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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1939-12-07, Page 4Zl2RICH HER Lp OWN FOR FIRST ME. We are able to announce the very first shipment of the new 1940 Westinghouse Refrigerators . . . the last word in modern electrical refrigeration . . with the latest features and advancements. They are here in time for Christmas and available on special Holiday Terms. Come in and see them NOW. Only a'. limited number of the new models can be secured at present prices. Grasp this opportunity to get a really outstanding value. SEE THESE SEN„ ',:T I® A L 4 FE TU PES F, TRUE TEMP CONTROL COVERED MEAT -KEEPER CLASS -TCP. HUMIDRAWER HIGH-SPEED SUPER-FROSTER ECONOMISER MECHANISM FIVE-YEAR WARRANTY MANY NEW REFINEMENTS A Small down w'yrrrent puts this Westinghouse in Your`home for Christmas. No more payments until February 1940. We deliver in time :for Christmas. MODEL F - 130 Base to match available at slight extra cost. Ra Harry °: G Hess io l Zurich, , BLAKE Mr. •Zohn Baker and Wm. McLach- len :are starting a chopping mill and er eut.to,,be hi operation dais week. Mr. anis:Mrs. :;Stewart Beattie, ',bridal couple, have returned from their honeymoon and are busy get- ting settled • at Varna. They were tendered a.reception in the Varna ball ora Tuesday evening. The :many Irieents "of. Mr. Thos. Johnston were sorry. to learn of his accident a few days ago when he ifell and fractured his- hip. Mr. John .ston is part hos:Neth birthday and he suffers a ,great deal. His many fri- ends hope he may recover. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jeffrey spent a few days with -their daugnter and lamily ins 'Kitchen•er. Mrs. Rudy Oc e.h returned home .alter spending a. eh t.•ty time with fri- end:; in Waterloo County. The many friends .of Mr. William E. Tough, a former resident here, 4eut now living at Clinton, are sorry to learn of '1#ie 'illness rand hope 'he will soon be :rejpred:toeoetter health HILLSGR`:Ei" N Mrs. E. Bader ,of Da$hw9od has lbeen visiting at the home of her sis- -ter, Mr. and ;'Vire. Wilfred Weido. Messrs. Orv. l ;Smith anti Frank Eagan have been holidaying in Tor- onto. IVIr. Fred Bro•tik has :returned -home -from a hunting neip mase• Sundrelg: and brought home a fine deer. We are glad to report ;Mrs. joke maker is able to le around again tiler being confined to liar bed for .n• few days. Mr. Lewis Forrest end sister, Mies 1.Vla y have returned home after 'very pleasant trip to lMliirl.ette, Iich. • and other point.. The child'', n of S. S N. 7, Stan- ley school ••- e• ever • prectieiee for their arr ,real Christmas e nter t•.c3 .e wait and Christmas tree to be held en 'December %Oth. Ae usual _Santa -Claris will err've in time with a ilia. , full pack. ryry,, Mr. a,,i l z?.. , l, -„r,.,.,,, ,,,,, '.f re” ent Titre ;;t. Mr. e rd 1lr.. rlit.'• 1e° ,. n:r Rod over the creek -esti with r tiee l itirbelf. St. Joseph and Beaver Town D:eoember—A little chilly to -day. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bedard of St. Joseph north visited with Mr. and Mrs. %cunile "Jeiiaaseyeef Beavertown an Thursday last. Mrs. Kuno Hartman of the Goshen line swath, visited with her parents on the Blue'Water'Higllrway on Tues- day last. Mr. and Mrs. 'Richard Masse of Grand Bend were "Sunday visitors with the .3'nrrmea's ,parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jannis :Masse eaf •the •Blue Water south, Miss Lucille Jeffrey ref 'B.eavertown who has spent two •weeks'in Detroit, visiting relatives, :returttetl home on Sunday last. Mr. Zeppie Ch.•arrette :was •a week- end visitor with '.his leiteents. Mrs . Wilbert Dewey of Grand Bend was a guest to her parents on Sunday last, with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jefrrey of Beavertowa. :Mr. and Mrs. Leonard ,Zararas of the Blue Water south, spent two weeks visiting in Detroit.., '"sttindsor, and !other points. They expect to be comeeig home •this coming 'Wednesday Mrs. Ramie Denomme of Drysdale Mrs. ;Remie Jeffrey of Beavertown, and Mrs. Fred Ducharme of the Blue Water socath were on Thursdav 'last to a quilting bee to Mrs. Paul Mfense of the "Bronson line. - Mr. N. elrl. Cantin of St. Joseph is not as yet nnueh improved. Hie dau ght -r Mrs. John Wilcox of 'Montreaq it still with 'rho parents. Mr Loon Jeffrey of 13eaven-town, who has been on the sick list for a few weeks i now able to be upend around. 