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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1952-01-10, Page 7r WM/ tic** - QNTM(LO ZURICH HERALD Authorised as second class mail, ;Fort Office. Department, Ottawa, ZURICH HE'RAI .i ) BUSINES CARDS John W. Orchard OPTOMETRIST Main Street -- Exeter Open Every Week Day Except Wednesday Phone 355J LICENSED AUCTIONEERS ALVIN WALPER Licensed Auctioneer Per Put Your Want, For Sale Lost, Found, Etc. Ads. in this C.,rahxxrl.a. FOR SALE Two purebred Tamworth Boars ready for service, "not -registered," Sired by the reserve Junior Champ. ion boar at 1950 "Royal" for Geo, Douglas. If not previously sold will be offered at the next Community Sale. Apply to Menn.o Martin, R 31,. 2, Zurich, or phone R.ensall 598 r FOR SALE �i used 21" tires and tubes;' 1 used 15" tir4e; 111 used 30x8 1-2 tube, 2 used 19" tires; Car hot water heater, Ford Axle for trailer, Toilet bowl, WANTED —Mirror 15x22 or large' ione 210, Zurich, I. Willett. QUiC K SALE HURON AND LAMBTON Two Chicken Roosts 6x12 -ft. 4 -ft POT your Sale, large or small, Cour- high, also a number of nests. terms and Efficient Service at all, 1, new Dodge etre seat with back; 2 Moles! DASHWOOD 57 r 2, ovat shaped windows and frames, 2 bucket seats. Phone Na. 80, Zurich. Phone E. F. CORBETT Terms Reasonable, Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone Zurich 92 r VETERINARIAN Dr. W. B. COXON, B.V. Sc. VETERINARY SURGEON Office with Residence, Main Street, Opposite Drug Store none --96, ZURICH BUTCHERS ur1cTs' popular MEAT IVIAERET Let us 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 VII ItgMitt & Son PRODUCE OBRIENb PRODUCE LOST In Zurich, 48 Pontiac Hub Cap, and crome rim.. Finder please re- turn to Donald Oke, Zurich. FOR SALE A number of young Collie Pups, --Wnr. 'Koehler, Zurich. Cash Market for Cream, Eggs and Poultry Have Your Eggs Graded on our AUTOMATIC ,FOR QUICK SALE EGG GRADER_ 12 good Holstein Heifers, due freshen in February and March. — 1_eRoy O'Brien, Proprietor Hilton Tuemner, Phone '85 r 11. Phone 101 • Zurich Zurich. 2 r FOR SALE 1Pair• of Black Skates and Boots, size 6. Phone 216, Bryce Mack. -NOTICE By mistake a blanket was taken. out of a tar at the hockey game. at Zurich on Monday evening. Blanket can be had at Zurich Creamery by proving property. PIGS . FOR SALE 10 small pigs for sale. Apply to Asa ,Steckle, Bronson line, Stanley. • FOR SALE Boys' Skates and Shoes, size 2. in good condition. Apply to Harvey Clausius, Zurich. LOCAL Mrs. Victoria 1)edels of. Kitchener, spent a day during Christina, week with her mother, Mrs. L. Datars Sr. Mrs. Torrance is spending a few weeks at the h..ane of her. niece, Mrs, W, 'J• Major, Toronto. Mr and Mrs. Jacob Ilormoan and children have moved into the apart- ment of Mr and Mrs. Ivan Willert. Mrs. Minnie Weld): from Diemen, rpent a few days at the home of her dad hter, Mr and, Mrs . Lawrence Bedard. Mr. and I\Irs. Arthur Haugh froria near Dashwood were Thursday ris- itors at the home of the latter -s aunt Mr and Mrs Sol. Zinnn',vnan• Mr and Mr, Earl Ileywoo.t and children of Wingham spent part cf their vacation at the home or Mr and Mrs. Wm. Thiel and other relatives. Rev. and Mrs. Albert Datars and family of Port Colborne were Chrlst- m.as week visitors with the • f.•rmer'- mother, :\Irs. Dt.tar,, Sr. Mr, Glenn Haugh has returned to his studies at Naperville College after a pleasant holiday season spent at the home of his parents, Mr and .1i rs Arthur Hau<,'lc, near l)a.hv✓eo 1. :Mr and Allis. R. 3. Kalbfle:;;ca of Detroit, Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd Kal'o- f'leisch of Desboro, were holiday wee: visitors with relatives in t..wn. Miss Anita Datars of the Suddaby School Stafl• returned to Kitchener, to resume her duties, after spending the holidays with her parents hero. NOTE— If in Need of Chicken Ready for the Pan, call Thiel's Superior Store Phone 140. FOR SAL -.F Clare Jewel Kitchen• Range; a Quebec Heater, medium size; 2 - burner heavy duty hot plate; electric grinder with new 60 cycle 2 h.p. motor. All articles are in very good condition.—Stanley Sander, Phone 94 r ,212. 3t'5 FOR QUICK SALE' General Electric 1951 Model table Radio set. - Harvey Martin, R.R. Zurich. WANTED Coal oil •..hanging lamps -- Bailey's Florists, Main Street, Exeter. 