Zurich Herald, 1957-04-04, Page 4ZURICH ONTARIO
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Tiemanls' •Furniture
.•.fte..:novatimg SALE
AT DASHWOOD IS STILL ON!
Chesterfields -
Kitchen Sets -
Lamps, Etc.,
Mirrors at $1.50
Bedroom Suites - Chrome
Hassocks - Studio Couches
Etc. All at Reduced Prices.
- ....Floor Mats at $1..00
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We Offer a Complete Line of Shur -Gain Farm
Proven Feeds and Concentrates for Poultry, Hogs
and Cattle
Try Our.. New.. 22%.. Chick.. Starter.. Medicated.
Inquire About The Low.. Grain Prices
Load Lots.
M. DEITZ & Son
in Truck
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eau and Mr and Mrs. Leonard Jeff-
rey xt ,Goderia were .Sunday
yait-
lors with iVir. 1sadere, Dacharme and
his Mother. •
A Leevymareading. clients! lastwill
and testament to a. .eire16 of expect-
ant relatives, read as follows: And.
So .1 deceased, being of squadmind,
spent eVery cent 1 poeeeseed before I•
died. --,Signed,
Another Spring•-
Spring is here, already frogs are
croaking for the second time,. that
means that they have emerged from:
their winter quarters below the freez-
ing line; and they will be in the op-
en for the season. :More signs to
indicate that spring has arrived is
that birds have returned from the
southern tountries, therefore those
who till the land, or are interested
in planting gardens, we 'believe time
is nearly up, for them to get in the
color 'for another season. Let us
hope Viet the encouraging compen-
sation for their labours.
DASHWOOD
W. Institute Meet -
The Dashwood W.I. Health and
4 election of Officers combined meeting
evas held in the Club rooms with the
presi•deet, Mrs. A. Kuntz presiding,:
It was decided that the Home Ec-
on.omieS group be in charge of the.
Layette for the Salada Tea ComPe
etition. All the ladies were urged
to attend the short course on Sand-
wiches for all occasions. The exec-
utive is to be in charge of the Dist-
rict Annual to be held here m May.
Mrs. Sid Baker, Mrs. Chas. Snell and
Mrs. E. Koehler were each presented
with gifts in. appreciation of their
work as club leaders for the Home-
making !Club.
Mrs. Ervin Rader4
, Past PresIdent,
eonducted the election 'of °facers,
which an as follows: Past .Pres., Mrs
• E. Rader; Pres.,Mrs. A. Kuntz; 1,st
viceeprese Mrs. L, Taylor; 2nd vice.
Mrs M. Tiernan; ,Secy, Treas., Mrs.
S. Baker; Asst. Sc-Treas., ,Mrs. •Cs
Snell; District Directoa Mese E.
Rader; Alt., Dist. Director, :gra M.
•i; Tiernan; Directors, ,Mrs. M: Merner;
Mrs. V. I. Beck-er and Mrs. E.
4ehler; Press Reporter, Mrs, Sid Bak.
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81 KING STREET, LONDON, ONT. Phone 2-038.3
Neuhauser Hatcheries
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GRAIN 113e SEED -111390,1bushels nf
missed:grain; 70 bashelsiwbeat; 40 -lbs
Red Clever Seed.
NiO ROO:SERVE, Everything will be
sold. s.!Ps'oprietress.giving up farmbng
Terms - Ca.sh
Mrsg,:Therese Harman, Proprietress.
R."VaaStade, 'Cleric.
RectO.MeNeil, Auctioneer,
Real Estate Auction Sale
concl oi 100 acre farm, being
Lo14Core 17; and '75 acre farm,
sontlet,Ire Lot 17, Con. 17, Stephen
'Do ip. Half mile north of Ship -
211h, miles west of. Dashwood
and miles south.
TheasT ersigned Auctioneer is in-
stralgtOd to sell by public Auction, on
4iiI,VPRItAY, APRIL 5th,
't 2 o'clock, pan., sharp
eE"STATE
-- Consists of 100 acres
beint4• ot 13, Concession 17, Steph-
en .rpo,,. ship on which is situated a
good.'sszed bank ;barn, drive shed and
hen, hause. Large 2 -storey .white
bri•diOdevelling. All in fair state of
repa* Hydro throughout. An
ample:water supply. 65 acres till-
able:land, remainder in pasture and
MiXed, Benoit. Farm is nicely sitnat-
ed, sclbse to store and School.
