Zurich Herald, 1955-05-26, Page 7ZURICH HERALD
Thursday, May 25th, 1955
BOY PARALYZED
Fur Life, $77,213
Is Jury's Award
St, Catharines, Nov. 11 -
One of the largest single awards
made in a Lincoln County Conrt
Young 1 LcLean was injured May 27,
1953, when knocked off his motor.
bike by a truck as he was about to
make a„ left turn -
CIA recommends
third -party coverage of $100,000 for
bodily injury to one person, $200,000
for (bodily injury dio two or more per-
sons, and $1100,000 property damage.
Bertram Klopp
R.R. 3, Zurich. Phone 93r1, Zurich.
Our Motto Prompt and fair Claim
'Service
SEE US FOR NEW RATES!
• FOR QUICK SALE +
Registered Hereford iBnlls far +
sale --Lloyd Etue, Zurich. 2te
FOR SALE
Choice Clipper seed Beans - Orv- '¢
ille Taylor; Phone 58 r 23, Hensel!. T
Ont. • 2t": 4.
FOR SALE
A number of York Sows due to
farrow in May. Apply to Stanley
Saucier, Phone 94r22, Zurich 2tc
DAS.f-(WOOD
Mr. Aaron Oestreicher spent a
few days last week visiting with his
son and daughter and families: Dr.
and Mrs. Donald Oestreicher of Chat-
ham and Drs. John and Eunice Mc-
Kishnie of London.
Grant, two-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Russel Hoperoft is ill with
pneumonia.
Holiday Visitors -
Mr and Mrs. Melton Wpm: and
girls of Ingersoll with Mr and Mrs.
Philip Fassold.
Mr and Mrs Gordon Wieberg of
Waterloo with Mr and Mrs. Fred
Wieberg and Mr and Mrs Victor
'"Tyler.
Mr. Mervyn Stelck and Patsy of
Bradford with Mr and Mrs. Ed.
Etelck.
. Mr and Mrs Donald Restemayer,
Wendy and Judy and Mr and Mrs.
Martin McGrenere all 'of London,
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Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association
WHERE BETTER BULLS ARE USED
At the end of April, this organization composed of 45$S
members. 485 of 'these joined during 1955.
In the first four months of 1955 cows were inseminated
by this Organization. This is an increase of 1928 cows over
the same period of 1954.
For Whose not using our service new, you would be helping
yourself while making an even stronger fawner -owned and
controlled co-operative by using our good bulls.
COST OF SERVICE IS NOMINAL
$5.00 FOR LIFE TIME MEMBERSHIP
$5.00 PER COW FOR MEMBERS
$6.00 PER COW FOR NON-MEMBERS
4 SERVICES WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE ARE GIVEN
" IF NEEDED TO OBTAIN CONCEPTION,
If you wish to use a desirably proven bull or a promising
young bull, the Waterloo Cattle Association has the answer
with the bulls in the Unit.
FOR SERVICE OR INFORMATION, PHONE COLLECT
CLINTON -242
7:30 A.M. to 10:00 A.M. WEEK DAYS
7:30 A.M. to 9:30 A.M. SUNDAYS & HOLIDAYS
MEETING OF . HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
The June Session of Huron County Council
will be held in the Court House, Goderich, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15th, 1955
at 10.00 a.m., E.D.S.T.
All accounts, notices of deputations or petit-
ions should be in the hands of the County Clerk
-not later than noon, on Saturday, June l 1 th, 1955
A. H. Erskine,
Huron County Clerk,
JIM DONNED ,L.Y
GODERICH
• Friday, May 27 -- 6:25 . to 6:30 p.rn.
Dr. E. A. McMASTER - SEAFORTH
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Inserted By Huron P.C. Association
with Mr. 'Otto Restemayer.
Mr and Mrs Milton Willer; and
daughter and Mr and Mrs Alvin Wil-
lert and fancily, all of Exeter, with
Mrs. Amelia Wilert.
Mr and Mrs Ray Patterson, James
and Winston and IMrs. Ada Patterson
at Ea -vin Rader's .
