Zurich Herald, 1946-03-07, Page 4You Cannot Blame God If You
Spend Eternty in Hell!
"As I live, saith theLord God, I have no pleasure hi the
deathoftlhewieked; but that the wicked turn from his way • and
live: Ezek. 33, 11.
"The Lord is not slack concerning His promise. but is
lona
y
suffering
a to repentance."—II�1Pe�teruxish,
3:9e
FOR" GOD SO LOVED THE WORLD 7111AT HE GAVE
HIS ONLY BEGOTTEN SON THAT WHOSOEVER BELIEV-
ETH ON HIM SHOULD NOT PERISH BUT HAVE EVER-
LASTING LIFE." Jahn 2: 16.
TUNE IN:
CHAS. E. FULLER, P.O. Box 123, LOS ANGLES, 53, CAL.
PILGRIMS' HOUR 7-7.30 E.D.S.T. SUNDAY EVENING.
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NOTICE
GENERAL MEMBERS MEETING
A general members meeting of the
Hensall District Co -Operative Incor-
porated will be held under the new
Charter in the Town Hall, Hensel',
on Friday March 15th, 1946 at 2 o'-
clock, .p.m. When the following
items of business will be dealt with:
Accepting, the financial report for
1945. Approving of by-laws; Elect-
ion of ^r Directors; Election or Aud-
itors; and any other business that
anay arise. Mr. W. G. Nicholson will
he present.
John A. Armstrong, President.
Bertram Klopp, Secretary
DRYSDALE
Has Reception
Rev. Father Robert of St. Peter's
Church, on the Blue Water was the
guest at a party held in his honor at
the parish hall on Wednesday, Febr-
uary 27th. Mr. John Denomy was
chairman and Master of Ceremonies,
for the evening.
The farewell address was read by
the leader of the reception committee
Mr. Alvin Rau.
Dear Rev. Father Robert:` grain advising him of the death of
We. the parishioners of St. Peter's his brother, Guy Brook, who died in
Church, have gathered here tele ev-1 Sussex, England, in his 65th year.
ening, prior i:o Your departure froni sine deceased had been a bank man-
eur midst. It is with sincere regret f ager for many years and would have
that we see you go. During the past !retired frown the bank this year.
six months we have all learned to Ken Hicks, of the RCAF., Aylmer,
love you, Your kind spirit, charitable -pent ai day in the village recently,
ways, and untiring efforts in outcoming here to attend the reception
behalf will be recorded in the heart in the Town Hall in honor of the
of each one of us and will serve as lin
personel.
a happy remembrance for years to County Warden R. E. Shaddick,
come. Our unanimous wish is that
you may love your new parish and
he loved in turn, just as you have
ZURICH. Rte. .
Thored ay, March 7th, 1946
meelesefesensoloilftmermelerser-
stein cow fresh and bred again; Hol- 1Ohathahn fanning mill witrl beggar
stein cow fresh; !Holstein cow fresh and screens, DeLaval cream separator
and bred again; Holstein ,cow fresh, No. 15 with power attachment, large
Holstein cow fresh, 3 Holstein heif- quantity of lumber, cedar posts,
ers 2 yrs. old bred; Holstein heifer rails,
ail , 200 cedar lost of snow
or ences,ces, ele tric
c
1 -yr. old; Holstein Heifer 1 year old,
2 Holstein heifers fall calves. All with insulators, steel posts new, 32-
these cows have beetested for T. trought. extension
large; lxkd yardsteel
gravel box
B. and were 100% good.Stewart horse clipper, pig scal-
Pi�gs 2 Yorkshire sows due in new, spring wagon, 2 steel
Man, black sow due in April, 5 small es and crates, sp g
pigs 7 weeks old. drums, concrete pig troughs, 2 new
Implements--MMcCormick Deering chicken shelters,
largehicken hoppers
e cooker, self
binder 7 -ft cut practically new; De -feeders, quantity
ering mower 5 -ft. cut; McCormick rnountedand fountains, sea of double
Deering 11 -disc fertilifier drill; Peter harness, brass mounted; 2 sets of
Hamilton 4 -horse spring tooth culti- dougle harness, brass mounted hand
