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GRAND BEND
DANCING EVERY SATURDAY
ALSO -
Coronation Night -Tues. June 2
Music by
NEIL McKAY and his "ALL STARS"
- Featuring:
JUNE - JOHNNY
and the QUARTETTE
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Dancing Every Friday Night
FRANK TRAHER'S ORCHESTRA
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DANCING 10 TO 1 A.M.
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We Deliver
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15 P.C. GROW MASH
18 P.C. LAY MASH .
18 P.C. HATCH MASH
24 P.C. BOOSTER PELLETS
18 P.C. CHICK STARTER
FREE
Phone Orders
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big. The groom was her neliherw. '
Mr .and 'Mrs' Fred Youse ,spent the
week --end math 1le1;~- rm'other, Mrs;
Mr and Mrs Russel Tiernan and
Barry .ofExeter spent Sunday here.
Mrs, 'G. 'Hauser and son from
Rodney is visiting her mother, Mrs,
G: Wiegand.--Mrs: Wm. Wein visit-.
ed her daughter, Urs. 'Glen BrownBrownin London Fiiidray.--5T s. Harold Kell
ermian and John were at London
CWT. Half or Ton Lots
Own Sax In
$3.80 3.60
4.00 3.80
4.10 3.90
4.50
4.30 4,10
AVAILABLE AS MASH, PELLETS OR' KRUMBLES.
ASLO: New Shipment of Barb Wire, Woven
Fence, Steel 'Posts, Etc.
HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE
Phone Hensall 115. Zurich 220
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Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association
WHERE BETTER BULLS ARE . USED
,.-A Fanners' non-profit, co-operative organization, owned
and operated by farmers.
Service from the :best .bulls available in all breeds,
For service call. collect CLINTON 242,
Week days 7:30 to .10:00 a.m.
Sundays and Holidays 7:30 to 9:30 a.m.
Any :cows noticed in heat later than times stated above will
be more likely to conceive if bred the following day,
Fees for ALL BREEDS are:
$5.00 for life membership.
Service fee for 'Members is $5.00
Service fee for Non -Members is $6.00.
Four .services to insure conception without extra charge.
Free veterinary service for caws that are problem breeders.
NEW BUSINESS IS SOLICITED
Special care is taken to have top sires of all breeds in service
We are featuring the Herefords in this ad, They are as
follows:
Jackson Hill Polled Domino 2nd.. (Polled) 217383 by Polled
Lyre.,, Boy by Polled Domino 9th., from Nancy Belle, by
Jarvis Domino Lad 54th.
S. R. Domino Mischief 33rd. (Polled) 311656, by J. L R. Dom-
in,o Mischief 22nd, by H.H.F. Domestic Mischief thst from Miss
Adrian 2nd..P,M.F. by H. P. Royal Rupert 16th.
Hernvale Del Zento 10th 277350,
by Del Zento 29th by Beau Zento 54th.
from P. H. R.. Lady Mixer llth 'by Painter Mixer 1st.
Ringwood Del Rupert 5th 306325
Reserve Champion at Ontario 13n11 Sale 1952
by Ringwood Del Zento 17th by Del Zento 1st.
from 'Miss Advance A Domino by Advance Domino .161st.
Ringwood Del Zota 3001128. Grand Champion Ontario Bull
Sale .1952, bby'Rin:gwood Del Zento 5th by Del Zento '1st
from C.K, Clementine 1116th .by .C.K. Challenger D 85th.
Ringwood Crusty 8th. '244227 Sire of Bill Du:nibar's. Queens
Guinaes .Steer 1952 Royal. Also Grand Champion and top
selling Hereford, Ontario Bull Sale 1953, by C.K. Cruiser 11.
314th, from C'. K. Kerr; gas poliopolio55th.
Proud Mixers Domino 1995813, by W,H.R. Proud Mixer,
From Rilda Domino C. F.
Mrs Ervin Rador attended a
meeting of the Huron Waves exectn-
lye at the home of ,Mrs E. i'ym nt
Exeter Friday May o2. Other 1'adie.,
from 1110 (ii,trict were present.
Two carloads of ladies rrorn Y€1.
1'vangelirAl 1 13. Cher ,h attda:,,
Fr
Missiotary ]tally at HanoverHanovercr1,
Wrd aun1-r
t ,t wo•'c. :ulr . J.
Balmer Showers wife of Mho!) Sla.,.
DASHWOOD
Mar
wers wax, guest speaker.
Congratulations to Mis:. Alice
Miller.. daughter of Mr, Sam Miller
who graduates from Victoria TTo,.'pit-
al on Tuesday.
111 res Ka t'rtive).lfanc r, Itirtr,.;'aret
land Berbera Ik eker attended the
!Walther alther Teague Convention at TTut -
rerr (''olloee, lant s,+c•r,k-end,
s sn^r:t the work-r:ard int
I:rrride:r with rrd:1111ves while tharr<
.:e :rtt.etlrlydl Thr. hair' Ross wean
Real E
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house. White
roof. ' •Corpse
possession. , Re so114b1y priced.
