HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1953-10-22, Page 4-, ZURIICi9 4 ONTARIO
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
At the Oeto'ber meeting of Stan-
ley Towns+hin (nnnil a+ Varna a
ieylarni+ was passed rrrohihittne; the
'running. of 'dogs dnrint the four-dav
open deer :season, ":\'nc*. 4 to 7. The
1954 assessment rill a presented by
the aiseRSOrs •Fl. 'Ar, TTanlev, for the
township. and T. R• C"nmeron for the
Villap'e of sseseseld, wee areented at;
4121717.480, an increase over fhat M'
the 1951 roll. Come of 'Revision will
be held Cart.. SR, at Varna. A special.
h;t-law war l,;oeaerl Melee afifiie+ante
to farmers fir n .20-vear period e'f
t'efore: tetion. 1+"our 'Patsies.
McFarlane. Clinton; TT„ eels recksop.
eeafnrth t Prank Smith. Varna and
Russell C',,aierser. 7eirich 'applied to
council to enter into the con'traet.
TIir.NR4T
The Misses -Reties 4Tickle, Phyllis
trs1-ine and Viola Crumb, trarses in
training at Victoria Hospital, London
spent a few days with the former's
parents. ';1Tr and, Mrs Laird 11/fickle
and family,
see, W. k.S. of C'hieiiv rct Tin.
Clips»ll ore hnlde-ex e hake sale and
e ten in the eelinnlroom of the 'United
'Clreee.h• Satit i'dav Oct. 2.4th,
Me. Charles Forrest 'who is emlrlo-
y" ed in Sarnia spent the woos -end at
Iris hemp here.
'Ties )Tinnie Reid ;Hent the week-
end in Rineerdine,
'Miss "MTarie Miller and V11• .Tohn
Folds. of Wind or, were recent g'o-
eets with Jr and Mrs. C. L. Jinks,
Mrs. C. Conk is annncline a week
with leer son Mr an Mrs Harry Cook
and fertile.
C.STe and Mrs -Earl Sarares and
fairly. Ten Reesl, Tr. and ',etre ,m-
e<t Heal,hert and Norman Hubbert.
all of Tn=.'onto were vi itor e with
Mr,. Sinnnn sesame
'trio and lire. "Jr'.1Seetfr relirslnof.re.r of
Pigeon, Ssirh, seers. resent "•icitnrs
with the latter's sister, Mrs.' Sar -
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St. .los�ic 4 RT. -Blue Water Area
Mr, ase! Mrs. .Tule Cantin and
damn;,•' of Flint. 'rich, were recent
visitore with their parents, Mr and
Mrs. Joseph Gentili.
The most wonderful weather ti, t
we are enjoying is bringing ont the
occasional summer resorter over the
week -ends who are enjoying the
lovely autumn scenery that nature
does bestow on us, and especiall;,= at
the present time.
As we look around the vicinity we
notice some new televisions sets be--
ang installed. A wonderful age we
are living in when we are able to
see things happening a few hundred
angles away, and see them right in
our own homes. No one knows the
possibilities of the future,
A WONDERER
An old lumber Jack after passing
a few years in the lumbering woods
bad decided one day to come out
into the omen, and reaching a town,
he decided tia go in a men's clothing
store, watching a clerk open a pack-
age of them pyjamas, What are
they for, he asked. You wear thein
at night, cried out the clerk; None
of that stuff, said the Jack, I go no-
where at night, only to bed.
DASHWOOD
The regular meeting' of Zion Lad-
ies' Aid was a missionary meetings
Mrs. Ytuit of Milverton addressed
the ladies, An invitation frnni Znrirh
ladies was accepted for C}rt, 20. Tt
was decided to hold their minuet'
fowl supper for their husbands on
Wed. Nov. 4,
Had Family Night
The Evangelical 1I. 13. church held
family night Friday Oct. 16. All en-
ioyed a pot luck supper, after Which
there were snorts in the church shed
for young and old as well as gn'rzes
Rev. Krot'' was irresented with a lea-
ther bound hynnn book on behalf of
the congn'ee'ation. Mr. evening closed
with two films being squeem.111.1p Pro -
dim] Son and The rail of Senmel.
