Zurich Herald, 1953-11-19, Page 3ZURICH
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SALVATION
ONLY 8Y FAITH IN JESUS CHRIST
Neither is there salvation in any other: For there is none
other name under Heaven given among men, where by we
must be saved. . Acts 4: 12.
For there is one God, and one mediator, between God and
men, the man Christ Jesus. I Tim. 2: 5.
If we confess our sins He "Jesus" is faithful and just to
forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.
John 1: 9.
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HAY COUNCIL
The regular monthlar meeeting of
the Hay 'Township Council was held
in the Township Hall, Zurich, on Tu-
esday, ;Sept. '8, at 8.30 p.m.. Mr. Fred
itegier .appeared regarding the Hafb-
erer Drain. The following motions
were passed:
That the minutes of the August
4th and 17th meetings be adopted as
read.
That the Gaffney Construction Co.
of -Stratford be paid their outstand-
ing account of $200.00 less $5.60
at?
Oc that
steel
being for 8 posts
were used by their men.
That application .be made mo the
Ontario Municipal Board to sell de- ,
Dentures on the Mousseau Drain By
law No. 4, 1952 and the Datars Drn ;
Ey-Law No. 14, 1952. •
That L. H. •Turnlbullbe pard $15-
100.00 as pant pa{ymlent on the Deters;
Drain until the engineer submits his:,
0ruthorization for full payment
That upon swritten request made
by Leonard .Zauirk to have a portion
rot the Masse Drain through his farm
cleaned out, the Council proceed ato
have this done.
That upon request made by the
Trustees for the Zurich Police Vi-
lagel application be made eco the.'
Dept: of Highways for 50 p.c. of cost
of the two portions of new ;sidewalk
built on Highway No. 84 in the Vil-
lage of .Zurich. •
That the various accounts •ne per
voucher ibe paid.
That the meeting be adjouraied to
meet again on Monday, October 5th
+8t 1:30 p.m.
H. W. Brokenshire, Clerk-Treas.
Earl Campbell, Reeve.
HYMENEAL
Hendrick - Mitcael1
An aultumn wedding was solemn-
ized at the home of Mr and Mrs.
Stanley 'Mitchell, Hensall, when their
daughter Patricia Ann became the
bride of Elgin Albert Hendrick, of
Dashwood, son tof Mr and Mrs Sam-
uel
amuel Hendrick, Exeter. The Rev. W.J.
Rogers performed the double ring
ceremony amid a 'setting of pink and
white gladioli and fern.
'Miss Elaine Schunxaker of London,
was soloist accompanied Ly Mrs. W.
J. Rogers. The bride, given to mar.
ziiage ;bp her father, as lovely in a
gown of white French lace and slip•
per satin. Her embreiderea illusion
veil fell softly from a Frei4ch pleat-
ed 'headdress caught at the sides with
orange blossoms. She carried a 'cas-
cade of American Beauty Roses and
M'hity baby mums with. streamers.
,Mrs. Grant Gowanlock of Lambeth
wasanatron of honor, wore matching
J. D. Thomas of Toronto, who was
elected president of World Champion-
ship Ploughing Organization. He suc-
ceeds J. A. Carroll of Toronto, first
president of the organization. The first
world ploughing match organized by
W.C.P,O. was held at Cobourg, early
in October. Eleven countries competed,
The second match will be held in
.Republic of Ireland nc:a October.
and other relatives.
Mztis. Haward �Smale was the lue1 ,'
winner of $50 at the Monster Bingo
held alt Teeswater Wed. 19th, spoil-
sored by :the Teeswater Lions Clrab.
Mr and Mrs George ;[mess, r and
2 Mrs T. L. QVIc�Cloly� and family . • spent
dihe week -end with' Mr and Maas A
s Pettigrew at Lincoln Park, mat,
i Mrs, E, F. MCL Suez* and IWOs
Janet Smith of Toronto, visited with
Mas. Ballantyne, Miss K. Scott an4
i
• Mrs. Graham on Thurs, 21041, atid':
a , were also ,guests with Mr and Mrs.;
* Hemphill at their summer cottage:at
• Oakwood, Grand Bend. While in"I-Tep-
mall theycalled on many old friends
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•u and took a stroll through the •t?nitGI
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mitts and head'dreess and carried a
nosegay of yellow and mauve dais-
ies and ibaibayi mums. Mr. John Hend-
rick was his brother's er's groomsman,
and Mr. Emil Hendrick ushered.