GUARANTY' 'RUST COMPANY
Off" ANADA
ringer
R. B. Paterson Phone 51,
Hensall,. Ont ie.
day, Mrs M. Cowan and Mrs L. Rin-
ker accompanied them. Miss Shirley
Guenther who spent a :month fn Flor-
ida returned home. her aunt Mrs. J. 1
Petzold asso'mlpanied her and will
rt to Ear 'Sale
,y amid one-half frame ,
a bestoa siding, new
()cation. Immediate
RESTAUURA - Parkhill restaurant
next to •the re. Real opportunitt�
Will suit' ou:p�le. Annual sales
$•15,000.0101 reasonalbly priced at
spend the summer here. $4,500',00 pus ,stock. Three bedroom
Rev. and Mrs J. H. Getz and son apartment.
Donald moved to KItchener W'Yednes• GUARANT , TRUST COMPANY
day, Reggie and Nancy are staying F CANADA
at Mrs Cora Gaiser's until the end of •T3rake:
Hay. Rev. W. Krotz has moved to R. B. Pat sod, Phone 51,
Dashwood and taken over his duties Hensall, taTo,.
as pastor of the Evangelical church.
Mr and ''Mrs Reinhold '1Vliller, Mr FARIiVf Utfasual opportunity to
and 'i\Irs Oscar. Miller, Mr and Mrs. acquire 5 acre fa.sirn Cor low down
Ferd Miller, Mr Thos Miller and Mrs pay n�ent Ne* furnace, hydro and
Leonard Schenk attended the gr�aclu- water Ibo fls. in ,born. London area.
ation of Miss Alice ;Miller. Imm•ediat 1aosacssion.
Mises Betty Geiser nure-in-tra- GUARAN(T'',;`: TRUST COMPANY
iming at Victoria Hospital, spent the! OF CANADA
week=end at her mother's. Mrs. Cora Broker:
Geiser. Miss Lore Geiser and Ray R. B. Petersen, Phone 51,
Kretzman of London, visitec: at her Hensall, ''O tario.
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home here. Other week -end visitors
at the Gaiser hone were: Bruce Sie-
back, Sebringville; Anetta Young of
Stratford, and Mrs Jim Poland from
Frankford, Ont.
Mrs. Wes Wollfe returned Tonne
with her Son 3Sfm and Mrs Geo. Wolfe
of Toronto, after spending a week.,
Master Barry Wolfe of Torun.o was
here for a week. Tommy, son of Mr
and Mrs Stuart Wolfe haa i'ns ton-
sils removed at Exeter Hospital.
'Mr and Mrs J.W.:Scahu'lze of De-
troit :pent -Mlle week -end with the
latter''s sister, 14Ir. and ,Mrs Maurice
Klum,pp•
Da-'1wood and Zurich Juntor Girl
and Iloy.s bands •provided the music
for the tree -planting ceremony by
the Boy ,S, -,outs and Girl Guides at
the Community Centre i.t Zunrch on.
Saturday evening. .
Mrs. Charles Rinker of Dashwood
died in St. Joseph's Hospital, London
May 22, after a three months' illness
She and her husband operated a rug
weaving loom for many years, she
was 72 and is survived by a son
Harry and a daughter Verde, both at
home. Burial was on Sunday from
the 'Hcfl'nian Funeral Home, followed
by service in Zion Lutheran c'harch,
burial in Bronson line cemetery.
St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
Mr and Mrs Cyril Ducharnie amu
.family of 'Windsor spent the week-
end with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F. Ducharme. Thel atter
returning with them where they will
visit a few days in. Detroit and
Windsor.
Mr and Mrs Victor Brisson and Mr
and Mrs Oliver Cantin, all of De-
troit were visitors in St. Joseph with
their mother and family.
The 'hail storm of last Thursday
which followed closely behincr the
tornado, something unusual for this
community, the hail stones were of
a destructive variety, being large
enough to bre:'k their way through
thick glass windows, and the 1.'F.suit
much ,damage was done co homes
and other buildings. Fortunately
many carried the protection of wind
by holding a policy of wind insurance
that will at least help to defray
some of the damage done by the pass
fig storm,
Lennan, ;tTeddy Abbott, Henry Har-
ley, Teri . 'Preston and Jirnrny Pow-
ell.
Cub Master Sgt. ORV. Johnson
was alsd: iii attendance with cubs,
Senior "`Sizer Brent Barley and Six-
ers Daly ' Qattimger, Barry Pinnel and
Jimmy gaff.
Procedihng the presentation of the
C'hartei, t're Zurich Stoma's and Cabs
under 'tll4 direction of scouters Reid
and Bilk , gave on excellent demon -
i stratid : f various phases of scout
'and mgrs: at work and play.
After' the presentation., Field Co1n-
missioiier Firth commented briefly
.on the .commendable work ana achi-
everiteht of the Zurica Groups for
the short period of time they have
been organized.
Following bis talk to the commit-
tee .and greirps Field Conunrssioner
Firth directed.the boys in games and
rope work.
