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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1956-07-12, Page 6'In1CH 0 TARIO ZURACB HERALD 'Lakeview No 'acciidents were reported in the asxno .tpyltUedlate VlCln0.ty. Grand Bend Dancing Every Night to the music of CLIFF SCANLON And His Orchestra Melody with a R3thra--- bore :popular week by weekl ,owdts Bigger -- week by week! The farm work is much delayed due to rain, such as lillying and the hoeing Lora of hoe s. Little can be P done about it. Tet us shape that things will turn ,out satisfactorily to all, and without scausing toot much disappointment. 1 St. Joseph & Blue Water Area Mrs. Bob :Mernorvidge •of Detroit 8peni the past week With her mother and other mennbers of the famzily. Mr and Mrs Macrae and 'Mrs. O' - ?'Connor of Courtright nvere last Sun- day visitors in this neighboux2hood. Sister Eugenie of Brescia Hall, Condon, spent a few •dsrs visiting 'With Mr and Mrs. Lean Bedard, also her mother, who is eonrnea to her bed. Traffic on :this Highway was heavy during the July 1st and t4th holidays and alm•. st every •honne had some one from distant points or abroad. >++++++++++++ DASHWOOD School closed on Friday June 29, with the following graduates from Dashwood P. 5: Carole .Sehade, Jing Rader, Glen Rader, Ron Hemmer, Ilze Gul'ens, June Rader, Anne Koehler, and Joan Guenther. Teachers for the 1956-57 tern. are. Primary, Mrs. Elgin Webb: In- termediate, Mrs. L. Taylor and Prin- cipal Mrs. Ordella Desjardine. Mrs. Wm. Schumaker, Mrs. Leo Ludl e and Elizabeth, Mrs. Marvin Garthe and iPhylip of Pigeon, Milch. spent a few days last week -end with Tt\ r and Mrs. Win. Haugh, 14th eon. Holiday visitors — Miss Barbara Becker of St. Thomas with Mr and Mrs. V. L. Becker. Mr and Mrs Carl Wein and Rob- ert toff Sudbury with Mrs. Herb Wein Miss Nancy Tiernan of Toronto, Guaranteed Life Income WITH ASSURANCE MEANS THIS TO YOU —It creates an immediate cash estate —It guarantees a monthly life income —It provides freedom from invest- ment worries. --.It guarantees the privilege of re- tirings 'when you want to. North American Life's Pension Plan guarantees the largest possible secure incoane at the time it is needed, aw- ing to loss of health, disalbiiity, pre- mature deaath •or oldd age. Te Harry H ft if m NORTH AMER1.C_lid LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY All Profits for Policyholders Dashwood, Ont. A Mutual Company none 70-W as ear as your telephone � ..r iiiaTE S SERVICE 1114 :'.'ESTER Nd ',r ?ARID Call RAYE B. PATERSON, Trust Officer Hensall, Ontario, Phone 51 For e Estate Planning and Wills e Real Eotato • investment Management and Advisory Service ® 4% Guaranteed Investments 2%% on savings—deposits May be mailed Or Contact Any Office Of 'At GUA la A_NTY TRUST COMPANY OF CANADA Toronto • Montreal • Ottawa • Windsor Niagara Falls • Sudbury • Sault Ste. Marie Calgary • Vancouver 1 Association Waterloo Cattle Breeding, "Where Better Bulls Are Used" TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 17th. 7:30 p.rn. wil be our annual BULL NIGHT .l. 4r 4. 4r ✓e 4. 4. 4 .5 4. Everyone is welcome to join us in this even- ing of education, fun and inspection of bulls. Guest Speaker, Bob Carbert, Farm Editor for CKNX Wingham Radio and TV. For artificial breeding service or more inform- ation call colect to: Clinton Hu 2-3441 Between 7.30 and 9.30 A.M. w rr rir.Mra "s i _.M SEAFORTH LIONS SECOND CASH WIN UP TO 12 Games at $50.00 Each 3 Share -the -Wealth Gauzes - Cards 25c or 5 for $1 Jackpot SHARE -THE -WEALTH ALTIJ WIN AS MUCH AS Card;: $1.00 Each SEAFORTH ARENA - 'THURSDAY, JULY 5th. Doors epee n Lee 5 pees, --. T1 :y -.f arse e p.m., eharp Acro i ,sjr,n $1.00, whkh includes 12 r:ames • • e 4, 44, i6 3 $i,000•• a t� and Bob Storn.es of St. Thomas With !lVlr and Mrs Mervin Tiernan. Mr and M'rs Gaal ,Stunnpf and fam- ily sof Kitchener with. Mr and Mrs. Allbert Miller.. Mr and Mrs Ivan Taylor and boys ,of Waterloo wilib. Mr and Mrs L. H. Rader. Mr and Mrs Heeold Maine and ,girls 'off Kitchener and Mr and Mrs. 'Colin ?