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DASHWO011 and DISTRICT
(MRS. E. H. RADER, Correspondent)
Stamison and two children, have
taken up residence in the new
home which Howard Klump re-
cently had erected. F/L Stamison
is with the RCAF at Centralia.
Attend Lutheran Laymen's League
Seminar
Last Friday the following mem-
bers of Zion Lutheran Church, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. Reinhold Miller, Mr. and
Mrs, Valentine Becker, Miss Helen
Nadiger, Mrs. Gordon Kraft and
Pastor K. Zorn, travelled to St,
Peter's Lutheran Church, Strat-
ford, to attend the Lutheran Lay-
men's League Seminar, and hear
the Rev. Erdman Frenk, of Joliet,
Illinois, speak, on the topic, "Sales-
men for Christ." The Rev, Frenk
told the assembly of 140 that the
greatest need of the church in the
world today is for more men to
be active in the church's work and
service.
Plan Strawberry Supper
The WSWS of the Evangelical
UB Church, are planning a straw-
berry supper the latter part of
June.
WI Visits Pottery Plant
About 32 members and friends
of Dashwood Women's Institute
chartered a bus on Wednesday,
May 27, and visited Pinecroft
Ceramic Art Studio at Aylmer,
owned and operated by Cavvy and
Jimmie Clennell.
Mrs. Clennel gave an interesting
talk on crafts and the art of pot-
tery making. Mr. Clennell ex-
plained the materials used and
the method of glazing. He also
demonstrated the making of a jug,
vase and bowl. The homes of the
ladies will be graced by lovely
pieces of handmade pottery ob-
tained at the studio. Following a
picnic supper held on the grounds,
the group boarded the bus for
home,
Flight Lieutenant and Mrs. Rigby
Dedication
Dedication in Zion Lutheran
ATTENTIO — FARMERS
• MILK EGGS
CREAM • POULTRY
WE PAY TOP PRICES
U' RIEa!'N'S PRODUCE
Phone 101 — Zurich
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NOTICE OF
P`{WER RUPTION
Exeter Area
Sunday Morning, June 1
From 4 a.m. to 7 a.s.
Manager,
EXETER AREA.
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Your
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Headquarters
For several years now, farmers have
discovered that it pays to sow good seed.
This has resulted in better yields, quality,
and profit per acre.
We have the following commercial &
registered varieties available.
SA{, ICAC . MICHEEITE
EA e LY PEA FANS — YELLOW EYE JI
If you have been planting your crop
from the same seed for 2 years or more, we
advise you to exchange it for new seed
this year.
Come in and let us help you with your
seed requirements.
Treating Facilities Available
took Bros.Milling
Co., Ltd.
Phone 24 — Hensall
ZURICH Citizens NEWS
Church last Sunday was a new
silver set of individual communion
ware. The set will serve up to
160 persons in one service and can
be added to if more are needed.,
After the dedication the commun-
ion ware was used for the first
time in the celebration of the
Lord's supper, during the morning
service,
Mr. and Mrs. Urban Pfile and
Mr. and Mrs. William Haugh and
Shirley, spent Sunday in Michigan,
calling on relatives at Pigeon.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Gofton,
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Restemayer,
and Randy, Plattsville, Otto Reste-
mayor, Mrs. Madeline Fleet and
family and Stewart Kraft and
Chuck Thompson, London, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Restemayer.
Miss Erma Wein, Clinton, spent
the weekend with Mrs. Herb Wein,
and Robert.
GNO Club
The final meeting of the season
for the GNO girls was held Thurs-
day, May 28, at the home of Mrs.
MiIfred Merner. Mrs. Robert Hay-
ter received a prize for the high-
est total score for the year, and
Mrs. Harold Schroeder for second
high. Mrs. Roy Morenz received
a prize for the highest single score.
Attend Convocation
Mrs. Harry Zimmer and family,
attended convocation at UWO last
Saturday, when her daughter,
Theresa, received her Diploma in
Public Health Nursing. Mrs. Let-
ta Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Sid 'Baker
and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Webb, at-
tended convocation at UWO, when
Anne, daughter of Mrs. Letta Tay-
lor, received her degree in Bach-
elor of Science.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rankin and
sons, Tillsonburg, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Sid Baker.
Mr, and Mrs. Garnet Weiberg,
and family, Waterloo, were Sun-
day guests with Mr. and Mrs. Gar-
net Willert.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Weiberg,
Waterloo, were weekend guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weiberg,
and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Tyler_
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Burke,
Brampton, spent the weekend with
Milton Haugh, also attending the
funeral of the latter's grandfather,
Mr. Henry Weigand.
20-21-b
On TV
CHARLIE
MacNAUGN ON
AND OTHERS
FRI AV
JUNE 5 7:30 P.M.
CHANNEL 8
Vote for Ch:{;rise
MacNaughton
PC Candid to .lune 11
Published by Huron PC Asn'n.
