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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1957-03-21, Page 4ZIJRICII ONTARIO ZI/RICH_ Ii-ZRA:I•D, i a ,0 _. a ��. a . r Renovating •SA LE AT DASHWOOD IS STILL ON! Chesterfields Bedroom Suites - Chrome Kitchen Sets - Hassocks - Studio Conches Lamps, Etc., Etc. All at Reduced Prices. Mirrors at $1.50 .. ....Floor Mats at $1.00 lopairammtimmsliesemo iie SHUR-GAIN FEEDS We Offer a Complete Line of Shur -Gain Farin Proven Feeds and Concentrates for Poultry, Hogs and Cattle Try Our.. New.. 22%.. Chick.. Starter.. Medicated. Inquire About The Low.. Grain Prices in Truck Load Lots. M. DEITZ . & Son Zurich a • 4 1 i i 0 0 r s i t 1 0 FOR SALE .811•D GRAIN — Gary and Rodney Oats; Gary grown from Registered Seed. — John Robinson, Phone ,Hen- . stall 699 r 41 tf? Salesman Wanted MAN WANTED forRawleigh 'busin- Mss. Real opportunity. No experi- ence needed to start. Write Rawl- eigh's Dept. C-458-0, Montreal, P.Q. SCHOOL RATE STEADY A tax rate of seven mills, the came as 1956 was set by the South 'Ewen District High School Board. Teachers were given an increase of $400, and with the annual increment irf $300, they will receive a total of Viking ,cream separator,. 600-1b. cap- acity, like new; rubber tire wagon, hay rack, set 'of sleighs; Letz. grind- er, used one season; 50 -ft. belt; fair ning ait.ill; M -H. 'grain grinder; emery stone; electric fencer, extension lad- der; .circular saw; pea harvester,. chicken shelters, snow fence, hay fork, 2, 30 -gal. drums, efectrrc clip- per; anvil, forge, gas lanternffi log- ging ,chains, brooder stove, set new tractor chains; 20 -rods woven wire; pig trough, sap pan, 1.00 sap page; spiles,; 4, 8 -gal. .milk cans; drill, vice, large assortment ,carpenter tools; colony House, forks, shovels, and many articles too nraanerous to men- tion. Feed -•-- 200'bales s hoi•ee quality hay; 300 bales oat straw. tHousehold Effecis 7�x> er tsion y electric was table; chairs, Beats shing machine; churn, A seal- ers; crocks and of ins. everything will be No reserve, ever, sold TEETERMSMrs. Emma Rowla ess, Glen Webb, Clerk. Alvin Walper, Auctioneer. Mrs. Emma Rowla es, Glen Webb, Clerk Alvin Waiper, Auctioneer Restemayer. Miss Shirley Haugh spent the we- ek -end in Stratford with Mr and Mrs. Carl Eokmeier. Miss E11eleGilbert of Stratford, spent the week -end with Mr and :airs Courtney Burmeister. Mr and Mrs Roy Bender and fam- ily of Toronto, spent the week -end with Mr. John Bender. St. Joseph &. 131ue Water Area Mr and avlrs Fred Ducharrne of the Blue Water Highway in company with Mr. Richard Hartman of the Goshen line south, motored to Wind- sor and other points of interest ore Thursday last. Also visiting in De- troit, returning to their Jerome on S:undaywith Mr. Raymond Hartman who had spent the week -end in De- troit. Mr and Mrs. Joseph Cantin of St. 4700 a year. A minimum of $4.000 Jioseph motored to Montreal a few a: year was requested by the stair, weeks ago, the object of their visit, nd $3,800 was granted by the board g ' .being a business trip of interest, Chamber Grantt Rink $50. They returned. back to their home on At a dinner meeting of the Hen- Tuesday last. salt Chan -her of Commerce held at • dab.- and Mrs. Anthony Laporte, the New Commercial Hotel, $50 was ate'. were residents of St. Joseph voted toward the defrayment of the for the past, years, have now moved artificial ice debenture. A :committee in the Drysdale district. Was appointed to look after the an- On Sat.