HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1952-02-21, Page 5CMIrreWto
ZURICH HERALD
Authorized as second class mail,
Post Office Department, Ottawa.
BUSINES CARDS
John W. Orchard
OPTOMETRIST
Main Street -- foamier
Open Every Week. iiay
Ex.eept Wedeeaday
Phone 355J
URICH HERALD
Put Your Wan ‘.or Sale
t,st, Found. Et 4 Ads. 'in this
otuL
LICENSED AUG1 IONEE,RS
ALVIN WALPER
Licensed Auctluteeee.
HURON AND
6ale, large
%eons and Ehicient
kimesi
Phone 57 r Z.
WANTED
We want your window shutters.
Tel. 81 or 51211W, Exeter.
FR SALE
Two Reg. dark red. Shorthorn Bulls
of serviceable age. •
800 bales of good quality mixed
Hay.—Alvin Walper, phone Phone
57 r 2, Dashwood.
LOCAL NEW b
Mr and Mrs, 'George 'Wilson of
Hayfield were in town Tuesday, visits-
ing with reletives,
Mrs. Laura Foster of. Issn.son IS
enjoying the week visiting with her
friends and relatives' here.
Friends. congratulated Mrs. Caro-
line Ocsch of molto,, WhP on Friday
celebrated her 91St
Miss Kathleen:44, nslitsse in min-
ing at St. josekoll*HtsaPital. IJ ndofl.
was a visitor at herfihMe"here the
past •week,
Mr and Mrs. C, O. girath and 80,s
Gordon and Staeley•-bfokille 13. W
Highway were visitoieest Baden on
Thursday. „
Mr. Herbert, Hilbei. tot Crediton
was in town ik...4daSt, PresCcillig al Be Your Menu Maker'
Secret try of .,05.6 Hisy 'Mutual Fire {YOUR BAKER not only supplies
delhoois. waplesome bresel for your
tablee—'sreadesfor your recipes. Out
of his fragrant ovens come all man-
ner o inouths,)vatering goodies to
crown the Menu of every meal! Frog -
met Coffee Cake and Cinnamon •Buns
for "A-eakfase.. luscious fruit -filled
treats for luncheon..piping hot Par
ker llonse Rolls for dinner. Bread
in variety, too, for snacks any tins
of claw or night. So don't get wrink.
les vsorrying about variety in meals—
let Neer baker be your menu maker,
See what's on his tray today!,
B y
FOR SALE
A 2 -wheel trailer has 600x1.6 tires
complete with stock rack. Also a
cumbination elec. and coal stove near
iy new — Alfred Ropp, Zurich. "
House For Sale
A desirable property in Zurich;
r
LAMBTON 1stuck° finish, furnace, iiydro, wa
or 6mall, Cour-
Service at all
DASHWOOD
E. F. COkubrAT
Terms Reasonable, Satisfaction
Guaranteed
Phone Zurich. 92 r 7
in house, fruit trees, full sized lot,
large garage, a very desireble prop-
erty.—Ed. Beaver, Zurich.
Dr. W. B. COXON, B.V. Sc.
VETERINARY SURGEON
0 ce with Residence, Main Street,
opposite Drug Store
Phone --96. ZURICH
FOR SALE
A young white gander, suitable fcr
keep ,or for food. Apply to Leonard
Merner, Zurich.
READ I:
on the table t
4.
Thursday, rebruarY' notp 1962
McKinky Farm & Hatchery
Producers of
CANADIAN APPROVED
CHICKS
Your enquiries are solicited.
,Write or phone and ask McKinle.ys
,
I fegardirics your chicks for 1952.
•
COCKERT13,
the meal is ready,
LET YOUR BAKER
' 97 - (1 Heaall
emeseeseewrigo.,,,,,,,m,....
ee
In.' I r.i.rvle Co. 'Meeting: Also calling
on his daughter, 'Mr and :M1'3. Ward
Frilt)zr.. and Mrs Arehle MacKinnon:of
Galt were Sunday guests at the home
of Mrs. M. MacKinni n 'and with Mr
Rose Russel at Exeter.
Mr. Gordon Manson and daughter,
Marguerite of Dunday, were week-
end guests, at the .home of Mrs. J. A.
Manson and Mr and Mrs. Newell
Geiger.
The annual meeting of the Hay Mui -
nal Fire Insurance Co. was.. held in
Zurich. Town Hall Monday after-
noon, with a fair attendance of pol-
icy holders present. The usual bus-
iness was transacted. A full report
will follow next week.
iMr. and Mrs. Paul -Jeffrey, Mr and
Mrs. Richard Jeffrey an•I Mrs. Fd.
