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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1954-04-08, Page 3'}D=®iQ lull i1 M IID null 1 1�1�lllUll ilini°1°ff(1II111VallllUl III 1IIIIII 11111II 1111�IIIlla111111IIIIIII1lfull!lIIllllll 11111011111111111 i111111III IIIIl1IIIIllll 11 llllllallllll 111 EMI all lul lilllliiiilllltiJllli l I lliiuiu IIII�IiT QUICK DRYING ENAMEL WHITE CERTIFIED PAINTS LIMITED LusjpE,mmn,•i CAIAUA Paint • Special HOUSE PAINT — -ENAMEL. SATIN FINISH — PORCH & FLOOR $1.00 Per Quart EXCELLENT VALUE ! FINE QUALITY ALSO TO CLEAR 1 VELVALOID SEMI, GLOSS FINISH $1.19 a Quart $4.39 a Galion Regular $1.85 Regular $6.55 LIMITED TO STOCK ON HAND Drysdale Hardware Ltd. ONTARIO HENSALL PHONE I 1 111111 111111111 1IIlaaallllllllllllll11111II1111a11111111111111I1111111111111111111111111111111111111 1 (111 1 11 I 11 1 1 1111 111111111 1 "Immediate service" IN YOUR LOCALITY FOR Estate Planning and Wills Investment Management and Advisory. Service. 4% Guaranteed Investments 21/2 % on savings — deposits may be mailed Real Estate Services For prompt attention call. RAYE B. PATERSON Trust Officer I-Iensall, Ontario, Phone 51 or any office of GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF CANADA TORONTO • MONTREAL OTTAWA • 'WINDSOR NIAGARA FALLS • SUDBURY SAULT STE.MARIE CALGARY • VANCOUVER men leave for Korea with the next contingent of the Canadian Army. NO MORE FOX BOUNTIES IN HURON COUNTY First step toward the abolition of the fox bounty in Huron +County was taken by Huron County'Co:uncil when council recommended to its agrtcult urt committee that it approve drop- ping the bounty after hearing a dele- 0111111-I111II1111111111101111111111alalOtlHa1111111111a11,mdlNmdien11111U f gation from theBlyth .Conservation Club. C. Lorne -Scrimgeour, represen- ting the .club, introduced Clive 'Thom- as, Toronto lawyer and wildlife auth- ority, who told council that the fox. is essentially an asset and should riot be exterminated. -Bounties have be- come pretty well abolished in most• o.f North America, he said. He noted that the county pays .out about'$4,090' C NTRACT BARLEY WE ARE NOW TAKING CONTRACTS FOR 1954 CONTRACT EARLY ACREAGE HAS BEEN GREATLY REDUCED 1- Cook PHONE 24 TO PLANT TREES Dashwood Men's Club neld their Monthly .business .meeting in their club rooms on Monday night with 28 members present. The .financial report was given regarding the box social and euchre held recently. It was de- cided to plant trees on the commun- ity Centre Property; where plans are under way for the erection of a new hall. A donation was also sent for the crippled children fund. The com- mittee in charge treated the memb- ers to a pig tail banquet. The meet- ing closed with the National Anthem. 0EASHW..00D In an impressive service held in Zion Lutheran Church, .Dashwood;on Jan. 26th, three ,Servicemen from Camp Ipperwash were received as members of the Lutheran Church, MVlisoure Synod, by the rite of bap- tism and confirmation. Priv. Edwin Benton Martenson of Midale, Sask., was baptised and confirmed, tPrivate Aleck 'Phomas Olsen of Edson, Albt. and Priv. Gerald Edward Tosh of Kitchener, Ont., were confi:rmed.They were prepared for reception as mem- bers of the Lutheran Church by Major H. •Merklinger, Chaplain in the Canadian Army. ',1Vlajor Mer'iclinger addressed the confinmands on 1i aith«;. Aliness. He administered tete sacra- ment of 'batisan and, assisted the Rev Louis IP. Tliginell in con: r•matian. After the er. i,A, '."i alther Leag.u' entertt`iLe..l the 5arvieemen iii. ill,. (basement o:C :the !church, The 00, (04 s. g co. HENSALL, ONT. Gary Cuthbert of Oshawa is practising walking with the aid of a pusher at the woodeden Cerebral. :Palsy Centre near London. 