The Huron Expositor, 1958-07-25, Page 15Congratulations
are in order for
wh
INGERICH'S SALES & 'SERVICE
on, the opening of his
Seaforth Branch
Pearson, Moter Sales -are p; uad to, supply,
and 'maintain the -modern' fleet of Pon-
. --'and G,M.C;'" -Trucks •-used by. ...:..
Gingerich's
Pontiac Buick and GMC Trucks -
PHONE 78 -`ZURICH.
�,';•k8'sa�?,.�n','�1�.`);::'Jn���,kfzt• 1.. M�...n 3, +f _ �c
Sixteen to 18 hours a day are seliogl. He holds a number Of eer-;
put -into the running of Gingerich's tificate$ in -heating; ;air condition
rales and Service' by the+ friendly ing;'plumbing, appliance repairing.
and energetic proprietor, - and allied lines. ° .
Gerald 'Gingerich, the .owher 'of Mr..'Gingerich was baro three
the firnr, which this weekend op- miles south of Zurich; the soil of
ens a branch in Seaforth, is a-35- Mr:and Mrs. Jacob Gingerich. He
Year-old native of the Zurich ors was one of a family 'of fiveand
triet. attended Babylon School, -S.S. No.„
A born -handyman, at, the age of 6,, Hay township '
10 he built' electric fencers for his Before entering. the electrical'(
father's farm,' He has also made business he 'workei with Hallinan;
a 300 -amp ` welder,. and ,'built • his Silo Company, Kitchener, . and on
own "mobilevan. • the farm of -Mr. and Mrs. Bert'
Although he quit ,public "school Gibbings, near Clinton. in 1944he
before he'`.passed his entrance, he's joined .the late Harry Hess, in the
Still a'Ixtudent, but it's in• his o.wn., electrical business.. Ten, years lat.-
field. Every year lie makes it a er. -he purchased the plumbing,
point to attend some specialized, heating, wiring and repair business
from: -11 Hess -;and -operated in the
Hess building:until last year
' when
m
ANT
hemoved-into new -quarters, in the`
viAage of ;Zurich,
This year,na-
tural gas;with the advent
of nistribution in the Sea -
forth area, and his feelings ?of ::a
, need:fbr more repairmen, he plan-
ned the opening of • a Seaforth
branch.
Personally; , he tikes • the_ design-
ing end of his business, and does
all that work himself. His big
gest ;planning" job -was ,the ne4vs
showroom and workshop which -ire'
opened in 'Zurich. Every detail 'o£
th building ui ingt ands services were
a
SLI
EAFORTI
one 644
eat ort
{
-We now:' have the. famous family' of Pitts- .
burgh Paints. Here'is where you: will ;find
all of those high quality' field-tested .Pi'tts-
Burgh• finishes fqr eyery•;paintable -surface
inside or, outside; of your hoine.>Get SUN-
PROOP HHouse',Paint=WALIEij'D 1tii1
berized Satin Finish•` or':the . new' WALL -
HIDE Alkyd ;Type Flat. for ' any interior . "
wall surface SATINHIDE . hnamel in
color ,,thatmatch Wi1.LT..HIDE Wall Paints
F,LOR%IIDE' for wbod'::or cement floors
d,
ansteps:--WATER"SPAR:for furniture and - -
� woodwork inside.and out. '
aestro
oors
Hundreds .of today's
most -wanted :hues in
three' great -Pittsburgh
•'.Paints "including 'tuff
beriz"ed'and alkyd -type
`finishes.,
i
worked out by -him. ' ..
Gerald's wife is equally, ever
getic. the former Pearl. Beatrice'
Doehm, of Kitchener. she gook a
business course at Kitchener -Wa-
terloo 'Collegiate
itchener-Waterloo-'Collegiate prior to her -mar-
riage : to Gerald in 1948. Her train-
ing at collegiate has enabled ;tier to
help herhuaband with the account-
ing end of the business, of which`
she is in charg
They. h'ai=e- two ,children Gary
Wayne, -eight, .,and Carol Dianne,,
five;
Gerald finds time to- be active in
his church,: Zurich -Mennonite,,de-
.spite his hard::; work. lie -served as'
•Sunday School superintendent for
Fa number • of years, and is chair.
man= of the church council; and'
trustee board.
IlillttN FARM NEWS
(By D. H. ITILESY„
Haying" operations,are 'proceed-
ing as well .as,can .be expected be -
tweenintermittent showers: -Spring
grr to is, making excel'lent progress
and wheat is -showing' some ,color.
Corn is growing in this hot wea-
ther.
