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Thursday, Mardi 1.8tb, 1954
THE WORK OF
MERCY
NEVER ENDS
Ibdl iso long as there
Is human suffering then so
bog does the Charter of the
Red Cross require to be
honoured by the work of
Mercy. You know the need,
and how great it is.
Please help generously.
KEEY
REDC
$5,422,850
is needed this year
Local Campaign Headquarters
and Telephone Number
STARTED CHICKS
200 Liiiht Sussex Pullets 3 weeks old,
225 New Hampdhdre mixed and 150
Barred Rock pullets 2 weeks old;
500 light Sussex mixed and 2D0 light
Sussex pullets 1 'week old. These
Chicks are priced to clear. —
Newhauser Hatcheries, 81. King Sit.,
London; Phone 2-0383.
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Real Estate, Household Effects
and Misc. IItems. On the premises,
in the Village of Zurich. o'nposite the
Lutheran Church shed. The under-
signed Auctioneer is inetru:eted to
sell b viabllr 'tinction ort
SATURDAY, MARCH 20th
Commencing, at 1.30, earn. sharp. -
Real' Estate '= Consisting of Lot
• 'Vol. S. 178, in the Village of Zurich
1 -5th acre of land on which is situ-
ated a two storey" solid brick house,
full basement, 3 -piece batty with hard
and soft watersystem, new furnace,
built-in cupboards, new roof on
house and garage. This property is
in the best of condition.
Terms 10% on dav of Sale, balance
in 30 days, sola, subject to a reason-
able reserved. WI
Household. Eii`ects — 6 -piece din-
ette suite, 3 -piece living -room suite,
complete 4 -piece, bedroom suite, 2 -
piece 'bedroom' ` ?suite, wardrobe, tri -
light lanvps, table." lamps. Good Cheer
toil and wood range, Servel electric
refrigerator, Sunshine electric rang-
. ette, electric washing machine, iron-
ing board, 2 'electric irons, kitchen
and diningrggm dishes, various mir-
rors, rocking -chairs, kitchen table
and chairs, mats, quilts and comtor-
tors. electric heater, baby crib com-
plete with mattress, (-ft. step lad-
der, lawn mower, garden. tools, num-
erous sealers, crocks, 3:ton c>,estuiit
coal, etc., etc.
The above named furniture all in
new condition. •
Teams Catch
Wm. Farrell, Prenrietot;
R. F. Steric. C1oia:
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Farm Stock, Farm • tachinery:St
Her lehola rtaects, Mt Lot 10, Con. 3,
Tucker•" th T'ownshiu. The under-
signed A„nt;nneer is instructed to sell
;by nt 1i^ Anetion, on H.R.S., first
fee,o ateet11 of 'i arnondville, on
T1fl p;11AY, MARCH 23rd.
At 1 p.m. the following,
A full line of .Farm Machinery in-
cluding Model F. Case Tractor, fully
'equipped; International 2 - furrow
plow ; Case Tractor Disc; Case inan-
tue spreader. Case 7 -ft, cut inowert
:Case 10 ft Packer; side rake. A111
above machinery is like now. I( -unit
single milking machine. •
40 head of Cattle including 10•,.
cows, fresh or due to freshen; 28
pigs, co .r-i'tinr of 18 sows , and a
pure bred English York. Hog.:
;`ening—•Cash
No reserve, as the farm isespi.d.
A. C.- Levey, Proprietor.
E. P. Chesney, Clark.
Harold Jackson, .Auctioneer:
;St:. Joseph .& Blue Water Area
(Unf•t n t lthis interesting item.
y
of u a1 o
was crowded- out last week.)
The Storm---
The snow Storm of .the past "week
has passed away from this district.
iPresumeably to' ailbtherj-'clime; it is
tthe general belief that not in the hast
half century, did these Barts witnes-
eed such a winter topile up snow: the boarder, .who had planned on.
With the modern snow* vehicle, in u spending the week -ends with relati-
e ru,hed and Mowed the 1
few daze. hadup by
1 h
,,. ti were
clot
1
•'nc.
y,
and
Fr re
;�nocv in all directions, grvin�, again
�arr.ow filled roads, awaiting the busy foul' miles befog ° youth of today, who had to till spent
free access to the tourist. 0 eve thorn sonic Kind test for nig near f0 , , All of may
seem ha1•tnful to 'ttxr ,o, as may'
The' was thei:now sages tg 1 (1 r vert' imwirin and perhaps prem.'s& quiet fireside meditating.
rite' pnst stoi mt week
.'nf passage ways. While others tool( they reach a di:4tihutinl, centre. �1 A �vto '•c �:.c,n pa...„ to;t(lc.t< are zio>,+.:...;, Xrrs,be ae blessing for` ,°ni tttluar-O\vt
object 'n Ilts; tractors
and be be
5 ilio !greater chances oil 1111 swathe appointments; j traCtOt"� Colrl(i be si lxli , togs y,.„�, -5,7: A., ..... .,,, e
encs in B C
developments lams
T LAKES to moving at vel0 me1nical p
ROM hectic
c Cir • • • g . new in. -
ii
the , new factories ..
the Arctic Circle, , . products Canada new p fauns
ii on
to the pacjfic, dustries • ' . from fertile arch • • • resources,
more food �,,aters
js on the m urces, bar fish from teernjng
does reso le er oyjng more
its trelnett le over... t111s
r its i a story p progress . • • . more people nessinl, of pro benefits of Vetter ljving--
fasliio exciting
a story adv, the most
than that of any is the story of Canworld
more exciolei T story in the
eacitinf,
othecnationintheW°Cana{tarld ts today!
