HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1956-07-12, Page 4URIC 1 ONTARIA
ZURICH HERA!,D
Lakeview Casino
* I No accidents were repotted in the
Pie:mediate vicinity.
The farm work is much delayed
due to rain, such as 1itylug and the
hoeing of hoe ,crops. Little can be
done about it. Let us Nape that
things will turn out satisfactorily to
all, and without ;causing too much
di eeppointment.
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Grand Bend
Dancing Every Night
to the music •of
CL'IF'F SCANLON
And His Orchestra
—1M lody with a Rythm---
More popular week by weeks
i•owds Bigger --- week by week!
it. Joseph & Blue Water Area
Mrs. Bob :Mernorvidge of Detroit
Apo.* the past week with her mother
lams other members of the family.
Mr and Mrs Macrae and Mee. O'-
onnor of Courtright were last Sun
,inlay visitors in this neiglibeurhood.
Sister Eugenie of Brescia Hall,
.,ondon, spent a few days visiting
'.with Mr and Mrs. Leon Bedard, also
her mother, who is conrnetr to her
bed.
Traffic on this Highway was heavy
during the July 1st and pith holidays
tand s.lmv st every 'hope had some
one from distant points or abroad.
DASHWOOD
School closed on Friday June 29,
with the following graduates from
Dashwood P. S: Carole Schade, Jinn
Rader, Glen Rader, Ron Merrier, The
Gulens, June Rader, Anne Koehler,
and Joan Guenther.
Teaehers for the 1956-57 term
are. Primary, Mrs. Elgin Webb: In-
termediate, Mrs. L. Taylor and Prin-
cipal Mrs. Ordella Desjardine.
Mrs. Wm. Schumaker, Mrs. Leo
Ludlke and Elizabeth, Mrs. Marvin
Garthe and iPhylip of Pigeon, ;Milch.
spent a few days last week -end with
Mr and Mrs. Wm. Haugh, 14th con.
Holiday visitors — Miss Barbara
'Becker of St. Thomas with Mr and
Mrs. V. L. Becker.
iMr and Mrs Carl Wein and Rob-
ert ,otf Sudbury with Mrs. Herb Wein
Miss Nancy Tileman of Toronto,
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"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 17th.
At 7:30 p.rn. wil be our annual BULL NIGHT +
Everyone is welcome to join us in this even- Y
ing of education, fun and inspection of bulls.
Guest Speaker, Bob Carbert, Farm Editor for �,
CKNX Wingham Radio and TV.
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Between 7.30 and 9.30 A.M.
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SEA.FORTl H ARENA - THURSDAY, JULY 5th
Doots r, •;)‘;i at R pan. -_ , .1• rrr'+- !, p.m., sharp
Admission $1.00, Iv111,I1 incudes 12 wames
and Bob Stormes of St. Thomas with•
Mr and Mrs Mervin Tieanan.
Mr and Mrs Carl Stumpf and fam-
ily of Kitchener with Mr and Mrs.
Albert !!Miller.
Mr and Mrs Ivan Taylor and boys
of Waterloo with Mr and Mrs L. 1^l,
Rader.
Mr and Mrs Harold Maine and
girls sof Kitchener and 'Mr and Mts.
C'oli!n Hindley and fancily of London
with Mr and Mrs Reinhold Miller.
Mr and Mrs Melton Wolper and
girls of Ingersoll with 1\Ir and Mrs
5'assold.
Mr and Mrs Ward Kraft and fame
ily of London with Mr and Mrs, Er-
nest Koehler and family.
Mr and Mrs Earl Vandahl and
Douglas of Shearwater, N. S., are
holidaying .with MM. Bertha Hayter
Mr and Mrs J. Snider, Brantford,
spent the week -end with Mrs. Ber-
tha Hayter.
Miss Mary Ann Hayter is vrsiting;
in Windsor with relatives, Mr and
Mrs. Joe Bruce.
Miss Clara Brown of Calgary, Alb.
Mrs. Roy Elliott of Thedford, Mr.
and Mrs. L. McClure and Nancy of
London attended Morning worship at
the E.U.B. Church on Sunday and
visited with friends in the commun-
ity.
11Irs. Viola Wurm and Mr. Nesbitt
Woods of Toronto, visited with the
Misses Marie and Pearl Kraft and
also friends in and around Dashwood
last week.
Mrs. M. Budd of Kitchener called
on the Misses Marie and Pearl Kraft
last week.
Had Reunion
The Birk reunion which i5 an an-
mn:' event was held July 1st on. the
'px -io:is lawn of Mr and 1VIrs Theo.
Rader, t=when Line, south with over
fifty members attending.
After the noon meal the President
Prof. Leonard Birk of the O.A.C.,
Guelph, conducted the business which
resulted as follows: President for
19'57 Wm. Truemner; Vice Pres.,
Arthur Truemner, .beth +of Toronto;
Sec. Treas., Mrs. Thos. Peachey, De-
troit, !Mich; Sports Committee, Mr
and Mrs. Ed. Harman, Woodstock.
The Secretary, H. W. Brokenshire
read correspondence from relatives
who expressed their regrets ror be-
ine unable to attend. The only liv-
in+g uncle, Mr. ,Samuel Dirk of Minot,
North D'ak'ota, who was not; present
Ort account of idiistance, had prevrous�
ly written an account of the 'Family
history which proved to. be very sin•-
•bee esting.
