Zurich Herald, 1956-06-14, Page 43RICIA 614T.4111143
ZURICH
HERALD.
Thursday, :June 14tH, 195.8
as you pay for it an the
NTNG WATE
budget plan!
KITCHEN—running water cuts
kitchen chores—laundry and
dishes are done in half the Bine.
BATHROOM—all the convene
fence of a city home la protect
your family's health and add
to your comfort.
BARNS—So much easier to
waterthe stock .. , and so much'
extra protection against fire.
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CASINO
Grand Bend
-DANCING-
EVERY SATURDAY
DANCE TO
CLIFF SCANLON
And His Orchestra
'IT'S NEW!
IT'S SWEET and SMOOTH
IT'S TERRIFIC!
Clearino'' Auction Sale
Of Horses. •`..nplements, household
Effects sri:t Misc. Items, on the pre -
mites, Lot 20, Con. 15, Stephen Tp.
IM miles west ,of Dashwood and 1U
'toles south. The undersigned 'Auct-
ioneer is instructed to sell by Public
Auction on SATURDAY, JUNE 16,
'Commencing at 1 p.m. sharp.
Horses—Team of work horses,
=are and gelding.
Implements — Tudhope Anderson
x�tuibber tire wagon, like new; 16 -ft.
flat hay rack, like new; double har-
ness; 2 sets single harness; set of
sleighs, wheelbarrow; buggy, cutter,
new roll ,of page fencing; roll barb
Vire; snow 'fence; 25 cedar posts;
I, cross -cut saws; 2 axes, spades, sho-
y ls, forks, etc., etc.
Household Effects and ;Mist. Items
.--Singer sewing machine, 2 beds,
complete with springs and mattress;
kilning room table with 6 matching
' lairs, kitchen table and chairs;
rocking chairs, 3 centre tables, setee,
organ'
cupboard, sideboard, kitchen
sink, window washer, hall tree with
mirror, dressers, commodes, couch,
bird cage, betiding, mats, quilts, large
Variety of silverware, fancy antique
dishes, sets of dishes, glassware, Kit-
chen utensils. kitchen clock. large
silk can, cream cans, pails, iron
'wedges, .bushel red clover seed, new
lawn mower, chains, shovels, barrels,
4.
4 Plaza now to attend.
Why lug water by hand any longer? Install :a
Duro Pumping System now and enjoy running
water as you pay for it, Save time, save labour,
cut operating costs.
AS LOW AS io% DOWN
UP TO 18 MONTHS TO PAY
for pump, fixtures and installation, too
The EMCO Budget Plan will cover your corm-
plete water system—pump, tank, pipe, kitchen
and bathroom fixtures, taps in all buildings
and the cost of installation. You ,can have the
whole job done NOW—and pay for it over the
next year and a half. Ask for an estimate of the
cost of labour and material worked out on the
EMCO Budget Plan.
Visit Or Phone Us Without Delay
STADE &WEIDO
- Zurich - Ontario
garden tools. and many articles too
numerous to mention.
No reserve, everything will be sold.
Terms - Cash.
Henry Link, Proprietor.
Glen Webb, Clerk
Alvin Walpei, Auctioneer.
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UP
TO 1 9
IN PRIZES
AT
SEAFORTH ARENA
THURSDAY, JUNE 21
ADMISSION $1.0 o
Auspices Seaforth Lions Club in
conjunction with Seaforth Hockey
Association and Arena Commis -
atom.. Proceeds in aid of Lions
Pool and sports generally.
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Sanitone
DRY CLEANING
Exeter - Ont.
For Good Dry Cleaning
Prompt Service
CALL—Mondays and Thursdays
Deliver — Thursdays, Mondays
EARL OESCH (local Barber)
ZURICH — ONT.
Dashwood
A number of the Dashwood W. T.
members attended the District Annu-
al at Zurich June 5tih.
Walther League Officers—
The Walther League of Zion
Lutheran church 'h;:" "sir flection
of :officers for the 1956-5;,F^anon on
Wed. June 6. Officers are -Pres.
