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R. W. IL LSLEY
Telephone: Zurich 133, or 226.
in the morning. The church wa
beautifully decorated with a profas-
Loan of flowers. A very liberal thank
!
offering was received. Visiting con-
gregations were froin Zurich, Credit -
i on and Grand Bend. The anor.ning
service was broadcast over CKNK,
! Wingham, .and was listened to by
many thousands who could not at-
tend the . services,
Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid held
thein monthly g c meetin • �O, t. 11th. Mrs
Krueger was presented. with a pair
of gloves before leaving for Kitchen=
er, where .she will make her home. A
social evening was spent with group
! I in charge, served a very dainty
lunch.
The.Ournmodores, Toronto Star's
free concea•t and the "Videoettes"
Swiss Bell Ringers will be in Dash-
wood Ev. U. B. church on, Thursday
! Oct, 19th at S o''clo•ck.
r . Mr and Mrs. Harry Guenther of
Windsor and Mr and Mrs, Ervin
Guenther of Toronto' spent the week-
end with relatives.
St. Joseph and. Beaver Town
Mr and Mrs. Leon Bedard and Mr
and Mrs. Armand Denomme motor-
ed to Kitchener on Friday last,where
+
they remained till Sunday
visiting
g
their children.
Mr. Bob Meryorvidge and Miss
Dorris Geoffro of Detroit, spent Sun-
day last with the latter's family in
Beavertown, where the family gath-
e'reld together. Miss GeoiTrey who is,
a bride -elect, to be married on Sat-
urda►y next, Oct. 24th, is a native of
this district, but left bor Detroit
some 16 years ago, where she had
continually been employea as an
inspector in a clearing businoiss. We
join her relatives and friends in wish-
ing the young lady and her future
husband the best of all +and that their
future will be -a (blessed one.
Mr !and Mrs. James Masse motor-
ed to London !the past Tow days.
Mr and Mrs. J. Ocion -of Court-
wright called on relatives here over
Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Cyril Ducharme and
fami'f of Windsor spent a few days
with his parents and other relatives.
Mr and Mrs. - Tyrus Stansberry
WTV ANTED and •children of Detroit were ,Sunday
visitors with the l+atter's parents on
the B. W. H. and while Here they
showed their ability in . playing the
-old famous game of +Solo; and at the
11�te e� IC1S `� Soya Beans game twice captsiring their prizes,
�7 (Thanks +a lot!)
Timothy - Alsike - Sweet Clower
Red Clover - Alf alf a'
W. E. REI D
Phone 87 or 158 Dashwood
WELL MACHINED
i �`i fah SANDED AND KILN -DRIED
4 o MILLWORK, PRECISION MADE IN
OUR OWN SHOP TO YOUR SPECIF'ICAT?ONS
-- Doors
-- Sash
--
Frames
--
Fireplace
Mantels
-- Kitchen
Units
-- Korner-`
Cabinets
-- Moulding f
-- Built-in i
Cgbinets
Free Estimates Ternw.
Fred C. Kalbfleisch & Son Ltd.
Manufacturers and 'Dealers in
Lumber, A- ingles and Builders' Supplies
Telephones: Zurich 69, Res. 162. Goderic4 388
ZURICH and GODER.ICH
AUCTION SALE
of
•CABIN TRAILERS
At''Centralm.Schaoi, North •Street,
lGoderich, Ontario
on
,SATURDAY,. NOVEMBER 4th.
1950, .at 2:00 p"gym:
One Cabin Type Trailer 30 feet
■ long, regulation width.
i Two Cabin Trailers 118 feet long,
regulation width.
These Trailers are .suitable for the
use of Contractors, Municipal Road
Departments or can be used as
Cabins.
TERMS—CASH
'Matt Gaynor,
Auctioneer.
N. W. Miller,
Clerk, County of Huron.
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Household Effects and Miscellan-
eous Items on the Premises in the
VILLAGE OF DASHWOOD
The undersigned Auctioneer has been
Instructed to sell by !Public Auction
>� on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER .28th.
