Zurich Herald, 1957-10-03, Page 4..••••;*
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N TICE
!Satur
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WESTON BREAD COMPANY
Will again have their MERRY - GO - ROUND at
THIEL'S SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET
In Zurich
FREE RIDES for the Kiddies all Day Long.
We are also serving Free Coffee and a Tasty Wes.
ton Honey Dip Do - Nut for the Older Folks.
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Featuring JULIETTE with MART KENNY
and his Western Gentlemen
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4th, 9 p.m.
SEAFORTH ARENA
Admission $1.50 Each - Children under 12, 50c.
Tables reserved for advance ticketholders only
Secure Advance Tickets at:
- BALDWIN HARDWARE - Phone 61.
SEAFORTH MOTORS - Phone 541.
Sponsored by
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N TICE
The Law Offices of W. G. Cochrane
at Hensall will be open
EVERY WEDNESDAY
Part- --
commencing October 2, 1957
from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00
For Appointments for other
days, please phone:
Hensall -- 16
Exeter - 14
as near as your teiephone
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RAYE B. PATERSON, Trust Officer
Hensall, Ontario, Phone 61
For
a Estate Planning and Wills
Real Estate Services
a' Investment Management and Advisory
Service
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5e..: Gum anteed Investments
savinge---cienostis inay be mailed
Or Contact Any Oftice 01
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COMPANY OF CANADA
Toronto • Montreal • Ottawa Windsor
Niagara Falls Sudbury • Sault Ste. Marie
Calgary ee Vancouver
St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
IMr and Mrs Alphonse Ma -e and
f amily of London, spent the week-
end in this neighbourhood visiting*
with relatives and friends.
Mr. Girard Geoffroi of Waliterton.
;spent Sunday last under the parental
roof the St. Joseph dietrict.
ZURICH HERALD
Thursday, October 3rd, 1957
ofMY RANK
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TO 2 MILLION CANADIANS
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YOU CAN BUY YOUR BONDS -for cosh or by instalments -
at your neighbourhood 13 of M brunch
WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817
Zurich Branch: JOHN BANNISTER, Manager
Hensel! Branch: KENNETH CHRISTIAN, Manager
Crediton Branch: CLARE IRWIN, Manager
(Open Tuesday and Thor sday)
Dashwood (Sub -Agency): Open Mon., Wed. & Fri
ammosposam.....maransasesommamassensvaammemase.....M.srmosmout
LOCAL NEWS
Mr and Mrs Ed. Deters spent Sun-
day with Rev and iMrs. L. Kalbfleisch
at Neustead.
Mrs. Flora Becker who has been
staying with her sister at Kitchener,
spent a week visiting with Mr. Elmer
Klopp and other relatives.
Mr. Werner Winter of Western:,
University was a week -end visitor,H-
,
with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. Whi-
ter.
It is significant that men who know
most about this scourge, e.g. tele -doC,44
tors of the A.M.A., banee all Tiquoi.i
advertisements from their perlodicals
as of January , 1954.
itor with Mr and M.rs Fred Ducharme
Mr and 'Mrs John Denomme of this
Highway motored to Pain Court mi
Sunday last visiting with Mr and
Mrs Telesphore Denemme otBurg.
that
Mr. P. J. Cunningham of Willow-'
dale (North Toronto) was a week --1.14:
end visitor at the home of Mr and
(Mrs. C. L. Smith. .Mrs. Cunningham
and little daughter Helen Clare, wile
spent a ten-day vacation tin Zuric1i.
returning home with their daddy an a
husband on Sunday afternoon.
Canada's arrny of alcholics-conser""' cling wh° ,Huron's Member for , the Federal
t.
"..1110 opened the Zririch Fall
vattvely ,estimated at 150,090s-1 ',"
vo,,,o-ir last Tuesday, has recently been
increasing annually by 4,000. ; _
rank 6th among the nations af 040-01) tainted as iParty 'Whip in the new -
world in our rate of alcoholic. pe formed Diefenbaker Goverment.
