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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1938-05-05, Page 4ir# F`t1417R imaisimmismamsimsanadsoi a4 (mart •Chtork ARE Easy, ti� Raisefs ai�w HOGARTH Chick Hatchery Phone 266 Exeter E`m'e , f , t. `r1'1i41i.TRA. ZLIRi4 HILLSGREEN Bev. Mr, ,Peters. of Varna is the guest speaker on Sunday evening, May Fth, at the Hillsgreen Young People .Anniversary at- 7,30 p.m.The I ,choir frail the Nippon church are. preparing .speeial music. DIr. and Mrs, Norman Jones and Mrs. 1). B. Sanders of Landon, visit- ed relatives on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. W. avidson were visited by relatives from Stratford, M -r. Thomas -Patton of Clinton call- ed on old rr-i,nlds during the week, Seeding is nearing the end with many in the (ouah:.ullity now planting their gardens. Rev. E. Y. Ch<andlicn• conducted his usual service on Sunday last and ••• •^ - "ti .tom -:n to fi.nance C.^. m:- ing—monei for wages of workers, for seed., equipment, fertilizers, etc.—will find at the Bank of Montreal a ready and willing response to applications for loans. t -r> ...;;: to make a harvest is a conStriletiz'E use of credit, approved by sound banking. Our branch managers' in all agricultural parts of the Dominion are 'familiar with farmers' require- ments and market conditions. You are invited to talk with the manager of our nearest branch regarding your need for borrowing to prepare for a profitable harvest. DA flflUEAL ESTABLISI3ED 1817 "a bank where small accounts are welcome' M0DERN, EXPERIENCED- BANKING SERVICE ... , the Outcome of 120 Yearn' Succewsfaal Operation Zurich Branch: E. M. DAGG, Manager 13 s: ti Flow this Bread Diet Picas This Diet Plan gives about 1600 Calories a daythereducing allowance of the average woman. BREAKFAST 1 glass fruit juice Small serv-aa *:re2t, fish or eggs 2 SLICES TOAST, 1 sq. butter 1 cup coffee (clear), 1 tsp. sugar LUNCH OR SUPPER Moderate serving meat, fish or eggs Average serving 1 greed vegetable 2 SLICES BREAD, 1 sq.. butter Average ser'So.g fruit salad 1 glass milli DINNER I/z glass fruit ,or tomato juice Generous serring meat, fish or fowl Average serving 2 vegetables, 1 green. 2 SLICES BREAD, 1 sq. butter Small serving simple dessert 1 cup coffee or tea (clear), 1 tsp. sugar eee • •e•••• .: S•' Lr.H.� VOU, don't leave to starve 1 to have a slim, youthful figure. On the bread diet, you enjoy delicious tneals—yet your weight goes down, Science has proved that bread itself is not fatten - tai ;. It is a combination of prgr,teirn and energy -giving carbohydrates. So, if you '.long fora lovely figure, avoid extremes. Fol- low the bread diet. Every day, enjoy six slices of de- licious bread! ECKEL'S BAKERY - Zurich • spoke e1 Wolin Wesley with inspiring interest, STANLEY TOWNSHIP 14 Mr: and 'Dirs. R. M. Peck; Mr. auld Mn, Clifford Kays and 14Ir, and Mrs W. J': Clark attended the funeral on Monday of the late John Mail of Gotlerich Tp. Mrs, Margaret Erratt of Muneey, spent the Week end with her sister, Mrs. Henry 1 r.ratt and other friends Mies Willa Jervis of 'Clinton visited with friends on Babylon line elf Saturday and Sunday. The Young People of Bayfield United Church will be guests of the Goshen and Varna Young People at the Town Hall, Varna on Monday evening. St. Joseph and Beaver Town Grain seeding in this district is.. nearing completion and as the weath- er 'has-been favorable and the land in good shape for cultivation a good clop should be expected. M. Hector Laporte of Pointe Aux Bouleaux wile; has had a slight attack of rheumatism, is improving, Mrs. Oscar Ducharme Sr., is vis- iting with her daughter, Mrs. Bern and Hartman of Thedford. for a few {lays. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Ducharrne and son Avila of the Blue Water'south, and 'lis. R ramie Denomme of Drys- dale, \,voice Sunday visitors wic.a Mr, and M1s. Dave Gerornetle of Mount Cannel. BLAKE Mr. and firs, Chrs. Schultz; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Swa.?'tzentruber spent Sunday at Wellesley. Quite a number from here attend- ed the funeral of the late - Henry .Beeliaierman at Tavistock. Mr. Ephriam Gingerich is at pres- ent in Clinton Hospital where he underwent an operation. Mr and Mrs. Sol Bechler and fam- ily spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Smith, Blue Water. Highway. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gascho were: Mr. and Mss. Sam Gingerich and family; Mr. and Mrs. Antos Gingerich and daughter, Jean; Mr. and Mrs. Seth Arnanns;Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gascho and family. (intended far last week) and Mrs. Joe Leis from Well- esley visited with friends on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Swartzentrub- er and family were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Mose Gerber of the Goshen line. Me. .and Mrs. Sam Gingerich visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gingerich on Sunday. Mr. and - Mrs. Arno.es Gingerich were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Erb. ' Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gascho and family spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Erb. DASHWOOD Sh New collars aro needed at this dine of 'the year. Give us a • call and we will fit you up. -If in need of a haruc : s ask for prices, all our work is done with hand sewing, Your ;binder canvass needs repairing, bring thorn in and we will repair them before the rush starts. All kinds of repairing neatly and .promptly done. Collar repairing a specialty, pt -52 IL: G. •CLAUSIUS. ZURICH HENSALL Harry :Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Connie 'Cook, has accepted a position 'as service engineer with. the Mord Motor Co,, of Toronto. ' Friends are pleased to learn that Mark • Drysdale, hardware merchant, is now improving nicely and with a little more wanner weather, he will be able to go around again in the enjoyment of his usually good health Mrs, John Habkirk or Seaforth is remaining for a time with her sister, Mrs. Alf. Taylor avho is not well. Mrs. John %uefle, who has been on the sick list for a few months, is considerably improved and on her way hack to nor mal health. ,3e+:,ie Paisley of Toronto, was a holiday visitor e.':th 1iei. grandmother Mrs. E. Rennie. 1Iiene IIo;1'1::s ;:pent a fcw clays last week visiting in Toronto. Victoria Bolton of To,1ito, ae- Coi ip. "roil :');: 11.ur two ,.ir:tels, 'Maud and Eitla ref London, were visitors with p•iients on the Boundary. Ferzris ("::ntelon, principal of the Contia:a.::l cn school at Schoini: oris°, was a huiitiay visitor with his mother Mrs. D. .A. Ceetelon. 11tand id 'orry of Toronto were v hite . with tic' former's mo - the, t r::. Thos. Berry. Mrs. J. W a;ontirron and son, II;ar- 1,o10, ''.'rt' \ It i.4 to Kitchener, sl, -s. -Bonil,ron is visiting there with her mother, it run; t ut a few t ys, .1l''e.it .Spencer has puic.a:.sect , a lot ori King St. W. om G. C. Petty and \will erect a house on the lot in the neap future. Edith and 'Lilly McBwen, who s.-- ent the holidays at the home of their brother, John 13., have returned to Kitchener, Mrs. joint Tapp, of town, ,acco- inpanied iby•her son Dir. James' Tapp, of Ottawa, were recent guests with friends at Seaforth. Mrs, A. Voth of Detroit is spend- ing a week or so visiting here at the home of her grandmother; Mrs. Eobt, 13onthron. Word has been received here last week that Jan Sink, a former well- known.resident 'of Hensall, had pass- ed away on Easter Sunday at the Simcoe hospital. He has resided at Delhi for several years .and was in his 35th year. Over 20 years ago he came to Hensall district to .reside from Holland accompanied by 'his :mother and two sisters. If satisfactory to both congregati-''. ons, there will be an exchange of ministers between Blyth and Hensall United Churches beginning July 7. Rev. •A. Sinclair is the minister at Hensel', who has been there for 15 years and Rev. R. A. Brock at Blyth. • . Fred Manns w'h.) for several weeks has been suffering from gangerene in one of his toes and the toe taken, off a week ereviene eras .ne`ain tele. en to Seaforth hospital and his leg taken off just bele./ tee ,cnee. Mr. Archie Bender of Toronto sp- ent Sunday with his parents. Mrs. N. Evans who spent the past week with her parents, returned to Kitchener