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Zurich Herald, 1957-06-13, Page 4r ZURICH ONTARIO • Ham and Strawberry Supper AT ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH - DASHWOOD •ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19th. Supper 5.30 to 8.30 Admission; Adults $1.25; Children tinder 10, 50c Daswood Band in Attendance ar" 11111:11•11.1 111111:161101"11 • es 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 00 0 MIE5MitailltrailatsZSPOSSISSOIC0110:00.11 (Mors o Huror To all those who assisted me in my campagn and supported me at the Polls — I convey my sincere Appreciation. 0 In Canada there is one passenger automobile for every 5.3 persons. The output of cigars in :Canada increased from 169 million. to 275 million between :1451 and 1955. More than 90 digerent metals and minerals are now produced by the Canadian mining' industry. ZURICH HERALD flowers were discussed. Herne assignments, to prepare and serve early vegetables, bring records up-to-date; also record books, gard- en care, thinning and transplanting and tidy up home surroundings. :Me girls decided to cover their bels with black and decorate. The sneete ing ,eloaed with The Queen, 'Carol ser- ved sandwiches and punch. Mr and Mrs. Robert Favere. and family of Chatham spent the week- end with Mr and Mrs . Leonard Schenk, Miss Anna Messner of London, spent the week -end with Mr 'and Mrs Fred Messner. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wieberg of Waterloo and Miss Kay Webber of Kitchener spent the week -end with Mr and Mrs Fred Wieberg, Mr and Mrs. Louis +Smith and Tommy and Mrs. Georgina sWitt Buffalo, N,y., spent a few days with Mr and :Mrs. Elgin Rader and other friends. • 0 The Scout's Corner By Troop Leader Louis Willett I will continue to Represent Camping trip in Pinery. Chap, iff, April 28, 1957. (Continued from last week) Chapter V.. Camping Trip in the Pinery, e Pinery, April 28, 1957. same When we left the old London 44, Camp we followed a trail . which • t wound its way through the bush. Af- a ter going a few miles we stopped es • Oovalvw...• 0 • a anyone in Huron Constttu- ency in the future the as I have in the past. ELSTON CARDIFF Clearing Auction Sale Of valuable Real Estate, Heueeheld Effects, and Misc. Items, on the pre- mises, Village of Zurich, Con, .10, W.P. South half Lot 22. The und- ersigned Auctioneer i instructed to sell by public auction on SATURDAY, JUNE 1Sth, at 1 p.in, Real Estate consists of c7on. 10. W. P. South Half 22, Village of ,Zurich on which is situated a well eenstructed two storey brick dwell- 4ses!„ mos floor ;;;.:..000p*re,; of living id:Aining':"rdoni;',"hedrotmt: kitchen and- utility room; Second floor ha 3 bedrooms, large baszement, coal end -wood furnace. esnele lasen and :ger& en, also small barn and garag•e. This, le a very desirable dwelling, very nicely situated and in first class state of repairs. Inspection invited before day of sale. Terms--10%on day of sale, balance in 30 da.ys.Sold sulsiees to reasonable reserve bid. OTHER ITEMS— Dining room table, 5 dining room chairs, various oak centre tables, 2 leather 'rockers, 3 oak rockers, arm their, drop leaf table; buffet; smok- ing sta.nd; tapestry rug 9x10; New Williams sewing machine; electric lamps, kitchen table and chaire; Westinghouse electric stove; Sun- light electric washing machine; con- goleum rug 10x12, writing degkt :counter scales, 2 trunks, )2: cellar tables, large assortment of bedding, blankets, quilts, comforters, sancy dishes, silverware, glassware, S com- plete 'bedroom suites, toilet sets, 'chest of drawers, clothes basket, as- sortment of carpenter and garden tools, 8 single cords of dry hard wood. TERMS—CASH Gordon Rau, Harper Woods, Mich:, Executor for the estate of the late j. P. Rau. Alvin Walper, Auctioneer. Dashwood Mr and Mrs Gordon Weiherg, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Latta and Mr and Mrs. Garnet Weiberg and family of Wterldo were Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs Fred Weiberg. Mr and Mrs. Wendell ,Geanible and family -of London Were 'Sunday vis- itors with Mr and Mrs. Ervin Rader and family. Mr end Mrs Clarence Kimpel and Susan of Kitchener anent the week- end with Mrs. Mary Beckees Mr and Mrs Wendell Gamble and family and Mr and Mrs. Garnet Wei - berg and family were Sunday even- ing guests with Mr and ONIrs L. H. Rader. Mr and Mrs Robert :Stormes of St. Thomas spent Sunday with IVIr and Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan. (Last week's Items croiwded out) Dashwood Dist. Members Meet— The second meeting of the garden club was held Monday evening, May 27th, at the home of Carol •Becker. The meeting opened with the 4-11 ilerge. The president, .Catharine Rader presided. R.U. call was my favourite flower and why I like it, which proved interecting. Roll call for next meeting will be "One veget- able in my garden which I have thin- ned. Mrs. Ervin Rader assisted by Mrs. Ervin Devine 'discussed fertil- izers, thinning and transplanting were 'explained. The ,plantmg of.the: and.Setatiter Hess told Scout Dennis Amacher to go look over the ridge :and see what he'conld :see. He came back and reported that the lake was just over the ridge. Then the ,Scouts walked Up and over the ridge to the lake and