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Will You
Blame?
IF, LIKE THE RICH MAN.SPOKEN OF IN THE BIBLE
(Luke Chap. 16), YOU DIE AND ARE BURIED AND IN
HELL, YOU LIFT UP YOUR EYES, BEINGIN TORMENT.
You Cannot Blame God!
For "The Lord is not slack concerning His promise, but is long
suffering to :award, not willing that ally should perist, bit
that all should come to repentance." —2 Peter 2: 9.
"For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten
Son, that 'whosoever believeth on Hira should not perish, but
have everlasting life." John 3: 16.
YOU CANNOT BLAME CHRIST:
For "Christ Jesus camn into the world to save sinners." ITim.
1: 15.
YOU CANT SAY YOU ARE NOT A SINNER
For Go& •,,,ays: "As by one man sin entered into the world, and
death ha s'.n, and so death passed upon all men, for that all
have sinned." —Rom. 6t 12.
-7..'TN oar 5AY: I arn doing the hest I can, or I have
'' • .-atiay ;af Hell." For God say': "A.1 oar
ea,gs. Isiah 64. 6. "Noe by works of
aeousnes. aich we have done, but accordia to His mercy
hs 3: 5.
YOU CANNOT SAY THERE. IS PLENTY OF TIME TO SET -
TU T5 MATTER.: For God says "Behold now is the
aa•acata.:1 behold now is the day of salvation." 2 Cor.6:2
*IOU CANNOT SAY YOU HAVE NOT BEEN WANTED:
For this eileat messenger containing God's Word is your warn.
ina and it may be your last. Search the scriptures and see if
these thins are so. .
YOU MAY SAY you do not believe all this, but that does not
alter feats. "I4e that believeth not God hath rilade Him a
Iia." 1 John 5: 10. "He that believeth not is damned.
• Mark 16: 16
YOU ARE LEFT WITHOUT AN EXCUSE: Rom, 1: 20.
T•:esponsibility of spendiag eternity in Hell is yours and
youre alone,
WLL YOU DECIDE NOW? IT IE YOUR DECISION!!
"If thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and
shalt. believe in thine heart that God hath rals.ed Him from the
dead, thou shalt be save:I.—Rom. 10: 9, 10.
TUNE 1N:
PILGRIMS' HOUR 7-7.30 E.D.S.T. SUNDAY EVENING.
Old-fathionecl Revival Hour rebroadcasts on many statical -is at
various times.
CHAS. E. FULLER, P.O. Box 123, LOS ANGLES, 53, CAL.
Mutual Network, Sendays. Local Station, CKLW, Windsor
ZURICH HERALD
task of bringing in the Kingdom of Fire at New Brussels Theatre
God. The service this year was hold
in the United church, members from
Carmel :Presbyterian aunt, St.
Paul's Anglican. church 0,nd the Un-
ited church were represented. Those
presiding were: Mrs. R, A. Brook fe'r
the United chureh; Mrs. H. Work-
man, for ,Carmel church and frs. R.
H. Middleton for St. Paul's Anglican
church. The program for this. World's
day of prayer was prepared by a
group of four British women, who
asked their sister .Christians to turn
their thoughts to the verse. from Pet.
2-9; "That ye should show forth
praises of him who hath called you
out of darkness into His marvelous
light,"
since. -
The speaker, screen, stage and cur-
tains were destroyed in a matter of
minutes When fire believed to have
been caused by overheated pipes,
broke out in the new Cozy Theatre
in Brussels. The fire was discovered
by an employee of the Theatre. It
Was in operation again within a few
days.
Beef Ring 40 Years Old
The annual meeting of the zIcKen-
zie Beef Bing was held recently,..says
the Mitchell Advocate.. The members
voted unanimously to carry on for
another year. W. A. McKenzie stat-
ed that 40 years ago a meeting was
called at his hoine to start a beef
ring which had carried on every year
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Thursday, February 1945
DISTRICT NEWS On Permanent Ship Duty
Mr. E. J. Wethy of Exeter, ....ias re -
to At a diree"-irs' meeting of the Clin-1
i'• 1 •oSpring z::.11ow held in the agricult- i ceived a letter from his daugnter, Lt.