FA4m -- Consisting of 75 acres,
with no buildings, 55 acres tillable
landreniainder is pasture and bush,
neveralailing water supply. Inspect-
lons,ifelted ibefore day of sale.
FAR p will be offered separately,
withl ii•reserve. Definitely :will be
sold: the hie -hest bidder. -Immed-
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LOCAL NEWS Open Saturday Eve. until 10.00.
Mr and Mrs John Steckle and
son of Vineland spent e pleasant
week -end with their parents and
friends in this vicinity.
Have Moved to Zurich
Mr. Peter Neuschwanger and sis-
ter of the Blind Line, have moved
t eh effects into their home purch-
oseed from the Ortwein Estate. We
welcome them to the Village and
veieh them every success.
BORN -Mi and ,Mre. Douglas G.
O'Brien (nee Betty Anne Gesell())
of Zurich, wish to announce the ar-
rival of their son, Derch George, at
South HuronDistrict Hospital. Ease
ter. on March 31st, 1957.
• For Sale
er; Pianist, Mrs. K. ;McCrea; Audit-
ors, Mrs. H. Kellerman and Mrs K.
McCrae; conveners of standing com-
mittees - Agriculture and Can. Ind-
ustries,. Mrs. Harold .Rader; Histor-
ical Research -and Current Events,
Mrs. L. Schenk-, 'Citizenship and Ed-
ucation, Mrs. Claire Lanvin; alarrie
Economics and Health, Mrs. rfarry. We
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1),IrSIN Mena Dietrich, Lorne Dietrich,
Mile4 Dietrich, executors of the
of late John Dietrich.
Al}* . rtalper, Auctioneer.
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7:30 and 9.30 A.M. Sundays and Holidays.
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ThurssiaY, April 4th, 195T
aterloo Cattle Breeding
Association
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
An Example'
Of Our
• polled
Shorthorns
LENEDALE FASCINATION AA Polled
The first three calves by Itanedale Fascination 1
to complete feeding test had an average carcass
score of 72.3 9, which is well above average. Their
dressing percentage was above average.
The paternal brothers and sisters of Landedale
Fascnation were first prize Sr. & Jr. Get in Chicago,
in both 1955 and 1956.
For service to this or any of our bulls, Dairy.
or Beef, phone collect to: -
Clinton Hu 2-3441
• Oct -even 7:30 and 10 A. M. .week days
istreammaseenaceraggeeseasseaseeaseasseasameteassreleamareamenemEseastemseeeramessereseesser
calf due before sale date: roanDur- sides; 16 -ft. flat rack; a -ft.
ham cow, earrying 4t1 calf, due in rack, 2-h.p. combination Beaty elec-
June; roan Draisan cow, carrying tric grinder, like new; 5 -section dia-•
second calf ;due in May; part Dur-
• smond harrows; steel tire wagon,
king;
red Durham heifer, rising 2 yrs. old iv:adces,. bcolixt„tesre,t ofnsleg
new electric
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c:t.rtr:ecnastitolreia -10 '/c on day of sale, bal_ ham and Hereford heifer, mil
0 days.
tensive Auction Sale
eace Durham and Hereford
Cat* Tractor, Farm Implements,
Hays 'Grain and Household Effects.
On the premises, Lot 11, Con. 15,
Ha,y;sTwa). 114 miles west of Dash-
Wood- and 21,fs miles north, or 21,fs
miles -west of Zurich, and 21/2 miles
south.
Theaundersigned Auctioneer is in-
strtted to sell by public Auction, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10th.
At 12.30 p.m. Sharp.
•:"1101 Quality Cattle - Red Dur-
Asi*ow, •carrying 4th calf, due first
am May; 2 red Durham cows
elves at foot; part Durham and
Scow with calf at foot; red
In caw fresh 3 weeks, with
foot. roan Durham cow car -
3rd calf. due before day of
qltie. roan caw, carrying 5th.
Hoffman.
The Dashwood Dainty Doers were
present and displayed then: books as
well as anodelling 'their pyjamas.
