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Drive -In Theatre
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5 Miles East of Grand Bend, on
Crediton Road
Thursday, Friday, Sept. 8-9
Curtain Call at Cactus Creek
(Technicolor)
Don O'Connor
Eve Arden
'; aturdays liond:+.y Sept.
Tanganyika
(Technicolor)
Van Heflin
Ruth Ii:oeiin
txesday, Wt :lee:day Sept,
Man With a Million
(Technicolor)
Gregory Peak
berg; Mr and Mrs Gordon Weiberg
of Waterloo with stili and Mrs Fred.
Weisberg and'Mr and Mrs Fred Wei -
berg and Mr 'and Mrs Victor Tyler,
:Vir and Mrs Lloyd Weide and
VIx and Mrs Albert Getz :and Patsy
of Stratford with Mr and Mrs,. Reu-
ben Goetz, -
Mr and Mrs Roy Bender and fam-
ily of Toronto with Mr John Bender
and other relatives.; Miss Luella
Kuntz has returned home after spen-
ding two weeks in Lansing, Mich,
Mr and Mrs Arthur ICo•essel, Nor-
ma of Lan: in„ 'Mich„ and '.Yrfas• Len -
10 -12 sere of Washington, D. C. with Mrs
J. Kuntz and Mr and Mrs Clayton
Pfile. Miss Virginia who spent the
summer here returned home with
them; Mr and Mrs Howard Knipfel
and family of Kitchener, spent Thu-
rsday with Mr and Mrs C. F. Pfile.
Mr and Mrs W. Mcisaac and sons
/3_44 Miss Rose Denomne; Mr and Mrs.
Howard Spear all of Detroit with
Mrs Lucinda 111IeIsaac ; '..lies Gail Sper
returned home after spenurng the
stunner here; Lynn Griffith a.nd
Kathy ';\ler aac returned after vn'at-
ionin' hare; 'Mr and Mrs Glen
Brawn of London with Mr and Mrs
Win. Wein.
Miss Shirley \Vein of Exeter vac- Mr and Mrs David Baird of Load -
atoned last week with her grandp ir- on with .Mrs. Matilda Peifer.
Outs Mr and Mrs Art Willert. Miss Lois Gainer of London; Mrs
Week -end Visitars: Albert See:iach. of •Sebrongville and
Mr., Nelda Routledge of London, ' Ir and •1Irs Bruce Seebach, newly
id Mr an Mrs. and :lire. Melton wed., who left Tuesday to make their
Walper and girls of Ingersoll, with home at Naperville, Ills. with Mrs.
Lr and ?.i:s Philip Fassold. j Caro Geiser, a
Mr anti Mss Ervin Latta of \Vat-. Mr Garnet Wildfong of Sarnia, ,,Ir
' loo with Mr and Mrs Fred Wel-'.and :Mrs Kieth Wildfong and daug'h-
DASHWOOD
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TWENTY YEARS
After• sleeping peacefully for 2.0
years, Rip Van Winkle awoke to a
world vastly different from that
which he had known. Great changes
could enter our lives too — but in
these modern times we and our de-
pendents need fear no sudden awak-
ening to a drastically changed exis-
tence provided our Life Assurance
programme is adequate and up to
date. See me for full information.
trey tipfrimen
NORTH AMERICAN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
A Mutttal Company
All Profits for Policyholders
Phone 70-W Dashwood, Ont.
-40 Welk %V
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If eesou run short of water hi the late
summer on your farm, you can probably
cure the trouble for good with a
well-placed farm pond.
Built where it will catch the spring
run-off, your farm pond would provide a
ready supply of drinking water for •
your cattle and a useful reservoir in times
of drcught. It's a born to any type
of farming, as many Canadian farmers
stave already discovered.
Don't let a shortage of ready cash delay
this or any other farm improvement
that will make yrr.+.r.farm a better farm.
D':.ct;.', your needs with your local
B of M manager. Ile"I,1 tlly tell . 'au
what a Farr I nipre e. ,11f
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Loa•ncan dofor .::li '1$1•.11y1 yj¢�" +ypElidr
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your prof; .. ,
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tux full name is
Tarn Improve-
ment Loan. Give
hint a chance to
help fix up your
farm ... he's eco-
nomical, conven-
i.•:,t, versatile. He
can do almost
a -^;ye ing in mak-
in„ your farm a
Netter farm,
Zurich Branch: CAR1. SCOTT, Manager
Hensall Branch: KENNETH CHRISSTIAN, Manager
Crediton Branch: RAYMOND KING, Manager
(C)pen Tuesday and Thursday) -
lJashwood (Sub -A ent' •) : Open Mon., Wed. & Fri.
"i'1E :PM.