•
vator, Massey Harris 11 -list out- made, set single harness, 10 horse
throw •4 -horse; 5 -section harrows, collars in goodcondition, line shaft
etc; Ideal manure spreader new; and pulleys„
MdConmick Deering hay loader new; Hay and Gaain — 0o
1Stons
of
Low Down farm wagon, farm wagon, alfa 'mixed hay; 1 30t bs ofls Car-
clover16-dt. flat hay rack, wagon box, and timothy hay
stock rack, gravel box, pr. sleighs, tier seed oats, 2 ton of feed beans,
cutter, rublber tired buggy, 110 -ft. quantity of clover seed, alfalfa seed
i
steel rake, 3 -drum steel roller, car- also timothy seed, quantity of hard
riage, 4-h.p. gasoline engine, large wood 16 -in; dog house, team bells,
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cutting box, John Deere riding plow' milk cans, forks, shovels, eveners,
twin plw, 2 walking plows, Oliver neckyokes, sling ropes, block and
bean scuffler with puller combined, tackle, steel feed barrels, scalding
horse scuffler,. Wheelbarrow, root barrel, bushel boxes, steel hog tro-
pulper, cream separator DeLaval with ughs, cow bars, devices, grease guns,
motor attached new; Clinton 3ann- 2 saw horses, etc.
beg mill, oat roller, 2000-1b. capacity Household effects -- Good Cheer
scales, 32 -ft. extension ladder, large white enamel kitchen range practic-
hay fork, sling ropes, a quantity of ally new; •Coleman 3 -burner gas stove
twine sacks, grain bags, nag truck new; Quebec coal heater . and steel
new, grass seeder, 12 -in. Fleury Chop mat; wood heater, glass •China sup-
per and jack, 2 -wheel trailer, half- board, extension table, drop leaf
horse motor, light sleigh, pr. horse table, 4 kitchen chairs and stool,
blankets, 2 sets of heavy harness, 2 General Electric battery radio, bed,
sets of single harness, 6 horse col- springs and mattress, dresser with
lars, logging chains, 2 4 -horse even- mirror, new lawn mower, smaller
ers, neekyokes, whippletrees, forks, lawn mov 'r, wash stand, toilet set,
shovels, spades, cross cut saw, hem- large qua ity of sealers, 2 vinegar
lock planks, quantity of lumber, 2 barrels, sl? p ladder, .'washing mach -
large meat barrels and numerous ar- ine and ri ger, • small table, 2 hutch -
tides. Also an Allis Chalmers Model er tables, day bed with mattress, gas
l sold: lamp„' kerosine lamp, 8 -day clock,
4 Tractor if not previoust
No reserve, as the! ei,Priet r nas sold pails, Aden rake, -3 hoes, 2 gaso-
line
reeler, line s, 5 -gal kerosene can, stove
his farm. pipes, e,eh, clothes basket, gallop
Terms—Cash w ocks' �i-,3g wheel, lawn flower`
Ervin
Ervin Gingerich,
Weber, Auctioneer.. stands,:,•• box and post, screens,
Clerk:
Chris Gingerich, Proprietor. �erae
et'oster and other numerous are
with us, but realising your power of
goodness in any community, we feel
gratified and give thanks to God
and His excellency, the Rev. 'Fr. T.
Kidd, Bishop of London, for having
sent you to us even for such a short
while. To them, with God's Holy
will and with our prayers, Bless oth-
ers as yon have blessed us, with good
example and good teachings. - And
prays that God will strengthen you
to further His great work, and also
wish you lots of health, strength and
happiness so that you may ensoy
even greater success in your.vocat-
ional life.
•After these remarks Mr. John Den-
omey thanked one and all for mak-
ing this occasion such a great suc-
cess, and the remainder of the ev-
ening was spent in dancing, singing
and card playing.
HENSALL
Mrs. George Bennett is confined
to her home with an attack of
pleurisy.
Douglas Sangster of Westminster
Hospital, was a recent visitor with
his mother, Mrs. Minnie Sangster.
