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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1945-11-29, Page 811111YRICH, ONTARIO FA .tom ra ns� 7URICH 1 AY 3 ,•. r 9i f:a ii�� Y� �ryy� Mp r, c� a� 7.,%20'41.'1713 Kn a .tYA'. d a1�..,. •v u7 1. LL orn 13 1. 2 to 24 -2 1 `: M? e e ... es in &^ est ,.•r,;..F.'s: � . i ate.': a�, : «..:a,u.� �1:'�'�5+,.a a u�: s roV, 7-,y d... �, New Stock. These were bought to sell for $10.00 each. Now offering same to clear, at $7.50 Each. LADIES' CHENILLE BED JACKETS, in pretty Shades of Rose, Green and Blue, Special at $3.50 Each. WALLPAPER WALLPAPERS IN ROOM LOTS OF 6 TO 10, Single Rolls at Greatly Reduced Prices Gascho Bros. TELEPHONE 59 ZURICH fr S OF LOCAL !I©tfof EDT !hiss Myrtle Geiser of Dashwood, was a week -end visitor with her fri en(1, 11.k1 Beim Tt r:et'niet Vale. Cn g Mr. and Mrs. 1+4nt., livatiltoa and children en of Ilderton were visitors at the ho a of '4i and Mra .'avl Thiel 1 .'. 1:::'•. f'rieino l �ptd. LOCAL MARKETS (Corrected every Wednesdav) Eggs, dozen .. .... 44, 42, 87,0' Butter per Ib, 38 Chickens dressed 29-20 Wheat bushel 1.12 Oats, bu:.liei 70e ns' t 70 ;,,, Louis '.f :,:1 of Top- ' S1), •t gal brat, ton .. . q t}tr era, n� f" . r.. v,xt ,x,J E ; .,,: fh Middlings, ton ..+nil t � i)r r' ix. .t, I atsd 11Irs.:C,co=:;C? 1. Bali .. 6.r. .a.... ....:: —. . µ'ti. ..... SY...., r'. r +oval. e +d :errs. E. E. Weido and fam ,., 11rs. Hilton Ford, Lake Road, east , :1 a td Kra Earl Thiel and daughter of Dashw-orsd, on Saturday, Nov. 17, Q Carol spent Thursdayat Lowden, when Rev.. Burn ofDas Dashwood and while there ,visited Santa Claus.,lted in marriage their two' daughter, IG. at the Toy .Shop. pl 406 000 • Eva _Marie and John Brintnell, son Mrs. Stuart Stover of Chatham is , of Ml and. Mrs. Mvin Brintnell, Ex- Dr. at the home of her parents; ' eter and 114ytie Odell and John �Stan- Dr. and Mrs. P. J. O'Dwyer. Her ley. Guam,'son of Mr. and Mrs. Gusso husband, Mr. Stover, ;spent the week-' of Guelph. The double ceremony was end with the former' at the O'Dwyer .perform rd: ueneet)c an arch of Spruce home. i wiiih pink and white streamers amid Rev. Reba Hern, pastor of the ' candlelight. Miss Vesta J' ord, sister Varna Circuit of the- United Church, I of the brides, played the wedding will be the guestspeak er in the Ev- music.. A. reception was held follow - angelical church on :Sunday evening, ing the ceremony. The brides' table December 2nd, at a service sponsored' was tentied with the wedding cakes. by the local W. M.. S., in the interest Autumn+ flowers and candles in silver of the Anna Roltf Fund. Everybody tapers.. Later Mr. and Mrs. Brintnell is invited to this service. •left on, a honeymoon trip to Burin Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Herford, of Bay, Mich; and Mr. and Mrs. Gusso Elkton, Mich. visited at the home of left for Toronto and Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Isiah. 'Witmer of , the i Goshen line south. over the week -end I Keya Snowden • also called on relatives and friend An interesting wedding took place in and around Zurich: Mrs. Witmer, on. Sat. Nov. 17, when Mary Oleva, who has been visiting With the Here- daughterorf Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Snow ford's for a few weeks returning•to den, o£" iStiaraley•tamed John A. Keys, her home with them. son of :Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Keys, of Mr. and Mrs. Fred. J. Weseloh of Varna, were united in marriage by Tecumseh, Mich., and Miss Marilyn Rev. F: ,G. 'Stotesbury, at the home Weseloh of Siena Heights College, ofe bees presets on the Blue Adrian, Mich.. spent • the weekeen•d' Water Highway. Mrs. John McAsh visiting Mrs. Henry F. Weseioli and' aunt- of tile' g.00m presided at the Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thiel. 