3t0 to lurid Creamery Tour home market for Cream Eggs and Poultry Highest Cash Prices paid plus a premium for delivered cream We are equipped to give effi- 4ent accurate ,service. Egg and Poultry department in 'emerge of Mr. T. Meyers. thea. Minstrel!, Proprietor INSURANCF REAP on the table the meal is ready ! LET YOUR BAKER Be Your Menu Maker! Thursday, January, 1004. 1A•v;t sty i' PHONE ")o -akery — :? (IR 14`'1-4 Mr and Mrs. N. T. Corless and FOR R A F. Mr and Mrs A. B. Corless and fain- WOOD --540 Cords of mixed stove ily of Clinton, were holiday vistitoer rs wood. F C. Kalbfleisch & Son, Ltd. f ' at the home of the 'ormer s d augn-- - — " Mi and Mrs. Kenneth M,?3reakey. • TTHtj1-k -,;RASE , Mr and Mrs• Karl Steinbach and, two sons, Kenny and Garry of Lon-; Incon:c fax a;: Report don spent the fore part of the weekdookkeenivti? Service. Etc with their parents, Mr and Mrs. Hen • ry •Steinbach and brother, • Mr and 14I. FOR SALE Registered Shorthorns of service- able age, from Premium Bull, off Im- ported Stock. Deep red color. Ross Dick, Parr Line, Hay Twp. -. 3t E rs. Ted Steinbach and family. ()y�FICE:*Corner Awn. William St. Mr. and Mrs Reg. Illsley, who had Phone: Exeter 504. a most enjoyable holiday at Toronto •s-1- 1•4 '` "+""4'''�++4++++4.4 with relatives, including their daugh- ter, returned home an 'Monday even- thefts promptly and in some cases ing, coming home by way of Well- ri^t at all.',We cannot be too critical and, where the called on friends. of oar police authorities if we do not give them a fair chance by reporting Received Christmas Telegram missing, animals as soon as discov- Mr and Mrs. William O'Brien re.. ered. Perhaps the night patrol of the ceived a telegram on Christmas da.y Provincial 'Police could do a lot to from their grandson and family, check -these thefts if they would Mr. Jack O'Brien who is following check on some of the pick-up trucks duties in the Navy at Halifax, the that travel the roads at very urucks message contained Christmas Greet- al hours. We have heard of several ing to them and the O'Brien ,family, such cases where trucks were chased who were celebrating the family din- f?nom farmyards where poultry.fiock; Per .at the foimei's • boine. Thaegh were ott..;4*' range,' Perhaps these far apart in person, but close in splen; Unscrupulous' people are now in the All had a lovely tiine. 1 drover business as it is considered much better than the poultry business at the present time. NOTICE - TRUCKING — Having purchased a truok equipped with P.C.V. License I am in a position bo do 'your truck- ing such as grain, cement, hogs, cattle, etc. "Service is Our Motto" Phone 2134, Zurich. Bill Sauve. 4tc WHITEWASHING &, CLEANING Arrangements can be made Bill Watson ,Dashwood Phone 35r19 Western Farmers' Mutual -Headier Insnronee Co.. OF WOODSTOCK %ME' LA.RGEST RESERVE BAL- ANCE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT- tAL COMPANY Dt,)ING BUSINESS tet. OF THIS IOND IN ONTARIO Amount of Insurance at Risk on December 31st, 1950 20,610 Policies $1$5,269,726.00 . total Cash in Bank and Bonds. $495,007.94 RATES ON APPLiCATION E. F. ,KLOPP - ZURICH AGENT ' ALSO DEALER. IN LIGHTNING 011$ ANDA L KINK OF PIKE * ....,w Installed Job ,Press Mr. Edward Laukagal, mechanic, of the Graphic Equipment Supply, Co. of Toronto, the latter part of i last week installed . in the Herald Printing• Plant a Heidelburg Aut.lal• ` air printing press. .These machines 1 work so automatically, they pick up' Mr and \Zrs George John .ton of the paper sheet after sheet, and af- I3ayfieid were guests of honor at a ter it is printed they nicely lay it'surprise party held at the home of their son down in another pile. It really is 'Mi- and Mrs. Har ld John nice to see them in operation. And stop, Clinton. All members of .he with this new machine right here in rfamily were present and the evening Zurich, there is no need to give your long run jobs to the .man from the city who solicits these jobs, as most of the work is done on similar mach- ines, but we will not specialize in vith• a Lovely chest of silverware. color w•crk. Now ,don't think that the t Cards and social chat were enjoyed Herald will be• printed on this mach and a delicious lunch concluded the ine.. no it will only take care of the drudgery of feeding smaller work, as. no part of the Herald will be done thereon. Someone has said, the more of this modern machinery -we get, the more headaches we are inviting. But we do almost anything now to speed up production .and save lak.or, ed one of the numbers on there ,chop ' concert program. The draw for the i electric train was won ley Mr• 1 Fadden, •Bayfield. The walking dell was won by Jean Rilef, Clinton. The ( By Gordon M. Greig) Club also presented about 50 basket, Cattle rustling has started up a- of food, to shutins in the village and gain in Huron County; this time e ur• surrounding district, and also play- ing•the months when cattle are stage- ed hosts to their wives and ladies a` led for winter. Reports would iudi,.