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DASHWOOL)
Mrs. Robt..Baxter• and babayi of
'Chatham spent a few days with Mrs
.,eonard .Schenk, while their hush -
Wads were deer hunting.
Mrs. Ada !Patterson of Grand
%Bend es spending some eatne with her
11la.ughter ana family, Mr and Mrs.
Arvin Rader.
The fowl supper at Zion Lutheran
lurch last Wednesday was .greatty
enjoyed by the Ladies Aid members
•rand their hus'b'ands. Group four was
in charge. A eecial time was enjoyed
ley all.
Mr and Mas. L. H. Rader spent the
weekend in i.endon with their 'dau-
ghter and family, OEir and Mrs. 'Wen's
del Gahnbie,
1Vir and Mrs Gordon Weiberg, of,
Waterloo spent theweek-enot with!
their parents, Mr and Mrs Fred Wei
berg and Mr and Mrs Victor Tyler.
The W.a'r;s. of Da tin
wood E.U.B. was held Friday, Nov.
6th, with Mrs. Carl Oestreicbaer in
the chair for the annnual '1'lasenkoff-
ering meeting. Mrs. Eben Weigand
read the scripture lesson sad. Mrs.
Wes. Wolfe led in prayer. 'Mfrs: Chas
Snell gave a short reading on Spir-
itual Life. Rev W. F. 'Krotz took
the study book and Li' ..M. Tiernan
k's Notice
Of First Posting of Voters' Lids for Year
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MUNICIPALITY OF HAY TOWNSHIP, COUNTY OF HURON
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NOTICE is hereby given that I:have complied with
Section 9 of the VOTERS' LISTS ACT and I have posted
up in my Office, at Zurich, Ontario, on the
3rd DAY OF NOVElVMER, 1953
the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said Municip-
ality at Municipal Elections and that such list remains there
for inspection.
And I hereby call upon all voters to take immediate
proceedings to have any errors or •omissions corrected ac_
cording to Law, the last day for•appeal 'being the
17th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1953
Dated at Zurich, Ontario, this 3rd Day of November, 1953.
H. W. BROKENSHIRE,
CLERK OF THE TOWNSHIP OF HAY
ng solo.
'11e 'Ilhankoflering boxes were re-
ceived. An invitation from .Grand
13a;nd to attend their butler on
Nov. 2'lst was acce'pt'ed. It was de-
cided to iwld the sznnual turkey dinne
ner to entertain their husbands in
Dec. A large bale of clothing was
packed and sent to Korea.
Mr and Mrs Wm. Haugh and Vibe
ley and Mee. Utban Pfile spent the
week -end in 'Bad Axe and Pigeon,'Mch
Mrs. A. E. Oestreicher spentarew
daays in Chatham with Dr. and 1vtrs
D. L. Oestreicher.
air and Mrs Nelson Tiernan of
New Hamburg visited with Mrs, G.
Wildfong and other relatives and fri-
ends for a few days.
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PROCLAMATION
TOWNSHIP OF HAY
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that in compliance with By -Law
No. 12, passed October Sth, 1953 under authority of Chapter 266,
Section 76 of the Municipal Act, a meeting of the Electors of the
Township of Hay will 'be held in the
TOWNSHIP HALL, ZURICH, ONTARIO
On
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27th, 1953
The Clerk will be in the Township Hall, Zurich, from 1 to 2 p.m.
to receive Nominations for one Reeve, one Deputy Reeve, and three
Councillors for the Year 1954, also for two Hay Township School
Area Trustees for the swears )1954 and 1955.
When a proposed Candidate is not present, his nomination
paper shall not be valid unless there, 4s attached thereto-` evidence
satisfactory to the Returning Officer that he consents to be so
nominated.
A meeting of the Electors will be held in the Township Hall,
Zurich, at 2 ,pan., on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27th, 1953
To hear proposed Candidates, and in ease more than the required
(number of candidates to fill the office are nominated, and a vote
demanded, A Poll will be held on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 7th, 1953.
From 9.00 'a.m. until 5.00 p.m., at the following places:
Poll Polling Place
1. School House No. 2
2,. School House No. 14
3. Zurich Town Hall
4. Zurich Town Hall
5. School House No. 12
6. Earl Guenther Block
7. School House No. 3
8. Jas. Masse Residence
Dated at Zurich, Ont.
November 9th, 1953.
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WHAT IS SIN?
+ The thought of foolishness is sin.—Prov. 24: 9
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Whatsoever is not of faith is sin - Rom. 14: 23.
Therefore to him that knoweth to do good, and
+ doeth it not, to him it is sin - Jos 4; 17,
* Sin is the transgression of the law - Jno. 3: 4.
