HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1951-03-29, Page 41
t
ZURICH
ONTARIO
ZURICH HERALD
Used Tractor
Barg - ins
1—Case VA and mounted plow
• 3 years old.
1—Case VA, no Hydraulic, 3 yrs.
old.
1—Case "C" on perfect Rubber,
with P. T. 0.
1 Trish Forclson on steel, a good
one.
1—Case D.C.-3 Demonstrator, a
cash bargain.
2 Used 9-24 Tires, ideal for
Spreader.
Exeter Farm Equipment
Phone 508 - Exeter, Ont
NOTICE
At a recent meeting of the Direct-
idars of The Hay Township Farmers'
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, a
xatotion was passed prohibiting the
'use of Electric Brooders in Barns
"Usured in the Company. Any viol-
,ation of the rule voids the Insurance.
H. K. Either,
Secretary,
Crediton, Ontario.
FOR SALE
Several ton, of baled hay (red
clover and timothy mixed) and 10 or
112 ton, of mixed feed, i13eaver outs
and Urban barley.
—Richard Robinson, Box 37, 1. It.
No 1, Zurich; Phone 33 on G99,
liensall, ()nt.
Farm For Sale
148'::; .teres on Blue Water High-
way, half mile south of St. Joseph,
7 miles north of Grand Bend. 50
acres of good clay loam, 50 acres of
sandy loam, ,balance good pasture
land with running water in creek.
7 acres bush, large bank barn, imp-
lement shed and large house with
telephone. Close to Hydro. $1,000.
clown, balance easy terms.
—Write to Louis ,Brisson, 5870
Tecumseh Rd. E., Windsor, Ont. or
phone 525711 Windsor.
St. Josephand d Beav
er
Townn
The family of Mr and Mrs Leon
Bedard of this Blue Water Highway
gathered under the parental roof to
be with their parents on Easter Sun-
day; needless to say the whole affair
was a joyous one, when their child-
ren from Windsor, London, Kitchen-
er, and also those in the immediate
vicinity formed a family :group and
exchanged Easter Greetings and as
well took part in a delicious Easter
ANNUM
•
•
trcts Wanted
BARLEY - OATS - AND - KIDNEY
BEANS
H.E.P.C. APPROVED BEAN COOKERS
Phone 87W
FOR SALE
We E Reid
Dashwood, Ontario
The "D I O N"
Steel Thresher
Equipped with Roller Bearings; -available with
Shredder, Elevator or grain thrower;
steel tires; freight prepaid; order early; call or write
LEONARD SARARAS Phone 77 r 11, Zurich
rubber or
•
•
••
•
1
$
•
1
1
1
1
1
•
WALL BOARD
Easy to paint or paper. Many
grsdes and types in stock. Per
Square Foot as low as
5 Cents
MAPLE FLOORING
Select grade, end -matched Maple
Flooring. Per 100 Square Feet
$23.00
CONVERT YOUR • ATTIC
10% Down
30 Months To Pay
Wasted Attic Space can be eas. ily
and Economically Converted into
extra. Bedrooms or an income pro.
during Apartment. , You can do
most of the work yourself. See
our collection of plans and ideas.
FREE
ESTIMATES
Fred C. Kalbfleisch & Son Ltd.
Lumber, Shingles and Builders' Supplies
Zurich and Goderich
'Telephones: ZURICH 80; Res. 162. GODERICH 388
dinner,
Mr. Raymond Geromette to De-
troit cabled on friends in this -neigh-
bourhood over the week -end,
Mr. Pierre Ducharme, agent for
the Windsor Allied Transportation,
i\liss Ella Gagnac of Ahrnerstburg,
were week -end visitors with rn.e for-
mer's parents -on the 13.W. Highway.
Mr, Sonny Siemon was an Easter
lnisitor with Isis parents, Mr, and
Mrs, Fred Sieman of near St. Joseph
Mr, and, Mrs. Ted Laporte and
family of Windsor passed the week-
end in their farm home.
Mr and Mrs. Napoleon Cantin Jr.,
and family and Mr. Pierre Cantin,all
of Detroit, were Easter visitors- with
their parents in St, Joseph.
—COURTESYt—
A tiny thing is courtesy.
Yet bigger than the sky,
A thing that you can give
But money cannot buy.
It's like a fragile flower
To the desert breeze unfurled
And warm,; the coldest places
In this cold and thoughtless world.
It's guiding' strangers, though it
Takes you off your -course a mile,
It's thanking folks in lovely jobs
For service with a simile.