URICH HERALf
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GRAND BEND
We Can Supply You
OF ALL YOUR HUNTING NEEDS. LICENSES, RIFLES,
S1-IOT GUNS, AMMUNITION OF ALL KINDS; CLAY
BIRDS, HAND TRAPS, DUCK DECOYS, DUCK CALLS,
COMPASES, CLEANING RODS, and PATCHES; GUN
BLUING; HUNTING KNIVES, BOOTS, HIP
KNEE BOOTS, WADERS, HUNTING JACKETS
BOWS.. and ARROWS, FISHING TACKLE.
SELECTION FOR SPO•RTSIVIEN.
GIVE US A CALL
Aittff.VRENLat.
OR LACE
and CAPS;
A LARGE
We films running water
now -thanks to the
RudgetPani
Let us install a new Duro Water System and get
all the water you want, instantly, at the turn of a
tap. It costs you only about le per 1,000 gallons.
ONLY 1 . %DOWN
�pq W ?r,� TO
UP TO 18 fi 'sl � �A +...5" PAY
for pump, fixtures tin::i
our installation -charge
Our all-inclusive EMCO BUDGET PLAN
covers your complete system—pump, tank,
pipe, kitchen and bathroom fixtures, taps in
all your buildings and the cost of installa-
tion. You can enjoy the comfort, savings,
leieure and safety of water while you pay
for it.
We will be glad to gi•-e you a free cetimate of the cost of
labour and materials. Phone or come into our shop and
see how really inexpensive running water the DURO way
can be.
ST Iq DE &WEIDO
Zurich
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Ontario
phre Bwass ' o o.. LIE- naited
D-1.55 Rev
ter, Mr Grant Wildfong and Miss
Marion Wildfong with 112sr. Mary
Tiernan.
Decoration Services were held here
at the Evangelical U.B. Cemetery on
Sunday Sept. 4th. Dashwood Baud
provided the music. Rev. W. Krotz
assisted by Rev. Glen Strome, ttif
Crediton officiated. Mr. Harry Hoff-
man read the financial statement. ,
St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
'flickering lights at night, we will miss
their going in and out from Hiediway
to Lake, and in all we will miss; their
'presence for Sunday attendance at
church. On their departure after
Labor Day we wish them the best of
all in their old homes, till their re-
turn. in the summer of 1958,
Many from a distance vi:+ited with
their relatives and friends on this
highway and others over the Iabor
Day holidays, and for most of theme
it will be the last for the year.
Monday, Labor Day, one of the I HENSALL
last important holidays, people tray - Mrs Edna Corbett sold the winn-
eled the highways and by -ways in all • ing ticket for the Cadet Model Vac -
directions, :that they •lay land et atoll •Trailer won by 'Miss Marilyn
their destination. And of course Pollard, on the staff of the Soutb
Labor Day will put an end to sum- Huron itcspital, Exeter; Mrs. Cor -
mer resorting and camping along ',he bett will receive $100.
Lake. It is again, school. days, there- Winners of the gate prize at the
fore that is the rajor cause, and Bean Festival here Monday were Mrs
naturally the most important one; Inez Mel wan of Hensel' ; se•conci and
this Blue Water Hi:he:Ay always had third prize winners went to Denfield
a record for the motor traffic this and Zurich.
hummer and in all we areglad to say Mr William Cleaners'• has taken over
that very few ftccidonts were re- the MMcColl. Frontenac Service Station
ported, and that goes to say that operated by Mr. Legate, who is mov-
those imho travel by auto have • a ing to Windsor this week.
great respect for their fellow ;citizene, Week end guests with Mr and Mrs
and as well for their own safety, This N. E. •Crook were their daughter Ttr.
summer the campers had a long stay Nonina 7+;. J, Hopkinson of Lions
at the cottages and due to the extreme Head. Mrs, E. E, Corlett of Learn -
heat, it made it all the more enjoy- nigton and Mr Gary Corlett of To 17 -
able for them. They say the water onto.
of Lake Huron s warmer then George McAtteer of Sit. Thomas
previous years and they would cool won top honors in the annual Labor
off with an occasional dip, and then Day Registered Shoot of the Flippen
relax on the beach for -a deep skin Gun Club, had :0.0 out of 100 and
tan. Those who live along the Lake won they Kippen Gun Trophy, Pun- i
ore much impressed with the re sorts n.er up for top honors way Harry'
and their conduct, they are a folly Mathers of Irixeter with RR out nrf
i nd respectable pectable gr'nup of people; 100. Dr, .Tim Tarrott London, woe!
i s ein r ail,, .1T , reedy to greet those •17:ig,h in the C (p^ Tl 2t1?wi 'l l rlttilf•. ,
: ho, :i..+ pp?,� Cp".aa'ute go .o11 their"t'v, as high fa the Ir (�l ,cti; `ch
.: a.ile ! .