'jesers. Mavim leffsev and Harold Sictmon of our nreighbdrhood have sreurecl a contract fra>m Mr. F. C. Kelhfeitc1'a for entt tg several tho- usencl feet of logs. n' a ' VI 0- 0T7.0 and Mas. Veenon ;Sshatz, Mr. end Mrs..B.. Goetz .and Cather- ine Finkheixaer visited friends in Sarnia :S.unday morning. Messrs .Stuart ,and Murray Wolfe of Fort Erie .spent the week -end with' their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Wolfe' Mr, and 1VIrs. T...Hoperoft ana Mrs and Mrs. .Graham .Arthur of Exeter spent the week -end with Mr. and ?sfi•s' Robt. Roperoft in Port Colborne. Miss Eether Martene spent the eve ek-end with friends in Mt. Clemens. Mich. A very pleasant evening was spent last Thursday evening where the Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran church entertained their husbands and a few friends to a fowl supper after which the evening was spent in gam- es and singing. The new community grounds and skating rink have been levelled up and the young people are now anx- iously waiting for ice. Death of Mrs. Catherine %.hlers. Mrs. Catharine Ehlers age 80 yrs. of 28 Water St., Waterloo, died et the home of her daughter, Mrs. Sam- uel t chaab of Waterloo per Sunday morning, November 19th. Deceased was born in Bruce county on Oct. 20 1859, a daughter of the late Me. and Mrs. Henry Hessenauor. Was a mem- ber of Waterloo Emmanuel Evangel- ical chiirsh. She was married to, William Ehlers at Walkerton on No- vember 20, 1883. Mr. Ehlers pre- deceased her in 1932. Surui.rng are one son Milton gf Rochester N.Y., two daughter, Mrs, Samuel Schaab of Waterloo and Mrs. Clarence Yager of Detroit, Mich., anti two grandchil-' dren. Funeral services were -held at Emmanuel Evangelical church, Wat- erloo at 2.30 p.m. to Waterloo Mt. Hope cemetery for int-rment. Rev. H.. Kellerman officiating. Re- mains were resting at the Ratz-Be- chtel funeral home, Kitchener until Tuesday at 11 a.m. when they were removed to the church for cervices at 2.80 p.rn. I ,stlieron I ea 'ue 'r 1r ti+e,:Ilu l s'b'r, '*!‘!"..0, 4)1, r.�if .":'w e1' 1, ':', hal i, fl! r1:! a>) "4), d .Mi .. yilnn with a Hallowe'en is ; lt. wee anent can 110F0!)'11110 )311""•1 t"':;* '",Crr•1'i: ( r`". . r t hi 'beet primal groin4 to Paul ;' •`:' tt'.,r, ?:"Y.f•iL:ond wil.h ' • .ii.'e{ T'loV d bac Yai.te "Thursday, .,December 7th, i0?9 Frieda Itader, Garnet Weiberg, EIgjn., Rader. On Nov. '7, Bible study was the subject in which Rev. Luft took charge. At this meeting two new me- mbers were taken into our league. The following weak mission study was tuken up on `Forward in China.,, Nov. 21 we helrrl our monthly topic study entotled "Living in the World, your Country. The hint aueith , Ivn:1 he regular business; after which the pastor Rev. Theo. Luft took the ;Ludy. On the Borderland of light -and Wrong. Snyder ---Hayter At aa. beautiful and impressive cc•re- ulOiLy at half after seven o•c.-oce, Saat:- t:,ai:ty i ;a.. 'Fath at the neele o: Mr', and Mrs. Ii. E. Guppy, Miss 'Rota L. Hayter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hayter of Dashwood, was unit ed in marriage to Mr. John W. Sny- der, son of Mr. and. Mrs. A. Snyder of IH'amilton. The Rev. H. J. Storm, pastor of First Lutheran .church, read the ceremony before the lira - place which was banked with yellow - Mums and Primroses. The bride, given in marriage 5y her father Nvn charming in street length dress of blue Wool crepe, with a necklace of 'Roman pearls and black stik velvet 'turban. Her corsage was gardenias. Miss Grayce H"vte ' of Windsor, sis- ter of the bride, was her maid of 1.honor. She wore a street length dress of dubonnet