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Midnight Dance
Sunday Night, Septa 6th
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LABOR DAY MORNING
'ST. PETER'S PARISH HALL
St. Joseph °Mal'i°
Syncopators Orchestra in +Atten dance
(No Party Saturday, Sept..5:th
.NOTICE.
TAKE NOTICE that the Council
of the Corporation of he Township
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TtheAKE ToNOTwnshipICE
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2 rugs at Zurich shall hear in person
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GRAND BEND
LABOR DAY WEEK -END - OUR INFLUX OF
WEEK -ENDERS WILL START THURSDAY
SPECIAL - THURSDAY, SEPT. 3rd.
Regular admission 75c each
ARTHUR MURRAYDANCE PROFESSIONALS
Exhibitions and Instructions by Canada's Top Teachers! The
Studio will also have special prizes, and certificates, for the
test Ballroom Dancers( -This program has continued to be
an outstanding success. School Boards and teachers - take
notice! Recent contracts accepted by the Arthur Murray
Studio have been from -Public and High Schools, to teach Social,
or Ballroom dancing: .Few students to -day can dande even
the fundamental steps ,cif -a waltz!
Sunday - September 6th - DAYTIME
A "BIG. DAY" - and SURPRIZES GALORE
IN THE WAY OF ENTERTAINMENT!
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LAST DANCE - MIDNiIGHT SUN M AY
Plan Your "LAST FLING" Of Season 1953!
MAKE UP YOUR OWN PARTY AND CELEBRATE THE
ENDING 'OF A WONDERFUL SEASON
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CHECK YOUR REQUIREMENTS TODAY ---
CO-OP LAY MASH
CO-OP PIG STARTER
CO-OP HOG GROWER.
CO-OP SOW RATION
CO-OP 24% DAIRY SUPPLEMENT
CO-OP CALF MEAL
HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE
Phone Hensall 1 15. Zurich 220
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will be judicially affected by the By-
law and who applies to be heard. loan, but further on was suspicious
AND -FURTHER TAKE NOTICE •of the fawner, so• gone day decided to
that after the publication of this ltuovel to the farm and investigate;
Notice in four suecessive issues of an: arriving he asked the farmer i►ow
the Zurich Herald council shall peon he hal seeded the slopes, the farmer
sider and may finally, pass this By-law replied, with a pop gun, the ''banker
after taking into consideration such 'amazed and asked, is that the truth?
representations as shall have been 'The fanner being peeved by 'being
previously made. tinder question pressure, he replied Mrs. Robert MoBride of Kippen,
• (the truth) !Hell, no this is only a tis, holidaying ;at Honey Harbor. at Zurich this nth day ' hhhersattion.
of August, 1953• Summer services are being held
D A S I -I W O O U aKlippenUnited Church. by the Rev.
Corporation o£ the 'Township W. J. Maines of Bru�cefield at 10 a.
of Hay,
ZURICI4 1HERALD
Thursday,September 3rd, 1903
Should it he forced on them W
dire need or finalh!eiaal ainccums!cances,
ear t{he way they 'prefer the going, let
us respect them as loyal eittzens by
giving ahem all the safety and pro-
tection within ourselves,
This and. That
" A farmer who lived ,on the slopes
Of a roeldh rmountain, one day walk-
ed' into a Bank to borrow money
trader false pretense to plant his
seeding. The banker advanced the
died 32 years aro. They fanned on
the Bronson line, Hay Township on
the ,fawn clow owned by thew son
Dennis. ISa avtivanrg awe three sons,
Jloseplh, of the 14th Con., Hay; Den-
nis, Zurich; Tuffield, ,Detroit; six
daughters, Mrs. Edward Denomme
(Josephine) Di ylsdale; Maxie, Chic-
ago; Mrs, Ernest Page (Sarah) Win-
dsor, Mrs. Louis Brisson (Emma
Jane), Riverside; Mrs. Lawrence La-
pointe (Eveline) Detroit, and Mrs.
John O'Keefe (!Lucy), Rusconvbe; 1
brother, FrankCorriveau, Se!aaorbh,
and two Blisters, Mrs. Dolph Pariseau
Detroit, and Masi. Tuffield . Ayotte,
Drysdiale. Rt. Rev. Father William
Bawr'deau, P. P. officiated.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mrs. Thelma Garvie and Ronnie of m. Sunday mornim>ys.
