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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1952-10-23, Page 5ZURICH - ONT.ft:. 1D. ZURICH HERALD 'Authorized as second class rnaii, Pc,at Office Department, Ottawa, RUSINES CARDS l'CENSED AUCTIONEERS 'ALVIN WALPER Deemed! Aayct;rync.av For HURON AND LAMBTON ?or 'ronrr Sale; large or small. Cour- lEeona and Efficient Service at all pet Phone K7 r 2. nASHWOOD E F. CORBFTT LICENSED AUCTIONEER Terms Reasonable, Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone, Zurich 92 r 7 ARTI-IUP FRA sr.R Income Tsx Ret,'-vrfa okkeenilnc' qerYriee. Etc... OFFICE—Corner Ann. William Sts. Phone; Exeter 504. hiew VFTFPINARIA.N Dr. W. B. COXON, .V. Sc. VETERINARY SURGEON Once with Residence, Main Street, Opposite Drug Store Phone --96 ZURICH ZITRICH PUTS 1iER 7urch.';9 Popular MEAT MARKET fert us supply you with the 4vezy 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 Skims h] t & son PRODUCE OI3RIEN'u RODUCE 'Mala Market for Cream, Eggs and Poultry Have Your Eggs Graded on our AUTOMATIC EGG GRADER LeRoy O'Brien, Proprietor Phone 101 Zurich Zurich Creamery Your home market for Cream Eggs and Poultry HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID PLUS A PREMIUM FOR 'DELIVERED CREAM. WE ARE ''EE U1PPED TO GIVE EFFICIENT ACCURATE SERVICE. EGG AND 'OULT ( DEPARTMENT IN TARGE OP THOS. MEYERS. ,:has. Minshall, Proprietor INSURANCE 'WesternFarmers' Mutual Witather insurance Co. OF WOODSTOCK iiAfilX LARGEST RESERVE BAL. OP ANY CANADIAN MITT - JAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS OP THIS KIND IN ONTARIO '. . Amount of Insurance at Risk on December 31st, 1950 .20,610 Policies $125,269,726.00 1 Vota Cash in 13ank and Bonds. $495,607.94 li'tATES ON APPLICATIOi E. F. KLOPP - ZURICH AGENT ALSO DEALER IN' LIGHTNING *OW AND ALL KINDS OF FIRE n, ....... INSURArsiClE ZURICH HERALD .W Mr and Mrs Reg. Ill<(ey are awa to Toronto this week, Mr and Mrs. Emery :Desjardine o Grand Bend were visitor,; with Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Farrell of town. Miss Inez Yungblut has returned after spending the week end in De troit. .Misses Florence and Pauline nab erer of London, were visitors as their home over the week -end. Mrs. Albert Clatisius :pent a clay in London recently. Mrs. John Daly of Detroit vi.,rted with her mother mother Mrs. Den ni; Bedard. Mr and Mrs M. Schilbe and Shelia. Mr and Mrs Hubert Schilbe and Rich- ard were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs Ray Schilbe in London. Miss Joanne Bedard and Mie Kath- leen Hess nurses in training at St. Jo.eph's Hospital, London were week- end visitor:, at their homes here. Mr and Mrs Donald Taylor of Kit- chener were guests of the latter's parents, Mr and Mrs. Ed. Datars Jr over Sunday. Mr. Robert Oxland, Mr and Mrs. Charles Pulford of London, visited with Mr and Mrs. Ferd Haberer over Sunday and holiday. Mr and Mrs Russell Tiernan and son Barry of London, were week -end visitors at the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Schilbe. y f Mr. Edward Sippel, Mrs. Statile, Mrs. Koesell and daughter all of Lansing, Mich., were in town on Thursday. They were visiting with Mr and Mrs Clayton F. Pfile and other Dashwood' relatives. Mr. Sip- ple is an old Zurich boy. Card of Thanks We wish to thank all our neighbors and friends and especially the Sewing Circle for the many kindnesses and expressions of sympathy shown dur- ing the illness and passing of ora mother,—The Erb :Family. FOR SALE A Holstein -bull calf about a week old. Apply to Eldon Bender, Phone 699 r 12, Hensall. c WANTED Young man, 18 to 25 years of age, to learn plumbing and heating trade. Apply to Stade & Weido, Zurich. BORN At the Farwell Nursing Home, Zur- ich, on October 