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ORDER YOLI1
Canadian Approved Chicks
NOW !
POUR PURE BREEDS
FOUR CROSSES
All breeaing Stock banded and tested for puilorum
by Inspectors of the Ontario Department of Agric-
ulture.
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eicei Denontmne ut Dashwood.
Mr. Gezard Geoffrey of bhhs Imigh-
loouring burg left on fihea lay last
for Indiana., where he will, ' xterinzto
the C'apuclhin, Monestarye where he
intends to become a Brother in that
Society. "Gerard, who has had some
years of College training, we believe,
will be tz great asset to the Order,
and if successful to meet with all
the necessary obligations of that re-
ligious order, it mill be a few years
before he will he privileged to visit
his borne land again. This commun-
ity joins in wishing him well; and
• that t'h•e new life that he is about to
to enter, may be an example to his fel-
low friends. We also wish hint con-
tentment of mind, peace and hap-
'i'ness; we well know that his relig-
ions vows though rigid, will bring to
him. enjoyment. Is it not true for
what fever walk of life we are des -
belied to follow, it is from that we
putt all all our ambition, and it is
from that, that we give our entire
service. So we congratulate Gerard
tor that sacred part of life that he
has chosen.
The Hatchery is visited regularly by Inspectors
of the Dominion Department of Agriculture.
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We carry a full line of the Genuine Beatty Washers
at three popular prices:
$119.50 149.50 159.50
Also the New Beatty Electric Ranges.
Come in and see them - they'll speak for themselves
Always a good supply of Shelf and Heavy Hard-
ware on hand.
Scarfe's Endurable Paints, Enamels and Varnishes.
Almatex Plastic Paints, Kem-Glo, Etc.
Our Aim—To Serve and Satisfy!
rs O'B
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Phone 213
Main St. Hardware Store
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EVER AT YOUR SERVICE FOR FARM NEEDS!
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DASHWOOo
Corp. and Mrs. S. Dove and fam-
i; left for Trenton on Tuesday,
•,There evir. Dove has .been stationed.
Mr. Chas. Snell is in St. Joseph's
iespi+tal, London, where he uniier-
wet:rt an operation.
'Mrs. Alvin Kellerman who under-
went an operation in Victoria Hosp-
eta.l, :;London, returned home Ia;•:t
eek.
The Evangelical church shed Was
ten flpoded for skating and the
children ,are now having a skating
rink.
Mr and Mrs Ivan Taylor have re-
ta•nc{d from their honeymoon and
left for Waterloo on Saturday,
where they .will .reside.
Mn. Garnet •Wildfong who had
her hip fractured recently, returned
from the .Hospital on Saturday.
Mr and lira, Milton Miller of .
Waliacetown spent the week -end
txri,th 11Irs. Cora Geiser and i'nniily.
Late Albert Riese!
1Ir. Albert Moser, well known far -
r:• -r of the South Boundary Stephen
Township - p' sp'l away suddenly at
ben lane residence Wednesday Jana -
24th. He was in his 77th year.
ltrp,lrt•l .lead hien 0. +,umber
• of year:, ago. Surviving are pee
"a tighter, M,,,. Mandelencr' ilhinl,
ream of Detroit; One •a John, .;t ! i
Weenie, .dirt ,»t>«; sister, alt,, kT;3rtrl.tl< r,
HENS ALL
The Misses Eleanor Cook, Patsy
Mitchell, Velma Ferguson, nurses in
training recelived their caps at the
Exercises held recently ,in the aud-
itorium of the nurses' residence, Vic-
toria Hospital, London.' . Their par-
ents and a few friends were present
for the occasion. Mise Velma ,Fer-
guson is spending a week of her snid-
wintter, vexation visiting friends in
IMiss a ippi,
Mr. Ed. Fink is spending this week
in Nova Scotia.
The anetion Sald of Mrs. C.
Devlin, held Saturday last was very
successful. Good prices were realized
and over $900. taken in. Ed Corbett
was the Auctioneer.
Miss Jean Elliott of Galt, ancI Miss
Eleanor Cook of Hensall are spend-
ing a few days in Detroit.
Mr. acid Mrs.,_ Harold Bonithron;
Bryan end Beyin, were in Toronto
recently+atttending the furniture Show
Mr and .Mrs David Ryekman,. rot
Pollick, S.D., who have been spending
the past month with Mr and Mns.
R. Parsond, and Mr. Ryekman, left
Saturday for their homier they were
accompanied by Miss Velma Fergus-
on and Mrs. Roy Fer
u
3 gso n, who will
stop over at Mississippi to visit fri-
ends. •
Miss Amy Laminie le in Toronto,
taking a three months speci!ai course
in her work.
Mr..Cecil Johnston has disposed
of his welding :bu-siness to Mr. Mof-
fat of London. Mr. Johnston who
has been in ill health for the past
few months is able to :be out again.
Mrs. C. Devlin left Sunday to re-
side with her son and daughter-in-
iaw, Mr and, Mrs. William •Gook of
London.
Mr and Mrs. Wm. Cook, London,
visited recently with the 1ormer's
mother, Mrs.Catharine Devlin.
Mrs. Ray Patterson of 'Toronto,
spent a week -end here with her hus-
band, Mr. Ray Paterson and parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Patterson.
Mrs, Harry Hoy returned home
after a pleasant visit with relatives
in .Kitchener.
Mr. IPercf Gram of Lansing, Mich.
visited recently with his parents, Mrt
and Mrs :Geo Grain.
HENSAL.E.
