Zurich Herald, 1941-05-15, Page 4ZUMCH HERALD
`TI'iis is Canada's call to YOU! '_kcal, are now
'scanted to man the guns, tacks, armoured
units; all the implements of modern warfare
which the factories are producing in mounting
volume.
It is a dijrercuti war this time. "When We licked
the Run before, men were recruited here to
train in England, to fight in France. Now you
are recruited and
•trained here; then
go Overseas to join
the stalwarts hold-
ing battle positions
on the shores of Old
England, or wherever
the can demands.
The Canadian Active Army requires men for
Artillery, Engineers, Signals, Armoured • Cars,
Tanks, Infantry, Transport and Supply, Medical,
Ordnance and other branches of the Service.
The Army is prepared to teach many trades,
and to train you to efficiently handle Canada's
weapons of war.
Go toyour nearest District Recruiting Office.
Find out about these
Units; how they
work, what they do.
See just where you'It
fit in. See -where any
particular skill you
possess tau best . be
utilized. Then join
up for ACTION
RATES OF PAY IN THE RANKS
$1.30 per Day with Board, Lodging, Clothing, Medical and Dental care
provided. EXTRA: (1) Rates varying from 25c to 750 per day for
sidiled tradesmen while employed. (2) Dependent Allowances in Cash.
Apply to Nearest District Recruiting
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Office or any Local Armoury.
D PA Till ENT OF NATIONAL i9EFE C
CANADA
HILLSGREEN
Ttr, and -Mrs, Walker tCarlis'Ie of
Leisall visited recently with Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Stephan.
.111r. thigh Love made a business
exit; to Elmira one day last oweek.
Mr, Wm. Reichert is still in Clin-
ton Hospital. but ifs .4teadily it ,prov-
Mr. J. Barclay of Stratford , has
ereUrrned to hit home after spendIr g
ii,,r9Ok with Mr ami AV, Wm. Dae-.
idtson.
Mies bla.rgarc.t Reichert is assisting
at the 'some of 'M'r. and Mrs. ,l, Coth-.
vine,
,,St. .Joseph and 'Beaver Tow
Mr. and Mrs, Dennis .Char'reltc of
the Blue Water, south, were Sunday
si')or? to M1, PIA 1013. H. ,T.apeet:•
Mrs.
Wm.
Wedsing is spen ng
few days le London visiting relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jeffrey, of
Detroit spent fi5raday h this vicin-
ity. s
IIIc. and Mrs. klovatni tta# 1Vindsor,
were visitors with relatives fin Bea-
vertoiwn.
,Mies Cecilia Mise: of the Blue
Water, eouth, left on i laiadaay last to
spend a few weeks M C2taiton wtitir
her sister, Mrs. Percy' ,Ige;da -d,
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert' Jeffrey were
Sunday visitors with Mr,. etal :Mrs.
Tosc'ph Bedard of St. Jor'eph 'north.
M•r. Frank Geoffrey who hays been
eii'eeding part 'of the. winter months,
in Windsor, returned to his h:'axne on
Sunday last,
w1.`', r.;• Contin of Detroit was s
Sunday visitor in St. Joseph.
Mr, and Mrs. Leonard 5411,"aras
nl:utorA to Clinton on Monday last.
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. facing at 3.2.45ets per gallon. deliw- truz.=els, cutting box, 2 step ladders,
eyed in .Hensel], on 48 hours notice:. Onion crates, 5 20 -foot laduers, qu-
Motion, that we order 6 barrels oft' nxatity of scantlings, some remlaek,
patching material. al'sc cherry; pine planks, onion eeed•-
Moti.on, that -we present all hese sae garden seuffder, hand sleigh with
from this municipality with a stoney box, 2 bedsteads, garden roller, de-
. belt who enlist for active service. livery wagon, cedar barrel, chop
That ie gather the garb.age. on boxes, flour stands, 40 cedar posts,
effect. 2 cross -cut saws, a r...reller of scg-
That .we hold Court Qf' Revision. ilia• blades, onion ser.., e broad axes
on the assessment of 1941 on May buck. imus, 3 axes, 4 rip saws, doz-
26th at 8 -p.m. en hammer izandlee ;,eme axe han-,
Correspondence read. Bicnle• S:c- -dies, tobacco 'cutter, trailer roti,. pot-
graei Ltd, County Clerk; Dept. of ato fork, '4 hoes, shovels, 5 dozen piee
Welfare, Proy. Treasurer; Or.. T'tsii - es 'wood for hammer handles, clam-
chelt, County Treasurer;: same filed. . outfit, 3 cedar chests, mortise
Bins and accounts — Canadian boxes,. turning lathe, 3 squares,,
Legion, refund hall rent $12.; Tienri planes, full set of carpenter tools as.
sail] Hydr-o, 6.61; G. M. Casey ieaaxm-( good' as :naw, cow chains, bureau,.
ing streets 2.80; H. Tom:, labor 1.70; lagging chain, 3 bunches of lath,
R. Todd, do 1.20; T. Kyle, labor ,'ch• k4n wire, tops for 'fence posts,
S'55; -0. Twitchell, hall, fen dept_ .-, iron pulley, 2 4 -gal. cans, 4 single
10; Sickle Seagram supplies FC 1).,',ateals, 2 storm doors, boring machine
$7; E. C. Nickle, tuning pl'aro $3; cross .bar for cutter, bushel plaster -
Co. of Huron Hospitalization T.05;011.g; hair, window frames,. window
Treas. of Ontario, license hair and'screetzs, :gambling sticks, eozen core
park $.G.
iVfotion that' bills be paid and that
we adjourn.
James Paterson, Gler e
ends here.
A number from Here .attended the
eneral conference in Tavistock on
iunday.
