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ZU'RiC>I# HERALD.•
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Dancing
IN THE
Community Centre, Zurich
Zurich Community Centre
Every Friday Night
Nov. 8, to Nov. 29
MUSIC MY
The Melodie Makers
Admission 7.5 Cents
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ponsored by the Zurich. Lions Club
Proceeds for Children's Playgrounds
Everybody Welcome
HENSALL
Accident in Usfhorne Tevp, •ori 21st
involving ear and truck caused dam-
ages estimated at $400, Happened at
intersection of •Come, E. Car drived
by Mrs. Marie Bison, Clandeboye tra-
velling east on the Twp. road, truck
driven by Roy Brock of Hensall
travelling south failed to yield rpht
of way. Elson car and struck Al -
son vehicle, Cecil Gibbons, Exeter,
investigated,
Highway. Accident—
At 2.1.5 a.m. Friday mornfng the
212Ind. 1 mile south of Exeter,truek
struck on east ditch. owned and driv-
en by Walter Debold of Auburn.
Sanding truck owned and driven by
Tian Toohey, Luca', under sanding
contract for Dept. was •on east side
of road and .was in process of pulling
Lebold out of ditch, Car :awned and
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driven by Craig Bailey, of RCAF,!
Clinton, was going north of east
side oaf road and was »confused by
lights of sanding truck, proceeded
onto east shoulder and struck sand-
ing truck on left side, then bounced
over to Debold truck which was on
east shoulder. Debold was at back
St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
Mr and Mrs. Gregory Elemaning
and daughter Linda of !Mount Carmel.
and Mrs, Theresa Hartman of Zurich
were Sunday visitors with Mr and
Mars. Fred Ducharme.
Several from this paristt attended
the Bazaar in Zurich, sponsored by
the various »coananittees of St. Boni-
face parish.
Work is advancing on this E. W.
Highway. Already many c± the fen-
ces have lbeen (removed and replaced
by new ones. It adds greatly to the
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HERE ARE SOME OF OUR SPECIALS—
CHESTERFIELD SUITES FROM $149.00 UP
BEDROOM SUITES, FROM $169.00 UP
1 SPECIAL BEDROOM SUITE• WITH SPRING FILLED MATTRESS $189.O0
CHORE KITCHEN SETS, AT $68.00 UP
COFFEE and STEP TABLES WITH ARBORITE TOPS, HASSOCKS,
OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, TABLE AND FLOOR LAMPS,SPECIAL
PRICES ON SPRING FILLED MATRESSES FROM $32.50 UP.
DOOR PRIZE for everyone visiting and SPECIAL PRIZES on your Purchase:,.
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In the
DASHWOOD FIRE HALL
. On
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 129th.
Staarting at 9 pen. Sharp
--SPECIALS—
For Turkeys, Geese, Ducks and
Chickens at this Monster Feather
Party
Proceeds for ,Sancta Parade and Gifts
for Children
Your Attendance willbe greatly
Appreciated
Admission 50c. Turkey Door Prize
Sponsored by Dashwood Men's Club
Notice
on diad "making sponsored by the
Womens' Institute Tuesday afternoon
Dee. Ord in the basement of the B.
U.B. Church.
TO WHEAT PRODUCERS
A SPECIAL INFORMATION MEET-
ING IN REGARD. TO PROPOSED
WHEAT MARKETING PLAN IS TO
BE VOTED. ON. DECEIMBER Dth.
TO BE HELD IN AGRICULTURAL
BOARD. ROOMIS., CLINTON,. ON
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28th. ..
At 8.30 p.m.
Guest 'Speaker Reg. Meyers of
Chatham Wheat »Growers Association.
Sponsored by Huron »District Farm-
ers' Union.
ALL WHEAT PRODUCERS ARE
URGED TO ATTEND
,HAS GOOD REPORT
The highest paid-up capital figure
b ki history is the
outstandingfeature oif the 1,40th .an-
nual financial report of 'tee Bank et
QVMontreal which shows deposits, loan%
and resources at record levels. The:
report covering the year ended Oct-
ober 31st, was released here thin week.
by John E. Bannister, manager of
the Zurich 'Branch.,
appearance of the Highway. Also
many trees [have been cut, some of
these .have been along the road for
nearly a century, being planted by
the fist settlers. ,But as time moves
so must we, with many changes.
Editor—We are very sorry owing
to lack sof space `ire :could not include
the ,continued article, which will ap-
pear next week.
DASHWOOD
Mrs. Nelda Routledge of London
is spending this week with her par-
ents, Mr •and Mrs (Philip Fassold who
are n.oty hack in their own innate.
