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ZURICH HERALD
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Post ODIce Department, Ottawa.
BUSIN'ES CARDS
NP L. Martin
r OPTOMETRIST
Main Street — Exeter
Open Every Week Day
Except Wednesday
LENSED AUCTIONEERS
ALVIN WALPER
PROVINCIAL
Licensed Auctioneer
for your Sale, large or small; Court -
crime and Efficient Service at all
times l
Phone 57 r 2. DASHWOOD
Itlioamiamo
E. F. CORBETT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
'Germs Reasonable, Satisfaction
Guaranteed
Phone, Zurich 92 r 7
'ARTHUR FRASER
Income Tax Reports
Bookkeeping Service, Etc.
EXETER
1VFTCE - Corner Ann, William Sts.
Phone: Exeter 504
VETERINARIAN
Ors. COXON & LEITCH
VETERINARY SURGEONS
Mee with Residence, Main
Street,
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Opposite Drug ZURICH
BUTCHERS
ri Ali' Pon -n1 Fir
MF A T 1VM APEPtil
VIAVE US SUPPLY YOU WITH
THE VERY CHOICE OF FRFSH
AND CURED MEATS, BOLOGNAS.
SAUSAGES, ETC., ALWAYS ON
HAND. KEPT FRESH IN MOD-
ERN ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION.
YUNGBLUT BROS.
PRODUCE
OBRIEN'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
Tour home market for Cream
Eggs and Poultry
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
CHID PLUS A PREMIUM FOR
DELIVERED CREAM. WE ARE
EQUIPPED TO GIVE EFFICIENT
ACCURATE SERVICE. EGG AND
POULTRY DEPARTMENT IN
tBARGE OF THOS. MEYERS.
Chas. Minshall, Proprietor
INSURANCE
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co.
ZURICH HERALD
LOCM, NEWS
.itoss Johnston spent a day in
London the latter part of last week.
Miss Mary Klapp of 'Teachers' Col-
lege, London, spent the week -end
with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Beit
'Klapp.
Mr. Patrick O'Brien, soil. of Mrs.
Lennis O'Brien is a patient rn St.
Joseph's hospital we wish :Alun a
speedy recovery.
A large number of citizens and
from the 'community attended the in-
teresting hockey game at Lucan on
'Monday evening.
Mr and Mrs. Leonard Steinbach.
and family sof London visited at the
home of their parents, Mr and Mrs.
Henry Steinbach on Sunday.
Dr and Mrs, Howard Hostettler
and family of London,. were Saturday
visitors at the home of Mrs. Hostett-
ler's parents, Mr •and Mrs John
Brown of town.
To -day, Wednesday is known as
Ash Wednesday and this narks the
Lenten season, for forty days, after
which we will approach the Easter
'season.
Mr. Allan Smith, son of.. Mr and
Mrs. Melvin Smith, Bronson line has
recently returned frons. the SoIdice
Surgery liosnital, Toronto, where he
has taker treatments. We wish Allan
continued irproveme.nt in health.
Mrs.Calvin Cutler, Mrs. Morris
Rau of Detroit spent a week at the
home of the fornmer's mother, Mrs.
J. P. Rau, who has be"en quite itl, but
s improving nicely. Mr. Morrrs 'tau
and Mr. Caalvin Cutler of Detroit,
also visited in Zurich over the week-
end.
Season Progressing
These nice balmy and sunny days
seem a real treat with the nice sun-
shine in- the daytime, although .the
nights are cool, for instance on Tu-
esday night the i*rnereury dinned down
to 1.9 aihove. But the spring season
is hustling .along. in another week
we will be in March.
Miss Margie Fuss Feted
Miss Margie Fuss R..N., .was the
anent of honor at a party held at the
Nurses' Reidence. !Marathon, Ont.. on
Saturday night, following which the
members of the pursing .Staff presen-
ted her with a travelling .case. On
'N.tondav afternoon Mrs. G. M. Bast-
ero entertained in her honor at a tea
which was attended by a large num-
ber of her friends from the hospital
and the town at laves!. Margie has
1 Oen a valued membsr of the hosp-
ital nursing staff since December
30th 1947, aid following a short
holiday at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fuss, near Zur-
ieh. Ont.. sh' will• then ,go to New
York City wh"re she Will take a
course of sno^sabred training•. Her
many friends in Marathon, Ont„ wish
her every sn"cess in her studies and
look forward to her return there in
the not too distant future.
