HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1957-02-14, Page 111 I
ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORN
7, J. -"Tom" R.A.WLINGS This day we do re'member
A loving thought we give,
Accountant
Income Tax Returns
Phone 33 - Zurich
Card Of Thanks
We WW1 to greatly thank 011
lame who So thoughtfully sent cards,
treatc, etc., to our ,claughter Ruth,
%tile at Clinton 1Ptu1blic Hospital and
:set home.
esselVIr and Mrs ,Albert sOlausfus.
To oae no longer with us,
But in our -hearts still lives.
-Ever remembered by Wife, Mel-
. vina, and Family.
MAKES STRONG PLEA
Toronto, Feb. 11-Frone the floor
of the Legislature Thomas L. Pryde
Huron MPP today anade a vigorous
plea to the Government to have it
build the hospital for retarded chil-
e dren in Huron sCounty His appeal
drew no denial from Government
members or from Premier Leslie
Frost, who was in the House, to re-
po/4 s that the Health Department eas
already decided where the $10,000,-
000 institution will belOcated. Oth-
er paces in •Ontario are -also snaking
bids .for the institution.
•
IN MEMORIAM
Johnston -- In loving memory of
dear husband and father. Welling-
ton Johnston,' who passed away one
ear ago today, February 11th, 1956
THE GODFREY STORY
1.411111■111•1.7.1100.015VieeWenweeem
•
-A,rtleur Godfrey and "Aosignmenn" reporter Dave Price ,g.et
over a CBC microphone. Godfrey tells his own life story on
meat" hi five instalments, Feb. 18 to 22, on .the CBC Dominion
work.
viallININIIINMIIIIMUMINSINIONIMI010019111111111,
•
11 take place February 28th. He 114
Agriculture for the County, same
atien of Mr. G, W. sMontgornery, es,
sign;
isThselth regret that the citizene
of Huron County learn of the re
„e3sresse.
,,,e
accepted the position of Agriceilt:
ural Agent in Ontario with the Can-
adian National Railway's with head-- e::Ladies' Auxiliary To Meet
quarters in Toronto. Mr. Montgo-M- sqs e Ladies Auxiliary to Gas and
ery has been Agric Rep. in Hnron to will hold their meeting at
since August 1951 and ha e made t ':Ileoene of Mrs. Gordon Hess, on
many friends and has been e inose ThurSdaY, February 21.st at 8 p.m.
wonderful help to the farming inctu- ii,eids and Parents of Cabs and
try in this outstanding ,county, and Scout S are invited to attend these
it is the wish of one and all that he meetings, and help Scouting Work.
will like his new wok, which rio,f Enjoying( e•ahtehie) sSceiteitY1.1
course will -'be much different.
swishes to thank all who :have helped
are in receipt of beautifully
him in his work in Huron, all 'Tar- postais and. Folders from
al and urban Organizations, alt news- m4"s.
Bruce Bossenberry from.
papers for their co-operation, RadioMesDs.
Gie#,Bend and Robert Williams of
and TV stations. Mr. Montgomery
Zile*11,, both from St. Petersburg-,
was brought up on a dairy farm :in
Carlton County, 20 miles from Ot-
i*14.17'likalledstating of the lovely
weather they lire oretuYs
School in 1943 and the Ontario
awe, graduate of Kemptville Aerie.
ei.
in :It the mercury up in the 80's
ricultural College in 1946, after the daytime, and if the parks
e
which he served in Lambton Co., Has-1“)nicin the winter as these
,e
tings Co., in Nis would indicate, really it mustppissing Dist., until IsPi'YF
even of rest and pleasure es -
the call came from Huron County,
'-rfpr northerners. We hope
thee, _pits will have an enjoyable
out. ''se'safthough not knowing that
the`,.4s
,."„fle are there, ithey will hardly
rnee.te'renew their friendship in this
.paradise in the sunny south.
DLED IN HAY TWP.
britt residents learned with re -
the sudden passing e ll'irs.
We all wilt miss Gerry, as we know
him, and wish him the verY best.
Farm Forum
Unique F.orurn--
Members of the Unique Farm For-
um •met at the home of Mr and Mrs • lceSs,
Claire Geiger to discuss the topic es.
