HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1954-11-18, Page 4Waterloo Cattle
Breeding Association
WHERE BETTER BULLS ARE USED
Farmer owned, Farmer controlled, Farmer de-
veloped, and Farmer promoted, means Perman-
ency, Stability, and Security, for the many thous-
ands of farmers buying service from their own
non-profit organization.
This co-operative has grown and grown be-
cause it has provided, is providing, and will continue
to provide good service and better sires.
This has been accomplished because the people
using this service have dictated its policies through
the board of directors which the members elect.
Directors represent districts and breeds. Everyone
has representation.
• Service Research is continually going on. An
example of this research with frozen semen in
co-operation with the Ontario Veterinary College.
This will enable the -farmer's choice of the country's
best sires. This is now available to a large extent.
Better Sires In their selection, many thousands
of miles have been travelled and great thought has
been given by men whose judgement and experi-
ence have earned the confidence of farmer memb-
ers. Every available means is used to measure.
transmitting qualities of the bulls selected for
service.
We suggest that you check record of Perfor-
mance lists, show awards, progeny testing results
and 4-H calf club results and you will find that the
get of our Unit sires have won superior ratings,
especially where given equal opportunity.
You are invited to use our service. The cost
is very little.. For service in your area phone the
Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association, Clinton 242,
on week days between 7:30 to 10:00 A.M., and
on Sundays and Holidays, between 7:30 to 9:30
A.M.
NOMINATION
TOWNSHIP OF HAY
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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that in compliance with By -Law
'No. 10, passed October 4th; 1954 under authority of Chapter 266,
Section 76 of the Municipal Act, a meeting of the Electors of the
Township of Hay will be held in the
TOWNSHIP HALL; ZURICH, ONTARIO
On
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26th, 1954
The Clerk will be in the Township Hall, Zurich, from 1 to 2 p.m.
to receive Nominations for one Reeve, one Deputy Reeve, and three
Councillors for the Year 1955, also for three Hay Township School
Area Trustees for the years 1955 and 1956.
When a proposed Candidate is not present, his nomination
paper shall not be valid unless there is attached thereto evidence
satisfactory to the Returning Officer that he consents to be so
nominated.
A meeting of the Electors will be held in the Township Hall,
Zurich, at 2 .p.m., on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26th, 1954
To hear proposed Candidates, and in case more than the required
loaallikT of carrd$datps to fill the office are nominated, and a vote
cjemFIiiecla 4 M Till bQ helot qn
MONDAY, 'DECEMBER 6th, 1954
From 9.00 'a.m. until 5.00 p.m., at the following places:
Fell telling Place
i.ehool House No.
I, School House No. 14
7,urich Town Hall
4. Zurich Town Hall
5, School liotise l o. 1
6. Earl Guenther Block
'7. School (douse No. 3
8. Jas. Masse Residence
Dated at Zurich, Ont.
November 9th, 1954.
D.R.O.
Pe-r`cy Campbeii
Hugh McEwen
Leroy O'Brien,
Albert Hesd
liil.ton `i'rueinner
PM'hhold Miller
Sas. A. McAllister
Fred Ducharme
H. 'W.
Poll Cleat-
-•n
Cottle virapMan
Ed. McBride
Gordon Surerus
Lorne Klopp
Cliff. Pepper
Sidney Baker
Glen Weido
Ed. Corriveau
BROK.ENSHIRE,
Returning Officer
ZURICH HERALD
IN MEMORIAM
visited with Mrs. .Go -!die Graham.
To Celebrate Gol en Wen ddr
In lo:vin memory of Mrs. Emaline d g
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Farrell, who passed away one year
ago, November 16, 1953.
A. year has passed since that sad day,
The one we loved was called away,
God took her home, it was His will.
But in our hearts she lieenh still.
---Ever remembered by husband,
&uirhter and grandchildren.
TANLEY TOWNSHIP
•.fr and Min Tonne Pepper Niagara
Falls vi-ited John E. Pepper and ram -
flee
Mr tri ' T^,1",a.q Ttrnelfo. t, Jr
Gast Mrs \'via,, T tl,;7r ;ri,• of
Thursday, November 18th, 1954
Tuesday eve., to give them a roust- Mr and Mrs. Burmeister macre a very
ting chivari and welcome, a anoclt wed- suitable reply.
ding was staged with Mrs. C. Fleet County Convention.
as groom, Edwin !Miller as bride and A nunriber of ladies from the Dash-.
Mr Ed. Stire the minister. 'Mr. and wood W. L attended the county con,
Mrs. Burmeister were !presented with vention of the l9V'.L at Blyth fast,
a lovely chair and a suns of money. Tuesday.
ry
The New Plymouth
TI -IE FIRST SHOWING '
The most Beautiful Plymouth in Plymouth History
We extend a most cordial Invitation to everyone
in Zurich and surrounding district to come and
look these Cars over.
