Zurich Herald, 1954-04-08, Page 4AIRICH PP corrvalo
LOCAL NEWS
G IB Votes Carries
• Grand Bend atepyer. OT1 a/riaMlay
atithorized the village council ae ob-
tain its owa electrical *stem% Only
le per cent of the eligible Natters --
113 out of 584 cast ballota 'They re-
torded 85 to 8 in fever of buying
hydro on their own ,accerd and in
favor of borrowing a3S,O00 to pay
for the equipment. The move was
tiecessary because Grand Bend is
how an incorporated village and will
ato more be served by the Rural liya,
Aro Electric power. *.
TO ELE' DELEGATES
Delegates to attend the urinal
!meeting and. nominating convent=
taf the Ontario Liberal Assodiation
Were named at a meeting of the
Huron South Liberal Association ex-
ecutive, held in Hensall Theaday ev-
ening last., The Ontario rrieettng is
being held in Toronto April '8, 9 and
1.0th. Delegates narnea included
Ivan Kalbfleisch, Zurich; f. W. Crich
P,.R. 4, 'Clinton; B. W. Tackey, Exe-
ter; iGerald ()Brien, Goan -id; Gord-
*n Ratz, R.R. 3, Dashwaod, and Matt
Murray, R.R. 1, DubIan. Alternates
are W. G. Cochrane, 'Exeter; Ephriam
R.R. 1, Clinton; Dennis Bed-
ard, 'Zurich; Mrs. -Roy McGonigle,
Seatorth; Mrs. Hugh Hawkins, Clin-
ton Wm. IVIaGuire, Bayfield;
and John A. Mawan, Brucefield.
President of the Huron South Assoc-
iation is Ivan ICall5fleisch, Zurich. The
secretary is W. G. Cochrane, Exeter
while Roy Lantaat, Zurich, is trees-
tirer.
af Lulu Snider itd father of Mrs.
Carman Irelana, Loudon; Mrs. Wm.
Eagleson, Detroit; and brother to
Mrs. WM, Desjardine, Miss Annie Mc
Gregor „bath of Grand Bend, Mrs.
Gerald Snider, of near Drysdale, Wm
McGregor, Parkhill and Russell, of
Stephen Twp., in his 67th year. Res-
ting at his late home till Thursday
noon, then at the Church of God at
Grand Bend with interment in G, B.
Cemetery.
Mrs. Elizabeth Luker
Mrs. Elizabeth Luker, 89, widow
of William Luker, died at her home at
Hensall, -on April 6th, she was the
former Elizabeth •Baker and was
born in Stanley Townahap, being a
resident of Hermit for more than 50
years. Surviving are 'a son, Robert,
and a daughter •Glaalys, of Hensel
The funeral will be held Thursday
afternoon With Interment in Bayfield
cemetery,
Broualt to 'Zurich for Burial
' There passea • away in London, on
Sunday, April '4, Louis Hartman, a
former resident of Zurich vicinity,
but for some years worked as a pain-
ter in. Detroit, brother of Herb and
Noah Hartman of Stephen Twp., in
his Bi2nd year. The body rested at
the T. Harry*Hoffman funeral home,
Dashweed, Where prayers were said
on Monday evening at 8 p.m. Re-
quiem nines -was sung at St. Boniface
Chtirdh, 'Zurich, Tuesday, at 10 aan,
Iriteament lin the adjoining cemetery.
OBITUARY
Late Charles McGregor •
. There passed away at his late re-
sidence near Grand Bend on Monday,
• Charles MacGregor, beloved husband
BORN
:BURN — At Clinton Public Hos-
Pital 'on 'April 4th, to Mrs. Jack Mer -
.a '60/17 of Zurich, Ont.
-Herbert and ,Marge (nee Merner)
of Zurich, are happy to announce the
'arrival of their daughter, Donna Eli-
zabeth, on Thursday, March 25, 1a5a
at 'South Huron Hospital, Exeter. s
lbs. 114 ozs. A sister for Richard.
assey - Harris
HAVE RECEIVED A L ARGE SHIPMENT OF MASSEY-
HARRIS REPAIRS. ORDER YOURS EARLY!
AM TAKING ORDERS NOW FOR ANY MASSEY HARRIS
IMPLEMENTS YOU MAY REQUIRE, INCLUDING TRACT-
ORS, THRESHING MACHINES, COMBINES, ETC.
