Zurich Herald, 1954-12-23, Page 4a:.:.
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TO OUR MANY
friends and Patrons
Wishing You All a
VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS
Health, Happiness and Prosperity for the
NEW YEAR
Pearson Motor Sales
Zurich - Ont.
Phone 78
PONTIAC,. BUICK SALES AND SERVICE
Boxing Day
Monday, Dec. 27th.
1-las'been Proclaimed a Public Holiday in the
VILLAGE OF ZURICH
And -all pllaces of Business are asked .to nerve
this Day as a Holiday
By. Order.:
The Zurich Trustee Board
NEW!
CALVES
USE
Preventrex
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ABLE
Give at Birth
STOPS
Scours, Etc.
;MASTITIS
Get
GARGETEX
and
'Keep the Cows
MILKING!
Mtddleton's Drug Store
Hensall, Ont. Ph. 20
-GIVE A
-SUBSCRIPTION
'TO THE
ZURICH HERALD
-For A
CHRISTMAS GIFT
OR . A
NEW YEAR'S GIFT
Season's Greetings
As Minister of the l::vangeUUcal
United Brethren Church, Zurich, the
undersigned takes this means .to cpn•
vey the Greetings of the Season to
every one who reads these lines. .Or.
more particularly to every fellow,
citizen of this village and- country
side. May the glad tidings of .the
Herald Angels bring you peace, poy
and contentment during this Christ-
mas Season.. May the dawn of the.
New Year be but the beginning of
those "glad days" when . each year
will be more happy and blessed than
all the rest. To our village and
other civic officials; to our school tea-
chers and preachers; Doctors and
nurses; business and professional
men; farmers and labourers; mech
anics and builders; fathers and gnoth-
ers in their daily rounds of home and
family responsibility and to all the
children and youth at school or at
play; God bless them all. The sidle
and shut-ins; the sorrowing, aged or
lonely and all others who may be
burdened with cares are especially
%ought of in this word of srncere
good wishes for a Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year. .
(Rev.) H. 'E. ROP1'EL.
yours, and those who are affiliated
with you 'in diferent'ways, we offer
our Christmas 'Greetings, and Best
Wishes for the 'New Year. During
this time of merriment and ,galty, let
us be Mindful of :warnings given us,
let us not ndrilge with beverages
that could cause 'the most innocent
ons to fall in error, and -cause your
• Yuletide :ho'Iidays to be gloomy ones,
and leave in 'its ':pathway grief and
perhaps lbereave''d families.
DASI-1WOOD
A avuanlber -of ladies from Dash. -
wood W. L were guests of the Grand
Bend W.I. art Tihureday Dec. 16.
On Tuesday Dec. S8, the Dashwood
W.I. are presenting a program to
the amen and 'ladies at the County
Home, Clinton.
Christmas Parties.
Mrs. Katherine 'Becker's school, S.
S. No. 8, Hay, presented their con-
cert to a capadityi audience on Tues-
day Dec. 14.
Miss Margaret 'Becker's school at
Blake presented 'their •eoncert on
Friday evening Dec. 'I'l.
The .Stitoh and Chatter Club held
its Christmas. party at he home of
Mrs. 'Maurice 'Xlurpp. Games and
contests were bellowed by bridge at
which high prize was won by Mrs.
Arnold Kuntz, second 'high by Mrs.
• :Mervyn 'Tiernan and consolation, Mrs.
Sid Baker. 'The Club has made
Christmas contributions to care
Woodsn children's 'War Memorial and
C.N.I.B. After an exchange of gifts
the hostess served a delicious cnicken
dinner.
$t. Joseph & Blue Water Area
Mr. (Publisher, once again we are
nearing - eletide, and again we are
spared to extend our Christmas gre-
eting and 'best wishes for the New
Year that • we are. about to embark.
It is a time when:faml'ies unite to-
gether and recall the many little in-
cidents that accompanied them dur-
ing the passing year. It is a time of
peace, a time. when past grevienees
should be forgotten and start anew;
it is a time of amendment, a time
when all human beings should bow
in reverence to their Creator, for
Some this, Christmas will bring aid -
Inge of joy. of croncord and :of ,son-
.rolation, While for others cheap-
pointment and trials will be their
lot. Let its not forget that we are
living in a fast moving world ,and
What the Neil Year -has in •store for
us, we are not permitted to know!
We trend along from hay to day
Week to week, and month: atter
4aaonth until we have reached -an
other veer, and as time waits on no
tone we find ourselves one year older
and nearing the end of our lire jour-
net. This Christmas, that we are a-1
bout to celebrate, ate, will he tilffereaet ,
from the past one;. Some relative
Mends n
d
and loved ones,ti who 4n the
rcast
year
:hared
with t us the joys
to of
+" au astma have today l,assect on to
he creat 'e-oetl, and who of u:s can
or i:..
1 i t,atr.>:rr that awaits
• '1'n u my, 1'nb1isher, {Ilid
Had Christmas '('array
G. N. 0. Club (held their Christ-
mas party on Thursday, Dec. 16, at
the .home of Mrs. Ross Guenther, af-
ter bridge gifts were exchanged and
the hostess served a 'turkey dinner.
Winners et bridge were Mrs. James
Hayter and Mrs. Harry 'T[,ayter•.
Had Christmas Party
The Walther League of 'Zion. La-
theran Church held their Christmas
party on Thursday evening, Dec. 16.
The evening was spent in sing -song,
and airplane Bunco. Winners were:
Pauline Becker and Gerald Maier;
Consolation, Douglas Hamather. Gifts
were exchanged and Rev. 'H'i genell
was presented with a gift. Ail en-
joyed lunch.
Miss Vera Wieberg of Waterloo,
spent the week -end with her 'parents,
.Mr and Mrs -Fred Wieberg.
11I:iss Anna Messner of London,
:gyp e rt the week -end with her parents,
Mr told Mrs. Fred Messner.
I+ Mr and Mrs. Wendell Gamble and
J nary f London spent the week -end
iwith Mr :and Mrs L.. H. Rader.
Miss Baty Gaiser of London spent
the week-et4 with her mother Mrs.
!Cora Geiser.
Miss Anne "Taylor and Miss Nancy
Tiernan, students of U.W.O., are va-
cationing with their parents here.
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On Sunday evening, Dec.7ec. in
tr the
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ATTENTION
READ CAREFULLY
Da you want a business of your
own? Serve consumers with large
Rawleigh line of Home necessities in
locality consisting of Townships Hay,
Stephen, and McGillivray. Pleasant
and permanent •occupation. good
profit. Real opportunity for a good
man. Write, Dept. L-458-217 - Raw-
leigh's., Montreal P.Q.
John IIcAsh is at present under
the Doctor's .pare. His friends wish
him a speedy recovery.
Miss Rena. Stephenson and Mr.
Herbert Stephenson of Kippen atten-
ded the funeral of their uncle, Mr.
Alton in Lucknow,
Mr. Russell Moore of Hensall and
Robt. Thompson, Kippen spent a few
days recently with the batter's aangh-
ter Mr and Mrs David Moyer in aTarry
Sound.
Miss Isabella Isabella ;Caldwell has return-
ed to 'her (home in Kippen after being
a patient in Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don.
Varna'L,O.L. held their annual
meeting when officers were elected 'as
follows: (WM., Wilfred Chuter;
Lloyd Keys; -Chaplain, Murray Roh-
ner, Rec. See., Chas. Reid;• T+'tn. sec.
Louis Taylor; Treas. Jno Addington,
Marshall, Grant Webster; 1st Lect.,
Gordan Coleman; 2nd Leet., Frank
•McClinuhey; lot Com., Geo. Reid, In-
side -Tyler, J. Scott; Outside 'Tyler,
Kenneth 'Stephenson. The Orange-
men decided to operate the skating
rink again this winter in the United
Church shed.
Eva Gertrude Reid Passes.
