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ZURICH_ HERAI;i? . T
Sunday last the real kin -ryas then
Mr and Mrs L Wolfe i C1iiX. established, to Olive
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Oes union was a very pleasing one with
the Ducharme• and Mrs. Davis.
What's Wrong With The World?
One 'Sunday a small bo, 'hent to
his Pother and asked him to read the
Comics, Dad absorbed in a Donk,
didn't went to be bothered, Tlut the
lad persistent. Finally the father
cut up a map of the world into many
a piece.) - like a jigsaw puzzle, and
grating of th,� Zurich Mennonite promised his son a trip to the Zoo if
church at the (home of their pmtor, e could put the map together a -replied. On the other side et the,
Mr and Mrs Stephan Peachey and gain Ten minutes later the lad :dm- Imap is a picture a inau}•ou know
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TEA ROOM WILL BE OPEN FROM 3 TO 7 P. 1V i.
COUNTRY STORE - FISH POND -FANCY `WORK. AND CANDY BOOTHS
Evening Entertainment t Begins At 7.45
BINGO
WHEELS
PRIZES
FUN FOR ALL!
DANCING '11 P. M. till?
WITH THE 'SYNCOPATORS
ADMISSION TO DANCE - 50 CENTS
SPONSORED BY 'ST. BONIFACE PARISH
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Mrs � o'eo
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'daughter, Mr and Mrs. Carl
trencher.
LOCAL NEWS
PRESENTATION MADE
A very •pleasant evening was spent.
last Friday evening by the Congre•.
. WANTED
FEATHERS
FEATHER TICKS
SCRAP IRON
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
Exeter Salvage Co.
Phone 423
Exeter, Ox
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Tractor Repairing
And Farm Machinery
AGENTS FOR — NEW IDEA FARM EQUIPMENT, M1NNE-
APOL�IS MOILINE TRACTORS, 'ETC.
I HAVE RENTED THE 'WORK SHOP AT THE REAR OF
WARD FRITZ MOTORS, LTD., FOR TRACTOR REPAIRING.
MINOR REPAIRS OR COMPLETE OVERHAUL ON ALL
MAKES OF TRACTORS.
TRACTOR TIRES SOLD AND REPAIRED.
GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP — QUICK SERVICE
EMERGENCY CALLS TAKEN CARE OF
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ELROY DESJARDINE
Phone 78 ZURICH, ONT.
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2 pLJB•L:IC NOTICE is hereby given that in compliance with By -Law
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N. 44, passed October 6th 1952, under authority of Chapter 266
Section 76 of the Municipal Act, a meeting of the Electors of the
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Township of Hay will be held in the
TOWNSHIP HALL, ZURICH, ONTARIO
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family, who expect to leave this
community in the near future to
make their horse in Florida. An
impromptu program consisting of
group singing, quartette numnbers,
piano' solos and various talks was
enjoyed by all. Mr and � dra. 1 eacney
were presented with a leather-bound
edition of the new .Revised Standard
Bible and a purse of maney. A
.delicious lunch and social hour end-
ed a long -to -be remembered evening.
HENS,�Lliw.
wed his surprized father the snap of 'put the pian toget er an
the world, completely assemr,Ied. pop, when I made the .man right, the
'How did you do it so fast?" asked • the world was right too. So hats oft
the father, "that was easy" the boy 'to the boy.
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John Anderson of Hensaii won the
John Labatt trophy at Goredich
shoot Wednesday Nov. , for the 3rd
consecutive year under very tough
shooting conditions He was also a
winner of a turkey.
Mrs. Jack Munn of Ripley, for-
mer Edna Jackson of Hen.sali, was
the guest of Mrs. Ella McLean, Ex-
eter and called on several former
acquaintances in Hensall this week.
Mr and Mrs. Albert G. Alexander
returned home last week from a
delightful .motor trip 'to the West,
where they visited with relatives at
Marquis, Sask. and Courtwright,Man.
They visited with a great uncle Mr.
Robert Moir, who is 98 years of age.
at Crystal Cit.y, Man., a former well
known Hensall resident, who is en-
joying good health and hearing a-
bout his old friends in Hensall.