on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Nacliger and daughter Helen and llrs. Reicl were Sunday visitors with friends in Thed- ford. The concert last n -eek given by the Happy Cousins from Elmira was a de : .sided success, The lucky ticket for the quilt made: by the Sewing Circle went to Ervin Guenther. Mr. Sam Witzel of Toronto. spent' a few days with his mother, Mrs. Witzel. Mr. and Mrs. Molten and Mr. Moore of Belmont were Sunday vis- itors with Mr, J. Hartleib and La - vada. A play given by the young people of the United Church, Crediton, will be given in the Evangelical church shed on eve of May 12th under the auspices. of the church choir. The citizens of town was aroused on Sunday morning when it was lear- ned that fire believed to have 'been. caused by an exploding brooder stove completely destroyed a colony•house at the rear of the residence of Olaf Pedersen. Three hundred pullets which had just :been placed hi it the day before were also burned: Prompt action on the part of the Dashwood: fire 'brigade prevented the fire sprea� ding to nearby buildings. Mothers' Day was observed in the. Evangelical church last Sunday. Ap- propriate music was rendered by the choir at both services. A special pro- gram consisting of a boys chorus, a male quartette, a reading by Joyce 1nglancl and. an interesting story by Mrs. G. Wildfong was given in the Sunday School A feature of thie- prograrn was the presentation of a box of candy by the Sunday Schcol 1,x1I:e who "iris fly Nast nlothor present, in Y. • '17nutsda,y, n'Iay 1;h, 1935 us Is In a 'serious stade and his f'r•iends hope for return to good health again, i3'.'ora smith, em aged and lifelong resident vas: Stanley Township, died at herr home, lot 0 con. 5, Stanley, she has been in poor health for severae years, resided with her brother Alex; Smith in the homestead, Stanley. In- terment was .made in Baird's cemet, e ,y;. .`Slavin—Eigie A. pretty 'wedding was solemnized ale the home ,of Mr. and Mrs. John T I±ligle, near Seaforth, when their da- ughter, Dorotohy Bene, was united in marriage to Glenn Robert, son of Wan. and the Late Mrs. ,Slavin of Hensall. 'The .ceremony was perform- ed erformed by Rev. A. W. Shepherd of Eg;- xnorldville. The wedding music was played by Miss Thelma Elgie, bride's ,only ,sister.,Din.ner was served after which the bridal couple left for Win- dsor and Detroit. On their ;return they avail -reticle on the groom's farm near Hensall. Canada's Population Canada's population was estimated at 11,196,441 persons, the Dominion l,ureae of statistics ,reported last week. Number of births since the first of the year was estialltated at 278,992 and :deaths at 140,177. S`sr6pd''`-n•;�`:•.`y,�v911 3�9 t�°�g "�rartei'i 5 tri I1 & 9 z.m. r(�trzr.,•-�- �}}I+ 11 t llnside -'- •••&enface° Q, sf rcfi PrP Out81de Johnston and AT.4.i1i:+f<i°.: c i ZURICH — ONT. a'9',. m T;l°i�;,n:•. .y /t. J� A\9 3d�a� T'.i°.�1' tWit < r 1.5'�er-.:.-,.i.�uta�:.,��a..�'/.�:fi...:^.t:l.ih'i..s...:i.�C"P'3`�i�u.`.-wi , �c5i.�.:..%�`''.�` �Y��{yyyy{'11 Water ystem and Plumbing Fix lyes Visualize your own home with these fixtures and equip- ment installed. Try to realize the countless number of steps and tiring tasks that running water, tinder pressure, hili save you. A. Duro Pumping System will provide water at the turn of a faucet and snake it possible for you to modernize your home. Ensco Fixtures are moderately priced. Fixtures complete with trim- mlings,' as illustrated, ready for in- stallation, cost: Rath Tub Toilet • . Basin, 17" x 19" , Sink, 20, 42 only, with faucet Sink and Cabinet, with faucet No. 30 Range Boiler coahiplete less heater , Septic Tank - Dut-o Pump with 30 Gal. Tank (Soil Pipe, Iron Pipe and Fittings extra) Tanquirios will receive prompt atten- tion and estimates will be furnished without charge. $38.75 27.25 17.85 31.50 61.30 14.90 30.00 I# 89.00 Under the Gov't Home Improvement Loan Act the cost of mod. enticing your biome can be spread over a three yeas period. -4 • 11 1111 1t it 11 tl:ir r. ai I IBM 1} For Side Ey S AE and WEIDO EMPIRB tR SS/OM CO. LTIVIITED, ',;menton,, H rnflton,,, Toronto,. sliatittry. 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