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Zurich Herald, 1951-04-05, Page 8ZURICH e ONTARIO ZURICH HERALD !Thursday, April 5t11, 1951 ip eov 440 400' DOD . TELEPHONE 59 New Arrivals New Dress Materials such as Crepes, Spun Rayons, Piques, Chesterlaines, Krinkle Cloths, Ginghants, Prints, Broadcloths, Sparvas. Drapery Goods A fine Assortment of Homespuns, Monkscloth, Damasks, Cretons and Chintzes. Extra Special A Lot of Plastic Drapes on Display: Full. Valance top at pair Other lines in Assorted Colors at pair 1.98 1.59 iankets A new Lot of Ibex Blankets just arrived. These were placed on order about four months ago prices below present values. IF IN NEED DO NOT DELAY. en's Wear at See us for that New Suit or top coat for Easter wear We have a large supp ly, also trousers, fine Shirts, Biltmore Hats, and a complete range of Work Clothes. Gaschor►=n r s• wasigozzatarmatsr • • • • • • b L 3 ZURICH ITEMS Oit4 LCL a13 40G 4I 4�P VP • sdale Store The Store with the Best Variety of all Kinds of Groceries Also Rubber Boots and Shoes for Men and Boys A fine assortment of Hardware and Electrical Appliances ATLAS AND SEIBERLING TIRES CO-OP. FEEDS Cured and Fresh. Meats Your Patronage Appreciated at all Times! ! GIVE US A CALL! JOHN DENOMY - DRYSDALE Phone 98 r 1 TRIM • • • 0 • • • • • 0 • e • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3u@ egrb• n•e•lK4Wo• tie•ta,rte HARDWARE -• SEEDS and FURNITURE Your Yuel Needs Will receive attention with us if left in plenty of time. We always try to supply our Customers with the most Suitable Fuel for their heating equipment. But to 8 0 insure deliveries in time always leave your orders early • with us so we can arrange for your supply • YOUR HEATING EQUIPMENT Have You Looked Over Your Heating Equipment? $ Does Your Furnace or Stove Need Attention; or Prob- ably You Need a New One. Let Us Look These Over for you and offer Our Suggestion to Your Best Advantages. We carry a full line of the Well Known and Tried and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax OTHER SEASONABLE NEEDS Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard- ware always in stock. 44:2Lam r 61 r k• 'ZURICH - ONT. QUALITY PRICE - SERVIC$ Nefilli*****11.1.111011144/11.001100 '011.111/111111110011.1111111.0118.01111111111ti • Mr and Mrs Geo, Richardson were at London Wednesday last. 141r. and Mrs, lteg 131a•.ck have re, turned to Dresden, where the form- er resumed his profession as teacher. Mr and Mrs Gordon Kaiting of Goderieh spent an enjoyable day, on Sunday, •at the home of their parent,- Mr and Mrs. Chris. Heist. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob 'Haberer and Mr and Mrs Ivan Yunglblut are spen- ding a. few days at Toronto this week. . Mr. and Mrs. Ward blitz . and Mary Lou .spent Easter • week -end with Mr and Mrs. Russell J. Preeter, and daughter at Toronto. Mrs. Earl Heywood and daughter Patricia., of IWingham, were holiday visitors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wan. Thiel. Mr and Mrs. Keith McBride (bri- dal couple) have returned hoose from their wedding trip and are getting. nicely settled on their fine farm on Goshen line, north. Mr and Mrs Albert Hess, motored to London on Thursday to spend the day with their daughter, Kathleen, who is nurse in training at St. Jos- eph's Hospital in that city. Many of the village and commun- ity availed themselves of attending the annual Co-op Banquet and meet- ing last Wednesday evening. It was a fine success in every way. Mrs. David Meyers wishes to thank Mr. T. Meyers and Mrs. C. 'Minshall for their kind help at the dance held last Friday. Thanking also Mrs. M. McAdams, Mrs. P. Hartman .and Mrs W. Hay for their services in the cloak room. Return from Florida Mr. Lorne Gingerich and sister Dorothy, Miss Dorothy Erb. and Mr. Stephen. Gingerich have returned home after spending •some weeks in Sarasota, Florida,. and other parts of interest on their trip. Spring Comes Slowly The weatherman is rather unsett- led this past week, with snow and rain and more snow, which is lying on the roofs to -day, Wednesday. On Monday ive had the nicest weather for some time, but after this we hope it will be better. In some districts in Canada they are again experienc- ing floods, which are driving people out of their homes, so we must look on the bright side and say "It might be a whole lot 'arse." We are sorry for the robins and early) birds which are so plentiful so early. • First President Attends At the Co -Op. Banquet and Annu- al Meeting last