"Does she put the price Tag on." gr'40:
,
Miss Mary Klapp capably led the Ifes'4'' ,'Annistrong of Hay Townshise.
discussion and the groups answered 1 3 es; ;:eiltes south-west of liensall, who
the questions as follows: Our ForuMelietTiuddenly in Victoria Hospitai,
felt that improved methods of .packei Los, " Thursday Feb. 7th in her
aging and advertising and inerenen I f270 ...ear, having. been admitted as
&sing will increase the consumption a dis'ai ""ent eisii Tuesday of the same
of food. The following factors ace lese'es*„.1. The• former. Gladys Marg.
cording to importance which influe Baeeekt, she Was beim in lIsborne Tp.
enc e food purchases are: (a) grade and was the daughter of Mr and Mrs
(Ib) Brand, (c) Price, ( d) Built in Willie4 Batten of Winchelsea. A
Services. Quality buying for the.,member of Hensel]. United ,Ghurch,
consumer such as 100 -lbs. sugar, and -of the Evening Auxiliary, super -
flame etc., and canned goode by the intendant of the lVtission Band. Sur -
case anay save money. ; swing are her husband, a daughter
Several visitors were , preeeet at elsipieeleearld ber parents. She was
the . meeting in the persons of Mrs th'e) d. ' .e. al ': 3,414w, faif ,sMr and eMe. '
Albeat Tear .fleisch and .Mere :and
I eielf,(Gorz41•.ri\"*&
Wes: Merner Both geletln&
*
e'l eseseisia laeigeVeitili4 ',
ed uS::heId Trona :the -United .1:01eureth, 8atur-
se plimented our Forum and • erg
"Assigm, to Carry on.
toe -ether
- day 9theeonducted by'Rev. C. D-
Meme
bers exchanged Valentines and ll•
Jeanie', Who paid fitting tribute to
radio net -
I enjoyed moving pictures taken at the her life. Interment was in Exeter
Centennial which were very much Cemetery. The floral tributes were
NORMA'S
, BEAUTY SHOPPE
FOR APPOINTMENTS
TeL 223 Zurich
NORMA STEINBACH Prop.
PIIIMORMWRIMMIIIMISMIIMMERIGZUMMEIMENIIMPIN
C. C. M.
Hockey and Skating Supplies
Matched Skating Sets ....
Figure and Hockey
$7.95 up.
Hockey Sticks and Gloves
Shin Guards
Elbow and Shoulder Guards
Hockey Pants
Athletic Supports
Skates Sharpened while
Wait
you
A. G. HESS
CERTIFIED
WATCHMAKER and JEWELLEL
ZURICH ONT.
Chester L. Smith, Publisher.
Sabseziption in Canada, $2.00 se Tie*sit
Subeeription U„S.A., Year $2.511,
RAGS, RUGS and CARPETS
On a New Modern Loom, Made to
Order - SETH 0. AMENS, Zuriio;
Ont. Phone 128.
slIMMElsallamosingemirmanimmal.
,Lsma_Ap.7.-aLiNzEg
Join Our Many
Hosts
For Dependable Heat
Winter Long, Call:
LORNE E. HAY
LOCKER SERVICE .. ROE FRED!
Phone 10 - EEENSALL
......410000006aleSeteeeeet49••••••••••••6466gte.O.GOVW0Si
0
•
0
0•
•
tottatto 444$041 Um*
Licensed Enibalmer and Funeral Director
Private Car 'Ambulance Service
Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Rent
4e•••••••4••••••••••••••••• ssessee••••••••••••••••••••••
•
•••
•
•
00
•
0
Lop
•
•
0
•
•
•
0
Funeral and Ambulance Service
'0
HOFFMAN'S
Arrange Funeral Service
To Or From
Out -Of -Town -Points
NEMBEIII
•
Wherever funeral service is required, to or from any place in Can-
ada, the United States or other points of the globe, Hoffman',, as
members of local and national funeral director's associations, can
handle all the arrangements. You are always assured the quiet effi-
ciency of Hoffman's service.
T. HARRY HOFFMAN FUNERAL HOME
24•Hour ServiceDASHWOOD Telephone 70-W
*** 4.4o 4.0,0•4,40:4,^0.••••41se p4.**•••••••?,v,ves.46*******
Thiel's
&prior Food Market
Specials
FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
Tomato juke 48 -oz. tin
33c
Choice quality Tomatoes, 28 -oz. tin
Clover Leaf solid 7 -oz. tin
Cheery Morn Coffee, 1•:4b. bag
55c
99c
Neilson's Half -lb. Chocolates , box 39c
Sunkist Oranges 2 dozen
Grape Fruit, 10 for .
Sliced Side Bacon 1-1b. .
,..75c
49c
59c
Smoked pork sausage 1413. ... 59c
Phone 140 - C. H. THIEL Zurich
enjoyed. znanY and lovely.
HockeY News
the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence' .•
Schade with Mr Herb Klapp as •chair-• 11.. •
The next ,aneeting will be held at' .
antams--MINOR HOCKEY
mare It was suggested that we get, .
On Monday night the Bantams
-line on the hog •marketing a special speaker to give us an outel.wim th first g . .