- a turkey. dinner in the Little inn,fol- ate that farmers are not reportin^ lowed by progressive euchre. BAYF1ELD Married 35 Years Co -Op. F E E S ARE YOUR BEST BUY ! Only Re -Cleaned 4'Gfain Used in Our eeds AVAILABLE AT 1 Ileum!! Co.Operat ve y • HENSALL and ZURICH . _+ yr�came i i4+rreaticammatt mmum, - - = took the form of a comical mock wedding with the junior members of the family taking part. The bride and e•room of 35 years were presentee Il evening. Entertained Tots Hayfield Lions Club recently held a Christmas party for the children in the T^:wn Hall. Members of each of six sole • ols of the. vicinity present- . COMMUNITY AUCTION SALE Will be held at readlyi buyer for same. Terms --Cash. Wes. tMerner, Manager. ,• Alvin Wainer, Auctioneer. COMMUNITY STOCK YARDS ZURICH, On - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16th. At Two o'clock, p.m. A number of mixed pigs, cows and Calves; and 'cattle of most ages and breeds. BringBringyour surplus stock and articles to this sale anti find a Dead Stock CATTLE RUSTLING RAMPANT -15 IN COUNTY $2.75 Eah. Prompt S'rvicc, for Lifting -.Jack Wili�tms. Call 'hone �'•I r 4, Crediton .Central. -c1 -5 -'KD BORN At the Farwell Nursing Home, 2,urieh, On Dec. 31st to Mr and Mrs Earl Pla'ibaa�cl, :i. sang ,brother to,Ruth Shirley and Gary. 44.444 �- -_ IN WHAT ARE YOU TRUSTING? TO SAVE YOUR. SOUL? IS IT ---Church Membership or ritual? ---The efforts of another marl? --Good Works? ---Second chance? ---Keeping the Law? Or is it Christ - who said "1 am the way, the truth and the Life; no. lean cometh unto the Father, but by me," Jno. 14:6. ',Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be SaVed r -Romans 10:13. Chas. Fuller, Box 123 Los Angeles 53; California. ABC Network Sundays 4.00 p.m. E.S.. T. • Winter is now Here HUSBANDS, why not let your Wife warm her own feet and also keep them warm with Footwear made for the occasion, ..We have various sorts of fleece -lined Footwear for over the foot.. or shoe. SEE THEM We also have various kinds for Men, Boys and Children . — SEE THEM ALSO We are appointed Agents for the Bauer Hockey Skates, featuring Me Bobby ' Bauer Sp ,dial. Corer' and see them and give us your order: Oesch Shoe Store :mar am • - • s 0 • o• se e • • • • • • • • • • • AS WITH A GOOD CUP OF' TEA 'lire important thing in a barbershop quartette is the blend. Don't worry too much about the individual (dices -- just :so bong as they blend closely, and the closer the better. So says 13i11 Carr, baritone and soioi;t of the CBC's male quartette to Vancouver which is an indiipensabloike pens -tern of the Leicester Square to Broadway show. . Lined up here, pod, are the tour voices. All de^.ked .out for the special occasion o7 :utvinx their picture taken, in their u order; are i` peon(' tenor Len 11- 1',11 baritone baritone bill Carr, .lymso It -race Chapma:i ;in•1 top terror Huber • • • • • 3 a • • - • 0 • • •` 0 a. s• 0 m' v.kd'ii•4 A\l�l..41o�F%�!9�At '•��:_�� ; �•a,cr;,";:awe°:=%--� �. - .. 1 For Your Healing Equipment We offer you the following Good Cheer Gravity, 1 or Forced Air Furnaces The Arcoflame Oil Furnace; Coleman Oil Bur- • • ners in three different Sizes. i • Always a good supply of Shelf and Heavy Hard- ware on hand. Paints - Enamels- Varnishes ' hes Electric Stoves, Refrigerators, Radios and all Electrical Appliances Plumbing - Furnace Work - Tinsinithing OUR AIM—To Serve and Satisfy. Main St. Hardware St""ore. Phone 213 Tatars & O'Brien1 Main St. Hardware Store Phone 213 s Massey - IFEarris HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF MASSEY- HARRIS REPAIRS. ORDER YOURS EARLY! AM TAKING ORDERS NOW FOR ANY MASSEY HARRIS IMPLEMENTS YOU MA REQUIRE, INCLUDING TRACT- ORS, THRESHIN,A MACHINES, COMBINES, ETC. "The Service Arta for Canadian Farm" Tel, Shop 149 Osoar Kl0pp Roc *7 EVER AT YOUR SERVICE FOR FARM NEEDS! wy 4 J 4 4 -. 4 4 41 .4 a 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 i a