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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1951-04-05, Page 5ZURICH ONTARIO ZURICH HERALD ZURICH HERALD Authorized as second class mail, Poet Office Department, Ottawa. BUSINES CARDS r - John W. Orchard OPTOMETRIST Main Street -- Exeter Open Every Week Day Except Wednesday Phone 355i LICENSED AUCTIONEERS ALVIN WALPER LicenseAuctioneer For HURON AND LAMBTON For 'your Sale, large or small, Cour- teous and Efficient Service at all Mmes! DASHWOOD Phone 57 r 2. E. F. CORBETT Terms Reasonable, Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone Zurich 92 r 7. VETERINARIAN Dr. W. B. COXON, B.V. Sc. VETERINARY SURGEON Office with Residence, Store M Main Street, Opposite Drug ZURICH Phone ---96. BUTCHERS Zurichs' Popular MARKET Lei tis supply you with the • ;very choice of Fresh and Cur- ed Meats, Bolognas, Sausages, Etc. always on hand. Kept fresh in Electric Refrigeration Highest Cash Prices for: Wool, Hides and Skins H. Ya. 1o.h it & Son PROTDUCF Silverwood DAIRIES 'Cash Market for Cream, Eggs and Poultry Have Your Eggs Graded on our AUTOMATIC EGG GRADER LeRoy O'Brien, Manager Phone 101 Zurich Zurich Creamery Your home market for Cream Eggs and Poultry Highest Cash Prices paid plus premium for deliveredcream We are equipped to give effi- dent accurate service. Egg and Poultry department in charge of Mr. T. Meyers. Chas, 11Ainshall, Proprietor INSURANCE Western Farmers' Mutual Weather Insurance Co. OF WOODSTOCK WBE LARGEST RESERVE BAL- ANCE OF' ANY CANADIAN MUT- UAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS ., OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO Amount of Insurance at Risk on December 31.st, 1950 20,610 Policies $125,269,726.00 . (Total Cash in Bank and Bonds. $495,607,94 RATES ON APPLICATION E. F. KLOPP - ZURICH AGENT ALSO DEALER IN LIGHTNING RODS AND ALL KINDS OF VIRE INSURANCE Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Green of Grand Bend, were in town. on busin- ess, Saturday. Messrs, Milford Merner and Wally Wein of Dashwood, were on r,iusiness in town, Saturday. Mr. Louis Brisson and son or Win- dsor were visitors in these parts on Thursday last. Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Gemming and children of Rochester, N.Y., were holiday visitors with their parents, Mr and Mrs. Wellington Johnston. 'Miss Ruth Ann ,Scotchmer, of Bayfield spent the Easter week vac- ation at the home of her grandpar- ente,'Mr. and Mrs John Albrecht. Mr. Campbell Krueger who is at- tending Normal School, at London, spent a week at the home of his mother, Mrs. Herb Krueger. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bancroft, who have Been residents of the town tine east of Blake, having disposed of their farm home, have moved to a St � smaller place near SMarys. Messrs Herb 111ousseau and Bill Siebert were at Wingham last Wed- nesday evening, where they took in an interesting hockey game. Mr. .Bill. Merner, who has been our popular milk deliverer, has taken a position in the Zurich Bakery, but for the present continues to live in the Dairy residence. Mr. Len Erb, for the present is making the deliv- eries, until .he can find a .competient person to take over. Mr. Ervin Gingerich a resident of Blake for some time, 'has• last week moved to the Ailsa Craig district, where he has purchased a farm. Mr. Gingerich also owns ; the • residence property in Zurich occupied :ey , Mr. George Richardson. Mrs. David Meyers wishes to thank all the ladies who sograciously gave their services in the dining hallat the Coop banquet. There is a silver salt and pepper set missing and a table spoon, • will any lady finding these please call Mrs. David Meyers. ..FOR SALE Several tons of bald hay (red clover and timothy mixed) and 10 or 112 tons of mixed feed, Beaver oats and Urban barley. —Richard Robinson, Box 37, R. R No 1, Zurich;'Phone 33 on 699 Hensel', Ont. Seed Grain For Sale Montcal:m Barley, grown from Regis- tered seed 1950'. Also 1 pair 30x31/2 Tires and Tubes. --red J. Haberer, Phone 94 r 11, Zurich. 