100,000 .-Advt. .. Cardiff is a prominent farmer in
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HIGHWAY 21 TRAFF LBrussels district and is keenly in-
REROUTETraffic on the Blue Water III, • -bed in the farming industry.
way between Port Franks and G
Bend is being rerouted througlt,
hill while repairs are being lila,
the Pinery bridge at Port Franks
Highway Department also plans
repair the Grand Bend span this fa
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ELSTON CARDIFF
D,ISHWOOD
tt.iy. League -
he
Walther League of Zion Lu-
: - eran church resumed their fall
Return from Abroad ' ' .L seting with the new executive in
Mr and Mrs. -Carl Burn of Miler- arge as follows: President, Glen
ton were week -end visitors at• the der; Vice pres.. Pauline Becker;
home of their parents, Mr and Mrs'•etretary Brenda ;Becker, Treasurer,
. Wesley Merrier wdio have luit re- ,' iane Kraft; Christian Growth Cha -
turned from a pleasant two ritonthelehman, Arthur Rader; Wheatridge
tour in Europe where they '-eisitedii' ales Manager, Ronald .1Vierner; Owl
'with their daughter and family,. Mr.R.eporter, 'Marion Rader
and Mrs. Smith and children, in A'
France, also visited in Switzerland:tadies' And -
and Germany. They report a most
pleasant two month's outing, and
saw many interesting things and
places.
it-. The Ladies Aid of Zion Lutheran
cehurch held their regular meeting on
Wednesday evening with the Pres.,
Mrs. M Merner presiding.. .11 was
Attend Sunday Game decided to accept the invitation for a
A number of baseball fans from Social evening with the E.UB. church
Zurich and vicinity attended -the Ladies' Aid. An invitation to attend
baseball game at Walsingham,' 0,, a- social evening with us to be sent
Sunday afternoon. This is somewhat L.:4urich Ladies' Aid. The • Ladies
a new venture for people of this Aid chartering a bus to Detroit to
district, as baseball is ruled out in Visit the Lutheran School for the
•bhese parts on -Sunday. Yet we can
quite frequently see a ball game on
TV., as well as other amusements,
seems just another matter of holding
to the old traditions or swinging in
line with modern going. In order to
deaf. _.
:• Instead of holding a rummage
sale as previously, they are planning
to donate the -clothing to the Auxil-
iary of South Huron Hospital for
their rummage sale. Fifty dollars
get permission to play any such to be donated the deaf School at Mr and Mrs Clarence Gale attend -
games is quite a procedure to goDebroit during 'the visit. A film on ;ed. the ,Machrey - Gale wedding at
through and we do not know if we hMillneck Manor, a deaf institution, 'First Baptist ,Church London on Sat-
in this part of Ontario -are just ready Long Island, New York, was shown 'urda.y.
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as yet to take this on, H•owever„we
have no advice to give, merely anoth-
er matter of choice,
Highway, where they will spend a
few weeks visiting their children
and discussed.
Farewell To Neighbour -
1 .Sunday guests with Mr and Mrs.
;Hilton Ford and Fay were: Mr mid
IIVIrs. Arthur Ford, and 'Mr and Mrs
Mrs. Wm. Nadiger who is moving
David Hill of Detroit and Mr. and
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to Howell, Mith, to live with her Mrs. Howard Ford and family ofiz
daughter was ,pleasantly surprised Brampton.
and friends
Mr and Mrs Zephie .CharretI.e and Marie and Pearl Kraft who- were Held Annual Meeting
Fri -day evening at the home of Mis:!es
Me -
Mr and Mrs Walter Jeffrey or De- joint hostesses with IIVIrs. Harry Hoff- eting was held Monday evening, Dashwood Men's Club Annear tended the !McLaughlin nnd Jeffrey Cards were played and winners wer tember 80th with -a good attendance
Sep-
troit, also the Weisings of Sarnia, at- man -at a farewell by her neighbours,
October Is Her Mrs. E. Rader read an address and discussed and voted on. Officers and
sang items were
wedding at Goderich -on -Saturda:y Mrs. Nadiger and Miss Marie Kraft' a litaalber of intere
last.
per;
entered in the beauti- Nadiger
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:Vbs. Ezra Bender presented Mrs.
with a stole and sweater. hold Miller; 2nd vice, Kenneth Me -
Alvin Wal.lst Vice Ives., Rein -
Committees elected were: President,
We are now
Weber; 9 , .
