HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1954-08-12, Page 5ZURICH . t ONTARIO
ZURICH HE BALI
Atlewrized as second class mail,
Pest O81ce Department, Ottawa.
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EUSINES CARDS
N. L. Martin
OPTOMETRIST
Main Street -- Exeter
Open Every Week Day
Except Wednesday
%LENSED AUCTIONEERS
ALVIN WALPER
PROVINCIAL
Licensed Auctioneer
'Por your Sale, large or small; Court-
•rnb and Efficient Service at all
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Phone 57 r 2. DASHWOOD
E. F. CORBETT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Orme Reasonable, Satisfaction
Guaranteed
Phone, Zurich 92 r 'T
ARTHUR FRASER
Income Tax Reports
Bookkeeping Service, Etc.
-EXETER
tflll'iCE - Corner Ann, William Sts.
Phone: Exeter 504
1 VETERINARIAN
COXON & LEITCH
.VETERINARY SURGEONS
°b0• with Residence, Main Street,
Opposite Drug Store
gone -96 ZURICH
BUTCHERS
Zurich's Popaul Fir
MEAT MARKET
HAVE US SUPPLY YOU WITH
TM VERY CHOICE OF FRESH
b 'CURED MEATS, BOLOGNAS,
SAUSAGES, ETC., ALWAYS ON
HAND. KEPT FRESH IN MOD.
WIN ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION.
YUNGBLUT BROS.
PRODUCE
OBRIBN'S
PRODUCE
Cash Market for Cream, Eggs
and Poultry
Have Your Eggs Graded on
AUTOMATIC
EGG GRADER
LeRoy O'Brien, Proprietor
Phone 101 - Zurich
Zurich Creamery
Your home market for Cream
Eggs and Poultry
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
PAID PLUS A PREMIUM FOR
DELIVERED CREAM. WE. ARE
EQUIPPED TO GIVE EFFICIENT
ACCURATE SERVICE. EGG AND
POULTRY DEPARTMENT IN
CHARGE OF THOS. MEYERS.
Chas. Minshall, Proprietor
INSURANCE
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co.
OF WOODSTOCK
itrffn LARGEST RESERVE BAL-
ANCE
OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
Ur AL bOMPANY DOING BUSINESS
• OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO,.
mount of Insurance at Risk on
Deeeanber 31st, 1950
20,610 Policies $125,269,726.00
Itot*1 Cash in Bank and Bonds.
$495,607.94
RATES ON APPLICATION
E. F. KLOPP - ZURICH
AGENT
ALSO DEALER IN LIGHTNING
SODS AND ALL KINDS OF FIRE
INSURANCE
LOCAL NEWS
Miss Ethel Gabel is holidayrng 3n
Toronto.
Mrs. Wes, Howey of Kitchener,
was a visitor with the Deiclhert fai�1-
ilics,
Dr. and Mrs. Archie IVI;ucKinnon of
Galt were Sunday visitors with Mrs.
M. MacKinnon of town.
Mr. Simon Thiel of Kitchener was
a ,Sunday visitor at the honkie of Mr
and Mrs. Geo. 'Thiel.
Mr and Mrs. H. W. Brokenshire,
and Allan were recent visitors to De-
troit.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Schrtei! of
Detroit were recent visitors . kin, town
and at Bayfield.
Mr and Mrs. Mose Gerber are sp-
ending a few days in the State of
Michigan'.
Mr, Albert Thiel of Kitchener wa
a visitor at the home of Mr and Mr
George Thiel, also other reratrves.
Mr and Mrs. Ed. Schnell of nea
Bayfield were recent visitors wi
friends in Detroit.
Mr and Mrs. Gordon Kaitting, o
Goderieh, Miss .Lillian Haist, of Cred
iton visited with Mr and Mrs. Chris
Haist last week.
Rev. and Mrs. 'Cyril •Gingerich_ o
Toronto .spent several clays at -0?home of the former's parents, Mr
and Mrs. Jacob •Gingerich.
