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U Cir A 1.1111 ,•x ; =' i, sdaYs 3nite 9rt14 1955
Four reason. AN 4. jai";
NEW 3 point I',ck':
SPRAMOTOR S P RA YE
Con be readily mounted Ito
five minuh`i: by ono mai➢.
Two types of pumps available —
pressures up to 250 lbs. and
pressures up to 60 Ibis,
Take your choke of two booms 21 feet
or 30 feet with double swing bock action
and row crop attachment.
Completely mode hi Canada
by Spramotor Ltd.,
London, Ontario
LEN SARARAS
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE
PHONE 77 r 11
"My Ontario"
"The creaming turbulence of
rock -girt rivers, the serene
quiet of jewel-like lakes
guarded by sentinel pines.
Aye, that is MY Ontario, the
Ontario of the angler, where
trout — speckleds, browns,
rainbows come fast, fat
and fighting. Really,
Paradise wasn't lost, it's here
in Ontario".
Bob Turnbull
b Turnbull, leading
authority on Ontario's
outdoors, knows from
happy experience what his
own richly -endowed
rrovince offers the holiday
seeker.
This summer the open
road beckons every
4'Itario family to enjoy
the best holiday ever—
.ght here in Ontario.
Rates are reasonable at
resorts ... there are
More than a thousand to
choose from. Pleasure
opportunities abound.
Send in the coupon
below for valuable
Information.
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ONTARIO TRAVEL, ROOM 174,
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TREASE SEND ME A FREE ROAD MAP AND
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Ontario Department of Travel & Publicity
Hon, Louis P, Cecile, Q.C., Aligner
ZURICH, ONT..
FOR QUICK SALE
Registered Hereford (Bulls fo
sale—Lloyd Etue, Zurich. 2tc
FOR SALE
Choice Clipper seed Beans Orv-
ille Taylor; Phone 68 r 23, Hensallt.
Ont.
FOR SAL.(';
A number of York Sows due to
farrow in May. Apply to Stanley
Sauder, Phone 941.22, Zurich 2tc
STRAYED
From .by premises, Parr Line, a
white pig about 70 -lbs. Finder notify
Stewart Blackwell, Ph. 88r3 Zurich.*
9' OST
A black Collie Dog, bobtail' will
answer to name "Bobbie". Notify
Chas. Rau, R. R 2, Zurich. 1t*
Going to Indiana
Mr and Mrs Ralph Krueger and
family of Hyde Park are moving to
Bloomington, Indiana. in September
where the former will do postgradu-
ate work in Indiana . University.
Ralph. who graduated with his B.A.
from U.W.O. in 10fi:2:: .will receive
his M.A. in Geography'at the convo-
cation exercises on June 4th. In
the past year Ralph has won several
awards. He won the 3300 McIntosh
Prize for highest standing in his final
year in Geography. and the Canadian
Association of C*eoaramhers' Prize
for lis thesis on ti'ban Blight. He
is going to Indiana on an assistant-
shi.p. He will be doing part time
teacihing, at the. University while
working on his Ph. D. degree.
Celebrate .Anniversary
Mark 50 Years
Mr and Mrs Joseph txetinas of
Zurich celebrated their Golden Wed-
ding Anniversary on May 23rd. Their
marriage was performed at St.
Peter's church, Drysdale on May 16,
fifty years ago. Rev. Father D.
Monaghan celebrated high mass in
their honour and two of the altar
boys were their grandsons; Mr. Den
piss Corriveau of
Kinkora and Mr.
Joseph Gelinas of London.
A family dinner was served at the
Community Centre, Zurich, and Mas-
ter Leo Dietrich. and Tommy McCann
presented them. with a gold purse.
They have nine children, Harvey!
Claude, Arthur, Mrs. C. Tiede, I
(Phoebe), Mrs. G. Tiede (Grace),
Mozart of Bayfield, Mrs. C. McCann
(Joan), Mrs. Earl Dietrich (Yvonne)
Dashwood, and Mrs. D. Corriveau
(Meryl), Kinkora; Mr. Claude GeI-
inas read the following address:
On May 16, 1005 two people
joined hands before the altar in +St.
Peter's Church, Drysdale: 'Today fifty
years later these two same people are
celebrating their Golden Wedding
Jubilee.
