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and Mrs. "Emil 'Mastrovido and
Mr and Mrs. Arthur Koessel of Lan-
*tng, x01,, spent the week -end at the
home of Mrs, Jahn Kuntz, celebrating
her eighty-sixth birthday. Miss Lu-.
ella Kuntst has returned home after
spending two weeks with her sister
in Lansing.
Lakeview Casino
GRAND BEND
The Only Resort Dancing Every Nite!
Monday thro' Friday 9 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. Sat. 9 to 12 p.m.
NEIL McKAY and his NEW ALL-STAR Orchestra
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MIDNITE DANCE THIS WEEKEND
Sunday Evening, August 1st - On the Beach
Neil McKay Orchestra and Artists
Proceeds to the Grand Bend Lions' Club
MONSTE
Cash Bingo
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$2;O01/;10 IN CASH PRIZES
In the
HENSAiL''L COMMUNITY ARENA
Tuesday, August 3rd
14 Regular Games' $50.00 each.
3 Spedal'Games, $100.00 each
2 Spedial Games $500.00 each.
ALL PRIZES MUST GO! Proceeds for Artificial Ice
ADMISSION:—$1.00 for 14 Regular Games
Spe-didls -and Extra Cards 25c; 5 for $1.00
Sponsored .by Hensail Legion 4168 and Legion Auxiliary
DOORS (OPEN AT 8 p.m. BINGO STARTS 9 pan.
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WHY NEED WE FEAR?
Rom. -8: 31 b — If God be for us who can be
against us?
I John 4: 4'b -- Greater is He that is in you than
he that is in the World.
Psalm 46: '1 God is our refuge and strength, a
very present help in trouble.
Psalm 27: 1 --- The Lord is my Light and my Sal-
vation, Whom shall I fear? The Lord is the
Strength of my life, of whom shall I be afraid?
GOLDEN RULE GOSPEL MESSENGER
Box .50, R. R. 1 — Zurich, Ontario
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Canadian Legion Grounds, Kirk Street
CLINTON
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Monday Evening, Aug. 2nd 1
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Big Parade at 7 p.m.
Best Decorated Float — Best Decorated Bicycle or Tricycle•
BINGO - GAMES - DRAW - DANCING
Car Draw at 1 1 :59 p.m.
'Proceeds for Building Fund
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Notice
To all property owne 1
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County of Huron Under the Weed Control Act •o
all noxious weeds must be destroyed.
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You are hereby notified that all weeds must be
destroyed on or before August 5th, 1954. After
that date, steps wi.Il be taken in accordance with the
Weed Control 'Act.
Wr . R. Dougall,
Weed lir-vector,
County of Huron.
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ZURICH ITERAL
Mr and Mrs Wm. Dempster an
family of Toledo, Ohio, visited wit
Mr and Mrs. Louis Rader, Mr an
Mrs. Oscar Miller and xVlr and Mrs
Alvin Rader, bringing Reith Rade
home.
Mrs. R. Taylor of New York, Mrs
Thos. BeII and Mrs. Chas. Stephen a
Exeter were callers on Mr and 'Mrs
Leonard Schenk, Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Wendel ,Gamble and
Gary of London, spent the week -e*
with Mr and Mrs L. H. Rader.
Mr and Mrs Garnet Weiberg and
family of Waterloo spent the week-
end with their parents, Mr and Mrs
Fred Weiberg and Mr and Mrs. L.
H. Rader.
'Mr and Mrs Milton Webb, Judy
and Bob, accompanied by Mrs. Letta
Taylor and Anne spent the week -end
at Sauble Beach.
Misses Carol Webb and Mabel.
IVIeCall of Vest Lorne enjoyed 'a
boat trip to North Bay, Haltburllon
and Sudbury.
Miss Carol Webb returned to
London after two weeks' vacation.
l\fr and Mrs Earl •Guenther., a
companied .by Mr and Mrs Ed .stelck
spent a very pleasant time with the
Rennie Sisters in honor or their
sister, Mrs. Arthur Stelek and dau-
ghter of Vancouver, B.C., at the
Ramie "Trees" cottage, Grand Bend
Had Reunion.
The Fraser -Rumford reunTcn heid
their annual picnic this year at the
home of Mr and Mrs Emil Becker on
Sunday, July 25, with 25 present.
Following dinner and games the offic-
ers for next year were appointed:
Next dear's picnic will be held the
last Sunday in July in Stratford
Park.
