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Zurich Herald, 1950-01-12, Page 4rMI H - ONTARIO THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO THE I;. g, Leremonies OF THE NEW EXETER DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL at 2.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY,.. JANUARY.. 25th. PREMIER L. M. FROST WILL BE THE GUEST SPEAKER A TOUR OF INSPECTION WILL FOLLOW THE CEREMONY For the convenience of those unable to attend the afternoon h t 'Id• • 'll b f 'ns ct' that Nm inthe community) "ha,114 Vice- ge%ident 11Irs. Ed. 'Gill presided fol npo meeting preceding the party Mr. i / Lo a e gate the motb.y carols wer(. ! asig, a00011Pa111st was Mrs, Mason, I tr . t;..i;•rrodexack gave a pxaotic•ai I z•olz:,XII< ion on wxuppanj , parcels. d..et Nva, tiling by two cloildren. iI is Fatal to Mrs, De*litae ollot:'in?g a fall which she fractur- 1+, S"rot _)wine. lifelong, resident of Grand fiend died :tt her h.me on Jan. 6th. She was twice married, her first husband br>- ing• John Deveraux, and her second George Devine. She was a member of the United Church. Surviving are sons, Edward, at home; Henry, of Grand Bend and three daughlters,Mrs Frank Colby, W. Gravenhurst; Mrs. Jaynes Grigg, Strathroy; and Mrs. I3. Tiedeman, Grand" Bend. The remains were laid to rest on M'Qnday with bl- terment in Grand Bend !Cemetery. A memorial service was held in 'the Un- ited Church at 2.45, Stephen Webb Passes The funeral of the late Stephen Webb, why. died at the home of his son Ezra Webb near Grand. Bend, on Thursday last was held Saturday af- ternoan last from the T. H'arxly Holl''• man funeral home in Dashwood, con- ducted by Rev. K. Woods, with in.. terment in the 'Grand Bend cemetery. A memorial service at iYhe Grand Bend United Church follr..,wing inter- nient was largely attended. The de- ceased was well known and hi'g'hly esteemed resident of Stephen Twn., born in Biddulph Twp., he was in his 93rd year. Was at ,one time a merab- er of the Stephn Council and as reeve: represented the township at County Council. Was a director -of the Hay Mutual Fire Insurance •C. ; •a honorary elder to.f Grand :Bend Uni'teax Church and a former member tof the Cemet- ery Doard. Surviving are four sons, Archie, London; Donald 'acrd Ezra, of Stephen Twi); Elgin, Grand' Bend.; 3 daughters, Mrs. J. H. McGregor, of Grand Fend; 31VIrs. Arthur Finkbeiner ,of Stephen; '-Mrs. Frank Spear, Tor- ont,) and two sisters, Mrs. Norris Driller and Beitsy Webb, Fairgrove, I Mich. HEN_SA► i, ceremony, t ecur uln ver a !open or r pe yon evening from 8 to '10. JUST ARRIVED — Too late for y Christmas, Wabass-,' Flannelette in r Biddies patterns, pfnls or blue at 59e fle lAi 1� a yard, at Tudor's in Hensall. --------- Nlr and :l'Irs George Walker expect F) A. S H W n () 1) STANLEY TnwN1SHIp to leave shortly for F1oxida to spend A public meeting of the Dashwood All Wheat and Sniall Grain Growers a public Library will be held in the have been spared the 'oust of ,in ol- Try "Na,-Churs" Liquid Fertilizer Concentrate this 0 ection for 1950, as only enough Tiara- b Year 0 sponssred by the Hensall Women's interested are invited I�#epd. Last Year stveral wheat farmers treated seed wheat with "NA-CHURS" LIQUID FERTILIZER CONCENTRATE and 0 a ,to 'George W-olfe...,a!(�d,.,fraeiicl; -1ui3ss ...1950 i'"s' a,s"�b"11owS:'`Elmes' Webster, reeve apparently had good results. 'Using "NA-CHURS" LI(luld Fertiliser Concentrate for this 0 for the third term; councillors: Alvin zes, and a lunch prize. purpose is still in the experimental stage but we believe you 0 Mrs. Annie Saundercock who, und- W. Wolfe. should try it, Preliminary tests indicate a quicker start twhich � Mr and 'Mrs Thos. Hoperort and clamation. may .aid in earlier maturity and better yield. Russell spent the week -end in fort Mr and''Mrs Steuart Beattie and proving nicely. The 'cost is very little, and if it will increase your yield, it is l children of Wfnghatil spent t'he boli- Mrs. T. Richardson is a patient at Howard Klumlpp had the mrs-ror- too good to pass up. Many enthusiastic growers