The Ladies' Aid of Carmel Presby-
terian church had a very successful
auction sale in the Arena last Wed.
evening, some very fine articles of
clothing, furniture, China, etc. was
offered for sale. Mr. Elliott of Clin-
ton was the auctioneer. The booth
did a good business,In charge of the
project was Mrs. W. R. Bell, Mrs. R.
J. Cameron, Mrs. Clarence Reid, Mrs.
P. Buchanan Mrs. J. B. McEwan,
Mrs J. B. Fos.
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ARE YOUR BEST BUY ! .
Only Re -Cleaned Grain Used in Ow deeds
AVAILABLE AT
Hensall Dist. Co -Operative.
HENSALL and ZURICH
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.Clearing Auction Sale •
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Of Autos, Tractors, Valuable Tools.•
• and Misc. Items, on the Premise•,
• Babylon Line, Hay Township; 14,4
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•..miles east of Zurich and 1 mile south
'Tine .undersigned Auctioneer has Deer
• instructed to sell by public auction on
• SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22.
• Commencing at 1.30 p.m. sharp
Autos — ("11937 ;Plymouth 4 -do
Sedan lin good condition.
Esye:c 'Sedan xscerrl3 overllai�le"Etr
Traders — 'Hart Parr tractor on
steel; M.. H. Tractor,truck ane, trac-
tor ehassis.
Valuable Tools and Equipment —
Large ;air •compressor fully equips(
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F ROCLANIATION
TOWNSHIP OF HAY
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The Clerk will be in the Township Hall, Zurich, from 1 to 2 p.m.
2 to receive Nominations for one Reeve and four Councillors for the
Year 1953, also for three Hay Township School Area for the years
1953 and 1954
When a proposed Candidate is not present, his nomination
2 paper shall not be valid unless there is attached thereto evidence
• satisfactory to the Returning Officer that he cements to be so
• nominated.
• A meeting of the Electors will be held in the Township Hall,
• Zurich, at 2 p.m., on
• Friday, November 21 st, 1 95 2
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• To hear proposed Candidates, and in case more than the required
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plumber of candidates to fill the office are nominated, and a vote
demanded, A Poll will be held on
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Monday, December 1 st, 1952
2 From 9.00 a.m. until 5.00 p.m., at the following places:
• Poll Polling Place
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1. School House No. 2
2. School House No. 14
• 8. Zurich Town Hall
a 4. Zurich Town Hall
5. School House No. 12
-s 6. Earl Guenther Block
•7. School (louse No. 3
8. Jas. Masse Residence
• Dated at Zurich, Ont,
November .;nth, ,1952,
Friday, November 21 st, .1952
D.R.O.
Percy Campbell
Hugh McEwen
Leroy O'Brien
Albert Hess
Futon Truemner
ltelnhold Miller
Jas. :McAllister
Fred Machnrme
portable air compressor, power drill,
large and small emery wheels, all
above mentioned articles equipped
with 60 cycle motors; 2 complete
large and small tap and die sets;
various complete sets of flat and
socket •w-xendhes; large and small
vices; large hydraulic jack; Chore
Boy jack; large chain hoist brake
reliner, blow torch, spark plug
cleaner and tester, grease guns,
shafting, bearings, bolts, washers,
magnetos, drills auto parts and ac-
cessories, scrap iron, and many
articles too numerous to mention.
Also a quantity of Household effects
No Reserve everything will be sold.
• Also a quantity of 12,0 and 30 White
• Rose motor oil.
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Poll Clerk
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Loi ne Map
Sid McArthur
Gordon Surerus
Lorne Klopp
Ec'l. J. Stire
Sidney Baker •
James Fuss L1
1 d, Corriveau
• Terms—Cash
• The Estate of .the late William Neeb
Robert Adams, Administrator.
• Frank Donnelly, Solicitor.
o• Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
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DASHW OOu
Moved to Bowmanville
Mrs. George H. Gram, for many
years a resident of Hensall, and for-
merly of the Par Line, Hay Tovnu-
ship, who spent the last year at a
rest home in Exeter, moved in July
with Mrs. E. Alice Hodgert to her
ti locatiion, at ownianville, Ont..
Mrs. Grain is a member of the Schel.-
lig family at one time well known in
Zurich, having resided south of the
village.
