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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1953-04-23, Page 4ZURICH m. ONTARIO ZURICH HERALD NOTICE Place your •order now before the awing rush to get your !water ponds +end basements dug. Bulldozing idone, by the hour or contract. Go anywhere. (Phone Lorne R. Becker, Zi7 r 4, Dashwood .. , , .......4t* FOR QUICK. SALE Team of work horses 10 and 11 dears old in good condition. Apply 'ikq Philip 'Durand, 1 mile north of ✓ Aryedale. 2t* WOOL JACKSON HOMES LTD. Sea forth Ont. as ,collecting Wool for grading and hale on the Co -Operative plan. Ship- pers may obtain seeks and twine free of ,charge from the above or •their. Licensed Orpertors. Canadian Co -Operative Wool Grow- ers 'Limited 217 Bay Street 'Toronto _ _ r +ears 01d, This is en ext 5 good I herd of cattle. Convince yourself, by selling them on day of sale. Hogs o r and Poultry 4 Yorkshire pigs ;avenging 150• lbs. each; 9 Yorkshire pigs averag- ing 12'00 -lbs, each. 80 yearling hone, Hampshire and Rock. Household Effects: . Clare Jewel kitchen range, din- ing room suite, table, ;buffet, u mat- ching sham's, studio .couch, 3 -piece chesterfield suite new, imitation fire- place, card table, vaelous centre tables, electric radio, rocking chairs, kitchen table, 6 kitchen chairs, 2 complete bedroom suites, ,connnnodes, baby crib, etc., etc, ., No Reserve, es the farm is sold. This is an extra large sale. Every- thing in first class condition and will start sharp on time. Plan to attend. Teians-=Oaeh Henry Eagleson & Son, Proprietors. Addison Tiernan, 'Clerk. Alvin Waiper, Auctioneer. EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE Of Farm Real Eetate, Truck, Trac- tors, Threshing .NLachine, High Qual- ity Livestock, Poultry, Farm Imple- mentbs, Hay, Grain and Household Effects, on the premises, Lot 22, Con. 10, Stephen Township. 1 1-4 miles tenet and 1mile south of Dashwood. ?The undersigned Auctioneer has been Instructed to sell by public auction on 'THURSDAY, MAY 7th, At ei2 o'clock, :p.m. sharp Real Estate — Consisting of west tali of Lot 17, South Buundry, Har til v!ri 'harp, .consisting of 50 acres of -choice clay loam. All tillable land with 14 acres of contract barley sowed. Also a never failing well and beat of spring water, new wind- mill. This is an exceptionally good farm. Terms of Real Estate, Ten per cent on day of Sale, Balance in 80 days. Sold subject to areasonabie reserve bid, if not previously sold. Truck, Auto and Tractors 1952 .Studebaker half -ton pickup truck with overdrive, correct mileage 9,000 miles, in guaranteed new con- dition, equipped wth closed in rack. Stock Racing Car — Fully equip-- beyond recognition of humanity. ped with '48 Mercury 'motor. Cor- rect mileage 5,000 miles. Tractors — John Deere A.R. Trac- tor used 3 seasons in guaranteed, new condition Mrs Enileet Koehler, Mass. Arnold Kuntz, press reporter, Mee Sid Baker; ,conveners: Argrie. and Can. Industries; Mrs Charles Snell; His- toricall Research and Current Events, Mrs. G. Bender; ,Citizenship and Ed- ueation, Mrs. Rud. Miller; Home Economies and Health, Mes, Lloyd Eagleson. 'The installatioan, service was held ,fallowing the election, %fats. 'Whlliarn Johns, distariot sec- retary, described the Tweedsmuir book and other interesting details of Institute Work and anembers from Grand Bend and Zurich !contributed helpful information from their (branches. A social hour concluded the meeting. The Walther League of Zion Lu- theran Church entertained the new- ly confirmed at a social evening on Tues. April 14. The evening was spent by playing .ainplane Bunco. Prizes were won by Gerald 1Vfaier, Marjorie Becker, Gerald M.artene, Elaine Becker. A dainty lunch was served and the evening ended with E]nier Rader were: Mr and Mrs. L. H. Rader, Mr and Mrs Wm, Haugh, and !Shirley, Rev and Mrs L. Higenell and Mr axed Mrs Ervin Rader and famaiily. Miss 'Therese Zimaner nurse- in - training !at .St. Joseph'ts Hospital, London spent the week -end with her 'parents I',r and 'Mrs. Harry Zimmer. Mr and Mrs Morris Neil of De- troit were !week -end callers