Zurich Herald, 1945-07-05, Page 4gritr—k,
ZURICH HERALD
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born at Grand Ben and Ints been a
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, , , resident of London for 20 years, was
', a member of Wesley United enurch.
' Surviving besides her Midland. are
REMOVED PROMPTLY four daughters and a son; two sisters
end four brothers, rao.sfly of London
Phone: Collect: Exeter 235. Seaferth IIS ; The body rested at the George Fun -
DARLING and CO. Of CANADA LTD. t era]. Home where funeral services
were held on Saturday with inter-
ment in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Rev
C. C. Washington of Wesley United
Church omoiated,
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BAYFIELD
Nursing Sister Dean .Castle, RCA.
M.C., of Crumlin, is spending g short
leave with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Castle.
Mr. and Mee, Oaaral 1Geraeinhardt
and family of Saginaw, Mich., were
visitors with. the .-formers mother,
Mrs. F. C. Gemeinhardt.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Baily of •Galahad
Alb., are visiting the farmer's bro-
ther, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bailey of
the Ritz Hotel. •
Mrs. A. Brisson and two daughters
of GTO SS Pointe, Mich. have joined
her parents, Mr. and Mrs': J. L.
Lewis, for the .summer.
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Mrs. A. S. Colwell .suffered a
stroke on Sunday last and is
confien.d to her bed at the Parsonage.
Her daughters, Mrs. A. Quick on
Peele Island and Mrs. Moore of
Birmingham, Mich., came immediat-
ely and are with the parents. lam A.
S. Colwell .has been .in ill health for
some months,and vias obliged ta re-
tire from the ministry. Mr. and Mrs.
Colwell had planned to leave on Tu-
esday for Leamington ' where they
had purchased a home.
Turner—Arkell
A quiet but pretty wedding awas
solemnized at the homeof Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Arkell, (recently of Cal-
gary,, Alberta), on June 25th at 3
p.m,, when their eldest daughter,
Helen E. Vera, became the bride of
Robert Mathew Turner, eldest son
of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Turner, of
Blue Water Highway; Stanley Town-
ship. Rev. Canon Wm. A. Town-
shend of London, cousin of the ;bride,
officiated.
SOFT BALL GAME
On JULY :12th, 7 p.rn.
,SHARON CARDINALS Ptaying
GRAND BEND
The winners,of July 2nd T 01.1131011 eltt
,Game on SHARON DIAMOND 21.4,.
miles .east of Dashwood.'
Tickets will be sold and a tucky
Ticket Draw for Ladies or Gents
Bulova .Watch. Proceeds for injured
members .of Ball Club. Everybody
come and -help this worthy cause.
In case. of ram the game will be play-
ed the following evening.
BBC REPRESENTATIVE
Maine] Barkway has .en appointed
BBC .7aipresentative ianada,tfoll-
owing S. J. de Lotinierea return to
tritavt. to resume his peat ete director
of RI:Cal outside broadeaete. Mr.
Barkway joined the BBC In 1934,
has since nerved as chief of the Em-
pire TA 17.1 Service and with the radio
seetion of pavehological• welfare
divieiert \Er. Before. cataingto
•Canada in 'a... he visited Catoadian Much Thieving in District
troops on the 'eastern front. eekal Several robberies are reported
Ileadfriarterz wily be in Toronto. 1 from the community. Two tires were
stolen from. cottages at Grand Bend.
Dot Surf Shop, Grand Bend was en -
`a -ted and bathing suits to the value
of about $500 were taken. An at -
Mr. and lei Jeeei sets, arofam tempt to rob the Seaforth creamily
ily of Pontine gee-, .,13,..mding was aleo made but was foiled by pas -
their vacation his mether, mrs, sing motorcycle who scarecr tee thi-
Mary C ela eves away While they wore carrying
Rev. and sera Luft and 4iaughter the creamery safe to their car, The
Marie, Mrs. Elgin Merner and Jeyeelrobberies are supposed to be the work
and Misses Dorothy earl Feieria Rad-, of the same gang, and pante have
nesday. ale
Mr. and Mae. George Tomlinson of
Detroit. are visiting with relatives in
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Melton Wolper of
Ingersoll pent the week -end with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fassold.