BELL & LAU GHTON
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS &
NOTARIES PUBLIC
EDM'ER D. BELL, Q.C.
C. V. LAUGHTON, L,L.B.
Wednesday, 2 to 5 p.m. at Zurich
At Township Clerk's Office
EXETER , — PHONE 4
Phones: 561 Offiee Royal Bank Bldg',
455 Res. Ratenbury S.t
RONALD G. McCANN
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
CLINTON - ONTARIO
Mobile Sewage Disposal
Modern Equipment for Pumping'Cess
Pools, Septics, Catch Basins, etc.
Phone 205 GRAND BEND, ONT.
"Andy's" Lunch
FISH & CHIPS and LIGHT
REAR
on the table
Thursday, February 24th,
905
'the meal is ready l
LET YOUR BAKER
Be Your Menu Maker!
YOUR BAKER not only supplies
delicious wholesome bread for your
table—bread for your recipes. Out
of his fragrant ovens corn all man-
ner of mouth-watering goodies to
crown the menu of every, meal! Frag-
rant Coffee Cake and Cinnamon Bun,
for b:eakfast.. luscious fruit -filled
treats for luncheon... piping hot Par
ker House Rolls for dinner. Breal
in variety, too, for snacks any time
LUNCHES of day or night. So don't get wrink,
les worrying about variety in meals—
Try Delicious York Ice Cream let your baker be your menu maker,
See what's on his tray today!
for Picnics and Parties, in
Bricks, Half Gallons and 2% T y - Bakery
Gallons PHONE 100 — ZURICH
C. ANDER-SEN
B.A. Station - Dashwood
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 1 Waterloo Cattle Breeding
Association
Salesman `wanted "Where Better Bulls Are Used"
Artificial Insemination service for
To sell•complete line Of Men's; all breeds of cattle. For service or
Ladies' and Children's Clothing; information Phone -Clinton 242 -
Furniture and Appliances including' collect between 7.30 and 10:00 a.m.
Television. Sell right in and around on week days and 7:30 and 9:30 a.
Zurich on easy terms. Highest corns nt. on Sundays.
missions paid. No investment nec I
essary. Car essential, White Box , WANTED
A-1 Zurich. Will pay 3c a lib. for old Horses for
(Mink Feed.—Phone collect, Goderich
orchards are wonderful,the finest 936 r 21, or 936 r 32. —Gilbert
of oranges at 50c for hlf pk. Who Bros., Goderich. tfnc
would not take advantage of that de-
licious fruit. Mr and Mrs. Orville FOR SALE •
'Witmer of town are in company with A red Durham bull, 18 months •
Mr and Mrs Fritz. old. A real buy — See Stanley 4
Mr and Mrs Earl Gingerich, ac- Sauder, R.R. 1,Zurich. 2t'' I •
coni:panied ,by Mr and Mrs Neil Ging-•
erieh and daughters are spending a FOR SALE •
few weeks in the former's trailer',Registered Polled Hereford Bulls. a
near Sarasota, Florida. The weather
there had been quite cool, but is 'Serviceable age and younger. Ap- e
ply to H. Ray Cox and Son, R.R. 2 4
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Your Hardware Store
WE SUGGEST:
Have a look at our Paints, and select your color
and kind suitable for your need
We carry the usual line of Shelf and Heavy
Hardware.
See Us for your Heating
Bathroom
We Specialize in:
PLUMBING - HEATING
Rader & Mittleholtz
Phone Zurich
Equipment or New
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Quality Oounts
warming
up now. The citrus fruits I Bayfield, 2 miles west and half mile
are delicious and jury, and vegetals j
• ARE GOING SOUTH I les are plentiful. The beautiful palm southofClinton., Ont.ville. (Phone 800 2W
Lowville. New York State,Feb. 19'55 `trees along the First St. Fort Myers,
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Florida, and parks are unexpressable • F O R SALE
for their beauty. All very grand to '!
see and what a tonic. After all said .A number of brood sows. due soon,
and done, there is ne place ' like also a'numrber of cows due middle of
"Home," where ever it May ' be. April.—Alvin Gingerich, phone' 90 r
Thanks for the cards. 6, Zurich. 2t5
The Zurich Herald.
Dear Publisher: We had a very good
M inter here in N. Y: State. Today it
is springlike;clear, - sun is shining
brightly. My mother has been with
us since November, she will be 79 in
May and has been well this winter.
