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Vote To Elect
OF HAY TOWNSHIP
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REEVE FOR HAY TOWNSHIP FOR 1956
Having served the Township forfive years as
Councillor and two years as Deputy -Reeve I am
now in the field for the Reeveship.
I have endeavored to serve all parts of the muni-
cipality without fear or favor and have worked
-unceasingly in the interests of the -whole Township.
1 regret that I will not be able to see you all person-
ally so now respectfully solicit your vote and in-
fluence on my behalf.
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White Ele hant
action Sale
Of Valuable Household Effects and Misc. Items
HELD IN THE
COMMUNITY CENTRE, ZURICH
ON
Saturday Afternoon, December 3rd.
AT TWO O'CLOCK, P.M.
4. ELECTRIC' :STOVES •'1 STUDIO COUCri
3 . QC1 SEO H7EA`'IErt' '° 2 COUCHES
1, INCUBATOR,. 1 WASH STAND
INCHAIR • '
2IRON BEDS • 2 WOODEN BEDS
1 ORGAN 2, 3 -BURNER COLEMAN STOVES
1 JACKET WATER HEATER 1 CHINA CABINET
LAWN CHAIRS LAWN MOWERS
1 RADIO and RECORD PLAYER 1 WOOD HEATER
1 EECTRIC WASHING MACHINE. 1 VACUM` CLEANER
1 Axtninister RUG 10'x12' 1 ANNEX STOVE
LAMP SHADES 1 TRI -LAMP
ELECTRIC FIXTURES LAWN FENCE
TOASTERS ELECTRIC IRONS
POTATOES APPLES
AND NUMEROUS OTHER ARTICLES
- Terms — Cash
We will still pick up any Donations--
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The Arena Board - Lions Club - Chamber o of
Commerce. - Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
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SAVE, At
TfiIEL'S
BuperiorMarket
SAVE at Superior Food Markets. Mass purchasing
by our central Superior • Warehouse makes our
LOW PRICES possible. Be sure you check the Sup-
erior Food Markets Advertisement every Thursday
in the London Free Press for best foods of the•week
Come in and See--- -
WHAT $1.00 BUYS
BIG SUPERIOR $1.00 SALE
THURSDAY -- FRIDAY — SATURDAY
STOCK UP ON GROCERIES
N O W
STORE ..OPEN EVERY THURSDAY AND
SATURDAY EVENING
Children's
We still have some Dry Goods to Clear:.•
Hose, Ladies' Hose, Ladies' and Children's Under-
wear,Fingering and Wheeling Yarns;
Sweaters,
Just a few more Wool Blankets... For Bargains,
See Us
C. H. THIEL - Zurich
Phone 140 M
for Reeve on Monday, ec:
5th, I would appreciate your.
support. And if elected I will
serve to the best of my ability
for both ratepayer and Hazy
Township.
Delbert Geiger
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At
St. Peter's Parish Hall
ST. JOSEPH,.. ONT.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2nd.
Dancing 10-1
Admission 50 cents
Good Music Provided
Everyody Welcome
HENSALL ARENA
Skating Every
Saturday Afternoon
and Nite
Skating - Adult
Sunday Nite
All Rural Schools
Can Skate Thursday..
Afternoon 3.30 `.
to 5 p.m. 10c
Hockey - Monday
December 5th.
Watford vs. Zurich
8:30 p.m.
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Sing10 Copies 5 Cents.
Subscription in Canada, $2.00 a Tore'
Subscription U.S.A., Year $2.51.
The Scout's Corner
The L.A. to 'Cubs and Scouts are
llholding their meeting at the home
liof Mrs. Earl Zimmer on Thursday,
1 beeeanber lst at 8.00 pan. All moth-
ers of .Cubs and Scouts are welcome
to .attend these 'meetings.
Mr 'Gordon Hess made a business
trip to Toronto last week.
HAD BANQUET
Stanley Federation of Agriculture
held their annual meeting and Ban-
quet in the Community Centre, Zur-
ich on Thursday evening last with a
usual turnout of near the 200 mark.
The Evangelical Ladies doing the cat-
ering when some 250 lbs. of choice
turkey was served, and all were well
fed and went horn with the Inner
person well looked after. iVir. Anson
McKinley, `the president the past year
acted as chairman, Delbert Geiger
was song leader and Mrs. H. G. Hess
pianist. Both Members of Parlia-
ment were present and gave brief
addresses. Wilfred Shortreed, county
president and Gordon Cregg, secy.,
were - present and also spoke. It was
an. interesting meeting regardless if
you were a farmer or not. Arthur
Bolton, Asst. Agric. Rep., of the
Clinton office spoke on 4-H. work, he
i being intensley interested in this line
N ° RMA' 5
BEAUTY SHOPPE
FOR APPOINTMENTS
Tel. 223 Zurich
NORMA STEINBACH . Prop.
of 'work. At the reorganization Mr.
Alex :MCBeth was named president,
and Elmer Hayter as vice-pres. The
' main guest speaker was Dr. W. R.
Mitchell, •O.V..C., Guelph wno was
very interesting.
THE NOMINATION
Bridal Bell
And
Blue Bird
Diamond and Wedding Rings
Best Value in Canada
We have many Styles to show
You
Over 35 Wedding Rings to
Choose from
RAGS, RUGS and CARPETS
Have your Diamond Ring
Remounted in a lovely New
Setting.
A large -crowd of ratepayers were
W A N•T E 1) out in the local Town Hall on Friday
APPLICATIIONIS for Caietakei r?t afternoon, it being nomination day
the Zurich Arena for Season 1955;'- for Hay.'Cownship, and after that
'56. -Must be in the hands of the part aeaays commpleted, Clerk H. W.