Commencing at 1.00 o'cIock, p.m.
sharp, the following:
3 -piece chesterfield suite, like new"
complete solid oak diningroom surte,
1 round top extension table with 6
leather swat chairs and buffet to
match; square tap extension table; 6
,diningroom icihairs, rocking chair;
8 -day kitchen clock, kitchen :mirror;
F Philco electric radio Like new; nickel
smoking stand, fanc�n fern stand,
walnut end table, Triliaght lamp -and
shade, large dining room mirror;
Esideboard, cedar chest, newly 'uphol-
stered +couch, 5 high !back dfning
roam chairs, verandah chair, Hoover
carpet sweeper, like new; magazine
stand; fodt stool, Singer sewing ma-
hine, in perfect condition; comipete
chat set; bath room scales, Empire
kitchen range ilike new, large dining
room heater, 3•+bu7mer .gasoline stove
with oven; Brantford Electric washer
with water heater attachments; 2,
solid' oak 'bed room suites, •complete
with springs and mattress, dressers
and commodes; single bed, springs
,and mattress; steel bed- with springs,
mattress, dresser and covnmode;
double door wardrobo; pictures and
Picture frames, large bible and num-
erous {books, large asgorbment of mats
i
and cushions, silverware, glassware,
fancy dishes, electric toaster and
iron; waffle iron, small meat ,grinder
S numerous aluminum dishes, granite -
of Dayton, Ohio, Executive Secret- ware and waxy kitchen utensils;
Very successful anniversary serve any of the Board of Christian Edu- coal oil lamps, eoal acuttic, cet7ar.'
ices were held in the Evangelical TI, cation. Music was rendered by the table, wood box, sink, large crocks,
B. church on Sunday. *Very .'hno ad- local church choir under tho direct- iron pans and kettles quantityof
,dresses were. givon bo,h -.,iorning and }on of Mrs. J. M. Tiewian. Mr. T. gealers, rubber lawn hnselawn sprin-
evening by Vjr. Reuben II, 1lueller; Harry Hofl'inan favonued with, a solo tiler,, quilt frames, curtain #-rotdiox;D, t
ZURICH HERALD fThursday, October 19th, 195f
large cot, trunk, 2 lard cans, sprink-
ling can, gallon +green paint, steplad- �•
der, elothesbasket, hedge clipper, II Don't t that crossing
flower boxes, garden scuffler, gale, I =•F=
anized tub, copper boiler, hand saw, I � :f}'=�'„".��;,', • ;'�:.:::.;^`
quantity of luaivber, compression tree J?#Nfo/'� 4,
sprayer, wheelbarrow, lawn mower,
garden tools carpenter tools and
many articles t00 numerous t0 men -
NX....
ti 011. h 3., ♦ ar
.},
Everything is in first +class condit-
ion and will be sold with reserve,
Being this is an extra large 'Sale, ,a�'�•»''<::.':<:::::::'";
selling will start sharp at one p.m.
TERMS—CASH't'JR
Mrs. Elizabeth Krueger, Proprietress
Milford Merner, Clerk. y�
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer. ; r
AUCTION SALE'£q
anti °��...� �r
Of Real Estate .and Automobile, on
the premises being part Lot 31 and r
32 •S.B.C. in the Township of Hay in
VILLAGE OF DA•SIiWOOD01
a
The Undersigned Auctioneer tiaS
been instructed to sell by public
r
Auction on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21st.
At 2:30 p.m. >.;,•:«::,,:.�. � r ..�. ,..,..,}.>:.
4
1
>ti•
RatConsisting
ail L'e
�at2- the
s f 5 v. a
e�0
X.
of an acre of land on which is situ -X.
s�av�;� : ,;;�f�' >••,,.;��,""�.
ated a two, story Dwelling, -covered i ,, , : ;,:;>.>:.<>•: `� ,_� ,,,,
with asphalt shingles, has !basement,
also small barn; some .fruit trees; I '••�•; •••• �•:•>: :>:::: •:�•: • ,�,
neverflailing water supply. Land is i
very suitable for building lots. DON'T TAKE THAT CROSSING BLIND.FOLDEI)l
Terms of Real Estate -10% on day
of Sale. Balance in 30, days when Impared visibility, due to doudeed or frosted windshields and side
possession will be given. windows is blamed for a considerable number .of the 443 railway cross
Automobile'— 1927 Madel T. Ford ang accidents reported to the Board of Transport Commissioners fro Can.