Ithed board-.:,-ri of that. .to*n, it was 1Margaret Irene Wethy, stating that
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derided to h.: ...e the fair on TuesdaYlshe has been transferred to peimian-
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4 lune 5th. ;'!aals are under way to lent ship duty 'with the U.S. Navy. The
lenlarge the. fair somewhat this year. !previous assignment of Miss Weathy
Underwent Operation \was in charge of a hospital t?..ein. tea --
Mr. Frederick Heist, son of Mr.:111g wounded soldiers from hospitals
land Mrs. Wellington Hoist of Cred- near where they had landed from ov.7 ago. His life was spent as a farmer
iton, underwent an operation in St. erseas to hospitals nearest io their lin that Township until ,six years ago,
Joseph's Hospital, London recently..
He is improving nicely.
Suffered a Stroke
Mrs. John Mallett, a former resi-
dent of Exeter, who suffered a
threeweeks aao is Ina Cann of Usborne Township. "I nev- "nally honored in receiving an award
i ' anything like it " said Dr !for commuu ty seiva •
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illness of three days. He' was born on
the 12th con. • of Elma Twp., 99 yrs.
own home. . 1when he and his wife retired to Eg-
Hai Many Twins • 1 niondville. He was a member of the
Six pair of ' twins, dour pair !Egmondmille United Church.
hand running, is a record established
by a Durham cow owned by Orville
, Receives Beaver Award
Radio Station CKNX has been sig -
strokece in the radio
serious condition at her home n er heard ofg
London. Mrs. Mallett is a sister of Steiner of Exeter, the .veterinary in 'field. The local station was the' only
Mrs. W. H. Dearing of Exeter, and attendance. The shah pair were borni, one in Canada to.. receive an award,
Mrs. Fahrner 'of Stephen TownshiP, 1 on !Sunday last. All but one of the all other Beaver Awards were pres-
,
Mrs. William Baird
On Tuesday, Feb. Gth at the home
of her .daughter, Mrs. Arthur Stafford
Ferndale, Mich., Jean Lawrence, wife
of the late. Won. Baird passed. peace-•
fully away in her 92nd year. The de-
ceased was born in Scotland, and
with her parents migrated to Canada
at the •age of 12 years and settled
in Tuckersmith Twp. She was mar-
ried to William Baird on 'Sept. 28,
11875 and from this union rased a
family of five sons and two daught-
ers. After residence in •Tuckersmith
WasKicked by a Horse
progeny are living. In addition to the tinted to individuals. The. Beaver
Harold Norman, Kincardine town, twins two single calves were born. lAwards were sponsored by the Can -
ship road superintendent, received IThat's super production in wartime, ,adian Broadcaster Magazine who
painful injuries when he was kicked lit is said. . made the .selections. The editor of
by a driving horse at his i.4,inhoine.1 Late Thomas J. Bartel. ithe magazine, Richard E. Lewis,made
. the presentations Mr. W. 'T. Cruick-
injuries, which are not so termus as i sident of Egmonclville, died Sunday i shank received the local award at a Clinton. officiatmg. Interment was in
He suffered fractured. ribs and. other
Thomas J. Barton, well known le -
for some time they moved to Kent
icounty and from there in 1905 the
family moved to Detroit. A private
funeral was held from. the home of
li Mr. George Baird in Stanley Twp.
/on Feb. 9th, with Rev D. Lane, of
was first believed.
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AUCTION SALE
Of faint stock and implements, on
Lot If: Conssion 9, Hay Township.
1 r.tiic east, and 2 1-2 miles south
of Zurich, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 8th, 1945
here.
Ewen McEwen, son of Mrs. "genie
McEwen, underwent an appedix op-
eration in Seaforth Hospital. Dr. D.
G. Steer was in attendance.
Miss Ruth Brook. R.N., of Toronto
I was a recent visitor with her parents
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1Rev.
and Mrs, Brook.
At 1 o'clock, p.m.
Horses — Black horse 0 yearsold; • Miss Margaret Kercher of London
1. 'White aged horse; 1 grey mare was a visitor with her parents, Mr.
0 years old.
and Mrs. Herb Kercher.
CATTLE --- Red cow with calf at
loot: Roan cow with calf at loot; Friends of Miss Emma Shepherd
Roan cow dm, April 5th; Red cow are pleased to hear of her recovery
duo ...;nd of May ; Hereford heifer (Inc following her recent operation.
