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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1955-03-17, Page 8Thursday, March 17th, 1956 • • • • 4. • • • e. • • • • • • • 1 1 SHUR-GAIN Pig Booster Little pigs started on SHUR-GAIN Pig Booster weigh 40 pounds and more at weaning -and testa at the SHUR-GAIN Demonstrations Farm prove that 40 pound weanlings save a month's feeding.. time. A feeding program of SI-IUR-GAIN Pig Booster from 10 days to 10 weeks of age will fit your pigs to make the best use of their feed and reach market sooner. Start Every Litter on Pig Booster MILT DDITZ & SON e Zurich, Ont. 1"'��1UlilllI111111IJIIlTII('halal 111111! HHI IiHOH 1 ISI,IIII.!(IIRNLIIIIIINIUIp.►il�ll(11N11111UIIIIII�IININ11111HIIIIIHi IIII lllllllllttlhll,,::. Read and Ponder OVER THIS PARAPHRASE • I LIKE A SHEEP IIAVE GONE ASTRAY. °-, 1 HAVE TURNED TO MY OWN WAY; • And the Lord hath .laid on JESUS :my iniquit/ . Isaiah 53.6 • FOR GOD made JESUS who did no sin, to be a sin offering • for ME! 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Carnbricl e Clothes Mr. McKenzie of Coppley & Randall will again be with us on TUESDAY, MARCH 22nd. With Samples of Made -to -measure Suits and Top Coats, and would be pleased to show you the new- est Styles and Cloths. See the new Flannels in Char -tone shades which are very popular this Season. This Firm is also showing a range of CIoths for Ladies' Suits, Coats, Skirts, and Slacks, made to your Measure. Please call and let us show you Samples and Style Books on hand now. Gascho Bros. Groceries 4 Dry Goods -' Men's Wear TELEPHONE 59 ZURICH 71 IR;r i-1 HER At .fl LOCAL NEWS 4P0 Mr and Mrs Herbert Kraft of De - 0 troit were Sunday guests at the Q home of Mr and Mrs R. F, Stade. Mr. Harvey Williams of Nia:gax Falls, Ont., called at the home of hi cousins, Mr and .Mrs, Chester L Smith, one day last week. Mr and Morris Neil and daughter 'of Detroit spent the week -end at the home of Mrs: Neil's father, •.sir and Mrs. Alf..Melick. .Miss Gloria Gingerich who is • at- tending Kitchener High Schoo;;, spent the week -end at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Jaeob Ging- erich. Mr and Mrs Ted Steinbach, and 'Mr and Mrs Earl Thiel were recent Sunday visitors at the horse of their -sister, Mr and Mrs. Morley Witrner, at Detroit. IQ gl TELEVISION Floater Policy his folic;y is designed to cover Tele - a, vision Set 'and Antenna against all s the Hazards of Fire, Lightning, Theft Returns from Hospital • Mrs. John Brown has returned b(1Q home from the London . Hospital and �is getting along quite favourably. We pu wish her 'continued health. Attend I3anquet• Rev. H. E. Roppel and G. L. Smith accompanied some Dashwood dele- gates and clergy last Thursday ev- ening to attend a banquet at Goderich in the North Street United Church in the interests of the County move- ment for Youth Advancement. An extensive concord will be held in the 'Goderich churches on May 17th and 18th. to which there will be invited hundreds of our young people where special instructions,: gymnasiums, etc. will be .held. There will also be a Qspecial service in the Presbyterian church for adults. The clergy, lead - Ip ers of chuches and the County Press .were invited to the banquet where ' (plans were laid for the work. Rev.* • ;Mr. Johnston of Toronto was the p• guest speaker. -.BARGAINS- RR/ I)innorware at Half Price. Selling out, Yes. i 1 03 piece Sets, Regular Price $59..00 p for $29.50 j 03 Piece Sets, Reg. Price $37,00, for $18.50. G 38 Piece Seth, Reg. Price $19.50 for $9.75. IP 110 Other Sets at HALF PRICE. I All on Sale in our Window. • I HESS, THE JEWELLER Agricultural Office News Q Dates to remember: Thursday Mar. 241h, the annual meeting of the Hur- on County' Junior Farmers Assn., Clinton District Collegiate Institute, at 8.30 p.m.. Guest speaker, Carl Boynton, President of the Ontario Jr. Farmers' Assn. Wednesday, Mar. 30th, Huron Co. •Farmer Leadership Training School, Dept. of Agric. CIin- ton, commencing at 2.00 p.m. Guest - Miss Eleanor Syracuse, past presid- ent of the Ont. Jr. Farmers, now in charge of Leaders and Folk Schools for the Ont. Federation of Agric. Wingham Station Applies for License to Broadcast TV VP The Drysdale Store 1 We have purchased Stock and Fixtures of Drys- dale Store from John Denomy and have added various lines of Drygoods, such as Prints, Broad- cloths, Flannelettes, Men's Overalls, Work Shirts, Jeans, Gloves, etc. Also a line of smallwares. We are remodeling- the Store and intend to have Grocery Department arranged for semi self -serve in the near future. Mr. Denomy will continue in charge of Store. Your Patronage Greatly Appreciated GASCHO BROS. - Phone 98 r 1 monswoulagsmommor CKNX Wingham has applied to 44 Ottawa for a television license it • • • • r s • ••s•••000••• o••+ 0 HARDWARE - SEEDS and FURNITURE Your ue eeds a Will receive attention with us if left in plenty of time. We always try to supply our Customers with the most Suitable Fuel for their heating equipment. But to insure deliveries