have written Clinton Public Hospital in the inter - tune to, slip while working at the mill. and Mn. Robert McBride, Kippen, about the fine results obtained with "NA-CHURS". causing an injury to his back. The *Misses, Evelyn Howard, Mar- Mr and Mrs. J. L. MoCloy returned Ask us today about the One Gallon Test lene Haugh and Jean McIntosh of to Toronto after spending the ho1i- Mrs. Taylor and Anne visited with One Gallon of "NA-CHURS" will treat 8. iO bushels of seed clays with the latter's parents, Mr. friends in London on Sunday. relatives at Brucefield. grain at a cost of approximately $1.00 per acre, Mr and Mrs. Henry Hoffman were Mr. and Mrs. Allan Esler of Lloyd- Mrs. Lewis of Toronto was a vis - ENJOY THESE ADVANTAGES- minister, Alberta, are visiting with itor at the Home of1VTr and Mrs. R. -COMPLETELY SAFE — NO BURNING H. Middleton. St. Joseph and Beaver TownThey were former residents of the —EASY TO APPLY ^ NO BULKY WEIGHTS Blake district. ily were holiday visitors at Hamilton —ECONOMICAL NO WASTE Rev. Miss Reba Hern has returned Auto Accident on Wednesday and interment taking; FOR MORE INFORMATION ON "NA CHURS" LIQUID An auto accident occurred Friday place in St. Peter's cemetery. Mr. home of her parents, at Sault Ste. FERTILIZER CONCENTRATES COME IN OR CALL US Masse was in his 74th year and had Marie, Ont. sail No. 4 Highway, in front of Ernie TODAY ! ! Mrs. D. J. Stephenson of E.ginond- Chipchase's farm. A, J. Om,ond, of demise was a shock to the cornmllrity G h London, a traveller, driving south, .Re was bonn in this parish and in Russell Erra)tt and Mrs. Hugh Me- Samos Is the early years had farmed a short Connell over the holidays. drove into the left ditch and appar- ZURICH PHONE 97 R 15 ONTARIO i ently went to pull back on the road 40� WHERE "NA-CHURS" GOES ... _ GRAIN GROWS too' fast. The car rolled over once and moving to the 14th Concessi, )n on thei landed on its wheels. Damage to the Igalbfleisch farm ,where he continued Maud and Josephine Stir- car estimated at $400. Mr. Omand to farm.till the year 11942 when his,linl� I:hisses left for Baty, City Mich., 'where THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO THE I;. g, Leremonies OF THE NEW EXETER DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL at 2.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY,.. JANUARY.. 25th. PREMIER L. M. FROST WILL BE THE GUEST SPEAKER A TOUR OF INSPECTION WILL FOLLOW THE CEREMONY For the convenience of those unable to attend the afternoon h t 'Id• • 'll b f 'ns ct' that Nm inthe community) "ha,114 Vice- ge%ident 11Irs. Ed. 'Gill presided fol npo meeting preceding the party Mr. i / Lo a e gate the motb.y carols wer(. ! asig, a00011Pa111st was Mrs, Mason, I tr . t;..i;•rrodexack gave a pxaotic•ai I z•olz:,XII< ion on wxuppanj , parcels. d..et Nva, tiling by two cloildren. iI is Fatal to Mrs, De*litae ollot:'in?g a fall which she fractur- 1+, S"rot _)wine. lifelong, resident of Grand fiend died :tt her h.me on Jan. 6th. She was twice married, her first husband br>- ing• John Deveraux, and her second George Devine. She was a member of the United Church. Surviving are sons, Edward, at home; Henry, of Grand Bend and three daughlters,Mrs Frank Colby, W. Gravenhurst; Mrs. Jaynes Grigg, Strathroy; and Mrs. I3. Tiedeman, Grand" Bend. The remains were laid to rest on M'Qnday with bl- terment in Grand Bend !Cemetery. A memorial service was held in 'the Un- ited Church at 2.45, Stephen Webb Passes The funeral of the late Stephen Webb, why. died at the home of his son Ezra Webb near Grand. Bend, on Thursday last was held Saturday af- ternoan last from the T. H'arxly Holl''• man funeral home in Dashwood, con- ducted by Rev. K. Woods, with in.. terment in the 'Grand Bend cemetery. A memorial service at iYhe Grand Bend United Church follr..,wing inter- nient was largely attended. The de- ceased was well known and hi'g'hly esteemed resident of Stephen Twn., born in Biddulph Twp., he was in his 93rd year. Was at ,one time a merab- er of the Stephn Council and as reeve: represented the township at County Council. Was