•,Mr and. Mrs Eldon 'Deters and
family. of Kitchener have moved to
their farm home on the 14th Conces-
sign of Hay which they purchased
from Mr. Wan. Haugh last spring.
Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs
Elmer Rader and »boys were, Mr and
:Mrs. Ivan Taylor and family, of
Waterloo; Mrs. Wan. Haugh and Mr
and Mrs. Ervin Rader and family.
Sunday visitors With Mr and firs
Fred Wie'eerg were lr and Mrs.
Ervin Latta and Miss Kay Weber
of Waterloo.
Men's Club Entertain—
s Tho Men's Club of Zion Lutheran
I Church entertained their ~rives and
.1.1friends at a Turkey dinner on Friday
:P 'evening about ;sixty en.ioyed the
,.; ,Yneal• The evening was spent in
••11, -,es and film strip.
ONT. i All Ladies Invited—
All the ladies of the community
• are invited to attend the short course.. I
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used this fatal accident
LOCATION:
Rural intersection,
nr. Orillia
TIME:
4:15 p.m.
ROAD SURFACE:
Gravel. Dry
RESULT:
One killed. One
- slightly injured
The car on the right approached the intersection and slowed down, apparently
to wait until the other car had passed. But, suddenly, the driver changed her
mind and began to accelerate ... no doubt thinking she hacl time to cross the
intersection. The other driver braked immediately, but couldn't stop in time.
His car slammed into the other broadside, The indecisive driver died in
hospital. Indecision has been the cause of many serious and fatal accidents.
Remember this every time you drive.
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FOR CHRISTMAS
Made of Beautiful Red Cedar; unfinished or
finished to the color of your choice.
We also make Wardrobes, Small Cupboards,
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Toys, and anything made of Wood... All at reas-
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FINISHED or UNFINISHED
REPAIRS TO ALL TYPES OF FURNITURE,
CALL—
HERB TURHFIM
Phone 133 - Zurich
Agent for Aluminum Windows and Doors
ASK FOR FREE ESTIMATE
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you and me...
and my bank
John E. Bannister, Manager
Zurich Branch
Bank of Montreal
'L' Yeti for i?..1P,INL•Oii'.e':, sm;'tat•es can -
be pretty- cold thins by themselves, 1 always find.
that you have to look beyond tb(u before you.
can get true picture of what !bey ,really represent
... of what they men: in tc _ eta., of 1Teeple like yolk
and ane — and our endeavours.
Take my hank's annual report for 1957, for instance;,
The two -and -a -half billion dollars shown on deposit ie.
quite an impressive figure. But what's behind -it .
what does it represent?
The answer amounts to this: it represents the,
money you have saved through your own industry:'
and thrift — money which we use to finance enter -a.
prises of every size and description . . . to help,
fanners, fishermen, businessmen, store -keepers..,
schools, churches and industries to prosper and:
grow.
In short, it is your money that's Helping build a;•
stronger, more prosperous Canada. Every dollar you
save at my hank plays an iwportaut role in 1110 story,
of our country's — and our —community's _ growtl?.,.
It's a role all of us can 1.1e proud of — you and 1.
.. , and my bank.
The 13 of M's 140th Anniversary Report covers:
tke widespread operations of Canada's senior finan-
cial institution for the year ended October 31st,
I957. From • its wealth of facts and figures I've
picked out three eif the most :'ignift.cant features of
the Bank's annual story: They are the life -blood of
Canada's eeosaomy.
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Highlights of the B of M's
140th Annual Report
DEPOSITS amount to $2,632,251,291, well over half of which is
the personal savings of Canadians in all walks of life.. The re.
minder is money deposited by business firms, institutions and
governments. The bulk of this money is hard at work in the.
form of loans to people and businesses of all types.
LOANS, at $1,437,636,447, establish a new record. The B of lI'a..
loans in Canada — the highest itt its history --- are helping every
branch of the Canadian economy to prosper. Lurgc and small."
they have been made to business and industrial enterprises of
all kinds — to farmers, fishermen, oilmen, miners, lumbermen,
and ranchers — to citizens of every calling, to provincial and
municipal governments and school districts.
INVESTMENTS in high•grade government bonds amounted to
$657,133,040. This money helped to finance many important
government projects, designed for everyone's benefit. Other,
securities held by the Bank — tvhich include a diversified list of
I:righ•quality short-term industrial issues -- brought total invest.
. moots to $872,675,309.
I3AK OF MONTREAL
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working with Canadians in every walk of fife since 1817
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