They presented the leaders 'with a
gift and sang "It is no secret.'
Mrs. M. Tiernan presided for the
program. Roll. call was answer.
'with ?'What I serve ,',-to:renesespec
company. Mrs..E. koe1-iler conini`eIi
ed. on the motto: "No examen is a
slave to housework, but ether to the
way she 'does it." Mrs. A. Alemand,
convener, spoke on the topic ",Home
Economics," Barbara Koehler fai'or
ed with a piano solo. Mrs. M. Tie-
m
Hereford Cattle - Hereford cow,
carrying 2nd calf, due before day
of sale; Hereford cow with calf at
toot; Hereford cow, fresh one week
with calf at foot; Hereford heifer,
with calf at foot; Hereford heifer
due in June; Registered alereford
Bull, Javbee Baldwin Stanwey, of
outstanding quality and blood Tine;
9 Durham. and Hereford Steers, aver-
aging 750 lbs. each; 3 Durham and
'Hereford heifers, averaging 600 lbs
each; This is an extra choice herd
of cattle. Cows have all been hand
'milked.
Tractor and Farm Implements -
Caae Standard- Tractor in guaran-
teed condition; Case 2 -furrow Tree,
tor Plow • ; McDeering bintier 8 -ft
cut on rubber, used 12 seasons; M -H.
13 -run fertilizer and grain • drill, like
new; McDeering hay loader, McDeer-
ing .3elear side delivery rake, like
new; 7 -ft. IVIcDeering spring tooth
cultivator; McDeering tractor man-
ure spreader; McDeering mower 6 -ft.
cut; 3 -drum steel roller, 2 M -H. team
'scufflers; Letz grinder and baggee,
rubber tire wagon; grain box, with
clipper; fanning mill; single scuffler
wheelbarrow, electric fencer, cross-
cut saw; scythe, •emery, galv. pipe
• ing snow fence; quantity. hern,ber,
50 -ft. rublber hose; 200-1b. cap. plat-
form scales; .circular saw, brooder
stove.shovels, forks, chains, ;barrels, .
doubletrees and many articles 4oce
numerous to mention.
HAY and GRAIN - 8 ton nolo,
quality shredded hay; 500 bushels of
mixed Grain.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS' - Philcee'
electric Radio, studio couch, electrie
'lamps, centre -tables, kitchenani,
dining room chairs, rocking chairea
beds, dressers, kitchen cupboard.
toilet set, new comforters and quilts,.
mats, large assortment dishes andi
glassware, sealers, crocks, etc., ete.,
No reserve, as the farm is sold.
Owing to extra large sale, selling
will start sharp on time.
Plan to attend this outs6ansli?W
sale.
Terms - Cash
William Haugh, Proprietor.
Glen Webb, !Milford IVIerner, Clerks..
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer
Open all day Wednesday.
an lcd in a sing song, followed by
The Rummage Sale held last Sat- a Prayer for homemakere. She read
Closed all day Monday.
an article on tea in honour :of Tea
urday 30th, •sponsored by the ft,in-
ettee was a decided success and 'well on
Mother's Day." the latter, "The
patromzed,many lovely and useful
• articlles were offered for sale. and Modern version of "The
proceeds which were very gratifying
Children's Hour." A display of fancy
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will be used for welfare work. • Mrs
Ross Jinks was convener for the
project.
'Mss John .Glenn is a patient in the
South Huron Hospital, Exeter, his
condition is improving.
Mr and Mrs. Don Rigby of Bien -
helm, Mr and Mrs. Hilt Laing, of
Exeter, and .M.r and Mrs. Jack '7ra-
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gpeair of Hensall spent Saturday ev-
ening with Mr and Mrs. Harry Snell.
Week. Mrs. K. McCrae and Mrs.
F. Wein gave readings. former
cookies,
cookies, also proved a'dainty lunch.
The Queen brought. the meeting to
a close
Personal Items -
Mrs. C. Salmon and Mr and Mrs.
H. Salmon of London spent last Sun-
day with Mr and Mrs C..Sahnon.
Dashwood Public Library has been
moved from Tiesnan's furniture
re
stoto the Mee's Club rooms.
