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STANLEY TOWNSHIP
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T Oabsban WJVt,S. Entertain
Goshen Wenren's Mission'ah• Soc-
•iety held their Easter Thank"acering
_An. the Church on April '70k. Guests
• ere present fr'ore. Zurich,, Vrarna and
Hilton., "Crown Him with Many
ro� t
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v s was a sung follzarftd with the
'devotional by Mrs. `'ley McBride,
i4irs. Richard Robineen 'welcomed the
�te'Item The ottettb from Zurich
nciuding Mrs. 1Vi in chey, M r .s.
nno Oesch, Mrs. A. :Melick Mrs.
re. Ho•Ifwan, Mrs. IL. O'Brien, Mrs.
6 L Rader, Mrs. '1fV', Fritz and Mgt,.
"acobe, accorr4 a'r1ied .by 'Mrs. MAWS
IOesch, sank two numbers: "Thee% is
Ila green Still far Away" and '" e..1 ve
Wou tarried .in the Garden." The
raver Was 'byY Mrs. Pitt of Varna.
r . George "Sephenson played'. the
Autoharp' tide she and Mrs. Ralph
.Stephenson_ sang "Alone.' Mrs,
ielare 11%cT3'iide, trumpet, toad Mrs.
,Nm. Taylor saxaphone, seil ay ed
°`•Sweeterras the Years go bye" accom-
-panned by Mrs. Bruce Keyes, Mrs.
i lob :Taylor, Varna, gave +a, reading,
iMrs. Jelin McKinley introduced the
guest speaker Miss Stone'of Clinton,
,2iIrs. ,Elgin 'McKinley thanked every-
ine who helped in any way. Mrs.
fob Peck and Mrs. 1Vieivin Elliott
hook up the offering and the meeting
dosed with singing ".Abide with me."
The ladies gathered hithe basement
Which was decorated ,in Easter col-
-Imre for a social half hour.
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DASHWOOD
flan to see the Garitata prepared
by the choir and .aeeksted by the Sun-
day School Eastel.` Sunday evening in
Zion Lutheran Church,
Mrs. Carol ! estreicher, Mrs Mer-
vyn Tiernan, and Mrs, Ervin Rader
attended a district executive meeting'
'of the V' omen's Institute to the
Legion i a11, Hensel', last :Shane's -
day,
Mr rand Mrs Glen Brown of Lon-
don spent the week -end with the lat-
ter's parents, Mr and Mrs, Vete. Wein
Csevi +.rmaion Services
largely attended 'Confirmation
►vice was held by Rev. L. Higinell
h`ii Zion Lutheran Ch'urc'h tan Sunday
'when seven young people were con-
firmed and one, Baihara Reder was
baptised. Those..: why 'Were contlrmed
were: Pauline Becker, 'Barbara Reder
.Marie Salmon, Shirley Becker, Fred
Keller, Jayne; 'Becke • and Donald
Genttner.
Following "Cdiifirmation services,
Mr and Mrs H'ehry Becker enter-
tained in `Slzirley's honour. The lat-
ter's slater and her band, Mr and
Mrs. Arlen Sdhtnidt, Platteville, Mrs.
Lorene Nurse -and Lydia, Brantford;
and Mr and `Mrs Frank Triebner,
ffxeter.
Ms and 'Itirlrs W. Clifford Salmon
enfo rtained ' in Marie's honour with
Wise .Annie Elliott; Mr and Mrs.
MIRA Elliott, Mr and Mrs. Hubert
Sa'lneon; 11VTr and Mrs. Norman Salm-
on and Wayne; Miss Sandra Fields,
Mrs, Robt. J. Scott and Barbara Ann
and Miss -Pearl Elliott, all of London,
Mrs. -Mary Martene, Gerald and Ed -
Win `Dashwood,
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WEDNESDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY
April 14, 15, 17
Fixtures for Every R•oo;m'i1:✓1.7your House at a price
YOU Can't Afford to Miss.
Dining Room, Kitchen, -Bath Room, Bed Room,
and Outdoor -Fixtures
GLOBES - SHADES - HOLDERS
Fluerscent Lighting , df `Every : Description
From 5% To '25% OFF on
ALL FIXTURES ..5.6Id during these 3 Days
See Our Con zil to Stock on Display
GERALD GINGERICH'S
Heating - 'Lighting - Plumbing
Electrical and Hatay
airing - Phone Zurich 34
iVlassey - Harris
HAVE RECEIVED A L ARGE SHIPMENT OF MASSEY-
HARRIS REPAIRS. ORDER `YOURS EARLY!