Laque all of Detroit, were week -end
visitors at the home of their mother
here, Mrs. C. Ayotte, was- celebrated
a birthday, and all had a neat lovely
time. • The former, Mr and 'Mrs. Paul
have recently returned from a mot-
or trip to Los Angles, Calif. Where
they had a most enjoyable time. -
• Postponed Till March 1st.
The Ice Revue Follies whicn was
to have been held here on Saturday
evening have now been shove,: down
taiSatuaday eve. March it. We trust
the ice willhold out for this event,
as it will be a real treat tor Zurich
and vicinity to have this fine display
of figure skating, and all the stunts
they do on their Program. So don't
forget, Saturday eve. March est.
Returned From Florida
Mrs. EarlYungblut has returned
hoe from Florida where she enjoy-
ey the past month with her father,.
sisters and ;brothers on the balmy
beach and restful shore of that bea-
utifel sunny country. •The mercury
being un around the eighties mostly.
during th days; .arith _sun- races..nd
warm while we here in :Ontario are
'OR QUICK SALE
100 or more 31/2 months old Rock
& Ramp. cross pullets, ready to Jay
in about 6 weeks. Price $1.50 for
quick sale.---iFerd Haberer
Lurid's' Jetupular
MEAT Al..a..iiAET
twat us supply you with the
very choice of 1-resh and Cur-
ed Meats, Bolognas, Sausages,
Ltc. always on hand. Kept
fresh in Electric Refrigeration
.......caesirearsiemoselown
FOR SALE
Collie pups, 2 months old. Pure-
bred Hereford bull serviceable age.
--Harold Finlay.
Highest Cash Prices for:
Wool, Hides and Skins
YuagAriut csz'bion
FRODUCE
4.‘
WANTED
Housework for three girls; 15, 16
and 17 years old; just in from. Holl-
and. Preferred board and lodgings
inclusive. Apply to Jacob Hamoen,
Zurich. 1 t*
FOR SALE
WOOD --500 Cords of mixed stove
wood. F. C. Kalbfleisch & Son, Ltd.
OBRIEW3
PROD -0 GB
Cement
Give us a call for your Cement
requirements for immediate delivery
__Kalbfleisch Planing 'Mills, Zuri
Nuesussemosessessemauftezastar
WHITEWASHING & CLEANING
Arrangements can be made
Dashwood — Phone 35r19
Cash Market for Cream, Eggs
and Poultry
Have Your Eggs Graded on
our
AUTOMATIC
EGG GRADER
astv-
PHON E 100
Z1.11t1c1-4
- NOTICE
HAY MUNICIPAL TELEPHONE
SYSTEM
Due to the funeral of the Late
King George Sixth, the Annual Me-
eting of the Hay Municipal Teleple
one System which was to be held in
the Hay Township Hall, Zurich, Ont.
on Friday, February 15th, 1952 at
2.00 p.m. will not be held in the date
set, but will be advanced one week
and will be held on FRIDAY, FEB-,
RUARY 22nd, 1952, at 2.00 p.m. in,
the Township Hall, Zurich, Ont. .
Earl Canspbell, Reeve.
H. W. 13kokenahire, Sec. Treas.
ABORNMEMM9251PME*WeIRIENSIMMINEMb.
Dead Stock
$2.75 Each. Prompt Service for
Lifting. --Jack Williams. Call Phone
24 r 4, Crediton Central. -c1-5-'50
COMMUNITY
AUCTION SALE
Will be held at
COMMUNITY STOCK YARDS
ZURICH, On
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27.
At Two o'clock, pan.
Bring your surplus Stock and
Articles to this Sale and find a
ready buyer for same.
This week we will have a very
LeRoy O'Brien, Proprietor
esood supply of fine Cattle to offer,
Rhone 101 • Zurich as well as many other animals.
• •
HENSALL
Mies Donna Taylior of Brucefield,
and Miss Norma . Deitz of Kippen 1
were mecent visitors at the home of
Mrs. Wesley Coleman.
I
Miss Isalaell Alexander of Toronto
was a visitor with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. -Wm. Alexander. who ac-
companieeher back to Toronto for
a few sets• i k
,elssMiAltiee :Maser Wood
IPrivate 'Seissices for Miss Mary A.
shovelling snow, with the mercury ;Wood, 761'oWho• died suddenly at her
dipping down to the near zero,rnark home ;On Saturday:following a stroke
nearly every night. Mrs. Yungblut were held from her late home on
accomnanied her brother; Mr hvienday by the Rev. J. B. Fox and
1Vh..s. Wilfred KIopp of London on the intertnentin Hensall Union Cemetery I
Miss Wood Was born in Usborno Te.
where she lived with her sister Eliza
who survives her together with a bo-
ther in Vancouver. She was t memb-1
er of Carmel Presbyterian church.
PULLETS and UNSEXED
R.R. 1, Zurich
steanigatiSi
MyBank'
is
Ca-ruada's
First Bank
4.