Rev. Rrotz was ann.iver .0 ' r•'peak-
er at Rodney Sundae- morning r with
Rev. Wetlaufer of llodet speaking
(here. For the eve. service tht ineen's
II dull of the church were 'in eharee,
Mrs, LydiaRinkse, returned home
!after spending several weeks in the
Windsor district, Her sister, Mrs. O-
1illa Jones of O1'io person -will -al her
{home and spent Senda,' with Mr and
:Ales. Sol. Ginese 'irh Of Zurich.
Mr and Mrs Chas. Snell celebrated
their 25th anniversary 011 Sat Oct.
17, with the family gathering at
their home, and on Sunday they en.
Toyed a trip to Niagara Fills.
Mrs•. Fred Fritzlery of Goderich, sp-
et a few days with her daughter and
family, 'Ir and Mrs Janes Hayter.
Mrs. Thelma Gerrie and Ronald
of Sarn,ie were holiday visitors here.
Mns. Effie Rleinsti er is visiting in
Windsor.
Mr and Mrs Ward Kraft and fam-
ily of London were holiday visitors
with Mr and Mrs Ernee,t'Koehler.
Visitors with Mr and Mrs James
Hayter were t'he latter's grandmoth-
er, Mrs Thos. Tulford and 'Mr and
Mrs. Earl Tulford of Clinton.
•Mr and 'Mrs L. H. Rader. Mr and
:Vtrs. Erv'ni Rader and family, spent
Sunday .in Waterloo with Mr and
Mrs. Irvin 'Taylor anc- Roy."
Mrs, Fred Weisberg spent Sunday
in Waterloo with her sons and their
fannalies,
Ma'. Hoe/ad d Maier was a visitor
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4 ALL PRIZES MUST GO
4 Sponsored by Hensall Branch Canadian Legion and Legion
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EVERYTv)DY WELCOME BOOTH IN ARENA
4 Extra Cards and Specials 25 cents, or 5 for $(1,00
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a We are in a position to guarantee you Television with 1
o our American stations putting on more power and Lon- R
don station which will be the strongest in Canada is
* corning on the air Nov. 28th. - Why listen to your radio i
when you can see Television.
THIS 15 WHAT ROLLIE'S TELEVISION AND APPLIANCES i
HAVE; TO OFFER YOU AT BETTER PRICES AND SERVICE6a
46 WHICH HAS ALWAYS BEEN OUR MOTTO;
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Community Arena — Hensall
Monday, ' ctober 26th
DOORS OPEN 8 P.M.
OVER $2000,00 IN
14 REGULAR GAMES AT
2 SPECIAL GAMES FOR
BINGO STARTS 9 P.M.
PRIZES
$ 60.00 EACH
100.00 EACH
A D'IISSION —
$1.00
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Authorized Dealer for Admiral
Television, Refrigerators and
Radia., Tel. and Radio Hatlicr-
afters, Telivision and Radio and
also used sets.
Appliances. Beach Stoves, Nat-
ional Stoves, McCormick Smythe
Stove; Horne Freezers, Washers,
Simplicity 12 yr. guarantee;
May Tag and Ingersoll; Toasters
and Irons, Electric Kettles, etc.
SPORTING GOODS
Raleigh Biculers sport model
and Strong; Stand Crystie $ic a
Bic Parts and accessories. es
Tricycles, Wagons, Tires and fp
Tubes. Equipment for fishing c
Soft Balls, Baseballs and Hockey 3
Pans,
Hot
Plates, Mixrnasters, *
Heating Pads; Light Burks, Etc, IS
NOW I a;
The Hunting Season is here, we 0
have a large stock of Guns and g
Ammunition, Compass and Gun _ 0
Cleaning rods, dub, oils, Hopper 41
Nite Powder NOW 1 Solvent cleans guns se
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is the time to see Rollie about Television I
INSTALATION, REFRIGERATORS, ELECTRIC STOVES, g
BURNERS, WASHING MACHINES, BICYCLES, GUNS AND ;
4•, HUNTING V, S.TERIAL, AND WHAT HASN'T HE GOT. a
AN,.. WH Ss. I7NOT HAS GOT, HE WILL GET IT FOR YOU
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_1..I 'S TELEVISION
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ZURICH HERALD
Tlzursday, October 22nd, ma
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in Waterloo, Sunday, MAI power felitilizer drill; Case 4 -bar
7Ylrss,Ann+a Messner epSent the week'• (Side delivery rake like new; 1\11-11.
