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Notice
The Business of
HERBERT K. E1LBER
CREDITON — ONT.
HAS BEEN PURCHASED
BY
BELL & LAUGHTON
BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS
Exeter Ontario
AL3., DOCUMENTS AND VAULT CONTENTS HAVE BEEN
REMOVED TO THE OFFICE . OF BELL Is LAUGHTON
EXETER. THE EXEMITORS.
H RBT K. EMBER ESTATE
NEW!
CALVES
USE
.revenuer
TABLETS
Give at Birth
STOPS
Scours, Etc.
MASTITIS
Get
GARGETEX
and
Keep the Cows
MILKING!
Middleton's Drug Store at
Hensall, Ont. Ph. 20
NOTICE
Anyone wishing to have their cattle
sprayed with Warblcide contact Bill
Watson, Dashwood. Phon 37 r .19.
Auto For Sale
For Quick Sale, A 1950 Chev.
,Sedan, very good ,condition, : f2mily
Owned. 26;0,00 n311eage. New .tires.
Apply to.Asa Stec -Me,' R.R. 2, Zurich;
Phone Hensall, 698 r 12. c
WANTED
Reliable man as Dealer in Town -
Ships Hay, Stephen and ;McGillivray.
t` cperience not necessary. A fine
orivortuinity tri-:stepinto• old- profit-
able business where Rawledgh Prod-
ucts have beensold for years. Big
profits. Productsfurnished on credit
Write Rawleigh's. Dept. L-458-163,
Montfeal, P. Q.
FOR SALE
A. Hereford Bull, a year old, Reg-
istered. Apply to Percy. Willert, Ph.
94 r 10. 2t*
age, and with the gift of ability to
take their places in the highest pos-
itions of society. They will be enter-
ing on the 8th day of December this
year, that they may be entrants of
the (Marion year.
If they would accept the honor, it
would 'be in order, if one or more of
the parish societies 'would get to-
igether and give them a parish recep-
tion in the parish hall. Perhaps not
in many ,generations such an event
willoccur again. It is an honor for
this parish and we should get to-
gether and show them lour respect,
RETURNS ARE UP
The Huron •County Christmas Seal
Campaign total as of Nevember 29th
period (first two weeks of sale) in
1953 $11,946.80. •
SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
The University of Western Ont-
ario announces the following Huron
County Scholarship's of $100 each.
William A. Andrews, Clinton; Barb-
ara Gaunt, Belgrave. Huron County
Bursaries of $100. each. to: Kenneth
Arkell, R. 2, Bayfield; Beth Boyn, R
E. 2, Walton; Leslie Leitch, Goderich
Helen Machan, Wingharn; Shirley
Campbell, Biluevale.—A. H. Erskine,
Huron County Clerk.
St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
Those who motored to Windsor
and Detroit on Friday last were, Mrs.
(rank Denomme, Mrs. Wm. Duch-
arme Jr„ Miss Loretta Ducharme,
Miss Bridget Laporte and Mr. Mattew
Denomme, returning to their tomes
on Sunday.
air and ;Mrs Leonard Jeffrey of
Goderich were Sunday visitors on the
Z.W.H. and also in the Blake dist-
rict.
Mr. A. Cumming of Wingharn was
a week -end visitor in the old Beaver -
town neighborhood. The object of his
visit has not as yet been disclosed,
but presumably was a :prospecting
tour.
Mr and '.Mrs Lenard Masse of Lon-
don were. Sunday visitors at the home
of the latter's parents on the B.W.
I3ighway, also on the .Bronson line
'way.
Mr and .Mrs Victor Hartman of the
Goshen Line south, were last Sun-
day visitors with Mr and Mrs. Avila
Ducharme of the B'WH.
The Catholic Womens' League are
busy of late snaking preparations for
the Bazaar to be held in this Parish
Dec, llth. All indications are that it
twill be a success. Come and bring
your friends.
Answering the Call!
Two, of amongst the most highly
respected girls in their teen years of
this parish, in the persons of. Bridget
Laporte and Loretta Ducha,rine, after
much deliberating with their nonsel-
+nee have come to the conclusion,
that they ,ire culled to enter info a
religious •or'ter: they have c y'cT.ted to
**••ter the Tirsuli.ne Order or. Nuns,.�.'.,.,� ft.. •+•..t1.,,.. TTP. ., 4...:2i Ch'+t'h•-
p,.,: Botn ^•iris are eighteen yer+rs rrt
ZTJRICH HERALD...
rom the Depths of our beats to
give lean the necessary courage by
OW presence with thea' on tyke eve of
their departure. Regardless of what
will take place, we wish thea' hap-
piness; we wish them peace and con-
tentment of heart 3n their new Ifteld
of labour. (They are• the daughters
of Mr and Mrs. Noel Laporte, ` and
Mr and Mrs. Williaan Duaarme, Jr.