Wednesday evening, a well worthy tribute was extended to Mr. Albert Hendrick, now living with his daughter, Mr and Mrs. Harry Cole, Exeter, for being the first pres- ident of the 'organization and being present at this meeting. Mr. Hen- drick, as we all know, was one of the prominent fanners on the Blue. Water Highway, and did much dur- ing his years there in developing the Co -Operative movement, sacrificing much of his time to • develop this enterprize, and his many friends were pleased to have him at the meeting. He is indeed a cheerful and pleasant man to meet, and regardless of his physical handicap, is very cheerful. He recently celebrated his 83rd birthday at the home of his son, Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Hendrick near Crediton, where a very suitable time was arranged. Also attending the golden wedding celebration of IVIr. and Mrs. Henry Heist at the Hendrick home near Crediton. RATED T -B POSITIVE Huron County Health Unit with Chairman Frank Sills, Seaforth, pre- siding, held it, regular meeting at the Health Centre, Clinton, with fav- orable reports received. Dr. R. M. Aldis, MOH, and director, stated that of the 59t2i students in the County high schools, tested for T.B., 45 were positive or approximately eight per cent. Dr. Aldis said that this was av- erage 'for this part of Ontario, but hopes that with repeated testings each year this rate might be further reduced. HYMENEAL McBride - Geiger A quiet wedding took place on Saturday, March 17th in the United Church parsonage, Fort Erie, when Mildred Elaine Geiger, daughter of Mr. and :Mrs. Josiah Geiger of Zurich became the bride of Keith Samuel. McBride, son of Mr and Mrs. Roy McBride, Zurich. Rev. Rey Geiger, uncle of the bride, officiated. The bride looked lovely in navy and pale blue with a corsage of red roses. She was attend 1 by Alice Maybelle For- rester, of Zurich, Who wore navy with grey accessories and a corsage of red roses, John Grant McBride, brother of the groom, was best man. After a wedding dinner the bridal couple left on a trip, and upon their return will reside on the groom's farm north el' Zurich. cla, .A reception was tender(]] the young couple in the Zurich Community Centre on Moe - day evening when they received many lovely gifts, and a fine social hour was spent with their many fri- ends. Bum & Erie DEBBITTUiLES or Canada Trust CERTIFICATES Now Offering 3% On. Ilntae.stments for three to ten. Year Periods. Fixe,: Automobile and Casualty Insurance. Z...W. Haberer - Phone 161 ELMER D. BELL, B.A. BARRISTER - SOLICITOR EXETER, ONT. Wednesday, 2 to 5 p.m., at Zmrich At (New Twnp. Office) ARTHUR FRASER Income Tax Reports Bookkeeping Service, Etc. EXETER 31' 14 ICE :—Corner Ann, William Sta. Phone: Exeter 504. BOOKKEEPING SERVICE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, INCOME TAX REPORTS AUDITING, ETC., ETC. NORMAN COWAN HAY POST OFFICE Dashwood 40 r 13. p4t NOTICE TRUCKING -- Commencing Jan. 20th, '51 I am equipped and !rave made provisions to market cattle at the Toronto Stock Yards, have P.C. V. F. Class License. The best of care in handling, with prompt delivering is guaranteed. The cattle are also fully covered by Insurance. 70 cents per cwt. eaovers all expenses. Also handle CIL Fertilizers. .. See us for Prices. Top Prices paid for hogs every Tues- day. MAURICE MASSE & SONS Phone 98 r 24, Zurich. FOR SALE . • A quantity of baled mixed hay for sale. Earl Gingerich, Phone 90 r 7, Zurich. FOR SALE GARDEN TRACTORS—We handle the Waterloo Garden. Tractors 2,- 4, and 10 h.p. For further particulars see me. Fere' Haiberer, Phone 112, Zurich, 4tp FOR SALE A young General Purpose horse for sale, also 2 tractor tires 9x24, suitable for a spreader=Apply to Ted Geoffrey, Phone 93 r 19. HOW LONG WILL YOU LIVE? Recent experiments indicate a mother's age may affect the life span of .children she may have. Also, your manner of living affects longe- vity! See a list of favourable and Unfavourable factors, told in an ar- ticle in this Sunday's April 8) issue of the American Weekly, Exclusively with The Detroit Sundayyl Times. FLAMES. DESTROY. BUILDINGS AT COUNTY HOME Fire raced through a driving shed filled with faun implements belong- ing to the Huron County Horne, at Clinton, Wednesday night of last week. Loss totalling many thousands of dollars end included a car, two tractors, a binder and all the imple- ments used on the county farm. Also razed was a hennery, a frame struct- ure approximately 25x18 feet. Fire- men fought successfully to