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Waterloo Cattle reeding
Association
WHERE BETTER BULLS ARE USED
AT THE FALL FAIRS AND BREED SHOWS you will find
in the 4 TI and open classes, ntunerdus offspring of .the bulls
used by the Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association,of the
Those sired by our bulb may not be at the top
class each time. However, they, will win their share of hon-
ours, especially when cared for and presented to the hest
advantage.
ON THE FARM since April 1st, 1953, 1519 1au,hters of
our Holstein eires have been graded 515- G. P. or better as
compared to the breed average of 47,P;. G. P. or better for the
same period.
To assure better than average money making qualities in
your young cattle. dairy or beef, use our artificial breeding
serviie. The cost i' low. Where can you getas much for your
money?
Non -Profit, Farmer owned and controlled.
Life membership $5.00
$5.00 per cow for members
$6.00 per cow for non-members
For further information or service, phone collect to:
CLINTON 515
between: !'30 7:20nd and0:00 e 804. M. A..M, oweek
on Sundys
ays and Holi-
day;.
Thanksgiving Visitors-
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isitors---
!(1'Irs Ivan ''Taylor and boys of Wat-
erloo, Ontario, and Mr and Mrs.
Elgin Rader and boys with Mr and.
Mrs Leonard Resteaneyer and family..
Mr and Mrs. Garnet Weiberg and
family of Waterloo, Mr and elYirs.
Wendell Gamble and boys 'of London
and Mr and. Mrs Ervin Rader and
family* with Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Rader
and family.
, Mr and Mrs Hubert Wether and
11 Mr and 'Mrs Cordon Weisberg of
Waterloo with. Mr and Mrs Fred
Weibere.
' Mr and Mr, Ward Kraft and .fam-
ily of 'London with Mr and Mrs. Bei -
0 eel; Koehler and family. .
t\frs Nelda Routledge of London
with Mr and Mx, Philip Fassold.
Miss Anne Taylor of London with
'NrsLetta Taylor.
I Vise Nancy Tiernan ofLondon and
Mr Bob Stormer of St. Thomas with
"' Mr and Mrs Mervyn Tiernan.
Mr. (Mervyn' Stelck of Bradrford
el and Miss Pntsv Stetck of • Toronto,
4m i with Mr and Mrs Ed, Stelck.
I Mr and Mv=• Donald Resteaneyer
Viand girls o!f London kith Mr. Otto
V Restemeyer.
ZURICH HERALD
miles east and half merle north of
Hensali, The undersigned Auctioneer
received instructions to sell by pub-
lic Auction on •
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 19th.
Commencing at 12.80 pm. sharp
Tractor and Threshing Machine -..-
Oliver 60 row crop tractor in A-1
condition, equipped with new 2-row
scuffler; George White No. 0 Thresh-
er 'cnnpletely equipped with 120 -ft.
thresher belt.
Farm Machinery — M -H. binder,
6 -ft. cut; Oliver 2 -farrow tractor
plow, like new; Geo. White tractor
spreader, like new; McD. 13 -disc fer-
tilizer drill, like new; John Deere -
section lever harrows'' like new; 4 -see.
diamond harrows; McD, team ecuffler,
•.etiif tooth cultivator; dump rate; 1V1r_I
H. hay loader, like new; 'rubber tired
.wagon; 10 -ft. hay rack, 2-wheel
trail-
er; l
Frost & Wood mower, ;
Smalley grain blower with 82 -ft, pipe,
Gehl hammer mill, like new; 7i2 -ft
rubber belt, double disc; set *of sleigh
54 -.ft 5 -inch belt; ravel box, fanning
Thursday, kOetober 13th, 195
mill. 2 chicken shelters, new colony ins Hhens� 400 bales Timothy aiic
house 12x12 -ft; forge, •Stewart 'c1I1
per, 3 sugar beet knives, sugar beet
t
forks, cutting box, lost roller, 2,
gal, gas drums; rotary pump, emery
tl Viking
eiover dray; 1:0 tons mixed hay, 10
acres ,eo(b corn,
Household Effects - Findlay Coit-•
world ,bench, 2 sugar ket es, dor •cook stove like new; oak dining
•cream separator used one season; . 5 chairs,i.suite
con sting China round
table,
Universal Co -Op. milking machink
completely .equipped, root pulper, cit I squax a top extension table; 6 kitchen
cular saw, brooder stove, snow :fence, ..halm; cupboard, baking •cabinet,arni,
2 logging chains, 8 cords furnaee kdiair,-table lamps, fern stand, 'centre
wood; 14 cords stove wood, 0 coil, .tables, 3 complete bedroom suitest
cedar wood; quantity cedar post.., electric radio, cedar ,chest, Aladdin
forks, shovels, etc. etc. 'lamps, trunk, large section of n.ew
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Cattle 2 white Durham cow ri est arlous
bedspreads,. linens, and linolemn t Henn* v mats,.
i xg due in March; red cow, rust rnforters, curtains drapes, 2 toilet
'milking, c o
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GRAND BEND
We Can Supply You
OF ALL YOUR HUNTING NEEDS. LICENSES, RIFLES,
SHOT GUNS, AMMUNITION OF ALL KINDS; CLAY
BIRDS, HAND TRAPS, DUCK DECOYS, DUCK CALLS,
C'OMPASES, CLEANING RODS, and PATCHES; GUN
BLUING; HUNTING KNIVES, BOOTS, HIP OR LACE
KNEE BOOTS, WADERS, HUNTING JACKETS and CAPS;
0 BOWS and ARROWS, FISHING TACKLE. A LARGE
6 SELECTION FOR SPORTSMEN.
GIVE US A CALL
WANTED
IReliable man as Dealer in Huron
County. Experience not necessary.