4.
4.
.0%
4waluarib
NY NM
TO A 011110N CAP 01.11.1
rf
BANK OF MONTREAL
WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817
Terms—Cash
s-- • Wes. Merner, Manager.
lurch CrPoPiery
Your home market for Cream
1
Eggs and Poultry
Highest Cash Prices paid plus
premium for deliveredcream
We are equipped to give effi-
..
tient accurate service. Egg
lend Nultry *department in
charge of Mr. T. Meyers.
Chas Minshall, Proprietor
INSURANCF Ti-,wnship
Alvin Walper, Auctionees.
Public Sale
trin.
Evangelical Church News
•
The Youth Fellowship rst the Ev-
angelical U.B. Church, Zurich, is
;presenting an Easter Sound Film to
introduce the Lenten Season -next
Sunday evening, Feb. 124th at 7.30
o'clock. This is a moving picture,
based upon the ,Scriptural records,
showing special events leading up
to and following the crucifixion and
resurrection of Christ. Young and
old will enjoy this picture. The pub-
lic is cordially invited. Offering at
the door.
To Arrive coon
Our NEW SPRl1r1-1.,G. STOCK will arrive shortly
and we suggest you have a look at them and
for Yourself the new line of Styles.
We can Give you the Most for the Least!
Dr. Scholl Products such as Corn Bunions and
Callous pads, Arch Supports, Foot Creams and
linaments.
Genuine Singer Sewing 4is n'eedies., belts and
see
Oesch
--- --
OF STRAYED '2 -YEAR OLD STEER
'Unto Lot 23, Concession 6, • Hay
Township. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying expens-
es, before date of Sale winch is:
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25th, 1952
at 2 p.m.
IPla,ce of Sale: James McAllister,
Parr Line, Hay Township. Sale will
:be in charge of Local Pound Keeper.
APPLICATION
WANTED
Applications for the position as
__--...---------- Secretary -Treasurer of The play
Farmers' Mutual Fire hi-
-- surance Company will be received by
OBITUARY
b,RYSDALF
a
Former Resident Passes
Stratford, Jan. 25, Ai exaliaer
0 --
We offer you the following Good Cheer Gravity,
Bart, 5.9, of Brunswick st, who die
today inia London hospital, was a
native of ,Drysdale, and had lived in
oil in stock
Shoe Store
:-..03mmlopvingsw
For Yo -r Heeting Equipment •
• Late Mrs. Siebert
Mrs. Anna L. Siebert, widow of
the late William L. Siebert, died at
her home hi Zurich, on Sunday Feb-
ruary 17th .1952 in her 86th year.
She is survived by three daughters
and three sons: Mrs. W. R. (Ada)
Major of Toronto; Miss Nora .of
Lansing, Mich; Edgar R. of Detroit;
Mrs. Clare (Leila) Hoffman or Galt;
William A. of Zurich aud Franklin
L. of Detroit; thirteen grandchildren,
five great grandchildren and three
sisters: Mrs. J. Torrance of Zurich;
Mrs. R Dancy and Mrs J Coul on of
Seattle, Wash. The deceased SSW
faithful. worker for her church, and
will be greatly missed by her fam-
ily, friends and neighbour. Services
wa_ held at the Westlake Funeral
Home at 2.80 p.m., on February 20,
interment at Lingelhach Cemetery,
with Rev, H. E. Roppel offic:ating.
the undersigned' up to Saturday, the
18th day of March 1962 at 1 p.m.
Western farmers' Mutual:State qualifications. The lowest or
any application not necessarily ae-
Weather insurance Co. cePted.
H. K. Eilber, Secretary -Treasurer,
OF WOOH.
Crediton, Ont.
Paid Last Respects
Ile4dent 4 of Hensall and district
attended a community memorial servs
ice in Carmel Presbyterian church en
1Friday at. 11 a.m. to pay their last
SHE LARGEST RESERVE BAL-1
ANTE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT-
UAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
• OF THIS ,KIND IN ONTARIO ..
itlioniat of Insurance at Risk on
•
Stratford:for 44 years. He was a 1a
.menrber sof the, Church of the Inimac•
ulate Conception. Surviving besides I is
his wife, formerly Colette V..11, of ;
Hesson, are one 8011, Neil J., at home,
a daughter, Mrs. Jtirn. Eisegood, Wes- ;
ton; four brothers, Norman and i'aul fe,
Stratf.,rd; Wesley and earl, Windsor ;
and three sisters, Mrs. A. Ducharme,
Stratford, and Mrs. G. Pantie and
•
Mrs. A—Baileargon, Windsor.
s
body rested at the 'Heimbuck fuller -
I e until 11Ionday mornina mn..n
respects to the late King. Merabers
of the Herisill branch of the Caned -
Emerson C. Gabel Passes
A big slinprize was the result of
the sudden gassing of Emerssn Gabel
of Zurich, on Si:111day February 1.7,
1952 in his 69th year. The deceased
seemed in usedIllealth; and did his
daily duties' in life as Usual up to
within slim tIsbefore he passed 011
to his eternal SiteWard. Bern on ills
Bronson line,:Hay Township, whers
he spent ,practleally all his isfetimo.
