Zurich Herald, 1951-11-01, Page 4ZURICH ONTA.R10
NOTE—CORRECTION PLEASE!
Your attention is drawn to an er-
Vox in last week's paper in oonnect.
ion with the dance of Nov. 2nd,
*itch is being sponsored by the Zur-
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Liberal Candidate
JOHN ARMSTRONG
lick Hockey Cluib. The music for I
this dance will be from the record-,
lugs of famous name Bands and net;
!bY Bob Mittleholtz and his fine band. I
Bob happens to be playing elsewhere I
JOHN
on that date. It ia hoped that the
good music and dance loving public
will paronize this dance, the entire
proceeds ,of which are to be used in
the promotion of a good hockey team
aseaseusenEEMEROZ,'' ,
e You
Upon Which You Can
SAFELY DRIVE
HospHatization
Upon Which You A L L
CAN DEPEND
JOHN ARMSTRONG is a Huron Man .. ..Born n Hullett
Township ..Township Councillor for Eight Years .... •.
Reeve Six Years .. ..County Warden 1949 .. .. Member of
Londesboro United Church .. .. Veteran World War 1 .. ;..
Progressive Merchant ............Successful Farmer.
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ZURICH HERALD
for Zurich for the coming winter.
Hockey teams of today, whether big
DASHWOOD
Anniversary Services will be held
in the Emig. Church Sunday, Nov.
llth. Prof. A. C. Khmer of Naper-
ville, Ill., will be the guest spearcer.
Special ,musie will be given by the
choir.
Rev. J. H. Cetz is attending a
Camp Director's Conference at Ak-
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ONE OF THE BEST WAYS for you to find out the real worth ofi
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For more than 35 years Dodge owners have been the
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ron, Ohio this week.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Birk and
family and Miss Verna Birk of
Guelph were Sunday visitors with fri
ends here.
Mr and Mrs Windsor Mathews of
London and Mrs. Frrank Watson of
Detroit were Sunday visitors with
Mr and 'Mrs Chas. ,Snell.
Ma' and Mrs Ernie Hutcheson *of
Blair .,nent the week -end here.
Mr and :Mrs. Harold Kellerman
were Sunday visitors in Listowel,
Mr and Mrs G. Wildfong an
Marion and Mr and Mrs. A. V. Tie-
rnan spelt the week -end In Detroit.
Mr and Mrs M. .Klummi and Mr.
and Mrs L. Kleinsitiver spent Sunday
in Burlington.
Mr and Mrs Waffle ,Wein have troy
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aced from the Goetz estate. -
Mr and Mrs Ed. Stelek are visit.
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YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND
bik Metin
TO DISCUSS THE WORK OF THE
Ausable Valley Conservation Authority.
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8.30 p.m.
Speaker - DR. G. E. PLEVA, U.W.O.
Representatives will be present from the Departm ent of Planning
Developinent
Ladies Welcome
Free Copies of the Ausable Valley Conservattion
John A Morrison, Chaim' an.
and
Entertainment -
Report Available to
Everyone.
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