at the Tatter's brother, Mr and Mrs Clare Miedick. IMr anld Mrs Gerald Hignell and son of Wedgluam visited with Gerald's parents, Rev and !Mrs. L. Hignell ov- er the week -end. Mr and Mrs F. Yousi spent the week -end with the latter"s mother, Mrs. H. Beaker, Sr. Week -end visitors at the home of V L. Becket' were: his sister, Mr and Mrs. L. W. TenEyck and Harold Brandt of Kitchener. :Misses iLolis and Betty Geiser and girl friends of London spent the Week -end with Mrs. Cora Gasser. Mr ad Mrs Ed. Stelck spent a few days with their son Mervyn in Brad- fos last week. Congratulations to Mr and Nrs Bob Newton of London on the arriv- al of (their son, a grandson for Mrs. A. Wiliert. Helen and Jimmiee, children of Mrs •Jessie Rader had their tos,niits re- moved at Victoria Hospital, London, on Saturday. !Mrs G. Wiegand is visiting her and iMrs Ivan Taylor and Mr and Mrd daughter at Rodney. Garnet Wieilbartrg of Waterloo. The Town Fathers entertained the Mrs. Harold Kellerman her moth- er, lairs. :Cowan, and John spent Fri- Fire Brigade to a turkey dinner Wed. day afternoon. at �W,R.�ooden. -.April 15, following this the volute Looking •lar. on bhe school •c'i nic t teer Fire Brigade were appointed with two new members added. They St. Joseph & Blue Water Area a sing song. (Members of the Walther League April Snow motored toStratford Sunday April 19 to iaittend a League rally. On Sunday this coanmun.ity was Pleased to see our baker, Mr E. somewhat surprised at the fall of Koehler out after being confned'to, snow, and the cold which has been Jhiss home for several days. hanging on for the 'past week. Many Mr .and Mrs Lloyd Rader cambia - of the housewives had started house ed business with pleasure while on a cleaning and had put the damper off bulsiness trap to Toronto last week. on the heating system, making the They -visited over the week -end with home surroundings a little uncom leloyd"s two sisters and famtilies etr fortable; also many of the fair sex had disregarded their winter mantles to don their spring apparel. Tire,; too felt the effects of the snow storm, and scold the past week. Farmers who had completed their - spring seeding felt alarmed over the San- the public school Friday !aftern.00lr, are: V. L. 'Becker, Fixe Chief; Mer - day snow faTI, 'as many had started found eveeything a howling snicceee vyn Tiernan; asset. Chief; Ed Miller, their seeding on Monday the 13th, After a very busy afternoon, • Dr•.IStuart Wolfe, Jaynes Hayter, Emal became a little superstitious of their; 41dis with dills two assistants, 1Vfi5'4 Becker, Geo. .Sheftlback, Milford starting point, and each day since Cunningghamm and Miss Petersen said 1VIern(er, Harry Zimmer, Albert Mil - it (brings uneasiness to some of them, it vas very saracessful. 68 pre-school ler, Erwin Rader, Cliff Salmon, liar - for They. are under the impression, children were treated notorious weld °as ( Welber, Bob Hayter. Guest spew• that if the crops are a failure, the many children from ,other schools. t kew Mx S. Ii. Versteeg from Lon - some 13tih 'will be the cause; it Three (balbies were baptised on doo]ds% representing tlh'is area from the is true that past history has left Sunday in Zion Lutheran church by Fire Marshall's office , at Toronto, some unexpected phenomenon. Each Rev. L. HFigenell. The infant dangle epoikon Fire prevention as well as year, to •each and every one of us; ters of Mr and Mrs Harry Hayter, !showeing slides on "Prevention and Together." A discussion was held re - meal planning, table setting and ser- vice, followed by a demonstration on table senting by WS N. (McLeod, Kip- pen. Seeds for the garden were dis- tributed. Thu day, April Ned, li♦GI€._. Students of Ilensall P.S. and Miss,. Greta Lannnie 'made a very ereditabe. le showing at the South Iluunon Musle Festival held at Exeter Monday and. • Tuesday,. many adnvirable prized. were won and that dates back from the begiir- ning of tinne, unaware pass by, war- ni.ng,even the Roman Governess,wife ea the eve of the Crusifix, after a deep slumber, woke up in a daze, warning her husband, who was sit- ting o•n the