�t ee,l�, ,'e, oa tta ,;til anis the I5'mith way high hi the A. class,
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Thursday,September 8th, 195:$
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HURON COUNTY
All Huron County Girls, 15 to 25
years of age, from town or country,
are eligible to compete for the title of
Huron County
Agricultural Queen
In a Beauty Contest at
EXETER FALL FAIR •
Wednesday; Sept. 21
DRESS: Skirts and Blouses
PRIZES: ---x$50, $25, and $15.
• Entrit s :must: be �in the hands of
William M•eKenzie, Exeter, by Sattre-
urday Septemlber 17th,
Ellen Marie Love
A.R.C.T.
Teacher of:
Piano •— Theory
ate.
Classes +begin Sept. 10,'55
Studio:
L. Wagner, Res. Appotaitmente
Zurich, Ont. Ph. 99r7, Zurich
FEMALE HELP' WANTED
At once, Good working conditions
Apply at Dominion House, Zurich..
WANTED
FARM — On shares or rent. Apply
to Ilerald Office, Zurich. 2t*
WANTED
MAN for Rawleigh business. Sell
to 1500 families. Write today. -•--•
Rawleigh's Dept. 1 -458 -SA, Montreal,,
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LOST
ENTER NOW
A hound Dog — Finder notifye.
Elgin .3Ic:?' inl'ey, Goshen Line north,
R.R. 1, Zurich.
Hen. all Firemen responded to a filen
at the .1IcCoIl Frontenac station on
the corner of 84 and 4 Highways on
Tuesday horning,. Mitchel Quintin
who live: vent to the a:tation :saw the
flames shooting in the station and
gave the alarm. lir. Larry Legate who
operates the service station stated
that some garbage had caught fire.
It could have proven serious.
The local W. Int:Aitute expect to
resume their program of meetings on
Wed. eve Sept. 14th. There will be
a pot luck supper beginning at 6.30
followed lryl a program. Roll call is
to be answered by A Household
chore my husband does.
Tho Dingo held Saturday the 3rd
spon::ored by the Legion was well
patronized and winner.; were: Mrs.
Wes Veinier, :Bert Wren 2., Bobby
Smale, Mrs R. Y. McLaren, Mrs Ray
Foster, Mrs Johnston, Mrs. Gould,
Mrs Tom Brintnell, Mrs C. Knight, etc
Next •Saturdny the jackpot will be
worth $80.00 in 61 calls.
WANTED
Cleaning lady on' da' a ,,vee7c,
Good wages for right person. Phone
1811 after six o'clock. 2tt
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WANTED
To purchase :i second hand cook•
stove apply to Karl Hxnl:•at, Zuriclr.-
FOR SALE
158ED ITEMS TO CLEAR
1, •2• -burner Elec. heavy duty stove
a.t $ 4O,
1, 1212" Northern Electric: 'i'V in A
1 condition at 05 -
A number of Bicycles all sizes, Cheap
2, 1-4 H.P. Electric Motors
2 used Rifles 1 single, 1 repeater 22
ROLLIE SPORTS & CYCLE
Grand Bend
Monday and Tuesday afternoons
— Col. Jim Eskew's• Rodeo — 100
head of wild horses and cattle —
40 cowboys and cowgirls.
Friday and Saturday afternoons
John Baldwin's Cherokee Ranch
Rodeo will perform 20 exciting
events—stn entirely different show.
Produced fey Geo. A. Hamid & Sons—New Fork. Each ,avenin; .
,'1t 8:15 p.m. Featuring :fie Roxyetfe :ar:Ce;e and 9 eree.i-
`'"p,_., vaudeville acts.
4$ talk ',, '^t. Ce,' 14'.
At the Grandstand Wednesday and Thursday Afternoons.
2 and 3 -year Siandaid ;iced i ...Miry ;aces. Featuring
other class races and light and heavy harness events.
A xr
Many New Shows, New Rides brought to Canada for the
first time. The outstanding attraction of the Midway this,
year will be the Globe of Death from Germany.
, a. xi .F ,,,
Old favourites will ha back at Kiddie Land this year along
with new rides all the children will enjoy. More than 15
Kiddie -Rides.
Tuesday to Saturday at 8:00 P.M. Special Attraction—Captain He'y-r's
Saturday Matinee at 1:30 P,M. High School Horse "Starless Night"
Canada's finest cattle are brez.! in Western Or:aria. And no fly' r shows
exist than the champion Holstein and Jersey Shaws at Or:. Was?: -on
Fair. These are the cattle that are sold all over the va 'cps
EXHIBITS and COMMERCIAL. DISPLAYS . . NANDiCRAFI
and ART DISPLAYS . - . PRIZES . , FLOL1AL DISPLAYS,
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W, D. JACKSON, Manaper
ADVANCED TICK
VVillert's Variety Store
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Zurich, Ont,
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