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D.R.O.
Percy Campbell
Hugh McEwen
Leroy O'Brien
Albert Hess
Hilton Truemner
Reinhold Miller
Jas. McAllister
Fred Ducharme
Poll Clerk
Lorne lehapman
Sid McArbhur
Gordon Surerus
Lorne Klopp
Ed. J. Stare
Sidney Baker
Garnet Jacobe
Ed. Corriveau
H. W. BROKENSHIRE,
Returning Officer
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The next meeting of the Huron County Council
• will be held in the Council Chambers, Court
0 House, Goderich, commencing
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to All accounts, notices of deputations and other
byess requiring the attention of Council should
• be In lj?p hands of the County Clerk not later than
Novernber 14th, 1953
A. H. Erskine, County Clerk.
Goderich, Ontario.
All unrighteousness is sin. - I Jno. 5: 17.
GOLDEN RULE GOSPEL MESSENGER
Box 50, R. R. 1 Zurich, Ontario
MEETING OF
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
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ZURICH HERALD
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Thursday, November 12th, 1958
'aillored wait with rblaek accessories
and wore a 'corsage of orchids on
their r& lam they have taken up re-
sidence in Goderie'h where they will
'reside.
LOCAL NEWS
Brownies To 'Meet
A Brownie 'meeting will be 'held in
Zurich Town Hall on November 1.7,
at 6.145 p.m. Girls in age group of
8-10 from Zurich Dastriet wishing to
join Brownies please attend this
meeting.
Mrs. J. 'McClynnont has returned',
to her home in Kippen following 'a
pleasant visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Alice 'Cook, in Landon.
Mr. Earl Oesch has sold his farm;
Lot 14, Con. 10, Stanley, to Mr.
Kenneth Parke, who gets possession
next spring.
Mrs. Jos. Ducharme, Dashwood and
Mrs. Orval !McClinchey and daughter
Goshen fine, Stanley, were recent
visitors with their mother, Mrs. J.
M1cClymont, Kippen.
Recent visitors with Mee. Robert -
McBride, Kipper were, her son, lir.
Leonard 'McBride, Windsor; Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbert McBride, Kitchen-,
er; Mr and Mrs Walter .McBride and:
family, Exeter;
Pupils Enjoy Program
The pupils of S.S. No. 14 Stanley'
entertained their mothers and the
younger children of the section at a•
Hallowe'en party. 'There was a cos-
tume parade while Mrs. Aaex ai12e
Beth played a march on the piano.
Asking For Funds
The Bayfield Lions Club has or-
ganized a drive for funds to com-
plete
oinplete the Mayfield Community Centre.
Some friends have already made. do-
nations to this worthy enterprise, and
others pledged. 'Many others have
volunteered labour or given mater-
ials. Prizes have been donated by
merchants and others for various
.pasties and dances, proceeds of which
have gone towards the !building fund.
To all these people the board of
management of the community centre'
wish to •sa,,i a hearty "Thank You."
FIENSALI-
A number of Hunters have .'re
turned from a deer hunt at Green-
ook, near Formosa. They returned
with one deer which was shot by Don
Harburn..
Mr 'and Mrs. M.: A. ,Hopkinson off,.
Lions Head, spent the week=end With
the letters .parents, Mr' and Mrs N.
E. Cook. They flew from •Goderich
Monday morning to Indianopolis
Ind, where they will visit with frien-
de this week.
1 atihy and Jimmy McCloy, Toron-
to, are visiting witph their grandpar-
ents, Mr and Mrs. Geirhge Hess for
two weeks,
A Hallowe'en party for the chil-
dren of the community was held in
the town hall, Saturday night last,
sponsored by the IOOF anal Amber
Rebekah Lodges. Over 250 bags of
candy were distributed to ti e child-
ren.
Many Deer Bagged '
Twenty-six hunters of the Hensall
district were successful in bagging
17 deer and five red foxes in a deer
hunt in Hay Township in a four Clay
hunt in 'bhe 7,000 acre Township
swamp. Included was a buck five
and a half years old, oldest one to
be shot during the season, game offi-
cials said. The buck 'vas shot by Ed.
Fink of Hensell. There were 2,435
pounds of deer meat.
BLA};.E
Mr and Mrs. Archie .Mustard end
fainly spent the weekend at ,the
home of Mr and Mrs S. Hey.
Mr and Mrs Keith Gingerich are
happy to announce the birth of a
son, °Harold Keith) at the Farwell
Nursing 'Home, Zurich, on Friday,
November 6th, 1953.
