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Clerk's Notice
1 Of First Posting of Voters'
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MUNICIPALITY OF HAY TOWNSHIP, COUNTY OF -HURON
NOTICE is hereby given that I have complied with
Section 8 of the VOTERSLISTS ACT and I have posted
up in my Office, at Zurich, Ontario, on the
5th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1956
The list of all persons entitled to vote in the said Municip-
ality at Menicipal Elections and that each list remains there
for inspection,
And I hereby eall upon all voters to take immediate
proceedinge to have any errors .or omissions correctecl ac-
cording to Law. The last day for appeal being the
19th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1956
Dated at Zurich, Ontario, this 6th day of November, 1956.
H. W. BROKENSHIRE,
CLERK OF 'THE TOWNSHIP OF HAY
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erloo Cattle
Association
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reeding
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
Economy
Quality Safety
The following is in part copied from the publication put put by
Badger Breeders Co-operative in Wisconsin who reprinted it
from Wis. Council of Ag News Letter:
Less Bull and More Else
No development in modern agriculture has done a betttr
job of .defying the costeprice squeeze and at the same time bro-
ught more real proaress than artificial insemination. While
modern mechanized apiculture calls for greater and .greater
cash outlays, artificial breeding actually lowers ,cash ,outlay.
In
spite sof rising rates in other fields, here is a field of price
zonstancv—thanks to farmer owned and .controlled to -operat-
ives and the'r records of itnesarpaesed efficiency.
eNYfie I.eded
Whether it's a herd of one or fifty, the service is the same
and the eost is in direct proportion to need. Breeding cows:
to well selected sires we own co-operatively is one of the best
investments any good cattleman can make. The best blood
lines with outstanding records of production are at the back
and call of the small as well ,as the large operator.
From the safety angle, there is .every reason why farmers
should quit the hazardous job of maintaining a herd sire. We
have long wondered about the foolhardy lion tamer defying
death as special entertainment at the circus. Yet the number
of lion tamers in all history who have lost their lives is trival
as compared with farmers who have lost their lives handling
bulls. For each fatal assident eaused by bulls there are four
non-fatal. This toll of sufferingand death can be eliminated.
With less bulls on the farm we can get more
safety, more profit and more assurance for the
family sized farm.
Grade or Purebred, Beef or Daley
BREED YOUR COWS ARTIFICIALLY TO THE BULLS
WE HAVE 1N SERVICE
For Service or more information, write or prone collect to—
Clinton - HU. 2-3441.
Between 7:30 and 10:00 a.m. on week days
7:30 and 9:30 a.m. on Sundays and holidays.
St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
Mr and Mrs Leonard Denomme of
Windsor were Sunday last visitors
with Mr and Mrs Leonard Sararas
;of the Blue Water south.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Denomme
anotoeed to Seaforth on' Sunday visit-
ing 'i1h t'leir aunt, Mrs. Virginia
Denomme and other relative.
Many Attend Funeral.
Quite a large raere)er from We
'vicinity attended the funeral of the
late 'Bertha Williams who a -as buried
in St. James Cemetery, 'Seaforth.
Others to attend weee from Detroit,
'Windsor, Sarnia, Medford and other
Tel atives.
ZURICH HERALD
Clearing Auction Salo
Of Valuable Real Estate, Household
Effects and Misc. Items on the prem-
ises in the Village la Dashwoocl.
The undersigned .A.uatioueer is in
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eructed to sell by public auction. on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1st.
At 1.30 p.m.
Real Estate consists of a 1%
storey "emhite brick dwelling with 3
bedrooms and large closet, living
room, dining raorn, kitchen sad •euee.
mer kitchen, double verandah and
full basement, small barn suitable
aox garage, good sized garden. A
very desirable property.
Terms of Real Estate — 10% on
day of Sale, balance in ao days. Sold
subject to a reasonable reserve bid
if not ;previously. sold.
Household Effects and misc. Items
—.3-pieee chesterfield, 2 moan roe. -
kers, 2 oak mama, extension table,
6 dining room 'chairs, buffet, comb-
ination hall rack and mirror, large
hall mirror, kitchen table and chairs,
3 centre talblee, phonograph and re-
cords, electric heater. 2 fern stands,
2 new perch chairs, Wingham kitchen
'stove like new; 2 ironing boards, el-
ectric lamps, 2 toilet sets. Kitchen
cabinet, Kitchen cleeck, couoh, kitchen
sink, feather tick, pillows, drapes;
cushions, assortment ofdishes, silv-
erware, glassware, 3 bedroom suites;
dressers, commiedes, rugs, trunks, kit-
chen utensils, lawn mower, garden
tooIs, etc., etc. No Reserve.