2'" FOR SALE A good young work horse, about 1300 -lbs. Apply to A. Ducharme, Phone 77 r 2, Zurich. • FOR SALE • New Idea and Minneapolis Moline Farm Machinery; Fairbanks -Morse Hammer Mills; Boom's Wagon Un loaders. Gibson Refrigerators. Ask us for folders and prices before yon buy any farm equipment. New Idea Distributors, Goderich, Ont. Phone Carlow 2821. p4t FOR SALE A frame barar.54x34", 14 -ft. posts; Frame shed 2040" I.0 -ft. posts. -- Russell Consitt, R.R. 1, Zurich; Pho. 695 r 15, Hensel' FOR SALE McCormnck-Deering 11 -run Disc Fertilizer Drill, practically new Alex. •Challett, R.R.2, Zurich. x Seed Grain For Sale Mountcalni Barley and Beaver Oats. No. 1 Graded. Apply to: John Armstrong & Sons, R. R. 1, Zurich; Phone '697 r 14, Hensall. FOR SALE 10 acres of beech, hard and soft maple bush, tops. — Arnold Keys, Varna, Out, FOR SAIF Dwelling and Tlusiness sight in Zurich. Apply to Ivan Willert, Phone 210, Zurich. t: FOR SALE WOOT) Tops and Slabs — F. C. Kalbfleisch & Son, Ltd. ,Zurich c Dead Stock $2.75 Each. Prompt Service for Lifting, ---Jack Williams. Call Phone 214 r 4, Crediton Central. c14-'50 VIRRUNINSIEMOIMMIVIIESECRINEEMEIV NOTICE WHITEWASHING & CLEANING Arrangements can be made Dashwood --- Pho,„,t ",s+rto Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Johnston were recent visitors at Rochester, N. York State. School re -opened Monday after the Easter holidays and how rapidly these holidays always do go. Miss Marjorie Klopp of London, spent the holidays with her parents, Mr and Mrs Bertram Klopp, Mr. Andrew Y. McLean, M. P., of •Seaforth, .and who is now attending the sessions of Parliament at Ottawa gave us a friendly call on Friday. Workers in Russia have to work twenty times as long as Canadians to earn a •pound of sugar. The av- erage Canadian industrial worker earns the price of a pound of sugar in six minutes; the Russian works 2 hours for his, --Can. Facts. Thursday, April 5th, 1901 -BREAD on the table the meal is ready! HEADS FINANCE COMPANY 'The Management of the Tasty -Nu Arthur Reid, native of Seaforth, Bakery and the Entire Staff wish was elected president of Household each and everyone a Finance Corporation, of Canaaa at a meeting of the board of directors in ' PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Toronto. Mr. Reid succeeds B. E. Our Many Thanks for the past year's Henderson, chairman of the board of Patronage! directors of the parent corporation, who has been president of the 'Canad-lasty-Plu Bakery ian company since 1934. HOSPITAL. GRANTS We are in receipt of a,communic- ation from Mr. Thomas ;Pryde, M.P. P. for Huron with the following: "The Minister orf Health has just announced that supplementary grants will be paid to the various hospitals throughout the Province, and I thought you might be interested to know what the hospitals In our rid- ing would receive under this new plan. They are as follows: Goderich $6,446.56 Clinton $1,317.12 •Seaforth $.1,602.56 I want to emphasize that these grants are in addition to all other grants to. which we have been entit- led, 'wlich will be paid as usual. Yours very truly, Tom Pryde. OBITUARY • Former M.P.P. Passes William G. Medd, former M.P.P. for Huron died at the hone of his friends, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Pearce Exeter, where he had been staying for the night, on Tuesday March 27, ag@d' 81, he had been a resident sof Exeter since 1919, operating a cream ery 'business for many years, was born in Hullett Twp. Surviving is a son Bruce, of Napanee, two daught- ers and a son and two brothers. The funeral Was largeliy attended ion „Fri- day. Former Hay Resident Passes The death of Miss Bridget (Dolly) Hagan took place in Scott Monona] Hospital, Seaforth, ion Thursday, March _ J, after an illness of four months. Born in 1874, she was the daughter of the late James Hagan and Ann Catherine Jordan, pioneer residents of the Parr Line, Hay Township. Miss Hagan was a Reg - stored Nurse, and many a patient of whom she gave of her motherly service in the community speaks ev- ery kind word possible of her efne- iency to a.dminster to the sick, She had a large circle of close friends in the community, having always been a member of St. Boniface Church, Zurich, where she attended worship regularly, and was active in church work. After the death of her bro- ther Frank, about a year and a half ago, she and her sister, Miss Mary Hagan, who had been a resident of London, for many years, moved to Seaforth to reside. Surviving are two sisters, Miss Mary, and Mother Angela, Rockford, Alta., and three brothers, James of Seaforth; Dr, John A, Hagan and 1)r. Laurier Hag- an, both of Chicago. Several broth- ers and sisters predeceased her some Years ago. The funeral was held on 'Saturday morning with requiem high mass in St, Boniface R. C. Church, Zurich, with burial in the adjoining cemetery. y't i1 14 4 ')� PHONE 100 — ZURICH NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In The Estate of HENRY STECKLE Deceased. All