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TENDERS WANTED
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Sealed Tenders will be received by
: • the undersigned for the supply of
(ROO bags of .eement laid dawn in the
yes Hay Township shed near Zurich,
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cement to be delivered during the
.7" • reeks from May lst, to 15th. 1957.
Tenders to be in the hands of the
Clerk ;by March 30th, 1957. Lowest
ear azy tender not necessarily accept -
Ji. W. Brokensbire,
!Clerk, Treas., Township of Hay
Zurich, Ontario.
NOTICE
Ally accounts owing the Zurich
'Hockey Club must be handed in by
March 130th, 1957, After that date
'the Club will not be responsible for
'any outstanding accounts. — Cub
Management. Ferd. Haberer, Treese
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G. R. HARDMAN
Will Attend
ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORN1NC4 M4RCH 21 957
Emmanuel Evangelical
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH
Rev. A. M. Amacher, B.A., B.D,
Minister
Mrs. Milton Oesch, Organist.
Thursday, March 21st, 8 p.m. F.U.
13. Men. 'Speaker, Rev. G. R.
Strome, Crediton. -
Sunday, AVIareb. 24th. 1O — Mor-
ning Worship
11 a.m. —Sunday School.
7.30 p.m. — Lenten Servtce, fn
charge of the E.Y.F.
Guest Speaker, Rev. G. R. Strome
Sentence Sermon— "Think often on
the Deeper Issues of Life."
Farm Forum
Unique Forum—
The Unique Farm Forum met at
the home of Mr and Mrs Bert Klopp
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Comfort with the many
hundreds who use Miracle .
Foot Aid.
At the MILT OESCH, SHOE STORE
ZURICH, --Phone 82 or 130
MONDAY;' MARCH 25th.
10 A.41: — 8 P. al.
For Foot Ills and Resulting Rheumatic and Arthritici Symptoms
Walk 'better! Feel !better! Get relief from tired' feet. Mr.
Hardman will ;conduct this foot clinic, gasbag Tan his personal
attention and the -experience of anany years •of successful
work.
CLINICS Zurich, Peterborough, Brantford, London, St.
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Specials
FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
'Rice Krispies Large Pkg.
Gold Seal Sockeye Salmon , , •45c
jewel Shortening, 1,113 tin '31 c
Dr. Ballard's Dog Food, 3 tins 3 5 c
E A i" S
Sliced Side Bacon per lb. ,,,,,,
Weiners, 3 lbs. For, $1.00
69c
FRESH PORK SAUSAGES ON HAND AT ALL
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Phone 140 C. H. THIEL - Zurich
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with an average attendance. Mr.
Leonard Merner introduced the topic
"A Man and His Neighbour." We
felt that Farm Forum was the most
important activity in our community.
We also felt that friendly neighb.
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orliness 'would improrve the ;coiniannie ...,
ity. The next meeting will be held ,,,_
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at Delbert Geigers. This will be 'a 1...1•••0•MO.
recreational evening to tonclude eta - Returned from Florida
fame Form activities for the season.:
GeMoirgeanDdeleMhZtEhdaveDarteatarisrrrdahot:e.
The 'evening closed wih the mosteas
serving a delicious luncheon and the arterridaywishirreg thdifferent loaerrts mil.
singing of "The Queen."
Deters' uncle, Mr. and Mrs. George
. Kalbfleasch, and taking' in all the
1Walper, who passeds away March, 2 .
In loving. memory of Lloydonet '
1953. In Memoriam .„
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'1' beauties of nature along the way
e' they had a safe return home back
.a is reported and we are pleased that
' for a few weeks. A real good time
.i'..,', , • -,, to Zurich..
A day of remembrance, sad to redlit Women's institute
Without farewell you left us all,.....h! W. I. To Meet
Precious memories treasured evere;,a •. 'The Zurich Women's' Institute will
- e 1.
Of days when we were altogetheia; I hold their meeting in the town hall,
—Always remembered and sadly welis Zurich on Tuesday evening, April
sed by his Sister Fern and family i .2nd at 8 o'clock. All yearly reports
---- .7 will be read. Will .the officers be
IN MEMORIAM ,,, prepared to bring them along. Pres-
ident Mrs. Le_Rose in charge of the
business meeting. Program in charge
In Loving' .Memory of LIoyelot: of airs. Chester Senith, Mrs. Delbert
Ivan Walper, who died March 2t,1 Geiger, Mrs. Doug. Robinson and Mrs
1953, ' Wm. Siebert. • Election of officers
Chester L. Smith,
Subseziption in canada, $2.00 a 'tau
Subscription U.S.A., Year
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Ibis day we do remember, 'e
A loving thought we give, TAKE PUCK HONORS,.
'ro one no longee with as, Hensall Legionnaires were adeadg-
But in our heart still lives. ed the best team in the Shamrock
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Alvin. Vera artil PonSaturdayW
by eeTourannand etehnetirhecladptaatinLiican
—Ever RememberedEarl
st;t
•- Wagner of Zurich, was named the
outstanding individual player. The
Pigs Die In Fire tourney consisted of three games and
was watched by 600 fans. Judges
Brucefield -and ,Seaforth rural fire were Tory Gregg, past president of
brigades received a eall Wednesday0HA., George Dickinson and 'Ken
morning last -to the farm of Wallace'Ellis of ,CIPPL Radice Earlie scored
Haugh. & Sons, Bruceffeht wen fire three goals for Hensall to earn the
caused about $2,000 damage ro a pig:" outstanding player award. He is to
building on the farm purchased 144 .be congratulated for his fine mewing
year about a mile east of tcisvp.a.
sows and 711i pigs .5 weeks old, re
to wean were choked by sanoka.
