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In Clanton Public hospital, on Wed
'lraesday, January 23, 1937, to Mr,
and 14Irs, r$tanley Gingericda, R , R. 2
.Zurich, a soar,
In Clinton Ptub1 e hospital, .on
Monday, January 21, 1957, to Ma,
and Mrs. Sydney Ramer, RiR• r 3,
Zurich, a datnrghter.
•.i.G.A. Dollat Y
Brown's LGA. Market
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Save 22c. Dr. Ballard Dog Food .,.... 9 for $1.00
Save 1 6c. Rosedale Tomato Juice, 20 -oz. 8 for 1.00
Save 16c. Ayl'er fancy cream Corn 15oz 7 for -1.00
Save 5c. Aylmer choice Peas 15 -oz ,...,,,. 6 for 1.00
Save 5c. I.G.A. Kernal Corn 6 for 1.00
Save 15c .Aylmer Catsup 11 -oz. ,5 for 1.00
Save 13c. Aylmer Tomato Soup, 1 O-oz...9 for 1,00
Save 20c. I.G.A. Margarine 1-1b. 4 for 1.00
Save 12c. I.G.A. Sno Kreem' Lard 4 forl.00
Save 17c. I.G.A. Evaporated Milk 9 for 1.00
Save 17c. Kleenex Reg. or Chubby ...,.... 6 for 1.00
Save 20c Electric Bulbs, 25-40-60 watt 6 for 1.00
Save 13e. I.G.A. Toilet Tissue
Betty Crocker Cake Mixes
9 for I.00
3 for 1.00
MEAT SPECIAL
Balt -1b. side Bacon 1 -Ib. Pork Liver, 1 -lb Wein-
erg for $1.00
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
YOU GET MORE AT I.G.A•
mutton
loom
DA4SHWOOL)
1,44 Luck Supper -
The Ladies Aid of Zion c uureh
and their husbands as guests en
joyed a pot luck supper in the church
basement Wed. Jan, 23rd, Group
three with Mrs, Alvin Rader conven-
or
or was in .charge following the sup-
per. Rev. Winters of Zurich Luth-
eran chureh sihowed slides of his trip
to,Germany last sananner•. Bunco
followed, winners were, Mrs. Ervin
Rader and Milfred Meaner. Cloaisol•
ation - airs. Wilfred Wiesner and
Elmer Raider.
4-H. Meeting -
The Homemakers Club held their
meeting and evening with 14 present.
Meeting opened with 4-B. Pledge.
= Miss Shirley Bullockwill be present
Feb. 6th to see the work and look
FE at books. The girls learned to make
a dollar.. Roll call next meeting -.
"A Joke". The meeting closed with
"The Queen".
=1 Miss Charlotte Bieseanthal or the
RCAF, Clinton, and NIr. Siegfried
'Miller of Waterloo spent tine week
end with Mr and Mrs. Rudolph Mil-
;ler.
Mr. Wm. Haugh, accompanied by
Mr. Harvey Taylor of l3 'ucefield,
spent the week -end at Lowell, IiIich.
Mr and IVirs. Lloyd Rader and
family and Mr and Mrs. Ervin
Rader, GMarien, David and Paul spent
Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Elmer
- Rader. .
Extensive Auction Sale
Of Tractors, Truck, Auto, 'Combine.,
valuable Machinery Feed and Misc.
Items, on the Premises, Lots 18 and
19, ,Con. North Boundary, .Stephen
Township. 114 aides east of Dash-
-, wood, 6 miles west of Exeter, on
C No. 88 Highway.
•.r The. undersigned Auctioneer is in-
strutted to sell by public auction on
-FE! WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6th.
I Commencing at 1 p.an. sharp.
i Tractors, Auto Truck and Combine--
Caterpillar D 2 Tractor;. power
- take off, 2 way hydraulic pump lin
- Igua'ante.ed condition; 2 Ferguson
20-35 Thactoes, completely equipped
- din guaranteed icon•dition. 0.9,50 Mer-
cury 3 -ton stake truck with- grain
- !rack; 1948 Monarch 4 -door sedan;
'6 -ft. Case +combine, completely equip-.
