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Nies. Sheila Teevins (nee Sheilbe of
Zurich, Ont,) with four years' of
Experience is now Manager of
.Hayter's Beauty Salon, 1 Queen St.,
'Grand Bend, Ont., Specializing in
Hair Styles, Hair Cutting, Perman-
ent Waves and Finger Waving.
Open Tuesday and Thursday nights.
'Phone 178 Grand Bend for your
Appointments.
SHEILA TEEVINS, Proprietress.
GRAND BEND ONT.
CHURCH SWITCHES SERVICE
Goderich. —The Rev. R. G. Mao -
of Knox Presbyterian Church
n Goderich, whose ,congregation at
Sunday evening services has been al -
Most non-existant, has moved his
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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER. 17 1957
servieee ahead to 4 ,o'clock on Sun-
day afternoons. An increase in at-
tendance was reported and the ex-
periment will continue.
BABY RENNER HAS ROUND
DOZEN OF GRANDPARENTS
David Charles, infant son of *Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Renner of Bayfield,
has 12 grandparents to admire him.
They are the Rev. and Mrs. Peter
Renner, Teeswater, and ..Mr and Mrs
Charles .Scotchaner, Bayfield, grand-
parents; Mrs. Peter Renner's parents,
Mr and Mrs John Gibson, Curragena,
Sask.; Mr and Mrs. Philip Renner,
Agawa Bay, Ont; Mr and Mrs John
Scotchmer, .Goderich; and Mrs. Char-
les Scotchmer's parents, Mr and Mrs
John Albrecht, Zurich are all great
grandparents. Had Mrs, Peter Ren-
ner's grandfather, D. Jinks Carraga-
na not passed away on June 4, 1957,
the ibaby 'boy born Oct. 6th, would
also have had a great great gra.mi-
father.
G. R. HARDMAN
At the MILT OESCH SHOE STORE
ZURICH -- Phone 82 or 130
MONDAY, OCTOBER 21.st.
10 A. M. TO 8 P.M.
During the 'past years, those who have attended o ar
Z.'elirrice for the relief and correction of foot fib, have found
the answer to foot proglems with 'MIRACLE FOOT AID. Many
with arthritic and rheumatic pains associated with a foot con-
ditionhave found noticeable and prolonged relief.
If your feet hurt, if yon have a circulation probleintif
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cramps en*.Intzsoutar contractions trouible you, see Mi.-Hardnuier
on Monday, October 21ste far a complete explanation on how
MIRACLE F -GOT_ AID may be the solution you seek. 'You.
have your health and well-being to gain, if you come. •
Come with confidence that you .can be helped.
CLINICS -- Zurich, Peterborough, Brantford, London,
St. Catharines, Listowel.
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Catellis Macaroni 2, 1 6 -oz. pkgs 29c
York Blanched Salted Peanuts 13% -oz. bag 39c
Johnston's Hard Gloss, qt. Tin 89c
Treesweet Grapefruit juice 48 -oz. /9c
MEATS MEATS
Swifts Bologna. per lb. 29c
Pork Shoulder toasts lb. 39c
Hoffman's Summer Sausage 59c lb
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COLLISION KILLS COW .& CALF
A cow and a calf were . killed and
(.a car operated by Terence Skinner
17, of 32 Daleview 'Crescent, London,
was badly damaged in a collision on
No. 84 Highway between Zurich and
St. Joseph, early last Thursday mor-
ning. Oct. 10th. The eattle, valued
at $225 and lowned by Rosaire Bed-
ard of R.R. 2, Zurich, were killed in-,
etantly when the westbound car
struck them Damage to the vehicle
is estimated at $800. Skinner was
not injurcj. The accidentwas
Gibons of Exeter detachment.
vestigated by OPP .Constable Ceeil
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Card of Thanks
I wish to express my sincere thank.
you to all, who so kindly reinember-
ed me with prayer, gifts, the lovely
cards, and those who visited rne,
while a patient in St. Joseph's Hosp-
ital, London, and since returning
home. — Mrs. Milton McAdam.
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MANY ATTEND
Total attendance at Huron County
Pioneer Museum, Goderich for this
year is nearing 1112, 5 0 0 mark. With
gooda break from the weather. Cur-
ator J. H. Neil thinks theee is an
excellent chance of hittingt
000 mark before the end of 1957.
Mrs. W. Hutson of Mitchell was the
12,000 visitor of year. The new
two-storey addition to the mueeurn
has•been completed now.
Ladies' Aid Meet
The Ladies Aid and W S S f.
the Evangelical U.B. Church, Zurich,
met on Thursday evening Oct. 10th.
or their monthly meeting. Their
uests for the evening were the
oys and Girls Fellowship of the
hurch. The worship theme. "Stren-
thening the Church Through grati-
ude"', was conducted by Mrs. Leroy
'Brien and her ,cdonemittee. Prayer
RECEPTION
FOR MR. AND MRS.
