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ZURICH , ONTARIO
DASHWOOD
'Zone Rally
Twenty ladies from Dashwood
2ion Lutheran ,church attended the
Japrng rally of the Women's Miss-
ionary League in 7Vlfitahell Lutheran'
Church Wednesday evening. 144
Women registered. Miss Olga Pauli
+bf Stratford was re-elected Zion
`fire deet. Miss Rose Ziemke of Pitts -
berg on 'furlough from Travancore,
'South India, was guest speaker, tell-
ing •of the custorne and people of
India and her experiences as a teach -
lie in her six years tof service. .4.13.
enjoyed a pot luck lunch before re-
iterning to their homes.
ing by the Rev. L. Higeruell In 74on
Lutheran Church.
Mrs. E. Bartliff and Susan of
Clinton visited With Mr and Mrs. A.
V. Tiernan. Susaxt spent Easter week
here,
,1Vir and Mee Howard Klumpp at-
tended the christening of Mt and
Mrs. Alvin. Bossenberryy's daa!giter,
Georgina, Lee, for :whom they. were
God-parre'nts, at the Anglican thumb
Grand Send, Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Wendell IGaseble and
Gary of London, Mr and Mrs, Lloyd
Ratter and Glen were Sunday visit-
ors with Mr and Mrs. L H. reader.
Walther League !tally.
Tihe spring Rally 'of the Walther
League was held 1Sunaay in Zion
church here with over 1150 register-
ing from Sita.atfoe4, Monkton, Wart -
Carol Anne, 'infant ,daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Relmuth Messner of
iikm.a.on was 1isptized Sunday 1010V16.-
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THERE'S
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'MY Mill
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WORKIN4; WITH
For many fanners, tkpperating funds are
low at this time of:yetr. It's the in-between
period when theses slots of expense, little
income. If this is your problem, talk it over
with your B of M :Manager.
If you can plan r payment from your farm
income, there's money for you at the B of M
— for seed, .feeder fertilizer.
BAN % OT MONTREAL
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CANADIANS IN EWVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 11117
vommis
ZURICH HERALD
burg, Mitchel 'Seebaclee Bill Loan
Londe11, Tavistock, To ito and Dash
Wald, as well as a =tether of visitors
Rev. L. Higenel vwa's in charge of the
opening devotions after which the
president Anna :MVIessner• of the focal
League welcomed the guests. George
Alles of Stratford presided for the
election of officers which resulted as
follows: Jack Fisher, Fres; Bob
Hutcheson, Vice pres ; Dorothea
Wolfgrarn, Secy. Many projects of
the League were illustrated by the
use of skits. Ralph Schaeffer, Sim -
coo, Ont. and district President spoke
on the International Convention, A
pot luck lunch was served by the
Ladies' Aid. Following evening de-
votions with Rev. C. Kleges, Monk -
ton, as guest speaker. The local
League entertained with a social hour
Mrs. Victor Kraft, Robert and
Ronnie of London, spent a few days
with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Louis
Restemeyer last week.
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• REPLACE THOSE OLD DINING ROOM, KITCHEN, BATH
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• ROOM OR OUTSIDE FIXTURES WITH SOME NEW
o MODERN ONES
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• A complete line of Bathroom Fixtures, Oil Burners
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• NEW AND USED -ELECTRIC MOTORS FOR ANY
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AND EVERY' TYPE ,OF'.WORK•'
MOTOR REWINDING AND REPAIRING
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• 4RALD GINGERICH'S
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Electrical and Motor Repairing Phone Zurich 34
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'Heating - Lighting - Plumbing
Massey - Harris
HAVE E :ECEIVED A L ARIE SHIPMENT OF MASSEY-
HARRIS REPAIRS. ORDER YOURS EARLY!
AM TAXING ORDERS NOW `FOR ANY MASSEY HARRIS
IMPLEMENTS YOU MAY REQUIRE, INCLUDING TRACT-
ORS, THRESHING MACHINES, COMBINES, ETC.