a director -of the Hay Mutual Fire Insurance •C. ; •a honorary elder to.f Grand :Bend Uni'teax Church and a former member tof the Cemet- ery Doard. Surviving are four sons, Archie, London; Donald 'acrd Ezra, of Stephen Twi); Elgin, Grand' Bend.; 3 daughters, Mrs. J. H. McGregor, of Grand Fend; 31VIrs. Arthur Finkbeiner ,of Stephen; '-Mrs. Frank Spear, Tor- ont,) and two sisters, Mrs. Norris Driller and Beitsy Webb, Fairgrove, I Mich. HEN_SA► i, ceremony, t ecur uln ver a !open or r pe yon evening from 8 to '10. JUST ARRIVED — Too late for y Christmas, Wabass-,' Flannelette in r Biddies patterns, pfnls or blue at 59e _ ____._—.._-.-------- - a yard, at Tudor's in Hensall. --------- Nlr and :l'Irs George Walker expect F) A. S H W n () 1) STANLEY TnwN1SHIp to leave shortly for F1oxida to spend A public meeting of the Dashwood Ratepayers of Stanley township a few weeks with their 'daughters. public Library will be held in the have been spared the 'oust of ,in ol- Friday, January 13th is the euchre Bank 'of Montreal roams on Friday, ection for 1950, as only enough Tiara- and dance to be held in the town hall January 20th at 8 o'clock. Everyone es were placed in nomination to fill sponssred by the Hensall Women's interested are invited I�#epd. the, vacancies. The council for Instpuet. iVturdock's Orches.,tr;'._:. lad - ,to 'George W-olfe...,a!(�d,.,fraeiicl; -1ui3ss ...1950 i'"s' a,s"�b"11owS:'`Elmes' Webster, reeve res lease provide lunch. Good pri- Moore of Toronto, .spent the week- for the third term; councillors: Alvin zes, and a lunch prize. end with his Mr and Mrs. parents,McBride, Carl ,Houston, Harvey Cole- Mrs. Annie Saundercock who, und- W. Wolfe. elan and Harvey Taylor, all by ac- erwent a major operation last weelc Mr and 'Mrs Thos. Hoperort and clamation. at Victoria Hospital, Londron,,.Is int- Russell spent the week -end in fort Mr and''Mrs Steuart Beattie and proving nicely. Golborne. l children of Wfnghatil spent t'he boli- Mrs. T. Richardson is a patient at Howard Klumlpp had the mrs-ror- days with Mrs. Beattfe's parents, Mr Clinton Public Hospital in the inter - tune to, slip while working at the mill. and Mn. Robert McBride, Kippen, ests of her health. causing an injury to his back. The *Misses, Evelyn Howard, Mar- Mr and Mrs. J. L. MoCloy returned Mr and Mrs Sidney Baker and lene Haugh and Jean McIntosh of to Toronto after spending the ho1i- Mrs. Taylor and Anne visited with Toronto, were holiday visitors with clays with the latter's parents, Mr. friends in London on Sunday. relatives at Brucefield. and Mrs. George Hess. Mr and Mrs. Henry Hoffman were Mr. and Mrs. Allan Esler of Lloyd- Mrs. Lewis of Toronto was a vis - Sunday visitors in London. minister, Alberta, are visiting with itor at the Home of1VTr and Mrs. R. friends and relatives in the vicinity. H. Middleton. St. Joseph and Beaver TownThey were former residents of the Rev. and Mrs.' Ferguson and fant- Blake district. ily were holiday visitors at Hamilton Mr. Nelson J. Masse died suddenly Rev. Miss Reba Hern has returned Auto Accident on Wednesday and interment taking; after spending the holidays at the An auto accident occurred Friday place in St. Peter's cemetery. Mr. home of her parents, at Sault Ste. evening Jan. 6th a .mile north of Hen Masse was in his 74th year and had Marie, Ont. sail No. 4 Highway, in front of Ernie a•lwaiys enjoyed good health and his Mrs. D. J. Stephenson of E.ginond- Chipchase's farm. A, J. Om,ond, of demise was a shock to the cornmllrity Ville, visited with her daughters, Mrs London, a traveller, driving south, .Re was bonn in this parish and in Russell Erra)tt and Mrs. Hugh Me- skidded on the iqy pavement and the early years had farmed a short Connell over the holidays. drove into the left ditch and appar- ,distance north of St. Joseph on the i ently went to pull back on the road komestead where he was born, Later BAYFIEL.D too' fast. The car rolled over once and moving to the 14th Concessi, )n on thei landed on its wheels. Damage to the Igalbfleisch farm ,where he continued Maud and Josephine Stir- car estimated at $400. Mr. Omand to farm.till the year 11942 when his,linl� I:hisses left for Baty, City Mich., 'where was treated at the office of ln. J, C land had been purchased by the Gov- they will ,pend the winter months. Godderd for cuts to his forehead and ernment for Air Force purposes. 