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pressures up to 60 lbs.
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To Help the People
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DDhursday, May 25th, 1955
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Pensions to Aged - Needy - Disabled
New Schools - Hospitals - Recreation Centres
- Cancer Research - Polio yaccine
To Develop Ontario
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- St. Lawrence Seaway - Niagara Power Development
-..Largest Highway Building Program in History
To Preserve Good Gover ment
- Lowest Provincial Taxes in Canada - No Income or Sales Tax
- 48`"% Total Levy in Grants to Municipalities -Road Subsidies s Schools
- Federal - Provincial Conferences
Inserted By Huron {Progressive Conservative Association.
On June 9 V
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DASHW OOD
Douglas, second son of Mr and
Mrs. Elmer Rader was taken to Vic-
toria Hospital, London, last week
TENDERS FOR COAL AND COKE
FEDERAL when his eve was hurt by a piece of
BUILDINGS- .PROVINCE wire. An operation was pedal ed
OF ONTARIO and Douglas is making a satisfactory
• SEALED TENDERS addressed to the recovery.
undersigned and endorsed as above,
n i be received until 3.00 p.m. (E.D.
THURSDAY, JUNE 9,1955, foryiy BROTHER'S KEEPER 1
1a supply of coal and coke for the
e°eras Buildings throughout the «Am I my brother's keeper?" This
I': : ovm ce of Ontario. question has come down through the
Forms. n r tender with specifications centuries. Cain had murdered his
and d feoiions attached can be ob' brother Abel. God called to him
tabled frthe Chief of Purchasing "Where is thy brother?" Hot with
and Stores, Department of Public anger, rebellious with hate, his words
Work_. Ottawa, and the District Ar- t„mbled out,"I know not,am I any
o ,
onto
t, 3( jdelaide St. East, Tor brother's keper?" And althe voices
Tenonto. Ontario. of all men down through the un-
a.de o : :;-il not be consideree unless . counted years have replied as ,Cain's
made on or according to the printed own conscience dictated, "You are."
forms supplied 71 the Department ; Between the time of Gain and Paul
and in accordance with conditions set any cenuries rolled along. Yet we
forth therein. find this Christ -filled follower of
The Deparroent reserves the right Jesus writing to the Romans, "It is
to demand from any successful tend- good neither to eat flesh, nor to drink
ever. before awarding the order, a. wine, nor anything whereby .thy
F.ecurid deposit in the form of a brother sturableth or is offended or is
certified cheque drawn on a bank in- made weak." Too bad 'that the Ro-
! cos Lfnf ated �fnder the Bank Act or nfans did not heedtheinfamous :garPaul's wng.
ithe Quebec Savings Bank Act payable They became luttoinns
jto the order of the Honourable the and wine -soaked revellers of the an-
3Isni=ter of Public Works, equal to dent world. They are relegated to
ten per Ce-•` of the amount of tender .history books. _
lin accordance with the Government I But Paul's words are a sobering
Tom Pryde
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manifesto to us to -day . Either we
will heed his warning or we too will
become one with Nineveh and Tyre,
Sodom and Gomorrah, or Ancient
Rome — Advt.
St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
(Continued)
During Brother Andre's visit in this
;parish in the year 1917 and 1922,
parishoners and others in the sur-
roundings did not realize at that
time that the man in question was in
reality a walking ,eaint, and that he
lavas tramping the same soil as they
were and are to -day. We, of us who
had the pleasure of meeting hini in
person, do we realize that he has per-
formed miracles in our midst and
who of us can deny it. On one oc-
casion returning from Mass with
!Napoleon who was an instinctive
1 friend of his, Cantin insisted that he
take the driver's seat and drive the
big steamer back to St. Joseph.