11,;. of April; jersey cow due at
i'otehain heifer rising 1. yv. old; recently on busines.s at the Parliam-
2 Durham ;steers rising 1 yr old. ent Buildings.
PIGS -- York brood sow with lit- Miss Barbara Michie, assistant
ter at foot; 8 stocker pigs weighing
pigs teacher in Henson publics chool, was
4.botith 125 -lbs. each; stocker
90-1b
each. in.Stratford recently attending the
•37th annual at-home of Stratford
HENS -- 2 dozen hens.
11AI 4 tons of timothy hay; Normal School, also the graduates' re
union banquet held in Central United
tons of clover hay.
Church.
LEMENTS -- 7 -ft. dasey-
IA arra: Milder; McCormick Deering
lnowar 5 -ft.; Deering spring tooth
cultivatr; Deering 11 -disc rertilizer
10 -ft. Deering steel rake; 8 -
it. M. -H. uau satinet. with
combined; out -throw disc; M. -
have to have his left leg amputated,
1 -horse scutiler; Qu6bec sulky
pi ow ; Fl e tin,- walking plow; according to official word received by
his another, Mrs. Olive Hudson, Lon-
ity w:ilking plow; 4 -section
rewst 2 wagons.; stone boat; 16 -ft. I
don. He is a former well-known Hen -
1 hoy rack; wire-Toke open buggy,.
buggy, reach, some tdm plank, salt boy, being born and rarster here.
1,i2s model A. Car, 2 new tires. all :1, 21 years of age and has been over-
'', 1 eondition; largo chop box,Iii' ,
years, This is the second
ropes; hay knife; is -ft, ee-'''''11"*;
time he has be;n wounded while on
cler ladder, grain bags. twine sacks,
n double trees, whiPP1P- active service. He is a grandson of
, logging chain, cow chains,. bean yr
and Airs. George Hudson.
fo,k. h.hvv set of harness, 3rd horse
I)? ' boas,: eollars, SWeat pads,1
. r. and Mrs,. Robert Dick or Hen -
and spilr,s. kitchen Pen -
Mr, Laird Mickle was in Ottawa
time of sale; Jersey cow due 1st of
Wounded in Italy
Word has reached Hen.all that Pte
Laird Hudson had been wounded in
a mine explosion in Italy and will
hareess; set single harness, horse Killed Overseas
.111:01 t,„1,1,, conch. and sail, received word from uttawa,
other orCeles to,-) nemerons to men -that their son BAble Seaman ensol
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tion. Everythingwrl he sour as the1Dick, RCNVR., RDF., ratmg., had
propriator bus sold 10- farm. Also
+been killed in a motor torpedo boat
a iiai1 box and bob 3lete;tel
of Sole -(72133
Rk.ery FI""bardProprietor.
Eavl Weide. Marla
Arthur W••'•Ier, Aultioaaar.
-4ENSALL
Mr. Go- o on of 'Ar.
Inverse as. In his 25th year Benson
Ienlisted in London 3 and a halt years
logo, and went overseas August 1944
when he was loaned to the British.
He was born in Hay Township where
hi, received his education. Surviving
are his parents, two sisters, two bro-
and tilers, one being with the 6th Caned -
Mr,. Robt. lnnn. ii 'orwent all op-
eartian in f-aforth Hospital,
Rev. Ira! o .. 'en r., 'plotted
oommunion .ervicf. rresby-
terian Church laA `,[ntla,v morning.
Mrs. Jas, Paterson and Mr. R. "r. Mc-
Laren sang a duet.
Miss Mary Hemphill of London,
tan Armoured Reg, in Holland.
Had Hour of Prayer
All over the world where freedom
of worship is permissable, groups of
women spent an hour together ori
Friday, February 10th at 3 p,m, In
prayer at services held in cities,
towns and village aureate., rededic-
vent the week-ond with her parents ging thcmselves. as Christians to the
the family plot in Baird's
in the ,Seaforth Hospital, after an banquet held in Toronto recently.
cemetery,.
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NT DESTJOY
your present individ-
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Liquor Permits will be extended (not r9 -issued)
to March 31st, 1946 on application and payment
of $1.00 at any Liquor Control Board Store on
and after March 19th, 1945.
The decision to extend the use of the present
permits will, effect a substantial saving in paper
and printing costs, and is in keeping with present
day conservation policies.
WILLIAM G. WEBSTER
Chief Commissioner
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