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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1957-02-21, Page 1ra/a/M•M•1*taa•1O•i••••*••......a•...••••••••a•a.•.•a.a......• iEstablished 1900 ZURICH, ONTARIO', THURSDAY ilVIO*NG, FEBRUARY 21 1957 ••••••••amiami.amonanama•M•Ma,ma• 1T, J. 'TOM" RAWLINGS Accountant Income Tax Returns Phone 33 •Zurich George Hardman ANNOUNCEMENT EDUCATION WEEK PROGRAM with SCHOOL IMUSIC AND PUBLIC ,SPEAKING Community Centre, Zurich FRIDAY, MARCH 8th. 8 p.m. Admission -Adults 3,5c, High School Students 25c. Foot Arch Trouble Can be RELIEVED or CORRECTED Relief will mask the symptoms only. Correction will permanently curb the symptains. CONSIDER MIRACLE FOOT AID as the ideal corrective. "Miracle" combines exercise plus support to automati- cally provide the necessary "lift" and gentle holding power. "Miracle" is actually made and fitted and serviced td your own requirements. "Miradle" is an investment in health. You who have Foot Trouble Goane To This Clinic! ,. I1 Ir C7 C7 'Mole. AT THE MILT OESCH SHOE STORE ZURICH, ONT. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2 10 A. M. - 8 P. 2/. 'reasimeamelormlimmeasseeeeseenernew mommiimmoommionummetunim • ••••-el''•• - 5th. 1111111111011101111111011111111 1 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 FIRE RAZES BARN „ • A large barn on the farm. a. R.,937: Mason, 18th con:, Stephen Twp..; miles east of Grand Bend was deei*- ,oyed by fire early Monday night With a loss of over $10,000, partly eovertid by insurance The blaze broke o4t while Mr Mason was putting do,Wn feed in the barn A. dog reportedly knocked over the lantern He Was able to savehis cattle, several pigs were lost in the flames, along with feed and grain The Grand 13d, Dashwood and Zurich, also the Air- port fire brigades were present and did what they could ATTENTION The C. W. L. are sponsoring a pre-lenten DANCE on ISaturday, March 2nd at St. Peter's Parish Hall, St. Joseph's. The Melody Maebeh will provide music for your dancieg pleasure. Everybody cordially'In- vited. Door Prize for the one with the Lucky number. Banquet Sends Pump to Africa Mr. Gerald Gingerich, dealer in. water systems, heating and ete., sent a Diesel driven water puenp to Rev. Stewart Weber, Missionary unser the Sudan United 'Mission in Africa. We hope this item will reach its des- tination in good condition, to help give the natives a splendid supply of water and keep soul and body clean and refreshing. Auxiliary To Meet The Ladies' Auxiliary for the Brownies and 'Guides will meet at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Datars on Wednesday Feb. 27, at 8 o'clock. We cordially invite anyone who is intee- ested in this work, especially the mothers of the Brownies and Guides Hensel!District Co -Operative 1 Incorporated • HOT TURKEY BANQUET e AND • • $ ANNUAL MEETING • 4. 4. 4. +4. 4. 4MS7S91111Mi `1 THE to attend this meeting. -N. Siebert, (Secrete -1y). At Hospital Mr. and Mrs. John Gaschof town are at London today, Wednes- day to visit their son Mr. Allan Gascho who is a patient at Victoria Hospital, London. ' Unfortunately Allan had a bad ;wisdom tooth calls.. hag him trouble and vent to London to have it extracted, and after the extraction was sent to the Hospital. Seemingly some infection set in and another operation had to be perfor- med. We hope -the patient will soon be restored to normal health again. Community Centre, Zurich Thursday, February 28th.i, Guest Speaker - Julian Smith U.C.O. Service Division Time 7 p.m. Ladies Welcome. Robert McGregor, President His wife, Mrs. ,Gascho has made fee- quentevisits to her husband. Celebrates Birthday Mr and Mrs. Joseph. Becitter of Tavistock; Mr. Peter Beckler and son, Iceuber of Tavistock; Mr and ders. Amos Baeckler of New Hata- follow Tickg'$1. s 50 urg; Mrs. John Yantzie, Mrs. Sam Dance to . . . Bert Klopp, Bender, of Baden; Mr and Mrs. Sam Gingerich, IMr and Mrs. Chris Gas- cho and Mrs. Eanma Kiper all of Chester L. Smith, Publisher. Subscription in Canada, $2.00 a Tont Subscription U.S.A., Year NORMA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE FOR APPOINTMENTS Tel. 223 Zurich NORMA STEINBACH • Prop. • 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 lHIIllliWWOVllhIflIfflHJ IIIIIIIIIIIIIMIWIIIIHIIIIUWIIIUIIfl 11111 IWI 1111111! 