Miss Dorothy Kerslake of Exeter,
Mrs. Annie Saundereock who i fl spent the week -end ,with Miss Diane
patient in •South Huron Hospital, graft •
!Exeter, is improving. Miss 'Sharon Rader, spent Wednes-
Mr and Mae Ray Reid, D°';'114s day with her aunt, Mrs. Lloyd Rader
National Twin Delux Milking Mach- Lynne and Janice of Owen So and, Mrs. Ervin Devine and Mrs. Ervin
ine; used five months, till under : visited over the ,week -end with Mr,
guarabtee. , and Mrs. Harry Snell.
VikinA.11 El C S
g a.=t eet
e ream spo
(650 -lbs. capacity), used five
months, still under guarantee.
New Idea Power Mower. Cut onis
30 acres (new. condition!
Cement ,Mixer, one. year Old.
Nine foot Steel Roller, camp1etele
overhauled (new bearings)
--Albert W. Shirr -ay, Hensall, Ont.
R. R. No. 2; Phone 883 r 11.
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r St• Joseph & Blue Water Area
Mr and Mrs. Armond Beneteau of
' River Canard spent a few days in
this neighbourhood visiting with rel-
atives and friends, the later being a
native of this parish.
- Mr and Mrs Victor Brisson of De-
troit were week -end visitors in St.
:Joseph with Mrs. N. A. Cantin and
s•on.
Mr and Mrs Wesley Fournier and
fancily of London spent the week -
lend with Mr and Mrs. Ed. .Corriveau
Mr and Mrs Jake McKewin :and
,ftsinily of Toronto, wee St. Joseph
vieitore with the later's parents, Mr
and Mrs James Masse,
The llessr. Simon and August
Bedard of Windsor; ,Mr and Mrs.
George Kuchet and family of Kiteh-
ener were visitors over the weekend
with Mr and 'NTS Leon Bedard.
The Rev. Father Martin of Sarnia
called 011 friends in this parish
Monday last,'
Mies Marie Ange Laporte left on
Sunday last for London, where she.
;will visit relatives.
' The Misses 'Marjorie and Rose
Marie Mace of the r114th Con., left
on Sunday last for a visit in Wind-
HENSALL STORE HOURS 'sole.
isleapeleon Decharrne
Toie . end . llease• rne
CO-OP BUSINESS UP
embers' of Seaforth Farmers' Co -
Operative received their annual' sta-
tements from their Board of Direct-
ors which showed a net earning of
$7,027.00 and an increase inbusiness
of .over $100,000 to a new high of
$727,736. The main increases in the
business took place in the following,
eggs, feed and fertilizer. The annu-
al meeting was held in Egrriondville
United Church en Thursday evening
Mar& 121st, when a turkey banquet
'was tendered.
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HENSALT-
Beginning April it.
,Open Pi-iday Eve. until 9.00.
Rader attended a Leaders' pouree for
gardening at Hensel]. on Wednesday
la.st.
Miss Nelda Routledge• of London,
spent the week -end with Mr and Mie,
Philip Fassold.
Baptized -
John Scott Morlock, infant son
of Dr, and Mrs. Fred Morlock was
baptised in Zion Lutheran ehurch
Sunday, March 31st, by T 7. K.
Zorn, Mr and Thee Arneli Becket'
were sponsnrs.
AUCTION SALE
Of Live Stock, Grain and Seed.
Oa the Premises, Lot 4, Concession
11, Hay Township. Four miles
south of Zurich, or 114, miles east of
Dashwood and one mile north.
The undersigned Auctioneer is in-
structed to, sell by public Auction on
TUESDAY, APRIL 9th,
At 1.30 p.m. Sharp
LIVE STOCK - Hereford Cow, 7
yrs. old, due at time of Sale; part
Jersey Cow,d tie at sale time; rad
cow, clue 'in May; white heifer due
fn May; part Jersey cow, milking'
roan cow, with calf; brindle cow;
'white cow, due in September; spotted
cow with ealf; roan cow with calf;
red cow with calf; Hereford heifer,
with calf; 2 roa heifers due in Aug-
ust; 5, 2 -yr. old heifers; 4 yearling
syteese,re,5 'i'"i eftlees; 6 winter cal -
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