HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1953-04-16, Page 4ZURICH * ONTARIO
NOTICE
Place your order now before the
(spring rush to get your water ponds
and basements dug, Bulldozing
done, by the hour or eontract. Go
anywhere. (Phone Lorne R. Beck4r,
'67 r 4,Dashwood
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FOR QUICK SALE
Team of work horses 10 and 11
years old ingood condition. Apply
to Philip Durand, 1. anile north oof
Drysdale,
.40
Hens fly ,ohhr S1kks
1951—DODGE SEDAN (2)
1949—DODGE SEDAN Custom
1948—DODGE COACH
1947—DODGE COACH
1940—DODGE SEDAN
1940—CHRYSLER SEDAN
1946—MERCURY SEDAN
IFIENSALL MOTOR SALES
DODGE - DESOTO - SALES
SERVICE
Phone 31 - Hensall
Farmer's Viewpoint
The big 'City Boy was gloating a
little as lie pointed out to the met-
ropolitan sights to the lad from the
Country; when as beauty parlor,
vision came into view; she Vas Lt
finished product -- artful hair -do,
masklike ,colniplexion, with gaudy
g` isit of lipstick ; mad einistee Woking
finger nails of lacquered bright crime
eon. Now, what do you think of
that'? asked the city boy. "Well,,,' re-
plied the eConntey lad after due
consideratioal, `speaking as afarmer,
it looks to ane like its mighty poox
sod that requires so much top dress-
ing,"
WAN LED
Scrap Iron - $1.00 Cwt.
Exeter Salvage Co. Phone 423
Exeter., Ont.
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JACKSON HOMES LTD.
Seaford). Ont.
Ts collecting 'Wool for grading and
gale on the Co -Operative plan. Ship-
pers may obtain sacks and twine free
4sf ,oharge from the above or their'
Licensed Opertors.
Canadian Co -Operative Wool Grow-
ers Limited
17 Bay Street Toronto
The Voice of Temperance
A few weeks ago a !series of art-
icles 'in a Toronto daily undertook
to lecture Huron County about the
liquor situation alleged to exist
there. Stories about drinking by
minors were offered as evidence of
the failure of the Canada Temper-
ance Act. Now conies word that Mr.
W. J. Cummins of the Victoria Coun-
tyChildren's Aid Society, in a state-
ment to the Kievanis Club, reporter:,
ghat "four or five of every ten• girls
in Lindsay of 14 or 1,5 have Leen
drunk or have been drinking.' The
point is that Lindsay and Victoria
County are under the Liquor Con-
trol Act. This shocking report is
just further evidence that the Liquor
Control Act is not protecting minors
from the menace of strong drink.
l/'Iaybe the friends of the Liquor Con-
trol Act, with its many outlets better
set their own house in order. It the
people of Huron are wise, they will
hold on to the Canada Temperance
Mt which does not make strong
drink so easyily available for either
wild or young.—Advt.
DASHWOOL)
FORMER DASHWOOD RESIDENT
Frederick L. Preeter, 61, of Co-
bourg ;street, Stratford, died en the
'General Hospital on April ',Orth, fol-
lowing a stroke he had taken while
visiting his sinter, Mrs. E. G. Kraft,
Irk Dashwood a few days previous,
'1 avi.ng lived there until moving to
Stratford 24 years ago. He farmed
until 16 years ago, and since then had
been in the insurance business. He.
'was a !member of St. Peter's Luther-
an church. Surviving besides his
wife, formerly Laura K. Kraft, of
1)aa?hwo:od, are one daughter at home,
and two sisters, Mrs. Adams, London
and 'iVlrs. E. G. Kraft, Daelewood.The
funeral was held on Monday by the
itev. G. N. Schaus, and interment an
Avondale Cemetery
St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
Mrs, Daniel Bedard and Mrs. N.
'(orror of Courright and Mrs. irtr-
ginia .Denomme of the Bronson line
were Monday visitors with Mrs.
