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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1957-06-06, Page 4e4.1gC � 1rATTAIVO loe ir w TWILIGHT AUCTION Hawken Farm Equipment NO. 7 HIGHWAY — ARIZONA TUESDAY, JUNE 11th -- 6.30 p.m Large Quantity of All Types of Faun Machinery, r New and Used, to be sold at this auction, 111 toolswood,,' 8 single cords of dry hard 2 TrEI l'rS,.. ;.0ASI Gordon Rau, Harper - Woods, • Mich.f 2 Exeeutor for the estate of the late J. AIv n1Waiver, Auctioneer. TRANSPORTATION Z, V R. 'I C tI 1I. sortment of 'carpenter and garden Be sure and look over ad. in the London Free •• Press on Saturday, June 8th, for complete list of s machines offered. All Machines Guaranteed. e r AUCTION SALT ,f Household Effects and Pli.,:e. Items %et the premises, Math btreez, dir- tctly opposite Evangelical 'Cr. 13. urch in the Village of Dashwood. `�.''he undersigned Auctioneer is in- iltructed to sell by public auction on SAT. EVENING, June 8th, 7.30 p.m. T A0. lake raver ara frf, ise fees ONTARIO TRAVEL ''736 Parliament Sldgs. Toronto 'Send FST'& literature to flame Address Post Office Ontario Department of Travel & publicity Hon. Bryan L. Cathcart, Minister r Dining room table, 6 chairs and buf- fet; studio couch, 2 -piece chesterfield, chrome etble with 5 matching chairs, 2 centre tables, electric radro, elec- tric lamps, Sherlock Manning piano in new condition; +VfcClary Refriger- ator (medium size) like new; Mc - Clary electric stove; Wingham kitch- en range; hot plate, Gilson electric! washing machine with combination water beater, 2 ;bedroom suites, spr- ings, mattress, commodes, ironing board, tapestry rug, 10x7 5 ; quantity of dishes, glassware, sealers, crock, and other misc. Items. Terms—Cash ' Garnet V4ildfong, Proprietor, : Addison Tiernan, Clerk, Alvin Waiper, Auctioneer. Tenders Telae Board of Trustees toff the Ha . Township School Area Is calling for tenders for the Transportation of Public School . ! Chiadren Sept. 1,'57 to June 30,"58 as follows: No. 1,—Earn the East and North Area of closed S.S. No. 14, to the Hensall Public (School. • 3'1i No. 2—From the West portion of S.S. No. 14 to S.S. No. 3, on- the Parr Line. No. 3—From the South Portion of IS.S. No. 11 to U.S.S. No. 15, on Highway No. 83. No. 4—From the North portion of S.S. No. 11, to S.,S, No. 12, on Concession 14. Hay, Persons applying are to contact the Secretary for full particulars. All Tenders to be in the hands of the Secretary by 6.:00 pan. J'une 15th, 1957, Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. H. W. BROKENS'HIRE, Secretary Treasurer. Zurich, Ontario. 1 Dashwood _ I To Celebrate Golden Wedding— ! Mr and 'Mrs. Ed. Stelck, the form_ er Anna Hey will hold open house to friends, relatives and neighbours, Saturday June 15.tih an the E.H.B. church basement, They were married June 12th, 1907 natives of Hay Township where tl'ey farmed for 38 years, retiring do Dash- wood twelve yearn ago. They have one son, Mervyn of Bradford, Ont. and a granddaughter Patricia Fa'r, nurse in training .in the Woanens' Col- lege Hospital, Toronto. Mr. Stelck is 78 and Mrs. Stelck 74. Mrs. Stelck has one- sister, Mrs. Phillip Fasseld and one brother, Wm. Hey, both of Dashwood. Mr. Stelck has two sisters, Mrs. Elizzie Hey of Murich,• and Miss Margaret Stelck, R.N., of ,California, t Dashwood W. I. -- The regular W. I. meeting was held Tuesday May 25th in the men's C1ulb Room. Mrs. 'Kuntz, the presi- dent presided. It was deemed to run a 'booth at Field Day for.Stephen School Area. Also to join with Cre- diton and other Institutes in discus - hag Tweedsmuir Histories. FoIlow- n:g the business final arrangements ere made for the district annual to e held the following day. at the E. U. B. ,Church including setting. up the layette. - Clearing Auction Sale f Of valuable Real Estate, Household Effects, and Misc. Items, on the pre- mises, Village of Zurich, Con10 W.P. South half Lot &i2. The and. ernignecl Auctioneer is instructed to sell by public auction on ' ;.SATURDAY, JUNE 15th, at 1 p.m.i Real Estate consists of Con. 10, • W. P. South Half 22, Village of Zurich on which is situated a well constructed two storey brick dwell- ; ins, main floor consists of living• and dining' room, bedroom, kitchen ;and utility room;second floor has 3 bedrooms, large ,basement, coal and wood furnace, ample lawn and gard- en, also small barn and garage. This is a very desirable dwelling•, very nicely. situated and in first class frtate of repairs. Inspection invited before day of sale. Terms -10% on iday of sale, balance in 30 days. Sol d subiect• to reasonable reserve bid. OTHER ITEMS— Dining moan table, 5 dining room chairs, various oak centre tables, 2 leather rockers, 3 oak rockers, arm chair, drop leaf table; buffet; smok- ing stand ; tapestry rug 9x10 ; New Williams-;vewing machine; electric lamps, kitchen table and chairs; Westinghouse electric stove; Sun- light electric washing machine; con- goleuni rug 10x12, :writing desk; counter scales, 2 trunks, 12 cellar tables, large assortment of bedding,blankets, quilts, comforters, ;Taney dishes, silverware,lassware, 3 com- plete bedroom suites, toilet sets, ,g chest of drawers, clothes basket, as- tt (441, b rtwt DAIRY FARMERS OF CANADA • 409 Huron Street, Toronto `�' recipe booklets, Free? Write for a complete set of Macre Fraser's Summer Dairy Food a= .112.41. ,rXXa 4.141 "W; 14.114- 'W pM se, !}th"�:TM tug The Farmers In the Townships of Hay, Stephen and Stanley DON'T BE FOOLED By Conservative Promises They Promise "ADEQUATE PARITY". They don't tell you Parity means either Higher Taxation for you, inflation with rising costs of things you must buy, or control of your Agricultural Pro- duction. Do you want some Government Inspector to tell you how much grain you may grow, or how mangy Cattle, Hogs and Hens you may own? They Promise you protection. They don't tell vote that high tection means an end to Canadian Trade which under Liberal Policy is theuhihest per capita in the world. Do you remezn ser what ha pg under a Conservative Government tariffs were raised, conferences twere hirties cawhen lled, trade stopped, and you could'nt sell ouructs rodat an rice . return to nonditicns as they were then? p r y p Do you want to They n 'omise you tax reduction, But they also promise additional expenditures amounting to more than a billion dollars. You know promises like these mean nothing... You can spend more, you can tax less, but you can't do both at the same time. '0r7 TAKE A CHANCE Vote Liberal. In Huron Elect: W,: A VOICE ON 'IIEGOVERNMENT SIDE ,r l i IXi; oral 1, or'atio, s MEV lagoon Imomrs • Thursday, J'tzne 6th, 1907 In Huron Raiding Elect! n And Put Huron on the Government Side Andy McLean will work to the end that those engaged in the farming industry will have returns..equal to the returns received by other classes in the community. He recognizes that Canadian trade is at an all-time high and that favourable trading agreements exist with the free countries of the the world. He pledges no action will be taken to endanger this trade already in existence by the introduction of high tariffs ancl protection. He will oppose the introduction of bureaucratic controls, limit- ing agricultural production which are part and parcel of so-called "adequate parity". He is opposed to irresponsible promises. He makes no promises, other than to say he will do everything possible to aid the peo le of .Huron riding. p He will continue to work on behalf of all the people of Huron in assisting them with their problems. He will speak to and be listened to by the Liberal Government of the day. He will continue his efforts on behalf of Huron Muni. cipalities, He will continue to support those Liberalolicies that recognize gnize that the individual is supreme -- that encourage individual initiative — that recognize that every Canadian is entitled to an equal op- portunity '•—_ that have resulted in family allowances and old age assistance (each year more than two million dollars is paid Huron residents in receipt of family allowances -and old age assistance) -- that recognize that orderly financial arrangements in keeping with the ability of the country to produce are essential to continued pros, perity —that reduced taxes ($485,000,000 in the past four years, $30 for every man, woman and child in Canada.) Ian June 10 in Huron Riding WORK FOR AND ELECT Aiirew Who Gets Things Done For Huron (Published by the Huron' Liberal 'Association ) r,^ •