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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1950-11-02, Page 5ZURICH o ONTARIO ZURICH HERALD i Authorized aseecond class mail, Pet Office Department, OttawlL BUSINES CARDS John W. Orchard YOPTOMETRIST Main Street Exeter Open Every Week Day ' Except Wednesday Phone 355J faCENSED AUCTIONEERS ALVIN , WAL11"",R Licensed Auction w zo HURON AND LAME.IDN 'j)lpat your Sale, large ,or smell, Cour- 660M and Efficient Service at all r°es IDASHWOOD flione 57 r 2. E. F. CORBETT ------------ ' UCENSED AUCTIONEER &%=a Reasonable, SaUsfacttion. Guaranteed EXETER, R. R. i phone 11. jeh 926. VETERINARIAN 'I:)r. W. B. COXON, B.V. SC ­ VETERINARY SURGEON ;tea with Residence, Main Street, Oppoeite Drug Store ICH BUTCHERS din Jab ' Popular Put Your Want, For Salt Lost. Found, Etc. Ads, in this Column. FOR SALE Trailer $35.00. Wheelows,Parts of a 29 Pontiac and Plymouth, 19" tires used, —Ivan Willert. c FOR QUICK SALE A 1937 f1'/a ton Dodge Truo»k, stake 'badly, and ,racks. Priced for quick sale — Maurice Masse, Phone 98 r 24, Zurich. N O T I C E A meeting of the Huron County Trapper's Association will be held 0.11, '.Saturday, November 4th at 8 p. in., inthe Agricultural Board (dooms, Clinton. Mr. J. Grew of the Dept. of Lands and Forests wlil be the Special Speaker. Everyone Welcome WANTED USED PIANO IN GOOD GONDIT- ION. Apply to Phone 1192, Zurich. FOR QUICK SALE Used Dining room and Living Room Suites. Low Prices, at the Westlake Furniture, Zurich. c FOR SALE Choice Green Celery. Orders taken by crate for less. Call 134, Zurich. Gerald G+ingerich. FEMALE HELP WANTED GIRL 17 years or over or twiddle aged -women to come to Hamilton for a month or more to do light housekeeping, :protestant and reliable Write at once stating wages expected. Address, Mrs. S. H. Holtzman, 45 Kenmore Rd., Hamilton, Ont. FOR SALE GRAPES for Sale—Pick them yourself for $1.00 a (bushel—M. Sul- livan, 3 miles south of Camp Ipper- wash; 10th. Con. Bosanquet Twp. T I FOR SALE About Pullets, Leghorn X MEAT MARICE W. Rocks. o 6 months old, some are Us supply you with the k4ying. —Harold • Reichert. ,7rg11'y Choice of Fresh a7.4 Cur- Bolognas, Se ages. WANTED ■d Meats. fac., always on hand. Kept Old Horses, suitable for mink feed I mh in Electric Refrif ltion Will pay 2c. a pound. (Phone Collect. Jack Gilbert, 936 r '2.1, or Ashley to G d 'ch Ont -tf [highest Cash Prices f Wool, Hides and Skins H. Yuugblut & Sou ------------- PRO©UCE Silverwood DAIRijuS d� Market for Cream, Eggs atloid Poultry fkre: Voift. Eggs Graded on our A'OMATIC JtGG GRADER 1wRoy O'Brien, Manager dhone 101 Zurich Zurich truapery Rent Home Market fa :team Eggs and Poultl ; ¢8ghest Cash Prices pr.A plus a premium for deliveredcream We are equipped to give effi- cient accurate service. Egg and Poultry department in charge of Mr. T. Meyers. ibis. Minshall, Proprietor INSCRANCE Gilbert 936 r 3., BOOKKEEPING SERVICE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, INCOME TAX REPORTS AUDITING, ETC., ETC. NORMAN COWAN HAY POST OFFICE Dashwood 40 r 13. p4t Dead Stock $2.75 Each. Prompt Service for Lifting. --Jack Williams. Call Phone 124 r 4, Crediton Central. -c1-5250 NOTICE WHITEWASHING & CLEANING Arrangements can be made Bill Watson Dashwood — Phone 35r19 Western Farmers' Mutual Weather Insurance Co. OF WOODSTOCK I.= LARGEST RESERVE BAL- ANOE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT- UAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO ... Amount of Insurance at Risk or December 31st; 1946 $73,699,236.00 Total Cash hi. Bank and Bonds. $444,115.39 " w Rates on Application „ F. KLOPP---Z `',IGH A G E N 2 Also Dealer in Lightw*° ,, ; Rod; ,arid all kinds of Fire <4 lrancl GLENN'S Auto Wreckers Phone 418 M EXETER ONTARIO Used Parts For All .Makes of Cars —Manifalds —.Hot Water Heaters � —Axles and Wheels for Trailers. Used Cars 41 Plymouth, 5 -passenger Coupe 36 Dodge Coach 33 Ford Coach al Ford Coupe 30 Chevrolet Sedan Open Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p-tn. Saturdays 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. STANLEY TOWNSHIP Vis, Evelyn Howard of Toront( was a recent visitor with her auni j Mrs. C. Haugh, Brumfield. 