found that we were only half a mile from -Grand Bend. We started walking back down the beach past the old London 'Comp so the ePost where we drat reached the lake, and we walked !back On this sandy road to the highway. We ,climbed into the truck and went hack to camp Just as we were entering on camp- ing site,all the :Scotts startecr Otlr.Boy Scout Song. When we reaehedseamp the Girl Guides were still there and the ,Scouts were hop- ing that they wouldn't be there, he - cause they were invited to stay for :supper. It was four ,o'clack sten we got back to :camp, The Scouts jump- ed' off the truck and got Into the Horseshoe formation around the flag pole and were then dis.missed, The Owl Patrol started to get sup- per ready now because we had no dinner. :While supper was being cook- ed the Girl Guides looked on, Petal:- w4hout Anything, on. Just as he was' coming out, he :vetted a lady watch - log him ifrom across the river, rfe yelled at her, telling her to turn her, head the other way; when she turn - tad her read, Paul :came out of the river and put on his jeans as quick as he could, Everyone came out ,of the water because supper was almost ready. When we reached tesenp the Girl Guides were told that they couldn't, stay for suptper,,becanse there wasn't, enough food for them and us to- gether, Siorne of the 'Guides were very disappointed because they could- I. ,n't stay, so they all left. :Shortly after :they had left Mr and Mrs Earl Thiel drove in with one of their tracks to , take us home. They thought wo would be waiting for them, but instead we were just starting to eat supper. After supper all the tents were taken. down and everything !packed Into Thiel's truck. We left the camp site just the way we found its We left ,c:arntp at 6.20 p.m., and arrived in Zurich. at 7 pen,—THE END. (Continued next week) I o.es, ,neas, and sausage were being! cooked for Runner. During that 'brie four of the Scouts went swimming in the river to pass one of their Scout Tests, They were Scout Bob Johnston, Scout Den- nis Arnacher, Scout Paul Weido and Scout Paul Yanghlut. Bob and Den- nis ,swarn acro the river and back again, but Paul Weido didn't because he was cold. 'The best part of all was with Scout Paul Yungblut, he was wear- ing his pyjama shorts (bottoms) end when he dived into the river they slipped off on him and were lost in the river, so he had to come out NOTICE IAnyone g in ie i i oseose i . any of the elder :baseball uniforms please return same to Thos. Raw- ,lings, Zurich, FOR RENT Store or Office Snare for Rent. Apply to Reg. G. Black, Manager Hay Township Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Teoricis tfn FOR SALE Good hardwood Slabs $3.00 per cord — Fred. C. Kalrbfleisch & Son Ltd. tfc Thursday, June 13th, 1957 &ABE orvtAlt.10' when • school is out cuti,c,Bettet., mie set ma bra Psi es a I se es a• Pt ire ONTARIO TRAVEL 737 Parliament Wags. TarOralbit, Send r Er;. iiterature to Name Address Post office 11.1.111 flIf101flIfl MIMI IN Ontario Department of Travel & reblietti Hon. Bryan L. Cathcart, Ministee The skin-diver is saving regularly 40,7 to buy a new boat The man next door is saving to, ,gow...„. enlarge his summer cottage MMM Sers.`\ ss MEW Wan :" • ..ssee;:esse... • • s :::•.SeeSS • ' . • s, • :•'• „.. sesSateessArse: ofh havA a bank account,- and a purpose for saving You probably have your own equally good reasons for saving. There are thousands. One way to be sure you will have the money you want when you want it is to make regular deposits in your bank account. It takes will -power. Sometimes it means doing without things you are tempted to buy. But as you advance steadily toward your chosen objective, you know the satisfying feeling that comes with getting ahead financially. You realize that you are creating a reserve of ready cash that can be a gateway to future opportunity, or serve as a bulwark in time of need. You can always count on a bank account. Save at a bank — millions dol , • . THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY CATTLE P ODUCERS 7 • , ••• ;;:.T.• • • • A Public Hearing will be held at the following time and place For the purpose of considering and discussing a proposal by the Ontario Beef Producers' Association to levy a license fee at the rate of 10 cents per head on all cattle and 5 cents per head on calves for each head slaughtered for the purpose of defraying the expenses of the Association in carrying out its objects of stimulating, increasing, and improving the marketing of Ontario cattle for slaughter through advertising, education and research or other means. The meeting will be chaired by an officer of the Ontario Farm G. F. Perkin, Chairman. Products Marketing Board. A representative of the Ontario Beef Psoducers' Association will be presentto outline the plan. Before the Farm Products Marketing Board may approve the proposed plan by order, it must be satisfied that 60 per cent of the producers are in favor of the proposal. All cattle producers are urged to attend and express their -views on the proposed plan. ONTARIO FARFV PRODUCTS MARKETING BOARD P. K. B. Stewart, Sectetaty: , ,.,4i=irviztrtstrz=a,:mt.000rzonrrmItt0010.er0A00.7., samtrztaltrry$7-3 .100000020010rartsirrstroixt0trtz401070004100Z, • • „ , n. • • 4 • p • • .