COM. PARK BOARD •MEET _
The first meeting of the 1951
Community; Park Board, Hensall
held in the Clerk's Office with the
members being present, Minutes of
the previous meeting read and ad-
opted. R. H. Middleton was appoint-
ed chairman for the year 1951, and
Jas. A. Paterson as Secy., Trees for
thevera+r. Motion that the Rink com-
mittee be composed of R. H. Mid-
dleton, W. Parke and L. Luker for
the year. After reading of .cerresp-
ondfynce the secy-treas. presented a
financeai statement from the starting
of making ice to Jan. 22 and stated
there was a deficit of about $10.00.
at present but that from now on we
could look for better results. Bilis
and aeeounty totaling •$3212.18 were
presented. for paytndnt and ordered
:pal.d.
Motion: That we charge the .cur-
lers Sc,5.a :piece' for curling af-
ternoons and 35c for.evenings same
to be coIlectedd by themselves and
turned in to the Treasurer, also that
they have the privilege of shutting
the doors to keep the children .out
when they are curldng.
Motion: That all Hockey •teams
other than the Public School teams
when not playing in an :organizea
league be charged $3.00 per hour for
use of the rink, ---J, A. Paterson, Sec.
ene Reichert of Detroit, •• rid one
brother, John Moser of Kitchener.
The body rested at his late home
until Saturday morning when Re-
quiem Mass was sung in the Church
of Our Lady, 1Mt. Carmel at 10:80
a.m. Interment in Mt. Carmel Cem-
etery. The pall .bearers were: John
Ryan, Vern Sharp, J'inimy. O'Rourke,
Henry Hodgins, Thos. Ryan and
Lorne Dietrich.
ST. JOSEPH
AND BEAVERTOWN
Mr and Mrs Pet Geoffrey and Mrs.
Joseph Cantin were Sunday visitors
in B'eavertown with Mrs. Remie Geo-
ffrey.
• Mx and Mzis. Fred Ducharzne were
Sunday afternoon visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Avila Ducharme of the B,
W. south.
Mr and Mr:: Leonard Geoffrey and
Mr and Mrs Clair Bedard, all of God -
q ich were Sunday visitors with Mrs
Josephine Ducharme,
Mrs. Fred Simon of St. Joseph,
was visiting et the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Armand Denomme of the B. W.
north.
Mr. Thos. Brock of London, cal-
led on friends on Sunday last. in the
neighbourhood of the new summer
ielsort and where -the bas a few sum-
mer cottages.
Mies Georgina Corriveau who tee
been with her parent, on this B. W.
Highway, has left for London, where
she Will reeunte her work.
Mr and Mrs. Len Sararas motored
to London ora day last week on • a
bu,iness trip.
Mr. Pierre Carotin and ;oils:; Valera
Canr•t.in ref Detroit were visitors with
heir parents in St. Joseph.
Mr and Mrs Fred Turnbull of
,n't,f+tri an•I air and 41re J7inl(
Thee, ef St, .l :crib, were last SUtt-
] ev , ad t.e and line ilIe;
Federation of Agriculture
Last year Huron County contrib-
uted $1,645.00 to the Ontario Feder-
ation. This year their bullet has been
indreased by 50 p,e. and Huron Co-
unty's contribution for 1051 will be
$2,400.00 if we are to meet our ob-
'ligation to the Ontario organization.
This will mean an increase of 5c.
pet farm in the County, it is shalt
vhen considered by the individual
'inn but when added up makes a
largo sum.
Cyn
Wednesday evening J: n. 17th,
rev. Twp, l l+f,,l.•r:tti••>tt held their an-
.ZURICH HERALD
Waal meeting and banquet inthe to farmbut are unable to do so be-
rpacious Comanunuity Centre in Zinn cause they cannot shoulder the fin-
ancial burden that goes :with the
purchase of a fatten at tht soot
time, he said.
.A meeting will be held ufn Clin-
ton ,on Friday afternoon, Feb. 2nd
at 2 p.m. under the sponsorship of
Huron County Federation of Agric-
ulture, Attending the ,rneettng will
be the executives of all the Dairy
groups organized in Huron County
loh, with a large attendance, larger
than the County, Federation banquet
in Seaforth Vast November. Mr
Robt. rMCCub'bin, Parliamentary as-
sistant to Atgu•. Minister Gardiner,
was the guest speaker. In his remarks
he mentioned how quickly the Fede-
ration moved to head off and Gover-
nment change of policy that was not
favourable to Canadian Farmers. He
was however a little 'critical of the
Fed, for -their failure to •commaend
the government when it passed legis-
lation favourable to oar farm pop-
ulation,
"We are not entirely free to pass
out bouquets to any particular neov-
ernment. If we did adopt such a pol-
icy we would be accused of political
bias by people who are not friendly
to that particular party.
Mr. McCubbin predicts an =flux
bf settlers from the United States
into Western Ontario. If such a move
takes place they will have to bring
their bank accounts with them for •
we have many young men here in
Western Ontario who would prefer
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as well as representatives from other
farm +organisations. The purpose of
the meeting its to co-ordinate efllorta
of all farm organizations in HurCO
County in backing up the Provin
Dairy organizations in their ca t;wigs
to protect our industry from beim
destroyed or driven into bankruptcy
by substitutes made from!! hnportesd
oils. !Please note this is a nieetang of
your representatives and not a mass
meeting.
ATTENTION FARMERS!
FEEDING MOLASES ARE GOING UP IN. PRICE EVERY
DAY. OUR STOCK GOES AT THE OLD PRICE, SO ACT
NOW.. We have a limited Supply of No. 1 5x Siungles at
Price. Now is the time to Worm those Pullets. We have cr
good supply of Worm Par on hand at all times.,
We carry a good supply of Concentrates for every. need. Se
come in and try a good Co -OP, Mix!
ALWAYS THE BEST FOR LESS
HerisaHH Dist. Co Operati•v
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