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TEA ROOM WILL. BE OPEN FROM 3 TO 7 P. M.
COUNTRY `STORE FISH 'POND -FANCY WORK AND CANDY BOOTHS
Evening' -Entertainment Begins
BINGO - WHEELS
At 7.45
PRIZES
FUN FOR ALL!
DANCING 11 P.- M. till?
WITH THE SYNCOPATORS
ADMISSION TO DANCE - 5`0 CENTS
SPONSORED BY ST. BONIFACE PAR1SFI
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INVITED
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ThuxsdaY�. l�,a�rember 120th, 19G'.��
!HERALD
.'D. L. Oesttii er, Mrs Oe,,treicher
and Elizabeth Ann.
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Mr .and Mrs :D�u iel Weberhave
returned .iter spending two weeks
with Rev. and Mrs. 3, K. Ehlers in
Hanover, Pa.
1 Mr ata Mrs E. Hutcheson of
Blair spent 'the week -end here. Mrs.
L. Rinker returned with them where
she intends spending the winter.
Diamond Anniversary
Mr and Mrs. Jacob Messner form-
er residents of Dashwood, who are'
Ispending the winter months at the
home "o' their daughter, Mr and Mrs
iEd Stephan, Willow Grove, Mitchell,
''celebrated their diamond wedding on
Sunday last. The bride of 60 years is
the !former Elizabeth Platzer and she1 , was `'born in Wilmot Township. Mr.
!Messner is enjoying the hest of
Ihealth while Mrs. Messner is not just
so. well.
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for chassis.
Tools look and Equipment —
Large air compressor fully equiped
portable air compressor, power drill.,
large and small emery wheels, all
above mentioned articles equipped
with 00 cycle motors; 2 complete
large and small tap and die ,sets;
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'AGENTS -FOR --- NEW IDEA FARM EQUIPMEr,
I 'HAVE 'RENTED -THE -WORK SHOP AT THE REAR OP
'WARD'FRITZ "MOTORS,- LTD., FOR TRACTOR REPAIRING.
'MINOR 'REPAIRS 'OR 'COMPLETE OVERHAUL ON ALL
MAKES 'OF' TRACTORS.
TRACTOR,' TIRES 'SOLD AND REPAIRED.
cGWAit ;NTEED'WOR3KMANSHIP — QUICK SERVICE
'EMBRt ENCY CALLS TAKEN CARE OF
•GIVE • ME •A CALL!
ELROY DESJAR IN
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ZURICH, ONT.
The Annual Meting
Chia cO• ,INTY -FERE . ATION OF AG-
RICULTURE will 'be ',1-reU in the
CLI ` , .N TOWN 14.1AILL
sit 1.50 p.m. on
WEDNESDAY, -NOVEMBER 26th, 1952
Huron County Farmers are urged to :amend and
take an active part fl ;discussions on pxe,sent day
farm problems,
Fourth Annual Sale
Of
Scotc Short'( :oras
5 BULLS and 28 FEMALES
Community Park Fair Barns
CLINTON - ONTARIO
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2nd.
At 1:00 p.m. Sharp.
Sponsored by the following Huron County
Shorthorn Breeders:
ROBERT M. PECK & SONS
McKINLEY'S FARMS and HATCHERY
CLIFFORD H. KI'YES & SONS ... . . ...........VARNA
JOHN OSTROM . VAItNA
ROY F. PEPPER &SON ....... .. , ....... SEAPORTH
For Catalogue$, write any of the above
KIPPEN
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various complete sets of flat and
socket wrenches; large and small
vices; large hydraulic jack; Chore!
Boy jack; large chain hoist brake
reliner, blow torch, spark plug
cleaner and tester, grease guns,
shafting, bearings, bolts, washers,
magneto:?, drills auto parts and ac-
cessories, scrap iron, and many
articles too numerous to mention.
Also a quantity of Household effects
No Reserve everything will be sold.
HENSALL
-Mrs.
-iMrs. W. A. Kerr, Miss Betty Kerr,
Carole Lynn Kerr, of Montville, are
spending some weeks with the for-
mer's sister, Mrs. Maude Hedden.
1Mr. Kerr who visited with his moiher
Mrs. J. L. Kerr Seaforth, returned
to Northern Ontario, Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Stewart Tell, and
Pauline, Mrs. Gertrude Keen, spent
1 Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Wm. Stan -
bury, of Brussels.
Mr and Mrs Jack Heal of Wing -
ham are getting nicely settled in
their apts. in the Fink Block.
At Carmel Presbyterian Church,
Sunday morning last, Mrs. J. W.
Bonthron rendered a pleasing solo.
Mr and Mrs George Hess attended
the Royal Winter Fair, Toronto,iast
week.
"Late Abraham L. Case
Ab. L. Case, who had been C.N.R.
station agent in Hensall for 40
years, when he retired in 1949_ died
at his home Sunday 16th following
a brief illness. Mr Case, a very
prominent resident who lived in this
section all of his life, was Dorn south
of Hensall Highway 4, son of the
late Mr and Mrs George Case. He
was vestry clerk and" a member of.
the Board of Managers of St. Paul's
Anglican Church, a member of Hur-
on Masonic Lodge 224, member of
the 'Cham:ber of .Commerce, and presi-
dent of Hensel] Bowling club. Surv-
iving are his widow, formerly Pearl
Reid of London. Private funeral
services were held Tuesday 18th,
from the Bonthron Funeral Home,
with Rev. C. L. Langford in charge.