save the county barn, housing . the famous Holstein herd, valued at $17,000, as well as pigs valued at several thous- and dollars. Firemen from Clinton, the R.C.A.F. Radar Station( and the Bayfield 'brigade, responded. Ward- en Arthur Nicholson gave great praise to the firemen saying they did a won- derful. job to save the big barn, which is only 24 feet from the dri- ving shed. It is believed the cause of the •fire was defective wiring. It was discovered by a resident of. Clin- ton who gave the alarm to the home manager. BORN At the Farwell Nursing Home, Zurich, on March 30th, to Mr. and •Mrs. Kenneth Gaseh'o, a son, a broth- er for John. At the Farwell Nursing Horne, Zurieh on March 31st, to Mr. and Mrs. . Norman Overholt, a daughter, t; brother to John. At St. Joheph's Hospital, London, on 'arch 28rd, to Mr, and Mrs. IGlen Walper (nee Ruth Guenther) of 11210 Brampton 'road London a 111111111111111II11I1111111111111111111111111MII1IiIiIIHI111111111I(IIIIIIlli111111111111111111111W1 • r + + Westlake Furniture t •.. Seasonable Supplies WE HAVE .A FINE DISPLAY OF ALL LINES OF FURNITURE A Good Variety of Linoleum, Congoleum and Axminister Rugs, Etc. All are Reasonably Priced! We also carry a good supply of Springs and Mat- tresses, such as Beaut yrest,, Airfoann, Etc:*"; Furniture Store Phone. 122 - Residence Phone 89. Zurich IfIIlI11i111nimimuta11111111111111111111111111111111iI1II:Ii�UlUlllt�1I1I1111i1111UIIIIIW (Illllhliplll IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI IIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIillllllllilllilllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllillll IIIIiIIl11111illlllll1111111111111111111111jI111I1111lillli,: • d a • s • e • c • • t. t b 6 et •. w • •. 00 m 0. • • • • •. • • h • Rader & ilitiei�ll a a • Your Hardware Store HARDWARE— FOR DWARE--- FOR THE HOME,; FARM AND SHOP Beatty, Pedlar, Duro. and Aero Products, Sunshine, McClary and Moffat Stoves McClary and Crosley Shelvador Refrigeratiour Dominion, McClary, and Easy Spindry Washes • AUTOMATIC HEATING! Phone 63 ▪ Zurich .' irl i1141111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1111111111111!IIIIIIIIIIIIIl111110i111111111111IIIIII111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIJIt111111 Illlll11f111ll111111111I1i 1t11)ill(IIIIIIIIIIIIiIh'" iIIlilll711:x ica:qIii1Ii �tl�J'e iii fi 515,t�1ff:'t 11111 uI:Jlc: t h!'i':'_151.� Fi 1111''1, 10001.“.9901•9.•••••••••to. + 001)ttio*• FLOOR TILE FOR The Best In Mastic Tile Floor GET TILE - TEX ALSO CLEANERS AND WAXES • Manufactured by The Flintkote Company, Toronto, Ont. See Your Local Agent JOHN M. TURKHEIM - Phone Zurich 174 LAID AND MAINTAINED. Free Estimates Gladly Given 1;1 "If;n: lg II +Ihgfh7l i tte u I ils I`,if Ir yi> • 111.II q' !i�� m.• E L ?I'id } k.a^r'5.. 0.' : a! r :iG:;. • eaelyeeeteee row READY MONEY for the CO -Amid 4 inn R Canada needs all you can produce, and the BofM is ready to lend you the money to build up dairy herds, buy seed, fertilizers, implements and .for a score of other put - poses. See your nearest BofM manager today. Ask or write for folder "Quiz for a Go-ahead Farmer." 'MY If to A WO CANADIANS • 425 Federation of Agriculture The annual meeting of the Ontario Beef Cattle producers will be held in the Royal York Hotel in Toronto on April 10th, starting at 10 ann. In a news letter from the Canad- ian Federation of Agriculture we find some interesting information on subaidies.Phe letter points put that tariff` protection for Canadian Indus- try has cost the people of Canada something close to three billion dol- lars in the past twenty years. Can- ada's gold industry employs only 23,- 000 people, yet in 1940 that Indus- tr•Igl was saibsidierd .to the extent of over three million dollars. During that same per 38 of the. ar est daughter, f r p l g 1 gold mines made a net profit of le million dollars. This subsidy was IA force for a three year period and is likely to be renewed. The subsidy on coal movement in 194.9 •amounted to nearly four pit., lion dollars and on steel and rr�ont shipments over 4? million dollar° In Great Ilritain heavy subsidies are paid to agriculture. A grant is made to cover 40'p.c. of the cost of instal- ling a water system in farm build.. Illr. and d cr farm Il nl 1 h Izme. 50 a c. of the 1 cost of providing a dwelling for a, farm owner, is made by the British Government. If such a system were in effect in Canada we ty�ould finds more farms occupied and better live ing accoinodation on the farms that, are already occupied.