The Hensel” Seed Show will be
held in the Town Hall on Friday,
March 8th,
Rev. R. A. Brook received a tele -
Jas. Paterson, Village Clerk and the
councillors, A. W. Kerslake, Melvin
Moir, BEd Fink and Howard Hyde
been here. What is our loss will be , were in Toronto last week attending
their gain. We sincerely hope that the Good Roads Convention.
you will find frequent occasions to Miss Mary Hemphill of London,
•cnisit our parish in the future where : spent the week -end at her home here
you will be warmly welcomed. And 1 friends of Mrs. Geo. Walker are
so it ie a great pleasure for us to, pleased to see her out after her re-
take this opportunity of asking you ` cent illness.
this evening, Father, to accept thio 1 The World's Day of Prayer will be
purse as a very small token of (mil observed in St. Paul's Anglican
appreciation for what you have Clone • church, Hensall, Friday March 8th,
for us and of the very high esteem 1 at 3 pen. Carmel Church and the
in . which you are held here. United church will unite with them.
Signed on behalf of the Parishon- ° Mrs. Harry Arnold, well known
ers of St. Peter's Churcn, French,'Hensell resident left on Monday for
Settlement. i Victoria Hospital, London, where
Following the presentation Mr. she will undergo an operation for re -
Charles Rau presented Father Robert moval of a cataract from her eye.
with a purse of money amounting to • The many friends of Mrs. Arnold
one -hundred and three dolrars, to trust the operation will prove suc-
which Father Robert made a very ap- ce&fun. The operation will be par-
propriate and lengthy reply, expres- formed by Dr. S. Thompson, eye
sing his gratitude for the fine spirit specialist of London
of co-operation shown him. During •
the course of his reply he stated that'
he considered this purse as a symbol
o f respect toward the priesthood.
And that though parting is sometimes
,.aid to be `Sweet Sorrow" and he
was will ing to accept it as the will
of (lod.
Mr. Roche spoke in brief, and corn -
anted on the good work, both spir-
itual and temporal, during his short of Dashwood. w75est
acres more or less,
stay in the parish. Speech in brief:. 45 or 50 acres of heavy poplar bush
"The sad at heart and sharing your and balance lin pasture. Well fenced
sorrow and great disappointment, T lents of spring water,with wind
'feel privileged with the honor of , mill on the pproperty.
apeaking to such a distinguished 1
guest as our spiritual director, our I GI`lRMS-10 %• on day of sale, and
;representative of Christ, The yea jr balance in 30 days Will he sold
etfeje�ct to a reserved bid.
'Rev. Father Edgar Robert. i
Dear Rev. rather: In behalf of our; Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
church; our parish and our comm- Sande( J. Miller, •Ferdixrafui Miller,
unity we gather here tonight in �grati- Executors "of late Elizabeth Miller.
fscation and heartfelt thanks to eat -
press to you? our appreciation for' Clearing Auction Sale
;•our spiritual and temporal acompli- ,
AUCTION SALE
Of Property and Household Effects,
In ZURICH, on
SATURDAY,. MARCH 9th,
At 1.30 o'clock, sharp, the following
REAL ESTATE — Being compris-
ed of Village Lot No. Forty -Six in
Knell's Survey, of the Village of
Zurich. There is on the premiees a
frame dwelling covered with metal
siding, has up -stairs, cellar, kitchen,
smoke house, 1 -5th acre of rand, the
house is wired for Hydro, plenty of
hard and oft water, buildings have
goad roofs, and nicely located.
Terms of Real Estate -20% to be
paid on day of sale and balance in
30 days, Will be sold subject to a
reserved bid.
Household Effects — 2 bed room
suites, Clare Jewel cook stove, prac-
tically new; dining room table, 7
dining room chairs, rocking chair,
trunk, 12 -gauge shot gun, glass cup-
board, 2 bureaus, electric plate,
buggy rug, mirror, iron kettle, meat
grinder, lawn mower, 2 small tables,
quantity of coal, shovels, hoes, axes
and numerous other articles.