Sedan, Terms of which are cash. ada for the 12 -ninth peziod ended June 30th. Those accidents took
'Harry Zimmer, Administrator of 140 lives and ibrought injuries to 549 others. A xailwabn erossin:g, whether
Estate of the late Louis. Klein- Protected by special signals or atherwise, is an admitted hazzard. to the,
motorist, and under the best of con ditions, full daylight sand clear visiox2,,..
stiver• the operator of a motor vehicle should approach every crossing with pro. -
Alvin Walper, Anotioneer• per caution. Keeping windshield andfront side windows clean and cleat,,..
SEPT.
"lot"
.x
1940
1,718,600
HORSEPOWER
1945
2,111,100
HORSEPOWER
1950
2,671,540
HORSEPOWER
4our Himlmdro is growing fast- but
In 10 years your Hydro has increased the power supply to Southern
Ontario by 952,940 horsepower, over twice the combined power
requirements of the cities of Windsor, London, Hamilton, Peterborough,
Kingston and Ottawa .. % and there will be more power within the
next few months.
A
Onta-rio's growth h* been amazing. Since 1947 the population .has
increased by 323,000, over 70,00;0 new homes have been constructed,
approximately '700 new industries have been established and the value
of pr@ducdon has ;risen an estimated 1V2 billion dollars, 88,5441,•new
rural consumers have been supplied with Hydro and the value of agri-
cultural piroda tion has increased by some 400 million dollars ...'all of
which called for power in greater quantities than at any previous time.
BLIT" --in addition to this tremendous growth, the recent step.up. in
industrial activity due to defence rea mament contracts has brought
about a sharp increase in the use of electricity. In the past few weeks the
maximum primary demand ih Southern Ontario has been as;'much as
400,000 horsepower (:298,000 kilowatts) higher than a year ago .. .
an increase 5 times greater'than the long tercet average rate of growth.
For this reason your Hydro urges everyone to co-operat'e in the con-
servation of electricity.
ATTENTION HYDRO CONSUMERSIN
DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSA.LL, AND
' V
EXETER
In order to obtain essential data on electrical appliances
o• � Hydro -Electric
the ch ove • f • m 2a t 0 cycles, he H di e
fax ie ane ft from 5 0 6 T .
0 3 Y
Power Commission of Ontario is currently conducting a sur-
vey of electrical equipment in approximately 10 per cent. of
the homes and commercial establishments in Dashwood, Zurich
Hensall and Exeter.
Consumers chosen for .the survey Nvill be notified bry Hydro
of the date the techicians will call.
These anen will carry credentials and it is suggested that
consumers request that identification .be satisfactorily estab-
lished.
46
NOTE A -CO'1VIPLETE inventory +of the equipment of ALL
consumers will be taken just prior to the change -
40
46
over, tentatively scheduled for October 1951.
The Hydro -Electric Power Commission of Ontario
Frefuency Standardization Division
in the morning. The church wa
beautifully decorated with a profas-
Loan of flowers. A very liberal thank
!
offering was received. Visiting con-
gregations were froin Zurich, Credit -
i on and Grand Bend. The anor.ning
service was broadcast over CKNK,
! Wingham, .and was listened to by
many thousands who could not at-
tend the . services,
Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid held
thein monthly g c meetin • �O, t. 11th. Mrs
Krueger was presented. with a pair
of gloves before leaving for Kitchen=
er, where .she will make her home. A
social evening was spent with group
! I in charge, served a very dainty
lunch.
The.Ournmodores, Toronto Star's
free concea•t and the "Videoettes"
Swiss Bell Ringers will be in Dash-
wood Ev. U. B. church on, Thursday
! Oct, 19th at S o''clo•ck.
r . Mr and Mrs. Harry Guenther of
Windsor and Mr and Mrs, Ervin
Guenther of Toronto' spent the week-
end with relatives.
St. Joseph and. Beaver Town
Mr and Mrs. Leon Bedard and Mr
and Mrs. Armand Denomme motor-
ed to Kitchener on Friday last,where
+
they remained till Sunday
visiting
g
their children.
Mr. Bob Meryorvidge and Miss
Dorris Geoffro of Detroit, spent Sun-
day last with the latter's family in
Beavertown, where the family gath-
e'reld together. Miss GeoiTrey who is,
a bride -elect, to be married on Sat-
urda►y next, Oct. 24th, is a native of
this district, but left bor Detroit
some 16 years ago, where she had
continually been employea as an
inspector in a clearing businoiss. We
join her relatives and friends in wish-
ing the young lady and her future
husband the best of all +and that their
future will be -a (blessed one.
