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I.akeview Casino
GRAND BEND
Da icing Every Saturday
Music by
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Featuring:
JUNE - JOHNNY - and the QUARTETTE
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At the recent meeting of Huron County Council It Nvas
decided that Fund for the relief of those who suffered severe
damage in the recent storm in Huron 'County, be set up.
The County Council opened the Fund with a contribution
of $'10,000.00. Mr. John G. Berry, Goderich, was named
Treasurer of the Fund.
To those individuals or ,organizations tw,ishing to contribute
to the Fund, arrangements have been made with all the Bank
Branches in the County to receive contributions and forward
them to the Treasurer.
The Fund will accumulate until such time as the expected
contributions from the Provincial Government and Dominion
Government are received. At that time the distribution of the
whole amount will be made in one p'aymen't.
The County Council are aware that this same situation
may arise again and are warning the Public to become pro-
tected. This fund is not established as a precedent for the
future.
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Official receipts will be furnished by the banks.
Christ Will Come Again
BEHOLD, the Bridegroom cometh; go ye out to meet Him.
• JESUS SAID — If I go and prepare a place for you I will
come again, and receive you unto me.—John 14: 3. .
Luke wrote of His coming. Acts 1: 9-11
Paul wrote of His coming. 1 Tess. 4: 14.13
Peter wrote of His coming. II Pet. 3
John wrote of His coming. I John 3:2
SO SHALL IT BE:
For as the days that were before the flood they were eating
and drinking And knew not until the flood came, and took
them all away, so shall also the coming of the Son of Man be.
Matt. 14: 31-39. --And this gospel of the kingdom shall be
preached in all the world for a witness unto all nations and then
shall the end come. Matt. 24:14.
Earthly Disturbances — And there shall be famines and pes-
tilences and earthquakes in divers places.
Present Day Apostasy — That day shall not come except there
come a falling away first.—II Thess. 2: 3.
GOLDEN RULE GOSPEL MESSENGERS
Box 50 R. E. 1, — Zurich, Ontario
What you weed
is a separator!"
You haven't enough ready cash on hand to
buy one?
The B of M has helped thousands of
Canadian farmers overcome this problem by
providing them with credit through Farm I m-
prouement Loans. Perhaps we cart help you
obtain the necessary credit, too. Why not talk
it over with our nearest B of M manager? „ 1f
Ask for our folder "Quiz for a Go- M I
Ahead Farmer". raw M, u , uxeaunt
Remember, when you ask for a loan at
the B of M, you do not ask a favour.
BANK. OF MONTREAL
(,curada.4 90zat &ctrl
Zurich Branch: CARI. SCOTT, Manager
Herald! Branco: WALTER JARRETT, Manager
Dashwood (5uh-Agencv): Open Mon., Wed. 8c Fri.
Crediton Branch: CIIARLF,S PARKINSON, Manager
(Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday)
WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OP LIFE SINCE 1617
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St. Joseph Blue Water Arfa j £ w d:tvs, and while there they
N:v ar:d :Mrs Fred Ducharrne of the I go to ;- raforth where they will v
73.W. Area are visiting with :he feeree 'e. sister, Mrs. Sotlon
man family, Go—lion 1l.-.0 ,loath fee ,s Williams,
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Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent
AND OTHERS
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2:15 P.M. -at-
Agricultural Park
in the
interests of
ANDY
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LIBERAL
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HURON
Issued by Huron
Liberal Association
ANDREW Y. McLEAN, M.P.
In the event of rainy weather,ineeting will be held in Clifton
Lions Arena.
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Mr Joseph Corriveau who has not
been feeling too good of late, will
spend a few days in St. Joseph's Hos-
pital, London, where he will undergo
a check-up and receive treatment.
The weatherman has been very
generous on Tuesday everting oy
giving us an abundant supply of few days with her parents, Mr and
rain. Farmers were wishing foe some, 1 Px's L. H. Rader.
but the supply was really an overdose I Ma's Wendell Gamble and baby is
it was accompanied by a severe ela ependnrg the week. at her parents,
ectrical .,-torm. Mr and 1VIrs L. H. Rader.
