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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1956-06-21, Page 4" t W-4 5t4T14100 KINSMEN CLUE OF CLINTON MONSTER Cash Bingo! CLINTON LIONS ARENA FRIDAY, JUNE 29th. Doors Open at 7.30 :P.m. Bingo at 9.00 p.m. $ 2,100 IN PRIZES ,000 dingo H 12 REGULAR GAME Tff75 each SPECIAL FREE DOOR PRIZE $200 Admission: Special Games — 25c each $1,000 Bingo — $1.00 12 Regular Games — $1.00 Save this advertisement - present it at the door and receive a FREE Ticket on the $200 Door Z'rize A BIG DAY FOR THE WHOI .F FAMILY.. Huron Liberal Picnic jOWETT'S GROVE. BAYFIELD WEDNESDAY AFTE.RNOON. JUNE 27th Hon, FarquhaL Oliver,M.P.P. Ontario Leader of the Opposition will be present as well as other district M.P.'s and M.P.P.'s RACES and CONTESTS for YOUNG and OLD BEGIN AT '4.30 P.M. Pack a Lunch and Everybody Eats at 5.30 Ice Cream and Soft Drinks Provided For All AND IN THE EVENING FREE DANCING In The Pavilion EVERYBODY WI COME Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association "Where Better Bulls Are Used" WE PURCHASED TWO TOP BEEF SHORTHORN BULLS AT`THE FAMOUS KILLEARN FARMS (Owner Claude Galliager) Twelfth Annual Shorthorn Sale at Edmonton, Alta. Gall='nger Bulls have l ng been krown for their i e and rua- g'edness and smell regain lots of oua;it. Theste burs will see.silt the most critical. Foliowin; are their pedigrees: -353769 - Killearn Howard. Red Born August 9, 1954 Taped 1.450 lbs. on May 15th, 1955 Cruggleten Ar�liilles Cr aggieton Cyr" Red Red. :it: e SIRE: F,illearl1 yr:` 'th. Red learn Emmeline 14th Red Maxine Noris: Jewel 2nd. Red I idea, . Red 1 Margo Clipper, /Zed Killearn lax 5tb,, Red Normal Jewel, Red Killearn Monarch 34th. Monarch 156 Red Killearn Max 5th, Red I%illeara: Emir ell ne 7th. Dark Roan Killearn Norma Enmialine 5th. Red Roan -361488 - Killearn Welfare 22nd, Red — Born May 4th, 1955 Taped 1,050 lbs, .May 15th, 1956 . Calrossie Harmony Calsossie Welcome Dark Roan Red Roan .SIR E : Calrossie Welfare Red 'A:I. Calrossie Neta Augusta Laura, Red Kirkton Baronet Red Roan Broadhooks Red Colrossie Norah Rroadhooks Red Killearn Max, Red Peter's Nonpareil. Dark lied Killearn .lax 5th. Red 1 oxine Norma Rosewood, Red Killearn Norma Nor. einan, Red Roan Rosewood 2nd. Red Killearn Rosewood 5th. Red These Bulla arrived recently at Waterloo, Ont., and will be put into service as soon as possible. For more infornati+oai on artificial Breeding service to any of our .buil:: al all breeds, phone collect to. Clinton Hu 2-3441 Between 7."'0 and 9.30 A.M. ZURICH HERALD CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank all those who romeanbered us with their prayers, ,cards, and kind Words in our recent loss of a dear sister, —john and Mabel Mauston*. IN MEMORIAM A tribute of Love and retnea} l er- anre to a dear brother-in-law, Frank H. Young, who was killed Jude 19, 1955 in Oshawa, Ont. We little knew :when we ;woke that .tnoa'i1, The sorrow the day would ;bring. For the call was sudden, the s'hoc'k • seven. To part with one we loved so dear. Sometimes itis hard to understand, Why somethings have to be, But in His wisdom. God has planned Beyond aur ;power to see. God gave us strength to fight it, And courage to bear the blow, But ,what it cost to, lose you Frank No one will ever know. —Sadly missed by Kay, Jim and hood, visiting with his another and other m1e1nbers of the family. 