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'MAIM v`VIITARIO
BOY PARALYZED
Foi" Life, $77,213
Is Jury's Award
St. Catharines, Nov, 11 -
`One of the largest single awards
=ale in a Lincoln County Court -
Young McLean was injured May 27,
1953, when knocked off his motor-
bike by a truck as lie was about to
make a left turn -
that there is now provision made in
our High School courses for the sci-
entific study of alcohol. In addition
all teachers -in -training in Ontario's
Colleges of Education .are 'given a
short intensive course 'calculated to
stimulate interest in and concern a-
bout the alcohol problem amongst
our youth. These are encouraging
developments. --Advt.
CIA recommends
third -party coverage of $100,000 for
bodily injury to one person, $200,000
for bodily iniury to two or more per-
sons, and $.100,000 property damage.
Bertram Klopp
R.R. 2. Zurich. Phone 931.1, Zurich.
Our Motto--Promot and fair Claim
Service
S'EE US FOR NEW RATES!
The Voice of Temperance
OUT OF HAND
"Pep1e that the thing has
got ,out of „hand socially, econoimc-
ally and every other wear .. There
lias been widespread awakening to
the ravages of alcohol." Miss Bose -
trier.. an expert temperance educat-
ional worker for nearly 20 years, is
quoted here. "We believe," she con-
tinued, "that teachers should be pre-
pared whenever the question of nar-
eotics comes up, to inform the child
intelligently." She told of one high
school Graduate who declared that
she had made her decision against
drinking, and smoking as the result
of temperance education given in
most of her school subjects. Too
few people in Ontario as yet realize
AUCTION SALE
ZURICH HERALD
Lyric Theatre
Phone 421 - EXETER
'Thursday, Friday, iSatordaY
Mareh 31st, April 1-2
Broken Lance
'SPENCER TRACY
JEAN PETERS
,Cinemascope
A powerful and gripping Western in
color and the marvelous medium of
'cineinascope.
Of Real Estate, Tractors, Threshing
Machines, Farm Implements, Mise.
!ems and Household Effects; on the
premises of Matt. Finkbeiner, Lot 17
Con. 7, St hen Twp. 2( miles north
of Crediton. The undersigned
Auctioneer received instructions to
sell by public auction on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6th,
Commencing at 0.1 o'clock p.m. sharp
REAL ESTATE - Consists of 18";c3
acre a of land, more or less. 'Part of
Lot 11, Con. 6, in the Village of
Crediton all tillable! of 'good clay
loam. Will be offered for sale at the
same time and place. Term are 10
p.c. on day of Sale, balance in 30
days. Sold subject to a reasonable
reserved bid. -
Tractors - John Deere B.R. tree -
tor 'on rubber, in first class eondition;
Hubert threshing tractor, 20x40. on
steel. in good condition; Cockshutt
60 roe crop tractor in new condition.
Threshing !Machines and Equipment
-Goodison 36x50 all steel Separator
equipped with bagger and cutter, in
good condition.; Bidwell bean Mach,
ine with Hart weigher and bagger,
in good running order; Birdsell No.
5:1 Can be readily mounted in
five minutes by one man.
Iwo types of pumps available -
pressures up to 250 lbs. and
pressures up to 60 lbs.
'cake your choice of two booms 21 feet
or 30 feet with double swing back action
and row crop attachment.
9 Completely made in Canada
184-44 - by Sprarnotor Ltd.,
Landon, Ontario
LEN SARARAS
LOCAL, REPRESENTATIVE
PHONE 77 r 11 ZURICH, ONT.
'Monday, Tuesday April 4-5
The Black Knight
ALLAN .LADD
PATRICIA MEDINA
Set in the days of King Arthur and
his Knights of the Round Table, this
is n terrific production.
Wednesday, Thursday. April 6-7
Bengal Brigade
ROICK HUDSON
ARLENE DAHL
Set in India with all its beautiful
scenery enhanced by technicolor
photography.
Aldon Theatre
GRAND BEND
Friday, Saturday April 1-2
Adventures of Hajji Baba
CINE1V1ASCOIPE TECHNICOLOR
John Derek Elaine- Stewart
Rosemarie Bowe
Action and adventure right out 'of
Arabian Nights .. Scenes of Dazz-
ling splendor.
