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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1954-01-28, Page 4.:M 14 • WRICs Ore rr, McKinley's aby Chicks CANADIAN APPROVED, -- PURE-BRED NEW HAMPSHIRE -- PURE-BRED LIGHT SUSSEX -- PURE-BRED WHITE ROCK -- N. H. X L. S. CROSSBREDS – N. H. X B. R. CROSSBREDS and ,our Popular -- THREE WAY CROSS — W. R. X H. S. PIONEER ONE MAN POWER CHAIN SAW SUPER TWIN CHAIN SAW There's a Pioneer in your past. There's a Pioneer in your future! RADER & MITTLEHOLTZ Phone 63 -- Zurich FOR INFORMATION AND PRICES ON PIONEER AND SUPERH TWIN CAIN SAWS SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER: 111111111111111111111111111111111 1 1 11 11111E1111111111 1111M11111111111111111111111111 1116111111111111161511GRE11161111111111231511111101111, EN° _FOUR_ IMPORTANT_L WORDS • HO, emery one that tlairsteth, come ye to the Waters, and he that hath no money; come ye, buy, and eat. Isaiah 55: I a. GO ye into all the world, .aad preach the gospel to every creature. Mark 16: 15 ▪ WOE is unto me, if I preach not the gospel, I Corinthians, 9: 16b. 4, LO I am with you always, even -unto the end of the world. tre Matt. 28: 20,b. GOLDEN RULE GOSPEL MESSENGER Box 50, R. R. 1 — Zurich, Ontario • 4 • 11 Clearing of Radio and TV Sets DUE TO DEALERS IN THE AREA, I HAVE BEEN NOTI- FIED BY ADMIRAL CO. OFFICIALS THAT 1 AM NO LONGER AN AUTHORIZED DEALER TO SELL OR SER- VICE SETS AND T. V. T I AM HAVING A CLEARANCE SALE TO CLEAR SETS AND STOCK AT GREATLY RE- DUCED PRICES. 1-1954 - 17" Table Model T1822X. List $269.95 Sale $1 1,-1954 - 21" Table Model T2215X, Demonstrator, .. List $399.95 Sale $279.00 1-10" Westinghouse, console, used as demonstrator, List P. $499.00 Sale P. $149 1—Astatic Booster List P. $42,80 Sale P. $28 87. .00 .00 I—Amphenal Antenna., List $38.00, Sale P. $21.60 1—Admilal Mantel Radio, List $46.95, Sale P. . 434.50 l—Jewel Mantel (lock Radio, fully automatic), Reg„ $58.40, Sale P. $44.00 COMPLETE LINE OF T.V. SERVICE TUBES, 1-1952 17" COMBINATION TV. and RADIO, LIST P., $409.95,`New Picture Tuhe $265.00 ST. JOSEPH SERVICE STATION HECTOR FORCIER, — PROP. STANLEY TOWNSHIP Mrs. Win, .13urge, Btucefierd, tiered a heart attack as she was on el way to , attend evening services last Sunday evening. She was taken to Clinton Public Hospital where ahe 4: reported recovering Mr. and Mrs. Russell Erratt, ac- companied by Mr and Mrs Roy Mc- Bride, left recently on a trip to Florida. They intend being. away IOY' a month or so. Mary '14.teClymont of Toronto, Was a visitor with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred McClymorrt, Varna, A numberfof Orangemen visited Greenway Lodge one evening reeent- ly, and had a fine outing. „At the regular service last Sunday afternoon h the -United Churct, at Varna the officers of the Varna and YPU were installed by the Pastor, Rev. T. Pitt. The Royal Scarlet Chapter of St. anley met in the Orange Hall on Tharsday evening 'last and elected their officers for 1954. Friends of Mrs. 'McClymont of Kippen, who has been ill, are pleased • • 0 e 0 11, • • • • „ 0• • 1 1 • • HERALD FOR BETTER BUYS IN BEDDING, SHOF AT the sign of better living all over Canada... sheets.., blankets... pillow slips made right... here in Canada Long -wearing luxury is the big feature this winter! That's Tex - mode's big boon to your budget! See the beauty of Tex -made, cur- rently in your favorite store. Feel the comfort — buy it — wherever you see the Tex -made sign. Canada lives better, with Tex -made!.: to iearn that she is recovering nicely Mr and Mrs Elzar :Mousse -au and Marilyn of liippen :were recent -Obit- ors with her parents, Mr and TVT.rs. Dean Brown, Grand Bend. DASHWOOD Dashwood Library. -meeting will be held Monday February 1 at 7.15 p. ant in the Men's Club rooms, all those interested in the,,.:Library are urged to attend. '• • • Mr. Ross Middleton, principal of Dashwood public school and super- visor for Sten school area under- went a very successful hernia- oper- ation in Toronto on Friday). Miss Therese Zimmer or London, visited with her parents, Mr andlIrs -aarunei-- tne Mr and Mrs Ivan Taylor---anU Ray of Waterloo spent the rrek-end with the latter's parents, Mn and Mrs L. H. Rader, all were Suritiay visit- ors with' MT and Mrs. Eryn....Rader and family, MiltOo 'ef,t1,EXeter,1 n the 'ar- rival of a 'daughter. ..kg:niddaugh- - Congratulations:. to.. Mr.' ane airs. ter for Mrs. A. 