-Lindley and family of London will Mr and IVLrs Reinhold Miller. Mr and Mrs Melton Wainer and girls of Ingersoll with Mr and Mrs Pltihip Passo!ld. Mr and Mrs Ward Kraft and fam- 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 wii't1% Mrs. Bertha Hayter Mr and Mrs J. Sniderr, Brantford, spent the week -end with Mrs. Ber- tha Hayter. !Miss Mary Ann Hayter is vrstting in Windsor with relatives, Mr and Mrs. Joe Bruce. Miss Clara Brown of Calgary, Alb. Mrs. Roy Elliott of Medford, 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 eonunnn- itty. Mrs. Viola Wurn. and Mr. Nesbitt Woods of Toronto, visited with the Misses 1VMaidse 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 ie an an- nual event was held July lst ion the spa ions lawn of Mr and Mrs Theo. Rader, Geshen 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: Presiden.ti for 1957 !Wim. 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 wire .ea.pressed their regrets ror b.e- kig smalble to attend. The only liv- ing uncle, 111r. ,Samuel Birk of Minot, North Dakota, who was not present on account of distance, had prevlouss les written an account of the family history which proved to be very in- teresting. The sports to.nn.ittee, Mr and Mrs Walter Bothwell of Detroit, then pro- vided entertainment for the rest of the afternoon. Relatives attending from a dist- anee included tMr and Mrs Andrew Birk and family from .Santa i3aiibara California; Mrs Pearl Fournier;.Seat- tle, Wash; as well as members from Toromto, Detroit, Lond n, Woodstock Guelph, Thedford and Zurich. SALESMEN 'Canada's largest Farm Service Or- ganization requires the services of full and part time salesmen for this County. WE OFFER -Protected territories -Non Seasonable -Non Coltnpetitive Service -Guaranteed annual repeat business -Company Paid Pension Plan -Blue Cross: P.S.T. Coverage. -Paid Training Course -Unlimited Advancement opportunit- ies. Write giving full particulars to AL - TED FARM SERVICES, 2431a Dundas Street, London, Ontario Attention Farmers SPECIAL O1'r']dR On a NEW BILL IMPERIAL THRESHING MACHINE —ONLY A FEW LEFT- -ACT FAST— REPAIRS AND PARTS — Now is the time to look over your older raci.ins 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 v TENDERS WANTED Sealed Tenders will be received up until July 1400, at 12 leclack noon, for the installation. of Press - re •System and Flush T„ilets and Lavatory Basin at S.S. No. iStari- ley Zlowntship. Contact Mr. Geo. Cameron,.. Bruce!field, Ont., for plants and speicthficatio!ns. T, B. Baird, Secty.-Tx•eas., X3a,wcetfield, 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 reminiscence 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 Klapp acting as chairman and gave a welcome address. Short speeches were .given by Messrs. Alf- red Meltick, Elmer Klopp, Alvin Sur•- erus, Nesbitt Woods, Verne Geiger and .Miss Meda Surerus. Miss Sur - eras then conducted a short sing- song. Presentations were made to the oldest pupils, to the one who came the greatest distance and to the sec- retary, Mrs. Jack Mc'Clinchey.—Gre- etings frohn pupils unable to attend were read. The afternoon came to Thursday, July 12th, 1956 Auto Insurance CRASH VICTIMS AWARDED $96,781, HIS ONLY ASSET IS $20,000 IN INSURANCE —deadline, Toronto Stew. The unfortunate driver whu 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 arryenough 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 moree, $100,000 for death or injury to one person $200,000 for death or injury to two, 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 table& loaded with delicious delicacies. It was decided to repeat this gathering every five years. Mrs. Jessie Desch, the present tease cher, wishes to thank the committee and all those who assisted in any way in making this reunion such a, happy, successful occasios.. EXCLUSIVE! DG4` p 1 ciTuccgn Gare' PLAY -BYPLAY Coverage by KEN EU:LIS Sat. July 14th Detroit at Washington 2:05 p.m., D.S.'1'. LO1100F GAOAOA k the m 1 410 COMPARE THESE VALUES! DODGE CARei CAR"Ca� OVER-ALL LENGTH—Dodge is longest by far— for extra room inside! 208.4" 198.5" 197.5" PUSH-BUTTON AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION CONTROL—for driving at its easiest! 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