Mr. and Mrs Laird Thiel and fam
ily of London was a :Sunday visit°
at the home of Mrand Mrs Georg
Thiel.
Mr and Mrs Edward Datars ar
spending the week -end in Sault St
Marie with their daughter ant: on -in
law, Mr and Mrs Donald Taylor.
Mrs. Mary Hildebrand of. a,eafort
visited at the honkie of Mr and Mrs
Wm. Thiel and other relatives and
friends.
Mr. Roy Bock, of Toronto, a son
of the late David Bock, former resid-
ents of Zurich, was in town Mondaylooking up old friends.
Mr and Mrs, Leonard Birk and
daughter Sheila and son Arthur and
Miss Verna Birk, of Guelph were vis-
iting with relatives here and at
Dashwood over the week -end.
Mr. David John Stephenson. of
Stratford was a visitor in town on
Saturday. He also called on some of
his Stanley Township -friends and
relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd Kalbfleiseh of
Dessboro, who were visitors with re-
latives here, are accompanied by Miss
Ethel Hess on an enjoyable outing
visiting with Mr and Mrs. William
Hess at Pontiac, Mich., the ladies'
aunt and uncle.
Mr. Reg. Illsley of Lambeth .:was
n town Tuesday, the object wws to
move his equipment for framing; etc.
o their new home in Lambeth. Mr.
Ilsley says they are getting nicely
&titled and things in , shape and in-
vited us to call on thehxam
soe;me
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iVIrs. "yVm. A ��Re cl; of riibort
,Mandtoba returned to Lucknow on
Sunday with her smother Mrs. Christ-
ine McDonald, Mrs. Eldon Henderson
and son Ross, after a pleasant holiday
visit at the home of her sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Menno Oesch. She will be
leaving shortly for her home in the
West.
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Mrs. Gus Feiertag (nee Nora
Hoagland Schnell) was a visitor Avith
her aunt, Mrs. Chas. Weber and cous-
in Mrs. Gertrude Datars. Mrs. Feier-
tag visited with her daughter Mr.
and Mrs. Horner H. Baumann of De-
troit, who are holidaying at Schade
Grove. The party enjoyed a lovely
trip to Tobermory, Wasa;•o Beaclh,
Midland Schrine, and other places of
interest.
On Trip to Continent
Miss Donna, Merner, daughter of
•Mr and .Mrs Arnold Merner, accomp-
anied with three girl friends of Lon-
don, left by train for Montreal where
they visited a few days before going
to Quebec where they boaruec the
boat S. S. Scythia for Holland, .Italy,
France and other places of interest,
including England on their way home
They intend to be away iror two
months. We hope they ,will nave a
most pleasant and safe journey on
the way across the mighty ocean and
w'hereever they may go, and will be
able to tell us even abetter things
than what we might read in nooks.
The Voice of Temperance
The effects of small amounts of
alcohol is insignificant if the drinker
is lying in a hammock, Not so if he
is operating fast-moving macanmery,
or engaged in any activity involving
hard work, dexterity and good judg-
ment -athletics for instance. instru-
ments called dynrnometers enable
investigators to measure muscular
output. It has been found that there
is a ten percent loss in muscular en-
ergy one hour after drinking two to
six ounces of whiskey. This "fatigue
effects' however, is only one or the
effects •of alcohol responsible :tor the
"No Alcohol" •rule •univ'ersally enforc-
ed in athletics, transportation and in-
dustry. Alchol blurs vision and . in-
terferes •with skilful movements in-
volving split-second timing and good
judgment. Most young people tike to
get behind the wheel of Dad's car.
,4s •a class; even without alcohol,thcir
driving record is not impressive. In
fact their's is the worst record of any
age -group. Therefore they teed' to
know that the "coupla beers" alibi re-
ceives little sympathy from police of-
ficers. Di'. J. M. Russell, after 15
years of examining the drivers of
"death cars" :for Canadian courts de-
clared, "At least 60 7; of all ffatal ac-
cidents are caused by Bringing,--Advt
ZURICH RERAID
ELMER D. BELL, B.A.