AM TAKING Oi WivRS 'NOW FGR ANY MASSEY HARRIS
IMPLEMENTS YOU MAY •REQlJll E, INCLUDING TRACT-
ORS, THRESHING MAC1-13NES, cCOMBINES, ETC.
"The Service An for Canadian Farm"
lei' Shop 149 Oscar Klopp Res. 67
EVER AT YOUR SERVICE FOR FARM NEEDS!
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PIONEER
ONE MAN POWER CHAIN SAW
SUPER TWIN CHAIN SAW
There's a Pioneer, in your past.
There's a Pioneer in your future!
FOR INFORMATION AND PRICES ON PIONEER AND
SUPER TWIN CHAIN SAWS SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER:
RA.D i R fit MITTLEHOLTZ
Phone 63 -- Zurich
ZURICH 1-1FRAL1
Mr and Mrs Lorne Genttner en-
tertained in Donald's .kanour, the
following guests: Mr and 1Mrs Bruce
Lock)inrt, Parkhill; Mr and Mrs, Don.
ald Lockhert, Aliso 'Graig _and Mr.
and Mrs, George Maier Detroit.
Mr and Mrs V, L, Becker enter-
tained in Jimmy's honour, his grand-
mother, Mrs. Henry Decker, Sr; and
Mr and Mrs. Ed. Stire.
Mr and Mrs Addison Tiernan and
Charles and Mrs, Susan Merrier spent
Sunday in Kitchener with Mr and
Mrs. Elgin Merrier and attended the
confirmation service of their daugh-
ter Joyce.
Mr and Mrs. Wm,. Kirk and leans
ily of Preston spent Sunday with the
latter's sister, Mr and Mrs. Lorne
Becker and family.
Mr and Mrs Thomas G. Henn and
family of Zion spent Sunday evening
with the latter's mother, Mrs. Mary
Martene.
Mr and Mrs. Duncan McCallum of
London were Sunday visitors with
"Vire. S`zisie Snyder.
W. 1. Meet •
Mrs Lloyd Eae•lesoneana her coins
mittee were in charge of the March
meeting of the Dashwood W. I. on
Hoare Economics and Health. Mrs.
Garnet Wildfong spoke on the motto:
Health is Wealth - Let no Man be a
spendthrift. Several selections on
the accordian by Miss Shirley Guen-
ther were greatly enjoyed. lays. Carl
Oestreicher read tihe poem "Laueh-
ter" by Edgar A. 'Guest; Mira Helen
Nadiger and Mrs Mervyn Tiernan
favoured with a duet. Guest speaker
of the evening was Miss Pat Boug,
Public Health Nurse, who .spoke on
the Do's and Don'ts for children. Mr
Hale assisted With films. Grandmoth-
er's remedies Fere given in answer
to "11 troll call.
-.re new members were ens oiled,
and -p-- •,1 -visitors were presentr,Yrrs
Ervin li^1"n -Presided for the hnsin.-•
ess. A do' "titan of $5.00 was voted
to the Red Z'ross, Crippled Children's
Fund and Co the purchasing of sew-
ing machines for Koreans. Each
convener react -!her ar'ival report; Ag-
riculture and Canadian Industries;
Mrs. Charles'iSnoll; Histo►.ial Research
and Current Events - Mrs. Gordon
Bander; Citizenship and Education -
11+1•rs; R. Miller; Home Economics and
Health. TMrs.'Lloyd Eagleson; Com-
munity Activities and Public Relati-
ions, Mrs. -Harold Kellerman. --
After a dainty lunch the meeting
closed .-With -'The Queen.
HAD -DINNER MEETINGS
The Huron Co-operative 'Medical
Services 'held dinner meetings last
week at Exeter, Clinton, and Wing-
barn, in 'order to contact their 174.
group secretaries throughout the co-
unty. The objective of these meetings
was to become better acquainted and
•pass out valuable :information and
instructions regarding surgical plan
which is to 'be available to members
of the Huron Co-operative Medical
Services. Paul Meehan, Toronto, gen.
secy., of Ont., was .guest speaker and
stressed- the Importance vaf havinga
well -{balanced plan • of protection for
the investment made 'Good attendanc-
es were registered and the meetings
were a huge success.
