Zurich Herald, 1956-09-20, Page 4ltIRICH ONTARIO
ZIJRIC'1 HE.'RALD
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Waterloo Cattle Breeding
Association
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
Make more money for yourself by having
your calf pens filled with offspring from the bulls
we have in service be they Dairy or Beef.
Attention has been given to weight for age as
well as quality in our Beef Bull selection.
One of our Polled shorthorn bulls, Lanedale
Fascination, is a son of the famous International
Grand Champion, Carona Fascination who is also
the sire of the 1954 International Grand Champion
as well as the sire of both the first prize Senior and
Junior Get of Sire Classes at the 1955 Internation-
al Chicago show.
Lanedale Fascination was bred by Ellis Shafer
in Indiana who used Carona Fascination for a few
years before he went to Lynwood Farm in Indiana.
Both herds have many outstanding brothers and
sisters to Lanedale Fascinntion who was shown at
the 1955 Royal to win 6th. in ordinary conditions
and Horned company.
For service or more information, call collect to -
CLINTON Hu 2-3441
Between 7.30 and 9.30 a.m.
COWS' noticed in heat later in the day should be bred the
following day.
OR SEND COUPON TO THE ABOVE OFFICE:
Please call at my farrn to give further information
on your Artificial Insemination service
NAME
ADDRESS
Concession
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(Community Chests and
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to train, rehr.LLitate
and house the
475 BLIND in
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HURON - MIDDLESEX - PERTH
(Excluding London and Strolford)
Send Your Donation Today
o J.E. Bannister, CNIB Campaign
Chairman, Zurich, Ontario
LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Emily Bedard has returned
from a visit in Detroit,
Mr and Mrs, William Forrester
were weekend vliseil ors iii Toronto:
Mr and Mrs. Clarence •Geiotlirey
spent the week -end in Detroit.
Mr and Mrs. J. W. Haberee and
Mr and Mrs Edw. Datara 1m tored to
Detroit on Sunday.
Miss Kethleen Hess, R.N. of Lon-
don spent a day at her home here
last week.
Miss Betty Gingerich of Blake,.
is
lake,-
is spendini • a few weeks in the Vine-
land area.
Miss Arlene Haberer enter ed the
Victoria Hospital Nurses' Training
.Sohooi at London, on Monday.
Mrs. A. C Meidinger 'olf Hensall,
was a visitor at the home of her
niece, IAfr and Mrs. Wan. Thiel,
Mr. Albert Deichert has returned
after being a patient an Clinton
Hospital in the interests of his
health. •
Mrs. Kathyron Barber and . Miss
Mary Zilnmerm•an of Tavistock were
Saturday visitors at the home of their
relative, Miss Anna Hess:
Pastor and Mrs. Albert Martin and
family were week -end guests at the
Imre of Mr and Mrs Alvin Ginger-
ich, Babylon line.
Mr and Mrs. Nelson Weber and
family of !Conestoga ', ere Sunday
guests at the biome of their ester,
Mr and •Mrs Alvin Ginigerilch.
Mr and Mrs Roy Knoll and 1n-
fant baby of Pt. Colbourne, were
visitors the past week at the home
,nf Mrs. Knoll's parents, Mr and
Mrs. • Thos. Meyers
on their cottages for the season
The past week wa+e a favorable
one for the faasnrs Ito put Away Their
bean ,crop. •But there (still remains
a largo acreage to be harvested.. The
(bean sample is 'only fair, and the
yield about half of a ,crop. It is
hoped the price will recompense the
farmers for their summer 'woak.
Reception
AND DANCE
For Mr. and hiss. Bob Bell, Hensall,
(nee Marlene Richardson)' in the
HENSALL TOWN HALL
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* no more washers to replace
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BORN --- To 1Vir and :Mrs. Avila
DueharJne, at the South Huron hos-
pital, Exeter,. a' son. Felicitations,
and congratulations,
DASHWOOD
Zion Ladies Aid Meet—
The fust meeting for the fall sea -1
son was held Wed. ,Sept. 12, being
a missionary 'meeting.
Following scripture reading and
prayer (Marie and Ruth Salmon fee_
oared with hymns on their 'clarinet
and ,ciolrnet. (Mrs. Jacob Schroeder
gave a reading.
Rev. Zorn led in discussing the
topic "To give Al'1 Nations Peace."
The Litany was as ,closing prayer.
Mrs. Merner, president, presided for
the business. Pere is to be a fowl
supper for members 'and their husb-
ands in October.
Arrangements were made to attend
the final lMdssi'onary League .conven-
tion inStratford on Saturday'•Group
four served luneh,
Miss Barbara Becker of Kitchener
spent the week -end iwith Mr and Mrs
V. L.Becker.
1VIiss Anna Messner of London,
spent the week -end with Mr and Mrs
Freed Messner.
Miss Anne Taylor of London spent
dihe weekend witlh. (Miss. Hiobebs Tay -
FRIDAY ;::.VE. SEPT. 21st. ...
Desjlardine Orchestra — Everyblody
Welcome. — Ladies please provide
Luncheon.
NOTICE
Lox.
Mr and Mus Clarence Kimpel and
Susan of Kitchener spent the week -
Gild with !Mrs. Mary Becker.
Mr and Mrs Ward Kraft and fam-
ily and Mrs. Douglas Keyes of ;hon -
don, spent iSunday with Mr and Mrs
Ernest Koehler, Miss Barbara Koeh-
ler returned to London With them.
Huron Crop Report
.SEPT. 15, 1956
Further progress was made with
harvest operations during the week,
IIhowever, cool nights with heavy fog
and 'occasional showers again slow-
ed down the Iprogran Approximat-
ely 50 to, 60 per ,cent of the splen;;'
grain harvested is now ,completed in
the County. Because of harvest in-
terference, attendance at the three
County 'School Fairs, Belgrave, -Me-
KIilllop and Hensall was reduced con -
COURT OF REVISION
TOWNSHIP OF HAY
1957 ASSESSMENT ROLL
Notice is hereby given that a
roust of Revision on the 1957 As-
sessment Roll be held on Thurs-
day, October 4th, 1956 at 8.00 p.m.
in the Hay Township (Hall, Zurich,
Ontario, flor the purpose of hearing
any .Appeals against the assessments.
Appeals' to be dealt with will be
those received ,Gni or before Angust
26th, 1956,
H. W. Brokenshire,
Clerk, Treasurer, Hay Twp.
V. L. Becker, Reeve. 2tc
COMPLETE HOLSTEIN
DISPERSAL SALE
On the premises, Hay Toweehitp, Con
9, Blind Line, Half n -e •e - east of
Zurich and 2 miles nee e
The unde.rsigne'i Auctioneer is in-
structed to sell by Public Auction,on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3rd.
Commencing at 1.30 p.m.
Choice Holsteins — Cow milking,
due in Mav; Heifer, milking, car-
rying :crone calf, due in Feib nary;
Heifer, milking, fresh three weeks;
Heifer, fresh two weeks, ,with heifer
calf at hoot; Two Cows milking,
due in April; Cow, milking, fresh one
month; Heifer, milking, fresh one
week; Cow, carrying second calf, due.
in December; Two Cows milking, due
in April: Cow, .mil'king, due in March :
Cow milking, due in May; 7 yearling
Heifers; 121 Holstein Heifers, due in
Dec. and Jan.; 4 Heifer Calves.
This is an extra good herd of
cattle with high production and best
of bleed lines. Convince yourself
by inspecting tkds iserd before day
of sale.
HOGS — Clhoiee Yorkshire Sow,
carrying first litter, due first week in
December.
OTHER ITEMS — Surge two -unit
Mililoinn+g Machine, .completely •equip-•
ped in A-1 condition; 10 milk cans;
,l\ cD'eering Harreeer Mill in good
'Condition; Wolsely Clip Vac ,Clipper
)tike new.
'Terms — Cash
No (Reserve, everything 'Will be
sold, as proipriet"r has other Inter-
ests. •
Stanley Saudel', Prorprietor•
R. F. Stade, Clerk,
Alvin Wailper, Auctioneer.
