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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1956-04-12, Page 6L`"i.10'0 pl • ONTARIO SALE •F�. t throughouii. Small barn suitable for A Junior size Tricycle, a relay pen, double garage. Nen' rooting an 'aida go-cart. Priced at � 2.Oq ea h Ihouse andbar . Propertyeati rs in, first t;alt Eliroy Desjardine, Zurich. 1 c •'class c ondi'tion, nicely located. If Property for Sale IN BLADE 1 acre of land, :more or less, frame house with 3-0ece bath, built-in -cupboards, Delco automatic oil fur- 4nace, floors covered throughout with inlaid blocks or linoleum, reasonably priced. -•-- Earl Oesch. 8C* 1,chairs 4 rocking chairs; boors case, interested inspect this property be- fore day of sale. TERMS of Real Estate — 10% on day of sale. 'Balance in 30 days. Sold subject to a reasonable reserv- ed esewed ibid. Household Effects — 8-l4ece ches- terfield, oak dining roonn extension .table with fi matching chairs and :'Buffet; China cabinet; G wicker Clearing Auction Sale 40f valuable Real Estate, Household Effects, and Misc. Items.. On the Premises, Lot 71, K.S., M. Res. in the VILLAGE OF ZURICH 'The undersigned Auctioneer is in- structed to sell by Public Auction on SATURDAY, APRIL 2ilust, at 1.00 o'clock, p.m. Sharp MEAL ESTATE:— Consisting. of Lot '71, Knell's Sur- vey, in the Village of Zurich, on evhicb is situated a well built 1 Y% Storey frame dwelling with large sun porch, dining and liviing rooms; three Estate of the Late bedrooms., new 3 -piece bathroom; .iVIarjoryT Wi4lianrs. anodern kitchen. Also good size'' Mrs. W. R. Dougall, Administrix. atunmer kitchen. Oil furnace and W. G. Cochrane, .Solicitor. large cellar. New hardwood floors Abrin Walper, Auctioneer. vavi'ous .centre tables, fern stand. day bed. Conch, antique rocker, kit- chen table, ;Singer sewing machine, Edison Phonograph and Recorrds; 1 quantity of rugs, various sizes: 8 bedroom suites, marcors, pictures, electric lamps, quantity of bedding. aunts„ comforters, assortment of silverware, .glassware, antique dishes, Toilet set, electric washing machine._ kitchen utensils, vacuum cleaner. sten ladders, lawn mower., garden tools, large assortment of fruit sea- lers, crocks, and many articles too numerons to mention. Plan to at- tend this Sale. No Reserve - Everything will he sold. TERMS -- CASH VSIESCUPORMINIMINIVESIERIZIMMINP 64444474446*4E44g$940,4 Centennial Spirit CENTENNIAL YEAR IN ZURICH SPEND A DOLLAR MORE EACH WEEK IN THE OLD HOME TOWN! ZURICH. HERALD I E,D F ELD MANF BAY I Pleading guilty to impaired driv- ing, Wafter IMichael Green of Bay- field was fined $50 and ,costs, or 7 daYs in jail, When he appeared in C,oiderich court. The .charge arose out of an accident involving ears driven by Green and Donald C. Cam- pbell of `'I3aydield, on the 'Hayfield - Varna road ,on March 24, Dannage to the vehicles was estimated at,ov- er $1,000 and Green Jwas takoh} to, Clinton hospital with scalp wvtouai:4ds. HENSALL. Carmel Presby. Church Ladies Aid met in -the church basement on the 12th for their monthly meeting. Mrs J. Soldan's group were in charge of the devotional part. After 01e busin- ess was transacted the meeting dos- ed with prayer by Rev. MacDonald. The April meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. J. Soldan of the , Parr Line. Mrs Walter Fairbairn, 80, who died suddenly at the hoine of her daughter and son-inelaw, Mr and Mrs Ross Love, Kippen, Wed. eve. 22nd. following a stroke, was the rorrner • Mary Ellen Roberson, of Tuckersmith Twp. hollowing her marriage in 1903 they farmed on the town line until 1937 ,When they retired to Hensall, owing to ill health. She resided with her daughter for the past three years Was a faithful member of Kippen United Chureh and life mcm:eer of W.M.S. Survilving are- her husband, and a daughter (Grace) Mrs. doss Love, 8 grandchildren and three gre,_ at -grandchildren. Public funeral ser•• vices were held from the B,ontihron Funeral Home, Hens -all, .Sunday 2Gth. Rev. N. McLeod conducted the serv- e «s. Burial was in Hensall Union a cemetery. evening was spent in playiing Bunco Winners were: Mrs. Fred Schlundt, and Mrs. Oseaz' Miller. Contests were also 'enjoyed. Mrs. Wiegandnd. read the address and Larry Weido and Marcs. Rudolph Miller presented the gifts in a :gamy decorated basket. Lunch followed. Mrs Albert Rader spent last week in Toronto with Mr and Mrs Jack Cudnaore. Trousseau Tea— Misses Susan and Elizabeth Bart -1 Hifi of Clinton spent last week with their uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs. A V Tiernan. Mrs, Jerome Diietzich of R.R. 3, Thursday, .Apra"' 12th,19 $0 our of her sietar T!3leen Wiillert, Willert, Mrs. Ed, Willert 'and 1VIx'a, Dietrich. Showing' gifts were r, V1rI. Louis . and Mrs, Vyrne 1 Weido serving tea were ,Mdtss Medhk Surerrls, Mzss. memo Oesch and Mrs. Nelson Wurm. Assisting were:. Mrs, Rudolph Miller and Muss Erma. Zurich held a Trousseau Tea inn ;hon- . Wein. 111111111111 11111111111111111111111111 1II1IIIIII 11111111111111! IIIII1111111111111111111II111I11111111111UIIII 11111 DASHWOOD CONTACT Geo. T. Mickle & Sons Ltd. •tit for THE NEW MALTING BARLEY CONTRACT 1 s1 We offer 1. Improvement in price. The new contract insures the farmer a higher average price than formerly. 