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D A S H W 000 Mr and Mrs Edgar Restaumeyer and
oath) HGperoft of Welland, who Edward vacationed at Bracebridge,
To Niagara Falls, etc.
0PeIllk the summer with his gxandMr and Mrs" Clarence Pepperr o
•fit 1VxsT3operoft returned homef
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Duro
new io
puts money in your Pocket
If you've ever wished for a running
water system—how's the time to install
one. We've cut our prices lower than
ever before on Duro Pumps. Now we
can install a Duro with even greater
savings than this economical duality
pump has offered in the past. And when
you buy a Duro, you've bought the best
pump by far. Gone are the days of water
failure due to mechanical breakdown.
The top quality Duro delivers thousands
of gallons of pater for a few pennies.
Fits in a minimum amount of space and
is so silent you can hardly hear it. There's
always ample water with a Duro.
Call or come in anytime, we'll be glad to
give you an estimate on a complete
water' system including—pump, tank,
pipe, kitchen and bathroom fixtures;"
taps in all farm buildings and the cost
of installation.
FOR SALE BY
STADE & WEIDO
Zurich - Ont.
EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO. LIM NADA
ED
LONDON
20-34 Jackson St. W, Hamilton, Ont.
BRANCHES ACROSS CANADA
Stratford were Sunday guests to Mr
and Mrs Wm Wein
Mr and Mrs Allan Faulhafer of,
Kitchener visited her Mather, John
Bender, Sunday.
Miss Lois Gaiser of London, spent
the week -end with her mother here.
NOTICE
POR RENT — 3 -room Cottage,
has running water and toilet. — Karl
Decker, Zurich. 4t*
STRAYED
Unto my premises, Blind Line;
Hay Township. a Hereford heifer`
.alf, 1 -year or under. Owner can 1 0
have same by proving property and •
paving expenses. — Henry Claus us 0
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ZLAkigH HERiALD
Thursday, September 2nd, 1954
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CATTLE BREEDERS
For artificial insemination at its
bent for all breeds call the Waterloo
Cat'tle Breeding Association between
7:30 and 10:00 a.m. on week days
and 9:RO on Sundays. Phone collect
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Clinton
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TOWNSHIP OF HAY
TENDERS ten" *411NICIPAL
nRATNS
I SEAT FT) TENDERS. addressed to
the 'Undersigned, will ho received un-
til 6 p.m.
;MONDAY" 'SEP E,MnrR 14 1964
For the construction of the following
Drains
1—SCHIWALM MUNICTPA.L DRAIN
approx. 4,500 lin. feet of open ✓
drain. 2.980 cu. yards.
2—ALDW OR'TH H U N T CUP A.
DRAIN, approx. 6.200 aids feet of
nnen drain, 5,370 cu.
"hens and ispecifications may be
^'n aril tender forms obtained at
th^ nffice of the undersigned.
\ r" vtif ed cheque for 10% of the
amount of the bid must accompany
leach tender.
Lowest o•• any tender not necess-
arily accepted.
i C. P. Corbett, P. Eng.
Consulting Engineer,
L;iean, Ontario.
H. W. iBrokens&4e, Clerk,
Hay Township 'Office,
Zurich, Ontario.
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Guardians of Your Power System
Ontario Hydro generating and 11111
transformer stations are manned by —�
skilled operators, who supervise
and operate the equipment that
generates and sends electricity
on its way to you. Day and
night they keep a constant
check on the demand for
power and the amount
available, helping to guide
and co-ordinate the continuous
flow of energy to all parts of
Ontario to help maintain her
growth and prosperity ... low-
cost dependable power that
means a brighter future for us all.
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A Day of Laughter!
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SUNDAY, SEPT. 5TH.
PARADE
3 Bands! Beautiful Girls
Decorated Cars!
LIONS CLUB
BEAUTY CONTEST
$50.00 in Prizes
(Enter Sunday)
2 O'CLOCK
Horses!
2:30 P.M. CONCERT ON THE BEACH
NEIL McKAY and ORCHESTRA
featuring
OUTSTANDING ENTERTAINERS .
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
PUPPY RAFFLE
(Cocker Spaniel)
Draw to be made at Midnite Dance
Join the Parade With Your Saddle Horse
PRIZES $20 - 15 $5
(Stabling arranged for the day )
A day of real fun and amusement for you and
your whole family!
SPONSORED JOINTLY AS A GOODWILL GESTURE BY
LIONS CLUB, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, CANADIAN
LEGION AND LAKEVIEW CASINO ,.•.0,`,'
MIDNI'TE DANCE— (feature)
The Last Dance of Season 1954
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ONTARIO HYDRO AT WORK FOR YOU AND YOURS
Information concerning Ontario Hydro can be obtained by writing to your Hydro Chairman,
620 University Avenue, Toronto.
DO YOU KNOW?