Mr !and Mrs. James Masse motor-
ed to London !the past Tow days.
Mr and Mrs. J. Ocion -of Court-
wright called on relatives here over
Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Cyril Ducharme and
fami'f of Windsor spent a few days
with his parents and other relatives.
Mr and Mrs. - Tyrus Stansberry
WTV ANTED and •children of Detroit were ,Sunday
visitors with the l+atter's parents on
the B. W. H. and while Here they
showed their ability in . playing the
-old famous game of +Solo; and at the
11�te e� IC1S `� Soya Beans game twice captsiring their prizes,
�7 (Thanks +a lot!)
Timothy - Alsike - Sweet Clower
Red Clover - Alf alf a'
W. E. REI D
Phone 87 or 158 Dashwood
WELL MACHINED
i �`i fah SANDED AND KILN -DRIED
4 o MILLWORK, PRECISION MADE IN
OUR OWN SHOP TO YOUR SPECIF'ICAT?ONS
-- Doors
-- Sash
--
Frames
--
Fireplace
Mantels
-- Kitchen
Units
-- Korner-`
Cabinets
-- Moulding f
-- Built-in i
Cgbinets
Free Estimates Ternw.
Fred C. Kalbfleisch & Son Ltd.
Manufacturers and 'Dealers in
Lumber, A- ingles and Builders' Supplies
Telephones: Zurich 69, Res. 162. Goderic4 388
ZURICH and GODER.ICH
AUCTION SALE
of
•CABIN TRAILERS
At''Centralm.Schaoi, North •Street,
lGoderich, Ontario
on
,SATURDAY,. NOVEMBER 4th.
1950, .at 2:00 p"gym:
One Cabin Type Trailer 30 feet
■ long, regulation width.
i Two Cabin Trailers 118 feet long,
regulation width.
These Trailers are .suitable for the
use of Contractors, Municipal Road
Departments or can be used as
Cabins.
TERMS—CASH
'Matt Gaynor,
Auctioneer.
N. W. Miller,
Clerk, County of Huron.
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Household Effects and Miscellan-
eous Items on the Premises in the
VILLAGE OF DASHWOOD
The undersigned Auctioneer has been
Instructed to sell by !Public Auction
>� on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER .28th.
Commencing at 1.00 o'cIock, p.m.
sharp, the following:
3 -piece chesterfield suite, like new"
complete solid oak diningroom surte,
1 round top extension table with 6
leather swat chairs and buffet to
match; square tap extension table; 6
,diningroom icihairs, rocking chair;
8 -day kitchen clock, kitchen :mirror;
F Philco electric radio Like new; nickel
smoking stand, fanc�n fern stand,
walnut end table, Triliaght lamp -and
shade, large dining room mirror;
Esideboard, cedar chest, newly 'uphol-
stered +couch, 5 high !back dfning
roam chairs, verandah chair, Hoover
carpet sweeper, like new; magazine
stand; fodt stool, Singer sewing ma-
hine, in perfect condition; comipete
chat set; bath room scales, Empire
kitchen range ilike new, large dining
room heater, 3•+bu7mer .gasoline stove
with oven; Brantford Electric washer
with water heater attachments; 2,
solid' oak 'bed room suites, •complete
with springs and mattress, dressers
and commodes; single bed, springs
,and mattress; steel bed- with springs,
mattress, dresser and covnmode;
double door wardrobo; pictures and
Picture frames, large bible and num-
erous {books, large asgorbment of mats
i
and cushions, silverware, glassware,
fancy dishes, electric toaster and
iron; waffle iron, small meat ,grinder
S numerous aluminum dishes, granite -
of Dayton, Ohio, Executive Secret- ware and waxy kitchen utensils;
Very successful anniversary serve any of the Board of Christian Edu- coal oil lamps, eoal acuttic, cet7ar.'