end in Kitchener, -section spring tooth liarrA- e Trost
Mr and Mrs V. 1'.,'$ecker and fam- Wood .,natives, '5 ft, cut; Co -Op:
ily spent Sunday n Kitchener. reib+be',tired wagon, like, new; '1i5 -ft,
Mr and Mrs Oscar :V.fille�r arxd flat rank, Ike new; 11.-d.iee ±'ertiliz'er
bgyls spent Sul ,a -v in Sarnia with
drill, International stuff tooth
or on 'Calf -as said sons. 'eater; 3 -section Diamond Harrows, 3 -
Mr and Mrs. Leonard Restemeyer dram steel roller; ,M -H. manure spre-.
and family spent the week -end dnadei, M H. bean puller, walking plow, ,
Windsor With. relatives.ser of Sleighs 'with rack; block and
Mr' and Mrs Eben Weigand, spent t(aiskl�e; !single ectiffler; 9 -ft, cedar
Sunday wit,i the latter's brother at " `sts, 2 -wheel trailer; 2,000 -Ib. cap.
Owen Sowed. 'plony house 10x12, on skids; 2
Y
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Io large ran
ge shelters, chidsen feeders,
,
storeboat, electric fencer, water
pimp; numerous logging 'chains, set
llarnesse ,pies trough, sat of sling,
StiVesk Red.uchur rS A L. pts; "ray fork, extension blower
,� wipe; �ba�g truck, large steel water
ll otegh, large iron kettle, pails, forks,
iovels and many articles too nuiner-
aius 'to mention,
gay and Gs~ain -•-• 800 hales of mix -
a Allay, best -of quality; 50.0 'bushels
'f-+eho6ce Beater Oats.
',{.:HoJttsehold• Effects -- There are al -
5<o a quantity of Household effects
hieh will be sold.
p •Cattle — 8 Hereford Cows, ii yrs.
E.d With ,calves at foot; part Here-
fprd'and Durham :cow, 5 yrs, old, due
1 December; R Hereford Cows, 5
Of Clothing, Chinaware, Paints,
Wallpaper, and Misc. Items. In dike
'Co-flp. Building, Main Street, Exete9'
The undersigned Auctioneers are in-•
latructed to sell by Public Auction, on
SATURDAY, O-CT'O13ER Rlst.
Comnnencinu at 1 non.; the following
full line of ;'den's and Boy's Cl•o-
thinir includin•e Dresses and Work
Clothes, T nifty' Sweaters i nd Jeans,
C)t er corns T ndie and Children's
Tire. -se-, size:: 2 to 55; i:llen's and -
Bay's Underwear., La' dies' lllous:es 'Id (i Years old, with calves ex foot;
Towelling, Prints, Flar,netelle in • 4- ilsure Bred Durham Cow, with a
yard length; ('h,ld .n' ann.'s.- Suits; flv�e month's old -Bull Calf at foot;
Pyjamas, Bedspreads, . 3I n' Smacks, ;
art Durham and Hereford row, 0-
Overalls, Gloves `in l Pnfiks, China. pis. old, calf at, foot; port Tereeyand
ware Glassware, Pyrex. ',Wiese Alacl- Ayrshireeov�>, 4 vr:;, old with calf at
din Lamps, Novelties, 'ildi _ n's'rot*Is,lot; !brindle cow. 8 yrs. old with
Paints and Varnishes for e •terior and 1p''lf art foot: paid. Hereford and Hol -
interior, Keantone, 12 -sr sate sinele ,'rein row, 4 yrs. old, with coif at
barrel Shotgun; Nail.:, Cn:'pentor toot; Calves -with cows overage from
Tools, Shovels, Hoes, n Asea. gale.. 1 PO to 000 -lis. COWS all roe -bred and
Tubs, Linoleum, Congoleurn. Et :*kife in calf; 2 yearling Hereford
Being this is an extra lair.' Pale, !heifers, 8 Hereford steers, averaging
selling will start sharp on time. 700-1'-' each, This is an extra good
Plan to attend this Sale - No Reserve Ihe'a'l of cattle.
Terms — Cash ! - Hogs— Yorkshire .,ow, cnrrRing
Carl Radford, Crediton, Proprietor. r second litter. clue in three weeks; 15
Wainer, I Yorkshire chunks, a•: ereging 7.511'hr.