We are planning to leave for Flor-
ida on Feb. 211st. Will vists with mem-
bers of our church who spend winters
in Sarasota. My 'Wife has relatives in
Jacksonville and we plan to visit a-
long the Reay. Of course `mother is
going along, she will stay with Ruth,
Mrs. Stephen !Peaches, while we are
there. Expect to be -away three weeks
There are many changes in and • a-.
round Zurich since we left twenty
years ago. May the T.ord bless you
a 1. Sincerely. Rev. Gordon Schrag
Agricultural Highlights
Because of deep snow.- bush wor'.:
a id other outside activities has bes-
brought to a standstill in the north
e id of the County. Roadsides are pil-
ed high with ..snow and while all
roads are now open another storm
could cause serieus Mocking of the
roads. Huron Comity 4-H Club T ea-'
ders Assn. had their annual meeting +
and completed plans for 29 4-H Ag- +
rcnitnral Clubs in 1555, these will! f
include 10 reel' and dives .dairy calfj'.�`j.
c u>)s, 6 swine dross and 5 grain and •I -
cash
cash crop cln,hs, 3 poultry and 1 trac- +
for .Feinsenunce and 1 forestry. 'Don't
forget Huron County Seed Fair -
Clinton Dist. Collegiate institute on
!March 4th and 5th : Wed. March 30
Huron County Junior Farmers Lead-
ership Training School. Agri eul tura]
Office Board Room, Clinton 1,00 p.
One For The Road
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The origin of this veiled reference
to drinking and driving is obscure.
Probably it •came down from Old Dob-
bin.. ('lays in England. If this last one
for the road topped off several prev-
ious drinks, it didn't matter much in
those days. Horse sense would very
probably carry the modern driver
ba:fely home. How different today.
The "one for the road" might so e ss
ily be one for the ditch, the 71us1iitai
or the morgue—perhaps .. all three
Conclusive scientific proof has shown
that a driver having 1.14pints of Gr/
beer will be affected as follows:
1. Selective reactions e. g. making
decisions, slow down 10'/
2 Muscular reactions e.g, moving
.lands and feet, slow down 7t;,%.
3 Mental concentration e.g. watch
'ng his driving, loss up to 85'7
The problem fact is that the "one
for the road" is fraught with tragedy
—Advt.
—By Mateo County Temperance
Federation.
OF WOODSTOCK
Mt LARGEST -RESERVE BAL-.
INCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
IIS Ii L COMPANY DOING BUSINESS'
• OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO ..
*anoint of Insurance at Risk on
December 31st, 1950
20,610 Policies $125,269,726.00 ,
Waal Cash in Bank and Bonds.
$495,607.94
RATES ON APPLICATION
E. F. KLO?P - ZURICH
AGENT
.,SO 1i9f3ALER IN LIGHTNING
'PRODS AND ALL KINDS OF FIRE
INSURANCE
News From Florida
The publishers of the Herald have
received most ;beautiful scenic post
,cards from some of the folk who are
enjoving the nice sunshine in the
south. Mr and iMrs Ward Fritz ad -
Ise' us of their stay in Miami, Florida
and were leaving for Palm Beach sl
for a week with summer weather and
lots .of sunshine; the flowers and fruit sow
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Ole; ring
At GreailyReduced Prices
TABLE LAMPS, DRESSER LAMPS, ETC
TWO CEDAR CHESTS AT SPECIAL PRICES.
SPACE - SAVERS REASONABLE
OTHER LINES OF FURNITURE ALWAYS ON HAND
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REFRIGERATORS
Washing Machines
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PR] IES
ON WINTER FOOTWEAR
Womens:
NYLON PRINCESS REG. $11.50 NOW $9.96.
OTHERS FROM 10 to 20q OFF •
Mens:
THERMO PAC. REG. $11.75 NOW $9.95
OTHERS FROM 10 TO 20C'c OFF
Boys'
AND JUNIORS — ALL REDUCED 20C,,
WHILE THEY LAST
WE HAVE ALSO A LIMITED NUMBER OF ANKLE
SUPPORTS AT REDUCED PRICES
—TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE BARGAINS
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Fixtures always on hand.
SHELF and HEAVY HARDWARE
Electric Stoves - Refrigerators - Washing Machines
ALL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
Paints Enamels - Varnishes
Electric Wiring
Plumbing - Heating Tinsmithing
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