"The Service Arm frir,Canadian Farm"
lel. Shop 149 Oscar Klopp Res. 67
EVER AsT ,YOUR SERVICE FOR R FARM NEEDS!
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though in the spring all looked
gloomy to the farmers. The turning
to the 'bean crop more than recom-
pensed them and it was for many
of the farmers the starting point to
prosperity. This 'year nrsy be a re-
petition of 1916, but it ,shoutd nbt
press too much work on there, for
latter crop can be replaced and even.
give to the farmer a multiplied re-
ward for his toil and labor.
Clearing Auction Sale
-Of Real Estate, Auto, Livestock,
Threshing Machine, Farm Implem-
ents, Grain and Household Effects,on
the premises, Lot 2, Con. 7, Usborne
Twp., 2 miles south of Elimville. The
undersigned Auctioneer has received
instructions to sell ,by public Auction
On TUESDAY, MAY 4th, 1954
Commencing at 1 o'clock sharp
Real Estate --Consists of 100 acres
of land, Lot 2, Con. 7, Usborne Twp.
on which is situated a well built large
L ehape bank barn, frame house and
implement shed, all in good state of
repair; land is best of clay loam;
well drained and in good state of
cultivation; 50 acres of fall plowing
doam, ready for seeding; 5 acres of
buu'h, remainder in grass. Inspect this
farm before day of sale. Terms of
real •estate to be made known on sale
date.
AUTOMOBILIE .
Automobile — Dodge 1953 Regent
Sedan With low mileage, like new.
LIVESTOCK
Horses — Black Percheron work
teann, true and reliable in every way.
Cattle — 2 Hereford heifers fresh
With calves at foot; 2 Holstein cows
;fresh with calves at foot; 6 Holstein
cows fresh, with calves at foot; 1
Holstein .cow due before sale crate; 1
Ayrshire heifer due middle of May;
2 Hereford steers ready for market;
2 Hereford heifers ready for market;
6 Hereford calves; 1 Registered Here-
ford Bull. This is an extra good herd
rof oattle.
Hogs 9 York pigs averaging
175 lbs. each; 8 York pigs averaging
150 lbs. each; 7 York pigs averaging
100 1'bs..each; Registered Yore Boar.
. Threshing Maching and Implements
Bell Threshing Machine, standard
size, used 2 seasons in brand new
condition; McDeering 8 -ft. grain
binder like new; McD. 3 -bar side rake
McD. 8 %-ft spring tooth .cultivator;
.McD. landpacker, John Deere wagon
like new; 16 -ft. hay rack like new;
'one way disc; 4 -section harrow and
bar; team scuffler; 2 single Horse
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St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
Miss .Sarah Jane Jeffrey of God-
erich was a weak -end visitor in this
neighborhood tivith relatives.
Miss Anne .Corriveau of this B.W.
H. left on 'Sunday last for Brecia Hall
London, where she will be employed.
Mr and Mrs. Bob Mernorvidge of
Detroit 'spent 'the week -end with the
tatter's parent, in the B. W. South
district.
Bonn'at Clinton Hospital to Mr and
Mrs. Dominique Jeffrey of St. Jos-,
eph -a .daughter. Congratulations)
madam, also to you Daddy Nick.
Mr .and Mrs Garfield Denomme ani
family -of 'the 'B. W. north have mov-
e'd eo their`new home Last week. We
of this `immediate neighbourhood of -
fee v'rr greatest pleasure in having
the:,! in 'our midst as neighbours. We
assure thein out courtesy, ,and it 'will
be •pleasing at any time to offer a
helliing•hand to them in time of need.
1Mrs. 'Virginia Denomme who has
spent a fews week with Mr and Mrs
Paul `Bedard, her son and ctaugnter-
•in=law at Goderich, has returned to
this parish and is .inresidence With
her 'daughter, Mrs. Veteline Denomme
'Mrs Adolph Sopha who has Trot
been 'feeling too well, some time ago,
is -now reported to be on the mend.
We wish her a speedy recovery.
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Delayed Spring
Well, nearing the first day of May,
and as yet no seeding has been aone,
and already is causing some, ararm.
