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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1953-10-29, Page 4tke Are YOU Dollar Ise? CO-OP FEEDS ARE YOUR BEST BUY late, much like 29 year ago when; farmers could not plow due to the' , long dry spell. We have been in- formed that the warm days of late, many took for the lake for a sum-, mer dip, -and they report the dip was (refreshing and much like summer. Has New Rule A Brand New Rule hatched out in this French Settlement "W, Can't ` you be patient, and wait for results'" 1eil Hurtecl 1 1 Slee told me a woman complains to a friend, that you told her the secret 1 told you not to tell her; Well replied her friend., ina hurt tone; "I fold her not to tell you I told her" "0 dear, siehed the first woman, well don't tell her I told you that told nee." -NOTICE-- - CHANGE O,F PLACE The MERCHANDISE STOCK, RE- DUCING :SALE OF 'oLOTHIN'G, Chinaware, Paints, Etc. advertised to be 'held in the Co -Op, building, de ter for 'Saturday Oct. 31st, will be held on the same !MACHINE STOP, ay and tune in h HOTSO'N :S IV`EWM 114. miles east of Crediton and 3 miles south, commencing at 1 o'clock, p.m. sharp. Proprietor. Carl Radford, "Aix dio Auctioneer p Alvin Wolper, DASHWOOD Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Pfile attend- ed the funeral of Miss Lilian 'iiia in Detroit last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Pepper of Stratford spent Thursday with the latter's sister Mr and Mrs Wm. Wein Mr anent rs Glen Bwn Sunday wiith a thelatter'e Lon- don, sp parents, Mr and Mrs Wm. Wein. Sunday visitors with 'Mr and Mrs Edgar Restemayer and Edward were Mr and Mrs Art Miller and family of St. Jacobs. Mr and Mrs Wendel Gamble and Gary of London spent the week- end with Mr and Mrs L. H. Rader. Fashion Show The Fashion Show held in Dash- wood public school. Wed. Oct. 2let, sponsored by Mrs. Taylor's S. S: class }th ,clothes supplied by McKnight St. Joseph & Blue Water Area leer and Mrs George Geofroi and VIr and Mrs Richard Geoffroi of the Drysdale district Ducharme and son Isadore ofsthei8 Water Highway south motored to Oourtright on Thursday last visiting with relatives. Mr and Mrs Geo Geofiroi and 'Mrs Doninic Geofroi of St. Jose;ih spent the past week -end in Detroit with their relatives, returning on Monday bet. M•r .and Mrs Armand Denom e of the B. Water Highway north and Mr w and Mrs Leon Bedard of this neigh-& 'Wolper and hats by Ann Wra;. borhood spent a few days in London 1London. was a great success. 'where Mr. Bedard had a medicallFroi aevend mng clothes.evening evtoy dainty men— was trheck- up • ties Mr and Mrs Alphonse 'Masse mot- received with pleasure. The models ored to Detroit the ,past week visiting forfIhind`i n's s rwear were l rch de M ny Joan y Jane thein ranine relatives. G ienither. The High S ch oo l tII't1CH HER, iI :t y LOCAL NEWS.. Mx :and Mrs Harold Klopp and family' of Grand Bend have left for Florida where they in'ten'd to .spend the Winter months. D, and Mas George Thiel; Mr, and Mee ,Charles Thiel of town were Sunday 'visitors with relatives at Kitcbe'ner. 1VIr and Mrs Morris Brown inave returned to their home at Teeswater after spending some time with their daughter, Mr and 'Mrs Lewis 'Thiel. . Mr. and Mrs. Milton McAdams, and sons and Mrs Tillie 'retreat; of Heraall" visited last Sunday at her sister's lIVIr and Mrs Roy Pack, ;at Clawson, Mich. Mr. and i1Virs James Reid of town woe pleasantly surprised on Sunday men 1VIrs. George Kirkby of Bur - wash dropped in for a chat. See was acco'm',panied by her daughter, Wary Ellen and her son Murray, who ds attending school in Seaferth. Murray to a Queen's Scout from Mr. Reid's former troop at Burwash. Scoutmaster Appointed ,Scouter Douglas O'Brien has been invested as Cltiibenaster of the