HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1973-04-12, Page 9THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1973
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
nd DISTRICT NEWS
Correspondent: Mrs. Ervin Rader
DASHWOOD W.I.
The directors, Mrs. Ralph
Weber, Mrs. Mildred Kellerman
and Mrs. Earl Guenther, were
in charge of the annual meeting
of the Dashwood Women's Inst-
itute as they also formed the
nominating committee.
Mrs. Gordon Bender, presid-
ent, presided for the business.
The Red Cross canvass netted
$154,45. Desired short courses
were decided. Mrs. Rosaleen
Schenk reported on the director's
meeting. The District Annual is
May 16 at the Presbyterian
church, Exeter. Mrs. Schenk
will attend the Officer's Confer-
ence May 1, 2, and 3 at Water-
loo University.
Roll Call was answered by
paying dues. One new member
joined. It was decided to cont-
inue sponsoring our child in in
India. Reports were heard from
all convenors, president and
secretary. Two members had a
perfect attendance. Mrs. Letta
Taylor donated tea towels to the
Institute.
Mrs. Sid Baker was in charge
of the election of officers with
Mrs. Ralph Weber giving the
report of the nominating com-
mittee. Officers are: past pres-
ident, Mrs. Howard Maier;
president, Mrs. Gordon Bender;
vice-presidents, Mrs. Ray Rader
and Mrs. Earl Keller; secretary
treasurer, Mrs. Rosaleen Schenk;
assistant, Mrs. Eben Weigand;
district director, Mrs. Glen
Webb; alternate, Mrs. Sid Baker
resolution, Mrs. Ililda Rader;
directors, same; History Curator,
same; Public relations officer,
pianist, and auditors were all
returned.
Convenors of standing comm-
ittees, citizenship and World
Affairs, Mrs. J.M. Tiernan;
Education and Cultural Activit-
ies, Mrs. Leroy Gowanlock;
Agriculture and Canadian Act-
ivities, Mrs. Hilda Rader;
Family and Consumer Affairs,
Mrs. Stuart Wolfe.
Following the business, lunch
was served by the group follow-
ing the opening of Secret Pal
gifts and new pals picked.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Schatz
and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hod-
gins attended the Fabric Distrib-
utors clinic in Toronto, Sunday,
at which Princess Irene Galit-
zine showed features of styles
and trends for fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stire
and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rest -
ST
HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES
NONDAY, APRIL 23
4180
7 P.M.
1000 HEAD
Consisting of Steers, Heifers and Calves
Anyone wishing to consign cattle to this sale
should contact the management:
VICTOR HARGREAVES BILL LIVINGSTON BARRY MILLER
482-7511 529-7521 235-2717
CLINTON DUNGANNON EXETER
AUCTIONEERS: Hector McNeil and Larry Gardiner
THE BEST fi
Nobody Was Ever Sorry
He Bought The est !!
An old slogan seldom heard today, primarily because
there is a lot of junk thats not designed to last over a
year or two!
THE BEST IS WHAT I SELL
IN RIDING LAWN MOWERS!
Ariens Riding Lawn Mowers
Look around - you'll find a lot of old ones that are still
working just fine!
COME UP AND TRY ONE OUT - I'VE GOT THE MOWERS
AND I'VE GOT THE GRASS!
STEVE ARGYLE
Outdoor Equipment
Phone 565-2800 Bayfield
emayer were supper dinner guest
with Mr, and Mrs. John Barr,
London, Saturday. Later they
attended the Forest City square
dance festival at Centennial
Hall in celebrating the 35th
wedding anniversary of the
Restemayers.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Boogemans
and fancily spent Sunday at
Burlington with Mr. and Mrs.
Felix Boogemans and family.
Mrs. Rosaleen Schenk visited
recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Barnbrich, Kitchener, and
Mr, and Mrs. Ron Braid and
family, Elmira.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader,
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader, and
Mr, and Mrs. David Rader
spent Sunday at Waterloo with
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Weiberg
and family.
BAPTISM
Tammy Lynn, infant daughter
FARM SOLD
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Featuring 3 Tractors,
Combine and a Full Line
of Farm Machinery
For PERCY CAMBPELL
Lot 10, Concession 2,
HAY TOWNSHIP,
2 miles south of Hensall via
Highway #4, then '/a miles
west on sideroad.
SATURDAY, APRIL 14
at 1:00 p.m.
TRACTORS: Nuffield Univer-
sal 3, in good condition, 3
point hitch, hydraulics and belt
pulley; Allis Chalmers Model
CA, wide front axle; AC 4 row
scuffler; Ford Model 8N trac-
tor and 2 row bean puller; 2
row Dearborne scuffler; Ford
mounted mower and plow;
Ford manure loader and Fer-
guson manure spreader.
COMBINE: Case Model 65,
PTO hydraulic controls, scour
clean bean and clover attach-
ments; Innis bean windrower.