At the con'clusioo of the evening
refreshments 'were served by the
ladies, whole in the nea; future in-
tend forming an auxiliary in the
district to assist the scouts and cubs
groups in their movement.
The Scout's Corner
VISITED ZURICH
The first Clinton Air Force Scouts,
Cubs and the group committee visit-
ed Zurich Scouts and Cutts, Wednes-
day evening, May 13th. The occas-
ion being the official presentation of
'the Charter by Field Commissioner
Fifth to the Zurich Group.
The attending committee members
from the Clinton Air Force were:
Chairman F -L D.F. Rate, Secy -'Teas
WOT H. Harley and Public Relations
Officer Sgt. M. E. Kahle,
Scout Master FS Par. English was
also present with .Scout Troup Lea-
der Gordon Chambers, Patrol Lead-
ers Ted Hutton, Eddie Chambers and
John Barclay, Scout Ross Crich,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
In the ESTATE or PHOEBE
RAU,. late of the Toswnsbip of Stan-
ley, :Widow of Henry Rau, deceased.
All persons •claiming against the
above estate !are required to furnish
full particulars to the undersigned
by June 15, after which date the
assets will he distriuted.
Frank Donnelly, Q. C., Goderich,
Solicitor for the Estate.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
In the Estate of AR ANN
STECTi T,E, bate of the Township of
Stanley, Widow of Henry S. Steckle,
deceased..
AU persons claiming against the
above estate are required to furnish
full particulars to the undersigned
by June 15, after which date the
assets 'will be distributed.
Frank Donnelly, Q.C., Goderich,
Solicitor for the Estate.
HURON COUNTY
HEALT-H UNIT
Immunization Clinic
. The third in a series of preschool
immunization •clinics for ZURICH
and dittstriet will be hell: in the
ZURICH PUBLIC SCHOOL on FRI-
DAY, JUNE 5th, at 11:00 a.m.
Also:, the third in a series of
preschool immunization clinics for
DASHWOOD and distric. will be
held in the DASHWOOD PUBLIC
SCHOOL on Friday, June nth, at
3:00 p.m.
Children 4 months of age to school
age May be brought to these clinics
to receive immunization for Diph-
theria,. Whooping Cough, Tetanus,
David Lamb, Bob Stewart, Roy Mc_ and ,Snnall;pox.
Your NEW Florist Has
Potted 'Plants
BY THE . HUNDREDS
All Varieties from Cactus to Geraniums.
BEDDING PLANTS
(Our Greenhouse Isn't Finished Yet
But We Have A Yardful Of Plants )
WE INVITE YOU TO SEE THEM!
Reader's Flowers
Phone 761-W'Exeter, Ont.
North of Pentecostal Church
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LIFE BEGINS
WHEN YOU ACCEPT CHRIST AS SAVIOUR.
If any man be in Christ Jesus he is a new creature; old
things are passed away; behold all things are become new.
Ye MUST be born again — John 3:7,
Except a man be born again he cannot see the Kingdom
of God. John 3.3,
He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life; and
he that believeth not he Son SHALL NOT SEE LIFE, but the
wrath of God abideth on him John 3: 36
Receive Christ as your Saviour to -day.
John 1:12
Chas. Fuller, Box 123 Los Angeles 53, California.
ABC Network Sundays 4.00 p.m. E.S. T.
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MEETING OF HI IRON COUNTY COUNCIL
The next meeting of the Huron County Council
will be held in the Council Chambers, Court
House, Goderich, commencing
Wednesday, June 10th, at 10:00 a.m.
All accounts, notices of deputations and other
business requiring the attention of Council should
be in the hands of the County Clerk not later than
June 6th, 1953
A. H. Er,ine, County Clerk.
Goderich, Ontario.
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GOD IS SPEAKING !
God, who at sundry times spake by the prophets,..hath.in
these last days Spoke unto Us by His Son... Heb. 1. 1,2.
This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased. Math. 17 5
HEAR YE HIM
SOME OF JESUS' SAYINGS:
The kingdom of heaven is at hand; Repent ye and believe
the gospel.. Mark 1:15.
Except ye repent ye shall • perish. Luke 13: 3.
He that heareth my word and beheveth, Him that,sent
, , me hath Everlasting Life. Jno. 5: 24.
Behold I stand at the door and knock! If any man hear
my voice and open the door I will come in. Rev. 3;20..
ARE YOU HEARING ?
GOLDEN RULE GOSPEL MESSENGERS
.Box 50 R. R. 1, Zurich, Ontario
Dependable estme,1 �`s!
GUARA* :TEED TRUST CERTIFICATES
and DEBENTURES NOW PAY. ...
Receive 4% on ,$100 or tnore for 5 years, 33%a% for 3 and
4 years or 3% for 1 and 2 years.
Recognized, by law, as trustee investments.
40 Ask for our "20 Questions" folder on these investments.
Tnt
AAA TRUST COMPANY
The Huron &Erie Mortgag Corp ration
"Older than the Do»union of Canada"
Had Office — London, Ontario
Dist et Representative. - T. W. Hatme-. Zurich
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