ACCoss the land, dank of
ahead, hand in Since 181 the with
are marching rhythm of the moved ahead
hand, to the y -he hammer IViontreal has every walk of life
the drill, Canadians to dustries and
motor, with great in
and the machine. with fan d
iron ore deposits in
Vast uranjurn in private citizens ' d lumbermen
vital els, lishensten an manufac-
labrador • ' • the West • • •• with mecchancsalicies
the East and to ' . and eta -le ip
petting . oil fl alt in tuners ort to w• • •
new pros oil flooding its support
dt e]awort -
the far north • ' ' the pipe while Canadian
from the arajries and mote pre size and nature.
catty of every it ts
worth -
lines to mountain-
ClOn5 metals •'
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MOVING AHEAD WITH CANADIANS 1N EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817
SP -1'16S
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DO YOU KNOW?
Hydro's expansion
program will mean
an increase 'in
dependable peak
capacity from 1945
to 1956 of 144,;.
'What time do Hydro's customers rise in
the morning? What time does the average
housewife do her cooking? Thci and
'Many otir�r facts about, your use of W ..ctricity
ace doia'.v 1 to the power supervisors at
Hydro's main o:.'ce ..• . 24, hours a day,
7 days a v.cek, Ontario Hydro power
supervisors isors r cg:Iaate the supply of power
so that your demands are met, at any
time of the day.or night, the instant
you, "flip the switch.”
The Poser Supervisors are among
the over 400 trades and skills of
Hydro's team' of 19,639 employees
working for YOU.
Information con�e:rning Ontario Hydro can be obtained by wri rig your
Hydro Chairman, 620 University Avenue, Toronto.
on the Highways and Byways, try-
ing to reach a planned destination;
they were rebuked by the stubborn
winds and blowing show, impairing
completely visibilty, and nothing re-
mained for the willing tractor and
his .pilot, to return to his stall where
minutes previously was put in action
to undergo a. planned trip. Again,
week -end Visitors from different Can-
adian points, and r'ts well. from across
turned their vehicles and returned
homewards. Food and other necess-
aries of life was beginning to be
much short cut,, and already much
uneasiness.prevailed in this neighbor-
hood.
We have been told by reliable
authority that in our neighbouring
concession, it had come to the point
of food necessity, and hust young
hien responded to the call, taking in
their possession a large sack suffic-
ient to pack enough food for to fare
e. -
the family through the stormy per-
iod. Off tthev went facing the teut-
ipus, with filled pack on back. But
with courage and hearts filled with
'hop'e they returned to their place of
abode, none the worse. 17ail allot par-
cels were stored high in post ofL o"
and places of distribution,• due to the
impossibility of the snail earlier to
deliver thein. all ,of that caused di
appointment ointment to' the citizens, who an-
xiously awaited their reading script
from' the surrounding and other
pafttt5. t the past week brought.
The Storni of l
inits
tease, Clio.
•' C1e51p
• sista
t11eX Oil
0
disappointment of he flourishing'
s a�5 yr
The Ontario Society for Crippled Childrenia in association with
the District Service Clubs, held sixteen crippled children's
clinics throug'l;rut the province last year. Over thirteen Sthu`i-
dred and fifty crippled children artter•ln 1 these clinics.
wn
'°bove is a Sault,' tad retail tile Kir.laud £.lotto District ' it'1
11r. William Mu t'arcl of the lioepi 'al for Sick Children's stair'
in Toronto. \ `t :1111 E tstet Seal Campaign ctioneor•ed by the
Society will yen until April 1 `tth, wind has an ohjeetive of halt
a million dollars for the p, oyip4.. e,
then the frequent visit. They too to the average person; when not bQ
deprived of that privilege. Those snow storm they hit you other ways..
veered i
young Hien had put their ,e a: 1,1;' 1I ,t, and the iiia
tractr n
tractors at work, and they scrota lie' tory of your life, you will be cone
heard from afar•,'nti`ring and sr�trxt- vinced that you are daily bunting a-
ing, to blaze a teat l on e to l; sarnie time
to reach their de,4titln' ion. But ail = surpriee to you and (t 41a. \ i� Hee
in vain. T112'11'1'ore, f,Tr the gltl r d, t to•,. '1t. c•a:T do
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