Mrs Sarah Geoffrey and •':Mss lei Mr and Mrs Edgar Restemeyer and
cile of the B.W. Highway, south, left ;Edward spent .Sunday with Mr and
on Sunday fo Detroit where they will l Mre. Art Miller at St. Jacobs.
spend a week or ao visiting the for -1 _Misses Betty and Lois Gaiser of
mer's daughter and other relatives. 'London spent the week -end with their
Mr and Mrs Jean Cantin who spent mother, Mrs. Cora Gaiser.
the greater part of the winter in i Mir and '.Mrs Albert Miller; Mr and
Montreal and other points, returned Mrs. Reinhold :Milker attended the
to their home in St. Joseph, en Sat, Dornrli;.oessel wedding in Cleveland,
urday last. on Sunday. The :pride was their neice.
Mr Avila Ducharme and son Ray- Maw' W. Filkins and daughttei' who
mond while walking through their have been caring Fos her father, Mr
pasture field at the back end or their Wan. Nadiger, reared to their home
farm on Saturday last found fifty in
Dollar American. Government Bond,
and !other papers, including a small
picture. The Bond was the property
of a young• 1Vfeiss from Flint, Mieh, .family oaf Kitchener visited with Mrs
1 ir. Ducharmc, grad the norma for- Co.ra Gaiser ton Saturday.
warded in safety to that point, �vneme Pitt -- Snell
he hopes will reach its right owner. A lovely June wedding was velem
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would wonder how a small ar- raiser in Dashwood E.U.B. Church on
title of paper would he carried s, Saturday, June 13th, at 2.30 when
far without 'being; dwe becd or dam- Mary Melissa, Snell, daughter of Mr
aged. The distance we believe would and Mrs Charles Wen. Snell, Dash -
he as the crow flies about 120 miles, wood was united in marriage to Wil -
D A S H W O O I.) liam George Pitt, son of Mr and Mrs
William. W. Pitt of London. Rev. J.
Mr and Mrs Louis Restemeyer H. Getz, Kitchener, performed the
visited with their datighter at London ceremony, Mrs. Ken McCrae played
„n the past week. the music and T, H. Hoffman was
Mr. Mahlon Reatemeyer of Caval- soloist. Miss Ruth Anderson of Lon-
will ler, N, Tiak., is visiting relatives berg,, don was bridesmaid and Mr. James
ion
is it Mr and MrW Nicholas Miller otA Sommerville wan groomsman. After
1r;rr.u.£cll, Seep., attended the (unerel'a :wedding trip the couple will Ilvid,'
+a£ hisbrother, yl r•. Gustave )mill -,r, in Lon�tlon.
It's New! It's Bigger! It's Better!
Exeter Kinsmen's Third Annual
minion Lay
Cele ration
(Wednesday, July 1st — Rain or Shine)
EXETER COMMUNITY PARK
AFTERNOON . SHOW — Parade, Bands, Midway, Cali
Scramble, Barrel Race, Drum Fight, Draws — Kids Free;
High School Students 25c; Adults 50c. •
NIGHT SHOW — Greatest Show Ever, Featuring Talent from
Canada and U.S.A. — Admission 7.5e; High School Students
50c; Children !25c.
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and are visiting with friends here.
Attending the funeral of the late
Gustave (Miller were: Mr and Mrs.
Ivan Taylor, Waterliso; Mr and Mrs
Earl. Stunmpf. of Kitchener and Mr
and Mrs Wendell Gamble of London.
Mrs. Ivan Taylor and Ray spent a
Howell Mich., Friday.
Mr and Mrs C. F. Pfile spent the
week -end in Kitebener and Dundas.
Rev. J. H. Getz, Mrs. Getz and
Look Girls!
Free Admission Until 1100 p.m.
At the
Bayfield Pavilion
FRIDAY NIGHT
DANCING TO:
FRANK TRAHER'S ORCHESTRA
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