Col. E. E. Tiernan who has been
overseas for the past four and ahalf
years is spending a 30 day leave
here and at Barrie. Col. Tiernan and
_Mrs. .Tiernan and daughter Mary
Aim are visiting with his mother,
HENSALL
During the electrical storm here
Friday evening lightningf struck - the
home of Rev. R. A. Brook; Anocking
off the :chimney, ran along the slate
roof ripping off some Of the slates
and down to the cellar where it
knocked the door off the furnace.
Some trees in the Village, were up-
rooted. •
Miss .Mattie Ellis, prominent Hen -
:sail resident, suffered a 'Ian in her
hats this --X,71AY-s at: Soe teeMeenoriel.
•Mies Iris -Niblocie of LOn'clOn 0.814 etaforth,' rev'
tared ,arin at the right Wr-ist. Jar. D.
the week -end with Mrs. Ness. •.
was the attending physician.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Rosenthal G.
are visiting ,Cpl. Roy Broek arrived in Hensall
of Windthorst, Sask.,
Friday evening. Following five years
with Mrs, Mary Schrader.
of serveee overseas.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Raserike and
LAC.. Dave Sangster '.'arrived in
_family _of Detroit spent the eveek-end
will Hensall Friday evening after serving
here. Mrs. Reschke and family
remain here for'the summer. overseas for two and a half years.
Mus. Byron Kyle a Hansen recei-
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Restemeyer
ved word that her huabiad Pte. By-
atof Loddon spent, the holiday here and
ran Kyle :is son his way home from
Grand Bend.
overseas, And .expectsto land in Hali-
Mr. Leonard Bender of Toronto,
fax soon.
visited here ..overathe holiday.
Mr. Judi .of London, has been en-
burgMr. Leonarel..Schroeder of Amherst -
gaged as principal of Hensall public
apent the week -end with his
school.
mother rirs. Schroeder.
Mr. George :Cowan, who has been
Lorne Kleinstiv.er of Bowmanville,
principal of the public school for the
spent .the holiday with his mother,
past year, has been engaged as as-
Mr.Mrs. .Klein.stiver.
sistant for the Continuation school.
and Mrs. Royal Brow -n, of
Mrs. Morley Chellow, • the forme]:
iMichigan axe visiting with Rev. and
Ola Cook of Hensall, accompaniedby
I Mrs. Bun.
her family, Donald, Carolyn and Bob -
Willis McIseac and Mrs.
bie, of Los Angles, Calif., arrived at
I McIsaac and son David and Mrs.
Grand Bend to spend the summer
'Milford Mame .and family of De -
months. They made the aril) ..to Can -
trait are spending their holidays with
ada by bus. Mrs. Chellow is a dau-
Mrs. Lucinda MeIsaac. Willis has
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. 'C. Cook of
recently retuned from overseas
Hensel].
where he has been in ..a..German pris-
Lois Henderson, Betty IVIeir, Maxie
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Mr. and Mrs. E. Barteliffe of, Clin- Boyd, Elaine Beer, Orrin Stephan,
ton were SandaY visitors With friends left Saturday for (Goderieh to spend
in teem a week at the Girls Camp.
Mr: Ronald Peck of Taeonto was
Mx.. :and Mrs. C. Schultz, .Ivit. Cle-
a visitor with friends here.
mons, Mich., Mrs. • D. Norrnyle, of
The infant son of Mr. :and Mrs.
Kalamazoo, Mich., and Mrs. 'W. J.
Lorne Chapman was able' to :return
Henderson of OAR, Ont., Vielitael with
home from the hospital in London,
Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Nadiger last week. last week.
DECORATION DAY
Miss Margaret Glenn was a week-.
Decoration Day Service will be end guest of Miss Barbara 1111Chile at
held on the Goshen Line Evangelical
her home at Brussels.
Cemetery -on Sunday afternoon, July
Mrs. Carrie Ballantyne left to visa
8th at 2.30 o'cloole. Rev. P. M. Feist
af Milverton will be the guest speak- aittems.embers of her family in the St-
ar, assisted by other local •Clergy-
men. Dashwood Memorial Band wall Miss Ellen Fremlin of the staff of
the Bank of Montreal is enjoying al
also be in attendance. A collection!
two week's vacation.
will be taken to go toward improve -
Miss Norma Cook of London,
merits an the cemetery.
*ending her vacation with her pee-.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Cook.
