HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1938-07-14, Page 5Mr. . Brisson
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'roderich by Phone, and Phone w`ees. past few
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FOR QUICK SALE
the Square, G()D1GIi7CH, Ontario.A •
few brood soy,,,, in : a.•, family of Exeter were .SuitclaY visit
Special Attention to Couneel and'shortly. Apply to I'erey Bedard, ors with the former's parents :Imre onGourt Work
e. hone 3 r 87, Zurich. Sunday.
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Mrs. C. Eilber is epending the week
With friends at Hensall,
Sorry to report that Mrs. Andrew
Thiel is on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. Len;ni.s.O'.13•rein,,and
DENTAL
Dr. W. D. BRYCE.
L. D. S. D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
fit DEITZ BLOCK --ZURICH
every Thursday, Friday, Saturday
At HARTLEIB'S BLOCK,
D.A.SHWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Dr. H Id.. C O W E N
L. D. S. D. D, S.
DENTAL SURGEON
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Main Street
Exeter - Ontario
VETERINARIA.N
:Dar. W. B. COXON, B.V. Sc.
VETERINARY SURGEON
Office in the Home of the
Dr. 3i. Routledge.
Phone ---96.
late
Zurich
A. R. Campbell, V.S, B.V.Sc.
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary
College, University of Toronto. All
e seases of domestic animals treated
ley the most modern principles,
Charges reasonable. Day or night
•calls promptly attended to.. Also Bre-
eder of Scottish terriers. Inverness
ennels. Office on Main Street,
eepposite Town Hail.
Phone 116. HENSALL.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For Huron and Middlesex
I AM IN A POSITION TO CON -
duct' " am Auction Sale, regardless
as to size or article to sell. 1 soliet
your business, and if not satisfied will
snake no charges for Services Ren-
dered.
ARTHUR WEBER --Dashwood
-.Phone 13-57.
PRODUCE
Fad.
Produce
IAT ANT E D
HIGHEST CAH PRICES
• - —FOR--
, CREAM, EGGS AND
1?fJLJI..TRY
HONEY FOR SALE
We can supply our Customers with
.Honey in their canta'.ners at the foll-
owing prices:
No. 1 Clover Honey at Pc P,.
No. 1 Clover, 50 Lbs. or over at 8c.
Amber Honey at 7c. a lb.
Amber Honey, 50 lbs. or over at 6c.
J. I-IABER ..tR & SONS
Two Blocks South of Hotel. This Wednesday afternoon tale vile
Telephone 122. Zurich, Ont. la g is •e quite empty 1 y a;; the Evangelie-
al Sunday School are picnicing at
Grand Bend, and a large. number are
at D:awliwood's big day;
Thank You!
Goderich Ont.
Enclosed find money order to pay
subscription to the Herald. •Could
not very well. do without the -Herald.
Yours, Mrs. Freda C. Bisset.
The fanners in this section have
reheat' Per:—plated the heavy haying
!':aa eet. and are about to begin cut-
ting the .beautiful golden fields . of
Four Guaranteed Rebuilt Cream ;' vehen' which are about ready, we are
Separators. Come, and look them under the impression that some will
over- ts_441 be out this week.
THE ZURICH CREAMERY: Miss Josephine Denomine of near
Drysdale passed on at her home. on
July 8th, aged 69 years,, 5. •months,,
® and 22 clays. She "was unmarried
and a lifelong resident of the French
Settlement, and will be greatly miss -
A ed by her associates.
Bend pen Wednesday JuIy 20thiic will be held in rand I1938I
Died in the West•
under the auspices of The Hay Town-! Word was received here of the
ship Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance' passing of Dr. -John Esler, who died
Coe cany. Adc'•rerses will be given in his own Hospital at Cerial,Alb.
by: Inspector Donald W. Rose of The I r. Ester was born ..and .raiscd:. on.