1 Mr. and. 'Mrs. Joe Beckler of th `Bronson line were recent visitoar with .Mr. and Mrs. J. Cochrane, nem I INppen. Mr and Mrs. W. Homey of Eketc ;,were visitors with Mr and 'Mrs. Arr old Gackstetter. LOCAL NEWaI Mr. Leonard Wagner attended the funeral of his uncle IMr. Glmmons, :tGuelph, last week. Mr, and (Mrs. Eugene Kalbfleisch )f' Detroit, were week -end visitors vith relatives here. .Mr. and Mrs. :Fred Papineau of )etroit, were visitors in town on iaturday. Mrs. Earl Yungblut, Mrs. W. B. ,oxon and Miss Martha Heideman ;njoyed Thursday last in London. Mr. Win. O'Brien, Jr., of the staff >f the local :branch of the Bank of Montreal is at London, attending a ,raining course ion banking. Messrs Adolph and Ivan K•alb- 'leisch attended the funeral of a very sear old friend of the former, Mr. Mous, at Farmington, Mich., last Nednesday. Mr. and 'Mrs. Lennis O'Brien and .hildren, Mrs. Jack O'Brien and son notored to Tillsonburg on Sunday to risit relatives and friends. 'Mrs. Len- iis O'Brien is spending several days it London this week. WANTED—A few copies of the' herald from October 12th, last. We lave requests for a few copies oolf ;his issue, and if you still have this :opiy in your possession and are ;hrough with it, please let us have a few, either put in our office door or et us know by phone.—Thanks! Visitors at the home of Mr and Ars. Harry Bassow and Emma of the Bronson :line on Sunday October 29, were: Mrs. Nicholas and daughter Janet of Flint, Mich; Mrs. Roiyi Pask, 4lrs. Jean Lawrence of Clawson, Vlich; Mr and Mrs. George Gollen tnd family; Mr. Carman Peters of 3reenway; Mrs. I. Tetreau, Hensall. Mr and Mrs. Ferd :Miller and family if Dashwood; 'Miss E. Neeb, Dash- vood; Milton and William McAdams and families of ,Zurich. Exceptional ,Fine Weather The exceptionally fine almost mid- ummer weather which is prevailing vith us at present is indeed welcome, n fact it seems out of proportion vith mid--A-a-gust temperatures at the reginning of November. Record warm days have been reported, all along, and to -day, Wednesday is the warmest day that we have seen at ;his time of year. But :colder wea- ,her is pushing its way down from lie north, -and by the end of the Meek there may be a :big change. But we will enjoy this, and here's hoping for more of tt. .Had 25th Anniversary Mr and Mrs. Milfred -Schilbe of ;own celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary over the week -end , on Sunday their children, four of them; :)f whom three are married, all being come for a delicious family 'dinner; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Schilbe and dau- ;hter of London; IMr and Mrs. Rus- 5ell Tieman of Dashwood; 'Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Schilbe of Zurich, and Scheila at home. On Monday even- ing they entertained relatives and friends and a very enjoyable time was spent, when time for -adeau, with the ,best -of wishes to the former couple to be ,blessed with health and many more anniversaries of tills kind. -READ an the table the meal is readyt No meal is complete without plenty of delicious wholesome bread, And TASTY -NU tasts good and is good hearty food for you. Every slice a slice of energy - Buy an extra Loaf today—start now to serve more bread at every meal. Get your TASTY -NU Bread at the Tasty -Nu Bakery or at your local Grocers. Tasty -No Fakery PHONE 100 -- ZURICH Thursday, November. 