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NEW WORLD ORDER
Stratford --- M....1. Coldavell, nat-
ional leader of the Q. C. F., in an
address here said that "when the
• power of the United Nations will have
crushed the last remnants of Axis
aggression abroad, the common peo-
ple of our lands must organize for
a new start toward a world order
based on economic security and soc-
ial justice. We must determine that
collective security must ultimately de
pend upon the organization of gover-
nment at the international level, so
that all people, great and small, may
be truly represented and its institut-
ion endowed with all the power nec-
essary to maintain peace ano provide
for economic justice and equality of
opportunity among all the peoples of
the, earth," said Mr. Coldwell.
GRAND BEND
Dies at London
Miss Elizabeth Young of 308
Princess avenue, London, a native of
Grand Bend. died suddenly in Vict-
oria Hospital. She was the daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Young
Grand Bend, and was a resident of
London for the past 35 years. Thr
remains resting at the Corrothers
Funeral Home till Wednesday when
funeral will be conducted by Rev. T.
J. Watson, New St. James a-resby-
terian Church. Temporary entomb -
will be made in „Nlouut t'le trait
Cemetery. Final burial will be in
the Grund Bend Cemetery.
HENSALL
Mr. Gorge Walker has purchased
`,the property of 11.rs. Jean Manson, of
town.
Mr. P. L. McNaughton has dispos-
ed of his property to Mr. Clarence
Volland.
Miss Elizabeth Slavin has aeon con-
fined to her room during the past
week with illness.
Mrs. Earl kaiser returned to her
home in Chicago after spending a
1'-w weuks with Mr. and Mrs. John
Iiis�n.
?i.. E. L. -llickle mads, a buss ess
trip to Ottawa last 'eel,.,
Horne on Furlough
Fi , i,• r ,(eMecr .Ronald Peek, a for -
!eye: ve•il known He nsall Boy, who has
been overseas for the past three years
hes ,,, _•(rail home. and will -penes his
_, I»Lr.;i'1 r•'tb his mother, \1r,-. Janet
• I' ,- ::nrl e1ster, Elaine Peek, of Tor-
Received is ur the. Word
l'jr. end stirs. John I'l:aznort of
1,9+•' ,"+. nit's v e received further word re -
soy F't?, t; .
ZURICH HERALD.
Thursday, reh!rtu y l tits, t4��
"The Huron & Erie Mortgage Corporation
Results for the Eighty -First Year
Funds Deposited and Invested With us:
Savings Department
Debenture Department
$15,20' 1000
$21,900,000
Surplus Security for our Depositors $81000
and Debenture Holders - -
(As at Dec. 31st, 1944)
This friendly institution will'be happy to
serve you.
Branch Offices
London (4)
Toronto
Hamilton
Windsor
St. Thomas
Chatham
Winnipeg
Regina
Edmonton
Vancouver
Victoria
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Analysis of Assets
Cash in offices and on deposit..,$ 2,304,853
Government Bonds 12,820,636
Other Bonds (less reserve) 974,123
Canada Trust Co. Stock 1,553,800
Other Stocks (less reserve) 1,609,398
Mortgages and Agreements for
sale (less reserve) 22,517,161 50.8%
Real Estate held for sale
(less reserve) 493,806 1.1%
Office Premises in 9 cities 1,833,500 4.1%
Other Assets 193,427 .4°'0
Total Assets $44,300,704 100
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5.2%
29.0%
2.2%
3.5%
3.7%
ANDREW F. HESS, Local Representative
ends met at their home that evening
to honor them with a presentation.
Progressive euchre was a feature of
the evening,. The guests of honor
were presented with a gift of silver-
ware, the address accompanying the
sane was read by Mrs. Fred Beer,'
and the presentation made by Mrs.
Alex. Mousseau. Thanks were expres-
sed by Mr. and itlrs. Horton for the
lovely gilt nd for such a delightful
evening arrranged by the neighbour:
and friends. A delicious luncheon was
served the table attractive with pink
and white carnation, and centred with
a lovely wedding cake.
Harris agency. He intends erecting!
an implement shed on the Harvey
property to be used • in connection
with his business.
On Torpedoed Vessel
0 f the survivors of the ill -fat -
DISTRICT NEWS
Mrs. Lloyd Hey': ninny friends in
Crediton are glad to know she is im-
proving following her recent operat-
ion in Victoria Hospital, -London.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Wein, of Cred-
iton, have reeoived word that their
t,: 7:eoi:ai'el, 'e^...0 has
been a.erseas
e. ;en • c ? , �: , i v, sI ki11- I for tin', past three year.- with the.
t, 1e , 1~ ito y. 1 Canadian Army, is seriously ill in a
111" 11'.'d ( r., re ca1er1 1 a. hospital in England.
'ynhi.
while ona bombinginn$- A feature of the annual meeting
... , .. '1 l-- '•nen fi heer-:iembt:r andvaof in.t iiani United Church recently,
c'to drop a bomb on a Target was the burning of the mortgage
was Totted by n enemy, w sr fired placed on the church 15 years ago
o n his plane killing him instantly. placed
an addition to the •church was
Were. at Toronto erected. Rev. W. Beecroft is the
Z ae� Margaret'irlll:end, T rIna pastor of the congregation.