We know you will be r p*e than satisfied
with these Cars, powered by SIX and EIGHT
Cylinder Motors.
Reg- Armstrong Motors
Exeter
Pellagrex
V. M. A. MIX
FOR
SWINE
USE YOUR OWN GRAIN. PELLA-
GREX SUPPLIES THE MINERALS
and VITAMINES.
FEED ECONOMICALL Y AND
MAKE MONEY!
Middleton's at Hensall
DRUG STORE Phone 20
Complete Stock of all your Medicinal
Needs.
Banquet
AND
ANNUAL MEETING
Of the Hay Township Federation of
Agriculture, in the
Community Centre, Zurich
On
Tuesday, November 23rd.
At 7 p.m.
Guest Speaker: Rev. Bert Daynar1,
of Staffa, Ont.
Tickets $1.50. Get your 'Ticketsearly
All in the Community are cordially
invited to attend!
DANCE to follow Program
Masse Orchestra. Dance Free
Plan to attend and Boost your Fed-
eration of Agriculture
President, Carl Oestreicher.
Secretary, Clifford Pepper.
NOTICE
STRAYED CATTLE BEAST—
Onto Lot 10, Con. 6, Hay Town.-
ship,
ownship, For further information con-
tact Garnet Jacobe, Zurich, Ont. R.R.
1, Lot 22, Con. 6, Hay, Owner may
have same by proving ownership and
paying expenses—Garnet Jacobe. 3tc
tion in the United Churrh, Varna, on
Wednesday, Nov. 17, at 8 p.m.
Had Supper
About 125 Orangemen with their
Ontario
and "some ofthe Hien came for more
batteries. A group of men organized
and were ready to help in the search
when cord was received that Rose
Marie was found. Lost doll 'blankets
kept the men on the trail. The little
girl had apparently followed the fam-
ily (ding to the bush, became confus-
ed and was finally found in an open
tfield on Adolph Keller's fem. 'whose
.property is Jbehhnd Weigand's
Mr and Mrs Fred Youse and tson
of. London spent the week -end with
Mrs. Henry Beaker, -Sr.
Mr and Mrs Melton Wolper and
daughters of Ingersoll and Mrs. Nelda
Routledge of London were week -end
visitors with Mr and Mrs. Phftip Fas-
sold.
Mrs Geo. Merner, Mrs. A. V. Tie-
rnan and 'Charles opent :Saturatay in
Kitchener with Mr and Mrs. Elgin
Merner and famii .
Miss Anna Taylor of London spent
the week -end with her mother, Mrs.
Letta Taylor.
Miss Anna 'Messner of London
spent the week -end with her parents,
Mr and;; Mrs Fred Messner.
Miss Barbara tBe:cker of Kitchener,
spenii. the week -end with her parents
1VIr and !tdrs. V. L. Becket-.
Mrs Fred Weisberg and Mns Ad-
olph iXeller spent a week at Brant-
ford wath the tatter's daughter, Mrs.
Ea'ti`s ic '1`pl`fei and farimily
`1Vt itt k�W. 13115v an accomp-
anied ii ii'I r and IMrs M. McDougall
of Chatham visited at Buffalo and
Toronto recently:
Had Successful Bazaar.
Approximately $202.0'0 was reaI-
ized by the Ladies' Aid and WS.WS
of ,the E.U.B. Church on Saturday at
their tea:' (bake sale and !bazaar. Lad-
ies attended from ,Grand Bend, Zur-
ich and iS.hipka as well as Dashwood.
A short picogram was enjoyed as well
•consisting of readings by Mrs. Geo.
Anderson, piano solo by Bonnie Mc-
Crae, troinbine solo by Donna Eagle-
son, accordian solo. Shirley Guenther;
organ selection. Mrs. Ken. 'iVFcCrae,
anda trio ,consisting of Mrs. 'M. Tie -
man, Mrs. McCrae and Mrs. Pfaff.
The WSWS has already 'contributed
315 to Korea; $10 for milk for babies,
'in Japan; t5, for .Blind; $5 for Wod-
eden and $t5 for War Memorial Hos-
pital. ,T,nndnr
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Couple Honored
About 70 neighbours and relatives
of Mr anal Mfrs Courtney Burmeister
wives and .families filled the Orange newlyweds, gathered at their home
Hall Friday erre last for their an-
nual Fowl Supper followed by a pro-
gram of addresses and slides shown
by Mr. :Spencer of Hensdll,
Mr and Mrs John H. McEwen are
celebrating their golden wedding on
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. ill7th at
the home of their sloe -in-law and
daughter, Mr and Mrs Stewart Mid-
dleton.