10 and Mrs Fred Duchernie of the B. W. Highway, accompanied by the. }Iartnlans oaf :the Goshen line south, were week. end visitors in Windsor and Detroit, Theyalso called on Sr. Pnicille Therese, 'whe is stationed in I&Gregor°. Sunday 'last was Fathers' Day. Childress, Relatives and Friends ga- thered together and with tonne thought in mind, to pay honor and respect to Father; he was pressntect with gifts and good wishes. Some sof them Thad come from afar for the oecaslon, it being an annual -day set aside and all took advantage of the privilege, all of that leads to peace and harm- ioiny among families and snore should be put in practice among mations. It would trend to recline much hatred, whicJh exists today. I The hot wave which showered for !the past few days has now moved on • to another direction, and at time of =wrtiaag the weather is much cooler. Mary Ellen Burdge, :Ooibourg, Ont.` 1 m • a • 1 1 Thursday, June 21st, 1950 Strawberry and Ham SU.'PER ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH, DASHWOOr) On WEDNESDAY EVE. JUNE 27th. Supper 5.30 E 8.30 p.m. Admission -- Adults $1.25 ; Children 10 and under 50q Dashwood Band in Attendance Everybody Welcome We sit and think 'of you each day, And think of how you died. To think you could not say goodbye, Before you closed your eyes. Our hearts still ache pith- sadness, . Our eyes shedmany a tear: -God knows how much 'we amiss you, As this ends the first long year. --Sadly missed by MMlr and Mrs. Suri:. Hey and family, Blake, Ont. c ' •DASHW 000 Mrs. Wan. Nadiger is spending a sew weeks n Detroit with friends and 'so at Howell, Ali,dh. with -her dau :thter and family Mr and Mrs !Wes- • Filkins and Janine. and Mrs Gordon Weisberg of Waterloo .spent the week -end with Mr and Mrs Sred Weisberg and Mr and firs. Victor Tyler. Mr and iMm Harvey Fisher. of Mitchell spent Sunday With Mr and Mrs. Henry Becker and fairly. Miss -Edith Miller spent last 11nurs day with Mr and Mrs Wilfred Hodg- ins at Lucan. St. Joseph & Blue Water Area . Cllr and Mrs John 'M•enchant -- and children kf Windsor were weer end visitors with Mr and Mrs. Avila ?;`..- carme sof the Blue Water . south. Mr Wm. Ducharme Jr., and raauily and Mrs. Josele'aine Ducharnie at- tended the garden party held at the 6,1 Pines inChatham on • •Saturday last. - lir Gerard Geoffrey of Walkerton Ispent a few days in this neighbour 4 Lakeview CASINO Grand Bend DANCING- EVERY SATURDAY DANCE TO CLIFF SCANLON And His Orchestra IT'S NEW IT'S SWEET and SMOOTH IT'S TERRIFIC] * 41) THANK YOU: The Huron County T.B. Association Mass X -Ray Survey is now completed. Final figures, which appear elsewhere in this - - issue, reveal that the response fromone end of the County to the other was most encouraging. These results were possible only because of the wholehearted support and effort which men and women throughout Huron by the hundreds contributed to the work of organizing the campaign. With- out this support the results, of course, would have been negligibl.t. Because of the number involved, it is not possible to tl-lanh individually those who gave so freely of their time. Their thanks however, will lie in their knowledge that by their efforts they haw , - made made a major contribution to the war against tuberculosis. HURON COUNTY TB ASSOCIATION; SUFFOLK -"DEMON fl 19" Power Mower. Super Power- ed 4 Cycle Engine, Centrimatic Clutch. No Belts to slip. Enclosed Chain free from all dust and dirt. Direct Drive gives more power. Longer lasting engine. SAVE TIME AND L :?C'f WITH o r 18" Cut Rotary- Power otar - Power Mower Manufactured by CI,EMMER WELDWIG Waterloo, Ont. 'Every rotary,mower should have tis easy :hangs. lifting device for quick height adjust- ment instantly by ratch- et lever 1" to 4" Availut-&k With Either 2 or 4 -Cycle Motor., RADER & MITTLEHOLTZ - Zurich, Ontario TIEMAN HARDWARE - Dashwood, Ontario Young Man with a Pian One of these days, Fred's going to take over the farm. Meanwhile, he's planning, studying and working hard ... learning right on the job. 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