personsclaiming against the estate of Henry Steckle, who died on March 13, 111951, are required to forward full particulars to the un- dersigned :by April 25, 1951, after which date the assets of the estate will be distributed. Frank Donnelly, K.C., ,Goderich, Solicitor for the executors. GRAND BEND Mr and Mrs. Ted StanIake have returned after a visit in Florida. A goodly .number of people are laid up with bad colds. Mrs. Smith has .returned after sp- ending part •of the winter in Strath- roy with her daughter. Alex Hamilton, the Local dairy man is back on the job, after being laid up. • See Health Films The Grand Bend W. I. met in the town hall for the Feb. meeting with a good attendance 'Following the op ening the roll call was answered by a health hint. Mrs W. Lovereported as proceeds from the recent film in the hall as $18.40. February being health month Mrs Chapman the con venor 'introduced the speaker, Miss Cunningham .of the Huron County Health Unit, speaking on the subject of cancer and showing films which were very good. Bend's Status Parley Topic Although the resort community of Grand Bend will be officially incorp- orated as a Village on May 14, it is still by no means certain which co- unty the new village will be located in. At present the Police Village straddles the county line, but when it is incorporated it must move tet - 1 ally- into one county or the other. l Under the recent incorporation by - recent incorporation by-law passed by Larnbton County* the 850 perm- anent residents and the $10,000,000 assessment will be taken over by Lanmbton County. Huron. County ,however has strenously opposed this, 'arguing that mote than half the as- sessment is on the Huron side of the line. A large number of residents, on the other hand specify in their orig- inal petition they wanted to be in- t corporated in Larnbton. They argue that the village must expand south- wards into this county because a hugs private estate prevents its gro- wth to the north. They also seek re- lief from The Canada Temperance • Act which prevails in Huron County. • Co -Op. FEEDS ARE YOUR BEST BUY ! Only Re -Cleaned Grain Used in Our Feeds AVAILABLE AT Hensall Dist, Co -Operative HENSALL and ZURICH !METE READY TO Nr.. art YOUR CAR represents a major investment. It deserves the best of care—arid •that's what we're ready to give it. Whether it's a complete lubrication job or just a battery check, we really try to give good, thorough Imperial service—the kind that will keep you coming back. We'd appreciate a chance to show you whirr n'e can do. • Hector FCYCIEr ST. JOSEPH SERVICE STATION COR. No. 84 & 21 HIGHWAYS r i • • • • ert a, TANA 1 SAVE—ST. JOSEPH SERVICE IS PREPARED TO SAVE YOU SOME MONEY ON YOUR TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT TIRE NEEDS. COM- PPARE OUR PRICES AND ALLOWANCES ON YOUR OLD TIRES! • NOTICE There has been a continual rise in Shoes, especially Mens' Work Shoes, but we still have a limited stock at the original price. Why not take advantage of these prices? Look them over, no flaws, no seconds! We also have a good Assortment of Ladies' Dress Shoes, also the much talked about Discs. GIVE US A CALL! Oesch Shoe Star N • • • • • • • • • e • • • • 5) 5D 11 • • • • • PIONEER ONE MAN POWER CHAIN SAW SUPER TWIN CHAIN SAW <Z.+iSS' Na” E.3il1RdEF?2 .'S:J-:u>S.✓:: 1 hetes a Pioneer in your past. There's a Pioneer in your future! FOR INFORMATION AND PRICES ON PIONEER AND SUPER TWIN CHAIN SAWS SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER; nador ; r e, leas ,, ,ee'.'..;yw...;"::'Err."0a+,r„n.....ea„?a'T.'h`"rFdw7441' aWlx. ""h';alErwT;v,.:k 3 . 51 • • s1 • • • • • • • 0 Main St. Hardware Store Buy A Batty! You can't go wrong when you buy a well known Reliable Beatty Washing Machine We carry a full line of at three $119.50 Also the New Beatty the Genuine Beatty Washers popular prices: 149,.50 159.50 Electric Ranges. Conte in and see them - they'll speak for themselves Always a good supply of Shell and Heavy Hard- ware on hand. Scarfe's Endurable Paints, Enamels and Varnishes. Almatex Plastic Paints, Kern-Glo, Etc. Our Aim—To Servean 1 d Sas t'fy t 1 1 Data's O'Brien : Phone 213 • .,,s,, - Massey - Harris HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF MASSEY. HARRIS REPAIRS. ORDER YOURS EARLY! AM TAKING ORDERS NOW FOR ANY MASSEY HARRIS IMPLEMENTS YOU MAY REQUIRE, INCLUDING TRACT- ORS, THRESHING MACHINES, COMBINES, ETC: "The Service Arm for Canadian Farm" Tel, Shop Rtes Oscar Klopp Rea.67 EVER 4T 1'dil',R St RV1CF roR ARM Nri DS' 4 4 •a .4