' !amnia .are spending .a week with Mr
By H. W. Bre'kensliire, Heitman Elsie and other friends. I Injured In Accident
Clerk. , Mr Ed. Robair !Of Detroit visited
of Ray proposes to pass a BY -law with his sister and ,husband, Mr and I Mrs. Alice Mustard ,who resides
stopping up the following "lands in Mrs. Arlt Ailemand. near Varna on the Bayfield Road, 'was
the Village of Dashwood now Tres- Mr and Mrs Milfred 11/leaner and admitted to Clinton Hospital recently
eptly a part Street • with ;> injuries, bruises and shock
said Village
itt�mlly 1Vir 'incl I1VLrs lreo. rG,iLwu w,au
Michael spent 'last Sunday •at Port following a truck -tractor accident on
All and singular ihat certain parcel Stanley. !their rfaira' near Varna. The mother
soloist. The bride was given in ,mar's
!age by hes" brother Georlge M. Beatty -
and carried a White bible ,with an rota.
rabid. M'rs Ken Parke, Zurich, at.
tended the bride, Robt.. MaeViea*
London, was his brother's best mala,
the ushers were Wm, Lathan,and
Maircolan MaeVfiicacr, both f London,
The bride's and groom's mothers rea.
ceived at the former's summer home
tin Bayfield. After e wedding trip to
points in Michigan, they will reside
in London.London.ndon.
WMS. Report.
The Varna WMS held its August
meeting in the church, with the front
road women's group in charge with
Mrs. L. Mc'Conniell as leader. 1Virs, Cry
Reid took charge of the •. lbnzsinee5.
There were 28 calls to shut-ins. Mrs
W. Webster gave the treasurer's re-
port.
EASTER SEALS REPORT
1953 to July 31st, 1952
Letters Mailer ..1200
Replies .......2812( 19.33 p.c. reed
Contributions to July 31$364,801
In Bank at start of cam,pn 10.96
Total $ 375.80+
Expenses:
Mailing Easter Seals $ 24.93/41i:Collect Replies 162 ,. • .1. .
or a o .16ii
track f land .and premises situate IMr and Mrs. Ifeathn}1ong an W df d of four 'children was driving the
ang M '1' Receipts 228
6.86
lying and being in the "Village of daugthber' of London spent their va- tractor into the (barn, towing a tri Adv'g printing supplies ... 10.001
Dashwood in the County of Huron ,Cation with his mother, Mrs. Garnet iler loaded' with x1160 bushels of grain
and !Province of 'Ontario, 'and being Wildforig She was thrown cif and injured when
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composed of that part of William
Street lying swath of Helen Street,
and north of the road allowance be-
tween the Torwms'hips of Stephen and.
Hay as shown (on P.lied's Survey of
part of Lot Nur fiber Twenty-four in
the south boundary Oon,cessibn of the
Township of Hay, described,,as foll-
ows: Commencing at the southeast
corner of Lot Number six (6) on the
said survey, Thence northerly along
the easterly limit of said Lot Numb John !McKishnee of London.
er Six, fifty-two and one-half •feet Mr. Herb Wein of Detroit +spent
(521/2'), Thence easterly and par-' last week -end gat hi,s home here dur-
allel to the easterly production of the i'ixg the week Mr and Mrs Wein vis -
southerly lirnit of Lot Six a distance ited their daughter and family at
of eighteen feet to a point. Thence' Clralk River.
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Total $ 48,9S
Rev J H. 'Getz, Mr's Getz and Don- the tractor came in contact with the Contributions by Districts
ald of Kitchener spent the week -end truck.
With -Mrs Cara Geiser and other fri- rMacVicar-Beatty
ends. Summer flowers d'e'corates the St.
Mr and Mrs Roy ,Bender and fam- J'o, 's Anglican Church, Varna when
of Toronto'tailed, on his father, Mary Elizabeth Beattly 'daughter of
Mr John Bender Sunday and took
him to visit at Elimville.
Congratulations go to Mr and Mrs
Aaron ,Oestreacher on the birth of
their -.grandson Mar Mr and Mrs.
southerly and parallel to the easterly.
limit of said Lot Six, fifty-two and
one- half (5211 ') ; Thence westerly
along the easterly production. of the
southerly limit of said Lot Six, a
distance of Eighteen feet to a the Oda Mrs. Haytter was her sister's
southeast angle of said :Lot Six, be- matron of honor, Mary Aim. Hayter
ing the place ^of beginning. Was flower girl and little Jimmie was
ring-pearer.
pro'ba'bly as .an appetiser, or to set Rev. W. F. Krotz took the services
tle down an overloaded tankful, lasi at 'Clifford Sundalyi and Rev, 3. O.es-
but not least a horse drawn vehicle, treicher preached here.
was on the highway with 'his driver : <:,, Mr and Mrs Wan. Gossn,an are on
apparently contented, (well) ret us. 0. -trip to British Columbia.
not turn our beads away fsom the t•Held Family Reunion
horse 'and buggy site, for they bring ,a`,•Ending :part of the vacation of
back memories of yester years, and 40: C. B. Carr and %family of • the
when the public could travel in• sale- [ ®i tbawa Valley and on the transfer'
'Me' and •Mrs Martin Laub of Exe-
ter spent Sunday with the tatter's
•'sis!ter, and family Mrs. Heelb. Wein.
114r and Mrs James Hayter :attend
&d' the Reed-Frirtzley rwedeling at God-
ty, it is true the going was not as.
r£asrt as of. to -day.