To Our tU:S,A. Subscribers
At this 'time of year a goodly
number of .our U..S°A, subscribers
renew their subscriptions to the
Herald, and to those sending by mail,
we would ask you to send it by
a Post Office Money Order, payable
in Canadian Funds. If payment is
made by Bank ;Cheque, Bank Money
Order, or Express ay'. O., an addition -1
al 25 cents should be added to cover a
exchange and discount. We are try -1
ing to keep down our U.S. subscrip-,
tion rate, and With your co-operation
we can do just this. Thanks ter-
ald Publisher, is
FOR SALE
Red Clover, Sweet Clover and
Timothy Seed., Good quality at rea-
sonable prices. Apply Stewlart B1ack••
well o1• David i31a4kwell, phone 88 r
3, Zurioh; 88 r 8 Zurich, Parr Line.*
PIGS FOR SALE
A number of started pigs for
+sale, -- Peter Gingerich, R.R. 2, Ph.
Zuvich 97 r 3, 2t*
FOR SALE
300 bales of hay, also 150 pullets,
3 months old. Apply to Zed Geoff-
rey; phone 92 r 19. 2t*
FOR SALE
A number of small pigs for sale,
ready to wean for quick sale ---
Melvin Smith, Phone 82 r 10. 1t*
FOR SALE
A couple of tweed Sport Coats,
for young ►men, medium size, en very
good condition; freshly cleaned. Ph.
100 r 8, Zurich. 2t*
FOR SALE
500 rales of choice mixed hay,
tied with wire, souare. at 45c a bale.
Apn1y to Henry ,Clausius. Phone 94 r
6 Zurich. 2t*
i FOR SALE
5 Yorkshire Brood .Sows,' due in
Mav; ..cows part Durham and Hol-
stein. dee later part of April. Also
R:^ 'e baled hay. red clover and tine- Of Farm Stock, Implements and
othy. Apply to Alvin Gingerith; Household Effects,. at Lot 15, .Con.
Thursday April 15th, 1954
he pleanenee --- arepeeemg 15 -run eer has received instructions to sett
power lift fertilizer drill en rubber by Public Auction on
in brand new condition; InternationalI TUESDAY, APRIL 20th. -
2 -furrow tractor plow; M-11. 7 -ft, I
cut Binder, like new; McD. side de-;
livery rake; M -H, 17 -tooth power lift
spring tooth cultivator; Cockshutt
tractor manure spreader, like new;,
3 -drum steel roller; ruibber tired
wagon; hay loader; 16 -ft. hay rack;
4 -section diamond harrows, like new;
horse drawn disc; dump rake; Oliver
puller; Case'
2 -furrow s�c file and1 ez
x
aspu ,
"8" Hamnzerrnill and Sieves; 50 -ft.
Hamnerznill belt, like new; walking
plow, wagon truck; Clinton fanning
mill; new steel water trough; iron
kettle, potato 'sprayer, i2 steel barrels,'
power band saw; one-horse scufrler; I
2 new cross -cut saws; Cyclone grass
seeder, chains, forks, shovels, quant-
ity of hay; 4 bushels clover seed:
1200-1b. cap. scales; electric fencer;
DeLaval cream separator with elec-
tric motor; Lester hand cream separ-
ator, a nearly new -large oak barrel;
circular saw, wire stretcher; reock &
tackle; a Louden door track; Quebec
heater, with good pipes; 90 4 -inch
tile; set sling ropes and nnany artic-
les too numerous to mention.
No reserve, as the Farm is rented.
Terns — Cash
John Rau, Proprietor.
Alvin Rau, Clerk.
Alvin Wolper, Auctioneer.
Clearing Auction Sale
i Phone 90 r 6, Zurich. 2tc
Clearing Auction Sale
10f Household Effects and mice. Items
on the .nremises. K.S. Pt. , M. Res.,
-victoria Street, in the
VILLAGE OF ZTTRICH
The undersigned Auctioneer has re-
ceived instructions to sell.by PuhTiic
Auction on
SATURDAY, APRIL 24th, 1954
!Comniene.ing et 1.30 n.ni. sharp:
Household Fffer•ts —: Clare Jewel
kitchen range, for coal or wood:
arFir tment size, like new: Good Cheer
ki+►,hen range, for wood or eoal, ap-
artment size, .in brand nety condit-
ion. Buffet, dining room table with
6 matching chairs, Antique style
chest of drawers modern style steel
bed complete with scorings and matt -
Tess, 2 steel heels with springs and
mattvess; dressers and commodes;
2 'hall mirrors, filing cabinet, daybed,
like naw; centre table, kitchen table,
with 4 matching chairs. tapestry rug
()x12: sideboard. rocking claire,
Sneed nueen electric washing ma-
chine. 2 -burner hot relate: carpet
sweeper: ldtchen clock: glassware,
silverware, antiaue dishes, mats,
aunts, comforters. baby buggy, kit-
chen utensils, garden tools, and many
articles too numerous to mention.
