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St. Joseph & Blue Water Areal
Mr and Mrs Cyril Ducharme who;
lad spent iihe week -end with the'
Hartman and the farmer's parents,
motored to London on Sunday where:
Mr. Ducizarme .was initiated in the
Fourth Degree of the Knights of
Columbus.. After the iniation all the
menllb,ers gathered. at Hotel London,
Where a banquet was given in their
honor.
(Intended for last week)
Oa Sunday last visitors at the home
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ansaa9rr®eew
of ;iir and Mrs Leon Bedard on this
Blue 'Fater Highway were fratn
Stoney Point, Mr and Mrs Rosaire
Queen vielle, the Misses Seanone and
Therese Queenville and sister Marie
Rosario and M, Eugenie of Chatham.
The Queenville family of •Sboney
Point have an different occasions vis-
ited the l3edards, being intimate fri-
ends. From Detroit, Mr and Mrs Roy
Alclrus and family were last Sunday
visitors with 11ir and Mrs. A, Du- -
ebarme of the B.W.H. south.
nce a
NOTICE
REMEMBRANCE DAY, NOVEMBER lith
Has been declared a Holiday in the Township
of Hay, by a motion duly passed by the Council.
It is hoped that the occasion will be fittingly
observed by all residents in remembrance of those
persons who made the supreme sacrifice during
the past Wars. -
The Reeve and Council,
of the Township of Hay.
M....em.
Clerk's Notice
Of First Posting of Voters' Lists for Year
1955
MUNICIPALITY OF HAY TOWNSHIP, COUNTY OF HURON
NOTICE, is hereby given that I have complied with
Section 9 of the VOTERS' LISTS ACT and I have posted
up in my Office, at Zurich, Ontario, on the
5th Day of November, 1955
the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said Municip-
ality at Municipal Elections and that such list remains there
for inspection.
And I hereby call upon all voters to take immediate
proceedines to have any errors or omissions corrected ac,.
cordine to Law, the last day for appeal being the
19th Day of November, 1955
`Dated at Zurich, Ontario, this 5th Day of November, 1955.
H. W. 13ROKENSHIRE,
CLERK OF THE TOWNSHIP OF HAY
ZURICI-# HERALD
Hay and 'Grain —450 ibushie s Due to large sake, selling
Clinton seed oats; 800 bushels tnixedlshaip on time. No reserve
grain; 1700 bales of extra quality i er is giving up farming due
mixed hay; 85 bales straw, interest.
EXTENSIVE
AUCTION SALE
Of valuable Real Estate, High -Class
ffaohinery, Livestock, Hay, Grain,
and Miscellaneous Items. On the pre-
mises, Lot 20,Concession 3, Tucker-
smith 'Township, 4 miles north of
Hansal., on No. 4 Highway, ,or 131
miles north of I{i}ppen and 11A miles
east. The undersigned Auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
Public Auction on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15
+ Commencing at .12:30 p.m. *tarp
+ Real Estate -- Consists of 100
+ acres of dhoice clay loam, in .which
is situated a well-built (brick dwell-
ing with all modern convenien'ees, has
+ new kitchen with built-in cupboards,
large living room and .dept. Upstairs
consists of three bedrooms and three-
piece bath. Full basement and newly
installed .furnace. Also combination
woodshed and garage. .Large "`L" -
r shape barn 32x52' and 28x32.' Ail
' building's in new state of repair; 10
acres of mixed hardwood (bush. Farm
is well 'drained, ample water supnly
+ Convince yourself by inspecting this
fine farm before day of sale. Term
of real estate — 10% on day of
sale; balance in 30 days. Sold subject
+ to a ,reasonable reserved bid. Note--
Terms of Real estate can be arrane-
+ ed with proprietor before day of
sale.
+ Tractor and Farm Machinery --
Ali implements are 'McCormick -Deer -
Y ing and used only one season -
` Deering Super W '4' Tractor't,• 15 -
run double disc fertilizer drill;:pom-
nletely equipped; 3 -furrow Ace0bot-
tnm tractor plow on rubber; 7-fstiif
to-th cultivator; 4 -bar side delivery
rake: 7 -ft. power take -al -V. mower;
200 T.W. tractor spreader; 3 -section
lever harrows; 6 -section diaanon.har-
rows with f and 3 -sec. drawfbar ieavy
duty rubber tire wagon, equipped
with 16 -foot hay rack and grain Vox;
stone boat; 20 -foot extension ladder;
electric fencer; Quantity of wood;
cedar posts, various . sizes logging
chains;. bag truck; forks.; .shovels and
miscellaneous items.
Note—Terms on machinery if de-
sired, 6 months' credit on apprdved
joint notes.
LIVESTOCK—
Cattle — Hereford tow due in
March; blue cow with calf at foot,
due in April; Hereford cow with calf
at foot, due in ,March; Durham cow
with calf at foot, due in February:;
2 Hereford cows with calves,at:;foot.,
due in February; Hereford cow with
.calf at foot, due in 11VIay; .Durbaxn
cow with ,calf at foot, fresh since
October 22; Durham cow with calf
at foot, fresh since October 30; Dur-
ham cow -due before sale date; 3
Durham cows due in December: Hol-
stein. cow carrying third calf, due at
time of sale; 4 Durham ,and Here orli
calves. This is an extra good herd
of cattle.
Hags— York saw with litter of
10; York sow, bred Sept. 14; 5'
York pigs averaging 185 pounds each
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Rollie Sports & Cycle
GRAND BEND
We Can Supply You
OF ALL YOUR HUNTING NEEDS. LICENSES, RIFLES,
SHOT GUNS, AMMUNITION OF ALL KINDS; CLAY
BIRDS, HAND TRAPS, DUCK DECOYS, DUCK CALLS,
COMPASES, CLEANING RODS, and PATCHES; GUN
BLUING; HUNTING KNIVES, BOOTS, HIP OR LACE
KNEE BOOTS, WADERS, HUNTING JACKETS and CAPS;
BOWS and ARROWS, FISHING TACKLE. A LARGE
SELECTION FOR SPORTSMEN.
GIVE US A CALL
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Westlake F nrniture Store
WE HAVE A FINE DISPLAY OF ALL
HOME FURNISHINGS
A Beautiful Variety of Lamps, Etc., suitable for
Gift Suggestion.
We carry and lay all types of floor coverings,
L inoleunns Tiles, Inlaids, Congoleuin.s, Rugs and
Broadlooms.
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ZURICH
MEETING OF HURON COUNTY COUNCIL•
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Will he held at the Court House, Goderich, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1955 at 2.00 p.m.
All notices of deputations and accounts should be
in the ands of the County C1erk'not later than 12
o'clock noon, Saturday, November 19th, 1955.
1, Erskine,
Huron County Clark,
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day. At all drug stores.
Thursday, November 10th, 10
will strut nolo CASH
as • own- ILorue Slay', 4'roprdetor.
to other' Garnet Molts, Ciera,
Alvan Walper, Autioneer.
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DOES ONE.CE
Based on the average cost
of electricity to domestic
customers in Hydro
municipalities—
ONE CENT WILL .. .
—run a washing machine
for 21/, hours
—provide TV entertainment
for 4% hours
—provide refrigeration
for 20 hours
—operate an electric clock
for 431 hours
—light a 100 -watt lamp
for 8% hours
All that for just 5 cents!
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