' ptd with bean and grain attachments
in A17 condition. NOTE-Arxange-
- { merits .can be made with the Pr oprie-
for before sale date in regards to
payments on above items.
Farm Implements -
=! • 1Cac'kshutt 4 -furrow plow 14 -inch
NU▪ MMI
Waterloo Cattle Breeding
Association
"Where Better Bulls Are -. Used"
GLENAFFON MILESTONE V.G.
Is the Leading Honour List Sire For 1956 in Canada
with seven of his daughters winning eight places in the honour list. No other bull has
had as many as seven daughter in the honour list since 1941,
1956 Honour 'List Producers by Waterloo Unit Sires
Elmcroft Monogram Duke
Milk Fat
Monogram Duke Dutrhland .... Sr. 4 21299 669 2X (8) 178
A. Musselman, Elmira, Ont.
Speid-ide Duke Tonal.- Jr. 4 20947 828 2X (1) 177
L. 1). Whiner '87 Sons, Preston
Perrinholm R. A. Dora. Jr. 3 17365 720 2X 163
W. R. Perrin, Ayr. ":.-..V4"'""-"'"'* -_-- „ X - - A,� s.,«-... --
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(2)
(5)
Glenafton Milestone
Graven,•r?1?i1Ptit:�mne Vona.. Jr. 4
T. W. MacLeod, Disreli, Que.
Susan Aline Milestone .. .. . Sr. 3
1. Re.ehtel, Hesn)ler
'Friary "warm Milaa+nip .Prescilla Jr. 3
1). G. Geth i;n:m. Orton
Barnhnlm Linda iMilesitove ..... Jr. 2
,T. a. Barn. Stratford
Airvue Rae; Annie Centn.en Jr. 2
P. M. Snyder. Waterloo
Flo -Mar ?VTiileatone Verla Pabst,Sr. 2 (305)
R. Oliver. Rrartchton.
Lul,r Dewdrop Milestone Jr: 2 (305)
F'. L. Smith & Sons, 13rowns•vill^" '* -- -'14"''
Selling Wing Double
"•Mead!ewbrae Wine ... .
n. D. Whale. Alma
Blair Wing Double Patricia
Tra M. Good. Blain•
22283 _278 3X 165
2'0524 788 2X (4) 18.5
20349 811 2X
13802 7123 2X
17358 051 2X (2) 173
12847 577 2X 136
(2) 191 '(3)
133 (2)
;1.12929 532 2X
Sr. 2 168141
Sr.12 (305) 112102
Macdonald Rag Apple Ajax.
Dickieln!oime Wilda Rae. Apple... h (gas)
J, H. Gillespie, Galt.
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146 (5)
737 2X 158 (1)
148
190
184
177
181
207
190
177
166
170
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568 2X 135 (4) 165
19853 &50 2X (9) 170
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PLEASE NOTE: The number in brackets indicate their standing in class
Congratulations to the people who made these recioads.
For high production with good type, use the bulls we have in service, DAIRY or
BEEF.
For servi+,ce or more information, call collet:
CLINTON HU. 2-3441
Between 7:30 and 10 A.M. Week Days
7: 30 and 9:30 A. M. Sundays and Holidays
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Thursday, January 31st,, *.`
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UP-TO-DATE FAMILY..
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The Diithrop's Passport
`tx "•'>✓ to Better Living
BANK OF MONTREAL
• egoara. 944t Va4
Zurich Branch: JOHN BANNISTER, Manager
Hensel! Branch: KENNETH CHRISTIAN, Manager
Crediton Branch: CLARE IRWIN, Manager
(Open Tuesday and Thursday)
Dashwood 00 -Agency): Open Mon., Wed, & Fri.