In ,ease of bad -weather Sale will be
held in Zion Lutheran 'Church Shed.
Terms — Cash
Mrs. Garnet Willert, Wm. Haugh,
Elmer Datars, Executors for the Es-
tate of the late Louis Schumacher.
Al Walper, Auctioneer.
NOMINATION
COAL COAL
Expected to arrive any day:
1 Carload Yancey Stoker.
1 Carload Anthracite, Stove
or No. 4 (furnace) Coal
1 Carload Anthracite, Chest-
nut.
1 Carload Alberta lump.
Phone or bring your orders
for prompt Delivery
Stade & Weido, Zurich
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authorities reported the accident
victim had lost all four fingers of the
left hand and the than* to tne first
joint. Mr. Dougall was assisting Dirk
Van-Wieren en the latter's farm
1, 1-2 mile 'south 'of Hensall wihen the
accident occurred. The hand was jam-
med into the machine .and. when Van
Wieren and Jack Faber a neighibour
who .called, could not take the mach-
ine apart. Mr. Jam Bengough, of
Jibe's Machine Shop of Hensall, and
he
s assistant Bill .Sonale, were ,called' *
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POLICE VILLAGE OF ZURICH
Public Notice is hereby given that
a meeting of the Electors of the
Police Village of Zurich, will beheld
in the
TOWN HAI - ZURICH
• 4-H. Club Meet
The Dashwood 4-H .girls held their
second meeting ,a,nel decided to call
their club "`Dashwood Dainty Doers"
A copy of the 4-H pledge was given
each girl. This will be used at the
beginning of each meeting. June
Rader wag appointed press Reporter.
The girls were shciwn how to san-
foaize their anaterial and how to make
a flat fell .seam.
Hoene assignments is to prepare
material and pin on the pattern. Roll
call for next meeting "A Finiah. I
will use on mar 'sleeping gannent."The
'meeting closed with "The Queen."
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
WA Rally
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and looeened the bolts to release the
hand. Dr. J. C. Goddard of Hensall
took the injured man to the Hospit-
al The sympathy of the •community
is extended to Mr. Dougall.
FRIDAY, Nr"'EMBER 23rd, 1956
At the hour from 7 to 8 o'clock in
the evening, for the purpose of
nominatine candidates for Police
Trustees for the year 1957 and if
Poll is demanded. a poll will h
onered on
MONDAY, PECFMBER 3rd. 1956
at the 7ownship T-Tn11. Said
-In" to be onened et 9 o'clock, a.m.
.rntil 5 o'clock, p.m.
When s proposed Candidate is
not present, his nomination paper
shall not be valid unless there is
attached thereto evidence satisfact.
ore, to the Returning Officer that he
consents to be so nominated.
H. W. Brokenshire, Returning Officei
Dated at Zurich, November 10th
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men to some 70 members and friends
of the Dashwood Band.
Sid Baker, president, was .chair -
man and welcomed all. Other speak-
ers were Harry Hoffman, leader and
Stuart Wclfe, asst. Gerald Martene
and Carol Becker. Mr and Mrs. An-
drew Dixon of Exeter showed pictur-
es of their recent trip to the British
leles;Jack Gaiser showed P ures of
local interest. The Wame.n'e instit-
ute was thanked on behalf t'.e Band
by Jack Gaiser for serving ele sup-
per and also far donating a flag and
harness to the Band.
M. Lee Gibson attended the Aut-
omotive Transnort Convention at the
Royal Yor!: Hotel, Toronto, this
week.
alr and Mrs Dick Daweee of
Strathroy and_ Mrs. George Belt of
IParkhill spent Saturday evening with
Mr and Mrs. Leo Gibson.
Mr and Mrs Dennis .Bierna-rk of
Clinton spent Sunday with Mrs. M.
Piefer.
Mr and Mrs Martin Laub of Exe-
ter spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs
Rudolph Miller.
Mr and Mrs. Ivan Taylor and boys
of Waterloo spent Sunday 'with Mr
and Mrs. L. H. Rader.