Josephine Duc:'harme of this vicfn••
sty:
.Mi: e Shirley Geoffrey, Mr and
Mrs. Bob Mernorvidge all of Detroit.
:.were week -end visitors at the Geo-
tfrey .home on the T3, W. Highway
south.
Ir . Josephine Duc'haeine Sr., of
Dry e tale, and i1•Ire. Jo•e Thi charm ,5r
of Sask., :Ind chs. Stanley Ileciarrl of
Come ,h+lit Iri:',i a -'bort visit to 7r
and airs Leon Bedard on 'Mondt'.y
last •
Perinea: in this neighborhood have
started on the land and by the end
of the week seeding will be rn full
"wing if it keeps dry. April so far
gra.; been, cold, it has not been so
lrlea ant for thoxo who sit on their
t: actor= call day. 'Put there art, one
:'et'1upt 'rtr'31t•, V'roul. it, if ;inti
' •h i ' nr i+. t:he old :ay; {'old :April.
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ZURICH._ HERALD
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
,Mr. W. Charter of Verne has been
confined to the hoepiltat
!1\'tl, Cleats. Keyes of Nashville Ten.
visited witch. friends in the vicinity
for a. few days.
A nnneber of local Orangemen at-
tended the ,County Orange Lodge in
Clanton ietceultly where coniiplete
plans were made for holding the
glorious 12th ,of July in Gode+ricdi..
Dr and Mrs, Lloyd Moffatt, of
London. ,and 'Varna, li'ave postponed
their hour of Great Britain and Con-
tinental Europe which included the
'Coronation. They plan to take this
tour at a time :when travel •conditions
are more favourable.
Property Sold
Mrs. David Dewar has sold her
alta active home.and farm on the
north side of the Bayfield River to
Alf. •Shotchmer, Jr., with the ex-
cerption of a dolt east of the oreherd
which She has retained. Mi and Mrs
Alf. Scbtchmer, Jr. have •decided to
retire from the summer tourist bus-
iness in Bayfield, oni.grinally,owned
by W. A. Mustard They expect to
move to their new home in the late
spring or early summer when they
have disposed of their present home
and business.
Thursday, April 16th, U)5 t3
150 tons of onions have'been ship-I''Chuh1chee ,were guests of .James Sig,,.
ped by ran and truck to the 1Vlarati-'United Church, Wednesday afternoon
res and Newfoundland by Steele 'April 15th and were addressed by
Briggs Seed Co. 1ilensall. There were''Mit's. O. A. W+he.atile,• London,'who
15 employees here. I spoke on Canada and 'bhe U.N. MI's,.
Members of the W.M.S. Societies Wheatle recently attended U. Ne
of Hanel! and Chiselhurst United meetings at New York.
HENSALL
Miss Violet Hyde has been contirt-
ed to her home with illness.
Mr amid Mrs Glenn Bell and Mrs
J. E. Menwan attended services in
,'arias Street United Church, Exeter
Sunday evening 12th together with
one 'hundred members of Exeter
Chapter of the Order of the Eastern
Star.
Mr. Wm. Bell of the London Road
who has been a patient in .Clinton
Hoe+vital for the past ' number of
weeks is improving.
Mr and Mrs R. Y. McLaren are
spending a week with their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs Dorland
Evans of Waterloo, their little grand
son ,Robert who spent the Easter
with them r"et:orned home. with them.
Mr Milton Love who hes been a
pattient in Vdctoria Hospital, London
for treatment on his arm, returned
to his home_ last week.
Mrs- John Mousseau, Grand Bend,
visited with Mr and Mrs C. I. Jinks
last week.
Mr and Mrs W. H. Pfile have pur-
chased the residence of Miss Mary
Ann Hogarth, and will move into the
village in the near :future.
Mrs. S. Sararas has rented the
residence of Mas G. Hudson on. Main
Street and expects to move in the
latter .f art of the month.