• The sports commxittee, Mr and Mrs
Walter Bothwell of Detroit, then pro-
vided entertainment for the rest
of the afternoon.
Relatihres attending from a dist-
aaxce included Mr and Mrs .Andrew
Birk and family from Santa Barbara
'California; Mrs Pearl Fou nier,Seat-
tle, Wash; as well as members from
Toronto, Detroit, Lond n, Woodstock
Guelph, Thedford and Zurich.
SALESMEN
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County.
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TED FARM SERVICES, 248 3
Dundas Street, London, Ontario
Attention Farmers
SPECIAL 0111 b)R
On a NEW,
BELL IMPERIAL THRESHING
MACHINE
—,ONLY A FEW LEFT-
-ACT FAST—
REPAIRS AND IPAR'TS — Now is
the time to look over your older
=chins and have any repairs done,
so that you will not be held up. We
give careful attention to repairs and
orders for parts.
ROBERT BELL INDUSTRIES
LIMITED
Seaforth - 'Ontario
Phone 268
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TENDERS WANTED
Sealed Tenders will be received up
'until July 14t'ittlh, at 12 io'clock
noon, for the installation of Press -
re Systean and Flush T„ filets ana
'Lavatory Basin at S.S. No. 1, Stan-
ley Townehip, Contact Mr. Geo.
Cameron,. I3ru,celfie+ld, Ont., for
iplan!s and specifications,
T. S. Baird, Secty.-Treas
Baatcelfield, Ont,
Had Reunion •
S. S. No. 4, Hay Township, was
the scene of a very happy occasion
on Sunday, afternoon, July 8th, 1956
when almost 400 former pupils and
teachers returned to the little Red
School •House on the Bronson Line,
to renew old acquaintances and to
renv7niscence events and happenings
of their childhood days.
Because of the uncertain weather,
after viewing class pictures dating
back to 1871, they journeyed to the
Zurich 'Community Centre where a
short impromptu program was given.
Mr. Bruce Klolpp acting as chanhtunan
and gave a welcome address. Short
speeches were given by Messrs. Alf-
red Melick, Elmer Klopp, Alvin Sur-
erus, Nesbitt Woods, Verne Geiger
and .Miss Meda Surerus. !Miss Sur-
erus then conducted a short sing-
song.
Presentations were made to the
oldest pupils, to the one wiio carne
the greatest distance and to the sec-
retary, Mrs. Jack 'Mc'Clinchey.—Gre-
etings from pupils unable to attend
were read. The afternoon came to
Thursday, July 12th, 1056
Auto insurance
CRASH VICTIMS AWARDED
$96,781, HIS ONLY ASSET
IS $20,000 IN INSURANCE
—Headline, Toronto Ste*.
The unfortunate .. driver who must
pay is not a rich man. He estimated
he'll be 114 years old when free of
debt. All (because he didn't carry-
enough
areenough car insurance at the time of*
the accident..
How about you, Have you enough.
insurance for a judgment like this?'
Enough, you know, costs little more 6.
$100,000 for death or injury to one
person
$200,000 for death or injury to twee
. or more,.
$100,000 for damage to 'property.
Get the full story from:
Bertram Klopp
R.R. 3, Zurich. Phone 93-1 Zurich
Co -Operators Insurance Association.
Automobile Insurance for Careful!,
Drivers
a close when all sat down to tables
loaded with delicious 'delicacies. Itt
was decided to repeat this gathering;
every five years.
Mrs. Jessie Gesell, the present tea...
cher, wishes to thank the committee.
and all those who assisted in any
way in making this reunion such a,
happy, successful occasion.
EXCLUSIVE!
DET
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PLAY-BY-PLAY Coverage by KEN ELLIS
Sat. July 14th
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CAR "F"
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OVER-ALL LENGTH—Dodge is longest by far—
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208.4"
198.5"
197.5"
PUSH-BUTTON AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
CONTROL—for driving at its easiest!
YES
NO
NO
FULL WRAP-AROUND WINDSHIELD -wraps
around at top and bottom!
YES
NO
NO
SAFETY -RIM WHEELS—help drip tires to wheels
111 case of blowout!
YES
NO
NO
SAFETY DOOR LATCHES --help to keep doors
tightly locked even under impact!
YES
YES
YES
ELECTRIC WINDSHIELD WIPERS STANDARD—
operate at constant speed, never slow down:
, YES
NO
NO
ORIFICE -TYPE SHOCK ABSORBERS—for a ,
velvet -smooth ride on any road!
YES
NO
NO
DUAL -CYLINDER FRONT WHEEL BRAKES—
assure more even braking action!
YES
NO
NO
RESISTOR -TYPE SPARK PLUGS--
last '1 , to 5 titnes longer than ordinary plugs!
YES
NO
NO
INDEPENDENT PARKING BRAKE--
a .e• anis braking system for greater safety!
YES
NO
NO
( BOt' D -TYPE BRAKE LINING --provides up to
00' , more usable lining area for longer life!
YES
NO
YES
FLOATING OIL INTAKE—insures entry of only
the ,'leanest oil!
YES
NO
NO
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