-D.1day last the citizens of -real Ontario '',chamipion.sbyp tiddlers' this ..parish were greeted With a !artest, date set later. rather disagreeable wind !and snow I5 GRAND CHAMPION ;storm, in the southernpart of the Province they anissed out on the Robert P. Allan. Brucerleld, a: snow but tornado warnings were is - 'young farmer who has taken great sited to the public for safety. All Interest in many of the organizations of that is not unusual for the close 'nf armers within Huron County, was ing days of the whiter months, but lecently acclaimed Grand Champion .it is not welcomed. of the Tenth Annual Huron County. Already sorneresorters are en regi Seed Fair. Mr. Allan is first tic- dsnce in some of the cottages at Du - president of the Huron County Soil ,char•nte's Beech, and already evening and Crop Improvement A'sociation, lights are flickering, as a reminder which sponsors the fair.. He racked of camping days. Altho the tiveath- up a t,tal of 55 5 points at the seed' er Ss breezy and somewhat disagree - /air. able, it will be a .change for those MANY AT PARTY who have been confined to inside work during the winter months. About 500 friends from all overHow To— Huron County paid tribute to Gerry!How to torture your Husband Montgomery, former Huron County Said . a Handsome Wife; Agricultural Representative, and his I -don't need that replied the other, av:,fe, on the eve of their departure I have a system of any own. for their new hone in T onorrto where - Clearing Auction Sale he has accepted a position as Agric: ; Of Live Stock, Tractor, Farm ihrti- uitural Agent in Ontario with the lements, Feed and Household Effects, 'CNR. His office is in Union Station:On the premises Lot. fart 26, 27, Con 'Toronto. He has served as Agric- +North Boundry, McGillivray Twp., 1 ultural Representative in Huron sine mile west. of Mt. Carmel on town litre ikeig. • 1, 1915'1. The farewell party,' The undersigned Auctioneer Is in - headed by a committee representing strutted to sell by public auction on agricultural organizations was held WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27th tet the Seaforth District High School. Commencing at 1 p.rn. Livestock — Red Durham cow, Wm. Jewitt, reeve of linnet an'l ;carrying third calf, due April 3rd; Chairman of the agricultural comma - Holstein r tee of. Huron County was master of Heifer, tarrying first calf, due in Aprit ; red Durham cow, ceremonies. carrying fourth calf, due in April; DASHWOOD . ;part Durham and Hereford farrow • cow; Durham cow, carrying third BENGALS SIGN TANNER icalf call, due in April; Hereford ,cow with jcaif at foot, fresh six weeks; Ayr - •The Detroit Tiger^ baseball team ,,hire cow, carrying second calf, due signed Bob Tanner to report to their in June; part Durham and Jersey 'training camp in Florida.. He is a 2i c tr due in April; Ayrshire cow, clue year old righ hand pitcher from Dew- in May; Holstein cow, carrying see- dney, B.C. and had a tryout wish and calf, due in May; Holstein cow, London Majors in 1055 ane last, carrying fourth calf, due in April; 4 year played for the Dashwood 'i tic r !Durham heifers, rising 2 yrs. old; ±n5' the lnt:ermediete D WOAA. 'part Durham and Jersey cow with Miss Nancy Tiernan and Robert calf at foot; 2 Hereford baby beefs, 'Staines of .St, Thomas spent the ready for market. Purebred Here- 'week=end with 111,1r and Mrs. Mervyn ford Bull, rising 3 years old. This is a very choice herd of cattle, - Hbgs — Yorkshire sow, carrying third litter, due first week in May. Tractor and Farm Implements M -H. Mustang Standard tractor in guaranteed condition; M -H. binder, 7 -ft. cut, like new; ;M -IH. No. 112 tractor spreader in brand new cond- ition; 'M -IH, 2 -furrow tractor plow„ like new; M -H. grain and fertilizer •Tiernan. Mr.