For receiving at Knotty rine,
London, the bride's mother wore an
aqua silk crepe dress with accessor-
ies in (black, Her corsage was pink
rose buds and carnations. The grooms
mother chose a navy dress with white
accessories and wore a corsage of rel
rose buds :and 'white baby mums.
For their wedding trip to the Eas-
tern States the bride donned a wine
suit with black accessories and cor-
sage of white mums. The young co-
uple will reside on the grooan's .farm
near Grand Mand: The bride is a
1958 graduate of Victoria Hospital
School of Nursing, London.
HENSALL
Mr and Mrs Thomas Gettus of
Adrian, Mich., and Mr and Mrs.
Richard Gettus and son of Rochester
Minn., spent last week at the home
of their aunt, Mfrs. A. 0. iMeidinger
•
!Church, the late Rev. Smith having
been minister of the church for many
years.
Mr. and Mrs J. L. MeiCloy are vac-
ationing with Mm and 'Mrs. James
tRowcluffe, London, and with friends
in St. Thomas.
Miss Peggy( Goddard is vacationing
alt the home of Mr and Mrs. Earl
Love, Exeter.
Jahn Consi t, 10 year old son of
Mr and Mrs, Russell Oonsitt, .of the
.Parr Rine, is in the desolation wara of
Vietnnia Hospital, London, sufrerhig
winter polio.
Misses Eleanor Venner and Marg-
aretSangster have returned hone af-
ter spending a week at Port Elgin.
clerk's ,Notice
Of First Posting o n): `oters' Lists for Year
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MUNICIPALITY OF HTOWNSHIP, COUNTY OF HURON
NOTICE is +herefby,,given that I have complied with
Section 9 of the VOTERS' . LISTS ACT and I have posted
up in my Office, at Zurich, Ontario, on the
3rd DAY OF • NOVEMBER, 1953
the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said .Municip-
ality at Municipal Electionsand that such list remains there
for inspection.
And I hereby call 'upon .all voters to take immediate
proceedings to have any errors or omissions corrected ac„
cording to Law, the last day for appeal being the
17th DAY OF, : NOVEMBER, 1953
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Dated at Zurich, Ontario, this. 3rd Day of November, 1953.
H. W. BROKENSHIRE,
CLERK OF 'DHE TOWNSHIP OF HAY 3.
DODGE CRUSADER
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Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association
WHERE BETTER BULLS ARE USED
we :can furnish artifical breeding for all breeds and we
have nothing to sell eiccept good service.
Every effort is made to provide bulls that will sire off-
spring that will produce efficiently as well as be of a conform-
ation that will be attractive on the markets, 'be they dairy of
beef, registered or grade cattle.
Take a look at the artifically sired cattle in your neighbourhood
For service kali. collect, Clinton 242.
Weer k days 7:30 to (10:00 A!M.
Sundays and Holidays 7.30 to 9:30 A,M.
Any cows noticed in heat later in, the day will be more likely
to conceive if inseminated the following day.
FEES: $5.00 for a life membership,
Service fee per cow for members $5,00
Service fee per .cow for non-members $6.00,
Four services are given without extra charge if needed to oh-
tain conception. Free Veterinary service. is given for
'cows that are problem breeders.
New business solicited.
We have top sires of all breeds. However, we are featuring the
Holsteins in this ad. All the Holsteins ever used in our Unit
that have had daughters graded for type average 3 4 higher
than the breed average. In production, all that have com-
pleted R.O.P. records average 100 per cent.
Holsteins now in service are:
Sire Dam,-
Glenafton Trademark Montvic Rag Apple Marksman
Montvic Colleen Abbekerk, V.G.
Glenafton Milestone XX Rag Apple Talisman
Glenafton Laurel Colleen, V.G.
Elmcroft Royal Ambassador XX Elmcroft Sy1v-O-Gram
Montvic Bonheur Emily Ex
Elmcroft Celebrity XX Glenafton Rag App1e Aladdin
Ajax Abbekerk Jewel *Er
Elmcroft Monogram Duke xx Montivic Monogram
Duchess of Elmcroft *Ex
Elmcroft Mon -O -Grand xx Montvic Monogram Flm B'tyvg
Seiling Wing Double Sailing Pet Commander
Selling Royal Wing *Ex
Selling Wing Pietje 'Selling Pet Commander
Seiling Pietje Pet V.G.
Elmcroft Hartog Legend Ravengien Hartog Triune
Montvic Abbekerk Jewel *Ex
Elincroft Tradition xx •Glenafton Rag Apple Aladdin
Duchess Abbekerk *Ex
Glenafton Benefactor xxx Rag Apple Talisman
Glenafton Laurel Louise B.G.P.
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