2nd, 1950, aer�wtrMrw. <.arwsw: ,• ATTENTION FARMERS! FEEDING MOLASES ARE GOING UP IN. PRICE EVERT' DAY, OUR STOCK GOES AT TIME OLD PRICE, $O ACT NOW.. We have a limited Supply of No. 1 5x Shingles at a t r Price. Now is the time to Worm those iPullets. We have a i 3 good supply of Worm Par on hand at all times, t We .carry a good supply of Concentrates for every need. So come in and try a good Co -0'P, Mix! a ALWAYS THE BEST FOR LESS 0 Hensall Dist. Co -Operative HENSALL and ZURICH -WE'RE READY TO HELP YOU, s A s, YOUR CAR. represents a major investment. It deserves the best of care --and that's what we're ready to give it. Whether it's a complete lubrication job or just a battery check, we really try to give good, thorough Imperial service—the kind that will keep you coming back. We'd appreciate a chance to show you much ability; other presidents of the League were also :present, represen- ting their Leagues, from nearbly parishes, and all have a satisfactory account of their work, and their speeches were very entertaining. And between their talks they, had witty jokes, which was very amusing to their listeners. Rev. Father Wm. Bourdeau, -and Father White of Cen- tralia Air Foirce, Father Lucier of Zurich and Father Gleasor of God- erich were in attendance. Guest speaker .being Judge Costello of God- exich, being the guest speaker for the evening. CAN WE UNDERSTAND When orting Ime the price of such will be from 15 to 25% higher. Why wait until then... Get them early such as: Men's Gudon or Viking, an all rubber fitting over the shoe with fleece lining. A wonderful item of footwear to watch a hockey match. Also the same kind of Footwear for Women, Boys Girls and Children. The Store where you limp in, and Skip out. In Loving -Memory of • Leo Laur, of London, Ont., who lost his life onOesch what the can do. ��JTICE TO CREDITORSLHcclor Frci i �ier�el�IMPERIAL In the Estate of ANNA GILL,OSEPH SERVICE STATION����deceased. TAKE NOTICE that all persons No. 84 & 21 HIGHWAYS DEALER having claims against the estate of AI ANNA GILL, late of the Village of Zurich, in the County tof Huron, Widow, w'ho •died on or about the 4th SAVE—ST. JOSEPH SERVICE IS PREPARED TO SAVE YOU SOME day -of September, ,1.950, are requir- MONEY ON YOUR TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT TIRE NEEDS. COM - ed to 'file the same with the under- ppARE OUR PRICES AND ALLOWANCES ON YOUR OLD TI1*.ESI mentioned Solicitor on :or before the • 118th day of November A. D. 1950, --- ----� after which date the estate of the said deceased will be distributed with ® : atty��A BE regard only to those claims of which notice shall then have been received. Notice Is our Brother Leo DATED at Exeter this 26th day of October, A. D. 19'50. ELMER D. BELL, K. C., Solicitor for the Executors, Exeter, Ontario. for all Rubber Footwear I much ability; other presidents of the League were also :present, represen- ting their Leagues, from nearbly parishes, and all have a satisfactory account of their work, and their speeches were very entertaining. And between their talks they, had witty jokes, which was very amusing to their listeners. Rev. Father Wm. Bourdeau, -and Father White of Cen- tralia Air Foirce, Father Lucier of Zurich and Father Gleasor of God- erich were in attendance. Guest speaker .being Judge Costello of God- exich, being the guest speaker for the evening. CAN WE UNDERSTAND When orting Ime the price of such will be from 15 to 25% higher. Why wait until then... Get them early such as: Men's Gudon or Viking, an all rubber fitting over the shoe with fleece lining. A wonderful item of footwear to watch a hockey match. Also the same kind of Footwear for Women, Boys Girls and Children. The Store where you limp in, and Skip out. In Loving -Memory of • Leo Laur, of London, Ont., who lost his life onOesch Shoe Store August '31st 1950 by car accidentt,, and we that are left to mourn, take this means of writing these few lines and from the following we tw, to sonsole ourselves. So God grant to • us consolation, and grant Dear Leo �Eternal 'Happiness: ® : atty��A BE Oh so very sadly missed y Is our Brother Leo • Y 't wron when you buy a well known WMS and WA deet We were a family of thirteen : ou Can g0 g The regular monthly meetings, of With Lee and Leo carne somewhere . Reliable BeattyWashing Machine the W1MS and WA were :held 'an Oct . between. 