'Brother Andre, who probably had
never made an attempt to drive a
.car„had not gone far before banding
,car and occupants in the ditch,. there
was nothing serious from. the ,nicid-
ent. Mr. Cantin then mastered the
,car out of the ditch and from that
both had a hearty laugh. On another
occasion again on his return from
I:church, accompanied by axle of the
• Cantin boys they stopped at the home
of the Pete Charrete's family and
perhaps the poorest family in the
parish and well resigned to it. Anth-
er entering a little conversation took
Contracts Regulation; noAv in force,
-ONT. or Bearer Bonds, with untnatured i
coupons attached, of the Government',
of Canada or of the Canadian 7.1 -at -1
1 Tonal Railway Company and its const-;
ituent companies, unconditional 1 y
s guaranteed as to principal and inter-
M'es_ by the Government
tM' `ment of Canada. •
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The 'lowest tar any tender not nec•
-
essarily accented_
ROBERT. FORTIER, T
Chief of Administrative Services
and Secretary.
Department of Public Works,
Ottawa, '}lay 10, 1955.
Lakeview Casino
on a network telecast
CFPL - TV
CHANNEL 10
FRIDAY, MAY 27, 8:00 TO 8:30 p.m.
With a Special Message for Huron
CFPL - TV
CHANNEL 10
Thursday, June 2nd, 6, 08 pmm
AND LISTEN TO
C K N X, WINGHAM
MONDAY, MAY 30, 10:00 10:05 a.m.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 7:00 . 7:10 p.m.
See and Hear for Yourself
A Liberal Vote Will Give
Huron Outstanding Representation
VOTE LIBERAL VOTE SCOTT
Inserted By Huron Liberal Association
GRAND BEND
DANCING
Every Saturday
also
MIDNITE - MAY 29th.
®' Transportation Tender
The Board of Trustee_ for the
Hay Township School Area are enli-
i ing for tenders to transport public t
school pupils for year September 1,
195 to January 30, •1650. 4 separate
contracts wanted.
1, from closed School No. 14 to
Hensall P. S.
2. From dosed No, 14 School Hay,
to No. 3 School in the Area (Parr
Line.)
3. From. closed School No. 11 Han
to L. No. 15 Hay.
4. From dosed School No. 11 Hay,
to No. 12 School in Hay Township.
Any person interested may .contact
the Secretary at the office in Zurich,
Ontario.
Lowest or any tender not necess-
arily accepted.
Tenders to he in the hands of the
Secretary by lune 9th, 1955.
H. W. BROKI..;NSHIm ,
Seey. Treas,, Zurich, Ont. 2tc
ISSUE I5 LATE
Sorry, but this issue of the Herald
will reach you a day or two late this
week. 'Monday, a holiday, then the
late copy of ads arriving at our
plant, and last but not least the
paper supply house at Toronto sent
us the 'wrong supply and after phon-
ing and waiting on the shipment we
got tangled up in the printing of the
voters' list for the election, It was
a had confusion and will take all
week to get straightened out. 'Thank
you for y,,iir patience—Ed.
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place, and the mistress of the house
told the Brother in words and gesture.
that she would die before him; the.
Brother did not hesitate to agree 'with..
her adding in firm words that he.
hoped so.
One can gather from such answens
that he had still much to accoplis1i
before his Saintly task would bt•
done, and we can arrive at no other
conclusion that God inspires those lar.
words and acts that are worthy ta,
carrel out the earthly mission en-.
trusted to them..
NOTES—
Mrs. Lawrence Geoffroi of Windsor
was a week -end visitor at the holm,.
of Mr and Mrs Leon Bedard, also,
to her mother, Mrs. Joseph Bedard.
Mr and Mrs Ed. 'Corriveau, 1VIr>
and Mrs. Pete Geoffroi, all of this,
13. W. Highway motored to London
on Thursday last.
Mr and Mrs Boib iMernvidge of De..
troit spent some time during the•
week -end in their cottage at Du.i
charxne's ,Beach, also visiting relati.
ves in .the neighborhood.
Mr and Mrs Ted Laporte of Wind
sor spent the week -end in their 'cot.
tage at Laporte's grove.
HIMr and Mrs Thomas Denomme off'
London and their ten children gave
a friendly call on Sunday last to Mr.
and Mrs F. Ducharme. . The fam-
ily ,consists of four sons and six. dm
ughters ranging , in age froan one
year to twelve years. The Ducharn'ie'a
were happy to meet the Denomme's
and their well mannered family.
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