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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1954-08-19, Page 5• ZURICH m ONTARIQ ZUR1C.1-1 HERALD , Authorized as second class mail, Past Office Department, Ottawa. 4,4.* BUSINES CARDS N. L. IVIartin OPTOMETRIST Main Street - Exeter ' Open Every Week Day Except Wednesday LICENSED 'AUCTIONEERS t ALVIN WALPER PROVINCIAL Licensed Auctioneer '?or your Sale, large or =all; Court- teou and Efficient Service at all Times! 'Phone 57 r 2. DASHWOOD E. F. CORBETT • LICENSED AUCTIONEER Terms Reasonable Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone, Zurich 92 r I ARTHUR FRASER Income Tax Reports Bookkeeping Service, Etc. EXETER 0111FICE - Corner Ann, William Sts. Phone: Exeter 504 VETERINARIAN Drs. COXON & LEITCH VETERINARY SURGEONS Me with Residence, Main Street, Opposite Drug Store nott.S-96 ZURICH BUTCHERS popular VEAT MARKET PIAVE US SUPPLY YOU WITH THE VERY CHOICE OF FRESH AND CURED MEATS, BOLOGNAS, ig.A.USAGES, ETC., ALWAYS ON HAND. KEPT FRESH- IN MOD - PRN ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION. V. -.I. VtiNtf3LUT Mos, PRObUcE • °BRIEN'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 LOCAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs Wm. F. Braun of Forest were Sunday visitors with re- latives in Zurich. Mrs. Wm, A. Siebert ;was .visited by her sister ;of New York City who is a Reg, Nurse. Mr, and Mrs. Wm, ;Gibbons of Woodbridge were visitors with their parents, Mr and Mrs Sylv. Witmer. • Mr. and Mr,y„,' Philbert Denemme of Tillbury called on friends here. the past week. Mrs. Mary Brenner and sister,MrS E. Racoy returned home after an en- joyable visit in Kitchener, Miss Ruthann Scotchmer of Bay- field spent last week at the home of her grandparents, Mr and Mrs. John Albrecht. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Weido and sons of Kitchener retruned to their home on Sunday after visiting in this vicinity. Mrs, Charles Hagan of Seaforth, spent several days 'visiting at the home of her sister, Mr and Mrs. Ted iMittl I It e z, • Miss Shirley McHugh of Detroit, is visitingwith her grand aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs Albert Bedard, for a few days. Mrs, Clayton Smith and son Gord- on, visited at the home of 'the rorm- er's brother, Mr and Mrs. Edward Wilhelm at Stratford last weeif. Mr and Mrs Roy' Oliver of St, Marys were Sunday visitors at the home of their friends, Mrs, Chas. Weber and family. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Thiel and children of London, were week -end visitors at the home of the former's parents, Mr and Mrs. George 3. Thiel, calling on other relatives. We are desperately crowded for space this week and a number of in- teresting articles will have to be car- ried ofver to next week, Mrs. Leonard Parent of Windsor, was a caller in town, she was visiting with friends at Mt. Carmel. Mrs. Par- ent is a daughter of Mr and Mrs. Paul Masse of Windsor, formerly of this district. Mr and Mrs Ernest Gemming of Rochester, N.Y., were here visiting relatives over the week -end. Their children who had been with their grandparents, Mr and 'Mrs. Welling- ton Johnston, returned home with them, Mrs. Frank Kane, who had been visiting with her mother, Mrs. Bar- bara Surerus, recently returned to her home in Montreal, Her twin daughters. Ann and Barbara who spent the past week with retatives here, left for Montreal on Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Lennis Callfas, of Kitchener, accompanied by Mr and Mrs. A. Melick of town, returned from an extended mAor trip to North Bay, Cobalt, Ste St. Marie, returniug b,y, the American side arra visiting friends in PIP °Ili 7and Detroit, Mich. rvt tyberations are progressing 71"in the weather is more favourable. More sunshine and leSs rain would be a big help in getting away the big harvest. Nights are very- cool, as it was down to 35 this Wednesday morning, which is not too far from