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lir and Mrs Ervin Rader and tarn-
aly attended a Patterson family pie -
at the home of Mr and Mrs. Gar-
net Patterson, Blue Water Highway,
Int Sunday, August 15th.
Zfaanes Wendell Rader, infant son
^ell Mr and Yfrs Elmer Rader, was
Iheptised in Zion Lutheran church by
Zv, Louis Higenell Sunday, Aug. 10.
and Mrs Wendel parable of Lon-
don were sponsors,
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Visitors with Mrs Bertha Hayter
were her three daughters and famil-
ies; Mr and Mrs Jim Beavis and Bar-
bara of Detroit; Mr and Mrs Joe
Bruce of Windsor; Mr and Mrs John
Snyder of Brantford.
Mr and Mrs Wendell Gamble and
Gary of London spent the week -end
with Mr and Mrs L. H. Rader.
Miss Susan Bartliff of Clinton is
holidaying With her aunt and uncle,
Ir and Mrs Addison Tiernan.
Celebrater 70th Birthday
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GRAND BEND
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— DANCING NIGHTLY
McKAY'S ALL-STAR ORCHESTRA
Monday thro' Friday 9:30 to 12:30; Saturdays 9 to 12
Concert On the Beach Every Sunday Evening
August 22nd — FOREST BRASS BAND
RURAL DAY — WED. AUGUST 25th,
Speeches by Members of Parliament
and Department Representatives
at 1:30 p.m.
from the NEW BAND STAND on the BEACH
Lakeview Casino Picnic Hall on the beach open for
the occasion - bring your lunches.
STOP! THINK!
What Does Life Hold For You?
Paul said - For me to live is Christ. Phil 1 :21.
Love not the world neither the things in the wortd.
If any man love the world, the love of the
Father is not in him. •
For all that is in the world, the lust of the flesh, and
the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life, is
not of the Father, but is of the world.
And the world passeth away, and the lust thereof;
but He that Doeth the Will of God abideth
for ever. — I John 2: 15-17.
GOLDEN RULE GOSPEL MESSENGER
Box 50, R. R. 1 Zurich, Ontario
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Three Television Sets and Two Bicycles
Drawn Saturday, September.18th
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Special non -admission coupon attached
to each strip of Advance Sale tickets
must reach Western Fair Association by
930 p.m. Sept. 13th, 1954, to be eligible
for opening night awards.
Only Advance Sale Ticket Holders. are eligible'.
for prizes valued at over $7,500, including
the three 1954 cars above.
fiCkeiS f $1 0 0 Each
or tickattilliF
— adult or two children
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GUTTERING HORSE SHOW
championship HOLSTEIN & JERSEY SHOW
FARM MACHINERY DISPLAYS
CONKLIN'S FAMOUS MIDWAY
HARNESS RACING
SQUARE DANCE COMPETITION
EXHIBITS GALORE
SEM% 13 Tt 8 ILO T.
W, D. JACKSON, Manager
Al NANCE TICKETS ON SALE AT
WILLERT'S SNACK SHOPPE
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'Thirty-five members of Mr. L. IL
Rader's family .gathered at his borne
on Thursday Aug. nth on is 70th
barthday. After an emoyable get to-
gether with birthday .cake, ete,,
in Rader read a short address and on
behalf the children ,and grandchild-
ren. Elmer Rader iresented him with
a folding lounging ,chair. Mr. Rader
made an appropriate reply.
Horticulture Award
Mr and Mrs Ivan Taylor (Dorothy
Rader) of )Waterloo were awarded
second prize for their garden by the
Waterloo Horticultural Society. • It
was a complete surprise when 'their
name appeared in the paper as they
were away 'when their .garden was
judged. Many will remember the fine
flowers. Dorothy used 'to have When
she aived in Dashwood.
St. Joseplrik Blue Water Area.
Mr and Mrs Dominique Geoff.ol
of St. Joseph motored to Goderich
ion Sunday where they visited with
Mr .and 'Mrs Harold Simon of that.
town,
Miss Leatitia Ducharme of Brecia
Hall, ' London, is spending a two week
vacation with her parents on. this B.
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ZURICH _HERALD
Water Highway.
Mrs, Daniel Bedard and Mrs. 0' -
Connor of Courtwriglit were visitors
with Mrs. Veteline Ducharme of this
Highway.
Mr and Mrs Filbert Denomme of
Tilbury spent a week's vacation with
;Mr and Mrs Leon Bedard ana other
friends and relatives.
Campers along the lake the past
week found the going not so preas-
ant, and many during the week -end
packed grip and baggage •and pre-
sumably pulled out to a more ravor-
ouble .clime tlo spend the balance of
their vacation. It is true the past
two years. have been ctrsagreeable
ones, not only to campers, but all
felt the disturbance of the universe,
and of which no one has ,controll off.
!But in the face of it all we nave
much to, be thankful for, living in a
land of plenty, a land of peace and
a land with a very promising future
for the generations to come. So let
us not be too touchey about little
obstacles that ,may flare in our way
once in a blue moon, but rather let
us accept them as .devin,e gifts, and
as a lesson to improve our ways of
living.
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If you run short of water ia the late
summer on your farm, you can probably
cure the trouble for good with
well-placed farm pond,
Built ;where h will catch the,s, ring
'run-off, Your farm pond wcnirdl r6vide
ready supply of drinking water tor
your cattle and a useful reservoir in times
of drought. It's a boon to any type
of farming, as many Canadian farmers
have already discovered.