Pauline Becker; Vice, Barbara Ko-
ehler, Secy., Carol Becker; Treas.
Janes 13ecker; Christian Growth cha-
irman, Marg. Becker; Recreation
HURON LIBERAL
ASSOCIATION P 1 C N 1 C
For All Liberals, Their Families and Friends
JOWE I 'S GROVE, BAYFIELD
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 27th
Further details next week
HERE IN PERSON
Pastor Hostettler, and the Male Quartette
THE MENNONITE HOUR
Pastor and Male Quartette
At the Blake A. Mennonite Church
THURSDAY, JUNE 1 4th. (DST.)
Heard Sunday'Tls one :ttrMiles Northwest of i t tit'i, r
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Conn. Donald ,Genttner, and Ronald
Merrier
Mr and Mrs Ervin Latta and How-
ard Weisberg of Waterloo spent the
fk-end with Mr and Mrs Fred
Weiberg,
iMr. Howard Weinberg OT Waterloo
tapent the week -end with his parents
l Mr and Mrs. Fred IWenberg.
.1 ..Musses Anne Taylor, Carol Webb,
land Lois Geiser all of London,- spent
the week -end at itiheir homes here.
Mr. Robert Wein of Sudbury spent
the week -end with his nuothea, Mrs.
Herb Wein.
. The pupils • of Dashwood Public
School grades. 3-8 accompanied by
their teachers (Mrs. A. Delsjardine an
Mrs. Letta 'Taylor, area trustee Syd
.Baker and Mrs Baker and a few par-
ents enjoyed a bus trip to Niiag,^-a
Falls last Friday. They also visited
Brock's Mwmment and the locks.
:ad Children's Day Sarvices—
The ccmibined Sunday 'School and'
morning -worship service ,on :rune 10'
at the EUB church was (taken by the
children. In the service they were
under the' direction of the Pastor,
Who acted as ,chairman, and the' tea,
chers of the Junior 'Sunday •Seihio•ol
•classes. The theme of the' service
was "Telling the Story sof Jesus. Af-
ter the organ prelude the congre 'at -
ion sang "We've a Story to Tell to
the Nations." while the children filed
into their places in the church: The
call tie worship and• the scripture les-
son was read responsively by the]
Junior and Primary classes. The
choir sang an ap'projriate anthem.
The Sunday School Supt., Mr. Jack •
Gaiser led in prayer, and other
tereslting numbers were given.
St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
Mr and Mrs Oscar Ducharnie of
the•..Goshen line north were Monday
last visitors with aVIr and Mrs Fred
Duclhainne of the B. W. Highway.
Miss Madeline Cozriveau left on
!Si iiday last for London, where she
will be employed at Brescia Hall for
the scholol. Holiday months. •
Mr and Mrs Morley Fouriner
London were Sunday visitors wl!th
the latter's parents on, the Blue
Mer Highway
i1\Ir and Mrs Ryder of London and
'friends of Loom Were week -end vni-
Roes with Mr and Mrs Leo Bedard,
Bean seeding in thiis surrounding
l as almost ,completed, but the farm -
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effected and as a result some of the
farmers will have. to resow if they
feel they 'are not too,'late.
Mr and Mrs Raymond :and the
later's fatiher are spending some time
visiting in the Province of Quebec,
the native place of Mrs. Denomme
-and her father. We ar e sure the
trip bo their homeland :will be gre-
atly enjoyed by them, and by thein,'
many friends and relatives.
Members of the Holy Nanne Society
,of this parish held their Ialnaluat
breakfast in the parish hall on curt --
day last, 'officers of the Sociiety were:
in charge.
IReceives Promotipn
Corporal V. CC Denomy of Camp
Clhalliwack, B. C, has recently been
pai.nnated to the rank of Seargent..
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joh'
A. Denomy of Drysdale and it sta-
tioned at the Royal Canadian School
of Military Engineering o -e: Camp.
Ciuillliwack, 13.-C.
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