But people reached their destiniat'
ion in safety and in due time, and
eiibh Weber and faanily from
lha Airport to Trenton rfor a
ictourse and then to Camp Box -
den, prerparationts were made to
not so many tikat landed in the • spend an evening on .the home-taawn,
Morgue or in the neighbouring hosp- ; 2l1 of the immediate relatives with
ital as of to -day, and furthermore, tRev. W. F. Krotz roasted weiners and
was it not the horse sof the past who
with his master cleared he Wilderness
of the country, and made it one a-
mong the most rbeantiiful and prosp-.
Brous ones, and was it not aihe'liorse
p,•layerr offered by the pastor. ARI
f&armed •a 'circle, joined hands and
sang "Bless be the tie tha Binds.
DRYSDALE
Requiem ththighmass for ,Mrs. Del -
firms eye on those who yet enjoys to phine Dudharme, 89, -walla-walla died at the
travel that way. Have thelyi not the
Baine privileges on the Highway and
Byways as the speedster of to -day?
And Whether or not the Custom has.
almost passed in oblivion; rz, is ' .for,
us to respect their way •ot .travelling.
heed buns -on an open. fire and
drank fres!hie or hot,coffee. Thelma
of London and Ruth of Red Deer,
�Ilb , were the only absent.. In dos-
-the evening a familiar verse was
Is., until recent years, who was the main dig, a Psalm read py Rev C. B. Carr
farm and travelling power, and who
never refused his piaster, and yet to-
day apart from this prosperous Pro-
vince -of Ontario, horses are yet the
going power and for us of today let
us not he too quick to turn an en -
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!Lake. We believe the past week -ow)
iwa.; the, heaviest of the ,season; it
Was amusing' .for one to sit on a:tlhady°
4prt ori hitt front lawn and 'watch the
traffic; it included cars of all m'odei
r rr cycle:' of different make and
-;)F4(•d; also pedestrains could he Shen I
1 , :‘hogroin.:4 taking a little Jaunt
St. Joseph & Bhie Water. Area
The ;awenIterile.r `'ma'. of f?h-r pa -.t
rOtts,�„"',•:, '-ctr•i
,•r•`:•.. - fir.' „"rbc+ 0•11;
tt • J F,( 011,1': C, E:,' Ito
home of. her slaughter, Mrs. John 0'-
Keefe, Ruscomlb•e, was sung on Fri-
day moaning Aug 28th in St. Peter's
Church, at St. Joseph, and interment
Oracle in the parish cemetery. • . Her
husband, the late Peter Duoharme
Zurich 134 $206.80. $1.15,5 per letter
Dashwood 34 $'51.50 $1.52 ' def.
Hensall (34 310,6.50 $1.67 dei
IA Hearty THANK YOU to the
Mrs. Beatty, Varna and the late Geo. people of the above districts from
H. Beatty, 'exchanged wedding vows
with John Alexander MaeVicar, son
of Mrs. 'MacVicar, London and the
late Duncan McVicar.. Canon A. A.
Abraham, London officiated, assisted
by Rev. E. Carew -Jones, Bayleld.
Mrs. Bert Boyles, Clinton was organ-
ist and Miss Ruth Claibe, Varna was
the Zurich Lions 'Club and The Chip.
pled Children of Ontario for .you
response to the Easter- Seat Camp.
sign. .. Many youngsters will • en"
joy New Health, Hope and HappinLesa
as a: result of your generosity,
Easter Seal ,Committee,
Zurich Lions Club.
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Here is Your Invitation to see and hear that
Incomparable Team
DON LONIE, with the Italian Palerno Bros.
In the New LEGION HALL, CLINTON
September 8th Thru September 20th.
Week nights 8 p.m. Sundays 3 p.m. & 8.30 p.m,
CLINTON AREA YOUTH FOR CHRIST
WELCOMES YOU
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YOU HAVE AN
APPOINTMENT
As it is appointed unto man once to die, but after that t11te .•
Heb. 9:27
Judgbent.
And I saw the dead, small and great, stand before God; and
the books were opened, and another book was opened
which is the book of Life; and the dead were Judged out
of those things which were written in the books, accord-
ing to their works. -Rev. 20. 12
And whatsoever was not found written in the book of Life,
was cast into the Lake of Fire. -Rev. z0:15
To -day, if you hear his voice harden not your heart. Heb. 4:7,
GOLDEN RULE GOSPEL MESSENGERS
Box 50 R. R. 1, - Zurich, Ontario
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This pattern, basic in Canada's development
has been repeated again and again in pioneer
areas, villages, towns and cities. Through local
branches, the chartered banks bring to small
communities,, as well as large, the sante
broad range of banking service.
There are now 3,800 branches of
Canada's chartered banks serving
the banking needs of Canadians,
700 opened in the past ten years.
THE BANKS SERViNG
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