'I he Ceti e'n•al Palsy Centre is'the only one of its kited in Ca nide and s owned and operat ad by the Ontario So.iety for Crippled Chuldren. "Your 'Plaster Seal Society Ile iw Tint; ... .. 1 l'y stat- l'•t:v la they :pint \T ilerio I'r;iite. \inial Llcstor ;teal (')'i +r reit; t'ro .i .alar. Ii LI to April 18 and has an objective of w50.',)9`I0. ZURICH HERALD 'llhursda i, ,April 8th, 1954 paeh year in bounties and felt this honey •could be saved if the bounties were dropped. Under the present sy S'te+lm, each. municipality in the counts a ►e >ibe bounty to hunters and trap tiers and is reimbursed by the county IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE Of Real Estate, Livestock, Tractors, Combine, "Valuable Farm Machinery, Hay, Grain and Household Effects. On the premises, Lot 210, N.B. Con. Hay 'Tiwp., 21/2 miles north of Zurich 6 miles west of Kipper. The under- signed Auctioneer as instructed to sell by public Auction on FRIDAY, APRIL 9th, At 11.30 a.m. sharp: Real Estate — Consisting of 50 acres of land, -being East Half of Lot 28, Con. 10, Hay Township. All good loam land. 24 acres plowed and newly drained. Balance in pasture. Small orchard; has a neverfailing Water supply. Terns of Real Estate — 10% on day of Sale; balance in 30 days. Sold subject to a reasonable reserved bid. Live Stock: Holsteins — 1, cow 7 yrs. old, fresh three weeks with calf at foot; cow 7 years old, fresh three months, rebred; 2 cows, 5 yrs. old, fresh 21/2 months, rebred; cow, 5 yrs. old, milking, clue October 611; 5 heifers fresh, 3 to 5 months old, all rebred; 2 heifers due to freshen in Sept; 3 heifers in calf; Guernsey heifer in calf; 4 heafers one year old; '8' heifers 2 is months old; pure bred Holstein Bull, 18 months old, from Artificial Breeding. This is an exceptionally goo[t herd Thursday, April lst, 19514. of Holstein +cattle. Al T,13. tested fit complete with hose; heavy duth and vaccinated, tractor chains, to fit 28 or 38-inc PigsYork Sova, carrying third wheels; 2 -wheel trailer with stool litter, due May 5th; purebred sow,rack; 2s000-ia. cap, 'Scales; cutting tin p brie c 10, weeks; York sow, bred '7 box, 16 -ft. flat rack; forage harvesd *ISeeto;•10 chunks averaging 100 -lbs ten. box to fit 16 -ft. flat rack; power „f -Ornery and saw; various electric mot- ' '+oultry •—• 250 Red Rock pullets-Alm,.212 calibre repeater rifle; 50010p. Warner chick Brooder; Electric cords, chicken feeder, hog scales, pig crates; water .bowls, Jamesway oil brooder stove; quantity of lumber, logging chains, 50 eleetric fence posts; heavy jack, +block and tackle, electric fencers, dynamite drill; gas barrels, extension ladder, milk cart, bag truck, chains, forks, shovels, etc, Y. John Deere Forage 'Harvester, with new style hay pickup. Dairy Equipment — Woods vac- unie pump with new half-h.p. elec- trie motor; Universal Stainless Steel single unit; 1 Surge Unit new; 10 -gal electric water heater; 6, 80-1b. milk cans; strainer, No . 2 International cream separator, milk cart. Hay, Grain and Feed — 200 bush. mixed grain; 200 bushels Clinton oats; quantity cob corn; 400 bales hay; barrel molasses; 100 -lbs Inter- natinal mineral conditioner; quan- tity red clover seed. Household Effects, Etc. --• G. B. 8 -tube radio, small radio; Fess oil heater like new; Gilson electric wash- er; 2 chrome kitchen chairs, .2 beds, complete with springs and mattress; Coleman lamps and lanterns, coal - oil heater, etc., etc. Good Collie dog, one year old. Ow- ing to the large list of articles to be offered, Sale will start sharp at 11:30 a.m. Refreshment booth on grounds. Terms — Cash Alfred Ropp, Proprietor.