the freezing point. Mr and Mrs :Harold Schieclel and family of Doon; Mr and 1VIrs Eli Gingerich; Mr and Mrs. Ivan Ginger- ich and family of Wallenstein; Mr. and Mrs. John Van Diepen of Dash- wood, were week -end guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Alvin Ginger- iich. Still a Bit Wrong In last week's issue we anade men- tion of a mistake apearing in the death announcement of 'Mrs. George Brenner of Midland, Mich., the for- mer Martha Albrecht, we stated it as Mrs. Henry Brenner, this should have been Mrs. George ;Brenner. ,Hoping not too many have become confused by these minor slips. HENSALL A meeting of the Park Board was held Monday to discuss floor plans in connection with the artificial ice, ex- cavation is expected to start within a week. Earl Thiel of Zurich is doing the work. Best Baked Beans Massive iron pots, hanging from large wooden tripods, dominate the approaches to Hensall on the High- ways leading into town. The :pots are designed to remind the public that Hensall Kinsmen are • holding the Ontario Bean Festival on Labor Day, and that a feature of the day will be baked beans. To ensure that the beans are baked in accordance with ;only the best recipes, the Kinsmen have asked for the assistance of dis- trict housewives in forwarding to the club the best baked bean recipe they have. It will be a unique event and will create much enthusiasm. INSURANCE Western Farmers' Mutual Weather Insurance C. OF WOODSTOCK MCC LARGEST RESERVE I3AL- &NOE OF ANY CANADIAN ivroir. tat COMPANY DOING BUSINESS tt OP THIS KIND IN ONTARIO Amount of Insurance at Risk on • December 81st, 1950 20,610 Policies $125,269,726.00 Total Cash in Bank and Bonds; $495,007.94 RATES ON APPLICATION The Voice of Temperance The Canadian Temperance Act is do- ing a far better job than its enemies Would have us believe. We need to keep in mind some facts about tt that are too easily overlooked. This law, -Characterized as "ancient" by some critics, and as a "horse and buggy days" statute by others, was passed by the Dominion Government in '1876 for the purpose of assisting the Pro- vincial Government to contror the liquor traffic. it was effective in re- ducing the evils of the liquor traffic, but due to the difficulties encountered in the matter of enforcement - the Courts on appeal having decided that it was the duty of the Provincial Gov- ernment to enforce this a Domtnton law, it was repealed in 1888. But a- gain in 191i41the C.T.A. was put to the ,people and was carried in Huron County. This law has so irked the liquor interests that on two occas- ions appeals have been .made to -the Courts to have it deleted from our statute books. Both the Supreme Court of Canada and The Privy Co- uncil in England rejected the appeals and declared the Canada Temperance E. F. KAct good law. We who have lived LOPP - ZURICH most of our lives under C.T.A. can - ,AGENT not easily realli.:e that in spite of its imperfections it is very preferable 1 0 4.11+LSO DEALER IN LIGHTNING the L.C.A. Under the C.T.A. no II,ODS AND ALL KINDS OF FIRE licprips can be panted for the :,ole INSURANCE o" li,t11)1. and no liifur can e le ;• ZURICH HERALD ELMER D, BELL, B.A. BARRISTER SOLICITOR EWER, ONT- Wednesday, 2 to 5 p.m. at Zurich At Townsbip Clerk's Office "An• dy's" Lunch FISH & CHIPS and LIGHT LUNCHES Try Delicious York Ice Cream for Picnics and Parties, in Bricks, Half Gallons and 2 Gallons C. ANDERSEN B -A Station - Dashwood OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK HINMAN MILKERS Having been appointed Local Agent for the well known Hindman Milkers, I am in a position. to give service as well as being salesman of same. II in need of repairs or service, or wish- ing to purchase a new unit, be sure and see me. FRANCIS KIPPER - ZURICH DAIRY. Phone 164 FOR SALE A good used furnace, good for shop use. Very cheap. -L. A. Prang & Son, Zurich. itc FOR SALE A Scotch Shorthorn 13u11, Register- ed, and Accredited. -Fred Brown, Crediton, Ont. • CATTLE REEDERS For artificial insemination at its 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 Sp.ndays. Phone collect Clinton 242. , tfnc •• tler3ESESISMISINPIESndelitheekletre. 