•. Gordon Kraft of Sarnia spent the week -end with iMr and bfrs. F. C. Kraft. Miss Joan Weber is vacationing in Florida. Mr and 'Mrs. Gordon Weiberg of Waterloo spent the .week -end wit;h #Mr and Mrs. Vied Weiberg. Mr and Firs. Glen Waiper and children of ,London spent the weep- drill, 15 -run, equipped withanarkers, end with relatives in town. power lift, used one season; Fleury Men's Club. Entertain Wives Bissell 28 -plate tractor diso; 'Case 4 - The Men's Club of Zion Lutheran bar side delivery rake; 3 -drum steel lChureh entertained their wives at roller; 9 -ft. spring 'booth lcultivater bowling at Grand Bend Friday even- on rubber; McDeering hay Ioader; ing. Winners were. High - Howard :MIH, side rake; dump rake; 2 -horse a'Datars and lvirs. Earl Deters-; Low, scu#filer; 3 -section diamond harrows; Andrew Anderson and tMrs. Edgar Frost and Wood mower, 5 -ft. cut; Clearing Auction Sale 2.7;5 bushels IMoncalm seed barley; 100 bushels Carvell wheat; 5 bushels timothy seed. Household,Effects Winghamkite Chen range like ne,w; extension table, dining room chairs, buffet, chester- Of Tractor, Farm, Implements, Live Stock, and Misc. Items, on the prem- ises, Lot 1212, Con. 12,Stephen Twp; half mile south of Dashwood. The undersigned Auctioneer is in-. - structed to sell (by public auction on FRIDAY, MARCH 22nd. At 11t o'clock, p.m. sharp Tractor — Massey -Harris No. 102 Junior now crop tractor with adjust- able front axle, in good condition, equipped with 4 -row beet or bean scuffler. Farm Imrpleanents: — Cockshutt No 11, 15 -run grain and fertilized drill c'empletely equipped with power lift grass seed attachment and markers, like new! 1UIcDeering 3 -furrow tract; for plow on rubber, in good ,condition; M -H. 81a -ft. spring tooth cultivator; Fleury Bisset 8 -ft. ,cultipaeker; M -H. side delivery rake; leloDeering tract- or manure spreader; i1VI-H. bean pill= ler for tractor; ciecular• sage, s !ounted on tractor; Bradley roller bearing wagon; International 32 --plate trade or disc; M -;1T. single seuffler; rubbea tired warm; 4 -section diamond. ?ter, rows, and other an'isc. items. Cattle --Hereford eow, due May hth; 2 Holstein heifers, with calf' at foot; Durham cow, carrying second calf, due leiter part of March; Dur- ham cow, carrying -third calf, due, first weak in April; 3 summer calves;; 6 yearling Durham and Herefords:: No Reserve, everything will be sold. Terms—Cash Earl Dietrich, Proprietor. Glen Webb, .Clerk. Alvin 'Walper, Auctioneer. Extensive Auction Sale Of High Quality Shorthorns, T-l.orsect" Tractors, Threshing Machine, Farm'; Implements, Grain and avlisc. Iteerea On the premises, Lot 11, Con. Nol.th Il Bloundry, Hay Twp. • First farm south of iHillsgreen _3i . miles 'west of Kippen or 2 miles east of 7ur ich and 2' miles northr.: The undersigned Auctioneer is ire, strutted to sell by public auction on . TUESDAY, MARCH 26th. At 12.30 p.m. sharp. High Quality Shorthorns — Dar-: ham cow, 8 yrs. old due June 17t3-; red cow, 7 yrs old, due April 19th.; roan cow, .freshene week, with 3rd calf at foot; red cow 7 -yrs. old bred July 28; red cow carrying second calf, due middle of April; red cow' 8 yrs. old tivith .calf" at foot; roan cow, carrying 3rd calf, dile April15, roan cow, with calf at foot; dark roan cow 6 -yrs old due April 11; dark roan. cow carrying second calf due middle of April; 'tart Durham and Hereford cow, 7 -yrs. old with -calf at foot; part Durham and Here- ford cow 6 yrs. old, withcalf at foot; 5 yearling heifers; 3 yearling steers, 4 heifers rising 2 yrs. old; 2 steers rising 2 yrs. old; 3 fall calves. Registered Durham Bull, born Oct. 15, 1952. of choice quality and blood lines. This is an extra choice herd of cattle, all in market condition. Horses — Good work team, true and reliable in every way. Tr<aetor and Threshing Machine --- international Super W6, like 'neyv.;' Intern. W 4, in new condition, equ- ipped with G. H. manure loader, nearly new; Waterloo 28x42 thresh- ing' machine on steelcompletely equ- ipped with cutter•, grain •elevator, in guaranteed condition. Farm Inrpliments — International binder on rubber 8 -ft. cut; Inter. 