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Tel. Shop 149 Oscar Tilopp Res. 67
EVER AT YOOR SERVICE FOR FARM NEEDS!
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PIONEER
ONE MAN POWER :CHAIN SAW
• SUPER TWIN CHAIN SAW
There's a Pioneer in your past.
There's a Pioneer in your future!
FOR INFORMATION AND PRICES ON PIONEER AND
SUPER TWIN CHAIN SAWS SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER:
RADER & MITTLEHOLTZ
Phone 63 -- Zurich
Clearing of Radio and TV Sets
;DUE TO DEALERS IN THE AREA, I HAVE BEEN NOTI-
FIED BY ADMIRAL CO. OFFICIALS THAT I AM NO
LONGER AN AUTHORIZED DEALER TO SELL OR SER-
VICE SETS AND T. V. 1° I AM HAVING A CLEARANCE
SALE TO CLEAR SETS AND STOCK AT GREATLY RE-
DUCED PRICES.
So Why Pay More?
1-1964 21" Table Model T2215X, Demonstrator,
List $399.95 Sale $279.00
1-10" Westinghouse, console, used as demonstrator,
List P. $499.00 Sale P. $149.00
1—Astatic Booster List P. $42.80 Sale P. $28.00
1—Admi.fal Mantel Radio, List $46.95, Sale P. ... $34.50
1—Jewel Mani*, (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 Tube $265.00
ST. JOSEPH SERVICE STATION
HECTOR FORCIER, — PROP.
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Mr and Mrs. Lloyd azadei and
Glen spent a few days in Toronto and.
waterloo last week.
Mr and Mrs Gordon Weiberg of
Waterloo spent the week -end with
their parents, Mr and Mrs Fred Wei -
berg and Mr and Mrs Victor Tyler
Mr and Mrs Ervin Rader and.
family spent Sunday at Grand Bend,
with Mr and Mrs. Jas. Patterson, Mr
and avers Ray Patterson and other
friends.
The Walther Leaguers of the J3lue
Water Zone enjoyed a skating; party
in the New Haniburg Arena last Tues
day evening. Thirteen members of
Zion Lutheran Church Walther Lea
gue attended. .
imr and Mrs Fred Cunnington ot
Elimville spent Sunday with the lat-
ter's father, Mr John Bender.
Miss Theresa Zimmer of London,
spent a couple of days this week with
her parents, Mr and Mrs. Harry Zim-
mer.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Pepper of
Stratford were Sunday visitors with
the latter's sister, Mr and Mrs. lam.
Wein.
Mrs. L. Pfeifer returned home on
Monday, after spending the winter
months with her son Earl and family
in Cluttham, and in Port Huron look -
in' after her sister, Mrs. E. H. Day --
al ea Who was quite ill.
'' Tr •`, n d Mrs Syd Baker, Tedda
Webb, Mrs. Taylor and Anne spent
Sunday in Windsor with Mr and Mrs
Harry Guenther and Jerry.
eoenforters rags, mats, kitchen ut-
inctures and locum
frames, step ladder, garden tools,
lawn mower, 6 ton ,chestnut coat;
many articles too ,numerous to men-
tion.
JCelield Electric washing machine,
new condition, has special •attach-
ments.
Terms -- Casli
Estate of the late John Eckstein.
Samuel Hendrick,
Lloyd Hendrick, Executors.
R. F. /Stade, Clerk,
Alain INIalper, Auctioneer.
•' AUCTION SALE
Oa valuaible Livestock, Livestock, Im-
plements, Hay, Grain and Misc. Items
On the premises, Lot 17, Con. 7
,Stephen Twp., 1 miles north of
Crediton, or 8 % miles west and lah
miles south of Highway 88. The
undersigned Auctioneer is instructed
to sell by public auction on -
• WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2ist.
• At 1 o'clock p.m. sharp
Horses — Good reliable work team
mare and gelding.
Cattle — Ayrshire tow, fresh one
menth; Holstein heifer carrying her
second calf, due sale date; Hereford
beifer, carrying second calf, due
sale date; Holstein cow, fresh one
month; part Durham and Hereford
cow fresh 3 weeks; part Hereford
and Holstein cow, with .ealf at foot;
Holstein cow with two calves at
foot; Durham cow fresh, with calf
at foot; part Hereford and Holstein
cow with eslf at foot; Durham cow
due around eale date; part Durham
and. Hereford heifer with calf at
foot; 6 Polled Hereford .cows with
calves at foot;, 11 Herefore lyearting
steers, Durham yearling heifer. This
is an exceptionally good herd of
cattle, all T.B. tested with no re-
actors.