'Mr.1 bliss Gloria Westlake of London, behind his ear requiting stitches. Masse then mimed to Drysd-ale anti to 1t!1 the -nest of her parents Mr and his time he was eng'aac d b: l •Its• Walter WeAlake over the holi- Had Miscellaneous Showeror•cupy t'-'e Co.)k 1rr,,., of Hen,;all, bllt i ; ;clays. 3liss Ruth Hess, whose wedding to i,•1•rlin and 1) .n=. T` (f ?:,1•' wa owe' 'I)'- J:lck Ifil lien ie has resumed nark L. McCoy t solo place recently, an 111W)lo (hat.t,t r, ular)t:: r ,•;t r Ic,lt, Irl Idit, sit; VVE �etn IT af` Was feted at ,t prey' ntatirit hold for V ,Marr t,( ? .,t (n ni 'itn to , to 't t lt(al+lx}ir,;f try's his.parrnt, hire. her, at the home n.' :,Ir,s. Wm. Silicic n'r it:, 1-111, i nlsu':, Farcy Found sit which s(,ine 4C1 fl•iends of the bride t i ( 1 ) earl w , E :, •111 �) 11.x1 it ? , 1 r , .c.ar o,(1 rlrhar(I gathered to pi 1: ItP.Y witV. int a((- 1 l,, li i p to t ,! 1, t t• to lr+'n his noinesiltcc llteou: �,hotvr ,.. 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Al'tEr a Solemn I31,n- 3 d h:.(, int. nli.,.o(i a meeting r „ ter .het wedding the bride chose all von y *irrdl 1.)st tllo. r°<tn. i+: t,Ei(' i+(l)ritarg 194s;. A funeral :;er'Nice twn: •tttrslctivo stroot len r length Town of brae nr'rir'rl in tl,r, f.t>Ttily lylr)t , 1 S;t. r',tw 'x,ld tt the Trinity Anglican Church, pith trztrine blue coat tritnmed with ser'., er'mnt( rl (,°• tris sE+yen sr,n� 1 •lr, ?, tt fir,11, Friday tivfth 12ev. I,. lorgart � 1 er ion Lamb and grey .accessories, I'f ( toll• of tho chiirch Air td'ting. Tnirr• 4eh'rirh brit " fillrtd try ('all (',f,' 1)t' rt'- !ler Corsage wan bronze baby munis Ia , � Ind m •:ilsr'�•K • f t„' hilt 1 1 , !srolit in Dayfield cometet,y�, with roses fit matching tones. Follow - .4111 ' r7cl,r„•;: ,tin l.:t'1 c')rr.n f + ,s.• - . _--_� - -`)iii) - t y thy.,• "f"r'�"RAND It t' their return from their lveddinn d2'o,.• i. •1 ii tie ,, ,., .: fr) :•lt (,.°.� fti-t,• -„l.i- l.•x A\ f"'l ill !/ +.. gg f.+"�. �' lr j'� Saturday ]light'.,; roceptio'n was t}aid , n a bo.lovr'rl tvffo d to, lily, p for them at their home with int•• "oncerned in their ;!;zit bo.! Party Held ?(;diate relsttiN(Ys present, when they ,•,vrinr,i;. (=rand Sono W.I. held its Christmas yore the recinients of many Iovnly and costly gifts. AIv3"iCTION SALE )f Real Estate and Household Effects )n the premises in lihe Village of ;urich. Che undersigned Auctioneer has been nstructed to sell by public auction On SATURDAY, JANUARY 14th. Commencing at 2.00 p.m, stiarp Real Estate Property — Consisting )f Vol S, L,et 130, 131., 13.2 in the Village of Zurich. There is on the premises a frame house covered with crick veneer asplialt shingles in good -ondition, leas goad dry 'cellar, sum- mer kitchen and wood shed attached, very suitable building lots or garden land. Terms of Real Estate — 10°'b on day of Sale, balance in 30 days, Sold subject to a reserved 'bid. Household Effects — Coleman gas- oline stove,,, dining room oak exten• slon table, G dining room chairs, var io,us rocking chairs, irragazine stand sectional book case, couch, glass cup ,board, gramaphone with records it good -condition. living room table small writing desk, lawn roller, folding clothes driers, setee, cella table, Portland cutter, good sing! harness, quantity of lunnber an, many articles too numerous to b mentioned. There will also be offered for sal at the same time and place a numt er of articles belonging to Dr. 11. O'Dwyer who has recently moved t London. Allan .Schwartientruber, Proprietor R, F. Stade, Clerk. Alvin Walper, Auctioneer. The Local News The main aim of the weekly nevi paper as the name implies, is to giv news of its own district. It may hav other aims, such as to Five the met chants a chance to tell of their gooe in its columns or to try to influent public opinion