28 -plate tractor disc like new; Inteea, 16 -run fertilizer grain drill on r' -t'- berlike new; Intent. po}ver 5'r7 ^• -o fl mower, 7 -ft. cut; Inter. 81e—fa stiff tooth cultivator; 3 -drum ste-1 roller,. 4 -sec. chairs link harrows; Intern. 3- furnoar plow, ,$-sec. diamond harrows 4 sec. ;diamond harrows; 10 -ft. dump rake; 3 -horse cultivator, Gehl 10 -in hammer mill, used one season;M-II. 1014 -inch grain •grinder, tuber tired• wagon steel tire wagon; 16^ft. hay rack; 1V1 -H. 4 -sec. spring tooth har- rows; 120 -ft, rubber endless drive belt; 140 -ft. drive belt; walking plow circular saw, electric feed cooker; Viking &50 cap. ,cream separator; Universal 2 -unit milker; .2, iron ret ties; Stewart electric clippes; 26 -it grain elevator; 32 -ft, extension Tad.' der; Clinton fanning mill, bagtruck; electric fencer; 2 colony houses 10x 12; 2,000-1b. esalese half -ton drain hoist, "Set of sling rapes; block and tackle, Hansen weed sprayer; 'wagon box, 4 logging chains, quantity of tiles, fence posts (steel and cedar); 20 rods woven fence; 2 -row potato duster; set of tap dies; 2 oak bar- rels, steel drums, cutter, emery, sho- vels. finks, Etc., Etc. '(Casts 1200 bushels Cartier seed Oats, 800 beehels Rodney seed orae `e field suite, small tables, Singer Bow- ing machine, hall rack, stands, dres- secs, churn, butter bowl; sausage •g1•inder and lard press, and many ion articles too numerous to mention. No reserve, as the farm is solei. Ow - Thursday, 11\larch 2iat, ing to extra large sale, Belling w11t start sharp on time Terris --Cash Gordon Love, Proprietor, y Ross Love, R, F. Stade, Clarks. sa Alvin Waiper, Auetioneer,' ire It MOST PRECIOUS METAL STEEL is the foundation of the material well-being of every nation. Without steel there could not have been much progress. For steel is in almost every- thing. There is steel in the modern church, school, hospital and college, and in the making and pre- paring of all building materials. There lasted, too, in the weapons of defence, without which the peoples who desire to maintain peace soon would lose their freedom. Stelco as the largest Canadian steel -maker is proud of the part its products have played in the develop- ment of Canada. THE STEEL COMPANY OF CANADA LIMITED 4iONTREAL GANANOQUE HAMILTON BRANTFORD TORONTO s \I SEE 70 2 yMILLION CANADIANS V\.\\2a\•,`\ivl^till;.'... a ..:. That's where you can get the "necessary" to buy. seed ... if you can repay out of farm .income. Farmers from wast to c.utrst finaucc their seed -buying ar the Bank of Montreal. Melly find tin l;,c•nng ,t. bit, hard at this rime of year, whiir with logs of money going out and little coaxing in . , . and they look Ne - s. B.of ivi seed luau cis an aid essential to Sut.•cess, They like its low cot, too! See your Batt):' of .Montreal tnana,gcr today for a, ct.,trii=lrrrcial t1wt. BANK OJ MONTREAL, e4.uicda ib P'eza,t' Saic4 Zurich Branch: JOHN BANNISTER, Manager l:iensall Branch: KENNETH CHRISTIAN, Manager CreditonI.ARE IRWIN, Manager Branch': C (Open Tuesday and Thursday) Dashwood (Sub -Agency): Opee Mon., Wed, sr Irri. t RKIIHG WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WAIK OF LIFE SINCE 181' SC)-:14 5