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Plan to Attend
The Fourth Annual
KINSMEN
Dorninion
Day
Gelebration
IN EXETER
AFTERNOON AND
EVENING
PERFORMANCES
Agricultural Office News
R. Baker June 5th, 1954
Tails week farms in the area have
beived an excellent rain which
mould be worth a great deal to
Progressive - Conservative
RALLY
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Peter Eisenbach's Bush
3 Mimes North of Bayfield, on No, 21
Highway, on
Friday, June 11th 1954
7,30 pan..
Everybody Welcome
TENDERS FOR COAL AND COKE
FEDERAL 'BUILDINGS-- PROV-
INCE OF ONTARIO
SEALED TENDERS addressed to the
undersigned and 'endorsed as above,
will be received until 3.00 pan. (E.D.
S,T.), WEDNEiSDAY, JUNE 23,
1954, for the supply of coal and coke
for the Federal Buildings throughout
the Province -of Ontario.
Forms of tender with specifications
and conditions attached can be obtain
ed from the Chief of Purchasing and
Stores, Department of Public 'Works,
Ottawa, and the Purchasing and Stor-
es Officer, 3 Sullivan Street, Toronto,
Ontario.
Tenders will not be considered un-
less made on or according to the
printed .forms supplied by the Depart-
ment and in accordance with conditn-
ions set forth therein.
The Department reserves the right
to demand from any successful tend-
erer, before awarding the order, a
security: deposit in the form of .a cer-
tified cheque drawn on a bank incorp-
orated d theBank A or the
spring grain and growing hay. In
many eases farmers have completed
planting their corn and preparing to
plant kvean$.
Our County Weed Inspector reports
that the program for spraying Leafy
.Spurge will soon be underway and
that it has been proven Mat a double
spray is .much more satisfactory than
a single spray. The rec;emmendations
are that these sprays should be put
on the end of June mad the end of
August.
HAD BENEF'Pr DANCE
Neighbours and friends of Mrs.
May Leppington of Brucetteld, a
young mother of two children who
recently had her leg amputated at the
hip, arranged a bet dance ror her
which was held at 'Bayfield Pavilion
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puts r Hey a your pocket
If you've ever wished for a running
water system—vow's the time to install
one. We've cut our prices lower than
ever before on Duro Pumps. Now we
can install a Duro with even greater
savings than this economical quality
pump has offered in the past. And when
you buy a Duro, you've bought the best
pump by far. Gone are the days of water
failure due to mechanical breakdown.
The top quality Duro delivers thousands
of gallons of water for a few pennies.
Fits in a minimum amount of space and
is so silent you can hardly hear it. There's
always ample water with a Duro.
Call or come in anytime, we'll be glad to
give you an estimate on a complete
water system including—pump, tank,
pipe, kitchen and bathroom fixtures,
taps in all farm buildings and the cost
of installation.
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Zurich - Ont.
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and should be presented for payment.
IF YOU STILL HOLD WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES,
HERE'S WHAT YOU SHOULD DO:
I. Endorse your Certificates in the space
provided on the back and indicate your
present address.
2. Make a record of the serial number of
the -Certificates and keep the record.
3. Mail Certificates in a .sealed envelope
to:
The Registrar,
War Savings Certificates,
350 King Edward Ave.
Ottawa, Canada.
Na stomp Is necessary. No registration Is necessary.
Following the receipt of your Certificates a
cheque will be mailed to you at the address
you indicate.
(sz YOU PREFER, YOUR BANK CAN ARRANGE RE.
GEMPTION OP YOUR WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES
FOP A SMALL SERVICE CHARGE., WSC•i REV
ZUR.1CH HERALD
Thursday, June 10th, 1954
82nd year. Mr, Beaver has been ill
for only a short time, The remains
rested at the Hoffman funeral Home.
Dashwood from where the funeral
was held on Wednesday arternoon,
with Rev, W. Krotz, of Dastwood
onciating, and interment in Exeter
Union 'Cemetery. The departed was
a brother to 'Mr. Ed, Beaver of Zur-
ich, and will be greatly /Hissed by his
many friends.