"Tis. L. Piefer spent the week -end
in T .o' don with her sister and husb-
and, Mr and Mrs. David Baird. On
Sunday she attended a Werner' fam-
ily picnic at Spring+bank.
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Clearing Auction Sale
Of Farm, Farm Stock and Invite.
Ments on Lot 19, Con. I, Stanley
Township.. Half mile north of
Brucefield, on No. 4 Highway, en
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 4th.
At1p.m.
Livestock — 7 Durham and Hare -
ford cows from 3 to 7 years old,
fresh and recently fresh, some re -
bred to Hereford. 125 Hybrid pullets
3 months old; 50 young geese.
Machinery, — 1 Allis Chalmers all
crop Harvester, with bagger, bin,
scourer, cleaner, pickup, straw spr-
eader, all grass screens. Used one
season; 1 Allis Chalmers W. G.
Tractor, fully ,equipped; Allis Chal-
mers W D Tractor, fully equipped,
used one season; 1, 10 -ft. Fleury
+Bossel Packer, like new; 1, 104t Allis
Chalmer side rake, power take off, ori
rubber; 1 John Deere 17 -disc drill,
Ian rubber, ,(like new), 1 3-sectien
spring tooth harrows; 1, 5 -section tit
diamond harrows, or 8 section; 1 .AI -
lis Chalmers tractor disc, hydraulic
controlled; 1, 3 -furrow hydraulic
Allis 'Chalmers plow; I1 Fleury Bis-
sell '2$orrow drag plow; G.M.C. 2 -
ton truck, 1946 model 'with new mot-
or, stock rack platform, box for
'grain; 1, 5 -ft Rotary Disc; all -steel
rubber tired wagon, new tires; rub-
ber tired wheelbarrow; garden scuf-
fier, 27/ bush. of No. 1 alfalfa seed,
•2 bush. of red clover, 2 bush. of tim-
othy seed; electric Renfrew cream
separator (new); stoneboat (good),
cedar posts, 2 -ton of fertilizer 3-18.9
double strength C.I.L. ; 42 -.ft. exten-
sion ladder, 20 ton of baled mixed
hay; electric pail water heaters, 50
ft. of garden hose, new; 1,000 -ft. of
N. 1, 1 -inch spruce lurnfber; 200 -ft.
of snow Tence, 4 -can milk cooling
vat; forks, shovels, blocks, chains,
ropes, ,anal other articles.
Farm -- 100 acre farm, snore or
less, on No. 4 Highway; half mile
north of I3rueefleld. 90 acres of
choice 'workable land, remainder pas-
ture, well drained; good water sup-
ply; 8 room house, well equipped;
bank barn, 2 car garage, 'implement
shed; Hydro throughout.
Terms ,Chattles 'oasis; farm 10
10% down, balance in 30 days, re-
serve bid.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
E. P. Chesney, Clerk.
Gordon Turner, Proprietor.
Thursday, July 09, 1954
Face The Facts
The Family needs income most in
the 'years following the death of
wage-earner, while the' children are
growing.
Let's talk "Family Income," the
low-cost protection plan than appeals
to thousands of people throughout
the country—your neighbours and
mine.
T. Harry Hoffman
NORTH AMERICAN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
A Mutusti Company
Phone 70-W Dashwood, Ont.
-- All Profits for Policyholders
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WILLBEHELD ON EAST SIDE OF THE
Community Centre Zurich
ON
Civic Holiday -Monday, Au!.,0 2nd
1954. AT 8:00 P.M.
ENTERTAINMENT, GAMES AND DANCING!
VAUDEVILLE SHOW CONSISTS OF:
GROK, the Musical Comedy Clown, playing of freak instruments,etc.
JACK FISHER, outstanding baratone, featured on radio Sta. WJR.
MARY McGEE, popular Soprano from Windsor, sing'g with J. Fisher
SALLY GEIER, American National Baton Twirling Champion, feat-
uring the twirling and juggling of lighted gasoline torches.
SHEILA BRENIE, Queen of the Accordion, Detroit TV Starlet, Etc.
And other outstanding Acts. Hugh Simpson, Master of Ceremonies.
FREE . FREE FREE -- Children Admitted Free. Also entitles
them for a Ticket on a Draw for a Bicycle. Child must be present
Show, Bingo and Games of Chance- Outdoors. Dancing in Commun.
ity-Centre - Desjardine's Orchestra
ADMISSION - ADULTS - 50 Cents
Entire Proceeds For Lions Welfare Work
(In case of Rain, Frolic will be held in the Arena)
ZURICH JUNIOR BAND IN ATTENDANCE
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