GRAND- BEND •Mrs. Violet Schwalm spent a we -
A W 0 0
kit -end in Stratford visiting Mr. and
Mrs. 'Vervyn Schwalm and Mr. and
Mr, Harold Hanson.
'New Heating System
The officials of.the United Church
Hensall, have decided to install • a
modern heating system in the church
at a cost of $2,100. It will take 3
months to complete the installation.
The present heating equipment has
been in use for over 30 years and the
heating of the church was getting to
be a great problem each year.
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DISTRICT NEWS
er are spending a week's vacation at; bean investigating. •
apar- Leke. Former Cite Passes
Mervyn Tiemna. Alvin Kellerman Mre. Raymond G. Heriderson, ag-
jos Yon -ter (.nd 141,1win Miller made ed $9, of Springbank Drive, London
braie, a.ni to Termite last' Wed -1 tiled in St, Joseph's Ho.pittli. She
A barn raising on the farm tif
Simon Hallahan, near Wingham, ere-
Ited triueb intvvest in the neighbor-,
The Lan is to replatq one de-
Thursday, jnly 5d4. L940
!x!!"maftsgr-J*t
"odd eth 7,frwrol,
Queenie and Dobbin have
`clone a fine job and their -useful
day is not yet past.
But maybe you want to speed
up your farm operations with
tractor ploughing, cultivating,
seeding and harvesting.
Maybe you want to do many
things for the improvement of
your farm . . . repair your barn
or build a new one, fix up the
fencing or drainage, buy a nevi
bull to build up the quality of
your herd, install an electric sys-
tem or improve the present one.
And what about seed, feed
and fertilizer? What about yourlivstock? All these things need
money --more money, probably,,
than your bank balance wilt
allow. If that's the case with you,
call on the manager of our local
office and discuss, in confidence,
your financial needs. You will like -
the kind of consideration he will
give your plans and problems..
BANK. OF MONTREAL • lY BAN'
working with Canadians in every walk of life TO A AltILION CANADIANS
since 1817
Hensel!. Branch: W. B. A. CROSS, Manager
Zurich (Sub -Agency: Open Mon., Thurs., and Sat.
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Anzemasamoommisommommiume,
stroyed by -fire last fall.
The Stephen Federation of Agri-
culture has received a prize of $125.
from Huron County Federation. for
having held the greatest number of
farm fdrums during the past season.
Many at Barn Dance
At a barn dance staged at the farm
of. Thos Slavin east of Hensall, with
an attendance from many places in
the district on was raised to replace
L.O.L regalia of the Hensall lodge
recently damaged by fire.
Joins' Teaching Staff
:Miss Wilma Watson, who has been
teaching at Kippen fox the past two
years, has accepted a position on the
Clinton public school teaching staff:
Exeter Horse Wins
;Midnight Express, a pacer owned
by Frank Taylor, Exeter, and driven
by T. Yearley, won two nests and a
fourth vat the Clinton races recently,
He is a promising racer and Mr Tay-
lor has refused some tempting offers
for him.
Hydro Pole Broken
' An auto owned by John Wein of
Crediton, and driven by Gordon Pas-
co, went out of control about three
miles south of Exeter took to the
ditch. It broke off a Hydro pole, and
went over a fence and landed in a
field according ta reports.
Home from Overseas
After two and a half years' serv-
ice in hospitals in England, France
and Belgium, Nursing Sister Grace
Mason has arrived home in Goderich
and is with her grandma, Mrs. Jewel]
of Bayfield Road. She was attached
to No. 10 Canadian General Hospital
Woman Injured
Mrs. Murray Hetherington, organ-
ist and choir leader of North Street
United Church, Goderich is convatsc-
ing at her home from injuries she re-
ceived when a little boy on a tricy-
cle ran into her as she was coming,
out of a store. She was knocked down
and sustained a dislocation on the el-
bow of her left arm.
Drives Into Open Bridge
The other night George Galbraith
of Brussels missed the detous sign
south of Winglam ,and drove his
coupe onto the open 'bridge. The car
was badly wrecked ?but he escaped
with a few Slight abrasruns en his
face. His companion, a sailor was
injured about the ;mouth.