Luther - Datars
In a quiet dauble-ring ceremony
Performed ilvc 'Rev. Louis Higenell in
Zion Lutheran church, Dashwood,
Saturday, May 14, 1955 Marguerite
Alva, only daughter _of i1'Ir and (Mrs
Amore Datars, Dashwood, was un-
ited in marriage with Lorne, oldest
son of Mr and Mrs IiVfanford Luther,
Blue Water Highway. • The date
chosen was the 25th anniversary of
the groom's parents.
The bride wore a light blue gray
suit identical to that worn by the..
groom. She wore pink accessories
and an orchid corsage. Her only at-
tendant was Shirley Luther or Lon-
don, siter of the groom attired in a
navy suit, white iaccessortee, and a
corsage of red rose buds. Earl Dat -
ars, brother of the bride was •gzwoans-
rnan.
Following a reception held at the
bride's home they left on a trip to
United States, on their return they
Will live near Grand Bend.
E.U.B. -- WSWS
The monthly meeting sof the WSWS
was held with the exucitive in charge
Mrs. Carl Oestreicher was in the
chair and pave several short ]Easter
,poems during the service. The meet-
ing was opened with devotions. Mrs.
Ia. Snell gave a reading "In tine Gar-
den." Mrs. Everett Hoist and spurs.
Lloyd England favored with a duet.
The president, Mrs. L. Taylor presid-
ed for the business
W. 1. Meet
The annual meeting of the Dash -
W. I. was held March 29 with Mrs.
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SHIP COLLECT TO
Our Registered Warehouse No. 1
Weston, Ontario
Reliable Grading
Direct Settlement
Obtain sacks and twine
without charge from
RUSSELL MANSON
R.R. 1, ZURICH - ONTARIO
or by writing to
CANADIAN CO-OPERATIVE
WOOL GROWERS LIMITED
217 Bay Street, Toronto, Canada
Ervin Rader .presiding. 'Tule meeting
was St. Patrick. The Roll Call "Sing
Sav or Pay" was answered by 17 me-
mbers causing much amuseanent.
It was decided to have ears avail-
able if necessary for the polio clinic
inoculations. The president was vot-
ed as a delegate to the convention at
Guelph in May.
-. Mrs. Mitred Werner =presided for
the election of Officers with. Mrs.
Arnold Kuntz Secretary. Mrs. Char-
les Snell gave the reiaort of the nom-
inating eonundttee. The Hollowing offi-
eens were elected: President, Mrs.
Ervin Rader, lst Vice, Mrs. ':Mervyn
Tiernan, 2nd Vice Mrs. ,Charle,e Snell,
Secy-Treas., .Mrs. Arnold hunts; As-
sistant, (Mrs. Wilfred Werner:; Dist,
Director, Mrs. iMilfreel Merrier: Asst.
Mrs. Floyd Wean Directors, Mrs. L.
Taylor, Mrs. H. Kellerman: Mrs. G.
Anderson, Press Reporter, Mrs. 'Har-
old Rader; Pianist, Mrs. Ken Mc-
Crae; Auditors, Mrs. L. ,Sclarvek, and
Mrs. R. (Miller; (Convenors of stand-
ing (Committees: Agriculture and Can-
adian industries, Mrs. Sid faker,
(historical Research and Cure t Ev-
Pioneer Seed. Corn
can still furnish you with the
best seed corn you eau buy -
PIONEER! While there is still a
supply avaiilalble, call me for the
extra bushels you will need to com-
plete your planting requirements
this spring.
J. W..MERNER
Phone 13.7 - Zurich, Ont.
ents, ldrs. Ken McCrae; •Citizenship
and Education, Mrs, John Rader;
Idioms Economies and Health, Mrs,
Carl Oestreicher; Community Activ-
ities and Public Relations, Mrs. Emil
Becker. The retiring convenors gave
their yearly report.
Mrs, Gordion Bender presided for
the program. Miss Helen Nadiger
sang, St. Patrick's :Birthday' with
Mas. McCrae at the piano; (Mrs. G.
Anderson gave a reading "`Paddy's
Excursion." The motto - without
thought there should be no talk, was
taken by Mrs. G. Bender. Mrs Letta
Taylor told the story of St. Patrick.
The group in charge served raisin
bread and maple syrup. The meeting
closed with The Queen.
Seed Beans
Many tests have shown. that the badly weathered
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WHY RISK A POOR CROP?
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