11th, at the 'home , of 'Mrs. Gladwin Our Dear father and :mother watched Westlake on the Blue Water High- way, with 25 members present. Mrs over us With a stern and guiding hand Bishop gave a talk on a trip to the Holy Land which was enjolyed by all To weave with our souls Lunch was served at the close of the Love, honesty sincerity, virtues that meeting. I stand. BORN Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gingerich of Blake are happy to announce the birth of a daughter, on October the 2,7th, 150 at the Clinton Public Hos- pital. St. Joseph and Beaver Town Mr and 'Mrs. Leonard Masse of London were visitors on the B. W. Highway, Sunday last. Mr -and Mrs. Cyrill Ducharme and children of Windsor spent the week- end with the former's parents in this vicinity. Mr and Mrs Fred Ducharme spent a few days the past week with the Hartman familly of the Goshen line south. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cantin of De- troit were Sunday visitors with the former's parents in St. Joseph. Mr and IVIrs. Richard Geoffrey and sons of Drysdale north, spent Sun- day at the home of the later's mother. Sorry to report that Mrs. Mary Ann Charrette is confined to mer bed after returning home from the Hos- pital where she was operated on for cataract of the eye. Mrs. IWm, Brunker of Detroit is spending a few daays with her mother First Supper and Entertainment On Wednesday evening zast the C.W.L. of this parish held their first annual entertainment and supper in the parish hall, and considering the weather which was disagreeable, there was a good attendance, and e where all partook of a well prepared s meal for the occasion. The women r in charge are to be congratulated for the part they took in preparing r and serving. Mrs. Remie Denomine r who i, president of the League, als( played the role of chairlady, wit)` then came :one saddened day fur father from us was sent to stay For inflicted with ,a stroke � No longer could he abide with his kinfolks. I So with :God's helping hand We older helped the ,younger to take their life stand With two little girls Still holding on our hands. We watched the twins go out alone Into the world .to make their :own. It wasn.'t easy to find the way But they had faith and found it God's way. They fought very hard to get their lifestand I And Leo:, a machinest, had ,become a brilliant' man Then Leo met a very sweet and hon- est girl Who loved the things lie did The same kind of music, the same Ideals of life, And had asked her to become itis wife So gaily and happy they left on their holidays To the country ,to God's priceless ;beauty. And after a loving, toiling day in the :Geld, Leo his foot steps homeward turned With Bike in .one nand Georgine, hand in the •other. When out oaf the darkness came a whirling car, That took Leo's life from Georgma's hand, And also with it took our beloved brother, Dear God, let us understand. --Written by beloved sister, Maud, dated November 1st, 1950. We carry a full line of the Genuine Beatty Washers at three popular prices: $119.50 149.50 159.50 Also the New Beatty Electric Ranges. Come in and see them - they'll speak for themselves Always a good supply of Shelf and Heavy Hard- ware on hand. Scarfe's Endurable Paints, Enamels and Varnishes. Almatex Plastic Paints, Kem-Glo, Etc. Our Aim ---To Serve and Satisfy! aatars & O'Brien, Main St. Hardware Store Phone 213 "THEREFORE BE YE ALSO READY: .FOR IN SUCH AN HOUR 'AS YE THINK NOT THE SON OF MAN COMETH." Matt. 24: 44 IF CHRIST WERE TO COME TODAY WOULD YOU WELCOME HIM AS YOUR LORD AND KING OR WOULD YOU BE AMONG THOSE WHO WILL CRY FOR THE ROCKS AND THE MOUNTAINS TO FALL UPON THEM. Rev. 6: 16, 17. Christ has gone to prepare a place for those who have made Him their Savious and He will come again to receive us, that where He is we. may be also. . John 14: 2,3. . BUT, to those who receive Him not He will appear again in flaming fire taking vengeance on them that know not God, and that obey the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ. . 11 Thes, 1: 8. ,AESUS SAID. "I am the Way, the Truth and the Life. Jn 14.6. "Whosoever cometh unto me, I will in no wise cast out, Jn.6:37 CHAS E. FULLER:) 5 p.m., DST. Sundays ABC Network