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FOUR PURE BREEDS
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All breeding Stock banded and tested for pullorum
by Inspectors of the Ontario Department of Agric-
ulture.
The Hatchery is visited regularly by Inspectors
of the Domincn Department of Agriculture.
McKIN`'LEY FARMS & HATCHERY
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Ontario
Phone
Hensall 697 ,r 11
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Miller, a short time after the accid-
ent. Taken to her home in Dash-
wood by the Millers, she was treat-
ed by Dr. J. .3, Dunlop, of Exeter,
Bookkeeping,. ��C• and was alien 'takeau to London by the
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ZURICH HERALD
Thursday, J'a. nuarpry 118th 1945/
INCOME TAX
X1950 INCOME TAX FORMS AVAIL-
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Phone far Appointment.
Iiensall 688 ring 16. Dublin 14 r 12
THOS. D. WREN,
C13.A.MARTY, R.R. 1:
ST- .JOSEPH
AND BEAVERTOWN !.
Mr and Mrs. Maurice Masse of
Drysdale were Sunday evening visit-
ors in Beavertown with Mr. and Mrs
Alphonse Masse.
Mr and Mrs. Len. Sararas and
daughter Marjorie 'and Mr and Mrs
Avila Ducharme and son Leo, all of
the (Blue Water south, motored to
Windsor and Detroit over the week-
end, visiting with relatives and fri-
ends.
Mr. Oscar Tomlin of Harrison was
9. Sunday last visitor at the home of
Mrs. Josephine Ducharme, and also
With Mr and Mrs. Fred Ducharme. E
Mr. Tomlin .being a nephew of the I
later, being adopted by his grand-
aarents, when only a tot, and has
been away . from these parts fox
nearly twenty !nears.
Mr and Mrs. Remie Denomme of 1.
Drysdale were Sunday last visitors '
•at the home of Mr. sadore Ducharme.
Mrs. Adeline Sararas of Zurich,
spent a few days on the Blue Water
at the home of Mr and Mrs. Len.
aEararas.
Mr. Clayton Smith and Sons are
taking advantage of the cold weather
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by storing •awayi their summer sup-
ply of ice which they have on their
own pond.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bedard; Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Bedard of this High -
"way motored to Clinton on Sunday
Last, to visit the later's son, who was
operated on for apendia, and who
:;a well on the way to recovery:
- COMMENT -
A • Monday Christmas, as it was
the recent one, meant a three day
h•:•',lay to us. But according to an
-oi-i Irish veree, Christmas. on Mon-
dey partrays a gloomy prospect:
CluistrriaS Day on Monday be,
And winter long and cold you'll see;
:irk :?istiing winds shall freeze your
bones,
And farmer men cry out in groans.
Spring, summer, autumn all shall
show,
]Flew the tempest wild shall blow.
tIore Men shall arm at Battle's roar,
And cattle die than e'er before.
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GRAND BEND
Elect Officers
' At the annual meeting or the
Grand :Bend Library the following
members were • elected: H. Wain -
'right, chairman; MVlrs. E. Desjard-
ine, Mrs. H. Pfile, Mrs. A. Hamilton,
M=rs M Hamilton, Mrs. M. Mason,the
Rev. K. NI. Wood, J. Green, atso one
to :be appointed by the. Village Tru-
stee Board. Mrs. M. Mason and Mrs
A. Hamilton were elected as audit -
o•.; Mrs. T. Meyers, the librarian,
gave a short report on the financial.
standing which showed a clear cred-
it.
DASHWOOD
Mt -s, Alvin Kellerman is in Vict
oris Hospital, London, where she
underwent an operation . We hope
for a speedy recovery.
ronnie and Joanie. Spellman of
Kitchener spent the week -end with
Mary Jane Hoffman.
Mr. and Mrs. Ritzie of Guelph,
spent the week -end with Mr. and .
tire. Dove. I
Dashwood Teacher Injured In Fall
t'?ocher at Hay School, a mile and 1
ae� re tarter north of Dashwood 'qr.:.r
v'ar a t Wildi Ong, suffered a ri etur-
+ed hip when . be fell on tee as elle •.vas
leaving the qchcol Monday ar:eranon
She was admitted to St. ;Iesenii s
law::pital, London, Mrs. oW ildfone t
',Vt•o:i found lying on the ground by l
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and David Henry of Windsor, spent •
the week -end with Mr and (Mrs. C.
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Glenn's Auto Wreckers
Phone 419-M EXETER
Res. 405-M
HENSALL.
At the January Tweeting of the
Hensall Branch of the Canadian Le-
gion the 1951 officers were installed
by Comrade W. 0. Goodwin. The
new president, Byran Kyle, took the
chair for the navetiaag.
The annua 1 meeting of Carmel
Presbyterian Church will. be held on
• Friday evening, Jan. 19th, a pot luck
supper will proceed the meeting.
Mrs. Frances Geiger, of Fenelen
Falls has returned after spending 3
weeks with Mr and Mrs. E. Geiger.
She will visit with relatives at Wat-
erloo before returning to her home.
Rev. Ronald Sinclair, of Caven
Presbyterian Church, Exeter, was the
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Application for Assessor
TOWNSHIP OF HAY
The Council of the Township of Hay is calling
for applications for the position of assessor, for the
year 1951, to complete the 1952 assessment, on or
before Sept. 30th, 1951. Applcants to state quali-
fications,
uali-fications, references, and salary expected.
Applications to be in the hands pf the Clerk-
Treas. on or before Saturday, February 3rd, 1951.
Any application not necessarily accepted.
H. W. Brokenshire,
Clerk-Treas. Township ,of Hay,,
Zurich, Ontario.
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guest speaker at .Carmel Presbyter-
ian Church Sunday morning last Mrs
R. Broderick was •guest soloist, Rev.
H. R. Sanderson occupied the pulpit
for the eventing service.
In 1948 the savings of Canadian•
through life insurance savings was
more than $300. for every anan, woe
man and child.. —Can.. Facts.
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Personal Planning is a positive
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Personal Planning
Personal Planning was introduced on
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Thousands of people responded to our
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These comments, and many more
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Zurich Branch: C. C. McEACHEI1N, Manager.
Hensall Branch: JOHN fl VIN, Manager
Crediton Branch: CHARLES PARKINSON, Manager
(Open 'Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday)
I)ashwonti Mb -Agency): Open Mon., Wed. & 'Leri.
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