Don't let a shortage of ready cash delay
this or,any other farm improvement
that will make your farm a better farm.
Discuss your needs with your local
B of M manager. He'll gladly tell you
what a Farm Improvement nil
Loan can do for your
g
farm — bow it can boost
your profits and save
you time and work.
TO 2 X11110N 55'A�/AMS
FIL — the fixer ...
his full name is
Farm Improve-
ment Loan. Give
him a chance to
help fix up your
farm ...he's eco-
nomical, conven-
ient, versatile. He
can =do almost
anything in mak-
ing your fdrm a
better farm.
BANK OF MONTREAL
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Zurich Branch:
Hensel]. Branch:
CARL SCOTT, Manager
KENNETH CHRISTIAN, Manager
Crediton Branch: RAYMOND KING, Manager
(Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday)
, Dashwood (Sub -Agency): dpeg Mon., Wed. & 'Fri.
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RICING WITH CANADIANS IN
EVERY WALK OF
LIFE SINCE 1817
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Western Ontario's Newest Farm Day
Grand Bend
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Special Rural Play Day for
Huron, Lambton and Middlesex
ug. 25th
3 ig Tri -County
Sports ourneys
On Grand Bend School Athletic Field
Admission : — Adults 5 Oc.
Children 25c
14,4,04,4hINP,Mo,
AlluStar Softball
All-Star Team from Each County
Preliminary 10 A.M. Finals 2 P.M.
Sponsored by Your Local Dealer of
Massey - Harris - Ferguson
Horse Shoe T
urney
Watch Crack Doubles Teams Throw
Eliminations Start 10 A.M. Finals in Afternoon
Sponsored by
O'Keefe's Brewing Co. Ltd.
Tug 0' War Contest
Picked Teams from Each County
Preliminary 11:30 A.M. Final 4 P.M.
gponsored by
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Your Local Co-Ope
ENJOY FUN AT GRAND BEND
Swim - Picnic - Boat and Midway Rides
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REAL ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
Valuable Farm Property to be off -
wed by Public Auction on the prem-
ises, Lot 19, S.B. Concessfon, Hay
Township; 1% miles east of Dash-
wood; 6 miles west of Exeter, on No.
83 Highway. The undersigned Auct-
ioneer is instructed to sell by Public
Auction on
TUES. EVE., AUGUST 31st.
At 7 o'clinok, p.m.
Real Estate Consists of 100 acres of
good Farm Land, on which is situat-
ed a well built large Barn and Straw
shed in new state of repairs; also
large implement shed; garage and
hen house; white solid brick dwelling
'house. This is an ideal farm in
every way, a wonderful location;
choicest of farm land; well drained,
and. fenced; never failing well; all
tillable land, and is in a high state of
cultivation. If interested, inspect
this farm before day of sale. .
TERMS of Real Estate — 10 per
cent on day of Sale. Balance in 30
days. Sold subject to a reasonable
reserved bid.
Edward Beaver, Hilda Matthews,
Executors for the Estate of the late
Charles Beaver.
Alvin Wolper, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE .-r)
Of Household Effects, in the
VILLAGE OF HENSALlik
On
SATURDAY, AUGUST 21st, "
At 1.30 p.m.
Clare Jewel 'Combination Electrio
stove (like new) ; Frigerdaire refrig,
erator, kitchen table, 12 kitchera
chairs, 2 arm chairs, 2 kitchen side.
boards, oak dining room suite, table
chairs and China cabinet, man rofl
-top desk; couch, cabinet radio, rock.
ing chairs, small tables, occasional
chairs, walnut antique sofa, fern
stand, coal oil heater, Alaninister
rug 9x12' (like new) ; 3 rugs, scatter
mats, sewing machine . quilt chest,
&Jest of ,drawers; 3. 'fur/usher! be&
roioms including spare beds, mattres.
ses, feather ticks, wash stands, toilet.
sets, 4 -poster rope bed; 1 room of
antique ,curios including Ox
fire place tongs, iron kettles, sprnn-
ing wheel 3 muzzle loading guns;
Dulcimer musical instruanent and
other articles. Dishes, China kit.
ellen utensils, rubber tired 'Ia'wn
mower, garden tools, carpenter tools,
sealers, tubs, ladies side .saddle, step
ladder, lawn horse, and other area- .
les too numeroug to mention.
Terms—Cash
Clerk, E. P. Chesney.
Proprietress, Miss Mary Fee.
Auctioneer, Harold jaekson.
Jttt think of what that means to you! No more
annoying drips . . . no more wasteful leaks . . .
no drip stains to scour away . . no more washers
to change. What's more, Magic Action Fittings
and Magic Line Accessories won an award
from the National Industrial Design Council
for form, function, originality, good value and
consumer acceptance.
A matched set of Magic Action faucets for
basin, bath, shower and kitchen sink will go
a long way to make yam bathroom look
better . . and they cost no more than ordinary
taps. Come in and see our full line of EMCO
plumbing equipment,
20 - 34 Jackson St. W.
Hamilton Ontario,
EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO., LIMITED
LONDON CANADA
FOR SALE BY:
T3-54 STADE & WEIDO
Zurich - Ontario