.CMernascope Featurette
"Fabulous Los Vegas"
Tuesday, Wednesday April 5-6
Van Heflin Anne Bancroft
Richard Boine
The Raid
Technicolor
Thrill laden 'adventure as a handful
of men attack and ,caPtuke a whole
town.
Seledted Short Subjects
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and perhaps the 'Worst in many years.
We, in the immediate vicinity should
be grateful ibe-yond ,expression of
words for having escaped. Much
injury or damage in its duration; a-
part from being confined to home,
little or no harm resulted from its
passing this way.
DASHWOOD
Mr Simon Greb of Exeter, rex
turned from Florida, 'where he had
spent the winter, on Wednesday and
visited with his daughter and husb-
and, Mr and Mrs Urban Pfile.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Rader enter-
tained Mr and Mrs Wm. II.augh'and
Shirley, Mr and and Mrs. Urban Pfile
Mr and Mrs Ervin Rader and family,
on Wednesday evening, on the occas-
ion of their son Douglas' second
birthday.
Little Annetti Zimmer of .Zurich
spent last week with her uncle and
aunt. Mr and Mrs Harry Zimmer.
Miss Marjorie ,Sararas of Zurich,
spent Friday with Miss Donna Weber
Miss Marian Saunders of Exeter,
silent the week -end with Miss Connie
Klumpp.
Miss Anne Taylor tof London, spent
the nveek-end .with her mother, Mrs.
Letta Taylor.
Celebrate Birthday.
Friends and relatives gathered at
the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Rader
to celebrate Ws. Radar's birthday.
The evening was spent in p!aying
progressive solo. Prizes were won
Iby Mr and Mrs Fred Rader and eon -
solation, Mr and Mrs Louis Restem-
ayer. Lunch was served 'from a
table centred with a birthday take.
Mr slid MS ViVOT Kraft and Mr
Enigh of Lordon, V.',,ere Wednesday
ent including anvil, forge, blower, visitors with Mr and Mrs Louis Res -
vice and tools, 28 -ft. extension lad- ternayer and Mr and Mrs. C. Fleet.
tier, 50 -ft. 'garden hose, steel water Mr Wes. Filkins and Janice of
trough, large wooden water trough, Howell. Mich., spent the week -end
6 40 -gal. gas barrels, fire .extinguis- with Mrs. Filkine who is looking af-
her, hog weigh scales, colony house, ter her father, Mr. Wm. Nadiger.
steel pig though, iron kettle, 90 -gal. Mrs. Martha Baker arrived hanie
barr'el with taps. 250 -gal gas barrels from Florida last week, after spen-
with taps, 30 -gallon barrel of high ding the winter 'months there, arriv-
grade No. 80 oil block and tackle ing home in the midst of one of the
with extra blocks, *Quantity of steam worst storms of the winter. She said
cylinder oil. wheel barrow. fattening it seemed almost unbelievable that
'crates, double harness alio eollars, such a short time before she had en -
quantity of lumber, odd belting, joyed warm sunshine.
'chains, forks, carpenter tools and Mrs. Mary Becker is a patient in
many articles too numerous to men- South 'Hirron Hospital, Exeter, with
tion. Also a quantity of Household pneumonia.
effects. Miss Eunice Frederick of London,
No Reserve - Everything will be sold. spent the week -end with Miss Anna
Terms - Cash. Messner of London, who is vacation-
ing at her home here.
clover huller. in 'good working order;
130 -ft. 7 -inch drive belt. 120 -ft. 7-
ireh drive belt. like new; 100 -ft. 6 -
drive belt, like new; 100 -ft.
"--lf-inch cable, with hooks. like new;
1- 5 -8 -inch cable with hlocks
2. 7.t,-.4 heavy ,chains with hooks; 2
extension straw blowers.
Farni Toaplements - McDeering
13 -run !hrIc fertilizer drill: 12 -run disc
grain +drill. Feoat Ra Wood 111.4un
grain . drill. 2 flay drills. 2 horse
drawn manure spreaders. •Coekshutt
10 -ft. land nacker• Bisset 28 -plate
tractor disc. M -H. tractor disc, John
Deere 7 -ft. power mower. Peter Ham-
ilton spring tooth cultivator. 3-sec'n
spring tooth ...cultivator.. 2 -section
spring tooth harrows. 2 7 -ft. M -H.
binders. 4 -section diamond harrows,
3 -section diamond harrows, M.H.
bean puller, Intern. team scuffler,
like new, one-horse stuffier, 2 walk-
ing plows, McDeering, 10 -ft. dump
rake like new, rubber tired wagon
like new, 16 -ft. hay rack, 2 steel tire
wagons, Swpower take -off grass
seeder. 2 Cyclone grass seeders, 2.
sets of new bob sleighs, one horse
sleigh, cutter, light wagon,
power driven corn cutter, hay fork,
Intern. 1.-A cutting box, with 40..ft.
of pipes, like new, Smalley' iblower
new. 2 -wheel trailer.
Misc. Items - Blacksmih equIpm
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Malting Barley Contract
Write
See
Geo, T. Mid& & Sons Ltd.
HENSALL, ONTARIO
Phone 103
We
DON'T WAIT
Limited Amount of Seed Available
also supply Fertilizer with Contracts
PIONEER
ONE MAN POWER CHAIN SAW
SUPER TWIN CHAIN SAW
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There's a Pioneer in your future!
FOR INFORMATION AND PRICES ON PIONEER AND
SUPER TWIN CHAIN SAWS SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER!
RADER & MITTLEHOLTZ
Phone 63 -- :Zurich
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Harry Trick, Proprietor.
Garnet Hicks, Clerk,
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
During the past Week -end l‘Ir and
Farm Forum
The Forty Hour Week in Agric.
The members of' the Parr Line
Farm Forum met at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Gordon Love. A lively disc,
Mrs. Pete Geoffroi and daughter
ussion was held on the topic of the
and Mrs, Sarah Geoffrei Vf thia forty hour week.
This Forum feels that the fory
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Charline, Mr and iMrs Ed. Corriveau
Water Highway -motored to Detroit. hourwe'e-7;'-'111'd MA N7'..9rilout
They inform us that the going was
all that could be expected, it was
pleasant to travel, and so were their
visit with relatives and friends. Rat
the coming hack on Sunday they say
was 'very disappointing. They travel-
ed through snow drifts and for the
last sixty miles of the home stretch,
they were hitting approximately 20
miles an hour. They arrived safely on
late Sunday night argil none of the
worse for their experience.
To -Day's Chuckle
He gazed proudlY at the engage-
ment ring he had placed on her fing-
er only three days before. "Did
your girl friends an -ire it?" he ask-
ed tenderly. "That did more than
that," she replied. "Two of ! them
recognized it."
Our Rural Life
SFC/3111 or stinshire this Pane Water
Aven. is a bust- centre to the house
wives, much of 41-v.to 411,11re time is
tIlltP,1 up ill bees. and on
Tuesday last the reiolomering
en ,net at tha bowie of Mrs, DOnlin- 'start on Daylight Saving Time, -but
ique Geoffroi, St. Joseph, to give it doesn't matter after all he can
The Storm and weather permits.
her a hand out. work as late in the evening as light
The slIptin ot last week is one that Now if the Federation were to
'will be remembered and go down in sign a petition in favor. of the New
history, regardless of the weather Farm Service' how redicilous this
predictors, the weather the past Weelt' would be. We think that local
vfll-
1ved its roll. it was indeed a sur- age eotuleilS f not agreeing with the
Drive to the most learned weather FetIoratioris '"P"41,
prophet, to that roes to 'allow '11a that some consider -
we (two livinta in an mirost -enold.With
fle nnis fn i.ii1.hut, wurnv nrofint‘
hand in it. 'Phe atnala wesk
was one of the worst of the winter
on the farm. In the first place farm
commodity prices would not permit
a shorted work week. . Secondly. how
could a farmer arrange hours of lab-
our in this manner, If is possible in
Great Britain where farm products
are subsidised to supply a 'home
ket. We don't think it is lower.
es that is causing a shorts of farm
labour. In many instarces such as a SE'E
married couple is 'Oven free house,
with free fuel, milk, etc. We might
sum up by Raying that the same rule
Thursday IlareJh 31st, 1955
Business Offer
Television and Sporting Goods Store and Business,
Repair Shop with large living quarters. Also two
large apartments Above, (are rented. A beautiful
situation and building. Everything new. Will
consider part mortgage... This is a good money
making Business.