It's asking—not cammanding,
And it's sharing some 'one's Ioad,
It's -going back to move -a rock
That !blocks another's road,
A priceless, endless treasure
That's been here since life began,
Courtesy! is the link that binds
The Brotherhood of Man.
—IN MEMORIAM—
In Loving Memory or William
Ducharme Sr., who passed away
April 1946.
Five years Inas passed away
Since our great sorrow fell;
The shock that we received that day
We still remember well.
The Heavenly gates were open wide,
A lovely voice said, Come!
We mourn for him in silence,
No eye can see us weep,
But many a silent tear is shed
While others are asleep.
—.Sadly missed by wife, family and
other relatives and friends.
DASHWOOD
Mr and 1VIrs Thos. Smythe of Lon-
don and Mr and Mrs Jimmy Taylor
of Sarnia spent Good Friday' and
Easter with Mr and Mrs Chas : Stein-
hagen.
Mr and Mrs J. Cudmore of; Tor-
onto spent a few days with her`moth-
er Mrs. E. Kleinstiver.
Mr. Chas. 'Stire of Bowmaavxi.le,
called on friends here last week.
Mr and Mrs Elgin 1'Ierner and
Harold Luft spent the weekend -boli
days with relatives here
Mr and- Mrs Robt Hopere t aad
S' Jack Huffmanof 'PbrtColborne
spent Easter holidays with- relatives
here.
Mr. Sam Witzel of Toronto spent
the week -end with his mother, Mrs.
Witzel
Mr .and Mrs. Harry Guenther of
Windsor spent Easter with LLvir and
Mrs. Sid Baker.
Miss Lavada Haxtieib is in - Sea -
forth Hospital at present.
Miss Stone hill is spending herhol-
idays at her home in London and
Miss Marks at her home in' Listowell
Mrs. Leta Taylor and Anne spent
Easter Sunday with relatives in Lon-
don.
Mr and Mrs INlurray,Wolfe of Tor-
onto spent Easter with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Wolfs.
Misses Ruth and Dorothy Oestrei-
cher and brother Mr. John Oestreieh-
er of Clifford spent Sunday with re-
latives.
Mr' and Mrs Harry Cook and fam-
ily of Windsor and Mr and Mrs. K.
Streets of Clinton spent Sunday with
their parents, Mr and Mrs: D. Tie-
rnan.
Misses Bernice Tyler and Madelene
Corriveau of London spent the holi-
days at their home here.
-Mr and Mrs Roy Bender of Toron-
to were holiday visitors with his fa-
ther, Mr. John Bender.
Mr and Mrs John Snyder of Brant-
ford were holiday visitors with her
mother Mrs. Hayter.
Mr and 'Mrs. Jack Raschke or De-
troit and Mr and Mrs E. Bareiiffe of
Clinton spent the week -end holidays
with relatives here.
Mr and Mrs.. Walter Ness of Wind-
sor and -Paul and Miss Douglas of
Stratford were Sunday visitors with
their mother, Mrs. Ness,
At the Easter Sunday servrce in
the Evangelical church the Dedicat-
ion took place of a Baptismal Font,
which was presented to the church
by the grand children in memory of
the late Mr and Mrs. Gottfried Oes-
treicher.
HENSALL
Mr and Mrs. Lorne Hay and little
non expect to take up residence in the
Village in the home they recently
purchased from Mr W. R. Davidson.
Mr. Hay conducts the coal business,
and locker service here.
Mrs. Mary Chesney, Toronto, was
an Easter guest with' her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr and Mrs. Sam
Dougall.
Mrs. Effie Bell, London, has' re-
turned home after 'spending a week
,vitt her sister, Mrs. Wm. Dignan.
Dr. G. M. Jarrott. of -Stratford,
formerly o.f Kippen, left Monday for
Itilurope to take a medical course in
qbatetrics, he will be gone seven
nonths and will spend some time in
2S -SCI Via
HyDRU
cIGNUASDA 11DN
141E
Thu:rsd'ay, March 29th, 19511 '
Hensall - Exeter Zurich
Dashwood and Surrounding Area
15 NOW IN - PROCESS OF BEING
CHANGED FROM 25 TO 60 CYCLES!