The Dilthrops are 'a modern-day
family who have rediscovered a ree.
cipe for better living. It's not a new
recipe by any means -it has been
tried and tested for -years. Here are
the ingredients.:
▪ a 13 of Me- Savings Account
• a Definite Goal to Save for
• a Dash of Determination
There's nothing more - just
add deposits regularly.
Mom and •Dad can point te. the
results ... that suit she's wearing .. .
that easy chair ... the sense of thrift:
and self-reliance in Jimmy and Carol.'
gained by operating their own ac-
counts. at the B of M. There's fun„
they say, in saving together and in,
sharing the thrills of realizing their
savings goals.
Why don't you open accounts for
members of your family today?
You'll find a warm welcome awaits
you at the B of M.
14Y 1ANI1
TO 2 X11110, 0111.40/AN3.
WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SiNCE 1817
bottom' with hydraulic tifk,, like new;
Cockshu+tt 15 -run grain and fertiliz-
er drill on rubber with (power life,
like new.;. M -H. Ez•ee flow fertiliser
spreader (12) ; Cookshutt 4 -row beat
and bean. ,cultivator; Ferguson row
crop spring teeth eutlivator; Water-
loo 112eft. 18 -inch plate disc ('new) ;
Smith 1214 -ft. elevator, equipped with
6-H.P. Wisconsin engine, for corn,
grain or beans; 3 -dram Land roller;
Benin 10 -ft. land packer, like new;
Iron Age 20 -ft boon for 3 P.R. weed
sprayer; Woods lane -row !corn picker,
like new; Lutz grinder, 10 -in, plates,
in brand new condition;1M-H. 10 -inti
grain grinder; heavy duty wagon.
equipped with 900x16" tires, 8 -ton
cap; 3.0 -,inch si:cle racks; heavy duty
wagon, equipped with 750x16" tires,
6 ton cap., 34 -inch side racks; heavy
duty wagon, equipped with 600x16"
tires, 3 -ton cap•, 24 -inch side racks.
All (boxes 'hinged for dumping; M -H.
4 -wheel spreader on rubber; 15 -ft.
flexible klrag harrows; 4 -section dia.•-
nnand harrows; Ferguson side deliv-
ery rake (new) ; Ferguson 2 -furrow
plow, 12 -teach bottom, 3 P.H. Dear-
born 4 -ft. one-way dis',c; 3 'PAL ; Fer-
guson 2 -row corn planter, 3 P.H. ;
Ford •3 PH. cement mixer; 5 -ft. corn
stalk ,cutter, 3 P.H.; pulley for Ia'er-
g+uson or Ford tra;ctor; M -H, puller
legs; Ferguson bean pullet; Water •
-
Ioo 4 -ft. one-way disc; 2 Ferguson
heat houses; International heat
house; White 15 -in. cutting box with
pipes like new; M -H. 4 -ft. one-way
disc; 2 rotary gasoline pumps, 2
Iritemmnational wheel weights; 14 -in.
lawn mower; Finidley Boal and wood'
cooking range, like new; 2,000 bales
of choice oat straw; 200 bales bean
straw, Ichoiee quality; International
4 -row beet and bean planter, Etc.
PLAN to attend tills outstanding
sale., Everything in Hirst class cond-
ition. No reserve as owner is giving
up farthing due to (other interests.
Lunch 'Booth on 'Grounds. `
TERMS---GASA
Glenn Canneron, Pnrlprietoi',
Glen. Webb, Cleryk.
Alvin "Wallper, Auctioneer.
:On Tuesday last, January 22nd
1957 Mr and Mrs Frank Den:ol<ni ie o
this Parish anarke;d the fiftieth . nniv
ersary of their married' life, and oi
occasion both attended morning
Masa to give thanks to God'for their
long and happy married life.