through its edito: ials; but first of all it must give til news. Some of this news is not easil obtained and no editor can cover all without assistance. Especially ihi.s true when you have vlsltor Many of the ladies think that pe: sonals are the most interesting Yea( Ing in the whole paper. Your visitor are usually glad to have their name appear, so send them in. Sometime people come in and give the imprei sion that they are asking a favc when they want us to insert ttl names of their friends who have bee ipending a few days with them. N person need feel that way about gii NEW BRIDGE AT._4AYFIdE,LD! O'P'EN TO TRAFFIiC The final touches were put to a year-old 'combined bxidge and ro'a consitrtiction. 'program on Oict. 2RI when the new 2,00 -foot bridge ove the Bayfield River was opened t traffic. Plans : are 'being considere for .an official opening ceremony bi: no ex'a'ct date has! been set. Consti uction of the new bridge which nor carries the traffic on the Blue Wate Highway iover' the Bayfield Rivet commenced 'about three years ag( and the long-drawn-out period of co. struction was necessitated by a coir: bination of lack of materiale -and di: covert' of a run of quicksand. T'h bridge is of steel andreinforced con trete. It is -about 20-0 feet east o the old iron bridge .which still . re mains on its 'b'ase. Construction o the new lbridg•e by the Blyth Constr uction Co., Toronto, meant also bu ilding new apprraclies covering abo'u a mule. These approaches are not ye paved but will be primed next yleax H. L. Maine, of the *Department o HiY;hways, Stratford was engtneer The entire ,project including (build ing of new approaches would prob ably entail an expenditure ,of $100,01 Thursday, January 13, 1950 DUAL ROLES comical situation an enterprfsingw _ young man named Dobbs Fortunua lives next 'door t.. the girls (lust ofN' Stars of the new comedy Show, Ap- Main .Street in a Canadian city)' artment 113 (Saturdays at 8:80 on Dobbs wrestles with his daily job of .CB!C Domin.iton), are Beth Lockerbie driving a du'mptruck and his evenia. - (left) -and Sandra Scott who, coin- ' ge preoccupation, which is writing, cidentally, are cast as radio actresses The role -of Dobbs is played by Cone— in the program, Apartme-ot 1113 in ybeare, 21 year old' actor-writer,who. the Frantic Arms Apartment 1House is also r e pponsi,ble for scripts for tile' is the scene of domestic aaventures show. Ba -.lo -round music is provided and misadventures of two zany sis- by a st. ng orchestra under the direc- te'rs, Frazze and Donna Kimble, who tion of °'amuel• Hersetahoren, and have been in radio just rover a ,year. producti;,i is by Jackie Rae: Beth, Sharing the apartment is Mankowitz Lockerbei and Sandra Scott, are. a fierce -looking but friendly Groat known for their frequent appeara*r , Dane watch -dog. To complete the ces in CBC drama presentations, 1950 LOOK FOR C P. R. COACHES Plastic Murals, as shown above, now rolling out -of the C.P.R.'s An- decorate indecorate the end walls of new Canad ' gus Shops in Montreal, and it is ex ian Pacific Rafllytvay day coaches now petted 64 of them will be in 'System- being ystembeing turned out. Featuring reclin, wide mainline service within the nest• in'g chairs, extra -veils picture wind- eight months. Four murals like the ows and an all -glass dolor separating one. pictured. here decorate the end the smoking compartment from the I walls of each 'car. rest of the car, the new coaches are IjERALD OFFICE, Local Salesmar. EARLY MONEY while the recent one carries g)i(rtur•es. of the late George W. Spinnc,•, proe• Shown alcove is ogle t .t i. of he carpe. , ldernt, and B. C. Gardner, then goner Bank of :Montreal bills, issue([ soolt'al manager, and now preAdent of after the bank was hounded in '111,17. , the bank. Below it, is a five -dollar fs�-ue.d in' In came it'ti not the bank -nota.' 1942. Tho last year the 13 of M is' :'that inter.'est you, her nano is Pat - sued its own money, ricia Plant, of the D of M's hekd: The old :bill shows a picture of office In Montreal. Montreal harbour in the early 18001:1.