• Ervin Gingerich, R. F. Stade, Clerks. Alvin Walper, Auctioneer. 1 .• 'eelcs old; 150 Red Rock Co"d1 ereT;$.2 weeks old. Ti!acttor,` Farm Machinery, Etc. Tractors --- 1949 Cockshutt 30 Standard tractor, equipped with cab, live power take -off, starter, lights and creeper transmission; F. 12 Inter- national tractor equipped with power take -oft and pulley; 1948 Ford trac- tor completely equipped and step- up transmission•, also additional items for Ford or Ferguson tractor; hydra- ulic jack, utility bucket, belt, pulley, power take -off extension and shield, drill markers and Ferguson 7 -ft. pow- er take off mower; spring tooth cultivator and row crop attachment. Combine and Machinery — Alit; Chalmers "60" completely equipped, with grain tank, scour kleen, bean and clover sieves, straw shredder, also pick-up and wind rower; John Deere hammer will twi.'th five sieves, 50 -ft. endless Hammer Mill belt, like new; Smalley grain and forge blow- er and 40 -ft. pipe; Allis Chalmers power take -off; side delivery rake and tedder, Cockshutt 13 -run power lift fertilizer drill, like new; Inter. 3 -furrow plow, like new; Fleury i3ls- sel 30 -plate tractor disc; Inter. No. 200 tractor spreader; Inter. stiff tooth harrows; 3 -section spring tooth harrows; 2 -section steel pole; 3 -sect- ion diamond harrows; 5 -section nar- rows; Inter, drop head push bar; hayloader, like new; rubber tired wagon, 16 -in. tires; 21 all steel farm wagons; 2 -section ellamond harrows; land packer, 7 -ft. grain binder in good condition, air compression out - TO 2 MILLION CANADIANS Ft!, — the fixer ... his full name is Farm Im- provement Loan. Give him a chance to help fix up your farm .. . he's economical, con- venient, versatile. He can do almost anything in making your farm a better farm. to -6-6? WORKING Farm Machines: - Binder Churn Combine Cream Separator Cultivator . Drill Forage Harvester Harrow Hay Baler Incubator Manure Spreader Milking Machine Movable Granary Mowing Machine Plow Reaper S,:edcr Spraying Apparatus Swather Thresher Tractor Truck Equipment: - Farm Tools Generators Pasteurization Plailt Pumps Refrigeration Buildings: - Barn Dwelling Garage Greenhouse Granary House for Farm I-Ielp Ice -house Kiln Machine Shed Milk House Repair and Renovation of Farm Buildings Poultry House Silo Tourist Cabins Land Improvement: - Clearing Ditching Drainage Farm Pond Irrigation Pumping and Diking Installations Purchase and Planting of Fruit Trccs Reclamation and Soil Conservation Sewage Disposal System Tiling Well -sinking Home Appliances: - Deep -freeze Unit Refrigerator Sewing Machine Stove Washing Machine Light, Heat and Water Systems: - Boiler Built-in Sinks or Tubs Furnace Installation of Lighting, Heating or Water Oil Burner Piping Repair or Modernization of Present System Water Heater Check your needs, theft talk to "My Bank". Your nearest B of M manager will gladly tell you how to put FIL to work on your farm. Follow the example of thousands of other Canadian farmers. Increase your profits with a B of M Farin Improvement Loan. BANK FO� T .EAL 610444/ V'a.deZurich Branch: CARL SCOTT, Manages Hensall Branch: WALTER JARRETT, Manager - Crediton Branch: RAYMOND KING, Manager (Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday) Dashwood (Sub•Agcncs) Open Mon., Wed. & Fri, .06 WIiti CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF L1 RE S NCE 1811 n