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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1949-03-31, Page 4"2.1012.1t14 ONTARIO Aldon Theatre GRAND BEND ifaresents for Your. Enjoyment. the Following Attractions 1Yday, Saturday 'Friday, Saturday 'Randolph Scott, •Mine Jeffreys March 25-26 April 1-2 Robert Ryan Gabby Hayes The service was conducted by Rev. Lane of Clinton. Deceased was in his seventy-ni•nth year, and is the last of a family of eight. Those from a distance whe attended the fun- eral were Mr and :Mrs Geo. :Stephen- son, Walkerton and ilVir and Mrs. Hoffman, ARhnonte, Mich. Interin- ent was in Hayfield cemetery. Goshen WMS Meete The March meeting of the Goshen WIVIS was held at the home of Mrs. C. G. McBride. The president open- ed the meeting with the theme 'Thy Kingdom Came," and 1,1/1rs. Russel Erratt at the organ. The Hymn "City of God, how Broad and Fair", was sung, after Which silent prayer. "Work for the Night is Coming" was then sung. 'Mrs. J. •McKinley gave a St. Patrick's reading. Mrs. Elgin IVIts Kinley took up the business. Minut- es were read and adopted and the roll called and answered by a Script- ure verse. Mrs. Armstrong ended the study book with Mrs. R. Robinson as- sisting. Mrs. McKinle y offered pray- er and the offering received. A card of thanks was read. Return of the Bad Men Thundering Thrills from the Hearin ;Turbulence •of the Early Days Mickey Mouse Cartoon and Supermen Monday, Tuesday April 4-5 In Glorious Technicolor DUEL IN THE SUN Adult Entertainment Jennifer Jones .Gregory Peck Joseph Cotten Herbert Marshall Lionel Barryinore .A. Tragic Love Triangle between two nen and a Tempestuous Half -Breed Beauty Paramount Newsreel ton Truck with stock rack in good condition Tractor and Implements Farm- an Tractor on rubber, equipped with starter and lights, in perfect cendit- ion; tractor 4 -now scuffler and pull- er; McD, 2 -furrow plow on rubber, like new; 'McD. 61 -ft: tractor cultiv- ator; double tractor disc; MD. side delivery rake; (Cockshutt 13 -disc fer- tilizer drifi; McCormick mower 5 -ft. cut, Cockshutt No. 4 manure .spread- er; M -H. binder 7 -ft. cut; M -H. S - horse cultivator• M -H. scattier and bean puller com7bined; ,2-elrum steel roller; 3 Fleury 'walking plows; set of bob sleighs; IM -H: hay loader; 8- GRAND BEND - — Miss Blatchford of London, retur- ned to her home after relieving Miss 'Mary Yoe at the Post Office. Miss 'Yoe spent three weeks in Detroit. IIr and Mrs L. Swartz and daugh- ter of London, Mrs. Garrod of Ailsa Craig, Miss Doreen Baker of London were visitors with Mr and Mrs Well- ington Baker. Mr. Gordon Turnbull was a vis- itor with her mother, Mrs. Gerona taette. Mr and Mrs D. Weatherspoota of London, visited tvvith Mr and Mrs. Russell Webb. In a car accident recently, Mr Ev- erett Desjardine received a severe -cut in the ,head which required sey- eral stitches •to His • car was 'badly smashed. DASHWOOD Thurad•ay, March 31st, 10491 ZURICH Deering 2 -row smellier and pullercombined, combined, like new; McD. 1.1s -hoe fertilizer •drill; Mal -1. 3 -horse tultiv. ator, new root pulper, Fleury 'walk- ing plow, 1 -horse shuffler, 3 -section nas diamond harrows, set bob sleighs,' plows, Adams steel tire wagon; 16- rubber tired wagon 600x16 tires;' ft hay rack, set of sling ropes, set steel tire wagon, 16 -ft. hay rack,' sleighs. large galvanized water trough gravel box, set double harness, 3rd stoneboat, 32 -ft. new extension lad - horse harness, set sling ropes, 24 der, 100 gallon gasoline tank, Anker good grain lens, fence stretchera twine, iron fence posts, barb wire, chicken shelters, etoneboat, large grease gun, ladders, barrey fork, chains, shovels, -neckyokes, double-, trees