Fire Marshal's Dept. of Toronto on ' the Ester hoiriestead at Wagner's
"Farm Fire Hazards"; Mr. Gillanders I Corners and for some years was -a
of Ridgetown on "Municipal Fire I school teacher on the Parr Line, St -
Protection" and by Ma-. L. A. Vane'
shiver of Picton on "Tale Value oft aftey, He was in Dakota
63rd year and
Fire Extinguishers"' with deanonstr- after lioing Z L"aich for a few9 yrs.
ations. A full Brie of sports will be I leaving the Zur ich dstrist 29 yrs:
run off well ase ptsibale! ago for Dakota, he went to Alberta
exciting where he enjoyed a most ,wonderful
game between Stephen and Hay. ' .practice in his chosen profession, as
Chester Mawhinney, Reeve of Steph-, he owned a private hospital with a
en and Geo. Armstrong, Reeve of • nursing staff of twelve at times. Sur -
Hay, Captains. Band in Attendance. is .a brother Allan EsIer of Man.; two
Bring n,rr
r your ;baskets and enjoy a day sisters in Minneapolis; one sister, Mrs
at the lake. Committee in charge: Alex. McConnell, Varna 'and a half -
Geo. Armstrong, Harry Beaver, Wm.. brother, Mr. William Lamont of Zur-
H. Sweitzer, Thomas Webb and H. ich. Dr. Ester is well and favorably
K. Eilber. remembered by many of these parts.
An auction sale of. the effects of
the Axt Estate is being held in Zur-
ich on 'Saturday. .
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Mrs. Harrison, (nee Laura Krause)
and son of Grand 'Rapids,•Min., visit-
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Mar-
tin Wurm.
Mr. William Lamont and daughters
Jane and Mrs. W. L. Hoffman and
her daughter Marjorie', were Sunday
visitors at E•gmondville.
'l , _Ind Mrs. George •Scheilog of
Detroit, and Mr. Percy Gram of Lan-
sing, Mich,, were visitors at the hors
of Dlr. and Mrs. Jas. Rennie, Babylon
FOR QUICK SALE
A 5 -year-old Jersey cow now milk-
ing, to freshen in Septeroer, is
blood tested and a good milker.
Apply to John Galster.
FOR QUICK SALE
cmc
Thank You!
Death of Mrs. English
At the beginning of July we sent i On July 7 at the home of Mr.
or
out a number of accounts to back En°gash, formerly HenriettaMHoward rs.
subsciptions to the Herald. Up to i dauhter of the late John Howard,
date a nico number have responded, ! g
and to there we say, thank you. ButI passed awayn in Dryhersdale
71 in 1864 aShe
nd
there are.still a few who have not re- I wass born in Drysdale l St and
enoneled as yet and these we say'atter her marriage lived in Stephen
Please! .. _ ] Township fora number ofi years and
then went to Centralia, where her
husband died 20 years ago. After-
wards she returned to Drysdale and
V>° . Bayfield's Curiosity ithen lived in Dashwood for two ye-
r , rie I ars, then returned to Drysdale and
again for toHoliday visitors from the U.S. nno- ter which she went, to Heain saawo n odlivafe
,boring through the :summer resort of with her two brothers there. Until 2
Bayfield, report the presence there years ago she enjoyed good health
of a horse that chases automobiles, I and then suffered a stroke which has -
much as some dogs do. This ,ioree, ap tened the end. She went for a visit to
spearing suddenly from a ditch at let- her brother in Exeter -and while there
ght, followed one car for over 100 passd away. She was a member of
yards, its neck craned around the tl-e Hensall United Church and when
windshield, and was finally set back able was a devoted member. She leav-
on its haunches only to resume the ' es to•mourn her loss, two sisters, Mrs
attack after the motorist had stopped John .Ravelle, Grand Bend; Mrs. Gil -
and backed up to see what ,if any, ' lend Pnrre+ na.lgarv. Alta.. end three
'damage had been caused. Traffic oifi brothers, Harry of Hensall; George
ed Meats, Bolognas, Sausages, -=r- ,,, ,,,hn rnt.,nl-• this hi •hway, of Exeter, and James R. of Goderich
E t., always on hand... Kept reports that a horse jumped from a Another brother, W. J. Howara, pas -
fresh in Electric Refrigeration : diitcn at night and ran smash into the sed art'vay in 1926 and a sister, Mrs.