1210th, to Mr and Mrs Avila Ducharme, of the Blue Water Highway, Hay Twp., a son. Auto For Sale A 1951 Chevrolet Sedan, like new. Charles Thiel, Zurich. tee PIGS FOR SALE 30 small pigs; Also some cob corn. Apply to Alvin •Gingerich, Phone 90 r 6, Zurl'h. 2t* OR SALE AP LESS — Spies and Snow Apples. !Place your order with Mel- vin Elligtt, Phone 697 r 31, Hensall, or 2214, IZurich. tfc, • WANTED Egg -Grader, 'Experienced, Active, man, full-time, Toronto. State expericr fee, candling and striving. Box 308, Zurich. Or 248 Scarborough Road, Toronto 13, Ont. c FOR SALE Barn, newly built in 1950, on skids' easily moved, 18x20 -ft; is ar- rang d for pigs or chickens; would also /make a double garage, •-- Ferd Habprer, Phone 1112, Zurich. tfc FOR SALE ,A, quantity of good mixed body woad at $4.50 a cord delivered. Apply to Elroy Desjardine, Phone 81 r 2, Zurich. 2t1' NOTICE A ladies' suit 'was left on a veran- dah in, town by mistake. Owner please inquire at Herald Office and Pay for this advt. NOTICE CEMENTING! I am in a position to do all kinds of cement work. Contact me for further arrangements. — Mahlon Sander, Phone 94 r 22, Zurich. tf2-4 vitormagramotwootoweemennsior WHITEWASHING & CLEANING Arrangements can he made Bill Watson Dashwood --- Phone 35r19 Dead Stock $2.75 Each, Prompt Service for . iftieg.—Jack Williams, Cali Phone 24 r 4, Crediton Central, -c1-5-'50 CANADIAN Propane Gas ALSO GAS APPLIANCE CRATON & IIOTSON l h. iso o Grand fl -nd. lr: WANT WATER SYSTZM Tuckersmibh Council are in receipt of a petition from certain ratepayers in Egmondville requesting council to establish and maintain a central wat- er supply I,ystein and waterworks for the area,. The matter will be consid- ered. PRODUCTION DOWN The production of creamery butter showed a decrease of 9.2 per cent and ehedder cheese a drastic crecrea- ee of 81.4 p.c. during AuKust, as compared with the same month a year ago, in Huron County. Prob- ably the very dry summer has a lot to do with this downward trend. Or are d airy .pr6dueors getting relax and indifferent. Come in IA a Aar t ro ,Otto' or 23rd, 1952 4.0ximi6z, th e meal is ready ! STANLEY TOWNSHIP LET YOUR BAKER Be Your Menu Maker! YOUR BAKER not only suppttes delicious wholesome bread for your table --bread for your recipes. Out of his fragrant ovens come all man. ner of mouth-watering goodies tc crown the menu of every, meal! Frag- rant Coffee Cake and Cinnamon Bun: for breakfast.. luscious fruit -filled treats .for luncheon..piping hot Par ker House Rolls for dinner. Brea4 in variety, too, for snacks any tint of day or night. So don't get wrink, les worrying about variety in meals— let your baker ,be your menu maker, See what's on his tray today! �aStY4t41 Bakery PHONE 100 -- ZIJRICPI Mr, Bob Love, who is attending !University in Toronto, was a recent visitor with his parents, Mr aria .oir Ross Love, Hillgreen. Mr and Mrs Cook of Goderich, and Mr and Mrs E. Kerr of Winthrop visited with ,Mr and Mrs E.,,,Dow& on. Mr and Mrs Haist of Zurich visit- ed for a day with Mr and Mrs S. Cudmore, Kippen. GRAND BEND . Ten Grand Men are employed at the army camp at Ipperwash as pain- ters, carpenters and cook. Mas, Mary Ravelle and daughter,' Miss Doris were in Windsor for week with Mrs, Ravelle's sister, Mrs.1 F. Clark. Mr and Mrs A, Morenz attended a family reunion with all members meeting at Mr and Mrs J. Corbett's home in Hensall, Sunday last. After- Young man to learn drafting and wards Mrs Morenz went to London estimating, for the remainder of the week with I Apply to Kaibfleisch 1Vlills, Zur- her daughter, Mrs. Chapman. ich. Mr and Mrs Wm. Beer returned from Detroit with Mr and Mrs Geo. WANTED Yoe who are spending' the holiday with Mrs. A. Mollard and Miss Mar Yoe. Council Meets A