'Willert: Miss Pearl Keys of Exeter, spent Sunday with Mr and .,,,,Ofts. Wrn. Mason, Mr and Mrs Wsn. Mason spent Monday evening. with Mr and ;Mrs. E. G. Kraft. 5t0 Joseph & Blue Water Area :Mr and We, beonerd Masse and family of London..and 'KT and aVirs. Leonard Jeffrey of Goderich were Sunday last visitorsat the home 4or the latter's relatives. Mr, Morley Fournier and Miss Georgina Corriveau of London, spent the week -end with the latter's par- ents. Master Ronald Ducharme, son of Mr and Mrs Avila Ducharme, who was operated on Thursday last, and it will be some time yet before a permanent cure is affected. The Progressive Euchre party sponsored by the OWL. on Thursday last held at St' Joseph's ParIsh was reported to be a success. Mr and Mrs Edward tOorriveau and Mr and Mrs Pete Geoffrey mot- ored to London, iSaturday last. It Was Cold! The cold snap of the past two weeks was keenly felt by all. It was perhaps the coldest wite.ssed in some years, as there was no snow on the ground as a cold air collector, it made it all the more colder. Already some have predicted a broken win- ter from now on till the later part of March, froan where we will have the remaining of the winter the bitterest of many years apart. Let is wait and see what the ground hog has to say and from then on we wil be open to I make any. kind of guess. Commenting on the past two weeks * the present and the future, we are + 'indeed lucky, for we missed out on * !many happenings that are not too + pleasing, to ;many other parts of the 3.• country; apart from this westerly + part of Ontario, citizens have suffer- * ed from bitter cold. The coldest in a + decade, they had to contena with 1: high drifts of snow, and the saddest + part the loss of life. We who are .T more fortunate, lee us hope the next 1. few weeks will not be any worse ....v.... - than the past ones. That we will miss out on any phenoineon that would be destructive to property or detrimental to life. We have been protected from wind storms and as well .other puffs, who could in an instant leave us homeress and as well peniless. Anyway there is nothing we can do about it. Al- ready science has taken a cast grip in nature, bringing by degrees these cold northern countries similar to the south. They have .alreaay pre- dicted tbat in. less than three decades alT will be heated by the raye of the sun. Bring all bodies of water to #'a bbilii*.poiiit, and the veinal. Lini it to warm.W`Oe•-•ep.#recuniverse.Well, if anothergooalioii eXist,.thnv wall have a big sieving on their fuel.bilL'. HENSALL Mr and Mrs- Guy Bedard of Lon- don were visitors with her parents Thursday, January 218th, 1.954 4. 4 . 4 4 4 4 4 nu avLra,,stowan Ben: Miss Phyllis Dougall of London, spent the week -end with her parents, bir and Mrs. W. R. Dougall. • Lorne O. Elder, son of John Elder Hensall, has been appointed 'chief engineer and works manager of the W4l1aee ilaines Co., . of Hamilton. MYS.':;.#der ds a daughter of John PassMore, Hensall. Mr. Milton Love returned home on Monday last after spending a month's vacation at Pheonix, Arizona, in the interests of his health. The first 'meeting of the newly formed Group Committee in charge of the Community Otab and Scout V•1•11101./.11111•0•1•0111•MMICINIIIIMM.M.1111, +MM.. For Sale • JANUARY SPECIALS Used 123.6" Table Modell T,V. with new picture tube and adt gone over like new, only $150.00 Used 7" Portable T. V., like new $100.00 1953 Motorola Console, walnut cabinet, brand new. This is 11,, DeLux 'model $549.00, now $449.00. $100,00 Savings. 