and many articles too numerous' to mention. drag harrows, 3 drum steel roller, 3-111olt 550 cap. cream eepo,rators eat. horse cultivator, Bissel hand Kugler, of double harness, wagon box, pit •• McCormick hand seuffler, 2 sets 3- crate. ouantity of salt, logging chain*, section diamond harrows; Internatica buggy, cutter, spades, Shovels, forka„ 1 loader, 3 Fleury -walking barrels and many articles too rimer- • onus •to mention. TER1VIS--CASH Ed. Lamport SEM, Proprietors. Earil Birr, 'Clerk. Alvin Waiver, Auctioneer. ft. hay rake; Bell cutting box with These items have •all been recently I 30 -ft. pipes; 2,0007113, cap. platform purchased new, but will ibe sold with - scales; Clinton fanning mill; -Set of lout reserve, as the farm is sold. Diamond . harrows, set hook and tooth Grain — 300 bushels of good quai- . harrows; Vessot 9 -in. grinder; Beeler y mixeti gram. Timken roller bearing rubber tired 1 TERMS --CASH wagon, like new; 2 steel tired wag- Addison Tiernan, Proprietor. ons; 14 -ft. hay rack, gravel box.; , Milford iMerner, Clark. large block and tackle with 100- ft. Alvin Walper, Auctioneer. steel cable, suitable for extra heavy work; 6 bunches cedar shingles, Anker Holt cream separator, 800- AN EXTENSIVE CLEARING H t ul er set I I Mrs. Wesley Ehgland and Miss Beatrice Graybeil, accompanied by their brother, Mr. Wilber Graybeil., of Woodstock attended the funeral of their uncle, Mr. Neil Furgezon of Bay City, Mich., over the week -end. Mr and Mrs Mervyn Tiernan and Mrs. W. Wolfe spent a few days in Toronto last week. Mrs. T. Hoperoft has returned af- ter spending a few weeks in Wood- bridge. Mr. Herb Wein of Detroit spent last week at his home here, also 'at- tending the funeral of his ibrothere' Mr. Everett Heist has returned af- ter spending a few weeks with •his daughter in 'Wakaw, Sask. .Lloyd Rader who recently Un- derwent an operation in St. Joseph's Hospital, Londen, has returned hcitne Mre and Mrs Clayton Wildfong and Nona and Mr. Keith Wildfong and friend, Miss Gladys •Colwill of Lon- don, spent the week -end in town, al- so attending the fiftieth ,anniversary of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Wildfong.n Had Fiftieth Anniversary .i• , We extend congratulations to &r. and Mrs. Joseph Wildfong tiFpii• fiftieth. wedding anniversary o ii Mardi '2th. ',The -Y. "Were 'pleasantly surprisedeet their home by the mem bers of the "family When a gift *as presented to them and a dainty lunch was served."A.• bouquet of flowers was placed to the church altar on Sun day.. in their honour. bail -Atter Wein Sarcii:leif Wein, 65, formerly ,Of Clinton, died in London on Wednes- day, 1V1a.ech 23rd. Survivingds a bro- ther, Herbeet, of:Detroit. • The fun- eral was held from the T. H. Hoff- man feineral.,harnee pn , Friday. Bar - took place in Crediton cemetery. Rev. LT. offidiated.' • . , • lb. capacity; M -I . roo p p , double harness; buzz saw; 2 wheel -1 AUCTION SALE belt; 2 gas barrels, new light rope Of Real Estate, Horses, 70 Head of 100 -ft. long; set sling ropes, ditching High Grade Shorthorns, Hogs, Tree- ecraper, 2 cross cut saws, Cyclone i tor and Farm Implements. grass seeder, 100 -ft. picket fence; The Undereigned Auctioneer has electric fencer, posts and insulators, been instructed to sell by publis auc- 80 rods barb wire; 20 cow .chains, tion, on Lot 17, ConcesSion 16, colony house 16x10 -ft; brooder stoveStephenTownship; 1% Miles north 500 chick capacity; 140 -egg capacity i of Shipka, or 21/2 miles west and 2 incubator; 'chicken shelters and feed- ' miles south of Dashwood, on ers; a logging chains, •quantity of i THURSDAY, APRIL 7th. grain bags, some lumber, various ear -i penter tools