Terms — Cash
Mrs. Peril Jeffreer, Proprietress.
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
Clearing Auction Sale
Of 'r�T'rn �to'x ."'T+'tazas""" lidchiiiery Live -
Stock, Hay and Minc. Itenns: it the
nrernisee. Lot 110, Con, L. Rd. West,
.Stanley Temp. - 4 miles north of Drys-
dale or 4 miles south of Bayfield.
Highway No. 21. The undersigned
Auctioneer has received instructions
to sell by Public. Auction on
MONDAY, APRIL 19th.
,Con nencin.g at 1 o'clock; p.m.
Cattle — Part Hereford and Dur-
ham Cow. carrying second calf, due
before sale nate; Holstein cow milk-
ing: part Pnlstein and Dalthain Cow,
milieing• with calf at ''foot: roan
Dnrhewi Cow. free', one month. calf
at -Prot• l)airha.m cow milking: Here-
ford cow, carrying second kali'. due
in Jn'ie: red cow, carrying t'air t calf
due in Anril; blue cow, bred two
months; 7 yearlings, Hereford and
Durham: 4 Durham winter calves.
Tractor — McDeering Super "A"
Tractor • completely equipped with
hydraulic lift and 4 -row Scuffler in
guaranteed condition, used two sea -
on s.
1, Stanley T- p., 23.¢ miles south of
Brucefield, on No. 4 Highway, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 20th.
At 1 p.m. Sharp
Horses -1 matdhed team of black
Belgians, 1450 lbs. each; 1 brown
gelding 1500 -lbs.
Cattle -1 black cow, due time of
sale; 1 white cow, due in e.pril; 2
farrow .cows, ready for market; 3
Polled Angus calves.
Machinery—W.40 McCormick -D.
1954 'commencing at 12130 o'clock,
p.m. sharp.
Truck, Tractors and Combine, --
1953
- .1953 International L 1-20 111ek-up,
Truck; Waterloo "U" Standard #i;,^
model Tractor, completely equipped;
McDeering "M"• Farmall Tractor;;
Jubilee Ford Tractor, used 135 hrs,
equipped ed with Dearborn
1 2 pmanures
fork and loader; McDeering "H"'
Farman Tractor. All tractors in new
condition. M.H. 90 self propelled •
12 -ft, swath Combine, used one sea-
son.
Power Machinery — M -H, take -off'
hay bailer; McD. 20 -run double disc
;Fertilizer drill; New Holland green
feed harvester with hay and corn ate
taehments; McD, blower with 40 -ft,
pipe; McDeering No. 400 power taken
off manure spreader; MMD. 3 -furrow
tractor plow; .MOD. 4 -furrow tractor
plow; iMcD. 10 -blade one-way disc;
M -'H, side delivery rake in rubber;
M -H. 10 -ft. stiff tooth cultivator;
Uni-tiller 13 -tooth cultivator; John
Deere 4 -row high speed corn planters,
•McD, 6 -row beet and bean drill; Me --
D. 6 -row cultivator; 2 sets Finery -
Bissell 38 -plate disc; 4 sets of 6 -
section Cockshutt harrows, with threee
sets of draw bars set Tatco 15 -ft.
harrows, Fleury Bissell land packer
4 -section rotary hoe; Cockshutt 10 -ft,
dump rake! ;McDeering (heavy duty
rubber tire wagon; ,Service No. 00
Airplane tires 7 ton wagon; rubber
tire wagon. All wagons equipped with
beet and grain box and Hay rack;
new bean puller, steel corn "V"; 3
heat houses, 2 sets of wheel weights.
for iMcD. Tractors; ;2y 5z -lb grease.
guns, 2 electric fencers; 2,000.1b.
platform scales; rubber tire wheel
barrow; 5 -bushel powed tako-off
grass seeder; vice, drill press, blower,
2 sets of 12 wheel draw bar; chains,
forks, barrels, and many articles tom
numerous to mention. The above
mention articles are all like new
Convince yourself by seeing then on
Tractor about 55 h.p.; Allis Chaim- day of S
ers C. with bean scufFier and puller.