1953 Pye T. V., table Model in walnut, brand new sells et $358.00 now $278.00. A saving of $70.00. Rollie's Telivision Grand Bend With Three year's handling Televisions, I have chosen FirstAdmiralT. Admiral T. V., as they are the largest manufacturers of T. V. in the continent, Second — Motorola T. V. being the world's largest exclusive Electronics manufacturers. Third — I have chosen Hallicrafter as they make the most prescious makes of T. V. and Radio, and are leaders in Elect- ronic parts of both fields, military and civilian. And the Fourth — Pyi T. V., made first in England 15 years ago. Admiral Motorola Hallicrafter and Pye are all being made in Canada, creating work for our own people, why buy work for other countries. We have as many as 54 models to choose from on our floor,' For better prices come and see us. Why listen to your radio when you can see it on Telivision, " We are discontinuing space heaters, and have four diff. erent sizes left in stock, Quaker and Lloyd 20 to 25% off list price. You can't miss this offer. .. Rollie's Telivision and Appliances ALSO HANDLE Refrigerators, deep freezes, Washing Mach.. ines, clothes dryers, electric Stoves, small appliances such as Elec. Irons, Toasters, Elec. Kettles, Etc. Bicycles, Tricycles, Wagons, Sleighs and Tobagans, Skates. We also have large stock of Rifles and Shot Guns of various makes. A large stock of Ammunition for the Hunters. FOR BETTER PRICES TRY ROLLIE'S TELIVISION Phone 78 Grand Bend program, was held in the liensall Council Chamber, with the executive present. The -meeting appointed R.J. Drysdale as secretary-treas. and al- so .confinmed other appointments. Mrs. Annie Saundercock who has been a patient at -South Huron Hospi- tal, Exeter, for a few weeks was able to return to her home.. The January meeting of the Ar- nold Circle of Carmel Church was held at the home of Mrs, Alvin Kers- lake. 1.8 members and, 2 visitors were present, the president, Mrs. • Harry Hoy presiding. Mrs. Roy 'Bell was the programZonvenor: During the even- ing two life memberships were pre- sented to Mrs. Stewart. Bell and Mrs. Harold Bonthron. Mrs. G. Thompson Dies suddenly Mrs Ida Thomson, 77, who died suddenly at her home, concession Hay Twp., on Jan. ' 23rd had lived there' all her life. Her husband, Geo. E. Thompson, died 12 years ago, She was a member of St. Andrew's Un- ited -Church, ,Kippen. Surviving are two sons, !Samuel W., Kippen;Wm. G., at home; three daughters, Mrs. Albert Alexander, Hensall; Mrs Fd Parsons, London; Mrs. Elmer. Keys, Varna; to brothers, Arthur Dignan in Sask., David, Hensall; and two sisters, Mrs. Florence Fee and Mrs., Wan, Forrest, Hensall. The body res- ted at the home of .Mrs. A. Alexan- der at Hensall, where private fuller - al service was held Tuesday by the Rm....McLeod, and .interment made in. I Hensel? Um on on ernetery. 4,1.01.111010..110101.1.....1.10.8.11Y 4. 4. SMALL INVESTMENT Earns Excellent Spare Time. Income New type of automatic coin-aperatt machine. This is anz,'.opportunity for those willing to spend a few }WM a week with the expectations of starting a Profitable ibusiness. Please reply to Box 308,, Zurich.. State address and telephone. number —Bank refere-nce required. Notice To Creditors ••11.••••11•Mwamis IN THEESTATE 015'; MARY' _Ala TRUEIIVINER,'deceased, All persons having claims again* the estate of Mary Ann 'Tlruemnlerp late of the Village 'Of Zurich, in the County of Huron, Widow, who .diet on or about the 10th dap of Sauna ary, 1954, are required to file pag. ticulars of same with Bell 4 Laugh. ton, solicitors of Exeter, 'Ontario bp, the 12th of February next, a:ft* which date the .estate will be difitti* ibuted having regard only to tho/311. claims of which notice Ms been tit ceived. BELL & LAUGHTON, Solicitors for the Executors, EXETER, - Ontario IN A SERIES YOUR HYDRO AT WORK FOR YOU AND YOURS :,14? Miracle , Surgery THROUGH ELECTRICITY Surgery today has been revolutionized through the use of electricity. Specialized electric lighting in the operating room gives added sureness to the surgeon's probe and destroys bacteria. Intricate electric scalpels make possiblenew and miraculously skilful operations. I4nute light -bulbs give a greater range of vision during delicate internal operations. In your horn'e, too, electricity is enabling you more and more to make life easier and to enjoy it More. Yet this power, supplied ve. For buy in by Ontario IfIydro, is so inexpensi benefits per dollar it is your best better living, ONTARIO HYDRO • .............. .......... .... At WORK 0.1' information con ring Oratorio Hytfro um be obtained by writing to your Hydro Chairman:620 i.nlversity WA' 41 Avenuo, Toronto.