111111 11111 11011111011111 Thiers Superior Serving You Better! SPECIALS FOR THIS Food r1ke Saving You More! Zurich; wefe !Sunday visit4rs at the en so e ,b•cdegh&..b14,.. • , ing Mr. SchWaitzentruber's 80th birthday •- you A. G. HESS CERTIFIED WATCHMAKER and JEWELLEL ZURICH - ONT. WEEK END FEBRUARY 1st, 22nd, 23rd, '57 FISHERMAN FANCY Sockeye Salmon 41c Tin •Blue Bonnet Margene • Yellow Quick Bag. Only 35c. Lb. •ef- OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 2 Tins 27c. • CHERRY MORN Instant Coffee Large Jar • $1.39 INSTANT Chocolate Milko 2 for the price of 1 Box Both 47c FAB Reg. Size, pkg. 36c VEL Reg. Size, pkg. 35c • TOILET TISSUE t 12 Rolls for $1.p PEANUT BUTTEIE.i. 3, 16 -oz. Jars LOOK! LOOK! Heinz Ketchup Large 15 -oz. Bottle Only 27c. MONARCH White Cake Mix 16 -Oz. Pkg. 33c FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE HAVE: Fresh Milk and Cream on Hand at All Times! U.L.C.W. Meet The February .meeting of the U. L. C. W. of St. Peter's _Lutheran Zurich,was held on Tuesday I:ars. A very interesting film s :evening in charge of Miss Ann Dat - •trip, "The Life in Malaya" was presented liby [Mrs. M. Schilbe. The Society de- cided to hold their first mission study 'class in the church basement on .March llth. The title "Japan" will be discussed by Rev. 0. Winter. Ail interested are cordially invited. CAR LANDS IN FIELD One passenger in a car- skidded on icy Highway No 4, about a mile south of Hensall Saturday night he was taken to hospital in Clinton with a broken shoulder and injuries to his ear. Ray Cooper of Exeter, was rid- ing southbound car driven by Donald Webster, 2'5? of near Exeter, when it skidded and rolled over into the east ditch and .came to rest in a field about 75 feet away. Webster was unhurt. Estimated damage to the car is $1,000. START PARK IN SPRING Work on the development of the 1Pinery, the 4,000 -acre tract expopri- ated by the Ontario Government in 1955, will start this spring and one area is expected to be available for limited public use about the middle of summer. This was revealed by W. B. Greenwood, chief of parks division of the Department of Lae& and Forests, in a letter to the Exeter Times -Advocate recently. Asked What plans have :been made for the park Mr. Greenwood • wrote: "We have laid out three areas for immed- iate development and we purpose [working on these areas throughout the coming spring and summer and fall. We hope to have one area mafIc., • available for public use to a limited extent about the middle of the sum- mer." NATURE'S BEST Creain Corn 7 For $1.00 TASTY CUP Fresh Ground Coffee 98c. Lb. CLUB HOUSE JELLOS 12 For 99c Assorted Flavors FRUITS - VEGETABLES Florida Juice Oranges,2 Dozen 69c Grape Fruit, 10 for 49c 6'9c ?5c 25c • Spy Apples, 6 -qt. Basket Lettuce, 2 Heads for 'Celery - 2 stalks for MEATS - Maple Leaf Weiners, 2 -lbs. • 75c Maple Leaf Rnlogna per lb. 79c Jellies Chicken, per lb. FROZEN FOODS Fish Sticks, per pkg. 29c Frozen Orange Juice, 2 tins • 35c STOCK UP NOW IF ITS FOOD! OPEN THURSDAY AND Phone Orders Must ,PHONE 140 bilonmlliTifigila 1 11111 0 1 111111101 ON THESE LOW PRICES! - WE HAVE IT! SATURDAY EVENINGS TILL TEN Be hi By 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. ZURICH, ONT. 155Eljejiviiiiconillomommni., IIIMIT7147331911,-, -171 ti 1;4117172Mian RAGS, RUGS and CARPETS On a New Modern Loom, Made to Order - SETH 0. AMENS, &Mt*, Ont. Phone 128. Join Our Many Hosts. For Dependable- Heat un Winter Long, Call: *WO LORNE E. HAY LOCKER SERVICE - ROE FRED Phone 10 EENSALL 11111111MINNSEZIMANIEMP •••••••00068069006.6.69.0080666006900006609eseeeseese . 41tottattit •440,4t Li.044.* Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director Private Car Ambulance Service , Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Rent FOR -ALL-OCCASIONS Day and Night Service TELEPHONE: RES. 89W • OR 89J, ZURICH 4114490080611141 s911++/9 eactivoessessiseeeseeseeeeel •-"allanacar===amegnmaemeessommins 1 Lucky Dollar I Food Stor • Hockey News The Zurich Flyers are at pres.rmt deeply envolved in the playoffs. Hav- ing won the first game with liderton they lost the game at Lucan WI dl the -Merton team on Tuesday night which will 'neceeeitate a. third gemao, to be played in Lucan. The Mitchell team eliminated the Lucan Irish Tuesday night by taking two straight. They are now await- ing the results of the Zurich -rider - ton game to play for the League. champions. Win First Round Zurich cop.ped the nest -011n(1 last, Friday evening when l3ob Johnston's goal in the first minute • f overt:me at Exeter chalked up a yietory 0-5. ovc the Lucan in the gronp title. Don Gascho for Zurich rapped in four goals. '1• SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK -END Ogilvies' Angel Food Cake Mix 14 -oz. pkg 45c Bananas, 2 -lbs. for 33c Tomatoes, Aero, hand packed, 28 -oz. can 2.5c Red Seal Cohoe Salmon, Half's 39c York Bread and Butter Pickles, 10 -oz. Jar 7'5c Menlo Desch Br Zurich PRODUCE WANTED, Phone L65 •- , , 4111011111.11=11111"01106=======grial=rieee .fte9reeeS9ge 1 SPEC LS MEN'S RUBBER BOOTS A REAL BUY AT $3.98 A PAIR We have a Full Line of Men's and Boys° Boots and Shoes Men's aind Boys' Work Clothes, Jeans, OveTalls, Shirts, Etc. Give Us A Call! FRESH GROCERIES IN STOCK 211LAK ST4)11 Schwartzentruber, Propk Phone 1t -07 01100""/""PmmmalowsommorAlammastawiaaatstastawatameamasaaawassiataw