meeting of the G. B. Council was. held Oct. 7, at the hone of the i'^eve, H. Gill, owing to illness of latter. A by-law was passed ap- pointing Harper Goderich, as auc°ltor, Mr. Attr: ';e having resigned. A 'by law was passed prohibiting fire in the streets and roads of the village, also on the beach.. A. notice of appeal has been lodg- ed with the Council by Mrs. Gertrude Rutherford and Mrs Marjorie Wilson complaining that their asaessm orris pertaining to their properties are too high and the assessments pertaining to other properties are too low.. The matter will be dealt with the court judge. W. I I146-ee Historidal Rese u'cb and Current Events- was the topic of the meeting of the G. 13. Women& instirute for Sept., taken by Mrs. Harold Wolper. Mrs. 'Wainer gave .x history of C. 13. compiled and written by Mr: Mary Turnbull, as well as many interesting Current Events. Over $60 was coll- ected for the Canadian institute for the Blind on the tag day held at the end of August according to a report by the Secretary. The roll call was answered by 'members naming antiq- ues in their homes and showing their first photos. HENSALL.. Mr and Mrs Al Pearson and dau- ghter of Toronto were visit•cra with Mrs. i'e^r;•nn's mother, Mrs. Annie Saundercock. Mise Viola Lemmon of Toronto, was a visitor with her sisters, Mrs. Wm. Parke and Mrs. Clarence Vo!1- 1 and. Mr and Mrs Roy Sararas of Toronto were recent visitors with the form- er's mother, Mrs. Sararas. Mrs. Florence Joynt left for an 1 ektended visit with her aunt, Mrs. Donald McLeod of Calgary, Alta.She expects to be away several months. 1 Her sister, Mrs. Laird Mickle is ac- ' companying her to Toronto. The many friends of Jack Taylor, 1 Seaforth, formerly sof Hensall, lear- i ned with regret of his accident when o he suffered two fractured logs and t is confined to Scott Mem. Hospital in F Seaforth, 1 tt. AUCTION SALE OF FULLY ACCREDITED REG - SCOTCH SHORTHORN CATTLE At Lot 19, Concession 7, Hay Town- ship; 3 V4 miles west of Hensall, or 21/2 miles east of Zurich, on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29th At Ili.30 p.m, 4 Red Bulls -of serviceable age. 2 Red Bulls, 7 months old 2 Red 'Cows due to freshen in March 2 Heifers due at time of Sale. 4 Heifers due in March. 5 Open Heifers rising 12i years old. 411 Cattle are Vaccinated '; -` Terms—.Cash Proprietor Ross Dick. A,udtioneer, Harold Jackson -CO F; T. OF REVISION ixship of Hay 1933 ASSESSMENT ROLL. Notice is hereby given that a Court of Revision on the Assessment Roll for 111953 will be held at the Town- ship Hall, Zurich, on the .6th day of November, 1352 at 2.00 p.m., for the purpose of hearing any appeals a- gainst the roll. All appeals must be registered with the Clerk. According to instruction printed on the 1953 Assessment Notice sent to you. EARL ,CAMPIBiELL, Reeve. H. W. BROKENSHIRE, Clerk, Township of 'I -lay All interested persons should govern themselves accordingly. Dated at Zurich, Ont. October 21, 1952 Late Mrs. Harry Arnold 'Mrs. Harry Arnold, prominent re- sident of Hensall for the past 60 yrs. died at her home, in her 86th year. She was in failing health for .some time. The former Annie Jeanette Rob son, she was born in the Ailsa Craig area, and •came to 'Hensall as a bride, where her late husband owned a private bank, later changing to the Bank of Montreal, which he managed for years. Mrs. Arnold was a member of •Carmel Presbyterian Church and organized the Arnold Circle Auxiliary which was nomed after her, also a ife member of the WMS. Survivnig s a sister, Miss Stella Robson, Tor- nto. Public funeral was held from lie family residence with Rev. 7, t , ox officiating, Burial was in Wood - and cemetery, London. 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