You remember the groundhog story,
the Shadow to be the ruling point,
and more then once has proven a
T00 p.e. correct. So here is the other
— 'of old and keenly watched by
many, and that is the weaV ser of
'Good Friday; the wind that ;.`,day,
wo il'd i?e the prevailing , vied' tor" Ft e
next forty days, if it rained it 'would'
he 'likewise, in all old timers would
base 'their plans on that • day. You
niig'lit still recall the spring of 191'G.
'Good Friday was a sultry wet day,
'the same followed for the next six.
weeks. This year Good Friday was'
a cdld east wind and rain. And se
far, so true, to the letter, tut we
hope this old legend will be an ex-
ception this year and prove a come
eilete failure, with nice sunny wea-
ther ahead to give farmers time fort
their spring seeding.
'We have had wet springs since:
the year 1916, and seeding was gen-.
•e'rally late, but 1916 grain seeding
started the first week of June. Not
•rnueh was sown, and what was did
not produce the seed. Farmers that
year sowed many acres of white beans
which elielded good, the sample was
good and so was the price in the
fall. They 'teamed them to the Hen-
sall market in the !fall and towed
back grain to feed their stock, even
Snufflers. Clinton fanning, mill, grain
roller, 2 -wheel trailer, platform seal -
es, root pulper, Electric Viking cream
separator like new; DeLaval 2 -unit
milker complete with pump, motor
and piping; snow fence, steel pig
trough, extension ladder, ten bunches
eedaar shingles, carpenter looks, shov-
els, forks, barrels, and many articles
too numerous to mention.
Grain. -- 50 bush. seen oats; 75
bush. feed oats; 300 (bush. mixed
grain; 4 bush. red clover seed.
Quantity of Household Effects -
Inlaluding a Gurney range • and din-
ing room furniture.
Terns — Cash
Elmer Bell, Administrator,
Estate of Wellington Brook.
Garnet Hicks, Clerk.
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
Thursday April 29th, 1954
Tonal half -ton pickup Truck in pock.
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condition.
Carpenter Tools and Misc. Itenxa—»
Skil saw, completely equipped; a0-
umintun rubber ' tired wheelbarrow.
5 -ft. step ladder; 10 -ft, step ladder;,:
work bench with •vice; electric drill ,•
Sunbeam elecric razor; new scythe.
quantity of paint, large variety of
paint brushes, bird cages, gas pumps.
and hose, small stove, electric •etardF,
set of climping spurs, Complete line.
of carpenteer tools, 5 pheasant pens,,
6 -section pheasant pen 9x12, 2 see -
tion steamer suitable for restaurant,
!bees and equipment, 10 swarms bees,.
5 winter coops for 10 swarms, corire
plete honey equipment consisting oot
extractor, 2 supply tanks, honey
house 9x12," new apple crates, bare
rels, etc., etc. Pure bred Light browns,
Cocker Spaniel. '
Terms --Cash.
Mrs. Wm. Elsie, Proprietress.
PLEASE NOTE On the same days,
Saturday, May lst at 4 p.sn. the_.
Grand Bend United Church Sheaf
47x80 -ft. A well built structure,
lined with tin, also good tin roof will
be sold by . Auction. For further,
particulars please contact, Williams,
Love, Grand Bend.
Glen Webb, Clerk.
Alvin Walper, Auetioneer,
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Truck, Auto, Valuable Carpenter
Tools and Misc. Items. On the Prem-
ises, in the VILLAGE OF GRAND
BIE' D, on Pinery Road, Highway
No. 21. The undersigned Auction-
eer has received insturctions to sell
by Public Auction, on
SATURDAY, MAY 1st, 1954
!Commencing at 1:30 p.m.
Auto & Truck -4939 ,Chex. coach
in good condition; 19.35 Internet -
CONTRACT
BARLEY
WE ARE NOW TAKING CONTRACTS FOR. 1954•
CONTRACT EARLY
ACREAGE HAS BEEN GREATLY REDUCE!'
Cook Bros. Millin Co..
PHONE 24 — HENSALL, ONfi
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