s;.i r^ . n^silig moto .carr. He alleg- J. A. Park of Ripley in 1936. A pri-
Highest Cash Prices for es that both horses and cows, roam- vase funeral was held on Friday with
Wool, Hides and Skinszng the streets of Bayfield, •are a her former pastor, Rev. Sinclair of
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7 c enace to traffic and that he himself Blyth, and ReV. R. A, Brook, Hensall
X 17 n 1 t S (D 71 n Cyclea narrow escape -on his motor- officiating. Interment took prate in
; Grand Bend Cemetery.
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SUMMER SCREENS MEMORIAL'SCHOLARSHIP
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Combination Doors -screens for the summer and Mass ships—First place was woe, her Public THIS K)tND IN ONTARIO * • interchanveable for winter. Willmice Haberer,2of the Zurich Public
.,Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dec. era make screens to prop- School, 2nd place by Ivan Reichert of
31st, 1936, $22,391,527:00 ,a, y fit your windows, Etc. Etc. Let us have your order S S. No. 3, l ay; and ern place by
Total Cash in Beek and Bonds Beatrice Miller of S. S. No. 12, Hay. il
e • Headquarters for Johns -Manville Building 11✓.iatett•i.• •;
: 1,.50 per $1 Ot_a0 ;,.or Years + :" t' ra . ....., Armenia
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Agent, also Dealer in LI htn 1 :__, must b •
g a made to the Public ,.,drool rn-
P`HONE ,,D
g Rods and all of Fire'. • w :Teeter 'aefore August 15th end must
ZURICH 4r be accompanied by the appeal fee of
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ZURICH -- ONT.
NEW SCHOOL INSPECTOR
Appointment of eight new public
school inspector:; to replace those who
have retired or who have been trans-
ferred to other inspectorates, was an-
nounced. J. R. Kincaid, B.A. B.
Peed, assistant principal of R. H.
McGregor Public School, East York,
was appointees to the inspectorate
East Huron with headquarters in
Clinton.
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HIGH SCHOOL
ENTRANCE RESULTS
Following are the results of the
high school entrance exams. for this
district. First-class honors are aw-
arded when 75 p.c. or more of the
total marks is secured and second.
class honors when 70 to 74 pc. k
obtained.
Bayfield Centre
First Class Hons---1Goedon Gilbert,
Dewar Talbot, Ivison Torrance, Dor-
othy Young. 2nd Class—Earl Cox,
Elgin Cox, Helen 'Johnston, Gwen.
Miller, Gert. Smith, Madeline Young.
Pass—Patricia Atkinson, Elizabeth
Cox, Eric Cox, Billie Harris, Ruth
Harris.
Exeter Centre
let Class—Harold Brown, Betty
Elliott, Glenn Hunter, Clarence Kni-
ght, Bryce ]clack, Shirley Moise, Fred
erick ,Morlock, Nola Perkins, Jack
Sweet, Evelyn Waghorn; 2nd Class
—Marjorie Flynn, Donald Kerniek,
Frances King, Shirley Preszcator,
Douglas Pryde, Helen Schenk, Orv-
ille Schroeder, Donald Traquair, LIyd
Walker, Doris Webber; Pass—Gord-
on Baynham, GeraldCampbell, Arn-
old Cann, Rabt. Field; Jack Harness,
Ronald' Gollings, Alan . Hill, Harold
Hockey, Harvey Hodgins, Edith Hun-
ter, Lillian Kestle, Allison Morgan,
John' Page, Norma Parsons, Harold
Penwarden, Elmer Powe, Edward
(Prouty, -Gladys Schenk, Jean Snell,
Ray Snell, Jack Westcott, Donald
Whiting, ]oris Wright.