C. We L. Meet
The June meeting of the C.W.L.
of St. Peter's Parish, St. Joseph,was
held at the home of Mrs. Richard
Jeffrey, The meeting was opened
with sprayer by Msgr. Bourdeau. Af-
ter Toll call, the minutes of the pre-
vious meeting were read and approv-
ed. Mrs. Louis Denomene gave the
treasurer's report; Mrs. Janes Masse
spiritual convener, sent .cards to the
sick and also reported quite a num-
ber of ladies attending the closed
retreat at Brescia Hall this month.,
Mrs. Percy Bedard, meumbersnip con-
vener reported 76 members. Plans
are 'being made by 'Msgr. Bourdeau
un under an Acs
and the League to hold a Tridinm
Quebec Savings Actpayable to thesof prayer in preparation for the Cert -1
order of the Honourable the Minister 1 ria
Celebration in July. Mrs. Al -
'of Public Works, ermal to ten per (vin. Rau and Mrs. Cantin were deleg-
cent of the amount of tender, in'ac-. ates to the convention in Chatham.
cordance with the Government. Con -,(Mrs. Rau gave a splendid report on
tract Regulations now in force, ur ! the convention. The meeting closed
Bearer Bonds, with unnrateeed coup- 'with -prayer and lunch was served by
ons attached, of the Government of the committee in charge.
Canada or of the 'Canadian Ntatiolal
Railway Company and its constituent St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
companies, unconditionally gu.a•rnn-1 Mr and Mrs F. Ducharme, Mrs.
teed as to principal and interest Oy Therese Hartman and sons Raymond
and Michael motored to Windsor on
Thursday last visiting with their
children rind relatives, and on Satur-
day they croe.setl over to Detroit,
where they attended the graduation
reception of their grandson Master
Lloyd Stansberry and returning on
and raised :5295 to help pay costs of • Sunday to their homes.
hospital and medical attention. Mrs. Bridget Laporte attended the
4-1-1 CALF CLUB MEET young girls' retreat in London the
The menfhly meeting of the Zurich past week -end.
4-H Calf Club was held at the farrn Mrs. Alice Laporte who has spent
of Club leader Herb Klopp, Wednes- s- a week visiting her relatives in this
day eve. June 2nd at 8.30. Nineteen vicinity has returned to Windsor to
members answered the roll call. The resume her duties.
meeting 'opened by the members re- • The rain of the past wesic-end
peating the Club pledge in unison.
Mr Harold Baker, Assistant Agric.
Rep., for Huron Co., gave a talk on
fudging beef cattle. Four of Mr.
Klopp's Aberdeen Angus breed were
judged. Oral -reasons on this 'Cass of
livestock were given by Keith Love,
Marilyn Erb and Jack Pceee. After
this phase of the meeting was comp-
leted !members entered - Mr. Klopp's
(barn for the remainder or the meet-
ing. The secretary Mary Geiger, read
the minutes of the May meeting.
Their adoption was moved by Rich-
ard Erb and seconded' by Robert
Lemon.
Mr Baker 'conducted a quiz on
general dairy products. A vote of
thanks was extended to Mr. Klopp
Klopp for providing four calves for
judging and the use of ,his barn by
Mary Geiger and seconded by Bev -
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the Government of Canada.
The lowest or any tender not nec-
essarily 'accepted,
ROBERT FORTIER
Serrotary.
etary.
Theessetment of Public Works,
Ottawa, May 28, [19514`.
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Lakeview Casino
GRAND BEND.
Dancing Every Saturday
THIS WEEK TO THE MUSIC OF
JOHNNY BRENAN
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Enjoy Dancing on our Beautiful New Floor
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Massey - Harris
HAVE RECEIVED A L ARGE SHIPMENT OF MASSEY-
HARRIS REPAIRS. ORDER YOURS EARLY!
AM TAKING ORDERS NOW FOR ANY MASSEY HARRIS
IMPLEMENTS YOU MAY REQUIRE, INCLUDING TRACT-
ORS, THRESHING MACHINES, COMBINES, ETC.
"The Service Arm for Canadian Farm"
Tel, Shop 149 Osoar
Kipp Rev, 67
EVER AT YOUR SERVICE FOR FARM NEEDS!
last Wed. There is a fine selection of
books. Mrs. 'Wein, the librarian will
be glad to serve you. '
Mrs. Lydia Rinker has returned
home after spending several months
in Ottawa with her niece and family
Mrs. Mel Sherwood and her sister,
Mr and Mrs Ernest Hutchinson
Visitors with Mrs. Lucinda Mc -
Isaac were Mr and Mrs Willis Vic -
Isaac and sons, Mr and Mrs. W. Mc -
Isaac and.Dale Spear all of Detroit
Mr and Mrs Ted Nielson and fam-
ily have moved into their home pur-
chased recently from Harold Weber.
Congratulations to Mr anct Mrs.
Lloyd Rader on the arxrvar or a
daughter. r'
Mr and Mrs Melton Walper ,:dad
girls of Ingersoll spent Sunday •% nth
their parents, t1VIr and Mrs. Philip
Fassold and Mr. Ed. Walpei,.
Mr (Herb !Geiser of Dearborn, Mich
spent the week -end with his brother
'Chester.
Mr and Mrs 'Glen Brown of London
spent Sunday .with. Mr and Mrs Wm.
Wein.
Walther League Elects Officers.
The Walther League held their
election of officers June 1, as foll-
ows --President, Douglas Hamather;
Vice Pres.,, Gerald Maier, Secy., El-
eanor Becker; Treas.., Marian Rader;
Christian Growth, Elaine Becker.
Mrs. Thelma Garvie and Ronnie of
Point Edward spent the week -end
with the former's father, Mr. Hart-
man Elsie and other friends.
Mr and Mrs Ervin Rader and
family spent Sunday with Mr and
Mrs. J. Patterson and Nancy Jean,
Beach 0' Pines.
Mr and Mrs Helmuth Messner and
have done much good to the crops in
general and farmers are busy now
preparing their land and planting
their beans; what appeared to be
gloomy for the farmers in the timer,
has now vanquished and the outlook
for :them is promising 100
lin a French Parliament one of the
x'Teputies making a speech urging the
improvement of legal status .of wo-
meaa, cried "'after all; there is very
little difference between man and
.woman? The entire chamber of
deputies arose and Shouted as one
mon:. Vine la difference — We en-
joy the difference.
HENSAU .
iIrs. Win. Brown was taken by the
ri'6 thron uanlbulance to 'e'c. Joseph's
i-Ia"spital, London, Saturday eve, in.
the interests of her health. .
erlp Dick. The /notion. to adjourn was Mr and Mrs N. E. Cook were in
moved by Berne McKinley and sec -ended by Don Horton. The 4-H gate graduation of their daughter, Elean-
signs were distributed, also lapel or, who received her B. Sc. at the
pins. ('Convocation at the University of
LATE CHARLES BEAVER , Western Ontario. Eleanor is a 1953
Charles Beaver, well known farm- graduate of Victoria Hospital, Loud
er of Hayeaveship, who resided at on, a graduate of South Huron Dist -
the south-east corner` of the Twp. on riot High School; spent one year at
W
estern; 3 years in training, and
the Goshen line, and who was a sic -'another dear at Weste
away at the 'South Huron Hospital,, !) A S H WOOD
Exeter, on Sunday, June 6th in his The Library books were changed
cessful farmer, living alone, passed r "'
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daughter of London spent the weeke
end with Mr and Mrs Fred Messner,
Choir Holds Picnic. ..
Members of Zion Lutheran choir•
and their families held their annual -
picnic Sunday afternoon at Leper -
wash. The afternoon was spent in
games and contests after which al$
sat down to a bouteous supper. The
committee in ,charge was Mrs. Wm,
Stade, Shirley Haugh, Anna 'Messner
and Howard Datart , t ` il.
Mr and Mrs Elgin Rader and'
sons spent Sunday in Waterloo with
Mr and Mrs Ivan Taylor artc15 sons,.
and attended the baptism of their, •
infant son Keith Elgin• for wtionii
they were sponsorers.
Mr and Mrs Geo. Wolfe and IVt,•and •
Mrs Murray Wolfe and •family of
Toronto spent the week -end with
their parents Mr and Mrs 'Wes. Wolfe,
who suffered a severe heart attack
is .much Improved. . Other ' visitors.
were his !brother Roy and sister, or
'Detroit.
Summer Christmas Tree , w
The W.S.W.S. of the Evangetiea$
U.B. Church held its annual surname
'Christmas tree Wed. evening Jane
12and. The Mission Band and Little
Heralds provided the entertainment
which took place the form of a page
eant in which all the children took
part. The Ladies treated them to ace
cream and cake.
Mrs. W. Filkins of Rowell, Mich,
spent !last week with her parents, Me.
and Mrs Wan. Nadiger.
Mr and Mrs Fred Rader acconparie
ied fby Mr and Mrs Martin Laub of
Exeter and Mr and Mrs. W. Matheee
of London, spent a week's holidays
at North Bay.
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