HARTMAN, in the
Community Centre,
01
was offered by Mrs, Tetreau and Mrs
Zurich
Community Centre, Zurich
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25th. .
Mucis by the
MEL C5 -DY ,IVIAKERS
Dancing from 99.30 - 2.00
,Sponsored by the .Arena Board
EVERYBODYY COME!
FRIDAY, EVE. OCTOBER 19th.
MUSIC BY
Disjardine's Orchestra
Everybody Welcome
HALLOWE'EN
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In the
Offici
0. Grob. Special music ,consisted of
a piano instrumental by Dennis Am-
acher and a vocal duet "Father We
Thank Thee" by Sandra MeClinchey,
and Margaret Geiger. A poem 'St-
rengthening the Church of Christ"
!was given by Mrs. H. Schoch. Axi
!exercise by Mrs. Norman Gascho and
Mrs. 0. Greb combined the scripture
!lesson 'Psalm 95 and a reading "'Let
Us be Grateful."
Mrs. Amacher then introduced the
!guest speaker, Rev. B. Seebach of
IHanoverewho gave a very interest -
frig talk and also showed slides of
;pictures taken on their recent visit
to the Red Bird Mission in Kentuc-
VIcey. The Thankoffering .boxes were
:brought in to this meeting. Lunch
iwas served and a•social- half hour
BadmintOn Club was held•on..October
lst, 1957. .Minutes of the last, an-
nual meeting were read and acopted.
Officers elected to serve miring
the coming year are: President, Betty
Ann O'Brien; Vice president, John
RAinson; Jr. Vice President, Louis
Willert and Secretary Treasurer,
!Joyce Fisher.
It was decided that the Club would
on Tuesday of each week arrange
for public school children to play
from 4:30 pan. to 6.00 p.m., high
ec,hool students from - 7 to 9 and
senior .members from 9 to 11. Two
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Opening- Isenior members will supervise the
public school children each Tnesdav
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ADDITION TO THE ZURICH PUB-
LIC SCHOOL
Will be held on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1957
At 2.80 p.m. (Standard Time)
Hay Twp. Community Centre
ZURICH — ONT.
Guest Speaker — G. L. Duffin, B.A.
M.Ed., Assistant Superintendent Of
Elementary Education.
OPEN HOUSE, following the pro-
gram,
EVERYBODY WELCOME
—Board of Trustees, Hay Town-
ship School Area.
BROWNES
RIVE -1
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CLINTON — ONTARIO
WEEKEND SHOWS ONLY
DOUBLE FEATURE
Friday and Saturday
October 18 and Filth,
The Day the World Ended
and
Phantom From 10,000
Leagues
Kent Taylor and Kathy Downs
(one eartoon)
Refreshments 2 Shows Nightly
Children under 12 in Cars Free
and will instruct the high school
students when possible.
Fees will remain as. previously:
Adults - Single $4.00 per year;
Couples $5.00 per year; plus /5c.
bird fee per night; High School St-
udents $2.00 per year, plus luc bird
bird fee per night, Public School
Children 50c. per year. No bird lees.
If anyone has rackets they would
like to dispose of, would they please
contact one of the executives of the
Club. It is hoped that all childre.n
and adults interested in playing bad -
(The club for Publie School Child-
ren will depend on the ;Senior Club
being able to :make satisfactory ar-
rangements ,with the Arena Commit-
tee and will commence Tuesday, Oct-
ober 15th.
County Crop Report
Clinton, • Oct. 12.
Good weather has aided the com-
pletion of .many fall jsofbe Fari
plowing and the lifting of sugar
beets are progressing favourably with
a few, farmers picking corn. More
turnips have moved out of the co-
unty than in previous years.
Huron County Turnip growers
and processors are planning a com-
mercial turnip exhibit at the Royal
Winter Fair. The Soil and Crop
Improvement Association of the Co-
mity is the sponsoring organization.
At a special meeting the growers ag•
reed to supply the turnips for the
'exhibit and the proceseors decided to
make arrangements to transport the
exhibit to the Royal and to supply
othev materials needed.
At a meeting of the Execeittve of
District 8 Fairs Association piens
were made to hold their annual mee-
ting at Dungannon on Thursday, Oc-
tober 31st, in the. Agricultural Hall,
and the United Church, The Dun-
gannon ladies will be supply:ng the
noon dinner. The chairman for the
District is Sidney Harlowe of St.
Paulo and the secretary is Mr. r‘,,S
tRiltea::767o:111170111tiltnt:ell, The Dungann-
on .Agrieultnrel Society SIT bots
Chester L. Smith, Pu b 12;ciier.
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White Swan toilet tissue, 4 rolls 47c
Red Seal fancy Cohoe Salmon halfs 34c
Rose sweet mixed pickles 16 -oz. jars 29c
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