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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1950-10-26, Page 4?I ftlklitg Is ONTARIO WITH THE CROWDS TO THE 21st. ANNUAL Afta. M_w ,senforth Lions' Hallowelen Frolic ON fuesday, Oct. 31st. IN THE MEMORIAL ARENA, SEAFORTH Outstanding lea Show BINGO - YOUR FAVOURITE GAMES - DANC- ING, - MAJOR DRAW PRIZE FOR NEW CAR OR TRACTOR. PRIZES FOR CHILDREN IN COSTUME The Night of the Year in Seaforth Adults 35 cent;. Children in Costume, Free Telephone: Zurich 133, or 226. 'lk T WTV AINT E 1-h 'r White Beans - Soya Beans Timothy - Alsike - Sweet Clover Red Clover - Alfalfa W. E. R E I D Phone 87 or 158 Dashwood 0 WELL MACHINED SANDED AND KtLN-DRIED MILLWORK, PRECISION MADE IN OUR OWN SHOP TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS Doors Sash Frames Fireplace Mantels Kitchen Units Corner Cabinets Moulding Built-in Cabinets nets Free Estimates Terms. Fred C. Kalbf1eisch & Son Ltd. Manufacturers and Dealers in Lun;Jx,-r,, Shingles and 'Builders' Supplies Telephones: Zurich 69, Res, 162. Goderi*h 38t ZURICH and GODERICH FREED OF BLAME Gordon Love R. R. 1, Zurich was monorated of blame by a coroners uiiy inquiring into the death of lenry Philip Leniczek, who died in ,he Kitchener-Wraterloo Hospital, af- ,er;being struck by acar on Hi-ghmall 7, two miles from Kitchener.The jury in the verdict found that Mr. Love did all in his power to prevent -he accident. and gave the following report: `"We accept the doctor's re, porton the cause of death in that Mr Leniczek died as a result, of being hit by a car driven by Mr, Love," st- ated the jury, who then went on to declare him blameless. DAS H W 001.) Mr, Duncan Snider has returned home after having all operation in London Hospital. Mr and Mrs. A. White of Detroit visited with her mother, Mrs. Witzel last Saturdeily,- Mr'and Mrs. W. Filkins of Howell, Mich., spent the week -end with her parents, Sir and Mrs. Win. Nadiger. Mr and Mrs. Call Oestrelcher .Spent the week -end at the home of the -latter's parents, M.r. and Mrs. Louis Wolfe, Clifford. Miss Della Marks, accompanied by' Joyce England spent the week -end at Tier home in Listowel. Mv and Mrs. 'Harold Kellerman spent the week -end in Hanover. Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs. Wm. Nadiger were Mr and Mrs. Clifford Ogden of Fillmore, Sask., Mr. James Ogden and daughter Jean of London, Mrs. Armitage of Lucan and Mr and Mrs. W. Filkins and dau- ghter of Howell, Mich. AUCTION SALE of CABIN TRAILERS At Central School, North Street, Goderich, Ontario -on . SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4th. 1950, at 2:00 p.m. One Cabin Type Trailer 30 feet long, regulation width. Two Cabin Trailers 118 feet long, k-egulation widbh. These Trailers are suitable for the use of Contractors, Municipal Road Departments or can be used a: Cabins. TERMS—CASH 'Matt Gaynor, Auctioneer. N. W. Miller, Clerk, County of Huron. Clearing Auction Sale Of Household Effects and -Misce"llan eous Items on the Premises in th VILLAGE OF DASHWOOD The undersigned Auctioneer has bees Instructed to sell by "Public Auctio: on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28th. Commencing at 1.00 -o'clock, p -n sharp, the following: '3 -piece chesterfield suite, like ne'" complete solid oak diningroom suit round top extension table with leather seat chairs and buffet I match; square top extension table; diningroom ohairs, rocking ehau 8 -day kitchen clock, kitchen mirror Philoo electric radio like new; nick smoking stand, fanW fern otan, walnut end table, Trilight lamp -at shade, large dining room myrra sideboard, cedar chest, -newly uptc stored couch, 5 high back din ir room chairs, verandah chair, Hoovi carpet sweeper, like new; magazii stand; foot stool, Singer sewing m chine, in perfect condition; coralpe toilet set; bath room scales, Empi: kitchen, range like new, large dirAi room heater, 3-4burner gasoline stogy with oven; Brantford Electric wash with water heater attachments; solid oak bed room sultes, comple with springs and -mattress, dresse and commodes; single 