Henry Weigand
Henry Weigand passed away at
Clinton Public Hospital, Thursday,
May 28, 1959, in his 85th year.
He farmed on the 14th concession
of Hay.
Surviving are two daughters,
(Beulah) Mrs. Clarence Desjar-
dine, and (Pearl) Mrs. Laird Hen-
drick; three sons, Harrison, Eben
Louis, all of Hay Township; also
one sister, Mrs. Mary Tiernan,
Dashwood.
The body rested at the Hoffman
funeral home until Saturday, when
services were conducted by Rev.
W. F, Kratz, with interment in
Goshen EUB Cemetery.
Pall: bearers were six grand-
children, Wilmer and Ron Desjar-
dine, Ross and Lorne Haugh, Bill
and Donald Weigand.
Flower -bearers w e r e three
grandchildren, Douglas Weigand,
'WEDNESDAY,. JUNE 3, 19
Officials View
Hospital Site
The Hon, T. Ray Conniff, Ont-
ario Minister of Public Works, was
in the county on Monday with
Charles S. MacNaughton, candid-
ate for the Huron riding in next
week's election.
Mr. Connell, whose department
is responsible' for the construction
of the new hospital school on the
Blue Water Highway near Goder-
ich, reports that work is to com-
mence immediately on the "ground
services" at the hospital site. This
involves drainage of the area, so
that construction can be done pro-
perly. When completed the provin-
cial project will house 1,200 beds.
Robert Hendrick and James Weig-
and.
65 USED CARS
12 USED TRUCKS
30 NEW CARS
TO CHOOSE FROM!
if We Haven't G 4 It, Well Get It For 'road
HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF OUR TERRIFIC BARGAINS:
1959 CHEVROLET IMPALA HARDTOP, automatic drive, V-8, radio,
whitewalls, etc. List $4,100 ONLY $3,495•
1958 OLDSMOBILE HARDTOP — hydramatic drive, radio, power
brakes, only 12,000 guaranteed miles, new car warranty.
1958 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 2 -DOOR STATION WAGON, custom
radio, whitewalls, etc. ONLY $2,495
1957 CHEVROLET 4-00OR 210, only 14,000 miles.
1957 PLYMOUTH PLAZA 2 -DOOR, 8 Cylinder, wheel
discs, etc. ONLY $1,495
1957 BUICK CENTURY 4-00OR SEDAN, power steering and brakes,.
owned by a member of the clergy, can't be told from new.
1956 PONTIAC PATHFINDER DELUXE STATION
WAGON ONLY $1.495.
1956 DODGE DELUXE 4-00OR SEDAN ONLY $995
1953 CHEVROLET 150 SEDAN ONLY $495
1953 AUSTIN SEDAN, new motor, locally owned.
1952 DODGE ONLY $295
1949 MERCURY with 1951 motor ONLY $99
TRUCKS - TRUCKS - TRUCKS
3 Sold — 1 Left
1958 CHEVROLETS — : odel 3105, 3-4 Tons
Air-conditioned Heaters, Front Shock Absorbers, Signal Lights,
Heavy Duty Rear Springs, D P Rear Axles, Western Mirrors, Wind-
shield Washers, 14 ft. Brantford Stake Body, Racks, Tarpaulins, Spare
Tires; none of them over 15,000 original miles; new truck warranty,
Only 1/2 Original Cost — First Come, First Served
1957 G.M.C. %4 TON PICKUP, lists over $3,000 ONLY $1,595
1957 FORD %y TON, Wideside ONLY $1,595
4 OTHER PICKUPS.
1956 DODGE 2 -TON VAN
1953 G.M.C. 14 -FOOT FLAT STAKE
SPECIAL! SPECIAL! SPECIAL!
30' McGuiness uiness Silver Palace Mobile Home
Completely Equipped — Priced to Sell
PEARSO
MOTORS LT
ZURICH JACK PEARSON, Prop. EXETER
"Huron County's Largest Car Dealer"
PLAN NOW TO ATTEND . .
Clinton Sprin air
WESTERN ONTARIO'S LARGEST EXHIBIT OF (LIVESTOCK AND MACHINERY
WEDNESDAY, JUNE lOth - Clinton Community Park
HEAVY HORSES -- LIGHT HORSES — PONIES — PALOMINOS
BEEF CATTLE — DAIRY CATTLE -- SHEEP -- SWINE
BINGO & CARNIVAL GAMES All Day 'Tin 11 p.m.
EVENING HORSE SHOW --1.00 O'Clock
Judging of Heavy and Light Horse Teams; Single Roadsters; Gentleman's Turnout;
Four -Horse Tandem Hitches; Best Matched and Best Dressed Teams, Etc.
Seaforth District High School Cadet Band
DRAWS for Power Lawn Mower and Floor Polisher