Bel threshing machine 32-54, with
'cutter and elevator, 150 -ft, of -8-inch. DUE TO EXTRA LARGE SALE
drive belt; 65 -ft. of 5 -in belts 1 Small -
ley grain and straw blower; Intern. COMPLETE HOLSTEIN DISPER»:
hay chopping machine (like new) ;
Tntern. 15 -disc fertilizer drill (like SAL Will be held on .�
new) ; Intern. 7 -ft. binder, 2 yrs. old;
8 -ft. Intern. spring tooth tractor cul-
tivator (used 1 season) ; 8 -ft. Inter-
tractor disc (good); Cockshutt sicse
rake; 3 -section h. arrows, 5 -ft. 11icC.
Deering mower; 3 -furrow Cockhutt
tractor plow; dump rake; culti-packer
8 -ft; rubber tired wagon; large ?say,
box; 2 16 -ft. hay racks; farm wag-
on; grain box, 120 bus; Viking cream
separator with motor; grain grinder
With elevator; 3000 -ib. scales; 2
FRIDAY. -APRIL 21.-'l. ,+ 1 n'ei,,clY
Shares.. 100. Resist-redsteins, fully adcreclited and vaccinal-.
ed.
Trani SirQ — Wonderland TTietortam
ilr
TMT, horn Marcy, R0. 19s1 • best
reenrd of '7 nearest .Pane aavereeeing.
milk 17.S5.8 -lbs: rat RRA • +Pst 2 76;
tR Cows and Heifere with •'ew anhn
'1s over five yeere of age: heavy stand; set farts sleighs nro-
moulds for ,cement tile; 21 -inch and.dorms: eine ndderc. and e ^Teasing+
30
moulds
circular saw; drag saw; • em- "nifnrmity of type. Many fresh. Some
cry ora and drip {-imp of sale ;• 19 ones heifers,
box; McC-Deering manure spreader 116 'months d rcngry n from rino near to.
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on rubiber (used two seasons) ; 2 o f tablcarrasna the blood lines
Success -
iron kettles; half barrel of No. 40 of notable sires k Rex edea.- t Pabst;;
motor oil;. steel drums; land roller; Bust Regal Burka: Eyrabei:fet :
100, 8 -inch tile; 40, rod of new wov-
en Rurke :Lad: 7 yearling 1rPifars; ", a
en 'wire fence; 400 31/2 -inch tile; 12 Months old heifers; 2n. heifer calves;
large end posts; natanbez df Iron posts production tests and blThis herd is high radkibfn 1t, mea.
'3, 10.0 -ft rolls of snow fence quan- ood lines,
City of rock elm plank, some lumber, Sale io tattle to he Kelsounder cover.
2 sets double blocks; 1 set of back Additional aitems to be sold on day n5
band harness and collars. `tile sale. Dairy equipment - 3
Grain — 200 tbusth of barley; 200 RO-Tb, milk cans; new 4 -pail Surge
'bush, of Cartier oats. Milker.
Quantity of household effects. -Hay, and Grain - 3.000 bales mixed
Terms —'Cash hay; 25 -ft. grass ensilage: 12 -ft. corn
James Mustard, Proprietor. silage.
„ ed 350 .hales straw; 400 bushels
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. gzairi.
(Household Effects - Doherty piano
Clark. '2i 'beds complete with
springs and'E. P. Chesney,' Clark.
mattress: 2' dressers, dining room
table with 6 matching chairs; buffet;
new Westinghouse clothes dryer elect
china cabinet, 2 oak rockers, etc. etc.
dies. Plan takenote
otattendof .Separate
Sale
Rooth on Grounds. No reserve, every,
thing will be sold, as owner is giving
up farming.
Terms -- Cash
Raymond Forbes. Proprietor.
Garnet Hicks, Clerk.
Ed. Corbett. Rineman.
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer, Ph..
119, Dashwood,
KIPPEN VIEW FARM
Complete Dispersal SALE
Of 100 Registered Holsteins, Valu-
able Tractors, Truck,.... Combine, full
list of power machinery. , . On, the
premises, Lot 28, Con, 1, Hay Twp„
County of Huron; .2 miles north of
Hensall, first farm south of !given.
35 miles north. of London,. No. 4
Highway. The undersigned Auction -
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