Hensall Centre
1st Class ----Rita Bell, Marion Druri
mond, Jean Love, Robert Reid, Jack l
Snaith. 2nd Class—Donald Jiynt, 'Iv-
an Reichert, Karl Reichert. Pass
Rolat. Cameron, Allan •Crearar, How-
ard Ferguson, Jack Graham, Emily
Hoskin, Cecil Kiefer, Preston Lemm-
on, Lois Moffat, Roibt. Sangster, June
Saundercock, Arthur Traquair.
Dashwood Centre
First Class—Verna Baumgarten,
Gladys Becker, Phyllis Geromette,
Harold Holtzman, Helen Love, Don-
ald Rats, Jack Ratz, Ray Weide,
Dorothy Wein, Reta Willert. 2nd
Class—fiennoth Kraft, Eldeen Preet-
.r Alpert Rader, Grace Restemeyer,
Sylvia Schendel, Stuart Sweitzer, Al-
t.;n Wanner. Pass—Evelyn French,
Donald Geiser, Helen Gill, Ross. Ha-
ugh, Howard Holtzman, Theodore
Luft, Mona RaveIle, .Hubert Schroed-
er, Sylvia Vincent.
ZURICH CENTRE
1st Class honors -- Milton Dagg,
Kenneth Dieterich, Betty Dietz, Cyril
Ducharnte, Doreen Gingerich, Flor-
ence Haberer, Anson McKinley. Nor-
ma 1Vlousseau. 2nd Class ---Theresa
Hoffman; Dorothy O'Brien, Patricia
O'Dwyer, Vincent Smith. Pass—Ro-
r r Corri-•eau, Romayne Geiger,
Shirley Haugh, Keith Horner, Hughio
McBride, Doreen IVIcClinchey, Beat -
+rice Miller, Anna Oesch, Raye Oesch,
.Hubert Salmon, Mae Smith, Grace
Snider, Alice Thiel.
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pay 2 cents premium. per Ib,
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livered to the plant,
We alsobuy and pay cash
for your Eggs and Z oultrr
according to grade.
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NOTICE NOTICE
Alll Coupons must be handed in by JULY 30th,
1938, to receive credit for the same. The Contest
will then be closed.
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Bedtime—and an excellent "story -telling" snap. Learn to build your
pictures around a central idea.
BEFORE you snap a picture, do
you have in your mind a clear
idea; of what you xant the picture
to "say"?
This is important; i)eeanse every
picture needs a central "picture
idea" to give it life and meaning.
Especially, every picture with per-
sons in it needs give
sort of action
..aaiv i
(ori activity) to e ai; interest.
By "action" I don't mean rapid
motion, bet merely that the person
pictured should be doing something,
For example, suppose you have
a small daughter, and every now and
then you want a new picture of her.
'VVo1l, dont is e i hoe to stand in a
corner of the i=u :turd, and look et
the camera while you snap. Relate
the picture to her personal life, her
daily activities. Look at these ideas:
A. picture of her lair"' ' e +t n'
bed sn the moraine; ty,ta t its ,.,,,.,,,
it at night, reelly), A snap of hex
yawning and stretching, in pajamas.
/tabbing sleepy eyes. Talking to her
dolls. Playing house. Poring .over
picture books. Leaving ,for kinder-
garten, Helping Mother in the
kitchen. Riding a tricyole or scooter.
k unphing a slice of buttered bread,
Being tucked into bed at night.
Sleeping soundly with a doll or
teddy bear or toy dog.
In all these, she is doing some-
thing. And, she will help you get
your pictures, if you make a game'
of it, and suggest that she "play
like" she is doing this or that. In-
deed, this is a good way to entertain
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tura to fit. it. When one pi• ture isn't
eno't h, snap a series. hIeke earh
picture "say eerect iiug"--aucl note
£80 - - John vale Guilder
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