pails, ladders, shovels, At 112430 p.m. Sharp. forks, doubletrees and many other Farm — At the same time and articles too numerous to mention. place there will be offered subject to Hay and Grain — 15 tons good a reserved bid. The farm consistingi quality mixed leap,- 350 bales of oat ' of Lot North Half 17, South Half straw; 159 bashele of mixedgrain; 18, Conceesion 16, •Stephea. Town - '75 bushels Carter oats suitable for ship; 100 acres on, which is situated seed; 100 bushels barley, 2 bushels a White brick house, bank barn 76x of alfalfa seed. , 46 -ft; drive shed, hen house, 1 acre Maple Syrup Eqiiipment — Boiling of good maple bush. Is well drained, feet; galvanized 300 gallon SuPPIY oughout. neverfailieig rock well, Hydro thr-• pan 5x2 feet.; finithing par Wills - tank, 250 sap pails and spiles. . Farm — North Half .16, South Household Effects — Locomotive Half 17, Concession '16, Stephen Tp., electric washing machine in good 100 acres on which is situated a brick condition, kitchen stove, box stove, house, bank barn 512si36 feet; drive extension table, cupboard, small ' shed, separate granary 14x30 -ft, 30 tables, 6 ki4daerS ; elsairs, rocking acres mixed .seisslie never failing rock chairs, leather couch; -churn, butter : well. Both of:these farms are in good bowl,- 1 -ib. butter :print, all kinds of state of cultivation- and repair. 'They dishes .etc. ' etc. • • ,. • :• • , . • • I will be offered . seperatery. -As this' i8, P 1017°•'' •SAla; selling will ! Terms of Real Estate: 10% of start sharp at 12.30. No- reserve, as I purchase price " on day of Sale and the farm is sold.• :balance on, ,completion of sale, 30 - . TERMS—CASH Ira Stebbins, Proprietor.. Earl Birr, Clerk. Alvin Waiver, J. R. McLear!es - 11 •' -r-allefe fe-rre47st&yeestfasd' • 6elaselese as. : • W. I. Meet • The regular meeting of the local Women's Institute was held in the -town hall with a good attendance. Ars. H. Waipere the president, was in the chair. It was decided to Ship the old woollens to be made „ipto blankets to Fairfield's in WineilPeg. A committee was appaisetadeto :brine; in a slate of officers at the April end- eting. All women of the oonununity, as well as W. I. members are invited to attend the short course "Oven Prepared Meals," to be hela on the ..afternoons of April seventh and 8th, beguiling at-aeat) -4er-theatown 'There will be a registredn fen ee a-saase-erse•' cents for ,ene entreee ecouree. BAYFIELD • barows, 50 cedar posts'; 20 -ft. rubber Emergency Operation Little Beverley' FoOte,:elder daugh- ghter of Mr and Mrs George Foote, , was taken te Clinton Hospital la' en ambulance and ati,emergericy opera; tion for aruptured e.ppendix. follow- . • eel Operakion in Hospital • Hugh Gilmore went to Clinton Public Hospital where he -underwent an operation similar to that recently -performed en His Majesten King -George VI. It was done to improve the circulation of his left leg which has been giving .him trouble since a pank fell. on his foot when, he was .aesisting in the building a the' Hay- field- Fire Hall. Fracture i Her 1iip • •• • • . Mrs. George King met with an un- fortunate accident when she sustain- ed a fracture to her left hip:She wpa kneeling in front lof the eitame on one knee, examining the grates, ewnen she inadvertently toughed the hat stove. This caused her to jerk ai-iy and sedhe lost her balance and fell over -of. the floor. Mr. King •assisted.. her to a chair where she remained until -medical aid arrived and was 'taken .to the Hospital for treatment. Fire Damages Cottage Fire 'broke out aroundthe,•calimns eee on the roof of Wn. McDool'sicot- tage. Ritchie ilVIcDool, Who was an Ws way home at noon, fast noticed -the smoke and summoning Kenneth Erandon, they hurried to the scene: seeth pails of water, and put the fire' • days. Horses -3 Agricultural Type, !sound reliable and- good work nares Clearing Auction Sale Of Farm Stock and Implements, at Lot 6, Con.. 12, Tuckersmith Twp. 3 miles East of Ilensall, on MONDAY, APRIL 4th at 12.30 p.m. d. Cheitnut Gelding, 6 years old.. 40 •Head 'Hereford Steers and Heif- ers, ranging from 1 to 2 year old. Pigs -15' York Chunks. • Hay. and •Grain. 