Zurich Pack, while Scouter Louis Dhiel was 1 invested as his Assistant. Scoutmas- ter J. Reid is listed also as second Assistant Oubanaster , but says he knows he won't be needed there much longer and will be able to spend more time with the Scout Group. Wein - Manders Watford — In a pretty lawn cere- any at the haeme of her parents, Lexine, Louise Manders became the beide of Wilmer Daniel Wein before a cedar arch banked with ,giadioli.The bride is the daughter of Mr anct Mrs Carlton Wanders, Warwick Township and thegroom is' the son of Mr and Mrs. Aaron Wein, Crediton. The Rev. G. R. Burt, Warwiek, perform- ed bhe ceremony and wedding music was played by W. R. Gouionng of London. AUCTION SALE Of Household in the VILLAGE OF HENSALL On SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31st. At 1 p.m. Chesterfield suite, large oval anir- ror, hall mirror. occasionall chains, foot stool, studio couch, sanall desk and .chair, walnut corner Chinwaacab- inet, walnut gately table, t chairs, •radio. magazine rack, 4 floor lamps, table lamp. bed lamps, antique parlor lamp, small tables, card table, 2 complete furnished !bedrooms, beds, dressers, vanity and bench, springs, 2 Ax piste mattresses rugs 7x9=fie new;vrug,e',, 2 Barryanore rugs 9x12 and 7x9 10 scatter mats, Congoleuen rug 10x 14 -ft; Hot Point electric stove; 6-fi: Frigidaire, porcei.iain top table; chrome 'kitchen chairs; kitchen stool enamel ,electric land stand," squuareBeattyy 'Tub fold- ing ironing board, fruit board dishes, 'kitchen utensils, gardentools, and other articles too numerous to mention. Cash Terms — ' Miss E. Lgoan, Proprietress. E. P. Chesney, Clerk. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. rthe United Church Parsonage, Sea - forth, when Pearl Louise Drager and James Bruce Johnston exctiaieged morriage vows. The bride is the dau- ghter a x Ernest tD• g of Mr and Mrs ISeafonnth, and the groom its the young- esti son of Mr and .Mrs Alfred John- ston of Varna. The bride looked 1o' e1yt in It waltz -length gown of (bride's pink net aver a satin slip that had a yoke, Mr and Mrs Fred Ducharme of the E.W. Highway returned to their hoarse on Thursday, while away, they spent a week in Windsor, viatting with their children and eweek in Detroit with their children and re-- latives. 4VIrs. 'Therese Hartman and daugh- ter Jenne of the Goshen Line, south 'were .Monday visitors with the for- mer's parents on the B. W. Highway. • Has Been Summerlike Well, the past two weeks has been - much svmmerlike and farmers and tethers have been able to make prep- arations for the coming hard winter. The weather has been very dry of f Miss Donna Eagleson, Young Ladies Mrs. Ray Guenther, Mrs. Howard Klumpp. The matrons, Mrs. Ed. Nadiger, Mrs Everett Heist. The Tres of the class, !Mrs. K. McCrae wel- comedeveryone and thanked Reder's Flowers, Exeter, for flowers anst cor- sages Mrs C. Geiser for Dahlies. Mrs. Letta Taylor was commentat- or with. (Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan at the piano. During intermission Mrs. H. Klunipp gave a reading and Mrs. M. Tiernan and Miss Helen Nadiger sang. Mr and Mrs Reinhold Miller, Mrs Tillie Restemeyer, Mr and Mrs Fd -- IT'S COMING - The CKNX arn Dance Broadcast From the COMMUNITY CENTRE, - ZURICH 8 p.m. Sharp, On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7th. Featuring STARS OF` RADIO, Adults $1.00 STAGE, ETC. Children 50c. Dance to follow - 9.30 to 12. NOW! 4. • 4 4 4- 4- 4. 4- 4. Aimaimio4. sister and a (brother. The funerat. Wag held in Walkerton. Late 'Harold. Kyle .... ...w Word was rece v e d of the !Sudden 71eof of • Witmite death of Harold Kyles who dim peg, builder and contractor; suddenly in his care while preparing to go on a trip, He was born. on el town line, Stanley Township; west od.