Saandercock and Jun; Sanntlercock Accident at the Harbor
of H o:1.4111 and Miss Barbara Shop- While slitting ire at the harbor at
pe. -,t -•i Clinton-ewe' =.r. Toronto o th^ Goderieh, a chain on a machine snap-
I.:=t week -end eel white there at-' led, and a loose end strucrz Peter
,- cl 1 ens. s, 11.'ld at tl,, ti nrelso.z on the loft aril, causing a
"i Leaf Gardena.
' sc.veri+ deutans fracture. He is in the
a+ ixliiii.. , li l: :f 1i.i131?t'n.h1'' hospital.
:t home afi.er visitruc with in -
hi Detroit.
Had Masquerade Carnival
Hensall Rink was this, scene of a
Masquerade carnival. a brot,mball
l,r•twenn the Hensall firemen
,,t businessmen being one of the
highlights of the evening. The game
resulting in a tie 1-1. This, was foll-
c,:ved by a fancy dress carnival with
skating to music. Winners included:
Petty Moir, Lois Henderson. Miss
trey Russell, Marie Boyd Betty
Pension Board Meets.
The Huron County Old -Age Pen-
sions and Mothers' Allowances Board
considered applications for thirteen
old -age pensions and three f°or moth-
ers' allowances at the postponed Feb-
ruary meeting held Wednesday last.
• No January Thaw
i11r. J. E. Mutch, official weather
observer for Goderich, states that the
month just passed was the first Jan-
uary since he took over tae position
Mis,4 Margaret Glenn, Mrs. sixteen years ago in which no thaw
V. Lawrence, Mrs. Jas. A. Paterson, was recorded. Until this year every
were. Miss Brandon. 'Mie, January in that period had some rain-
ltT'chie. R. H. Middleton, W. O. Good fall. January, 1945, was unique in
that it had none.
Purchased Home
Mr. Benson Williams and son Rol-'
and have purchased the fine brick
onAn-
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• c' Mrs. T. Harvey recite of
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1e. Y
drew St., Exeter and will move there-
in from their farm early in. April.
Rollie is at present in business in
Exeter having taken over the Messey
t;.!.,. Thi affair was sponsored by
t.
Walsall firemen.
25th Anniversary
11'•. and Mrs. Harry W. Horton,
•>eeular and highly esteemed resid-
eaT.4 of Idnnsall celebrated their 25th
3,x'-ei ling anniversary on 'Wednesday,
F ,1, r alar 7th, and in honor—of the
el at ;one 20 old neighbours and fri-
' ONE - r SERVICE
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A Gas known to every motorist. Why take chances in
inferior Gas when you can buy Good Gas at Regular
Prices.
Engineered Lubrication
At Klopp's you get Guaranteed Indian Lubrication, using 7 kinds
of Caeai•e. We invite you to watch us Luhricate your Car and see
bow Trained Attendants Grease Cars
Expert Repairing
We use the KING AN k1LYS +'R to properly Tune Up your Motor.
CLEAR GAS FOR YOUR LAMPS AND STOVES at 25e. Gallen
Batteries, Accessories, Goodyear Tires
Clears and Tidy Rest 'towns. Zurich's Finest and Most Up-to-date
tiaras;, and Service Station.
Drive in and let us service and "Pep Up" your Car for
the Colder Weather and Heavier Roads
HOWARD KLOPP, LESSEE
C. Frits :i': i Ned Car Lot in Connection
a., °'•,e t, �. •w- ...t+a.".r=fiVimrA. 3.Mtt.Ml105/410Ap. AHbeff'N
ne o
ed mine -sweeper, Clayoquot, which
was torpedoed and sunk in the peril-
ous northwest Atlantic, is AB. Robert
1 Sinclair Gunn, husband of Mrs, Sig-
fred S. Gunn, of Dashwood, and son-
lin-law
on-1in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Olar retersen
Eight of the crew of 81 are reported
missing. The rescued were picked up
by corvette after •being on floats for
about an hour. Exeter Times -Advo-
cate.
Moving to Exeter
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Mrs. J. Venton and two children„
who have been making their home
at Crediton, are returning to Exetezr
and will again occupy the recidence
on William St., vacated by Wing
Commander Webster.
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THIS is a war of rapid movement. Overseas mail must
be handled many times before it reaches your man. If
you write a wrong' or incomplete address, it may cause
weeks of delay in spite of all your Post Office or Canadian
Postal Corps can do to speed delivery. You can save much
heart -ache by following these simple rules:
1# Write clearly or print full address in block letters
2s Make sure the address is COMPLETE, many delays are caused
in Army mail by senders omitting name and number of unit.
3s If you are writing to n wounded man in hospital Overseas,
write the usual COMPLETE address, then ADD the words "IN
HOSPITAL" in large letterson the envelope.
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YOUR PARCEL MUST FACE,
THE RIGORS OF WAR ..
Your parcel must stand the weight of thousands more•
pressing down on it in the hold of a lurching ship at sea.
It must stand r9ugh transport, often under fire, over
shell -torn roads. Pack your parcels in corrugated con-
tainers, wrap in several layers of heavy paper and tie
with strong twine.
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DON'TS for SENDERS( Don't fuck matches or lighter
fluids. Don't send foods that can spoil. Don't send
liquids in cartons .or glass. Don't forget to of x'com-
- fileted custonzs declaration. Don't use "shoe boxes",
they crush easily.
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