Hey — Maclnnes
Lucknow Presbyterian Manse was
the scene of a very quiet but pretty
wedding when 'Catharine Isobel
Mabel ,Maclnnes, daughter of Mr.
John C. aMaclnnes and the late Mrs.
Maclnnes, 'became the bride of Vic-
tor Charles 'Hey of Goderich, son
of :Mr and Mrs. Samuel Hey, Blake,
Ont. The Reverend Winn officiated
while Mrs. Winn played the wedding
music. Given in marriage by her
father, the bride was very charming
in a gown of chantilly lace and net
tulle over taffeta. Her long veil of
French illusion was taught to a eor--
onet of sequins and pearls. She
wore silver slippers and carried a
se bouquet of red roses and ivy,
Mrs. Norma Mustard, sister or the
groom was maid of honor, and was
dressed in lime green lace and net
over taffeta, with matching headdress
and mittens and carried a cascade of
yellow mums.
• Mr. Archie Mustard of Brucefxeld,
2 was groomsman.
Following the wedding a reception
swas held in the Auxiliary Room of
the Legion Hall, where about forty
el guests sat down to a 'hot turkey din-
0 ner. ..After Which the happy couple
4# left mid showers of coneetti,•,, for
Niagara Falls and the States, For
travelling, the bride Apneas' gagrea
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EXETER MERCHANTS BREAK
LAW S
(Exeter Times -Advocate)
Exeter grocery stores, restaurants,
drug stores, garages—all businesses
which sell tobacco—are operating
illegally, according to 'town by-law.
Sale of tobacco in any form is pro-
hibited under the "Public Morals"
section of The Consolidated By -Laws
of Exeter, 1923. This was discovered
by Town Clerk C. V. (Pickard after
he was requested to investigate what
regulations govern the sale of cig-
.rettes •to minors. The by-law men-
tions nothing about minors. It pro-
hibits selling of tobacco to anyone—
young or old.
Merchandise
AUCTION SALE'
Of 'Men's and Boys' Clothing, Etc.
Under instructions received by Mr.
Louis Thiel a Sale of Merchandise
will be held in the
Town Hall, Zurich
On
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28th.
Commencing at 1.0e o'clock p.m.
Sharp.
Men's and Boys' Clothing, including
Dress. and Work Clothes, llarge selec-
tion of Jackets, Sweaters, Men's
and Boys' Underwear , Pyjamas,
Shirts, Smocks, Overalls, Boys' Suits,
Boys' and Mens Ties, Socks, Leather
Belts, Children's Wear, Snow Suits, , Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
Etc., Etc.
never failing well, best of garden
land, property is in very sutt,alble low
cation. 'Convince yourself by in-
specting this property before day of
sale.
bush. Terms ,of real estate da ea. on
darn of Sale, balance in 30 days. Sold
subject to a reasonable reserve bid.
Cottage Home --- Newly built 4 -
roomed cottage with modern convene
Terms of 'Property. 10% on day of iences, situated on the ,premises, Lot
Sale, balance in 30 days. Sold s'u'b -,19, Con. 8, Hay, built on skid's; is in-.
ject to a reasonable reserved bid. Isulated throughout. A fine dwelling,
Dennis Corrieveau, Proprietor. to be removed from premises with ar-
Alvin• Walper, Auctioneer, rangements by the proprietor.
Tractors and Tbresl Ing Machine —
r vlasSseY Harris 44" `Tractor used two
Clearing Auction Sale
seasons in guaranteed new ico'ndltion,
Of Household Effects and ,Misc. Items I Allis Chalmers "B" Tractor, used
on the premises, one black Hort of seasons in, guaranteed new condition.
Main Corner in the 'Dion Threshing Machine 22x38 in gall
I around new :condition 'with ,shredder,,
Village of Zurich fully equipped for grain, :beans or
The undersigned Auctioneer is in- cloves.
struoted to sell by public auction on Farm Implements --- McDeering 8 -
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14th. . furrow Tractor plow lilke new; 01i -
Commencing at 1 pan. sharp ver 2 -furrow tractor plow like new;
Diningroom suite, buffet, china cab- M -H binder 7 -ft. ,cut, ,McDeering 18-
inet, rust mohair chesterfield suite; run fertilizer drill, tractor hitch and•
occasional chair, Philco radio and markers; Allis Chalmers power nano suer
table, Singer sewing machine, Mc- like new; New Idea 4 -bar side deny -
Clary stove, General Electric wash- ery rsuke, 81/2,ft. rubber tire tractor
ing machine, like new; gas stove and cultivator, 6 -ft. tractor cultivator, 8-.