ices were held in the Evangelical TI, cation. Music was rendered by the table, wood box, sink, large crocks,
B. church on Sunday. *Very .'hno ad- local church choir under tho direct- iron pans and kettles quantityof
,dresses were. givon bo,h -.,iorning and }on of Mrs. J. M. Tiewian. Mr. T. gealers, rubber lawn hnselawn sprin-
evening by Vjr. Reuben II, 1lueller; Harry Hofl'inan favonued with, a solo tiler,, quilt frames, curtain #-rotdiox;D, t
ZURICH HERALD fThursday, October 19th, 195f
large cot, trunk, 2 lard cans, sprink-
ling can, gallon +green paint, steplad- �•
der, elothesbasket, hedge clipper, II Don't t that crossing
flower boxes, garden scuffler, gale, I =•F=
anized tub, copper boiler, hand saw, I � :f}'=�'„".��;,', • ;'�:.:::.;^`
quantity of luaivber, compression tree J?#Nfo/'� 4,
sprayer, wheelbarrow, lawn mower,
garden tools carpenter tools and
many articles t00 numerous t0 men -
NX....
ti 011. h 3., ♦ ar
.},
Everything is in first +class condit-
ion and will be sold with reserve,
Being this is an extra large 'Sale, ,a�'�•»''<::.':<:::::::'";
selling will start sharp at one p.m.
TERMS—CASH't'JR
Mrs. Elizabeth Krueger, Proprietress
Milford Merner, Clerk. y�
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer. ; r
AUCTION SALE'£q
anti °��...� �r
Of Real Estate .and Automobile, on
the premises being part Lot 31 and r
32 •S.B.C. in the Township of Hay in
VILLAGE OF DA•SIiWOOD01
a
The Undersigned Auctioneer tiaS
been instructed to sell by public
r
Auction on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21st.
At 2:30 p.m. >.;,•:«::,,:.�. � r ..�. ,..,..,}.>:.
4
1
>ti•
RatConsisting
ail L'e
�at2- the
s f 5 v. a
e�0
X.
of an acre of land on which is situ -X.
s�av�;� : ,;;�f�' >••,,.;��,""�.
ated a two, story Dwelling, -covered i ,, , : ;,:;>.>:.<>•: `� ,_� ,,,,
with asphalt shingles, has !basement,
also small barn; some .fruit trees; I '••�•; •••• �•:•>: :>:::: •:�•: • ,�,
neverflailing water supply. Land is i
very suitable for building lots. DON'T TAKE THAT CROSSING BLIND.FOLDEI)l
Terms of Real Estate -10% on day
of Sale. Balance in 30, days when Impared visibility, due to doudeed or frosted windshields and side
possession will be given. windows is blamed for a considerable number .of the 443 railway cross
Automobile'— 1927 Madel T. Ford ang accidents reported to the Board of Transport Commissioners fro Can.
Sedan, Terms of which are cash. ada for the 12 -ninth peziod ended June 30th. Those accidents took
'Harry Zimmer, Administrator of 140 lives and ibrought injuries to 549 others. A xailwabn erossin:g, whether
Estate of the late Louis. Klein- Protected by special signals or atherwise, is an admitted hazzard. to the,
motorist, and under the best of con ditions, full daylight sand clear visiox2,,..
stiver• the operator of a motor vehicle should approach every crossing with pro. -
Alvin Walper, Anotioneer• per caution. Keeping windshield andfront side windows clean and cleat,,..
SEPT.
"lot"
.x
1940
1,718,600
HORSEPOWER
1945
2,111,100
HORSEPOWER
1950
2,671,540
HORSEPOWER
4our Himlmdro is growing fast- but
In 10 years your Hydro has increased the power supply to Southern
Ontario by 952,940 horsepower, over twice the combined power
requirements of the cities of Windsor, London, Hamilton, Peterborough,
Kingston and Ottawa .. % and there will be more power within the
next few months.
A
Onta-rio's growth h* been amazing. Since 1947 the population .has
increased by 323,000, over 70,00;0 new homes have been constructed,
approximately '700 new industries have been established and the value
of pr@ducdon has ;risen an estimated 1V2 billion dollars, 88,5441,•new
rural consumers have been supplied with Hydro and the value of agri-
cultural piroda tion has increased by some 400 million dollars ...'all of
which called for power in greater quantities than at any previous time.
BLIT" --in addition to this tremendous growth, the recent step.up. in
industrial activity due to defence rea mament contracts has brought
about a sharp increase in the use of electricity. In the past few weeks the
maximum primary demand ih Southern Ontario has been as;'much as
400,000 horsepower (:298,000 kilowatts) higher than a year ago .. .
an increase 5 times greater'than the long tercet average rate of growth.
For this reason your Hydro urges everyone to co-operat'e in the con-
servation of electricity.