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PACKERS
Ontario •
sidienably as were the numbers 'of er--
hlibits shown. With all fairs in the
Qoltinty schedule for the next two
weeks, Fair Officials have already
expressed concern about decre se<l
'attendance at the Fairs, this eye.
because of farm work being so ra:•
behind.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mr and Mrs. Walter McBride and
Mary Margaret of Centralia were
guests with Mr and Mrs Roy :iVic-
Brid'e.
Mr and Mrs Orval Rapson, of
Hensall, and Miss Lois Rapstoni of
London were Sunday guests with
Mr and Mrs. Clare McBride.
Visitors at the home of Mr and
Mrs. Alan Armstrong were Mr and
Mrs. Elmore J. McBride and family
of Ereter.
Had Anniversary Services—
Goshen United Church was filled to
capacity on Sunday, Sept. 9th, for
both morning and evening annivers-
ary services. Rev. S. Davidson, of
lBruoefield was guest speaker for both
services with Rev T. J. Pitt assisting,
in the evening. In the'anorning serv-
ice a quartette 'was sung by Mrs. El-
more Keyes, Mrs. Elmer Hayter,
Richard Robinson and Roy McBride,
in the evening the Junilor choir sang
and a duet was, rendered by Mrs.
Robert Peck and Mrs. Elmer Hay-
ter and a trumpet and saxap'tione
duet by .Mrs. C. McBride and Mrs. W
Taylor. The anthem was "Abide With
St. • Joseph & Blue Water Ares
Mr and Mrs Melvin Bedard of De-
troit spent the week -end in this nei-
giivborlvolovi visiting; the home of tvTr
and Mas Leon Bedard and his mother
Mr and Mos ,Bob 1Vlernridge of De-
troit spent a few days wih the Tater's.
another and other members of the
family.
M'r. Gerard CIen rio of Walkerton
paid :, ineiness trip in this vi.einity
,over tine week -end.
Mr and yrs IM, Quigley of Detroit
spent a few days in their cottage of
the B. W. South.
Many other retorters were tri their
summer cottages over the week -end
even tiro fhor weather was not ton
fn'1-1ir0)1A• It inane; a change (ruin
their cit. ;items. Others took tele-
antage to pout the fintThiee toncl:r•',
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Me,,. Mrs. Bruce Keyes was von,
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Huron Temperance Notes
Goal Sports
"It might Ibe that Canadian women -
try to be good sports ant! thatch.
drinks with their men."
Dr. Gordon Bell, special lecturer
on altiohlisra at the University of•
bee reason why there are more wo.
Toronto, suggests the above Doss'..
men drinkers in Canada than xn. the.
United States. Dr. Bell has been,
associated svtth the statment of about
3,000 alcholics and problem drinkers.•,
His 'wlord should carry (weight.
The Alcohol -Research Foundation.
of Ontario, with which. Dr. Bell hale
worked, reports that 64 per cent of -
Canadian women take a drink, conn.
Oared to 46 pee cent in the United'
States. In addition to this startling -
statistics there is the sobering fact
that between. 1944 and 111953, the
numl'b^r of women .aloohlics in 'Cane
ada 4 -,creased by 60 per cent.
If srny of our ,Canadian women'.
are erring to match drinks with that
men. Trr. Bell has a serious warning -
fur them. They are actuallp irk:
amich more danger of becolming &Ia
coholics than their husband's.
hundred -pound woman would sate*
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iust twice the harm from alcohol the
her two -hundred pound: hus"hana
wlou'ld, for the effects are direeti
proportional to body weilght. . tills
1F YOLPRE A SPEW®IE
Speeders don't really "get away
with it". They just use up
borrowed time. Accident facts
prove that excessive speed
always catches up with you
eventually. AiI speeders are
potential killers
YOUR DRIVING HABITS?
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS - ONTARIO
WEEKLY B;DTTOItSTWhen a group
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they were t'. fir'
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.of mare than 60 of Canada's weekly newspaper editors sailed, on Itet
eceniitiy for a tour of the United Kingdom, they found that, even at sea
:lion. Sonia of the editors are shown above examining the ship's pr'nt ,l
. '.(�,vt., eel t --en , n'1' the many other printing jobs, Thea i
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