'organ. The bride .given in marriage . by her father, looked lovely carrying Tl rs'day visitor with hos aunt,at white biible from which hung strea- Mr. Ted. Weseloh of Waterloo was a hu Hrs. H. F. Weseloh sneers of white baby, 'mums. !Mrs. --- INSURANCE Have you adequate protection against loss or Damage by Fire? Labor and Material Costs have increased consider- ably. Talk your insurance problems over with me! Insurance License No. A 714 Real Estate Do you want to sell or exchange your house or your farm? List the same with me. No obligation unless sale is completed. Real Estate License No. 1354 Telephones: Office 65; House 175. Andrew F. Hess, Zurich Insurance and Real Estate - Zurich w11111MsMIL i!1■01* AINNIMIMMIMMINIMIW 10e►1111ss's we+0411s eastrt HARDWARE — SEEDS You are going Through This World Only Once. So Why Do.. Without These Labor Savers? Experienced farm help is scarce and costly. You'll need moderately priced stable equi- pment to do the work the quic- kest, easiest way. Invest part of the money you'd pay hired help, in Beatty labor- saving stable equipment. Pays lietime dividends. Gives you more time to enjoy life. En- hances value of farm. Improv- es product. Inquire about our Sanitary Steel Cow Stalls --Exceptional Values at Lower Prices. .. and FURNITURE Beit Greer, .Bays. Id was the :bride's Hensel' Nomination attendant, and Elaine and Mary Gra- As a result of the Nomination at inger; ni ;ees of the bride, were char- Hensall last Friday evening, those ming dower girls. Arnold Keys, bro- who have qualified and' declared el- then of the groom, was groomsman. ected by acclamation, awe: 1Zeeve, Following the ceremony, the reeept- R. E. Shaddick; ,Councillors, Melvin ion was held at the Little Inn, Bay - Moir, Howard Hyde, Eli ard' Fienk, field, with 18 guests present. The A. W. Kerslake.. For School Trustee bride's mother and the ,doom's mo - Alfred E. Clark, Peter L. IVIcNaugh- trier •receiving: Rev. •Stotesbury was ton, - W. C. . Passmore. For Hydro Commissioner, Thomas Welsh. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gemming: and family who have been at Fresno, Cal. for some tinge,. where the former was taking a course in. radiograph work, have arrived in Zurich on Tu- esday, and are staying ::with Mrs. 1 Gemming's parents, at the Dominion , House. Mr. .Gemming has received • hie discharge from the U;IS: A. Air- forcer They made the trip by plane and were delayed for some time ow- ing to bad weather, and after wait- ing for two weeks for reservation. We all welcome them back to Zurich. Attended Musical Treat A number of citizens attended the program given by the Metropolitian church choir'of about ti0 voices from London, given in the Dashwood Ev- angelical church last Friday evening. The choir is under the direction of Mr. T. C. Chattoe. This Was a real treat to listeners to such a choir of excellent talent well trained. A fine spirit of song, •consisting of anthems, solos, etc, also a splendid violinst, sixteen year old Bob ,Sprule, held the audience spellbound while he played some master selections to a well filled church. asp P ewe - Lower Priced Stalls Automatic Watering OTHER SEASONABLE NEEDS Plumbing, furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith- wn ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard- ware always in stock. ZUFI QUALITY H — ONT. PRICE SERVICE master of ceremonies, offering a toast to the bride to which the groom. replied. The groom's 'gift to the bride was a gold heart -shaped locket, to the bridesmaid are pendant to the groomsman, a gold tie set, and to the flower girls gold lockets. The; happy couple left on a wedding trip, to Toronto, Uxbridge, Niagara Falls, and Toledo, 0. They will reside on the ,guoom's farm, Brayfield.Roa,. • Dutertre---iHaist At the James Street United church parsonage, Exeter, on Wednesday, November 15, a charming wedding took place when Eunice Doretta, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Exerett Haist, of Exeter, and formerly of Zurich, to Mr. Frank 17utertre, of Saskatoon, Sask. Rey: A. B. Irwin officiated. The bride chose a lovely floor -length gown of voile 'sheer over satin with moulded sleeves and swe- etheart neckline out lined with pearls a gift of the .groom, and carried a white bible adorned witth white mums Better Time roses and white pones. Miss Dorothy Amyl, of London, 'as bridesmaid, wore a long gown of pale blue triple sheer with shoulder veil to match. Johnny McKay of Lon- don was best man. Following the cer- emony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents with Mrs