° Kippen and was a son of dike late lite and Wm Wan, Kyle. Mr and'Mre Kyle had spent a month visiting hie cense ins, Wen. and Emmerson. Kyle, K•ipe pen and his aunts at Hensall, and• re rived home Thanksgiving night, He was found ,dead in. his car West, noon by his wife. Surviving are Tris wifee itwo daughteans and a son, Two sone Were killed in the Air Farce in Watt+• 1I, Late Mrs. B. Damm. On Olot. 15, Mrs. Harvey Daman, Walkerton, the fanner SaSarah away and formerly of Kippen , passed suddenly at her home. Kr and Mrs. Daman moved to Kipper in 1943 and kept a general stare until 1950,when they sold out and moved to Walker- ton. She is survived by her husband, two sons, a daughter of Winmipeg, 2 gar Restemeyer, Mr and Mrs Albert Miller, Mrs Rud. Miller and Miss Gert. Bersenthol all attended the filet `Martin Luther in Kitchener last Wednesday. :Mrs. Bertha Hayter retutnnngedto her home Saturday after spending weeks with her dauhter and husband in Brantford. Miss E. R. Martinson of Toronto spent the week -end with Mt and -Mrs A. E. Oestreich:er. A number of Walthee Leaguers of Zion Luth church attended ' a 1 Lally of the Blue Water Zone at Grace Luth. .oh•irch, 'Mitchell on Sunday. Mrs. Letta Taylor attended the Women's Institute Convention in London last week. os We are in a position to guarantee you Television with our American stations putting on more power and Lon- don station which will be the strongest in Canada is • coming on the air Nov. 28th. - Why listen to your radio • when you can see Television. sa THIS IS WHAT ROLLIE'S TELEVISION AND APPLIANCES e HAVE TO OFFER YOU AT BETTER (PRICES AND SERVICE ; WHICH HAS ALWAYS BEEN OUR MOTTO: ' 9 Authorized Dealer for Admiral Television, Refrigerators and Radio.. Tel. and Radio Hallicr- afters, Telivision and Radio and also used sets. Appliances. Beach Stoves, Nat- ional Stoves, McCormick Smythe Stove; Home Freezers, Washers, Simplicity 12 yr. guarantee; May Tag and Ingersoll; Toasters and Irons, Electric Kettles, etc, SPORTING GOODS HEAVY DAMAGE Exeter — Total damage of over $1,000 was caused to two cars when they collided half mile south of Exe- ter, ;Saturday night last. One of the cars driven by G. K. Crocker, of Ex- eter, was going north on the higth- watyl when it collided with a car, driv- en by .Sianon Greb, of Exeter, as he was backing from a driveway, police said, damage to theCrocker car was estimated at $700 and $4511 to the Grob car. . NEIGHBORS HELP iSeeente�ee n tractors, manned by friends and neighbours, converged Wednesday last on the farm of Fred Beer veteran of two World Wars, who recently returned from Westmin ister Hospital, London, where he had been confined with a heart ailment, and yin little more than four hours plowed 50 acres of land on Mr. Beers two- and a half, miles, weaatry ,of a11. The ,good--n�eiglibbur project wa's organized ,by Alex alousseau and Ed. Fink. Lending their time and en- ergy were. Jack Corbett, Ed. Comb- ett, Ben 'Tinny, Jack Tinney, Frank Wildfontg, Harry Armstrong, Elder Bros., a'Iunn Bros., Stewart Bell, G. Troyer, Don Koehler, Don.JMausseau, Lloyd Moir, Doug Dick, Harold Bell and Geo. Beer Following the plow- ing, a meal was served the men by Mrs. Fred Beer, assisted by Mrs. Ross Dick and Mrs. Glen IMousseau. Left for Florida • t ENSAL.I.• A Dispersal Sale of Accredited Herefords .. 'Owned by Jonn. Mc- Gregor, Hensall, ,attracted buyers from: Quebec, Detroit,'end •Stouf frill& as well as locally. ..Top bull was sold to a Kippen inan far $1,625 . . and the average price in the sale, averaging calves with mature anim- als was $500. Married at Ingersoll St. James Anglioan ;Church, Inger- soll was the scene of a recent wed- ding of 'local interest, when Dorothy Lorraine Leaper became the bride of Harold John Dilling. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W. L. Lea-. per, Ingersoll, and the groom a son of Mr and Mrs C. W. Dilling, Hen- sel'. The Rev. Carman Queen, rete - tor of the church officiated the double ring ceremony. Winners At Bingo • Prize winners at the Bingo 2 held in the Arena Monday night, sponsored by the Legion and Ladies Auxiliary at which over $2,000 in cash was given away. $500 special,,, Mats. Fred Mount, London; $500 special Mrs Fred Barnes, London, V. Kersey, Watford Arthur Ford, Exe- tere Lillie Everest, London; $100 special, Helen ,Scott, Seaforth; $100 special, Mrs Wm. Austin, Seaforth; 14 regular games at $60: AlvinHar- men•, Fullerton; Mrs. Clare Pagan, Mr: E. Draper, Goderich; Howard Holtzman, Exeter; Bruce :McDougal Clinton; Alex 'Mustard, 'Brucetteld; Mrs, L. Amey, !Simon Roabel, Hensall Ethel Gill, Grand Bend; James Boyce Varna; Roy Webber, Exeter; Mrs. A. Hildebrand, Seaforth; Mrs. GeoMonk .Goderich; Don Rutherford, Alvinston Mrs. Fred Barnes, London; 1VIrs. C. Reynolds, Clinton; Mr. Fitzpatrick, Goderich; Ethel Gill, Grand Bend. Winners in the 2nd $500 special, Ar- thur Ford, Exeter and Lillie Everest London; 'each donated $25 back to the Legion. • • 3 Raleigh sport model doe and Strong; Stand Crystle Bic. • Bic Parts and accessories. • Tricycles, Wagons, Tires and • Tubes. Equipment for fishing •. Soft Balls, Baseballs and Hockey 44 Fans, Hot Plates, IVlixmasters, •• Heating Pads; Light Burbs, Etc. NOWI Z The Hunting Season is here, we • have a large stock of Guns and • Ammunition, Compass and Gun 0 Cleaning rods, lub. oils, Hoppes • Nite Powder Solvent cleans guns 0 Biculers NOW 1 is the time to • see Rollie about Television INSTALATION, REFRIGERATORS, ELECTRIC STOVES, OIL a� STAL.ATION, • BURNERS, WASHING MACHINES, BICYCLES, GUNS AND HUNTING MATERIAL, AND WHAT HASN'T HE GOT. STANLEY TOWNSHIP `Mr and 1VIrs Dave Kay, Clinton,• and Mr and Mrs John Armstrongest of the Goshen Line Stanley, sp guests Siendiaiyi do Marlette, Mich., the o g of Mr and Mrs. Orville Stephenson, and Mr and (Mrs. Alex Wylie. . Mr and Mrs (Law eon Doig accomp- anied by their two children and Miss Nellie Doig of .Molesworth were the guests of !Mrs. L. J. Doig and Janet, Kippen. Dr. Jatnes Jarrett of London and Dr. ,Gilbert Jarrott of Stratford vis- ited recently will their mother Mrs. Katherine Jarrett, Kippen. Mr and (Mrs C. Heist of Zurich, visited recently with Mr and Mrs. S. Gudmore, Kippen. Johnston — Drager A pretty autumn wedding was sol- emnized by the Rev. John Stinson at Crop Report G. W. Montgomery 0•ct. 24, 1953 The weather. has been ideal this past week for harvesting of soybeans ,picking corn and sugar beets. Rain the latter part of the week will sof- ten up the ground for fall plowing and the lifting of beets. The 'Fowl' Supper Circuit" is in operation and so far these events have been well attended. In addition to the feeder cattle purchased from the Northern Ont. and Wiarton Cattle Sales heavy, shipments are coming into the Co -- unite front Western Canada, many 01 the purchasers went West to person- ally select these shipments. A carload of 45 Hereford Steer calves were distributed to 45 boys and girls, me - ,.y 1 •Club of AND WHAT HE HAS NOT GOT, HE WILL GET IT FOR YOU g mbeits +af the Hensall. Feeder AND BEST PRICES. TO ALL — a the Hensall Agric. Society for wire - % ter fending and the show and sale at Come to o their Fair next Spring. Another cox - load is expected early next week for pee- s other 45 boys and girls signed rip ROLLIE'S TELEVISION Grand Bend Ontario to feed calves in the Clbb. CL.R +. iiui!a 'ee 41 A Alit CONDITIONING An ample supply of clean,humid- ified, healthful air ... correctly heated and circulated throughout your home ... and with no at- tention from you! 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