More than the two people who
were 'witnesses to that marriage are
still living. Unfortunately the best
mean at the ,wedding, Leo Gelinas of
Sask., was unable to be with us. How-
ever, we have with us the bridesmaid
Mrs. Oscar Ducharme.
This is a happy day for us and es-
pecially for Mother and Dad. It is a
happy day for them for they have
been faithful to each 'other and have
helped one another through the trials
and difficulties of life.
'Today is also a special day of
Thanksgiving. A. day to thank God
for all the (blessings he has showered
upon won the blessing which helped
you fifty years ago to start out, mar-
riage on the right foot, the blessing
of seeing nine children take their
places in the world, rearing their
families. But today is not only your
day -- it is our day too -- your chil-
dren and your grandchildren. Yt is
our day to thank God for giving us
such wonderful :parents. Only now
when we are raising our own families
do we start to realize the worries you
must have had and the sacrifices you
must have made for us throughout
your lives. We know now that you
must have placed your faith in God
that we would ,grow up to be good
cllnldren.
It would take too long if I tried to
say "Thank You" for all these sa.eri-
faces and acts of hove you made for
us so Ion behalf of the whole family
please accept this little token of our
love. :,"May we say "Thank you" from
the (bottom of our hearts and' may
God Bless you and keep you with us
for .many years to come,
assiteateismanamaiiet
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r.ltp' expert andit' gment offer Irian
moot' &yea import ice to a inge number a
people hi his c mint nity,
:'- is the manager of a branch of one of the
artere d bank.. Behind him a>'e years of trait g 1
various branches as teller, accountant, assistant
manager. Back of him, too, are the special skills
end broad experience of the bank he represents.
Everything he has learned about people, and
business, and sound banking practice is put to work
every day in the service of his customers.
He directs a banking service -centre where a
wide range of banking services, designed for
specific purposes, are available to everyone
in the community.
Of proven ability, tested by years of
practical experience, he is a key man in
the Canadian banking system.
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Only a chartered bank offers ers ra full
range of banking services, including:
PERSONAL LOANS
To finance your personal needs;
repayment in regular instal-
ments from your earnings.
HOME IMPROVEMENT
LOANS
For repairs, alterations
additions to your home.
COMMERCIAL LOANS
For business or industrial firms,
large and small; producers,
processors, retailers—every
type of enterprise.
MONEY TRANSFERS
or By mail, telegram or cable to
anywhere in the world,
THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR. COMMUNITY
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Manufactured tn Canada bp Chrysler
Corporation of Canada, Limited
LUXURY!
This Dodge seat is even wider than that
of many higher priced cars! It's also comfortably
cushioned with foam rubber, and upholstered in
smart, two-tone fabrics. There is more legroom and
more room back of the steering wheel, too.
You also enjoy greater rid-
ing luxury because Dodge
has a "big -car" chassis. It's
all new this year with longer
wheelbase, wider front
tread, wider .rear springs,
and stronger frame.
STYLE!
Style hit of the year is the
dramatic, contrasting colour panel,
now available on sedans and other
Dodge models. Long, low Sportone
styling emphasizes Dodge motion -
design for The Forward Look!
Select the daring new Sportone colour
sweep illustrated here, or a two-tone
contrast between body and roof, or a
beautiful solid tone. You can choose
from a rainbow of fashionable shades
-including brand-new spring colours.
LENGTH! You can be proud of the long, low lines of your new
Dodge—actually bigger and roomier than many cars
costing hundreds of dollars More!
This truly big car measures 12 inches longer
than one leading competitor . 9 inches
longer than another. It's tower, too, for that
rakish, modern look.
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The new Dodge is actually ONE FOOT LONGER than its largest selling competitor!
Eye it, try it ... for a new measure of value!
Here's an ideal car for vacation trips ... as well as for
year-round use. The versatile Dodge Suburban is available
in 2 -door and 4 -door models.
See us now for an extra -good deal on a new Dodge. You
owe it to -yourself to see and drive the beautiful new '55
Dodge before you decide on anycar.
YOUR DODGEDE SATO DEALERS
Hens
UI--M.otor Sales
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Dodge Regent Suburban
Thos. Coats - Proprietor
Len McNight 4 Sales Rept.