tan, ' i vice, t-
tary - Treas., Harry Hayter; Proee
reporter'ecker, Ervin Rader; Finance cont,
haven from_ one day to another; only ii,meently moved into their new hLloyd Rader; attendance corn., Hub-
ome V. L. B , Mervyn Tionan and
nature will play its rola during the lin Dashwood were pleasantly surpris-..ert M.G
iller, eo. .Tieman and Ervin
month Those who travel about will ed by their family on the occasion of
Devine.; Educ. Com., Dr. V. :Guinn,
eneries along the Highways and by- lam Attending ,chureh. service they Prom. Com., Howard Klumpp, !Stew-
; Lorne Kleinstiver and Wm. Haugh ;
be delighted seeing the beautiful se- itheir thirty-fifth wedding annivers-
ways. They will witness the turning ilearned that the family had a basket art Weber, Elmer Rader, Ray Wein,
of ;leaves to a goiden color, losing, lel flowers in the °handl of the Bob Hayter; Auditors, Harold Kell -
the till and trees and i -church. Returning home they found
their grip fromerrnan and Albert Miller.
covering the ground. They will also la bounteous dinner prepared , with
ful month of Otteber, the month of iLunch was served.
sceneries throughout the land. and
how the weather will he, it is un•cert- Celebrate Wedding Anniversary-
ain, for we- cannot tell what 'will -Mr and Mrs. WM. H. Haugh who
they too will wither Clearing Auction Sale
away, and the and Port Austin, Mich; Petersinnee
see the shrubs losing their vigor; guests- numbering 4-8 from Pigeon,
ism with all of its splendor %mirk Waterloo; Stratford, Grand Pend an‘j. Of Household ,Effects and Mtseell- numerous to mention.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5th,
At 1 p.m. Sharp
Household Effects - 3-plece ciaeSe
terfield, like new; round top extensor
ion table; 6 dining room ,chairs
match; telephone table; 3 oak
rockers; Marconi electric radio;. eine
tric lamps; large round plate east
mirror; combination hall rack with'
-mirror; tapestry rug Ox10'; ;2 small
matching rugs; 2 new .congoleurie;
rugs, ; congoleum rug 9.x1.2t
couch, chime clock, 2 cedar chests,
clothes hampers; kitchen tattle, a
kitohen chairs; International Harves-
ter 10 cu ft. refrigerator, used 2,
years; 2 -burner heavy duty he
pi -ate; kitchen range; Goblin vantann,
cleaner 'with all attachments; eard
table; Gladi electric ironer; Davis
sewing machine; •Coffield washing
machine, 2 toilet sets; 3 comprete
oak 'bedroom suites; steel single bed,
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1 x I a,
quilting frames; curtanis; drapes1
quilts,,comfortme, mats; Miens;
:glassware; silverithre; dishes; electro
lc toaster; full line et kitchen •abene
!ails; crokinole board; flower stands t,
and plants; sealers, maks, toppet
boiler, laundry tubs and stands; satze'
sage grinder; lawn mower; garden
tools; lawn bench; quantity of white
!bricks; 3 ',it cords -dry hardwood slabs
kindling, lard cart; many articles to
have shortened its hours leaving the flashwood• Gifts included a table enous items, on the premises, Lot
.Mrs. Cyrille Masse of Detroit,i
whole spe
nt a few das in this viinity aur atmosphere to chill tip agathola,m,p, jewellery, and a plate. Mr. 154, Main St, in the Village of yc-
1reminding us of fall and Winter mak- land Mrs. Haugh have two daughters, 1-Yashwood, Second House east or the
ing the week -end on her return to im, I
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All ,of that adds Shirley at home and Mrs. Eirra.riBvangelical Chtlrch. The under:up-I-
MN Sarah GeotTioi or the Illue her, home ehe was aecompanied iiy „.y) t.:t. 4e ,a. ,P"" ch.
;:ears and shortene 0.1r.Rader Hay Township and three ed Auctioneer is instructed to sell
Vete': ; net.b. re:: a .':.•:.:.1a.y last, ..vi4- tr..4° Land .7l,.., I'. ;,.::„Lat.',....a4. sta . i lie .
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Iby Public Auction, on
"" van co. •e., grandsons.
Tarim -Cash
No reserve, everything will be sold,.
Mrs. Wm.. Nadigev, Proprietress.
-Caen Wehb, C1,..srk
Alvin Waiver, Auction.0.0,„
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