On Dec. 5th, Mrs. Eva Gertrude
Reid passed away in her 77th year,
at the home of her' daughter, Mrs.
Lawrence Jamieson of Bayfield. Mrs.
Reid was born -in Stanley, daughter
of the late Mr and Mrs Thos. 'Wiley,
pioneer residents of Stanley. She was
married in 1904 to William 'Reid,
who predeceased her. in 1942. • ,She
was a faithful member .of Varna
United -Church and as long as her
health permitted, tookactive inter-
est in its organizations. She was or-
ganist for some years. Surviving
besides her daughter are two grand-
sons, William and Reid Janizeson.
The funeral services Ion Wednes-
day-last
ednes-day last at the Ball and Mutch fun-
eral borne was conducted by titer pas-
HENSALL
and child ^'e
. �-Be
11 n children,
Mrs.
Stewiaxt• n
visited reeently with IMr and Mrs Guy
Bedard and 'Rickey at Centralia RCA
F.
The Christmas meeting of .the W.
L which was held in the Legrvn ll�all
was largely attended by merneers and
geests.
Mrs. Amelia Schroeder ..returned
home after spending a 'week with re-
latives in Stratford.
Skater Holds Classes.
Miss Nancy McKenzie, of London
who is the professional at the St.
Thomas skating 'club, has been eng-
aged by', the iiensall Community Ski
ting Club and has 'commenced her
duties on Saturday from 4 to 6pan.`
Lucky Winners.
Harry Watkins, Clinton, was the,
lucky winnner of the .beautiful hostess
chair in a draw Friday 'evening, spun-
sored b'y the Legion Ladies Auxiliary*
withe
proceeds Ter the artificial ice.
Leonard Hunter rof Clinton soul the
winning %%Olen
Winners of the :five twenty poriid
turkeys in ;a draw in 'the town . •hall,
Saturday night 18th were: Eldon
Jarrott, .Hleri.,a1FI; 'William Green, Ex-
eter; Mrs. Fred Brock, Kippen; Mrs.
Mike Quinlan, Hensall; Bill •Miekle,
Hensall. 'This 'project -was sponsored
by Sansa11 Knsan Club with
pro-
ceedsceeds
for service -work. President,
Dr. Doug. NicKelide drew the winn-
ing tickets.
63rd Anniversary..
MMr and Mrs John 'T. 'Mitchell, well
known residents of FlensaIl will qui-
etly observe their Sixterathird wedding
anniversary over the (Christmas 1ao1i
days. They vividly recall their Wed-
ding day' of 614. years ago, Decent er
1213rd. While driving to Dublin to :take,
the train to Toronto and Montreal,
for their wedding trip, they recall
that it was a lovely Mild day and the
farmers were all out plow:ea the
land. ars'. `Mitchell who is 83, and Mr
Mitchell 87 have been of the
Village for 27 years taking tee resid-
ence here from Tuckersmic,:a where`
they had lived foihs'wim'g trietr marri-
age, and where Mr Mitchell farmed
successfully. Although Mrs: Mitchell'
is not enjoying the fiery best of
health, she is able to he up and a-
round to perform. her household dut-
ies. Mr. Mitchell goes up town every
day to do the family buying and get
the -mail. Their family 'include, one
son -Stanley, Tuckersamitle; three dau-
ghters, -Mrs. Melville 1 as uair, Mrs.
Jarvis Horton, Mrs. 'Carl Stoneman,;
all of Hensall and district. '
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
:Miss Margaret McC1vnorit of Tor-
onto is holidaying at her home in
Varna.
CAVALL'S CABRIOLETE
Jean Cavall climbs into his horse -
driven. cab every Friday evening on
the CBC Dominion network and tak-
es listeners on a trip through a
mythical cit; he visits Might clubs,
music halls, the odd concert, and
meets Street reitrg'ers and other Calaar-
acters. He also does some singing
'iuttself, and, all in all, it't an enter.
'ninin w 1ri through thew nc
exlttad
s1 nl h7, life' in i larl;'c, retropol]-,
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Thursday, Dec
her t218rd, 19'54.