judgment seat; not to interfere With that just elan, for she had a .dream for warning his innoc- ence. But regrdless of all • ucl:, as ,we see tShings the 13th is only an- other date of a month that follows another, and whatever the future will bring to us, we should not be too quick in condemning past phen- (Jo Anne Margaret) : Mr and Mrs. Earl Deters (June Elizabeth) and Fighting Technique. infant son of Mr and Mee. Elmer Rader •( Dongl as. ) Dire. T. Love of Grand Bend at- tended the ,christening of her grreat- d hll J El' b th D t gran c i ne azo e a ars. Mr and Mrs Roes Love otf Shipka, attended the, ehristeninig of their grandchild, June Elizabeth. Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs Harry Hayter were Mrs. Margaret Rader, Mrs. .Bertha Hayter, Mr and Mrs. J. Bruce of Windsor; Mr and omenon. For many times durinn',ouMr" 'S M' M. Merner and family and Mr life we have met with disappoint' and Mrs Win. Willem ent Which cannot be attributed to the 1 Sunday aileitors with Mr and Mrs 1.13th o .other events for they erre Allis Chalmers B. Tractaor in guaranteed new condition, equipped With new bean puller attachment. Thre lhinrg• 'Machine — Dion steel body 'Thresh'er on rubber, 24x48, ful- ly equipped used 3 seasons, in ail around new condition; 120 -ft. new rubber thresher belt. Farm Implements — •McDeering Binder, 7 -ft. cut; McDeerinig 13 -run fertilizer disc drill, equipped with tractor 'hitch and markers. John Deere automatic wire tie hay baler with loader; John Deere tractor spr- eader ;McDeering 32 -plate tractor disc; McDeering hay loader, Cock- ehutt 3 -furrow tractor plow; Mc - Deering '8'•a -ft. 'sowed lift tractor cultic ator ; M -H. side delivery rake; Cockshutt ruhb'er tired heavy duty wagon with roller bearings, hand made rubber tired wagon; 16 -ft. flat hay rack, Harvey Hammier Mill ; 3 -drum steel roller. The above anew ion:ed implements are all like new. 5-seetiori diamond harrows, i1I'Deering mower 5 -ft. cut; dump I wake, .nese circular saw and frame, quantity cedar posts 2,000-1b. plat- form scales. Stuart electric wattle clipper, Chore Iloy rniilkinrg .machine, two units, like new; 100 -ft. rubber belt, horse drawn in -throw disc; 3 - horse cultivator, single scuffler, walk ing plows., wagon box, gravel box, colony house, quantity .of new lum- ber, quantity stove wood, maple and beech, set of brass mounted britchen show harness, double harness, pair new horse blankets, 2 electric fenc- ers, ;block and tackle, fence stretch- ers, sap pan and buckets, new cross cwt saw, Cyclone grass seeder, log- ging chains, stone boat, 3 gal iron duke, moss green metal paint, 5 -gal. green paint, 4egal. blue paint, hay fork rope, Renfrew electric cream separates, rubber tire wheelbarrow, water trough, blacksmith anvil, bench vice, diouble barrel shot gun, pails, forks, shovels, carpenter tools and many articles too numerous to mention. 1 -lay, Grain and Seeds. Quantity of baled hay, quantity of baled straw, 275 bushels of choice mixed grain, oats and barley; quan- tity of good clean red clover seed. Livestock and Poultry — Durham cow, fresh 3 weeks, with calf at feat; Durham cow carrying second calf due sale date: Drur'.haim cow, fresh 3 weeks, with ealf at foot; white Durham heifer, fresh 5 weeks with calf at foot' part Holstein and Dur.ham cow, fres. 1 week; Durham cow fre. t'i 4 weeks with calf at rout; part Hereford and Durham corp' fresh since Dec. with calf at foot; 1''urhaan cow fresh 4 weeks with calf at foot, 2 Hereford cows frets! 3 weeks with calf at foot; The o- bove cows .are all milked with mill:- i'rg machine, n'ith calves pail fed. 2 pare bred• Holstein heifers, bot lh in .calf, lied in December; a Ilfe-e- foard steers rising 2 yrs. old; 5 Here- ford-heifets rising 2 yes. old; 4 Hereford .steers ready for nr.rrkee everaging i ]t)0 -lbs ea: h; 10 Duelena ye riri r (alt°I e., 2 T) ;rhnol fc 11 r a' Saerthor e i,;iill, 'i DASHWOOD (Mrs. E. H Rader) 1TI. 