1, Machinery Allis Chalmens Trac- tor inarabbera almest new; Massey Vrdan Plow; full line of tractor Machinery. Also a full line of ether machinery practically new. ' No reserve, as the Farm is sold TERUS-a-CKSH Carrie McLeait; •*Preprietress. E. P. CheeneY,'Clerk:• Harold Jackeop, Auctiopeer. STANLEY TOWNSHIP Mr.,Allan Keys.. of Montreiti was '-e• visitor with his parents, Mr end 41$1ccs Bea Keys, Brueefield, and his brothers in Stanley. airs. 'Ernie MeClinchey is in Cin- toa Hospital, having undergone an • operation Monday last, Mr. John C. Doig of Grand Rap; was the guest of his mother and eieter at -Kippest and while there they all motored to Belleville to visit with a sister and other relatives in and around Belleailese, Recent itors with :Mr and Mrs. Hen Keys, Brucefield were Mr. and Gordon Keys and ,f; m of St, Marys; Mr end Mrsa-larvey Keys and daughter of Ilersall; Mr and Mrs. 'Mervin K evs anal daughters of Win- nipeg, IVan., and Mr. Allan Keys of Queleee. Latv Edw-rd James St etiiih,ason TN, feneral of the late Award Jninies .qt.eplion an was held from the .;11,111 Mnteb. :Flea:rat Ilaren Cilinton foot; 8 cows mincing, some to • e o - Clearing Auction Sale lend with calf at foot; 1 farrow cow; •• t heifers carrying first calf, due in October and ovember; 1 heifer car - Of Live Stock, Grain, • Tractor and I lying eecoial calf, due in April; 5 Farm Implements. The undersigned calves .5 months old; 2 steers and 3 Auctioneer has been instructed to sell heifers 8 months old, 6 open heifers by Public Auction, On the Farm, Lot •q years old, 4 heifers, 2 steers 1 year 6, .. Cencession12, . Hay•Townehip, Old e dark red Shorthorn Buil rising Bronson Line, 11:li miles north Of • * •'. ' .. 3 Years old; a number of small calves Dashwood, 1011 This herd has been Government T.H. ' WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6tb. tested and were • fearid 1005 negat- ive Commencing at 1. O'clock pan. sharp vaccinated. All Cal:Mood (no reactors) Horses — Clyde, dark bay Agee -ill- Hogs — Yorkshire sow carrying- tulal mare, 8 yrs. old; Clyde, bay Ag- her 3rd litter, due May IOth; 9 ricultural mare, 4 years old. A sound choice stockers, averaging 125 -lbs. and reliable team. Cattle— Holstein cow, 4years old,lecePhOultry — 140 yearling hens, 4 milking; Light roan Hereford heifer geese, 1 gander, a good laying strain carrying her first calf; -.2. liereforde 14 ducks 2 drakes. heifers, carrying their first calf; 5 Implements — Automobile„ 1936 choice Hereford heifers rising I2. years Te'rraplane Coach, recently overhaul - old; Durham heifer risnig 2 years old ed, has good tires; McDeering Farm - These Cattleare all: in extra good al A. Tractor on rubber with puller condition, 7 . and 4 -roe' Stuffier equipment; Ford - Hogs •— Yorkshire Sow, carrying son tractor on steel; ' Cockshutt 2 - her first litter, due at time of Sale. 4 furrow plow, 12 -inch bottom; M -T -L choice stockers, averaging 125 -lbs. 2 -furrow tractor plow, 10 -inch bot...: Co -Ed 17 je w eht. $337%. Sulovo Watchos--Canackes Grottiest Weds Volue--$24.7.5 Senator 17 jeweler. $37". to $250G Clearing Auction Sale Of Tractor, Lineatocle,Farm Implem- ents, Combine, Hey and Grain, and Household Effects.. The Undersigned Auctioneers have been instructed to sell iby Public Auction on the premises, Lot 10, L. R.E., Bosanquet Township. 