Yuletide -Greetings
AGAIN WE APPROACH THE SEA-
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SON, IN WHICH- WE CELEBRATE
THE BIRTH OF "HIM", WHOM
T. WE KNOW AS THE PRINCE OF
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PEACE,
MAY GOD GIVE US PEACEFUL
MINDS, SO THAT AS INDIVID-
UALS AND NATIONS, FOLLOW-
ING THE WORDS OF OUR
MASTER, WE MAY LIVE IN UN-
DERSTANDING AND HARMONY.
—.HERALD PUBLISHERS
tor, Rev. T, =J. Pitt, of Varna United
Church, Interment was in Baird's
'Cemetery. Friends attending prom a
distance: Miss ,Roxie Palmer, Jas.
iM. Reid, Ken Reid, Will Meter, and
Mrs Gertrude Gorril from Toronto;
Mr and Mrs Paul Pahn and Mrs.
Verna Greenbury from Flint; Mrs.
Cecil 'Wiley and daughter Carol Wil-
ey from Detroit; and Mr and Mrs.
Cecil Murray of Exeter.
GRAND BEND
Mrs. Ellen. Desjardine had the 'mis-
fortune be fall and has been confined
to her bed for some time.
Mr and Mrs James Grigg, G. B.,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Kathleen, to Robert Bruce
;MacDonald, son of Mrs Isabella Mac-
Donald. The marriage to take place
in Calgary, Alb., at the end of De-
texnber.
The G. B. branch of the Legion is
li 1 ia
Bolding a Christmas party* or a
the children of the district, on Dec.
28rd at 2 p.m. A 'filen will be shown
with treats and presents for the kide
dies.
Killed on Bermuda Isle.
OSS Ronald Colin Green was killed
when he accidently fell from the tope
off a cliff .at nearby Ireland Island,
Bermuda. He was born in G. B.,ann
joined the Navy in Jan. Prior to his
enlistment he worked for a time he
Stratford.:He was serving on HMCS
Buckingham, which is one or several
Canadian ships taking part xn' naval,.
exercises off Bermunda. The funeral
services were held at the Royal Nave
al Cemetery, Ireland Islana. A firing
party was tat the graveside. A private
funeral service was held at stirs home
in G. B. Sunday! last. .Surviving are
his another, Mrs Leslie Hutchinson*
of G. B., three sisters and three bre.
thers. His father, the late Ivaai
Green, predeceased him some years
ago.
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• Introduced today for the first time to the Cana-
dian public is the 1955 De Soto FireFlite Sports-
man Hardtop, new in every detail and powered
by the new FireFlite 200 -horsepower hemi-
spherical combustion chamber V-8, the most
powerful De Soto engine ever built. Exterior
design and interior styling are entirely new and
include colour, fabric, and trim in fashion -
matched combinations. The Sportsman is lower,
lq
ansa , ; ;tor Salcs -
longer, roomier and offers such De Soto exclu-
sives as PowerFlite automatic transmission
(standard on all models), Full -Time Coaxial
Power Steering, Power Brakes, electric window
lifts and electric four-way seat adjustment. The
FireFlite line also includes a four -door sedan and
a convertible coupe. The companion FireDome
line for 1955 includes a four -door sedan, a
hardtop, and a station wagon.
THOMAS COATS, Proprietor
LEN. McNIGHT, Sales Representative
COFFEE SHOP ON
The C.P.R. answer
wanting snacks mid
etre
Meals ontt st t isc
WHEELS
for travellers
low er-rir aced
r ser
tion
r1t rlr a tioir
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1 coaches: now going into.service on
transcontenentai trains. Steps at
'centre e relit lead to secure dome sec-
tion Where cinch travellers can on -
Joy all•,rn'rnri view .n; Ill �:,,;" se:a'•n-
er,v A third section of these neW
Budd stainless steel streamlined etas
contains 26 coach seeats equipp
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,
with full-length leg rests and recli9*a
ing backs for long distance travelledla