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ZURICH HERALD
Lakeview Casino
GRAND BEND
DANCING EVERY SATURDAY
To the Music of
NEIL McKAY and his "ALL STARS"
-- Featuring: -
JUNE
JOHNNY
And the Quartette
- Also
Dancing Coronation Night
B yf ie1d Pavilion
Dancing Every Friday Night
FRANK TRAHER'S ORCHESTRA
MODERN AND OLD TYME
10:00 — 1.00
CO -JP F
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Co -Op Dry and Fitting Ration $3.75
Co -Op Dairy Ration 3.60
Co -Op Dairy Conc 4.85
Co-op Beef Conc. 4.80
Co -Op Calf Starter Grower 4.90
Co -Op Calf Meal 5.00
HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE
Phone Hensall 1 15. Zurich 220
(Free Deliveries Every Friday)
confrtxed to his home due to illness,
we are glad to report that he is one
the amend.
Due to rain farmers are held bank
with their late planting, however,
there is not as yet any cause for
'alarm, it is early in the season, and
with a few sunny days and up -to-
date equipment, they will catch up
in due time, the few lost days caus-
ed by wet weather. Since we had a
very mild and open winter, much
rain was needed this spring to ,give,
necessary moisture in the land, to
give the planting the push on.
LOOKING AHEAD
Youecannot make unalteraible plans
for the future, but you can plan to
have security, A 'good life insurance
program, carried through while you
are still earning, can provide a ste-
ady income for you after retirement.
You tann, decide when you 'will retire
and what monthly income you will
require. Arrange to begin your Re-
tirement Income program now,
through -
rry Hoffman
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NORTH AMERICAN
A Mutual Company
Phone 70.W
LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
All Profits for Policyholders
Dashwood, Ont.
Notice
Notice
The new Provincial Plumbing Code came into force on May
6th, 1953.
It does not affect simple repairs (leaks, stoppages, etc.),
It does affect alterations ,and new installations in the follow-
ing:
1. Places ion a municipal or ,conneeteity water supply.
2. Localities in which the population density is three
or more .persons per acre (towns, villages, hamlets,
built-up areas in the country or at the lake.).
3. Publ'i'c -access, buildings (schools, 'municipal buildings,
etc.),
(Please note that septic tank installations are still subject to
approval in every locality.
For further information consult HURON COUNTY HEALTH
UNIT, CLINTON. ONT.
St. Joseph & Blue Water Al'ea
Mr and Mrs. Blaise Ducharme and
daughter Denise spent their annual
>lRwvo weeks vacation at the home of
the former's parents, Mr and Mrs.
''red Ducharme.
Miss Marion Bedard of London,
spent the week -end with her par-!
ent.- on the 13.W, Highway.
Mrs. Henry Wilds and two daugh-
ter, W110 ;pent a few dr.y, at bet 1
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mrs. Stewart Beattie of Wingham
was a recent visitor with her mother
'Mrs. Ro'bt, McBride, Kippen.
Farmers crops ire greatly picking
up since the 'recent showers, and
continued sunshine will make a big
difference in a short time.
Former Resident Passes in London
James Thomas Webster Reid, son
of the late Mr and Mrs James Reid
of Stanley, passed away at St. Jos
eph's hospital, London on May i 1th,
in his 62nd year. Born in Stanley, he
spent most of his life cirere, 'he was
an industious and successful farmer
well known and highly respected by
a large circle of friends. Eight years t
ago he sold his farm on the Goshen
Line and retired to 4 Christie St. t
London. He has been in failing:
health for some time, he went to
Florida last winter but failing to
improve in health after some weeks
there, he ,returned to London and has
been in the hospital for two months.
He was a mecneer of Varna Meth-
adist, later United Church, sieee
retiring he has been a member of
Metropolitian United Ohurcrs, Lond-
on, also a member of Varna Orange
Lodge. Surviving are three sisters:
•Mrs. David 1:'11 i i ,t (Mamie) Clinton;
Mrs Fred Mu' lhnl'rnd (P lith) Holm-
esville; Mrs. Vrithv.r Key:: Eunice)
Seaforth and tw', In...rhur;; Nelson
and Fred of Clin-o•r. r. short serv-
ice was held it his hone, Londun 'on
:Monday eve. •conducted by his pastor
Rev. Goth. The esteem in which he
was held was shown by the nember
of friends who c.allle+1 :and the numer-
ous floral tr•h rte:. Funeral services
was held Wed. Afternoon from the
Beatty funeral home, Clint•in, con-
ducted by Rev. An tie Graham, Lon
don, assisted by P.ev. Pitt of Varna.
lVIrs. Cooper, wee, snne 'Does
Jesus Care'. and No Night There.'
Interment was made in Bayfield ce-
metery, Tlx: no ;"er 1-e:rrers were
nephews: Mer`.i: Keys, James and
Bola Ellett, Alex. Whitefield; Jack'
Mustard, S';uart Keyes, Marry Reid, THE THREE R's of TRUE RELIGION
Bruce Keyes, G'+; tun Ht:i, George
Cantelon.
'llhursday, Via
21st, 1956
Real Estate For Sale
TiniSAeLL - Beautiful solid brick
home .for. the discriminating buyer.
Best 'corner rMesi'den4ial location. All
conveniences and facilities. rive
b.ectio!ome. Ideally located fotr prof-
eSsional _residence. Many extras.,
Must the seen to be appreciated.