Mats. Herbert Blatchford of Exe-
ter was a guest on Suunday last
with 1VIr and Mrs C. L. Jinks.
Miers Minnie Reid returned bore
last: week after spending soave mon-
ths veoationing in St. Petersburg,
Florida.
The Ladies Choir under the dirge -
tion of J. L. ,Nicol presented a con -
keit in the Town Hall Tuesday eve.
April 14. This was an outstanding
event and nnusi+cal treat.
{ Mr. Eugene Forrester of Watford
on the Bank of Montreal Staff there
'has :been transferred to the Hensali
Branch to replace Mr. R. S. Thur-
, tell as accountant who has been tr-
ansferred to the Leamington branch.
Group I of the Ladies' Aid of Car-
mel Preslbyter'ian Church of which
iYit<s Clarence Reid is the leaner re-
alized $38.00 at a booth et the au:: -
tion sale of Mr Syd. McArthur by
operating a .booth.
Mr and Mas Fred Beer and ohild-
ren enjoyed a telephone conversat-
ion with 'Cpl. John Beer or the RCA
F Winnipeg bast week. The recept-
ion :wad very •cleat'.
Mr and Mrs James A. Paterson
have returned from a month's motor
trip eo Florida.
Dr. and Mrs A. R. Campbell of
Guelph visited recently with Mr and
Mrs R. Y. McLaren.
Miss P'ayni Logan returned home
after spending the winter months in
the !Southern States.
Mr and Mrs G. M. D2 ysdate re-
turned 'home after &pending the past
few weeks in Florida
Ship 150 Tons of Onions
THE 1953 PONTIAC brings Canadians a completely new line of automobiles with 29 body styles in
five series. New styling inside and out, new colors, improved riding qualities, greater vision and
roomier interior's are among the highlights. Available are eight and six cylinder engines, the latter.
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To Day if You Hear His Voice
SEEK—good and not evil that ye may live. Amos, 5:1.4.
YE—are :bought :with a piiitce, T Cor, 6:20.
THE Lord is great and greatly to be embed. Psa 96: 4,
LORD—Teadh ,us to pray. Luke 11.1
WHILE—I have any being, I :will sing Praise to T's God
o 4, 33
HE—that hath the Son bath Life, and he that hath not the
Son shall not see Life. r John 5:12
. MAY:—be .well with you, who walk in the way your God com-
manded., Dent 5:33.
BE—of good tuheer, I have overcome the world. John 16:33.
FOUND—I FOUND HIM 'w}hloan my soul 1oveth. S. of Soloman
e 3 :4.
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GOLDEN RULE GOSPEL MESSENGERS
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Spring Dry Cleaning
AND STORAGE
Now is the time to send all those fur Coats and
Winter Garments to be Cleaned and Stored.
Super Sanitone \ Cleaning plus fully Insured Moth
Proof Vaults.
Fur Coats Cleaned by the Scientific Fur Cleaning
Process.
Fully Insured from the time the Customer leaves
them at our 'Agent's until they are returned to you
next Fall.
BRADY CLEANERS;
Ageney in Zurich at:
DENOMME'S BARBER SHOP
Plant and Office
Main Street, Exeter:
4-f•tttftl-kt***1-ktil-f-Pl'i-f444
PIONEER
ONE MAN POWER CHAIN SAW
SUPER TWIN CHAIN SAW
There's 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:
RADER & MITTLEHOLTZ
Phone 63 - Zurich
WE HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF
Grass and Clover Seeds
WE CAN CLEAN AND TREAT YOUR GRAIN,
IN THE FIENSALL MILL
BE SURE AND ORDER YOUR
FERTILIZER
IN PLENTY OF TIME AND AVOID A
LAST MINUTE
DELAY
THE SIGN OF:
—Quality Products
—Efficiency
----Courtesy
HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE
Phone Hensall 115. Zurich 220