Weanlingpigprice
s.,• pr s, as , Well as
bred sows, have declined samewh t
over the past ,week_`;
COMP:N)
Sheet y A/lett:IL Supplies
626 Colborne _ S1
J 1'1:1E AS OVER 'A GIi-alaove-other-s-to witch=Gerald 'Gin
er ch .attributes his suecess ,it -is the enphasis he places on service
he s -a s. Here Mr, .Gingericlt is shown with : his wife , Gingerich
Sales and Service opens a new branch in Egnnondviile on Friday,
Seaforth Council =.Approves Accounts
Th
pass ng Co. Ltd acct, 4311.85, The
day evening Khnkote Co' acct ` $102.1.3.
E Ehrhardt' holiday pay,M;,PTcLlwaui, acct "$32.25 Ball=;
G Martri, holiday pay, •.$58 33; Re- Macaulay, ";acct.; ;$12.47; .E. W.
ceiver'General of "Canada, starnps,.'Mohtgomety, acct., $15; The; Globe
$30; A. Horne... salary, f$41.8o; P. and Mari„ acct., $35:20; R. Jessome'
U. C., acct., $84.50;° Helen Glew,. acct., $1.65 N° ,E, Bell,: acct.,'
,acct., $20 'Mrs.- HBolton,.:. ' acct ' $16.35 N;> Scorns, -`acct $6; Mrs."
$6, A. Miller, wages; $121;. ,Tarries H Bolton, acct:' $4; M. E ""Clarke,
Griew, acct , $4; F. Murray, wages acct., 260.32, M,. E. Clarke, acct:;
$t6:',.S " B'ates, salary $250; Cana-,
than Tire Corp., acct., $10.29 Am.::
erican "-Marsh Pumps Ltd..; acct.,
$20; Huston Eire" •Equipment Co.,
acct., $18.70; C. H.;.Addicott, acct:,-
.$4; George '. E: Elliott, ' constable;
acct., $24. .
ongratulations i
e ; follovvrnb, accounts •wer•e Ltd:; acct., $2426 Layss Contract
ed by Seafarth Council Mon d I:
EGM►NDVILLE
DZr ,and' Mrs.' Joe- Welch;, We8t
ward' HO; Alberta; were recent visr
tors of Mr and Mrs Raymond
Nott.
Advertising :sateguar4n4he»posy
tion of established ;products • for.
.which.rthere tis still a; need.
34; S. Bates. "salary, $57.69; -Sea-
forth Public Library, levy, $193:08
Wilson - salary, $250; II
Maloney,'_ salary, 5235; A, Price,
$197°50; J. Cui'imings, $20 A.
Horne, $22 John -A. Cartdno,. acct ,
$10.10; Bell .Telephone , Co.,. acct.,
$6910; G. A Whitney, acct .;"$12.
-Clerk ' Second'`, Division Court,
acct., -$5581; Huron "'Expositor,
acct.) " $205.31; " County of Huron;
indigent ,;,$151 50; relief, $35; Jack
son Homes, acct:, $1.7.67; A. Bushie,
wages, $72.45; Crown ;;T-Iardware
ect°,' $20.77;- W. M. art, aeet.,
acct., :$126a75; =H.
L vrence, acct: $35 >Ii Glew
_cc $10,_ Ba�dwrn, . fiardwa e,
.acct $61.90; Kerslake's, ._acct,,,
$44.10, E'.: Murray,:"wages, $69;'`A
Miller, wages;' $103; -Cornell Con
structidn acct;, $4!425°07, ' 'C
Combs,. acct., $445; W. Wilbee,
'acct.; "$70 66 Langdon Manufact
,Clarke-atet., $X8;81; ;:'alae .Pedfar
.People - Ltd.; "acct , • $87,; H. .Mc
Llwain, aeet $99, .,Ball-Maeaujay eupied • -while, they talk."
'Hensall Sale Prices
-Prices at Hensail community
sale' Thur
sunY were:
Yere..
Weanling, pigs, $11.75 to $15.10;
chunks; $16 .to --$1890•- feeders,
$20:75 to. 825.50; soWsy .$58; Co . $75;
Holsteiin"'"cows," $1,40 to $175; Dur-
ham cows,.'; $150 to $185; -Holstein'.
calves, $11 to $21;. Durham; calves,
$33 'to w�60
-A total of. 470 pigs•.and.''125 head`
-of -cattle and calves; were sold.
-= Bill "Ilo yeu knovvwhy women'
W711 •
To keep -their .minds oc-
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einoostrate the . many .advnnttges ':af : Frigidaire
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FRIDAYS and SATURDAY: „
FRI ERAT
wring his f , Gigantic, Openin,
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invite
►ee the.
"Thinkingest'
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flvri�ngest"�
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