BARRISTER SOLICITOR
EXffTER, ONT.
Wednesday, 2 to 5 p.m, at Zurich
At Township Clerk's Off ee
Bolen' Equipments
We handle a full line of Bolen's
Products; Garden Tractors, Lawn
Mowers, Tillers, Chain ,Saws, Etc,
If interested in any of the above
Equipment, get in contact with us,
PEARSO & THOMPSON
Phone 52 - Grand Bend t8-4
"Andy's" Lunch
FISH & CHIPS and LIGHT
LUNCHES
Try Delicious York Ice Cream
for Picnics and Parties, in
Bricks, Half Gallons and 21/2
Gallons
C. ANDERSEN
B -A Station - Dashwood
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
WANTED
CO'OIC and Second Cook for Huron
County Home, Clinton. Apply in
person -at the Home to Mrs. M. E.
Jacob, Superintendent.
A. H. Erskine, Clerk,
County of Huron.
HELP WANTED — MALE
WANTED — Part time Record Clerk
and Purchasing Agent for Huron
County Home. Knowledge of typing
and book-keeping required.
Applications will be received by the
undersigned until 'Monday, August
16th, '1954.
A. H. Erskine,
Clerk, County of Huron.
READ
OD . the table
the meal is ready r
LET YOUR BAKER
$e Your Menu Maker!
YOUR BAKER not only supplies
delicious wholesome bread for your
tah1e—bread for your recipes. Out
oft,','.his fragrant ovens come all man-
nk of mouth-watering goodies to
ext;wn the menu of every,meal! Frag-
rapt Coffee Cake and Cinnamon Bum
for b; eakfast.. luscious fruit -filled
tuts for luncheon.. piping hot Par
kir House Rolls for dinner. Breai
in;`variety, too, for snacks any tim4
of:;day or night. So don't get wrink,
les yworrying about variety in meals—
le1your baker be your menu maker,
Sae what's on his tray today!
Tasty -Nu Bakery
PHONE 100 — ZURICH
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��'Tires and Tubes
SEE US FOR PRICES!
20% OFF
St. Joseph Service Station
Phone 87 r 17 - Zurich
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Goderich
Business :.College
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See us for Baler Twine
Also Salt in Hall Ton Lots
Phone Hensall 115, Zurich 220
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Thursday, August 12th,
954
Your Hardware Suore
What a heat, but just the right time to remind.
you to check your furnace for repairs or, if in need
of a 'view one, we can supply your needs,
When you decide on a bathroom have "a look
at our fine display in the basement. You will see
just what you want.
We carry electrical appliances and have a spec-
iai on sharp freeze and refrigerations. Come and
see a bargain. Just a reminder that we do spray
painting, barns, houses, sheds, roofs, etc.
We Specia lize in Hes ting, Plumbing, Tinsmithing
Oil Burner Service and Installation.
Rader & Mittleholtz - Hardware
Phone Zurich - 63.
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WUERTH ELECTRIC
Phone 84.
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SUMMER . WEATHER REQUIRES
SUMMER FOOTWEAR
Such as Scampers, Sandals and Canvass Rubber
for Men, Women and Children
See our Various Lines for Prices
HERE ARE A FEW:
Womens' Canvass $2.95 to 3.95
Men's Cauv- $3.95. Basket Ball $2.95 to 5.95
Boys' Basket Ball $2.85 - 4.75
Youths' $1.95 - 3.25
Something for All. And Prices to sutt
Your Purse
GIVE US A CALL !
Oesch Shoe Store
Phone, Res, 130. - Store 82
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Headquarters
FOR — Rotary Lawn Mowers - Garden Tools,
= Garden Hose, - Wire Fencing - Mops
and Brushes - Polishes and Cleansers
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Plumbing
Enamels - Varnishes
and Heavy Hardware
- Refrigerators - Washing
- All Electric Appliances
Electric Wiring
Heating - Tinsmithing
OUR AIM—•To Serve and Satisfy.
Datars O'Brien
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