.• • wanierton Reeve Resigns
• , Serving his third term as reeve of
Walkerton and having been Z. coun-
cilor for a yeat, Irwin Lobsinger has navigational radio beacon; dh'ect- and A. R. Tasker, treasurer. Direct -
tendered his resignation as reeve be- ion finder, at Goderich harbor. This
cause of ill health. The council de- aditionaI to the .port's equipment for
cided to interview Reeve Lobsinger safety of lake navigation ie being
with the object of having him to con- constructed at an estimated cost of
Chessell—Eisler about $25,000 and it is hoped to have Hospital Chairman Resigns
tinue to the end of the •year.
it completed by late summer. The W. H. Goading, M. P., Seefortha
Egrnondville United Church was beacon will be of power surilcient to has resigned as chairman of the Scott
the scene of a double ring wedding make its signals heard to a dietance itteraorial Hospital !Board arter 21:
when Doris Marie Eisler, daughter of ; of 100 miles. The equipment was 3reare of faithful and efficient service.
Mr. and Mrs. John Eisler was -united ' purchased from the Marconi firm and; awing to his absence in Ottawa for
it marriage to Kenneth Royston Ches they are making' the instalations. ! six months or more each year,
sell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ches- ' be at the extreme outer end of Golding feels that the duties corneae -
sell, Mitchell. Rev. A. W. ei.ardiner the north pier. , ed with the ehairmanship now- de-
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officiated. Given in marline by her
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• Implement Repairs
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We have recently received a good supply of
14 • Repairs for Farm Equipment, Such as Plow Points,
Sole Shoes, Landsides, Plow Repairs for M -H. No.
7 and Verity Plows; Cultivator Points, Etc.
YOUR POULTRY NEEDS
Soon the Poulry and Chick season will be with us
again, and many supplies which may then be hard
to get will be required. Put in your supply now
while the supply is here. PEAT MOSS, POUL-
TRY LITTER, and CHICK STARTERS are some
of the items you will require. Let us supply you.
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The Fuel Administrator advises all people to place
their orders for next Winter's Fuel as early as they
can, to avoid the big rush when it is actually needed
Place your order now and don't be disappointed by
ordering later.
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Double Wedding,
On June 16th a double wedding
took place at the Parsonage at Full-
erton when Ina, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Waikom, of Munro, was
united in marriage to Roy Kerr, son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kerr of Sea -
forth; and Pm, twin sister of Mrs.
Km., was united in marriage to Les-
lie Adam Bell, son of Mr. and IVIrs.
Frank Bell, of St. Pauls. Rev. W.
0. Mather of Fullarton, performed
the ceremony. Mrs. Bell wore blue
jersey and a corsage of red rases,
while 1VIrs. Bell chose white silk suit
with red roses. White accessories
were worn by both brides. Following
a wedding trip to Flint, Mfsh., Mr.
and Mrs. Kerr will reside in Sea -
forth and Mr. and Mrs. Bell will re-
side in Fullerton Twp.
Radio Beacon Constructed
Workmen of the radio division of
the Federal Dept. of Transport have'
commenced the construction of a
of the groom,
was the
among those present were the teach-
ers of the Exeter public school staff
and a number of friends: Miss Henry
was presented with , an address, a pr..
of silver candle holders and a china
cream and sugar set. Court Whist was.
enjoyed followed by a dainty lunch..
Miss Henry far the past two years.
has been teacher of •the primary de-
paltment in the public scnoot She,
has been active in young people's.
work both in Exeter and the county.
and as a talented reader she has as-
sisted with many a program. She is
returning to her home in Brucefield'
and following the summer vacation
has accepted a position on the teach-
ing staff in London.
New Lions Club Formed
The executive of the Wirigham.
Lions Club were at Blyth, Monday
eve. last, assisting Mr. Bruce Malcolm
organizer for Lions abbe, in the for-
mation a Lions Club treat town..
The meeting was an enthusiastic one
and Dr. D. G. Hodd was elected pre-
sident, and N. W. Kyle, secretary,
ons and other offcers were also nam-
ed. The Club will meet twice month-
ly the first and third Tuesdays.
Had Surprie Party
mend more tirae than he has at las
father the bride looked lovely wear- A surprise party as a farewell for. disposal. Mr. Gblding was• appointed
frig as,9,, old locket, gift or the groom Miss Margaret 'Floret/ we held at the hospital board chairman 21 ?bears
carried red roes. Glenn ()bee- home of Miss Vera Decker, Exeter, go i lone,
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