Wee. Smith, Auctioneers. • each.
Clearin pauction Sale ' Poultry— 250 pullet,. Dd. Ts.
g . Reds, crossed with Rock, 2.50 pullet,
flf rn rr'tnr, Farin Implements, TTigh C din ehia hock, crossed with New •
Ouo.lity T i' estock, Poultry, Bay, Hampshire. Thi,, is a choice flock
Grain, and TIoeeehold Effects, on the of Merle.
lnrcmisc•,. T at 10, Con. 1. Hay Twp, No Reserve as the farm is ;old.
No. 4 Highway. i"•: aril(,;, north of Teams - Cash
Feee'ter, 0!` '?.!Is. reiles sreet''i of _F1ens'all George. Ingram, Proprietor.
The and r'srnned at t-ioneers are in- Fred Dawson,
structed to sell by nvt,lie auction, on Peter ilfcNaughton, Clerks.
THURSDAY, Cd'TOTIER 2911. .Alvin .Walper,
Starting at 1 o'clock, p.m. The foil Ed. Corbett, Auctioneers.
Io�wdnr..
Tractor --- Inter•nation•al Farman
"A" Tractor in genranteed new con -
Farm. Impleanelts — International
r2 -furrow plow; 2.row tractor scuffler,
M -H. binder, 7 -ft. cut; Cock^hutt
Clearing Auction Sale
'Of Livestock, Poultry, Hay 'Grain
and Household Effects, on the prem-
ises; Lot 36, 13oundry Line, Stephen
Twp., 4 miles west of Dashwood, 2
miles north of Grand Bend and one
mile east on Highway 83. The un-
dersigned Auctioneer is instructed
to sell by public Auction, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd,
Alt 1 o',clook p.m. the following:
C0artit'le• — Black Angus cow, milk-
ing, due in IMarch; light roan cow,
Milking; red Durnhaan cow, with calf
at foot; Hereford -cow, carrying se-
cond calf, milking, due in 'March;
Hereford cow, milking, ,carrying se-
eond calf, due in April; Angus .steer
rising 3 yrs old; Durham steer ris-
ing 3 yrs 'old; 4 Hereford steers, ris-
ing' 2 yrs. o1(1; 2 Durham Steers., ris-
ing 1 yr, old; black heifer, 2' yrs,
old; This is. an extra, good herd of
cattle. All in market condition.
Poultry — 41255 Sussex Hyline pull-
ets, 7 months -old; 50 Toulouse geese
averaging from 12 to 15 lbs, each;
20 Rouen Ducks.
Hay and Grain .—• 300 bales of
choice red clover hay, 10 loads best
of quality bean straw, d25 bushels
Dawson Golden Chaff wheat; 300
bushels mixed grain.
inc.2.6
Items -- !Colony house 10xi
doubleboarded; Brooder stove; ;pouf'
try -equipment; • 5 shelters, ,feeding
troughs and ,fountains; extension lade
der, single scuffler; M -H cream sep-
arator, barrels, chains, 0 corde of
day^ wood, and many articles too nit'
merous to mention.
Household Effects — Merit cook
stove in new condition; Finlay pia.
pane 4 -burner table .model gas stove,
centre tables, aa'm chairs, rocking;
chairs, 2 dressers, 'writing desli'I
mantle clock, canary and cage, large
assortment -of glassware and kitchen
utensils, fish bowl, thermos jug, floe
wer ,baskets, baby bed and buggy,
Wilton rug 9x9 like new; electric 1bo
tures, flower plants, lawn chains
large assortment of quilts, comforter&
and mats- never been used; 3 toil it
sets, Targe apple peeler, fern stands,,
play pen, Etc., Etc.
No reserve, as the farm is sold.
Terms — Cash
Arthur Baker, Proprietor
Isaac Iilesterd, Clerk.
Alvin Walper, ,Auctioneer,
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James Eccles, Brampton, Ont., first tractor pl .wing champion of the world,
who won his crown at the world plowing match, Cohourg, Ont,, October
8 and 9. He defeated plowmen from ten other countries and Robert Timbers;
of StouTville, Ont., Ontario and Canadian champion. Timbers placed third
in the world snatch. Eccles, winner of the world trophy, the Esso Golden
Plow, and Timbers will also compete in the second world match in Europe
next falL They will travel as guests of Imperial Oil.
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