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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1954-03-25, Page 4Antics ostimkto DASHWOOD Mr, David Tiernan is on the sick tist. Nis many frends hope he will t3oon be out again. Mr and Mrs Gerald Higenell and Gerald Peter of Thorold were week- +1e11d visitors with the former's parents Rev and Mrs. L. Higinell. Dashwood Women's Institute will meet Tuesday, March 30th in the 'wblie school. Miss Pat. Boug, puts - lie Health Nurse, will be guest speaker. Largely attended funeral services were held from the Hoffman funeral home for the late 'Mrs. Edmund Wolper on Saturday, 1Vlarch 20th. Flower Bearers were. Vyrne Weido, Ervin Rader, Elgin Rader, Raymond Wein, Earl Yungblut, John Willert. Pall Bearers were: Lloyd Rader, Lloyd Willert, Albert Rader, Howard Xlopp, Carl Wein and Art Snyder. 001 111111111111011111111111111111111111111110 11111 I. 2. 3. 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So Why Pay More? 1-1954 - 21" Table Model T2215X, Demonstrator, List $399.95 Sale $279.00 1--10" Westinghouse, console, used as demonstrator, List P. $499.00 Sale P. $149.00 1 --Astatic Booster List P. $42.80 Sale P. $28.00 1—Admiral Mantel Radio, List $46.95, Sale P. $34.50 1—Jewel Mantel (lock Radio, fully automatic), Reg. $58.40, Sale P. $44.00 COMPLETE LINE OF T.V. SERVICE TUBES. 1--1952 17" COMBINATION TV, and RADIO, LIST P., $409.95, New Picture Tube $265.00 ST. JOSEPH SERVICE STATION HECTOR FORCII~R, .-. PROP. 11111111110111111111111111011111111(1111111111111111111 III11III1iI111111101I11111111III11111I1111111000(1111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII 6 sA • • • 1 • • • • • •• • • • • ZURiCH HERALD Rev'. L. HigineII ,officiated and itver- l of Detroit .and" 11Iiss Valerie Canthi, ment was an the Bronson i}ne i, th-also of Detroit spent the week -end eran Cemetery. with their another in St; Joseph and Mit. Ivan Taylor and Ray, ars. while Here took part in first anniv- Garnet Weibexg and ohildren� of •ersary Mase on ,Saturday morning Waterloo attended the funerall'.of last. thein aunt, MDs. Edm. Waiper " kcod The Bingo held in the Parish Hall spent the weekend with their",'Par, on Friday evening last was a success. ents, Mr and Mrs. I. 1I. Rader, Of the many who attended the Bingo Mrs. N. Ness has returned to her that evening I am sure there was one home after spending the winter with who will tr say my statement, her son Walter and family in ';De- when I say it' was a success. I say >it, with certainty that the party, in 'Misses Lois and Bettyrxalsex,'wf of�St01Josephn as xs. thD ucky winnerominue r Jeffrey, one hundred dollars. We congratulate you, Mrs. Jeffrey on your fine piece, of luck. (Mr and Mrs Leonard Masse of London paid a short visit to the lat- ter'a Mother and other members of the family on Saturday last. Spr'ng Is Here Sunday was the first day of spring We offer' .greetings; for from this season it means the passing away of' winter; a season in four, that all are glad to see pass away. To some per- haps winter means nothing more London were week -end visitors 4,'ith their another, Mrs. Cora Gaisel Mr and 'Mrs John•Sy�nyder of lBrant- ford and Mr and MO Joe Bruce.;:of Windsor spent the week -end With Mrs. Robt. I-Iayter .Sr. , Mr and Mrs Ted .Steinbaek and Mr. Carl Thiel of ZUriclt were , Sun- day visitors with Mr and 'Mrs Lehi:; Kraft. St. Joseph & .Blue Water Area Mr and Mrs Napoleon Cantin, Annual`. Meeting The Annual Meeting • of the Huron County Tuberculosis Association will be held in the Town Hall, Cllinton, on Tuesday April 13th, at 8 p.m. Dr. W. C. Sharpe of the Beck Memorial Sanatorium will be the speaker. ;All who are interested are invited to attend. . Snow, President. • The woodworking shop athriety 'V'illaae teaches young lads who are crippled, the trade }which will enable them to be self supporting. Variety Village:, is owned and financed by the Variety Club of Greater Toronto and is operat,d by The Ontario Society for Crippled: Children. "Your I.,;aster Snal Society." 'Campaign this year runs until April 18th and has an objective of $500,000 fob the provie. 'Niursday, Maroh 1215tn, 1954 to them then the passing of a season from day to day and awaiting the one to follow; they are the ones who are not exposed to frequent the open cold, and damp air; therefore they eliminate its perilius effects; they are not like those who passes unlim- ited hours, facing the raw winds and bitter cold, and at times wading waist deep in slushy snow, so that that awaits them throughout winter as well as to the. afore said. Wie wish them continued Bliss. We,, of us, along the country side, are not so fortunate, so winter and its.. asany changes can .ouly Mean to us.:. a deciptane appearance, and no hop, es for' the future; and as we. see, things. Such is the picture of the, passing away of 'one winter after un-., they may complete their daily task other. Death, Debts And Taxes It is axiomatic that there is nothing more certain than death and taxes. Death outomatically requires the im- mediate payment of taxes and curr- ent debts as well . Unfortunately, it does not bring about the collection of accounts owing you or your fam- ily. With Life Assurance, your family does not suffer from the inunediate demands of your estate. T. Harry Hoffman NORTH AMERICAN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY A Mutual Company Phone 70-W -- All Profits for Policyholders Dashwood, Ont. CONTRACT BA "LEY WE ARE NOW TAKING CONTRACTS FOR 1954 CONTRACT EARLY ACREAGE HAS BEEN GREATLY REDUCED Cook .:;-ros Co. 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