Reason for selling, lfirge family who would like to
try the farm.
ROLLIE GRENIER - Grand Bend, Ont.
We Solicit Your
CONT RACT
FOR GROWING
BARLEY CORN
OATS SOYABEANS
New Modern Elevator with fast unloading facilities will
eliminate waiting for unloading. New type hydraulic hoist
will eliminate labor of dumping trucks and semi -trailers.
Automatic Scales will remove human error in weighing.
Truck loads of corn can be shelled in only a few minutes and
facilities for drying are available. Everything to aid the
farmer ies being installed in our grain Elevator at Exeter.
Seed and Fertilizer Supplied on Contract
RG. SEED OATS $1.75 REG. SEED BARLEY $2.50
COM. SEED OATS $1.50 COM. SEED BARLEY $2.00
Have you ordered your Grass Seeds Yet? Don't fail to
get OUR Prices on
Timothy - Red Clover - Alfalfa
applies to. 'agriculture as many other
industries, , shorter hours of hired
labour, higher producer costs for the
product. This is true in one respect,
that farm labour costs cannot be
;passed on to the consumer.
But has anyone taken time to
consider the inconvenience Daylight
Saving Time „has caused in rural
areas. In the first place a farmer's
work starts with the sun and ends
thereby. He has had *to put up with
this change of time in spite of nil
its drawl,neks. His harvesting rennet
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Gro Gold Fertilizer at Economy Prices
Let us quote you prices on any analysis delivered to your Farm
SAVE $ $ SAVE $ $ SAVE $ $
Cann's Mill Ltd.
PH. 735 EXETER - - ONT,
P.H. 736
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and gents' first were won by Mr and UNIQUE FARM FORUM
Mrs Charles Robinson respectively.'
The ladies served lunch. The next The last meeting for this season.
meeting is to be held at the home of1 wn held at the home of Mr and Mrs
Mr and Mrs Glenn Weido. I C. Pepper with 30 members present,
I Mr. Tom Meyers led the discussion,
Daylight Saving Tune Iwith Mr, Albert Kalbileisch as guest
During the past week the news of , The Safety problems .are excessive
this locality proved to be somewhat, speed and not obeying "stop" signal.,
disturbing for this Fol'um.' Our first carelessness and lack of courtesn
observation in the Press, was the on- also cause accidents. Laws should be.
nouncement of Daylight Saving Time enforced,. especially the speed taws.
being adopted by the Hensall Coon The animal :meeting with D. Geiger
cil, despite last year's campaign by as ,chationan resulted as follows: Seca,
the Huron Federation of Agric. We rotary, 'Mr. Herb Klopp; Mr and Mrs..
think it might be appropriately called *CI Oestrailher and 4V18. and Ma's Herb
"Daylight Confusing Time," am we Xliopp were appointed to open Pane
have it to hear of any advantage by' Formin November. 'Recreation com
its use other than -to 'confuse. Now mittee are Orville Schilbe, Mrs. Del"
along coils another disruption in our bert Geiger, C. Oestreieher and 'Mrs.
timetable. .'4rhe change in train sera- C. Made. Picnic' Committee -ltra.
Toe from London to Clinton. We also Rid Mrs, C. Pepper, Mr and 'Mrs. ten
read in our local weenies about all Werner, air and Mrs S. McClinthey,
tahtli°1driveregbilvl 1):lisge'evieitliintol:;11.ar\asYcililgth°t1 the inconvenience this will .cause in Press Reporter, Mrs. C. Pepper; Mrs.
Sal,A11p' Tilfle during the School term business in general. Now to all this O. ,Oestreitker, .Assti A deliciou*
Vollowinv this diRcassion number we quite agree. lunch was served after which Blest
of games were played. 14dies first, Thursday, March 31st, 1955 # Be The Tie that Bind" wos sting.
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