Mr and Mrs Henrf Simpson of
Bradford, England, who spent a three
months' vacation with their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs. Howard
Klumpp, left on Friday for their
home, having spent a very enjoyable
vacation.
Mr and Mrs Albert Miller and
family spent the week -end at Nia-
gara Falls.
Mr. Czar Steinhagen of Montreal,
is spending a few days with his par-
ents, Mr and Mrs Chas. Steinhageli.
Mr and Mrs Clayton Pfile spent the
week -end with friends in Elmira and
Kitchener.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Atchison and
daughter Sandra of Stratford and
Mr and Mrs E. J. Walper and Mr.
Alvin Wainer of Dashwood, were
Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs.
Martin Laub.
On Wednesday evening the choir
of Zion Lutheran church enjoyed a
delicious fowl supper and socialev-
ening in the basement of the church.
The table was beautifully decorated
with munis. The committee in charge
were Mrs. Ed. Nadiger, Shirley
Haugh, Elaine Becker, Anna Mess-
ner and Melvin Stade,
The Choir of Zion Lutheran church
took part in a special anniversary
service at Seeback's Hill on Sunday
gin Other ch
Receive Recognition
In an advertosetnent in our last
week's issue run by. the Bankers' As-
sociation a paragraph contained the
following "During the time he was
here, we found him to be very valu-
able citizen. He always took a creep
interest in our community, so we feel
we have. lost a valuable asset. How-
ever we feel sure that his reprace-
nient will be made with a pian of
similar calibre. This was composed
by two Hensall members or the
.Chamber of Commerce and referred
to the late bank manager, Mr. Ir-
win, and was well worded and the
head office passed it on to the Assoc-
iation for publication.
Farmers Look!
PREVENTEX VITAMIN MINERAL
For
Pregnant Cows and Sows
A complete Vitamin and Mineral
suppliment combined with those es-
sential chemicals Pot Iiodide and
Cobalt.
Cows just use a tablespoonful
with chop for 30 days before calv-
ing. You can save yourself trouble
by careful feeding. Come and get
this mineral at Middleton s Drug
Store, Hensall. Phone 20. 3tc
eve g oirs were resent
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H, W. BROKENSl3IRE,t from London Logan, Stratford and
Returning Officer 4 Mitchell. Seehach s Hill Choir
;entertained the visiting choirs to a
,' 4Cia1 hour and lunch after the seri
St Joseph and Beaver Town
Mr and Mrs Melvin Bedard of De-
troit were week -end visitors with the
former's mother and other relatives.
Mr and Mrs Cyril •Ducharme and
family of Windsor spent the week -
enol with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F. Ducharme of this 11. W.
Highway..
Mr and Mrs Leonard Sopha of De-
troit spent a week's holidays with
their relatives in the neighborhood.
Or and Mrs Oscar. Tomlin and
family of Harriston and Mr and Mrs
Sidney Davis and family of St. Thom-
as were Sunday . visitors with Mr.
Isadore Ducharme and her mother,
also with Mr and Mrs Ifred Duch-
arme, Mrs. Davis was a daugnter
to Max. and Mrs. Tomlin who at
one time lived in 'this community and
when Mrs. 77ornlin died 36 years ago
the family were separated. Mrs, Davis
then only three and a half years old
was adopted by a Whiteside lemply
of London. and was afterwards
known as Olive Whiteside. `(`tree
years ago at the death of Mr. White-
side, her identity was revealed
through articles in the press, and on
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THE GREAT INVITATION
AND THE SPIRIT AND THE BRIDE SAY COME. AND
LET HIM THAT HEARETH SAY COME, AND LEET HIM
THAT IS ATHIRST COME. AND WHOSOEVER WILL, LET
HIM TAKE THE WATER OF LIFE FREELY. Rev. 22: 19.
COME NOW LET US REASON TO:GETHER, SAITH THE
LORD, THOUGH YOUR SINS BE AS SCARLET THEY
SHALL BE AS WHITE AS SNOW. THOUGH THEY BE
RED LIKE CRIMSON, THEY SHALL BE AS WOOL.
Isaiah 1: 18.
I AM THE DOOR; BY ME IF ANY MAN ENTER Ili',
HE SHALL BE SAVED.
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