There will also be sold at the,
sane time and place the household'
effects of Mrs. Susan Gesell, Prop-
rietress
Terms—•• -Cash
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
E. E. Weido, Clerk.
Alvin Wurm, Henry Schilbe, Exec-
utors of the latg Louis Wurm
Estate
Terms—Cash
KLOPP'S ONE - STOP SERVICE
MARATHON GAS
A Gas known to every Motorist. Why take chances
on inferior Gas when you can buy the Best
Engineered Lubrication
At Klopp's you get Guaranteed Indian Lubrication, using 7
kinds of Grease. We invite you to watch our trained
Attendants Grease Cars.
Expert Repairing
We use the KING AN ALYSER to TUNE UP your Motor.
Batteries, Accessories, Goodyear Tires
Clean and Tidyest Rooms. nesd Most Up -Te -
Date Garage and Service Station.
Drive in and let us service and "Pep Up" your Car
HOWARD KLOPP, LESSEE
Ward Fritz Used Oar Lot in Connection.
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in adjoining barn, also horse stable old, red Durham bull 1 year old; 2:.
and other box stalls, large concrete • small calves. •
cement silo new 12x35 -ft. with feed
room, large drive shed with new
steel roof, land is good clay loam
well drained, well fenced and in good
state of 'cultivation, barn haslitter
carrier.
'.Germs of Real Estate -10% to be
Real Estate — 100 acres more or
less, being Lot 26, Concessron 11,
in Hay Township.,' 1 4 miles north of
Zurich; 2.5 acres in red clover, 10
acres of alfalfa, 8.acres permanent
pasture, 10 acres •ef fall wheat, • 17
acres of fall plowing, 20 scores of
corn. ground, 9 acres of hardwood
bush, fruit trees, apples, plumbs, etc.
brick house with new oft water sy-
stem, built in cupboards, wood shed,
elate roof on house, plenty of hard
and soft water; modern bank dairy
barn, 20 steel stauncheons, steel ,bull
pen, -water bowls, litter carrier, large
pig stable in main barn, hen house
AUCTION SALE
Of 75 Acres of Land, at Hotel
Corner, DASHWOOD, On
FRIDAY, MARCH 15th.
At 2 o'•edock, p.m.
Land being North 3-4 of Lot No. 9,
Concession 16, Hay Township, locat••
shments during your short stay with
es. Yon have rekindled the fire of
faith in our seek strengthened out
.belief, en lightened our minds,with
an understanding of good willand
Of Farm Stock and Implements, en
loot 5, Concession 18, Stanley Town-
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own-1x miles north of Blake, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20th.
Commencing at 1 o'clock, sharp
filled our hearts with faith, hope and Horses—Grey Percheron wagon
charity. Team rising 3 years old; black mare
In our Church and Parish affairs 4 years old Percheron; grey Gelding
too, you have been a success. Your rising 4 years old Percheron.
5nanci,,l report was favourably re- Cattle—Holstein Cyw dun April
e ived by all and we compliment you '22nd; Holstein .eow fresh; holstein
ee good business. A Ieef .from your Cow due at time of Sale; Holstein
:leek wentel help many of us its mete. Cow due at time of sale; :holstein
sry, Father, soli will stilt remain co,v frcralr; Holstein cow fresh; Ila!-Deering16-pl
4 ate disc outthrow:t
AUCTION SALE
Of Farnn, Farm Stock and Imple-
ments and household Effects, on Let
26, Con. 11, Hay Township. 114 mile
north of Zurich, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 19th
At 1 oclock, sharp the following:
Horses — Matched team of blacks
rising 4 and 5 yrs. old, Clydes, each
has 4 white stockings, and white fore-
head, well broken, Agriculture type,
sound; Belgium gelding strawberry
roan rising 2 years; Belgium sorel
rising 1 yr. old; silver maims and
tails; Roadster . mare works single
and double.