Wt, understand Rev. H. E. Rappel
r ill be stationed at St. Jacobs and
Rev. C. Becker of Listowel here.
Miss' Evelyn French was suddenly
eiel:en with apendicitis last Sunday
evening and was immediately taken
to London where she underwent an
operation.
We understand Evelyn is getting
along nicely.
Arboati seventy five relatives and
•'riends gathered at the Commercial
Hotel, on Wednesday evening for a
reception hi honor of Mr, and' Mrs.
Hubert Restemeyer of London who
were recently married. The evening',
was spent in games and dancing;sf
ter which a dainty luneh was served.
Those who attended from a dist-
ance were Mr. and Mrs. John Neeb
of Wellesley and Miss Stebbins anti
l fns. Patao of London.
Mr, Alvin. Kel.lerrnan purchased
sed
the property of Mr. Charles Bannm-
;ar�ten on Saturday.
E lensall Council Minutes
fife regular meeting of the vitla;ge
('council held on eve. of May 6th at
3 p.m. in the ,Council Chamber will
all inerethers present: The minutes of
the previotrs meeting were read and
adopter.
F,' G. I3onthron appeitred re the
Legion asking for a rebate of IRO
rent. Motion that we refund $P.12 to
the Legion from hall for Bingo's.
?. J. Pateeson, tax collector, re-
ported re dog ;taxes, Constable in. to
acted Jo collect the balance as per.
bylaw,
Reeve Shaddiek fepor-tcd re terres•
rondence from the County Clerk r
The wastrel iSh.ew .sebleh was to 1
be held on Ws+ln.esclav has ,been post-
. ,oned for a few weeks .owing to the
epidemic of measles iti this vicinity.
.Mr. Henry rfad1tas and Gordon 01
Sarnia called onfriends here on
Thursday.
Me. Sarna Gottschalk of Hensel]
visited with friends here on Satur-
day and is spending a fl::w days with!
Mr. and Mrs. WM. Stade. i
. Harry .B ofrnan attended a tele-
phone meeting in Inngersoll fast Ifni
day.
Mr. Leonard Birk of Guelph we --
e buelneas visitor in town on Sat-
urday.
Miss Ella. Martipson of Woodstock M(MCrs. G. Appelton, R. ,Atkinson of spent the week -end With friends here the reperiai Oil Ltd., (appeared re
ilev. 7•'. Luft is atl,riding ft eon, road oil.
ference in Wellesley this week. M.otio>ix, that we purehuse 620C
Mr, and M.rs, krank Morenz td gallons of imperial Oil for street sur
Detroit mow; the w(:rk-:ltd with fl"'' -Roy, 14, L5 and +hclv(rt:is(: to th`
AUCTION SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
IN ZURICH,. Qtr
THURSDAY, MAY 22nd.
At 1.30 o'clock, the following:
3 beds and springs, .mattress,. bed-
ding, 8 diningroon chairs, 2 rocking
chairs,. extension table, kitchen table,
cupboard, chest of drawers, centre t7 _.'
tablet, dresser, 2 dresser stands, pan
for Iamp, violin, flower vases, 2 toolO,
chests, full set of •carpenter tool,,
hammock, kitchen clock, coal heater.
clothes basket, phonograph and re
cords; 1941 model Marconi 1/,1 volt
type used two months; radio table
oil heater, 4 trunks, kitchen stove
and pipes, 2 parlor chairs, sink, 4 -
gal. crock, 2 gallon coal ail can, Mir-
ror, ;Kitchen grindstone, couch, Dis-
hes, pots, crocks, pans, etc., 50 sea-
lers of fruit, quantity empty 'sealers,
vinegar barrel, cider barrel, cellar.
table, fruit stand, wooden vise, tab,
3: 'tiag hard' coal, cross cut saw, cord
slab wood, ditching spade awe show
el, ditching• scoop, pails, quantity of
lard, onion seed, axe, scythe, gander
rake, 'bucksaw, sickle, scoop sheereta
crow bars, hoe, onion. weeder; 2 egg
crates,. iirum, lumber. strips; sacks, 2
forks, 10 sacks onion seedy G 'onion
crates, lumber; 4 rolls. carpet strips.
17 -ft. ladder, 14 -ft. ladder, dawn
mower and numerous articles.
TERMS --CASH
Arthur Weber:, Auctioneer.
Len- Sararas, Clerk.
Mrs. Adeline Sararas, Exec. Ed. Mil-
ler Estate.
nisi tops, locks, hinges, nails, 2 large;
rails of cord, 2 trowels, oil canse
grindstone, picture frames, new,
.cedae tub, work bench, table, grain--
iing outfit, iron kettle, 4 dozen sea-
;lent, pails, 2 wooden pails, writing
rdesk, flour chest, wooden rakes, beds
'springs, dozen crocks: Alt. the lume
ber is practically like new, scalding."
trough new, 16 -ft. hay raiik new,:
and numerous other articles;.
'TERMS --CASH
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
At. F, Stade, Clerk.
Mrs. Henry Weleloh, Proprietress.
AUCTION SALE
Of Household 1 (then,
At ZURICH,
SATURDAY, MAY 17th, 19:4
At 1.00 ocock, pure
rimer Aitaaads,phi hchair,,
dozer llual Day 10. Night,
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WANTED
We wish to advise the public that
eve care in a position to handle PIGS
ready for Market. Give as a call for
further particulars and prices. —
General Trucking at Reasonable
Rates. Phone Day or Night:
THIEL TRANSPORT 8-ltf.
E. Thiel, Phone 155. C. -Thiel Ph..1.67'
WANT,.ED•:
CASH for Dead Animals ;and Fox
:Ernes. Phone 471.15, 'Reverse ail
aiarget. Jack Williams, Dashwood],
Zurioh Garat --.e
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