3 miles south and half mile east of Grand Bend, on No. 21 Highway, on' TUESDAY, APRIL 12th. Commencing at 1.30 p.m. Sharp. —LIVE STOCK— Horses — Aged Team Perchpron, geldings, Cattle -- Durham cow,I8 years old due in May; Durham. farrow cow, 5 years old; Hereford cow, 8 years Old, with calf at foot; Durham cow, 10 yeara, old, due in August; Durham farrow cow, 8 evare old; Durham cow, 8 years old with heifer calf at foot; (1-10letein steer, t year old; 1.ed Durham steer 1 year !old; 4 heifers 1 year old. These cattle are all of good quality and have been Govern - merit T. 13. Tested, and were found 100% negative. No reactor,. —Implernents, arain and Housetvo;!cl Effects— Combine and Light Truck — Mc-; Cormick Deering 5 -ft. Combine, com-1 pletely equipped with m tor, secear clear, grain tank, bean sieve, piels etc. This combine was ptirehn neee lest, yen:. Ch; each; 6 ..choicestockers, averaging 150 -lbs. each,- • e. Implements — V.A.C. Case Tract- or on rubber,. used one season, with hydraulic lift; Case Tractor Plow 12 - in. bottom, and 2 -row scuffier,,if not previously sold; McCormick Deering binder 7 -ft. cut, on rubber, used .only one. season; double 16 -plate tractor disc; McCormick mower; McCormick tom; Cockshutt double tractor disc, 14 plates; HiSsel double tractor disc, 16 plates; McD. binder 7 -ft. •cut; McD. eid e delivery like new; M -H. oil bath mower 6 -ft. cut; McCormick mower, MeH. 11hoe fertilizer drill; Case hay ioaderelike new; McD. 2 - row .scuffler like •new; M,1-1. puller and scuffler combined; Bissel manure spreader like- new; McD. 3-sectioa TOURIST CAMP OPERATORS • Licences Expire 'MARCH 31st All licences issaed to Tourist Camp Operators under The Tourist Camp Regulation Act, 1946, expire on March 31st, 1949s Applications for renewal should be made io the Municipal Clerk in the municipality in which the camp is established, or in Unorganized di's, tricts, to the inspector of Provincial Police in that district. If you are in doubt as to your status insofar as this Act is concerned, please ,write to the Deputy Minister, Department of Travel and Publicity, Parliament Buildings, Toronto. DEPARTMENT OF TRAVEL & PUBLICITY PARLIAMENT SUILDINCIS TOitONTO Hort. LOUIS CECRE,K. Minitter TOM C. MeCALL Deputy htiristee NATIONAL TOURIST SERVICE WEEK From May 2nd to May 9th Tourist business is YOUR business. The Canadian Association of Tourist and Publicity. Bureaux hes published an informative booklet 'The Visitor Industry"' which tells what you can do to help further this important national progrant. Write for your free copy. l-Rmis.paerry,ria# cows hfothrealGRON/#7;917.f iwrems: Agrairltri/a Z75psaioN eloEtt G.AE PRE We um 6.400 4174,960 90,632 VitEA./s.E 70 i. INCREASE g top* "fft ozoviti Net ifs$11. iios oNLY 4c,60 v , s IRIIGHI PATES • ea, The above carieon, puhttsbed in the Christmas issue of The Spanner, house organ of .tbe Caeadfao Pacific Railway, graphically illustrates that if the C.PR. is to continue to paY its wayand remain in business it CLT1 an ntl tt ipaartVe 51 InThe ,,ba t foreqtdpbmyerit, Materials, wages ittal other expenses, more el in le" i 2; onshon that trasorta tttts n relation to freight rates have out7.TithelttehesNLtoi:)7nt eleeliaaa where many items have .increased more than 50 per milt over pre -ear cosds.. • The same unprecedented ncrease is true in such important items as roadie. stock units as well as in Ilaterials and wages. In the latter two catcgones costs have jumped over 65 per cent and 70 per cent respectively since pre-war days while the price of most freight transportation items has ga up only 21 per cent.