Zurich Herald, 1943-07-29, Page 4LUIUQ"l HERR
Thursday,,, S7' 29'
ELECT
BENSON W. TUCKEY
Liberal Candidate
In the Riding of Huron
A BUSINESS MAN
A WORKING MAN
RAISED ON THE FARM
HE UNDERSTANDS
YOUR PROBLEMS
VOTE LIBERAL alrnd continue good Sound
Government
ONTARIO ELECTIONS 1943
NOTICE TO PROXY HOLDERS
IMPOR TANT
OWING to the delay of Extra -Provincial Active
Service Voters overseas in completing and return-
ing Proxy appointments to Ontario, special arrange-
ments have been made to protect the franchise of such
voters.
Special Sittings of Revising Officers will be held in
each Electoral District on Tuesday, August 3rd, to
receive applications from holders of Proxies from
Extra -Provincial Active Service Voters to have their
appointments certified.
If the appointments are certified by the Revising
Officer, they .can be presented by the holder to the
Deputy Returning Officer in the proper Polling Sub -
Division on Election Day and application made for
a ballot.
The holder of .the Proxy form must be a voter in the
same Electoral District as the Active Service Voter,
and must be able to vouch for the fact that the Active
Service Voter resided in the Electoral District for
thirty days prior to his enlistment, or in lieu thereof
must have him vouched for by a voter who is familiar
with the facts.
ALEX. C. LEWIS
CHIEF ELECTION OFFICER
ONTARIO
HILLSGREEI'
M. Donald McNoll of 3iyth, is
epi aiding his vacation at the home
of Mrs. John Baker.
Mrs. Ross Love enjoyed a very ple-
a .tart week at Goderich.
Mr. Orville Smith is confined to
F l and under the doctor's care, also
1 le daughter, Helen, 'Their many
friends wish them a speedy recovery
Mr. Clifford Weido spent the week
c•a.i with his parents here.
St. Joseph and Beaver Town
Mr. and Mrs. Len Denomme, of
Windsor, are spending a few days
In this neighborhood with their many
relatives.
Private 1.1. C. Ducharmo of Prince
George, B. C., is home on his fur-
lough, he will return to the above
station on or about August 7th.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Masse, of
Welland spent their vacation In St.
Joseph and Grand Bend. and will re-
turn to.,thcir home in the near future
Mr. and Mrs. Zephie Charrette of
Detroit spent the post week with the.)
former's mothei, 3.Irs. John Cham•
elite and while here they motored to
Niagara Falls, ac,l'omparnied with Mrs
Wm. Ducharme of the Blue Water
north.
Miss Lucille Jeffrey of this burg
is engaged for the summer months at
Grand Bend.
Farmers are cutting their wheat at
present, the yield will be low and the
sa-niple of an grade.
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Mrs, Cecil Attridge of Goderich,
mad son Barry, sps'.at a week'.: vac-
ation in the village.
Mrs, H G. McKinley of Toronto,
:pent 11 f%t,. (iny, with. hm' . istcy', Mr:4
Pte. Ella McKay, of London, and
H. R. McKay, of Sky Harbor, Goder-
ch, were recent visitors at their home
here.
Misses Nora and Jean Balkwill, of
London, are visitors with Miss Nora
Ferguson.
The village is alive with tourists
at present, all enjoying bathing, boa-
ting and the lovely scenery which Bay
field is noted for.
Late Miss Taylor
One of Bayfleld'.s oldest and most
respected residents, Miss Mary Jane
Taylor, died in Goderich .Hospital, on
Friday, July 23rd in her 84th year.
She was a native of Quebec Province
but had lived at Bayfield the greater
part of her life. Three brothers,
John of Varna; Robt. of Stephen Tp.
and Solomon, of Winnipeg, survive.
The funeral was held on Sunday af-
ternoon from Goderich chapel, to the
Bayfield United Church, and intern-
ment followed in Bayfield cemetery,
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i Samuel Hey of Blake, attending the
wedding of her niece, Miss Norma
Hey.
Mrs. Lloyd Finnegan of Exeter,
and daughter Bertha are spending
Isome time with her mother, Mrs. E.
1LClarke.
I Miss Jean Hey of London, Mild-
red of London, Elva of Toronto, at-
tended the wedding of their sister,
I Norma on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Wm. Fiscus and family,. of
Kitchener are visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jeffrey, Jr.
Mrs. John Cadwallader of Lon-
don spent the week -end at the nome
of Mr. and Mrs. S, Hey.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston and
son Robert of Zurich, spent Sunday
in the village.
VIr. and Mrs. Arthur Finlayson
spent the week -end with friends near
Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Meyers, of
Zurich spent Sunday evening In the
village.
Miss Ella Bohn has returned to
Clinton after spending her vacatioon
with her parents.
BAYFIELD
The finance emirate of the Red
Cross is holding a carnival in the
park on July 24th. Bingo and other
games are the amusements,
Miss Susan Govenlock of Seaforth
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Ferguson,
Mrs, George Topping of Toronto,
visited her brother-in-law, Mr. A. fu,
F Twin.
Fripndy of Andrew McGregor are
sorry to hear of his accident, having
fallen and broken his leg, and is in
Clinton Hospital, hnvint pas
90th birthday,
GRAND BEND
Minister of Education Passes
Hon. Duncan McArthur, Ont. Min-
ister of Education, died. suddenly on
Tuesday, July 20th, of a heart attack
in his summer home at Maple Grove,
just north, of the Bend,, he was 54
years of age. Dr. McArthur appar-
ently was in good health the previous
day. He had a long talk with J. K.
MeDermid, a London manufacturer,
who occupies 'the next cottage, and
said he was feeling fine,. During the
night Dr McArthur took ill, and Dr,
Steer of Hensall was called. Mrs.
McArthur entered her husband's bed-
room shortly after noon on Tuesday
and found him dead. Dr. McArthur
sat for Sincoe East in the Ontario
Legislature. He was native of
Dutton, Ontario.
M'KILLOP WOMAN IS KICKED
Mrs. Peter Hicknell, of McKillop
Township met with a serious accident
and was taken to Seaforth Hospital,
where her condition was critical.
While driving to Seaforth with a
horse and buggy, the harness broke
as she was descending towards a
bridge, allowing the buggy to run
up on the horse's heels. The Animal
immediately started to kick. Mrs.
Hicknell was standing up in the
buggy at the time, and she received
the full force of the blow in the
abdomen, causing serious injury. •
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Huron Constituency
VOTE FOR
� W. C. F. OESTRICKER
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A Vote for the C. C. F. is a Vote for the Common
People; Farmers, Workers, All Business) Men
and Re-Habitulation for the Boys who are descena,
ers of our Democracy.
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THE LIFE STORY OF HARRY. NIXON, PREMIER OF ONTARIO
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Working in his own quiet way, Nixon's qualities of
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Harry Nixon leader of the party. He was then
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long administrative experience and level-headedness
will ensure Progress and Unity in Government for Ontario.
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The Nixon family is "in uniform". San
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at Ottawa. Both daughters married
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