;'::>.;\�+,�'4.:ii 4."�+1 S•xvt+`y+{;•�`.:.Any+"v\v{'}\1�v'�':tiV :•y,�'�Ki�gi,::2 } t1 ':{ '
:v .L'::<ui;:, ';y?v�i,V�,v `\�}?vi: �.+\lt�}•:.}J ti�.'.}v�n',\•}i.+•:•?{1+v }•:kv. .•..,.%.
f`.
v.h
.fi
OR
V
F`•i';i2::::::'{i:>:L?'•'nti:;� }f:}••i:;S:Gt{i i^,:.ti�:•::,ir{�Y•:b .ytiv,:°J.`i{.}..�;�'r:;�:vi::::::::)�i::;:•<:iS.:r,;;
.y:.<:;y.};%•i:<>..;:�"`•:\ �b x i;>Sr;%v:,q::.'.'s2•++x.'y�•k ♦ b.M<.. ar•s>;
n •.C+•.':v',y' ', kK.•},.,+:, {.l t.y: :i.,} �.s •ry1 i yb:v!�5•,{.>;+v `n: : Cbr�
n,...ra...,.. . 'ii:i'4:{bn•: %v4:i•i.':, i.�G:..:,•'rN.•}L:nG'v.bdr.}2url�%y:.:Y•kw'w�GLO
• ARE ALREADY A RESIDENT
AND PLANNING ON BUYING
MN* ADDITIONAL ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCES AFTER INVEN-
TORY HAS 'BEEN MADE
ARE PLANNING ON MOVING
INTO THIS DISTRICT WITH
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
PLEASE BE SURE
TO NOTIFY
HYDRO AREA OFFICE F.S.D.
AT ONCE!
HYDRO AREA OFFICE
Cardno -Bros. Bldg., Box 369
Seaforth - Phone 570
THE HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO
FREQUENCY STANDARDiZAiNON DIVISION
•:;rb•. bYIN":/�:,•h:•::.5%'Fr•S'{+y,.'•::.yv,:ii+:..:n•.ay.•.•: :::: iCv':•. Wi�:Y QYr.?•:�f•O•r. QY'�':
A ..... r..+ v.+ y b: n,....:...b;{•:•.,::•4::;n•S:vb::.::•nv: ni:^•..,{F@h:..:+r.. r::!:. .-...m•�:.-
:57'x::.s•.�,gy.:Lv-`✓.ebv:::es•.:}i::•5:::.C.1.v}: }}\•:::: r: r,:::+•': %•.�ulib:SSn:.:,!r.•..:...:.v+.•:n,......y ::.•....xv:.y. v: �...-....:.i .1.....v ..t ..
We like to go visiting to see how other people produce textiles. A good
many .come to visit us, and we like this too. All main countries have
textile industries, and people coxae from other countries in the western
group to study our methods. The textile industry here in Canada is
among the leaders in technical skill and effectiveness. And along
with the U.S. it pays the highest wages for textile employment any-
where. In Canada the industry is the largest employer of manufacturing
labor, Textiles also pay the largest manufacturing wage' hill in this
country. In these times, the size and technical. ability of the industry
are important features of Canada's strength.
DOMINION TEXTILE COMPANY LIMITED
MANUFACTURERS OF
PRODUCTS
m .. 2MP.>.b?Y>amsztml-AMmh7••i7��w.wai4.`did'rl.Vre.:.i.,$•b'�3uaiSS.ean:Y'VinaM`.FEwWT}Swvfa�•n�f.•^,-.b,\.so£�'�''
Ad. No. 5104 -- - 3 cols. x 100 lines --- 1951 .\./.
Edinborough, Scotland He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Jarrott.
Mrs. Churchill, and daughter Miss
Elvira, Toronto; Catherine and
Jimmy Lavelle, Palmerston, are spen-
ding Easter week with Mr and Mrs.
E. It. Shaddick.
Miss Jean' Foster, London Mr. and
iidrs. Wim Howe, Jequline, Johnny
and Peggy, Toronto; Mr and Mrs,
Harold Foster and family, • 'Wing -
ham Mr and Mrs. Ray„ Foster and
family of Mt. Cannel, were Easter
visitors with Mr and Mrs. A. Foster.
Mr and Mrs. Ross Miller, Hamil-
ton, were • Easter guests with Mr and
Mrs. C. L. Jinks.
Miss Eleanor 'Cook, and Miss Bern-
ice Jinks, nurse -in -training at Vict-
oria Hospital, London, spent the
week -end at their respective tomes
here.
To Hold Ladies' Night
ensall Ladies Legion Auxiliary;
will eater for a- banquet for the an-
nue!
tenue! ladies' Night of Huron Lodes
224., in the Legion Hall Ii`ridayy anar.
3bth. Turkey with all the trimmings
will be served, it is expected 'then
will be some one hundred and fifty,
present. Emmerson Kyle, Ed. 71"inka
Prank Wright form the entertain-
ment committee. -