Ian Hategh discovered tlbe blate*:
he went out to see haw a soveW
getting along about to farreirw.e;a,''
Fire At- Seafciair -•,tt4
FINAL PLAYOFFS
Word has been received by the
erica. 13antam Hockey boys that the
fflrsrgame' in the playoffs will be in.
e • ensall Arena. this Saturday ev-
at..tep'eaa and. the opposing
ea.m will be Bala, winch is in the
In the worst 'fire in SeafOrth
'Muskoka district. We wish the boys
more than a decade the .Ball-Maceaa'/e may
aea .a lot of luck in these playaffs and.
ay -mill and lumber plant was the best 'team. win. The Zurich
tely destroyed by fire _lastas.wc°Lintb,ays have had.a big season having
day morning, March 13, and sela 46'. On practically all of their games.
time the entire ,block was tbreatene.4 .these -can get around Bala they
The combined efforts of local firemen, Will be Ontario Champions in thea,
'of OFIVIHA.
assisted by tracks from Clinton, thee liass
RCAF. Clinton and Mitchell and theU. L. C. W. Meeting
constant viligence :of. citizens, lcept of
the fire from spreading further. The• The regular monthly meeting the
Lutheran Church Women,.
hiss is estimated at $65,000, and will United
be rebuilt. The building was was held in St. Peter's Church, Zia -
old skating rink. on Tuesday evening. Rev. 0.
Winter -conducted a Mission Study
:clan on Missions in. South America..
Colored slides were shown. Business
was conducted .by the president, Mrs,
0- Winter. The next Missionary
Stilly Class will be held on Monday
evening, March 26th at 8 p.m. The
mission field to be studied wiTi be
North America with a film strip to
be shown. The mission Study Classes
are very interesting and we heartily
invite all ladies to attend.
TO ASSIST IN AGRIC. WORK •
Tom Easton, 23, of Exeter, has.
.begun duties as an Ontario Depart -
Farm Forum
Parr Line Forum—.
Met at the home of Mr and Mrs
Eddon Jarrett with 14 members
present. The topic "A Man ana His
Neighbours" is the last topic for
the 1956-57 season. Question 1—
What is the most important activity
in the life of your community new,.
.Ans.-We think the Mullah is the
most important activity in our c
muam-
nity, the Farm Forum'/cede-rate
ion of Agriculture and Wotnene
• stitutes are also very active.
Ques. 2a --What is needed to -make in.qn't of Agriculture 'Fieldman for
an ideal community today. ans.--- Aaron County on a part-time basis..
We think that some kind of organize 1 -Ie will assist Arthur Boltoa, aseiets
ation is very essential forth e comm- ant Agricultural Representative,: in.
unity today, where neighbours :an • organizing 32 4-H Clubs.....The appo-
meet and discuss their prohlenis 'intment was made when provincial
in a friendly way. • officials learned the county would be
After the diecussion, progressive teinporaryily without the sersaces of
euchre was played. The winners an Agric. Rep-, following resignation
were: Ladies, Mrs, Ross Love ended G. W. !Montgomery. Mr. Mont -
Mrs, Alf. Reichert; Gents, Charles ,goenery's successor, Douglas:H.. Milea
Robinson and Jim McAllister. who served as Frontenac County Ag.
ANNUAL REPORT Rep, assumes duties April ist. Beth
111r 'Bolton and !Mr. Easton,, header- of
Ont. Agric. College two-year comae
diploma, are natives ;of Huron, Offi'e
1956.ciala say this is t
the fleet time tha00tibeedir
. ••natives of an .Ontario county have
Receipts— 1oiacfoteuenttvl.ie tigrieeltural need
Balance from .1055 ......... 03. c
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Police Village Grant
50.00
County Grant 40.00
HEADS H -P. BASEBALL
Township Grant , . ... . . -IA 00
Provincial Grant
OF ZURICH PUBLIC LIBRARY
e 7.37
Coll. at Annual Meeting .... n,33
Meraliership Fees .... .... . 34.00
Fines
6.00
The annual meeting of the Huron
Perth Baseball League was held
Dashwood and LeRoy 0'13rien of
Zurich was elected president for the
coming season. Mr. O'Brien succe-
4;320.A0 eds !Wally Wein of Dashwood. Bob
Sadler and Joe Walthers, both a
Expenditures-- Mitchell, accepted the viceepresident
Books purchased , $11.28 posts while John Livermore will once
Insurance premiumVi again net as eecretary-treaeurer.
Librarian, salary and rent . ;200.00 There. is a strong poseibility of a
Postage, money order .r,K six tenni netron-Perth League this
Rent, Twp. Hall 1.40 year as riensall, Meter, Zurieh, Mit-
Huron Co. Library rent for 2110 obeli, Dashwood and Clinton all have,
books — • . . MOO mtne,ited they would enter toamses
Balance in B. of Montreal 48,68 Leroy O'Brien, Wally Wein, 4elni
---- Livermore and Don Bell of 1.4nmall
$$20.30 attended the 0113A. .convetillon held
Circulation 191i6 2.820 h00k$. in Clinton !March AA and ve. A
4-Bruee Klapp, Trosuter big ,yor 4n baseball is ;'tooked for.
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SPECIALS FOR THLS WEEK -END
Southern Cross, Tuna Flakes per 5c
1\4uffets, 2 Pkgs. .. .1. • 35c
Kraft Dinner, 2 Pkgs . . , 27c
Tomatoes, Cello Pkg . A e V • a • ,T.• 0, .21c
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