A. G HESS
THE JEWELLER
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Ona New Modern Loom, Made tat,.
Order — Seth 0. Amann,
Ont. Phone 128,
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INVITES YOU
TO JOIN ITS
HOST OF FRIENDS
LOQ NE S. .-i.ILE
LOCKER SERVICE -- ROE FEEDS
WHITE ROSE FUEL OIL •
Phone 10 HENSALL, Off'
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tary by December 10th, 950. Brokei shire diverted it into. a publ• ic et
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'Mike the past � e ,
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CARD OF 'THANKS new candidates nominated had ah
1 wish to thank Father 1Vionagh1 n oppprtunity
nover the past year's lex
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$ and also D. "St. Pierre and all°'
The result is. that the reeve for the
gondleie
friends and neighbours for the
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a home. I thank you once again. - Earl Campbell, has stepped out of
*-office and two of the Council were
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Private Car Ambulance Service
Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Ren
FLOWERS FOR ALL ,OCCASIONS
Day and Night Service
TELEPHONE: RES, 89W . a OR• 89J; ZURICH
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—Peter Denomme. rendinated to run for: the reeveship,
.1. namey, Mr.
Thank You!T l
,Valentine Becker wno
4,The bereft fannily of the Iate Mrs.lwas Deputy Reeve the past year, and
I Joseph, Regier wish to greatly thank i Delbert Geiger, a 1955 Councillor.
r the neighbours and cfriends for the•Louis H. Rader, also a 1955 council -
amany tokens of kindness and prayers 'man stepped up to Deputy Reeve,
4 offezed •dui g ] ' this left only two men nominated as
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during the passing of t 'err
Beloved Mother. Again, thank you.
all. --- The Family
Thank You!
I wish to express my gratitude to
all neighbours and friends who .called
sent cards and remembered me m
any way since my fall and subsequent
illness. very kindness was deeply
appreciated.
—Mrs. K. M. Breakey.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs.
Elizabeth Martin wish to express their
sincere gratitude to friends, neigh-
bours and relatives for visits, cards,
:flowers and treats, sent to mother
during her illness, .and also for the
!many kindnesses shown them during
their recent bereavement.
Banquet
:1956 namely L. Greb and A. ous
seam who qualified and are elected.
A second nomination is being called
for December 12th to fill the vac-
ancy of one councillor, and should
more than one qualify then there will
be an election a week later. The
election: for the Reeveship will be on
Monday next, Dec. 5th. So far It le
an around shakeup with only one
new man namely Mr Mousseau on the
board.
And
ANNUAL MEETING
Of the Hay Township Federation of
Agriculture, in the
Coinrnlunity Centre,
On
Tuesday, December 6th.
At 7 o'clock, p.m.
Zurich
HYMENEAL
Walper - Willert
- In a setting of mums, fern and
.candlelight at Zion Lutheran Church,
Dashwood, vows were exchanged by
Jean .Marguerite Willert and Alvin
Henry Walper. The bride is the
daughter of '11Ir and 'Mrs. Arthur
Willert, Dashwood, and the groom is
the son of Mr. Edmund Walper,
Dashwood and the late 'lvtrs. Walper.
The Rev. L. F. Higenell, pastor of
the church performed the double -ring
•eere,mony..
The bride was charming in a white
waltz -length gown of chantilly lace
and net over satin, fashioned with
bouffant skirt accented with rows of
ruffled net. She wore a matching
lace jacket styled with lily -point
sleeves and Peter Pan collar embr-
oidered with seed pearls and sequins.
Her fingertip veil of silk illusion was
held by a tiara of small seed pearls,
and she carried a bouquet of red
roses and white pompoms with ribbon
streamers.
Attending her sister as bridesmaid,
i\lrs. Edward Wurni, Exeter, chose a
waltz -length gown of heavenly blue
nylon net over taffeta with brocad-
ed lace bodice. She wore a harmoniz-
ing French velvet leaf headdress rind
carried a bouquet of white pompoms
and prink rosebuds.
Edward VTurm, Exeter, attended
the groom as best man.
Following the ceremony a wedding
dinner was served at the home of the
bride's parents. For a wedding trip'
to the Southern United States the
bride donned a "Wiconstoee Bort"
topcoat over a eoral en,hos:Ied faille
dress with •peatoek accessories, Her
eowal e was 4f pink and t\iuie carn-
ations. O:rS their return 'Mr. and Mrs
Walper viii reside in r€ hwood,
Guest Speaker --- Mr. Fergus Landon
Of Dublin, Ont.
'Picket, li;1.50. Get your Tkts early
All in the Community are cordially
invited to attend
Free Dance to follow program
Music by Morris Orchestra.
;nark to attend and Boost your Fed-
ation of Agriculture.
President, Carl •Oestreicher.
Secretary, Clifford Pepper.
zuRIW-VS
rocery Store
We are ever at your service with the beat limes
obtainable of
FRESH GROCERIES
All Fresh Vegetables, fr ruits in Season as well peso
Canned Fruits and Vegetables on hand
Candies .. Nuts - and Confectionery in supply
GIVE US A CALL I
11110
eseh Zurich
PRODUCE WANTED. Plans I
dust Arri'ed
MEN'S AND BOYS' SHOES
Just Arrived. --- New Shipment, at Very Low
Prices
Also. some Lines at Special Prices to Clear
Men's Srtwnrner Shirts, Underwear, Etc.
Goods Supply of Fresh Groceries always on Hand!
notTuIM
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