Reasonable Iterans.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF CANADA
,Broker:
R. B. Paterson, Phone 51,
Hensail, Ontario.
HENSALL - Post Office Block -
Ideally loleated for store or office.
Adjoining seven room. house and
three room apartment included. Ex-
ceptional opportunity for comer -
dial property for as an investment.
Reasonialble teems. Immediate poss-
ession.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF CANADA
Broker:
R. B. ,Paterson, Phone 51,
Heneall, Ontario.
ZURICH. - Story and one-half frame
houses. White iasbestoss siding, new
parent's home, returned to her home
alt Grand Bend on Monday last.
Mr. Theodore Laporte and rainily
of Windsor spent the week -end holi-
day at Laporte's Grove where they
have a modern cottage.
Mr Laporte is in, the real estate bus-
iness in Windsor and reports business
very flourishing, and informs us that
it was necessary sary for him to add ad-
dittoed nelesmen to his staff.
Mr Lucien Corriveau who has been
roof' Corner location. Immediate
possession. Reasonably priced.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF CANADA
Broker:
R.. B. Paterson, Phone 51,
Heiman, Ontario.
IMPORTANT
AUCTION SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate and Honee-
hold-Effects on the premises, corner
'of (Sanders and William Streets,
Town 'of EXETER. The Undersign-
ed Auctioneer has been instructed to
sell by public Auction on
•+SATURDAY, MAY. 30th
•Comenencinig at 12.30 p.m. sharp
Real Estate --Corner of Sandees
and Willman Streets, Exeter, on
which is ;situated a modern two-
storey brick dwelling with large cel-
lar. This home has been converted
into four modern 'apartments, all
nicely arranged. Also beautiful
lawn and shade trees. Adjoining
Lot 115x55 -ft., ideal for home or
commercial building.
Terms of Real Estate — 10% on
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RUINED — By Sin:
Wherefore, as by one man (Adam) sin entered into thrt
World, and death by sin, and so DEATH passed upon all
men, for that ALL have Sinned. Rom: 5:12.
REDEEMED -- Through the BLOOD OF CHRIST:
In whom we have redemption through HIS BLOOD, the,
FORGIVENESS OF SIN, according to the riches of HIS
GRACE. Eph.
REGENERATED — by the HOLY SPIRIT.
not by works of righteousness which we have done, but
according to HIS MERCY HE SAVED us, by the Washing
of regeneration, and renewing of the Holy Ghost.
• Titu(S az 5.
GOLDEN RULE GOSPEL MESSENGERS
Box 50 R. R. 1, — Zurich, Ontario
NOTICE
The Township of Hay has purchased a 4 acre
plot for the disposal of all rubbish. It is located on
the South -East corner of Lot 15, Concession 7,
Hay. Or 114 miles South of the Zurich Road on
the Parr Line.
This is for use of Hay Township tax payers
only. Please use it, and keep rubbish off the roads,
H. W. Brokenshire,
Clerk, Hay Township.
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day of .Sale, balance in 30 days. Sold
subject toe a reasonable reserved
bid if not previously sold. Arrange-
ments of purchase of Real Estate can
be made with owner.
HOUREHOLD EFFECTS—
Gerhard 'Heintsman player piano
With 100 records, like new; 2 corn
plete Chesterfield suites, 2 'connplete
studio sets, various occasional theirs
3 Davenports with snatching chairs;
8 centre and end tables, walnut. drop
leaf table, walnut coffee table, an-
tique chairs and tables, 'hall trees,
card table, writing desk, ttiillight table
lamp, lounge set, broadloom rugs, of
various sizes,., ,chrome kitchen set
with 4 matching ,hairs, kitchen fur-
niture, ,complete dining -{room set,
book cases, 2 beautiful design mix -
tors, 6 complete bedroom eta2teg
modern and antique styles; eleetri t
washing machine, `Coleman *acet
Beater, electric stoves, kitchen sieve• ,
refrigerator, vacurn cleaner, M,�
cage and stand;.all kindle of dishes,
glassware, silverware, jardinerss kit?.
then utensils, sealers, croekee Juge,,
bird (bath, .garden tools, lawn mowere
44 -ft. extension ladder, and mater
articles too numerous to anei iii
At this is an extra large Sale Na.
everything in first clans iconditj,i
sellirug will start sharp on time. Attu,
bo attend!
Terms—Cash
William ,Switzer, Proprietor
Garnet Hicks, Clerk.
Alvin Weber, Auctioneer;
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able Investments!
GUARANTEED TRUST CERTIFICATES
and DEBENTURES NOW PAY ...
® Receive 4% on $100 or more for 5 years, 3%4% for 3 and
4 years or 3% for 1 and 2 years.
O Recognized, by law, as trustee investments.
O Ask for our "20 Questions" folder on these investments.
THE CANADA TRUST COMPANY
The Huron &Erie Mortgage corporation
"Older than the Dominion of Canada"
Head Office London, Ontario
District Representative - J. W. Haberer, Zurich
FOLLOWING THE
TRAIL -BLAZERS
As Canadians push back the frontier —
developing new areas, buildingnew
enterprises -- banking service still follows
the pioneer. Today, .there are more bank
branches to meet the needs of changing,,
growing Canada... they are
being used snore.. they are doing
more for more people... than ever before.
Since 1990, branehes of the chartered
banks have increased from 700 to 3,800.
In the past ten years alone, 3,750,000
bank accounts have been opened,
'1 -HE BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY