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Thank Toni
Mrs. Harold Horner wishee to
thank all those whoso kindly, re-
membered her with cards% treats,
flowers and visits, 'while a patient in
Clinton Hospital .and sing returning
hone..
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr and Mrs Orval Me•Clinchey an-
nounce the engagement of their dau-
ghter Donna Joyce to Herbert E.
Klopp, son of Mr and Mrs !Bertram
Klapp. The wedding to take plate
in St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Zur-
ich, on July 10th at 3.30 p.m.
Harold Dilling of Sarnia, son of
Mr and Mrs. Wilbert Dilling, Kippen
graduated with a Bachelor of Arts
degree Saturday 5th at the Convo-
cation U.W.O. He is a 'graduate of
Ache .Seaforth Dist. High ScTiooT and
London Teachers' College, and is at
present on the Sarnia teaching staff,
Motions:- That l0, response to the
request made by Rev. Msgr. Wm.
Borudeau, the COttncfl will grant per-
mission to Mgr. Wan.. Bourdeau to
conduct several Bingoes, Raffles,
and wheels of fortune in 1954 pro-
viding that the laws of the Criminal
Code be complied with.
That we give a grant of $35 to the
South Huron Agricultural !Society
for !1954.
That we engage !Wan. Watson . to
spray weeds and brush in Hay Twp
at $4 per hr. ;Spaying to be super-
vised by the Road Supt.
That we hire the Pollard Bros. Co.
Ltd; Harrow, Ont,, to place liquid
Calcium Chloride on, the Bronson
Line, Con. 12, 'except the mule and
quarter north of Dashwood. This be-
ing a total ofd 1-4 miles.
That we iiayl the $15. account a-
gainst Wm. 'l`etter's taxes which is
the amount charged for work done
by Leo lvaland on the Rinker Aw-
ard Drain 'plus interest accumulated.
Reason for cancellation being that no
payment 'was rade for the amount
entered on the tax roll.
Thre accounts for Twp. roads, relief
and Hay Twp. gen. accounts be paid
as'pez vouchers presented.
"The meeting be adjourned to meet
again on Monday, July 5, at 8 p.m.
H. W. Brokenshire, Clerk, Trs.
Earl Campbell, Reeve.
A BIG SHOW
On July 1st at Exeter the Kinsmen
met putting on a very impressive show
alien over $500 worth of talent will
perform in the evening, and a share -
the wealth Bingo, a ball game. In
the afternoon Tuffy Truesdell, the
alligator wrestler who almose caught
New Hamburg's monster last year,
will star and do his stunts with lits
gaitors. Don't miss these programs.
The effects of 'Mr. Reg. Nisile aif
the south end of town will be meet -
toned off this Friday evening at '7:230
p.m. Don't forget 'the date.
Mr and. Mrs Leonard ;Ste•inhach and
family of London Visited at the -!tome
of their parents, Mr and Mrs. Henry
Steinbach on Sunday.
HAY COUNCIL
The regular monthly meeting of
the Council of the 'Twp. of Hay was
$veld in the Town 'Hall, Zurich, on
Monday, June '7th .at 8 pen. The reeve
tailed for the reading rof 'the'Iast me-
eting which were read and 'adopted.
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reasculine hand writing, ,some one
added: it's aibout time.
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DASHWOOD
Visitors last week with Misses
Marie and Pearl Kraft were Mr.
and Mrs. Sheldon Wein and family
of Exeter.
Mr and Mrs Earl Ruston of Lon-
don spent last Monday with Mrs. L.
Peifer.
Mr and Mrs Jim Poland, Paul and
Alice of Frankfort spent 'their holi-
days with the latter's mother, ',Mrs.
CoraGeiser.
Mr and Mrs. Glen Walper and
children of London, spent the week-
end with Mr Ed. Walper and Mr and
Mrs. E. R. Guenther
Mr and 'Mrs Melton Wolper and
girls of Ingersoll spent the week -end
St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
Mr and Mrs Filbert Denoanane of
Tilbury and Mr and M,rs. 'Charles;
.Ayotte of Flint, Mich., were Sunday
last visitors with relatives and frs- '
ends in this neighbourhood.
Mr. Leo Pierre D,utharme .of the.
Allied Transport Co. of Windsor,
spent a wesk',s holidays with kis 'par-
ents on the B.W.H..
This Parish is making fast prepar-
ations for the celefbrat'ion co'nicernmg
the Centenial year and the various
committees appointed are kept 'busy
putting things in order.
Miss Mary 'Charrette o7' 'Detroit,
has been spending her vacation with
relatives in this vicinity.
Rain and more rain is falling and
the crops are shooting -up by' bounds.
With the promise of a past 'average
Yield, there will be the danger of
flattening, should heavy winds come
before. they are harvested.
A sign at the entrance of a wo-
Man's clothing section in a City de-
partmental store read: Ladies -ready
Centenary, Celebration
Of
SL Peter's Church
ST. JOSEPH -- ONTARIO
On The
CHISR/CH GROUNDS
July 3 8g 4
Picnic ---- Dance
TURKEY DINNER, SAT. 6 p.m.
TICKETS FOR 'SJ LE ,AT— St. Joseph Service Station
Drysdale Grocery Store.
HOT CHICKEN MEALS
SUNDAY, 5 to '8 p.m. Pay on Admission
Open Invitation Extended to All
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I ZURICH SCOUT ORGANIZATION
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Massey - Norris
HAVE RECEIVED A L ARGE SHIPMENT OF MASSEY.
HARRIS REPAIRS. ORDER YOURS EARLY!
AM TAKING ORDERS NOW FOR ANY MASSEY HARRIS
1MP ZMENTS YOU MAY REQUIRE, INCLUDING TRACT-
ORS, THRESHING MACHINES, COMBINES, ETC.
"The Service Arm for Canadian Farm"
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EVER AT YOUR SERVICE FOR FARM NEEDS!
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Tying seeond calf, due later part of
July; red eow with heifer calf at
foot, roan row due an August, year-
ling red heifer. This is an extra
;good herd • of Shorthorn Cattle.
'Truck. and;Tractor-1952 Fargo
Half -ton pickup truck, correct mile-
iage 2100 miles, in brand- new con -
dation,. IgeDeering W4 tractor, used
two seasons,' like new. ,
Farm Implements — Massey -Har-
ris side rake, used one season; `Mc -
Deering 8 %-ft. spring tooth cultiv-
ator, used' one season; McDeering 3-
furrow tractor plow; Mc+Deering
manure spreader on steel; MCDeering
13 -run fertilizer drill; Deeringznower
5 -ft, cut; .3 drum steel roller, 3 sec-
tion diamond harrows; Vessot 101
inoh grain grinder, large speed jack,
straw extension blower; new 32 -ft.
extension ladder, 2 horse drawn '1'4 -
plate !discs, single seuffler, walking
plow, steel wagon, wagon box, stock
Tack, steel, wagon, 16 -ft. flat. hay
with Mr and Mrs IPihilip Passold. rack like new; large iron kettle,
Mr and Mrs !Glen Brown of Lond- 'Clinton fanning mill, ,grindstone, cut -
on were week -end visitors with Mr ting box, set new sling ropes, buggy,
-horse cart, cutter, wheelbarrow, new
'scythe, large wooden water trough
and pipes, 8 steel barrels, various
sizes; woven wire fence stretcher;
vices, shovels, forks, saws, block
and Mrs Wan. Wein.
Rader Reunion
The third annual Rader Reunion
was held. at Jowett's trove, Bayfield,
Sunday, June 20th. The weatherman and tackle, carpenter tools, large as -
threatened showers, 'but all rn all it sortment !Mist. items.
was a beautiful afternoon. The 1 Hay & Grain —600 bales choice
secretary, Mrs. TRarold Rader re- mixed hay; 70 bush. mixed grain.
ported 152 registered from Detroit, I Household - Effects — Kitchen
London, Bensall, "Zurich and Dash -'.range table and lehairs, cough, cab -
wood. 'Greetings -were read xrom some iaret. ,a+ bedroom sets, dressers, kitch-
who were unable 'to attend. en utensils, dishes, sealers, crooks,
President L. B. -Rader welcomed
everyone and 'then turned the picnic
over to Mr Bruce ,Koehler, sports
convenor. 'Winners were: Sandra
Troyer, Kenneth Rader, Ruthanne
Rader, Allan 'Prang, Audrey Richard -
No reserve, everyithine' will be sold.
Terms --Cash
Edward Beaver,
Hilda !!Madison; Executors for the
Estate of the late Charles Beaver.
Glen Webb, Clerk.
son, Arthur 'Rader, Joan Koehler, Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
L'lovd Mader "Wheelbarrow race, Al-
lan Thiel •anUl'Ke'ith Rader ;shoe -kick,
Sa' dra Troyer; .Ball roll, Gail Rich-
ardson.; -Bag and ..stick race, ,tune
Rader,'biscriit v'histlinlg contest, Kath
erine Rader •and Wesley Rader; sack
race, Arthur "Rader; skipping, Joan
KoeThler; young men's race over 21,
Glen Koehler; newspaper race, Mrs.
Leonard Prang; baloon race, Louis
Restemrayter; bean race, 'Mrs.. Wilfred
Weida.
.During 'the supper hour several
special prizes were presented: The
oldest persons, Wm. Rader, Elmore
Klopp .and Louis Rader; youngest
baby, 2 weeks old, Sharon Willert,
daughter ro'f Mr and Mrs Harold Wil-'
lert; largest family, John Racer; lon-
gest distance, Ralph Mecum's from
Detroit; longest married, ;Mr and Mrs
Louis Restemayer (41 'yrs. ; most
recently married, Mr and Mrs Earl ,'
Rader. •
Now 'Officers are: President,
Bruce •Klopp; vice pres., Harry Hay-
ter; Secretary, Mrs. Ervin Rader;
treas., 'Bruce Koehler; table convener
Mrs. Maurice Klumpp; sports coin.,
Carl Decker. A ball game ended the
day.
Mr and -Mrs, J: Schulze, Mr and
Mrs. Ken Le 'Butte of Detroit, were
week -end visitors with Mr and Mrs.
Maurice Klumpp.
Miss Shirley Weido of Detroit, is
vacationing with her aunt, Mrs. Fred
Schlundt.
Honour Couple
All the neighbours of Mr and Mrs
Mervin Webb, newly weds. and new
residents of Dashwood, gathered at
their home last Tuesday evening and
presented them with an electric san-
dwich toaster.
Childrens' Day will be observed in
Dashwood E.U.B. Church, Sunday
morning at 10.30.
Clearing Auction Sale
Of valuable Real Estate, .Household
Ecects and Misc. Items, on the prem-
ises, Lot 20, Southwest corner in the
VILLAGE. OF ZURICH
The undersigned Auctioneer is ,in-
structed to sell by Public Auction on
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Truck, Tractor, Livestock, Farm
Implements, Hay Grain, and House-
hold Effects,'on the premises, Lot 19
Con. S.B. Hay Twp; 114 =Tes east
of Dashwood. The undersigned Auc-
tioneer is instructed to well :ley pub-
lic Auction, on FRIDAY JULY 2nd,
Commencing at 1 p.m. sharp:
Horses — Bay Clyde gelding 7
years old; black Percheron mare, 8
years old; bay :Clyde gelding 1700-
]bs. All good work horses.
Cattle—Dark roan cow, arm heifer
ealf at foot; light roan cow witn
heifer -calf at foot., light roan cow,
with -heafer calf at foot, roan cow,
due later part of July, red cow car -
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Dancing Every Night Till Labor Day
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Thursday, June 24th, 1954
Lakeview Casino
GRAND BEND
Grand Summer Opening
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NEIL McKAY and his " N E w" All-Star Orchestra
featuring
VOCALS by Jack Levi and Johnny Noubarian
GUITAR by Eddie Bell
• . and a NEW STAR
ACCORDIONIST -- ELEANOR. EDWARDS
A NEW BAND!
New Arrangements)
New Songs!
Listenable and Danceable.
DANCING EVERY NIGHT
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 25th.
.Commencing at 7.30 p.m. sharp
Real Estate — Consists of Three
Acres of land on which is situated a
modern two-storey doulble frame.
dwelling; all newly decorated, with
all modern conveniences; also good
sized ibarn and garage. Land choicest
of clay loam, plenty of fruit and
shade trees, property is very nicely
located, a very ,desireable place to
live, dwelling very suitable for ap-
artment use. Inspection invited.
Term's of Real Estate -10% on day
of sale, balance in. 30 days. Willbe
offered for sale subject to a reason-
able reserved bid.
Household Effects and Misc. Ftems
—43 -;piece Chesterfield suite, day bed.,
China cabinet, 3 beds with springs,
and mattresses; chest of drawers,.
corner what -not; centre table, mantle-
clock, Iarge mirror, dining room table -
dining room Chairs, kitchen table and
Chairs, Princess Pat kitchen range,,
2 Hot plates, ironing board, modern
kitchen cupboards with built-insink,
full line of lawn furniture, glass
ware, various dishes,kitchen utensils,.
9 --ft. steel gate, garden tools and
many articles too numerous to alien -
tion.
Terms — Cash
R. W. , Illsley, Proprietor.
R. F. Stade, Clerk.
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
You'll Have A Terrific Time -- Rain. Or Shine!
Exeter Kinsmen's Fourth And Best
Ever
Ominion Day
Celebration
Thursday, July . 1 - Exeter. Park
Featuring The Star of Toronto's Sportsmen Show
TUFFY TRUESDELL
AND HIS ALLIGATORS
Watch Tuffy Wrestle His Big. 'Gators in the Ring. See Tuffy
Amazing 'Alligator Family. Don't Miss This Big Afternoon Feature,
TWO WONDERFUL SHOWS
AFTERNOON
Huge Parade 1:00 p.m.
Alligator Show
HILARIOUS
FUN CONTESTS
Kid's Chariot Race, Tug of War, •Greasy
Pole Fight, Honeymoon Race, Women's
Nail Driving Contest, Run and Pop, Pil-
low Case and Baby Marathon — all side
splitting events you'll really enjoy.
' LLOYD WRIGHT — CFPL — MC
FREE — KI'DS — FREE 1
Free Admission, Ice Cream and Chocolate
Milk for Kids! You can win a free bi-
cycle, tricycle or wagon, too!
EVENING
Future Stars Baseball 6:30
Share the Wealth Bingo 8:30
$500.. ALL STAR
VAUDEVILLE . SHOW
Top Talent in the Country! The Video.
ettes, . sensational Bell Ringers with Star
Concert; ' SALLY JEAN DREIER, Inter-
national Champion Baton Twirler; KEPPO
FAMILY, Finland's Farmous Jugglers;
JOHNNY LAXTON, Tight -Wire Walker
Extraordinaire; ALEX READ, Terrific
Comedyian; LOVEY STACEY, Aucrobatci
Stunt Artist; LEE PAUL, emcee.
SHARE THE WEALTH BINGO — 8:30 p.m.
WIN A DELUXE 21" TV SET!
In Case of Rain Shows Will Be Staged Inside Arena
For Reserved Seats Write Or Phone Snell Bros. Ltd., Exeter.
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