Haist in a two piece blue ensemble with a corsage of roses. The happy couple left on a short wedding trip to Owen Sound, the bride travelling in a lime green wool gabardine dress, muskrat coat with matching accessor- ies. Mr. and Mrs. Dutertre left by motor for Saskatoon where they will' take up residence. ENOUGH FOR ALL !'resident Truman said at New York the other day that for the first time in history it is technically pos-- sible to produce enough material goods so that all men ' everywhere may be adequately fed, decently ho- used, and comfortably clothed. There is no argument we believe to refute this statement During the war years all, countries, especially the United Nations have remonstrated their ab- ility to produce the instruments, of war and the necessities of life. There must be however full employment if .all peoples are to enjoy the benefits named above. During the depression years there were people who were near the starving point and goods were available and at a very cheap price hut, they could not afford to buy them. OBITUARY Dies at Crediton Mrs. Win. Wenzel, of iCrediton, passed away Thursday last at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Herb. Fahrner, in her 86th year. Born near Crediton her maiden name was Mary Ann Eilber. Her husband, ,who was a carriage maker, predeceased her a number of years as did three of her daughters, also a brother Chirst Eilb- er of Zurich, Surviving are two dau- ghters, Mrs. Chris. Berg, of Detroit, and Mrs. Fahrner of Crediton; also a sister, and brother, Mrs. Bennett of T3ufllalo, and George Eilber of Cred- iton. The funeral was held MVLonday last conducted by Rev. M. 1 , Reuben with. interment in. Crediton cemetery HYMENEAL Brintnell.Ford Gusso-Ford A very pretty double wedding was solemnized at the home of Mr. and WILFRED PELLETIER Wilfred Pelletier can lookback .upon 30 years of opera activity when the ,Metropolitian's new season opens Sat- urday, December 1, over the CBC Trans -:Canadian network at 2.00 p.m. EST. A "Met" conductor since 1917, Pelletier has also been operatic coach for inny of the greatest singers of the 20th century, and has ileal much to do with the rise of today's newest opera stars. He will direct a number of broadcasts in this year's (18 -week season 4 4 Y z t • Johnston & Kalbfleisch Hardware & Furniture. Phone 6$ 1♦Y$f� Q b!4#44wetktcti .k �bd.v..di •I •4 sJi Fq ke-" 4.,-4.4.4.+0. "J eesu%ay, November .9th„ 1946 Rum k vE it ENAMELWARE We', are ve y fest`"tetnaztee lin receiving a Shipment of New Enamelware, such as Cooking Utensils, Etc., which seem: to be of very good quality, and sorttre attractive color.' designs.. To appreciate these articles• one rnust see therm. We invite your inspection°. MATTRESSES MATTRESSES Our Stack of Mattresses is very good, and you. have -- a fine range to choose from, a fine stock or Spring Filled' Mattresses, also the usual Felt filled''Mattreases Priced Very Reasonably BED ROOM FURNITURE We have: some very attractive and newly designed Bed Room' Sures just in, which are of the newest patterns and finishes. Be sure and see them if inttrested in this line of furniture. A Full Line of all the Home Requirements Everything. Yn Shelf and Heavy Harder e . asset' -Harris Advise ORDER YOUR MACHINES EARLY' FOR 1945! 3 HAVE A FEW CREAM SEPARATORS; (Vial MY ALLOT- TMENTi. 550 to 600 SIZE at 400 to 450 SIZE @ 850 to 900 SIZE @ (LIBERAL ALLOWANCE ON '!RADE THOUSANDS OF SATISFIED USERS ASK THE Mtn WHO KNOWS.—BUY CANADk MADE ARTICLES; • $70.75 $59.50 $82.75 INS.) Tel. Shop 149 Osoar Klapp R. 67. MASSEY HARRIS The Service Arm,, for Canadian Farm III ) z DURO PUMP eist YOUR F*M LABOUR PROBLEM Running water is essential -- in the home, the stables, poultry houses and greenhouses — saves time, labour and promotes better and healthier living conditions. NEW DURO PUMPS are available in greater quantities today, but.shortages of Materials and Labour will not allow the Duro Factory to produce enough to meet the demand. All Duro Dealers are on a quota basis and permit to purchase must be approved by W.P.T.11. EMCO FIXTURES AND FITTINGS F`or Kitchen, Bathroom and Laundry. Visit your Emco Dealer for available styles. Stade & Were — Zurich