in time always leave your orders early -0 with us so we can arrange for your supply Have You Looked Over Your Heating Equipmnen i t' ' 1 YOUR. -HEATING EQUIPMENT was announced by W. T. "Doc" Cruickshank, general manager of that station, who said the application to the Dept. of Transport and the Can- adian Broadcasting Corporation asks for permission to install and operate a TV station on Channel 8. The pro- posed TV station would serve Bruce, Grey, Huron, West •Dufferin, North Perth, North Wellington and a sec- tion of Waterloo County. If Govern- ment approval is granted it may not come till after hearing from Ottawa, in mid-April. It would take abodt six months to install the equipment. Mr. Cruickshank stated that the radio op- eration of CKNX will remain as it is and continue to grow along with TV. The proposed Station would cover an area serving almost 200,- 000 people and the transmitter to be located west of Walkerton. A pro- gram approximately of 60 hours a week would be given dealing with • news, sports, women's events, farm events, music, religion,•public service: and children's features. It would cover an area much in need of this service. Reception from the Wingham TV ; station in the Zurich district should be consistently good with the use of a suitable outside antenna, according to engineering estimates. As in radio, the station's policy of presenting local personalities and events should make the new TV outlet the 'home- town' station for the Zurich district. COUNCILHAY COUNCIL Hay Council met at Zurich on Mon- day March 7th, after reading the min- otes the following mations passer.: The 1955 gravel tender received from. R. H. Jennison to crush and Let Does Your Furnace or Stove Need Attention; or Prob. 4. ably NYou Need O a New One. L e Us Look These Over for you and offer Our Suggestion to , Your Best Advantages. I We carry a full line of the Well Known and Tried and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes.. Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax OTHER. SEASONABLE NEEDS Plumbing, }'urnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard- ware always in stook. STADE & WE IDO ZURiell ONT. QUALITY - PRICE SERVICE 4. 4. + 4 + 4. f + 4- 4 Wind, lee, and Snow Load, Trans- portation. Exceptions Mechanical Breakdown and Gradual deteriorat- on. DWELLING RATES: $2.50 per hundred of Insurance for years. Minimum premium ,$12.50. For further particulars, enquire with- out obligation J. W. HABERER General Insurance Phone 161 Coming! AGAIN To the Town Hall = Zurich On Friday March 18th. At 8.00 ppan.Oral Roberts' Bible Deliver- ance Film "Venture Into Faith" EVERYBODY CORDIALLY INVIT- ED. COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS haul 5000 cu. yds of crushed stone on. a flat rate of 93�c per cu. yd, and at 30c for crushing and loading ror the Twp. truck. That we accept Wm. Wet son's tender for Warble -Ply spraying for 1955; and Leonard Erb's tender for the position of Warble -Fly in- spector for 1955.. That we give a grant of $40 to the Zurich Public Library and $20 to the Dashwood Library.. That having re- ceived notice from Inspector of Pub- lic Schools, Mr G. GI Gardiner, to 'equalize the assessment between Hay Township School Area and Stephen Twp. Area, we authorize C eo, Arm- strong to meet with the assessors of Stephen to determine the percentage •of levy to be raised in each Twp. That in response to' the request from the South Huron Agric. Society for a grant, we set the 1955 grant at $35.00. That the various vouchers present- ed be paid in due time. That the meeting adjourn to meet again on Monday, April 4, at 1.30 p.m. in the Twp. Hall, Zurich. H. W. -Brokenshire, Clerk, Treas. Ear Campbell, Reeve. St. Joseph & Blue Water Area Do you reinember six weeks ago when all eyes were turned upward in a south-easterly direction watching to see if any clouds would obscure the sun or at least would darken its bril- iance, during- the hours that the groundhog would make_ its exit from his winter quarters? The object was to determine as to ,what - the weather would be like for the following forty days. Whilst it is now at the end of this six Week period, and fresh in our mind it would .be well if you turned back the pages of time to Feb. 2nd, past, and give an account of the wea- ther as you seen it; we fear you will be at a loss to give an accurate dec- ision; the old adage if the groundhog sees his shadow on that day he re- turns to his cave for another six weeks, to avoid all of the winter's blizzards and where he will again stretch out in a deep torpor, for an- other six weeks, awaiting for more spring like weather and find the grazing more appetizing. Well, here it is: the past six weeks has been a sort of weather, combinined with a mixture of a little of everything, that we could not call winter, nor could we call is spring; so there you gave it; and it will be up ta you whether or not you will accept the prophecy of the groundhog in the future years. 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