Hegs — Choice York sow with
litter of 112; 8 York weanling pigs.
Implements & Mise. Items — Ma
11..15 -run drill; Inter. 8 -furrow nar-
row abottom tractor plow; 3 section
diamond harrows, 3 section- spring
tooth harrows, rubber tired wagon
and rack, Gem grain grinder; 3 h.p.
electric motor, root pulper, 8, 80 -lb.
cap. milk tans; Clinton fanning mill
equipped with electric motor; Viking
electric cream separator, like new.
Hay and Grain — 2500 aales of
good quality hay; 500 bushels of
Clinton seed oats.
NOTE — Due to extra large list
of items to be offered, remainder of
sale ,will ibe held at a,later date, :
Terms — Cash
HarrY Trick, Proprietor.
Garnet Hicks, Clerk.
Alvin- Walper, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE
.Df Household Effects, in the
; ''.VILLAGE OF HENSALL
a4,a a . . . 'Oaaa .. ,• .. • , .. .
aa,VATURDAYaAPRIL 17th.
., .V.., At 1 o'clock, p.m.
Kitahen table and Chrea, Cabinet,
chain, clocks, 2 radios, dining room
table:and •cbairs, antique walnut pie
trust table, sofa bed, 2 Occasional
Chairs, kimode chair, settee and
chairs, rocking chairs, 3 beds, springs
and mattresses; 3 dressers and chest
of drawers, set bathroom scales, wash
standa basin and pitchers, trunk, Ed-
ison phonograph, Thor- electric wash -
ling machine, diahes, bedding, fruit
and fruit jars, tools, 2 ton stake
Dodge truck, '37 model; 100 -ft.
Clewing Auction Sale
Of Real Estate, Household Effects,
and Misc. Items, on the premises, in
THE VILLAGE OF ZURICH
The undersigned Auctioneer has been
instructed to sell by public auction on
SATURDAY, APRIL 17th, Com-
mencing at a:30 p.m. sharp:
Real Estate — Consists of Lot Vol
S. 107 and 108 Village of Zurich,
on which is situated a well built two-
storey solid white brick dwelling,very
nicely located. House has full base-
ment, furnace, modern kitchen with
built-in cupboards; 3 -piece bath, hard
wood floors throughout. Good sized
ibu;
garden, very suitable for a ilding
lot; fine lawn and shade trees. •
Terms of Real Estate — 10% on,
day of sale; balance in 30 days., Sold
subject to a reasonable reserved bid.
Household Effects - Gerhard.
Heintzman piano, like new; 3-plece
ehesterfield suite, 'occasional chair;
antique room chair; modern
style 3 -piece -bedroom snte, 2 bed-
room suites, complete with springs
and mattress, dining room tab/e with
six matching ehairs; kitchen table
and chairs, China tabinet with com-
bination book case; Good Cheer kit-
chen range like new; 2 couches,
glass cupboard, chest of dawers, toilet
set, electric laraps, antique c.hairs, 2
rocking chairs, electric heating blaia
ket, washing anachine, 2 -burner hot
plate, Westinghouse, radio, White
sewing machine, mantle clock, dishes,
glassware, silverware, linens, quats,
garden hose, and other articles too
numerous to mention.
Terms—Cash
Property' is Estate of late Thomas
Butt.
Auctioneer — Harold Jackson
Clerk — E. P. Chesney.
Executors — John and Roy Butt.
Solicitors — Elmer Bell, Exeter.
AUCTION SALE
DATES
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer
HENSALL SALES ARENA
Every Thursday at 1:30 pan.
Friday, April 9 — Alfred Bopp, pro.,
Real Estate., Livestock, Implements
Thursday, April 811, 1954
Men. April 12 — John Regan, Live-
stock, Implements, Etc.
Wed. April 21 -- Livestock and Im-.
laments; Harry Friek, Prop.
Wed. April 21: Livestock, implement,*
Harry Trick, Prop.
Tuesday, April 6 — Livestock and
Implements, Joe Finlebeinera Praia,
Cattle Breeders
For artificial insemination at ittia`
best for all breeds call the Waterloo
Cattle Breeding Association between
7:30 and 10:00 a.m. on week days
and 9:30 on Sundays. Phone collect
Clinton 242. tfn
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