Miss Betty Heideman, nurse -in -tra-
ining at Stratford was a visitor with
,Miss Ruth tOlarke.
Miss +Phaime Logan, London, who
has ,been visiting in Varna the past
month,. is a patient in Clinton Public
Hospital.
The Women's Assoc. of the United
Church held a Successful bazaar in
the Orange Hall, Saturday last.
Ther Huron County Tempera•'
Fedee:.a",io:+ held their ,annual convey
HENSALI.,
To Retire from Office
A. W. Kersle'ne, Hensall has an -
intention :'is intention of retiring
office this year. He has spent',
eight years with the village •council,
and for only one of those terms did
he have to run for the position. Ac-
clamation was received on seven oc-
casions. In 1953, 1.4 -lo ve Kerslake
served as Warden of Huron tCounty.
Had Parade
Rernemlrrance Da-" .'as observed
here with ceremonies under the aus-
13lces of the Canadian Legion. No.468.
A parade composed of Legion and
by the Bannocldburn Pipe Band of
Varna, marched to the town hall for
the memorial service. Guest speaker
was the Rev. Normae Knox, or Exe-
ter. Wreaths were placed at the ceno-
taph by representati\ c.; of the prov-
ince, veterans, the village, Tucker -
smith and Hay Townships. (lour
trumpeters sounded "-he Last Post,"
Grealis - Switzer.
fASHWOOD
AUCTION SALE
Of Furniture and
(terns
On. the Premises, Pari of Lot 'fid,
S.B., Hay Township. 114 Miles east
of Dashwood.
The undersigned Auctioneer has re-
ceived instructions to sell by 'Public
Auction on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24t1h.
At 1.3'b o'clock, pail.
The following Items:
Furniture -- Dining Room exten-
sion table with 6 matching chairs;
kitchen drop leaf table; 6 kitchen
cabinet, ;corner.•cbooik case, hall tree,
2 large mirrors, antique table, 2; end
tables, 2 bedside tables, towelrook,
medicine kabinet, New Williams .SSew-!
ing machine, antique style bed spr-
ings and mattress; commode, 2 toilet
sets, kitchen clock, oak rocrer, Lawn
chairs, clothes drlyler, 2 card tables,
2 trunks, 8 storage (boxes, suitcase,
roll of new linoleum, ,carpet rugs,
pictures and frames, vacuni cleaner,
electric toaster and iren; elumnlurin
set, assortment of dishes and kitchen
utensils, tSea•lers, etc.
Other Items --- Quebec combination.
stove and heater, small Quebec heat-
er; :Beatty .electric washer in brand
new condition; step ladder, scythe,
wash tubs, copper boiler, work bench,
garden tools and many articles too
numerous to mention
TERMS —CASH
A. P. Cunningham,
Mrs. P. T -I. Budd, Executors for the
Estate of the late Mrs, Louis
&toren r..
Alvin Waiter, .A—edict/neer,
Little Girl Found Safe.
Four-year-old Rose. Marie Weigand
daughter of Mr and Mr:,, Elgin Wei-
gand of the 1.4th Co'•. of Hay was
found by her father still clutching to
her doll in one arm, carrying one boot
in the other, one lost mitt and feet
cold and wet after Elgin and his
neighbours had searched, not only his
om 5 p.m. until well past seven.
•hwood citizen became aware of
arch wi:e') flash lights 'rive out.
Miscellaneous
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JO Y !
Who experiences true joy in this life and life to come
Will pleasure and material riches bring it?
In Ecc. 2: 10-11 we read.
And whatsoever mine eyes desired I kept not from them
I withheld not my heart from any joy; for my heart rejo%usd
in all my labour; and this was my portion of ail my tabour.
Then I looked on all the works that my hands had wrought
and on the labour that I had laboured to do, and behold all was
vanity and vexation of spirit and there was no profit under the
sun.
JOY is a fruit of the spirit, Gal. 5:22. But the fruit of
the spirit is love, joy, peace, long suffering, gentleness, gogd-
ness, faith.
JOY is experience by believers I Peter 1:8. Whoin hexing
not seen, ye love, in whom, though now ye see Him not, yet
believing ye, rejoice with joy unspeakable and full of glom.
GOLDEN RULE GOSPEL MESSENGER
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Box 50, R. R. 1 — Zurich, Ontario
MEETING OF HURON . COUNTY COUNCIL
GENTLEMEN:
The November Session of Huron County
Council will be held in Court House; Godericir,
commencing at 2:00 p.m.
Monday, November 22ndt'
, 1954
All accounts, or notices of DeputatiQ.ns must be in
the hands of the County Clerk not Pater than.
Friday, November 19th, 1954.
A. H. Erskine,
Huron County Clerk,
Goderich, ()Mafia
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