'bed, sprin and mattress; steel bed with sprinE mattress, dresser and -commod double door wardrobe; -pictures al picture frames, large bible and nui erous books, large assortment of ma `hiid cushions, silver -ware, glasswai fancy dishes, electric toaster a] iron; waffle iron, small me -at grind numerous alurninurn dishes, granit Ware and many 'kite -hen utensil coal oil lamps, coal scuttle, cent table, wood box, sink, large croel iron pans and kettles, quantity , sealers, rubber lawn hose, lawn spri kler, quilt frames, curtain stretches large cot, trunk, 2 lard cans, sprix ling can, gallon green paint, stepla der, elotheqbasket, hedge clippe flower boxes, garden seuffler, gal anized tub, •copper boiler, hand sal quantity of lumber, compression tr, si:plrayer, Wheelbarrow, lawn Taowe -garden tools, carpenter tools, at many articles too numerous to mei tAfon, Evelirthing is in first class condi in and will be sold without reservi Being this is an extra large Sal, selling will start sharp at one p.m. TER,MS_CA8H Mrs. Elizabeth Krueger, Proprietre.9 Milford Merner, Clerk. Alvin Walper, Auctioneer., it 6 0 6 d ar is to Ig re be rs r td a- ts e, id er S, k- 3 - r, 7 - ie d t - Thursday, October 24th, 1950 TOM I AM B"Idlong ' L ots "AL13 4 FOR E 4 A lie' l ON HIGHWAY NO. 84, WEST OF ZURICH • Apply to: R. W. ILLSLEY, Telephone: Zurich 133, or 226. 'lk T WTV AINT E 1-h 'r White Beans - Soya Beans Timothy - Alsike - Sweet Clover Red Clover - Alfalfa W. E. R E I D Phone 87 or 158 Dashwood 0 WELL MACHINED SANDED AND KtLN-DRIED MILLWORK, PRECISION MADE IN OUR OWN SHOP TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS Doors Sash Frames Fireplace Mantels Kitchen Units Corner Cabinets Moulding Built-in Cabinets nets Free Estimates Terms. Fred C. Kalbf1eisch & Son Ltd. Manufacturers and Dealers in Lun;Jx,-r,, Shingles and 'Builders' Supplies Telephones: Zurich 69, Res, 162. Goderi*h 38t ZURICH and GODERICH FREED OF BLAME Gordon Love R. R. 1, Zurich was monorated of blame by a coroners uiiy inquiring into the death of lenry Philip Leniczek, who died in ,he Kitchener-Wraterloo Hospital, af- ,er;being struck by acar on Hi-ghmall 7, two miles from Kitchener.The jury in the verdict found that Mr. Love did all in his power to prevent -he accident. and gave the following report: `"We accept the doctor's re, porton the cause of death in that Mr Leniczek died as a result, of being hit by a car driven by Mr, Love," st- ated the jury, who then went on to declare him blameless. DAS H W 001.) Mr, Duncan Snider has returned home after having all operation in London Hospital. Mr and Mrs. A. White of Detroit visited with her mother, Mrs. Witzel last Saturdeily,- Mr'and Mrs. W. Filkins of Howell, Mich., spent the week -end with her parents, Sir and Mrs. Win. Nadiger. Mr and Mrs. Call Oestrelcher .Spent the week -end at the home of the -latter's parents, M.r. and Mrs. Louis Wolfe, Clifford. Miss Della Marks, accompanied by' Joyce England spent the week -end at Tier home in Listowel. Mv and Mrs. 'Harold Kellerman spent the week -end in Hanover. Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs. Wm. Nadiger were Mr and Mrs. Clifford Ogden of Fillmore, Sask., Mr. James Ogden and daughter Jean of London, Mrs. Armitage of Lucan and Mr and Mrs. W. Filkins and dau- ghter of Howell, Mich. AUCTION SALE of CABIN TRAILERS At Central School, North Street, Goderich, Ontario -on . SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4th. 1950, at 2:00 p.m. One Cabin Type Trailer 30 feet long, regulation width. Two Cabin Trailers 118 feet long, k-egulation widbh. These Trailers are suitable for the use of Contractors, Municipal Road Departments or can be used a: Cabins. TERMS—CASH 'Matt Gaynor, Auctioneer. N. W. Miller, Clerk, County of Huron. Clearing Auction Sale Of Household Effects and -Misce"llan eous Items on the Premises in th VILLAGE OF DASHWOOD The undersigned Auctioneer has bees Instructed to sell by "Public Auctio: on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28th. Commencing at 1.00 -o'clock, p -n sharp, the following: '3 -piece chesterfield suite, like ne'" complete solid oak diningroom suit round top extension table with leather seat chairs and buffet I match; square top extension table; diningroom ohairs, rocking ehau 8 -day kitchen clock, kitchen mirror Philoo electric radio like new; nick smoking stand, fanW fern otan, walnut end table, Trilight lamp -at shade, large dining room myrra sideboard, cedar chest, -newly uptc stored couch, 5 high back din ir room chairs, verandah chair, Hoovi carpet sweeper, like new; magazii stand; foot stool, Singer sewing m chine, in perfect condition; coralpe toilet set; bath room scales, Empi: kitchen, range like new, large dirAi room heater, 3-4burner gasoline stogy with oven; Brantford Electric wash with water heater attachments; solid oak bed room sultes, comple with springs and -mattress, dresse and commodes; single 'bed, sprin and mattress; steel bed with sprinE mattress, dresser and -commod double door wardrobe; -pictures al picture frames, large bible and nui erous books, large assortment of ma `hiid cushions, silver -ware, glasswai fancy dishes, electric toaster a] iron; waffle iron, small me -at grind numerous alurninurn dishes, granit Ware and many 'kite -hen utensil coal oil lamps, coal scuttle, cent table, wood box, sink, large croel iron pans and kettles, quantity , sealers, rubber lawn hose, lawn spri kler, quilt frames, curtain stretches large cot, trunk, 2 lard cans, sprix ling can, gallon green paint, stepla der, elotheqbasket, hedge clippe flower boxes, garden seuffler, gal anized tub, •copper boiler, hand sal quantity of lumber, compression tr, si:plrayer, Wheelbarrow, lawn Taowe -garden tools, carpenter tools, at many articles too numerous to mei tAfon, Evelirthing is in first class condi in and will be sold without reservi Being this is an extra large Sal, selling will start sharp at one p.m. TER,MS_CA8H Mrs. Elizabeth Krueger, Proprietre.9 Milford Merner, Clerk. Alvin Walper, Auctioneer., it 6 0 6 d ar is to Ig re be rs r td a- ts e, id er S, k- 3 - r, 7 - ie d t - Thursday, October 24th, 1950 TOM I AM A LL • NEEDS A FU :X. ...and a d it takes time to train a, tank crew: each masa must know his job thoroughly; he must tict an alert, skilled member of a fighting team - The Armoured Corps of the Canadian`. Army needs keen young men today ... merx ready to train for a man-size,& place in one of its tank crews tank drivers, gunner oerators, vehicle mechanics p Now is the time to report for,training... make Canada strong by . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . acting now H IM, L 100% MAKE CANAD"10 ST R00" N p. To enlist you must — 1. By Canadian citizen or British subject. 2. Be between 17 and 29 years of age. 3. Be single. 4. Meet Army test requirements. 5. Volunteer for service anywhere. Report right Away to. Wallis Houie, Charlotte & Rideau Sit., OTTAWA, Ont. No. 5 Personnel Depot, Artillery Park, Sagat St.p 1(11,16STON, ont. No. 6 Personnel Depot, Charley Park, Doislas brive, TORONTO, OW, No.7 Personnel Depot,Wolsoley B;rrackst fliambeth-St.j LONDON, Onl. t )W1 I W 1i Qu, ERi Z A LL • :X. ...and a d it takes time to train a, tank crew: each masa must know his job thoroughly; he must tict an alert, skilled member of a fighting team - The Armoured Corps of the Canadian`. Army needs keen young men today ... merx ready to train for a man-size,& place in one of its tank crews tank drivers, gunner oerators, vehicle mechanics p Now is the time to report for,training... make Canada strong by . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . acting now H IM, L 100% MAKE CANAD"10 ST R00" N p. To enlist you must — 1. By Canadian citizen or British subject. 2. Be between 17 and 29 years of age. 3. Be single. 4. Meet Army test requirements. 5. Volunteer for service anywhere. Report right Away to. Wallis Houie, Charlotte & Rideau Sit., OTTAWA, Ont. No. 5 Personnel Depot, Artillery Park, Sagat St.p 1(11,16STON, ont. No. 6 Personnel Depot, Charley Park, Doislas brive, TORONTO, OW, No.7 Personnel Depot,Wolsoley B;rrackst fliambeth-St.j LONDON, Onl. t )W1 I W 1i Qu, ERi Z