2. Choice Seed. Supplied to you in quantity ample enough to seed your acreage. 3. Fertilizer. We will supply fertilizes of your required analysis at competitive prices. We will give credit on fertilizer if desired. If inter- ested, call, phone or write us. We will then contact you. GEO. T. MICKLE & SONS, LTD. Hensall, Ontario Phone 103 e er Westlake Furniture Store e• WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF ALL e• 4 Home Furnishings COME IN AND COMPARE OUR PRICES •1 4 1 4 4 4 ZURICH -- Phone 89J Contract Barley BEST NO. 1 SEED • SUPPLIED. HIGHEST PRICES PAID MODERN UNLOADING FACILITIES Reid Beans it Seeds Ltd DASHWOOD - PHONE 87 Walther League Entertains— The Walther League of Zion Luth- eran church entertained the newly confirmed and the parents of all the leaguers on Tuedsay, A.pr41 3rd, at a social evening. 'Ihe committee in charge was Carol Becker, Leland Restmayer, Barbara Koehler, Earl Weiberg, James Becker, Don Gen- ttner, Pauline Becker and Eleanor Becker. The evening was spent in playing cro•ckinole, winners were: Mrs. Lloyd Rader and Mr. Fred Wei'berg, .Milfred ' - -:rner and Arthur Rader. Mr 'ark Gainer sowed pictures of recent happenings. Mr and Mrs Ward Kraft end fam- ily of London spent the 1: eels -end with Mr and Mrs. Ernest . Koehler and family and attended the Willert- Willert wedding. Mx and Mrs Walter Ness and son of Detroit spent the week -end with Mrs. W. Ness Mr and Mrs George Andersen and fannily have moved to Thedford. '1Mfr and Mrs Edmund Kraft have moved into their home recently pur- chased from Mr Mark Brokenshire. Mrs. Martha Baker has anoved into the new apartment in the Broken - shire • block. Mrs Wm. Nadiger was :pleasantly surprised en Sunday Aprir 8, when Mr and Mrs James Ogden • and Jean of London and Mr and 'Mrs Nat Og- den of Exeter visited her l.l, honor of her brother James' 71st .''.irthday and her 81st birthday whi''i fall on April 9 and rl,Oth respectively. A double birthday cake decorated for the occasion centred the table and a delightful time was enjoyed by all. Miss Thelma Weber . of London spent the wee:: -end with her parents, Mr and 'Mrs Dan iWeber. Surprise Party— The Ladies Aid of Zion Lutheran church surprised Rev and Mrs. L. Higenell when they gathered at the parsonage last Wednesday -evening to present them 'wl:th a gift prior to their leaving Dashwood. - • The evening was spent playing Crockinole. Winners were: 'high Mrs Lloyd Rader; ,censol'ation Mrs. Jacob Schroeder; Mrs. M. iMerner read the and Mrs. E. Koehler presented them with a table lamp. Botch. Rev and Mrs Higenell made appropriate replies. Group II served lunch. Shower Bride—' Sunday School Annua! Meeting --- The annual Sunday ,School meet- ing.. of Zion Lutheran .S.S, Was held Tues., Feb. 7, to arrange pro'Inotions, order new materials, discuss work in the coming -year and appoint officers. Officers are - !Superintendent, Rein- hold (Miller; Secy., Mrs. E. Rader; Treas., Louis Restemayer; Pianist, Mrs. Edgar Restemayer; asst. Mrs. Rudolph Midler, card secy., Mrs. Rud- olph 'Miller. Twenty-five dollars was voted to aid the bible class in their purchase of -a Geste.ttner. A special mission program is to be held once a month. Invitations are to be sent to all beginners Miibslienary Meeting— Thr. INN1T, of lion Lutheran Church held their quarterly meeting Wed. Feb. 8th. The president Mrs.+11'.[. Merner presided. The topic "Reach- ing -Out to Latin America" was given Eby Rev, L. Higenell. Mary Ann Hay- ter sang two solos. Mrs. Ervine De- vine read a !poem "Facing the New Year" Mrs. Eelgar Restemayer and Mrs Ervin Devine alternate were appointed delegates to attend a Mis- sionary Institute to he held in Kit- chener in April. Group I served lunch including a birthday cake for R.ev. Higenell whose ''birthday was Feb. 10th. Prior to her weddinrng of last Sat- urday Mrs. Vyrne Weido and Mrs Loud, Weigand -1 were hostesses at a -'tower few "suss Eileen W 'err. 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Thompson & Sons HENSALL -- ONTARIO PHONE 32 : 11111111111111111 IIIUIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIII111101111111IIIIIIIIIIIIII0,111I1111IIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIl111111111IIl1111111I1I110I101111111111111I111111!11111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIl1110111111101111111I111111111I11111I111U111UIIU111011I111011111011111101i11111111IIIIIIIIIIii 11 177 TTENTION- FOLKS IN ZURICH AND SURROUNDING DISTRICT GINGERICH'S Zurich 1.1 Sales and Service Phone 34 Ontario NEW 'HEADQUARTERS:- PITT HEADQUAISTE S: PITT BARNHIDE . Barn Paint The Best Barn Paint Money Can BUY FOR P f. We now have the famous family of Pitts- burgh Paints! 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