'd. Become Organized A ,meeting of Dashwood and dis street woan:em was Called Tuesday night March 24th for the purpose of org- anizing a Women's Institute Branch. Mrs. Kenneth Johns of Eli:mville, dis- erict president, addressed the wom- en explaining the objectives of the Institute and the duties of its offic- ers. She then conducted the election of officers with the following elected; President, Mrs. Ervin Rader; lst vice pres., Mrs. Gordon Eagleson; 2nd - vice press., Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan; sec- treas., Mrs Arnold Kuntz, asst, Mrs. ,Milfoed Merrier; dist., director, Mrs Carl Oestreicher; Directors, Mrs. Letts Tray-'lor, Mrs. Addison Tiernan, Mrs. Ken. McCrae. Representatives to district annual, Mrs. E. Rader, Mrs C. Oestreicher, HENSALL A reception and Dance for Mr. and Mrs. Vern Alderdice (nee Mona [Caldwell) wil be held in the Hensel]. Town Hall, Friday, April 24, Norris Orchestra. Everybody welcome. Lad- ies 'provide lunch. Mrs J. Sinclair was hostess at her home Friday eve 17th. for the Thrifty :Kiiipfpenettes meeting, which opened • with bbe theme "The More We Get LOOKING AHEAD You cannot make unalterable plans for the feenre, but you can plan to litece. aseurity, A good life insurance program, carried through while you are still earnine. can nrbvide a ste• ady income for von after retirement. You can decide when you will retire and twihat 'montbly income you will require. Arrange to !hee••in your. Re- tirement Income program now, through - T. Ha'y Hoffman NORTH AMERICAN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY A Mutual Company -- All Profits for Policyholders Phone 70-W Dashwood, Ont. P 3 Side by side on the. merchants' shelves — Canadian materials and "imported" goods. Do pots get any advantage when you go for "imported" products?' In textiles, at least, the answer is simple. Canadian mills turn out fabrics and yarns that match or better the production of any other textile country of the world in quality. They are made by Canadians who are paid good Canadian wages; they are designed to please Canadian tastes, meet Canadian needs. This is no plea to shun "imported" materials. They should be considered along with domestic ptoducts by every Canadian consumer, but on a strict what-do-I-get-for-nsy-dollar basis. Ask for Canadian textiles if you want the best for your money. DOMINION TEXTILE COMPANY LI ' EITED Manufacturers of Top Qualify Canadian Products Which Carry Thr' honey: Trade Name To Day if You Hear His Voice SEEK—good sand not evil that ye may live. Amos. 5:14. YE—are !brought !with a prthce. I Cor, 6:20, THE --Lord is grealt and greatly to he praised, Psa 96: 4. LORD—Teach ;lie to pray. Luke 114 WHILE—I have my being, I will sing Pioaise to my God. Psa. 104; 33 HE—thatt hath the Son hath Life, and he that hath not the Son shall pot see Life. I John 5:12 MAY be well with you, who walk in the way your God come mended.. Dent 5:33. BE—of good ;cheer, I have overcome the world. John 10:33.. FOUND—I FOUND HI'M twlhoan any soul loveth. S. of Soloman e 3 :4. ISA. 55:6. GOLDEN RULE GOSPEL MESSENGERS Box 50 R. R. 1, — Zurich, Ontario. Spring Dry Cleaning AND STORAGE Now is the time to send all those fur Coats and, Winter Garments to be Cleaned and Stored. Super Sanitone !Cleaning plus fully Insured Moth Proof Vaults. Fur Coats Cleaned by the Scientific Fur, Cleaning Process. Fully Insured from the time the Customer leaves them at our Agent's until they are returned to you next Fall. BRADY CLEANERS Agency in Zurich at: DENOMME'S BARBER SHOP Plant and Office -- Main Street, Exeter; PIONEER ONE MAN POWER CHAIN SAW SUPER TWIN CHAIN SAW aThere's a Pioneer in your past. M There's a Pioneer in your future! a FOR INFORMATION• AND PRICES ON PIONEER AND SUPER TWIN CHAIN SAWS SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER: a RADER & MITTLEHOLTZ Phone 63 - Zurich 144'llt§.-114.*111,**4-1,1-;:" WE HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF Grass and Clover Seeds WE CAN CLEAN AND TREAT YOUR GRAIN IN THE HENSALL MILL BE SURE AND ORDER YOUR FERTILIZER IN PLENTY OF TIME AND AVOID A LAST MINUTE DELAY THE SIGN OF: —Quality Products —Efficiency ----Courtesy Re4k• HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE Phone Hensall 115. Zurich 220