0 0 0 a • • • • • • o • • • • • t 1 a 4 a • • • to • • 4:0 • 2 BREAD on. the table .1(•!%.ik*:;?:0;%' the meal is ready! LET YOUR BAKER Be Your Menu Maker! YOUR BAKER not only suppTies delieious wholesome bread for your table -bread for your recipes. Out of his fragrant ovens come all man- ner of mouth-watering goodies to crown the menu of every, meal! Frag- rant Coffee Cake and Cinnamon Bum for bJeakfast.. luscious fruit -filled treats for luncheon. piping hot Par ker House Rolls for dinner. Brew4 in variety, too, for snacks any tinu of day or night. So don't get wrink, les worrying about variety in meals - let your baker be your menu maker. See what's on his tray today! asty-Nu Bakery PHONE 100 - ZURICH FOR ANY SIZE Tires and T bes SEE US FOR PRICES! 20% OFF St. Joseph Service Station Phone 87 r 17 - Zurich Goden usi 1S OPENS 11 Tuesdayi-Septertiber44-•195-4- • SPECIALIZED BUSINESS TRAINING • Practical Instruction in all Commercial Subjects Modern Equipment - Friendly experienced Teachers High Standards Placement Service TUITION: Our Tuition Rate is STILL only $17 per month PROMPT REGISTRATION ADVISABLE In order to obtain best results, we urge all students to com- mence on the opening date. CALL 428W or 1272 FOR 'APPOINTMENT. Ask for the Bulletin of Courses approved by the Canadian Business Schools Association. 1 • a ItaiMagggiUMERMEgra125721INENSESIMW.r, Yo DON'T take Chances when YOU use CO-OP. FEEDS CHECK YOUR REQUIREMENTS TODAY - See us for Baler Twine Also Sait in Half Ton Lots Hensall Phone Hensall 115. Istria Co -Op. Zurich 220 •%leel "•!•:"Inetten • a 44 a 4 4 4 a 4 4• 4 4 4 • • a 4 4 • 4144 14 14 • 41• 41 • • a 41 • • 41 Thursday, August 19th, 194 • • e 1 .9 9 4 4. 4. 5 11 5 4. 4 5. 4 4 5. 5. 5. Your Hardware 3r,ore What a heat, but just the right time to remind you to check your furnace for repairs or if in need of a new 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- ial on sharp freeze and refrigerations. Come and see a bargain. Just a reminder that we do spray painting, barns, houses, sheds, roofs, etc. We Specialize in Heb ting, Plumbing, Tinsmithing Oil -burner Service and Installation. Rader Mittletvitz •- Hardware Phone Zurich 63. 4 4 4 Inass399994199999,94403=019==0519=6300VEEM525effi 1111=11323111139EMIMMIRE • W -b..41.5 a g aa,.. •n le Point 4• • for Point Dollar :for Dollar. 14 :Biggest Washer Value t • • :day This Beautiful Washin e • Machine: Here's the • • • • • $ 129.00 14 :4 Trade in the old Machine. • • e • • • 14 For all Wiring Jobs 4 As Low As 4 a 4. •Ka•Ppk"t*:1125., n5•' ; '`'.;••• WUERTH ETECT. Phone 84 - Zurich 1111, I0 14• e e 4 a 14 0- 14 4. 41 6 • 40 41• • • • 4 SUMMER WEATHER REQUIRES S,MMER FOOTWEAR Such as Scampers, for Men, See our Various HERE ARE A Sandals and Canvass Rubber Women and Children Lines for Prices FEW: Womens' Canvass $2.95 to 3.95 Men's Cauv- $3.95. Boys' Basket Ball Youths' Basket Ball $2.95 to 5.95 $2.85 4.75 $1.95 - 3.25 Something for All. And Prices to suit Your Purse GIVE US A CALL ! Oesch Phone, Res. 130. Shoe SUN e Store 82 MINVJER99-4S9,MTI.C.19Kg.a40}2,1=-94042=0-109P--.490--Y. 05 •;: qr 41419 60 0 0 14 14 14 14 FOR - Rotary Lawn Mowers - Garden Took, a • • Your Home and Garden Headquarters e • • el) fe • e a a 41 61 0 41 51. 41 * 0 1.1 \4,11 4, 14 4, 14 14 a 41 14 41 at" Garden Hose, - Wire Fencing - Mops and Brushes - Polishes and Cleansers Paints - Enamels Varnishes Shelf and Heavy Hardware Electric Stoves - Refrigerators - Washing Machines - All Electric Appliances Electric Wiring Heating Tinsmithing Plumbing OUR AIM -To Serve and Satisfy. c,113 it Main St. Hardware Store Phone 213 4 t 0 41 14 41 41 9 414 41 14 44, • 41 41 14 14 44, 0 14 14 41 41 9 4141 14 41 0 44,a 4, • 41 Al 4 kkAti_ilLkAsk 1 4 • .41 •