DASHW.0D
Mr and Mas. Lenard-Restemayer
and family, Mr and I1VIrs. Elmer Rader
and family) spent:. • Friday evening
with Mr and MrS Elgin :Bader and
feraniiy,
Miss Ellen Gilbert tof Stratford,
spent the week -pend with her mother
Mrs. •Coustney Burmeister.
Mrs. James Patterson, Mr and Mrs
Ray Patterson and Jimmie of Grand
Bend were visitors with Mrs. Ervin
Bader, Saturday.
Mi and Mrs Donald Restemeyer
and girls of London, spent the week-
end with Donald's father, Mr. Otto
Besteenayer.
The" .books were changed in Dash-
wood Public Library on Monday and
there are now a ,choice assortment.
Trustees Returned to Office. .
The Village Nomination meeting
Waterloo ` Cattle Breeding
Association
WHERE BETTER BULLS ARE USED
Promotional Educationalmeetings will be held
for those in Huron County interested, or who may
become interested in artificial breeding,.
DATE: Tuesday, December 7th, 1954.
Place: Forrester's -Hall, Belgrave at 1 :30 p.m.
Town Hall, Exeter at 8:30 p.m.
Program: Slides and talks with a question and
answer period.
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was held on 11VI,onday, Nov. 29th. The
three trustees, Mr. James Hayter,
Clifford ,Salmon and Harold Weber,
were returned to office by aeclamtat-
iion. They were congratulated on the
fine work they had done during the
past year• with a new fire hall, fire
engine and drains.
Business Men's Club donates .$35
towards a !banquet for the Peewee
and Bantam ball teams.
The Men's Club are very proud
of the junior ball teams with the Pee
Wees winning the W.D., A. A. D.
championship and the Ontario Pee
Wee D. championship. The ,Bantams
won the W.O.A.A. Bantam D. Cham-
Thursday, December 2\5th, 1934
pionship. Officers for 195445 are,
President, Wm. Haugh; 1st Viee-Pref:,
James Hayter; 2nd Vice -(Fres., Mer-
vin Tieman; 3rd vice, Aaron Resta..
znayer; Secy.-Treas, Harry Hayter,.
Attendance and tfemlbership commit,.
tee, Aaron ,Restemayer, Otto W illert:
and Ken McCrae; Finance iCommittee.
Albert Miller, M. Monier and T. }L
Hoffman; Press Reporter, -
Rader; Programme and Entertamm-
ent ,committee, Chas. iSriell, Reinhold';
Miller, Harold Zeller izan, Ervin..
,Schade and Alvin 'Wolper.
The Club is serving a supper for,
the memlbers next Monday= at
elook..
Play Safe!
For dependalble results, it doesn't
pay to "take a chance." Tau take
no ,chance if you depend on Life
Assurance to provide the protection
you and your family need, And the
cast is low. Let me call and explain
more fully. It won't talke long and
you will be under no obligation,
T. Harry Hoffman
NORTH AMERICAN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
A Mutual Company — All Profits for Policyholders
Phone 70-W Dashwood, Quit,
froythiies Ike ntime!
55 DODGE
BIGGEST CAR IN. THE. LOW-PRICED FIELD
More than a foot longer, inches wider and'lower—years ahead
in inspired styling—new in everything. but name—that's the
daring, new Dodge for '55! You'll sense aiew trend in motorcars
in ifs long, slim lines and Olean, taut surfaces that give it
an exciting` "eager -for -action' look. Inside, intriguing new
interior fabrics live in perfect harmony with exterior colours—
and literally breathe richness and luxury.
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There's'a dramatic power story, too, for the '55 Dodge offers
a great new V -S and two dynamic 6's. And eager Dodge power,
responsive to your slightest command, can be harnessed to
PowerFlite*, finest •of all automatic transmissions.
Learn the whole exciting story—see the daring new Dodge
on display at your Dodge -De Soto dealer's now.
*PowerFlite, power steering, and power brakes are
optional at moderate extra cost on Mayfair,
Regent, and Crusader models. Power window • .
lifts and power seat are also available on
Mayfair and Regent models at extra cost,
V8andfP
New Horizon full -wrap windshield
differs from ordinary wrap-arounds
because it wraps around at top
corners where you really need it, as
well as the bottom. There's full
vision from every point of view.
Gently sloping rear deck, extended
fender dine, and recessed taillights accen-
tuate the car's low, graceful silhouette.
Front seat of two -door
models folds 1 -2/3
allows easy entrance or
exit without disturbing
front seat passengers.
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PowerFlite* Flite Control
lever, a new styling treat-
ment, is now mounted on
instrument panel.
Follow the crowds
CRUSADER
REGENT
MAYFAIR V-8 or b
Manufactured in Canada by Chrysler Corporation of Canada, Limited
attend the b +q ANNOUNCEMENT PARTY at your DODGE -DE SOTO dealer's!
Hensall RAW Sales
Phone 31
THOMAS COATS, Proprietor
LEN. McNNIGHT, Sales Representative