A fine 'opportunity to step into old
profitable business where Rawleigh
Products have been sold for years.
Big Profits. Products furnished on
credit. Write Rawleigh's Dept,_ J-
458-163, !Montreal, P.Q.
3 'St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
' ,Tr and Mrs Pierre Ducharme. of
f, ' h�ni rstburg spent the week -end with
the former's parents, Mr and - Mrs.
e I", De rharme.
cs Mr Pene Primeau of Chicago spent
an
o a few d?vs in this neighborhood, vis -
o itin°' relatives and friends. He left
for his home on. Wednesday last.
• , The sunny week and Thanksgiving
e' ;Holiday meant much to those who
s, i have cottages along the lake, and
;las usual cottages were filled. . .
e l We are not too certain if they took
1 I their• daily dip as they did during the
g past hot summer deeps, never -tire -less
2 they enjoyed the Balmy breeze of
the Lake which is very agreeable,
8 • 'and at the same time very refreshing
p Dedication of Statue
. ' This week a Mission is taking place
• in this parish and given by Rev. Fr.
9 ; Berrnud C:S.S. of 'St. Joseph's Or-
O atorv, Mont Royal, speaking in 1'p 0.6
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1Fren:ch Enid English. The unveiling!
e of the Statue will take place on
Sunday, October 16th at four o'clock
in the afternoon; then the tlessine
D A S H W O O D s"Mr, Robpxrts", Mrs, RC Y Morelz o f theStatue of St Jose s1i, tnia ,
d
?VMrc, Rei, i°fivienz, Mrs. Hugh Mor-
enz, Mrs Leslie, Adams, Mrs, Irvin
Bader and Marian, members of the
Huron Waves Housewives group a-
long with other members from Thed-
ford, Zurich and Kippen were guests
of the Londn Free Press last Wednes-
day. Accompanied by Mr Art Cartier,
public relations manager. They tour-
s CFPL and the Free Press. After
won a lovely violet .cull an sauce a
which was drawn for at the cafeteria,'S ace does not permitus giving Aidthe
;^rgenealogy of the'., venerable man •
Zion Aid
Zurich Ladies' tertained by( Brother Andre, but we say in a few
- The Lutheran Ladies'Aid eni
words that the Laportes, Durand = and
tertained the Ladies' from. Zurich i Sauves are affilliatd in relation hip
Lutheran church at a turkey dinner `with this man of miracles; Iniac in it -
last Wednesday evening. Following i self is an honor for this parish and
dinner films were shown,ilMarie and' for the families concerned.
Ruth Samon. favoured with claronet 1 Clearing Auction Sale
and cornet solos; Elenor Becker and I Of Tractor, lirtock,gpoult y,ne, farm
l' and
r i Brother Andre will wage take place. I
dinner at the cafeteria an journeyed Barbara Koehler played piano duets. i rnac yet
to the Odeon Theatre and enjoyed Bingo was enjoyed. • `household 'effects, on the premises,
Lot 7, Con. 2, Tuckersanith Twp., '1?i
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MODERN, LABOR SAVING, AUTOMATIC EQUIPMENT FOR
FAST HANDLING AND ACCURATE WEIGHING
—FULL PLATFORM HOIST - Watch this Hoist unload your truck or semitrailer
at the touch of a Button!
—LARGE CLEANER AVAILABLE for Fast Unloading.
—TWO ANTOMATIC WEIGH SCALES for Fast but Accurate weighing.
—LARGER and FASTER CORN SHELLER, To eliminate waiting to
Unload.
—NEWEST TYPE DRIER, To Custom Dry your grain.
d --HIGHEST MARKET PRICES Paid for your Corn, Wheat, Soyabearis and
Mixed Grain,
—CUSTOM PICKER SHELLER Available -w- 36 -in. rows $7.00 per acre; 42 -inch
rows $6.00 per acre
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king clue in April, white D
cow milking, due in April; part Hol-
stein and Durham cow, due before
sale date; roan cow, with calf at
foot; Durham. cow, milking, due in
(MMlarch; 2 steers rising 2 yrs. old;roan
heifer, rising 2 yrs. old; 2 heifers
rising one year old; 4 Hereford calv-
es. This is a•choice herd sof cattle..
Hogs -- 10 stocker pigs.
Poultry — 175 Rd. Is. /ted yearl-
sets, large quantity of dishes, some
antique; 'churn, crocks, seaters, etc.e.
etc. All houseb.old effects in new
condition:•-• No Reserve, as the farms
is sold. Owing to extra large salsa,
selling will start sharp on time,.:
Terms—Cash
Wilbur Dining, Proprietor
Garnet Hicks, Clerk:
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
We are pleased to announce that
MR. KEN ETUE
Office in Pearson Building, Zurich
Telephone: Zurich 33
has been appointed our official agent
for the sale of
s
As our agent, he will be glad to call upon ,rou with complete
details' of the issue and to service your order. Please telephone.
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