crepe with a black fur4 felt hat with corsage was white gar - dines. Mr. Roy Snyder, assisted -his brother as best man. . A reception followed immediately after the cere- mony. The bride's table was centred, with a three -tiered wedding; cake and Mall candelabra holding burning white tapers and white baby mums at either side. M•rs. Hayter and Mrs. Snyder poured coffee and Mrs. J. Bruce, si's- ter of the bride, Miss Lola Lyone and Miss Mildred Clingersmith all of Win e sordsor' assisted* iu serivng. For travelling the bride donned a black.. fax coat. The couple will reside IR Windsor. • Shower for Bride Elect. About 35 friends gathered at the home of Mr. ani Mrs. J. Bruce of Vv'ar:eeisrer on iVedneeday evening and honored 1Vi:is beta. Hayter with a. nalse.ellaneous shower. 'rho eveninf• was spent in gamer; aft -'r which a elai sty lunch was served, -'1 lie bride s k et r0A8 the recipient of m:eny beat- tAt;rti and rase.€ul gift-;. cc: UNrrY NEWS Fractures Ankle Mr-, Kirk (Ruby) Hutton, or Exe- ter, fractured her ankle in a softball game at Seerforth as she was sliding into home plate. Receive Scholarsh'ps At the Convocation of th:) Univer- sity of Western Ontario Friday last, and awards were made to 125 stud- ents. Three Exeter scho'ars were a- mong the recipients. Boeden Sanders received the Albert 0. Jeffrey Schol- arship No. 1 for second year honor biology. Eileen Lewis received the Brescia Hell students partial resid- ence inter -year scholarship; Alvin Bell, of :Mensal], graduate of Exeter 1?.ighSchool, received his B.A. de - Resigns Charge Due to serious illness Father 1VI.N_ O'Sullivan, parish priest at Clinton for the past eleven years, has re:,ign- ed his charge. He is now in St. Jos- eph's Hospital, London, and is mak- ing good recovery. Father Sullivan was a much travelled man and has ore. various occasions given interesting accounts of his travels. The new priest for Clinton is Father S. J. Mc- Donald, a native of St. Marys, whc> for a number of years has been in charge of Our Lady of Mercy church at Sarnia. DeOliDea181.510200400 4110 AM CM InatettoolftnlettanToatmeaDDIDADOOD09,0 a Your 64 CN iriter's F We are Now' Filling Orders for this Winter's F€.=_el, ,ea gas suggest the Most Siitable Fuel for your Heating Equipment... Price.) always within tl�t-e•i sts of other Dealers with Quality Considered. SEED CLEANING We have- an up-to-date Seed Cleaning Eq&*- icnt that we use for Custom Cleaning, and inv.i•'_r ,the Farmers Who have seed to dean .to arrange with` us for this Work. PURINA STOCK FOODS AND CHOWS to to Ruth Becker and Garnet ViCealleage. A, sing song was then enjoyed uy all. Z>anc'h was served by the committee. Dorothy Kraft-Hedweg Schendell, reeeeew en'estisraaue A Guaranteen Product that will greatly help your Stock and Poultry to Vigor and Production, which will mean greater Profits. Try it! L. cile Son 0 s a 0 aeacevastakaateateke st aeear aseseseeePweeeeoea a *Not Tot once nor twice but six thnesyearfy'tlt.¢` specifications for McColl-Frontenac- gasoline—the famous MARATHON "J3LUE"1--acre changed to give your motor - its accustomed power under different ctimaticconditions. RED INDIAN motor • lubricants, too, must conform to requirements that are totally different in Winter than those of Summer driving PLAY SAFE REED INDIAN products; assure you of trouble-free performance the year 'round. Drive in of the sign of the RED ilsiDI 4N where Prodgetr}a pnd service Orly the best. Drive into our station TOMORROW and let us put your car in/. shape for trouble-free, repair -free service during the Winter months. Anti freeze • in the radiator—W'inter:.grade RBD INDIAN or RED. INDIA.NAVIATION int the crankcase—Wintergear lubricants iii gear box and differential—battery checked (free)—tires checked --chains repaired, cleaned and made ready for ,rase—chassis lubricated—tank filled 'with Winter -grade MARATHON "BLUE" for a quick start and .steadypowerno matter bow1owthtetherdmoneter goes. DO IT NO W8 HOWARD f.`aLl',j'PP a.. ZURICH itt•w . e.