Both of these machines are in
very good condition.
Gravity box and wagon; New
Holland parallel bar siderake;
New Holland hay baler; Super
66 King Weise 42 ft. hay ele-
vator; 91/2 ft. Kongsklde cul-
tivator; Int. 8/ ft. stiff tooth
cultivator, on rubber; Int.• Mo-
del 36 3 furrow mounted plow;
Int. 3 furrow trail plow, ace
bottom; Gehl hammer mill,
10"; 7" endless belt; 2 sections
rotary (hoe; Int. 8 ft. discs;
Int. 7 ft. binder; 13 run Cock-
shutt fertilizer drill, power lift;
9 ft. and roller; 4 sections har-
rows; 3 sections lever har-
rows; Ebersol snow blower;
JD wagon and wooden grain
box; heavy duty farm wagon
and plank grain box; 4" grain
auger; New Idea PTO corn
stock chopper; set of sleighs;
platform scales; 2 wheeled
trailer; 36 ft. extension ladder;
'racks for Ford 1/2 ton truck,
in excellent condition; 4 h.p.
riding lawn mower; set of 8
weed rower ft.; 50 cedar posts;
nuantity of good clover seed;
forks; shovels and small items.
COLLECTOR'S ITEMS include
—Approximately 50 cedar rails,
in excellent . condition; set of
good double harness; assort-
ment of horse collars; coal oil
egg incubator; Letz corn cob
and stalk grinder; Model Dixie
No. 244. made for Allis agency,
on steel wheels.
Bedroom suite and a few
pieces of furniture.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash:
PERCY CAMPBELL, Prop.
Tel: 262-2042
PERCY WRIGHT, Auctioneer
Tel: 262-5515
Neither owner or auctioneer
responsible for accidents day
of sale.
Auctioneer's Note: This farm
equipment is in very good
shape and has always been
stored indoors from weather
conditions.
of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Restern-
ayer was baptized in Zion Luth-
eran church by Rev. Frank Mor-
gret, Sunday, April 8, Sponsors
were Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse
Denomme.
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Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, Glen Restemayer and baby
were Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse
Denomme, Brian and Wayne,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Restem-
(continued on page 10)
Residents Of Zurich
GARBAGE PICK UP
Please note that Garbage in Zurich will
be collected next week on
THURSDAY, APRIL 19
instead of Good Friday, April 20
HAROLD STIRE GARBAGE SERVICE
TENDERS
SOUTH HURON & DISTRICT ASSOCIATION
FOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED ADDITION
& ALTERATIONS TO WORKSHOP,
DASHWOOD, ONTARIO
Sealed tenders clearly marked as to contents and address-
ed to South I-luron & District Association for the Mentally
Retarded, will be received by MURPHY SCHULLER GREEN
& MARTIN ARCHITECTS, 775 Waterloo Street, London,
Ontario, until 12:00 noon, E.S.T. TUESDAY, April 24,
1973, for Addition & Alterations to Workshop, Dashwood,
Ontario.
Plans and Specifications may be obtained on or after
April 9, 1973, from the Architect's St. Thomas office
upon a deposit of $50. per set returnable whenreturned in
good condition. Tenders must be submitted on the supplied
Form of Tender.
The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted.
MURPHY SCHULLER GREEN AND MARTIN ARCHITECTS
544 Talbot Street St. Thomas, Ontario
THE BANKRUPTCY ACT
SALE BY TENDE
Sealed tenders will be accepted by the undersigned until
12:00 noon, Wednesday, April 25, 1973 for the Trustee's
interest in the following property:
Approximately 114 acres on part lots 22 and 23 Lake
Road West Concession, Township of Stanley County
of Huron Facing on Kings Highway No. 21 approxim-
ately 10 miles north of Grand Bend.
There is a poultry house with relevant equipment which
is designed to handle 21, 500 birds which is the major asset
of this property.
A partial barn and silo are near the poultry house and
the attractive farm house.
CONDITIONS:
1. Tenders should be accompanied by a certified cheque
made payable to the undersigned for l Pio of the amount
of tender as deposit, which deposit, will be returned to
the bidder if the tender is not accepted and forfeited to
the undersigned as liquidated damages if the tender is
accepted and the sale not completed by the purchaser.
2. Only sealed envelopes marked "Tender - Snider" will
be accepted.
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3. The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accept-
ed.
4. Persons wishing to inspect the premises may do so on
April 19 or 20, 1973, between the hours of 9 a. m, and
12:00 noon at "Snider Farm" R, R.2, Zurich, Ontario.
5. The tenders will be opened at 12:00 noon April 25, 1973
at the office of the Trustee, W.L. Butler & Co., 34
Young Street, Kitchener.
Additional information will be available upon request by
telephoning:
Alan Butler, 57 8-1990, Estates Manager
William L. Butler, C.A., Trustee
34 Young Street
Kitchener, Ontario