oven, electric kitchen clock, oil heart- ft. Bissell double tractor disc like new
er, various end tables, Wilton rug 6 -ft. double disc; M -H. 2 -drum roller,,
9x12', Congoleum rug 9x11:2; 2 .com- 2 -row tractor scuffler, new dump
plete 'bedroom suites with spring rake, McDeering hay loader like new,,
filled .mattress, dressers and comm- 2 sets 3 -section diamond harrows, 16 -
odes, 2 wardrobes, one with full ft. flat hay rack brand new; 2 sliding
lerugth mirror, 2 large fish bowls, hall racks, 2 rubber tired wagons with
rads, rocking chairs, 5 dining room roller bearing, like new; 2 -wheel'
chairs, ironing board, various mir- trailer with stock rack, bean puller
rors, long pantry table, 2 !benches, for Allis Tractor, circular saw and
cedar chest, cash register, cash.. box, stand, large emery; set of sleighs,
living room furniture and table M -H. cream separator, White -wash
lamps, picture and picture frames, sprayer, Co•cksbutt 10 -inch grinder
sheets and ;pillow cases, quilts, coin- like new; 120 -ft. 6 -inch drive belt,
fosters, flannelette and woolen blan- 50 -ft. rubber belt; 600 jute bags, 3.
kets, chenille and woollen (blankets, sets bean knives, colony house 10x12,.
chenille and satin -bedspreads, linen 32 -inch buzz saw complete; 75 new
table cloth, mats, bedding,candle steel posts, 50 cedar posts, quantity
sticks and holders, towelling, silver- of lumber and mixed wood, 300 one
ware, glass ware, antique dishes, full ion crates, uniform size; onion sscre-
Eine of kitchen utennsils, coal scuttle, ens, 3 large, self hog feeders, eieop
garden tools, sealers, crocks, large boxes, 3. complete sets 'of MSH. bin•
size Kelvinatom's refrigerator, 2 quilt der canvass, 2 heavy steel logging
tops with lining, and many articles chains, small chains, sling ropes, har-
to numerous to mention.
noes and collars, 4 chicken shelters
Sale will be held in the Lutheran ba•
g trucks, maple syrup outfit with
Church Sheds. pails and spiles, quarter hp. electric
motor, hay fork, large copper 'kettle,..
No reserve, everything will be sold. forks, shovels and many articles tots.
Terms — Gash numerous to mention.
Mrs. Roselle Krueger, Proprietress. Livestock — 2 Holstein Cows, mil -,Ivan Yungblut, Clerk. king, 10 ,yearling grass cattle, Dur-.
ham and Hereford.
Hay and Grain — 700 bales of
choice timothy hay, 900 bales of
choice red clover hay; 600 -bushels
of mixed grain, 400 'bushels Cartier
seed oats, 6 bushels timothy seed
Household Effects — Beach mains
el cook stove, complete dining rooar
suite, small tables, kitchen set, tap-
estry rug 7 1-2tx9 ; day bred, dressers,.
commodes, iron kettle, window sash,.
Quebec heater, 2 lawn 'mowers, fire,
extinguisher, copper boiler, sausage -
grinder and press, wooden tub, all'
kinds of dishes, sealers, 21 .complete
toilet sets, apple peeler, etc., etc,
;Being this is an exrtra large sales -
selling will start sharp on time. Nei
reserve, as the farm is sold.
Terms—Cash
Herbert Desjardin:e, Proprietor.
Glen Webb, Earl Weido, Clerks.
Alvin Walper,, Auctioneer.
Terms --Cash
Louis Thiel, Proprietor.
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SAI.;
OF REAL ESTATE
On the premises, Part of Lot 21,
Stephen Twp., in the
VILLAGE OF DASHWOOD
The undersigned Auctioneer is in-
structed to selll by public Auction on
SATURDAY NOV. 21st.
At 2.30 p.m. sharp:
The desirable Real Estate, consis-
ting of part 'of Lot 21, Stephen Twp.
one acre of land on which is situated
a well built newly remodelled 2-
stoey, Meal -brick home:,,with modern
conveniences: las full basement,
EXTENSIVE
AUCTION SALE
Of Real Estate, small 4 -room cottage
home, Threshing Machine, valuable
farm implements, Livestock, Hay,
Grain and Household Effects. On the
premises, Lot 19, Con. 9, Babylon
line, Hay Twp. 1e1 miles east of
Zurich and first farm south. The un-
dersigned Auctioneer is instructed to
sell by public Auction on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th.
Commencing at 12 o'clock p.m. sharp
Real Estate — Consists of Lot 19,
Con. 8, Hay Twp; 75 acres of choice
loam land with 25 acres in, fall wheat
43 .acres orf newly, seeded grass 'land
and 7 acres of good maple and elan
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