Pigs -- Registered Yorksntre sow,
bred by Walker farms, due on the
1,5th of April, 2 pure bred York-
shire brood sows due April '2Oth, 1
pure bred York brood sow bred 2
months; Registered York nog 11i:
years old, bred by Walkers farm,
sired :by highest priced boar aold at
the Galt sale. -
Impl.ements --- McCormick Deer-
ing binder 7 -ft. cut new, cut only 80
acres; International McCormick Deer
ing hay loader new; New Idea low
down manure spreader practically
new; McCornnick Deering 4 -horse
cultivator practically new, also has
extra; tongue for tractor; low down
steel farm wagon M. -H; 16 -ft. flat
hay rack, also Leman sliding rack
new; bob sleighs with flat rack new;
Cutter, rubber tire buggy, McCor-
mick Deering 5 -ft. mower; M-il.
bean scuffler; M••tII, bean senffler
with puller combined has new knivee
1 -horse scuffler, 2 walking plow, .
new, 4 -section harrows; 10 -ft. Mc- f
'Cornniek hay rake stieel; 1Vfr.C'nrtniclrq
Pigs — 5 Yorkshire Sows with lite
ter at foot; Yorkshire Sow due at
time of sale; 3 Yorkshire Sows bred:,
3 months; 25 Yarkshire sows break
2 months. These Sows average a=-
bout 275 -lbs. each and are of Bacbi
Type.
paid on day of sale and balance hi i Implements — White bean mach-
30 days. Sold subject to a reserved , inc • on rubber in good condition -with
belting, ,blocks and cable; McCor.
r mick Deering W. 4 Tractor on rub-.
1 ber, has starter and lights, P.T.O.;
Allis )Chalmers 5 -ft. .Combine No,.
60 in good. condition; 3 -furrow plow
}with naw coulters and skimmers Mee
Cormick; 8 -ft. McCormick trblibres
O}f` Bean Machine, Tractor, Coni:! disc new; 10 -ft. McCormiwith power
ck Deering'::bine, Farm Stock, Implements and i rift tiender
10 Newx Ideal; manure spr
Household Effects, on Lot 11, Con. Bader practically new; rubber tired,
3, Stanley Township, 2.‘emiles farm wagon; 16 -ft. flat hay rack;north of Zurich, on 250 -gallon gas tank with 'pump unit
Thursday, March 14th, and top tank; 2- wheel traile With,
Commencing at 1.00 o'clock, sharp stock rack. • :as
Horses -1 Belgium Gelding, rising Household Effeeiis---Steel bedstead
2 years old. and .springs•, wicker rocker, settee,.
Cattle—Holstein • cow fresh and Victor battery radio, Quebec • coat
bred again; Holstein Cow fresh; Hol-
stein Cow fresh and bred again;
Jersey cow fresh; Jersey cow due
at tihne of Sale, Hereford Cow still
milking, Herford cow still milking
and bred again; '2 road heifers rising
2 years old; Herford heifer rising 2
years old; Holstein heifer rising 2
yrs. old; holstein heifer rising 1 Ervin Gingerich, Clerk.
year old; Brindle )heifer rising 1 yr. Earl Gingerich, Proprietor.
bid, if not previously sold.
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.,
Win. S. Johnston, Clerk.
William Schrag, Proprietor.
Clearing Auction Sale
heater newly lined and with pipes.
70 sap ,pails, new, range cook stove,
hand washing machine and numer-
ous other articles.
No reserve, as the proprietor has
sold his farm.
Terms—+Cash
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
RED CIIOSS WORK
Only your continued support -of the Red Cross can ensure:
that the splendid work being done for our sick and wounded,
'veterans will be kept up. Your support will snake possible.
such vital peacetime works as the upkeep of Outpost.
Hospitals, the Peacetime Blood Donor Service, Nursing
Services, Disaster Relief, the Visiting Homemaker Service,..
the junior Red Cross, and many other services for the social
betterment of our people.
There will be no Red Cross drive for funds this year. Your
continued membership in the Red Cross is all that is asked.
Minimum membership fee is one dollar. Your local Red
Cross Branch will provide you with further details.
THE CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY
PAZ
ONTARIO DIVISION
004,20
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C. BRUCE HILL, President
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