Mr and Mrs Ervin Rader and fam-
ily spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs
Frank Want and family at ,Chatham.
with their future better half. Also Mrs. Ervin Latta and Mr and Mis
the Stansberry's of Detroit and some Gordon Weiberg of Waterloo spent
of the Ducharme's from Windsor and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred Wei -
the St. Joseph district. It was an en berg.
joyable occasion and as well an an- Holds Birthday Party—
nual ,one. At a late evening hour Master Charles Becker celebrated
all of the guests thanked the hostess his birthday on Satui day with a num-
and the immediate members of the ber of friends as gneets.
family for their generousity in giving Were Dinner Guests—
them the go off, and a cherry wel- The Ladies' Aid of Zion Lutheran.
come for the good time. Church were dinner guests of the
Zurich Lutheran Ladies Aid last Wed-
nesday evening. Following upper
'D A 5 F4 W 0 0 U) they enjoyed pictures and a short
program.
Social Evening—
The Youth Fellowship of the E.1.1.
B. 'church entertained the Walther Mr and Mrs. To:n Kyle, a recent
League of Zien,Lutheran church as
bridal ,couple, were henored at a re -
their guests at a social evening. Ruth
ception held tee them in the town
Miss Dolores Denomme who has
Schade presided, Ronnie Snell sang Hall, Hensall Friday eve. The hall
been working in Windsor great
solo, DonnaEagleson and Mon./
was filled for the event The eouple
part of the gummier, returned the Kellerman sang a dant, Jack ,Schade were presented with a well filled
least week to spend a few weeks with and Stanley Ilaiete read passages of purse ,of money. Presentation address
her paaents scripture, Ruth Schack had a enedit- was read by IVIurrav Baker, presea-
Had Social Gafilieritur— etion on "The Lord's Prayer",T 1
aa"tation made lay Don McLellan. Des -
On Saturday afternoon last a faaieer was chairman for the re-
jardine orchestra inovided dance
goodly number of people young and creation. A relay and erokinole was flitiA.c.
old took part to a chicken dinner pearled, Wieners were: Barbara! •
giVen by Mrs. Therese .eraraman and Koehler and Jack ,Schade; ern/isolation !Farmer s Injured— .
;family of the Goshen Line South, In Marian Rader and Peter Irwin. IMissj Malcolm Dougall, Hensall -district
.101 about fifty attended and needless Pauline Becker thanked the E.Y.P, fanner, who resided on highway 4, f.
to say all was tasty and in the 01(1 on behalf of the League. !south of Hensall was admitted to Stl
fashioned way. All of the ilaelenee Band Heide Beeeezete.... ..1ph's Hospital London, Friday
family `'fry! in'ent, the mirkeIl 'aba W. T. ef 1-) '' -11wood en after li‘! left larld eeee •
ams see; e tr.)- be esen. prr. io 17.,tala C. • r!, gled in a C.,•ru piker, Hospital
Thursday, November )21.2nti, 1.956
About 100 ladies attended the
Woxnan's Asseciatarn Rally held in
Goshen United Church on November
lst, The ladies of Goshen served
dinner.
WMS. Meet
.
The Goshen Woman's Missionary
Society m'et in the church basement
for the November meeting with Mrst
John Armstelang presiding, Mrs.
Elmer Hayter gave thoughts. on the
lesson. There were present. Mrs.
Elgin McKinley read the minutes.
A vocal duet by Mrs. Elmer Hayter
and Mrs Rolleert Pc :k, Jr., was ac-
companied by :Mrs. Bruce Keys. The
toipie from the study J,00lc was given:
by Mrs. John Rohina in. The meet-
ing closed with a 'Ivrea and • Mil.
Bruce Keys' group served lunch,
weamtesart.T2worn.rmornosimaam.ar
SHUR.GAIN Pig Rooster
Little pigs started on SHUR-GAIN Pig Booster
weigh 40 pounds and more at weaning—and tests
at the SHUR-GAIN Demonstrations Farm prove
that 40 pound weanlings save a month's feeding
time. A feeding program of SHUR-GAIN Pig
Booster from 10 days to 10 weeks of age will fit
your pigs to make the best use of 'their feed and
reach market sooner.
Start Every Litter on Pig Booster
MILT DEITZ & SON - Zurich, Ont.
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