Al ut -yearsigtgOr he moved co town
in an apiir'litneSit,;hithe Krueger blork
December Slat, 1950
where he lived daughter.MiFti
HiWife predeceasee a few
20,610 Policies $125,269,720.00 ,,Guides and Brownees attendee In 3thela IYea" o`A*0.
s
al horn
requiem high mass, was sung in lin- I
maculate Conception Church at 9 a. ' ;
m. Interment was made in Avon. a
dale Cemetery. . •
•
. •
BA Y I ELD •
•
Attended Funeral
These ,frorn a distance -els. attens .11.
..
ded the funeral of the late Andrew
Sturgeon 'were Mr and Mrs T. DecoW •
St. Thomas; Lee Kipfer, Aylmer; Mr
and Mrs. Robt Irwin and Mrs. James Le
Cruickshank, Clinton; Mr ana
Gordon Stewart, KincardinMain
e; and Mr • St. One 0
• Hardware Store
and Mrs Stevens, Seaforth. 7-411KollasstasPaasess:-...seftss<2.l'esrses...
Move to Georgia
Mr and Mrs 1'. H. 'Mack and two
daughters left to make their home -
Atlant, Georgia. Five years ago they
moved here from Detroit and took
over the Bayfield Hardware Store, 1
which they had purchased from Mr.
C, Scotchmer and Which they pperets
or Forced Air Furnaces.
The Arcoflame Oil Furnace; Coleman Oil Bur-
ners in three different Sizes.
Always a good supply of Shelf and Heavy Hard-
ware on hand.
Paints Enamels
Varnishes
Electric Stoves, Refrigerators, Radios and all
Electrical Appliances
Plumbing - Furnace Work Tinsmithing
OUR AIM---1-To Serve and Satisfy.
Main St. Hardware Store. Phone 213
Dotars &O'Brien
'Ian Legion, Legion Anxthary,
• 'S Indving are three 01
row Cash in Bank and Bonds, body. The Rev. Rogers received ie
• $495,607.94 flags from the standard bearer at the
RATS ON APPLICATION beginning. of the service. The Reis
rtOPP .Z1JRICH acted the service, the scripture lemon
, B. Fox minister of thi, church cmd-
AGENT was read by Rev. Rogers. The Res,
• • •
iLSQ
DEALER was held and the remain,
LIGHThiNG C. L. Langford. of St. Paul's Anglie- eral "vice
'RODS AND ALL KINDS Or FIRE an Church, delivered the memorial
fl to rest in the Evangelical Com-
dren, Eldon of London, (Pears") Mr•i•
Tbeodore beithert of Toronto,
aiv
Miss Ethel at 11:ene. One brother,
Arthuref the Bronson line. The
body rested at the Westlake funeral.
home, until 'Wednesday when a fun-
'
ed until they sold th business e'to-r,..
F. McFadden last September. ,sstss.
Late Andrew SturgeonI::
Andrew Gordon Sturgeon, 574t.
Sta 111 eY, formerly of Bayleld, d -d ti
Victoria Hospital, London a td -V
illness of three months. He V.1.2.4,f)ril
Bayleld and lived therelMiUtil
1926 when he moved to Londen-ss-
111938 he moved to Brucelield and in
1041 Went to Port Stanley -where he
has been plant man at the siesine
storage a Imperial Oil, Ltd...1-le
tended the United Church. .Survrving
'besides Hs wife, are ave brothers
ana, :
WilliJohn, Edward, Herbert, ails!
Willard, Hayfield; and ore Fi tor, Mrs
Sarah Catling, Port Stanley, l'he
funeral was'held from St. Therms,
Antertnent, .Bayfield canteter:'.
11 A nit d choir was under Itery, Bronson line, with Rev
'IN$.0RANOE , a« ress. u e
- '"" direttion of J. L, 'InT el, ogle': lin..
H. F.
:41
aSSO
rTir iS
HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF MASSEY-
HARRI6 RP.BAIRS ORDER YOURS EARLY!
AM TAKING ORDERS NOW FOR ANY MASSEY HARRIS
IMPLEMENTS YOU Y REQUIRE, INCLUDING TRACT-
ORs, liiRESHING Mm,CH1NES, COMBINES, ETC.
"The Service Arm for Canadian Farm"
lel Shop 149 U soar Kio pp R. 67
EVER AT YOUR SERVICE FOR FARM NEEDS!
4
4
4