That the combined power re-
quirements of Ontario Hydro's
customers have doubled in the
past 10 years ... increasing from
2,348,500 HP in 1943 to a total
of 4,675,200 HP in 1953.
Ontario Bean Festival
Labour Day, Sept. 6th
HENSALL COMMUNITY PARK
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Afternoon Ball Game
'HENSALL and CLINTON OLD TIMERS
Officially opened by Mr. James Garner of Ontario
Department of (Agriculture
BEAN SUPPER .from 4:30 to 7: p.m.
Bean Supper from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Exhibits and display in Arena
EXHIBITS and DISPLAYS IN ARENA
Admission — 75 cents and 25 cents
STREET DANCE AT NIGHT
Harry Norris and his Orchestra
SPONSORED BY HENSALL KINSMEN CLUB
Saving money • • . and writing cheques
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the many advantages of a Curtex'zt accorxtzt.
The money you leave in a Savings account
earns interest, and your bank book gives you
an up-to-date, continuing record of your
financial progress. If your funds are active,
with frequent deposits and withdrawals, a
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a monthly statement, together with
your cancelled cheques—useful as receipts
and a ready reference for budgeting,
bookkeeping and other purposes,
THE BMOCS SERVING YOUR: COMMUNITY
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NIIN61161•11s
St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
Mr and Mrs Leon Bedard and
daughter 'Marion ; Mrs. Pete Geoffroi
• and Mr. Michael Masse motored to
London on Saturday last.
Mr and Mrs Henry WikIs and
family, formerly ofGrand Bend,
moved on Saturday last in Mr. Max
Geoffrey's house on the 15th Con.
We welcome them to our community
We are nearing the end of vacat-
ion for the year. That was noticeable
the past week -end; fewer cars were
on this Blue Water Highway, due
perhaps to disagreeable weather or
perhaps to disturbance in the em-
ployment program, that which adds
greatly for when money is scarce
among the laborers; it cuts clown
commercial trade tb a low ebb. then
money tightens up with alt crosses.
This is not intended to be an accurate
prediction, it is only as we see'tihings.
We read in the paper last week
that the publishers of the Herald are
taking off a week in early September
for their annual vacation. There are
no one 'connected with (business who
dlosen't deserve a ,break once a year
in the open air than publishers do;
after .being on the tick, tack for a
'year, putting articles ' together on
his .paper trying to avoid mistakes.
Which could at times be a grrevance
to his readers, or perhaps be displeas-
ing to them; all that summed to-
gether forms a tedious task on an
Editor. And there are no better ways
for him and his staff to get out and
forget home litfe;; so with this in
mind we wish you a pleasant :noitday;
safe return, and much benefit receiv-
ed from it.
Our worthy St. Joseph and Blue
Water Area Corr. and his care are
also taking,off for two weeks to vis-
it with theirchildren in Windsor and
ID'i o t, 0,-...c1also t, with relative:: ^ '1
friend;,
MUCH
GLITTERING HORSE SHOW
Tuesday to Saturday, at 7:30 Ia,m,
Saturday Matinee at 1:30 p.m,
Special Attraction
Dressage High School Horses
Tickets $100
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EXCITING HARNESS RACING
Wednesday to Saturday
Afternoons
16, 22, 24, 25, 28, 30, Class Paces,
2 and 3 -year old Futurity Paces
and Trots. Grandstand
FAMOUS DANCING WATERS
This world attraction is featured
on this year's Midway. Over
1,500,000 people viewed thiel ve,.
usual show at Radio City Music
Hall. xa
New rides, new shows!
IRISH IP" -
11'S DAREDEVIL
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monday and Tuesday Afternoons
Only -.in front of the grandstand,
lthierica's outstanding Thrill Show
presents a display of daredevil
driving, which will leave yost
gasping.
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GRANDSTAND PERFORMANCES
Each afternoon and evening, eight
lop vaudeville acts entertain. In
addition, each evening, George
Hamid presents the "Grandstand
Follies", featuring the Disappearing
Water Ballet.
CHAMPIONSHIP CATTLE SHOWS
(Holstein and Jersey)
No finer cattle shows exist than
the champion Holstein and Jersey
Shows conducted at the Westgm
Fair. See Canada's finest cattle on
display.
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SQUARE DANCE COMPETITION
Each evening, square dance cont•
petitions for sets from Canada
and U.S.A. will be held. On Sour..
day evening, the Grand Champions
will be declared. Watch you'
favourites.
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HANDICRAFT DISPLAYS
Greater emphasis: has been placed
on handicrafts and art displays,
Many new and amazing crafts and
hobbies will be seen.
CHILDREN'S MIDWAY
Ever a favourite, the kiddies' mid.
way with its many miniature rides
will be back to thrill the youngsters
and amuse the adults.
EXHIBITS AND COMMERCIAL
DISPLAYS
One day at the Fair won't be
sufficient to see Canada on display
— an outstanding showing of
Canadian products and services
Advance Tickets on Sale at
WillertI s Snack Shoppe,
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