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taking full posession of the
f home, and feet' their awn doing ss:.
well prepared dinner was served
n with all the trimmings attached.tee
it. Mr. 'Wim. .Ray Ducharme ant
family, Mrs. Denis Denommne and;
fannrily, the four sons and their wiv-
'-•
es of their deceased daughter Loretta,
Regier, and.'Fathen (Poisson, the pates
ish spriest also attended. During the,
evening other parie!honers called to
offer eongratulatiloins to the and:
!couple. The, Den:oommne's were thG
reciepients .of: many valuaibler1{¢¢:.
from their Children and others: Mrs..
'Matthew • Denei nue read an 'inspir-
ing address of respect and- honour, to
the celebrants. but they were so enn.
otioned fronn it all, that is was hard'
flora• them to reply in words. Never.
the -less they did in heart and spirit .
A11, enjoyed themselves to their
hearts content wishing their parents•
many more years of • well.. earned
'comfort and happiness.
C'omnne•nti.ng on these long yea.a's
gone by we say with certainty that •
-
not too many are privilerlged to live,
a married life span together fox'•
fifty years. Let us say for exannple,
that two young people leave their.
place of abode, etroll out into the.,.
open, and at a .certain point, they
would stop and pause for a xnonnent,.
and there they evloul+d deposit an oba .
-ject, they would say to one another
fifty year, nfroa i t'oda:v yo?r and 1"
will return and pick up this object
to the average person it would sem
unbelievable, the tspan of fifty years.
of married life together is the mnsw..
'r to it,and to Mr and Mrs Denon, ne
it was a reality. Like tmiuy young
couples when they marry, they 7,•orw
that day to love one •another teat to,
share together the pleasures andz:
happiness of life, son the same o.ca
casion they vow to share also all of
the trials and sorrows that would be..
fall them in their new life, All of
their married life was spent in this
parish a.. record for home life, apartt
from minor ailments due to advance
Fifty years ago, on January 22nd
1907 whet' the groom was nearing
his twenty -;fifth birthday, and his
bride Miss Annie Charrette was
twenty years of age, (both of this
parish were married in the parish
•church by the not,. Father Lovis!clle
then parish priest. The gno!orn .s
+beet mann' of fifty years ago was the
late Remie 'Geofno!i, while the bride
was assisted by her sister, Mabel,
now Mrs. James Masse. 'After their
-marriage the Denommne's lived in the
surroundings of 'St. Joseph for three
years, before snaking their final de-
ci•sion. as to where they -would est-
ablish.themselves- •-to start their
future 'life. They then decided to
purchase the Jllohnn Scbilibe homestead
;on the 144tH Con, Hay, itt the •year
1910, where they Hived for -forty
some years. Of late they turned
over their farm to their son Matt-
hew, they then Moved in their remod-
eled hone on the Blue Walter High-
way. From IIVIr and Mrs. Denanune's.
union 13 !children .weee born: eight'
sons and +five daughters. Deceased
are Lae -tibia, Loretta, Juliette and one -
eon. Dennis.. The remaining ones are
Gaston of Dundas; Adrian of Zurich!
Harry of Windsor; Alfred at home
also Loftus at hone; Andrew of Win-
dsor,,annd '11/lattihew on the hi neste.ad
on the 14th. 'Otion. (Lottie) ltIrs.
George Grenier of Dashwood; and
(IMarilie) Maus. Lewis A.yotte, of the
14th •Concession, The Denonnme's
have 80 ttrancl ,children; 12 great
grandchildren.
St. Joseph & Rhhtp Water Area
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
It has been a long time desire of
their !cbldren to: have their parent:
celebrate their golden 'wedding anni-
versary, but due to recent deaths in
the famiIv of late, it was heart brea-
king for thenar to make any decision.
After their •'children bad remain-
ed dormant :For some time :but mak-
ing planns, they arrived at the Deno-
anrna home on Saturday l:m:•t by e'r.,•.
ng years, we can say that both are
enjoying fairly good health, Mr.
Deno -nein is nearing his seventy-fifth
year 'le Mrs. Denomnne is seventy.
years of age,
e.