Interment in Exeter cemetery.
WANTED
Scrap iron
At $1.00 Cwt.
Exeter Salvage Co..
- Exeter, Ont.
Phone 423
Also a quantity of 120 and 30 Whitt
Rose motor oil.
Terms—Cash
The Estate of the late William Neeb
Robert Adams, Administrator.
{ Frank Donnelly, Solicitor.
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
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Hensall Dist. Co -Operative
HENSALL and ZURICH
'8'0 ';Sussex'Pullets, -starting ',:to Tay;
4 'bean 'cookers, Hy'dro approved in
A-1 condition, ••auto. 'shut -'of) ;• steel
,pig'troughs; 'beam scale 250=ib. cap;
set of chain falls-Stodker,pigs..Apply
to Phone 87 -r 21, 'Zurich. t;t°
'GRAND BEND
'Robert 'Pollock Passes ,
ARE YOUR BEST BUY !
Only Re -Cleaned Grain Used in Ow Feeds
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Farmers Look!
What is Your Philosophy- Of Life?-.
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+ • Men today have many different ideas of life and its purpose. As a ,h,,
man thinketh in his heart, so is he. In forming out attitudes. of, lite,, . -k-
+ it is wise to consider the words of Jesus Christ in the parable of the ,'se,,_'
'i' Good Samaritan. Luke 110:30-37; Within this parable we have three 4.
+ distinct social attitudes, one of which in all probability represents
+ yours and mine. We have the philosophy- of the. robbers, "Whits, s:•
yours is mine, I'll take it." This is an attitude which is all to ire
*quent to -day. It springs from the sin of covettousness which .,hriet
• said is idolatry, and will keep a man from entering the kindom W2 t 44
of God. We have the �phi.losophy of the Priest and Levite,
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mine is nine Pll keep it." This speaks of selfishness and unconcern *
+ which is contrary to christian principles of the New Testament. The . t
third attitude of life found in this parable is that of the Good Sam- �!
÷ aritan. `Whats mine is also yours, we'll share it". Such a philosophy' -
4. springs only from the heart of one who has personally experienced
es the love of Christ and its constraining power. This makes life worth40,
living.
PREVENTEX VITAMIN MINERAL
For
Pregnant Cows and Sows
• 'Serdiees for "Robert Tollock, -88, A complete Vitamin and Mineral
former well 'knownr.Stephen 'Town- ;euppl ment combined -with those
• ship farmer'many years, who flied' ential :chemicals Pot Iiodide and
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te in London 'were 'conducted at Dash-
• � O. wood on 'Nov. 3rd by the Rev.''4V.C.� Cobalt..
For Cows just use a tablespoonful
• Tununer, `Grand .'.Bend 'in the Yioffmae1With chop for 30 days before ca;v-
1 feral home, -and 'interment rad,ring. You can save yourself trouble
• in Grand Bent] 'cemetery. His •wtfie, Come i.by careful feeding. Coe and get
the former Isabel Patterson, Bled in this mineral at Middleton s Drug
1933. Mr. 7?cillodk farmed north of Store, Hensall. Phone 2-0. 3tc
Grand 'Bend until retiring "several
years ago and -gfiing to live 'wi'th'itis
son, Floyd Fondon. lie was en active
member of Grand Bend 'United
Church for many years, and had ser-
ved on the board. ,Surviving besides
his son, are three daughters.
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DASHWOOD
Mr and Mrs Hovvard Klumpp spent
the week -end in Toronto.
Mrs. Herb Wein is spending sa.
few_ weeks with her daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Whittier -at Chalk River.
Mrs. A. E. Oestreioher spent's. Last
week in Chatham visiting her son Dr
Clearing Auction Sale
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Of Autos, Tractors, Valuable Tools
and Misc. Items, on the Premise',
Babylon Line, Hay Township; 1 /
miles east of Zurich and 1 mile south
The undersigned Auctioneer has been
instructed to sell by public -auction on
.SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22.
Commencing at 1.30 p.m. sharp .
,,Autos — 111937 1Plymouth 4 -door
Sedan in good condition. 1930
Essex Sedan, recently overhauled.
Tractors -- Hart Parr tractor on
steel; M. H. Tractor, truck and trac-
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No Reasonable Offer
Or Deal Refused
We have to offer 20 Inspected Cars ranging from
'33 to '51 Models, priced to suit your pocket book. i
IT PAYS TO SHOP!
See these Cars, drive them and prce them
LOCATED
The Heart of Hensall, next to C.N.R. Tracks
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Bob Cook Motor Sales
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SALES & SERVICE
We Sell the Miles that Be Ahead!
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GOLDEN RULE GOSPEL MESSENGERS
Box 50 — Zurich, 'Ontario
Heat and ventilate
your home
with revolutionary new
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Gas and Oil Models)
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This new marvel of home heating is revolutionary• in. hili•;
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new 31/2 -INCE! HEAT TUBES that fit any cone.
struction, whether old or new.
new MAGIC BLENDER in each room. It,
sucks in room air, it with hot,
air from the furnace, then REcirculates
yw a Ila` BLEND -AIR FURNACE that forces wars: air int*,
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For outstanding achievement Coleman has received the l
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ZURICH - Telephone 107
DEALERS IN GENERAL MOTORS AND COLEMAN AUTO..
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