I three series With Lucan Bantam,:
ame in their two out
the topic deals with this subject. The
scheine u&c) ' ' e score.l go - . . This gain e
11-evas.1; layedin tlfie 6Zulch AIena be' -
hostess served a delicious lunch ande'Y ur'-,
the meeting closed with The queem.
hforee. .good casowd of loyal fans.
On Tuesday night in Lucan the
Bantams had ft rear struggle on their
hands,sand could only salvage a 4-4
overtime tie. Where and when the
third genie in this series will be pla-
yed is -hot known at the time of writ-
iitg this article.
Makes-
' Last Thursday night m Zurich
Jettr Midget Flyers defeated Lucan
Midgets by the score of 5-2, in
the fest game of the playoffs for the
group championship. The following
Saturday in Letcan the buys came out
on the short end of a 5-12 core there-
by tying the series at one game each,
The third and deciding game has
been .ordered to be played ie the Ex-
eter Arena on Friday night at 7.00
p.m. sharp. The iMidges are confide 0mit they can .come• through with a
victory in this crucial game, and they
request as many fans as is possible
to come out to Exeter at 7:00 o'clock
Friday night and cheer them on. The
Intermediate game in Zurich has
'been held off until 9.00 on Friday
night.. So all fans can attend the
game in Exeter ,first. Give thesa kids
your support and attend this game.
Intermediate Hockey -
The Zurieh Flyers. have now •cones
Broom Ball pleted their schedule and are ready
Dashwood Married Men vs. Zerich to start their playoffs. Tiler finish -
Married Men
ing in 4th position places thein a -
Band in attendance with Majorette gairest second place Ilderton Wildcats
Marching on lee in the first round of plays ffs The
-DON'T MISS THIS ONE-- first game in this two -out -of -three
Admission -Adults 50c. Children 25c aeric. is scheduled for the Zulich Ar
-
ma an Friday night, Feb. 15th Kin-
dly note that this game will start at
9.00 pan., to enable the fans to go to
Exeter first, and see the final playoff
game between Lucan and Zurich
Midgets, and be baele in time to see
the 'intermediate game. To date the
crowds at home games, have beet)
pitiful, so lets have everybody opt
On 011 Friday night, now that the play-
oin§ are here. Show the boys you
Friday Eve., , February 22nd. are behind them, and they WI give
At; $.30 p.m. a god account of themselveg. Rem -
Election of Officers, Reorganization ember, its tough to operate a hockey
And any suggestions i'or benefit, 1)1 team without fan support, and Ti
thClub they don't get the fans out now foi•
e
DE SIAM AND ATTVANI)! the playoffe, chant are cheeks won't
Ford Tlaberer, Presideet, ' be Intermdiake heckey ie.) ?Ireleee
next AYQ4.1X, lbert G. lites, &et:Treat:,
ST. VALENTINE'S
Carnival
IN THE
ZURICH ARENA .
O.n
Saturday, February 16th
Judging to start at 8:30. p.m. -sharp
i• Cash Prizes will be awarded for •the
following:
Girls 12 yrs. •and under Fancy -Comic
;Girls .16 and under Fancy - Cowrie
IMen's Fancy Men's Conde
Best 'National Costume. .
Best Dressed Animal
1Boys 12 and under Fancy - Comic
:Boys 16 and under, Fancy -Comic
1Ladies' Fancy Ladies' Comic
Youngest Person 011 Skates
Oldest Person on Skates
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS ,Starting
at 9:45
Tug -O -War -- Lions meet Chamber
of Commerce. Captains Earl
Yungblut and Dennis Bedard. '
1
FOR) ALL OCCASPISS_
Day and Night Service
TELEPHONE: RES. 89W OR 89.1, ZURICH
0•0••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••vreeesseeseemm
ANNUAL MEETING
Of The
ZURICH GUN CLUB
Will be held at
Dominion Hotel - Zurich
Lucky Dollar
Food Store
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK -END
Stokelys Peas, 15 -oz. Can., 2 for
Aylmer Catsup, 11 -oz. bottle
Premier Sockeye Salmon 3 -s, 2 cans
Javex, 32 -oz. bottle
White Swan.toilet tissue, 9 rolls
Menu° ()esti' iff
PRODUCE WANTED.
,....33 21:
89c
23c
41 00
Zurich
Phone .1.0
SPECIALS
MEWS RUBBER BOOTS
A REAL BUY At $3.98 A PAIR
We have a Full Line of Men's and Boys' Boote
and Shoes
Men's and Boys' Work Clothes, jeans, Overalle,
Shirts, Etc.
Give Us A Call!
FRESH GROCERIES IN STOCK
THE BLAKE STORE
Schwartzentruher, Prop, Phone 1 i 1;
•