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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1954-10-07, Page 8p. I. WURI ONTARIO THE STORE WITH THE STOCK Of ge enzie es INVITES YOU TO SEE THEIR NEW FALL RANGE OF BRITISH SUITINGS WITH A SPECIAL GROUP OF SUPER VALUE WORSTED SUITINGS From $55.00 Special Showing OF SAMPLE SUITINGS AT OUR STORE FOR YOUR INSPECTION Gascho Bros. Groceries - TELEPHONE 59 Dry Goods Men's Wear ZURICH 1 The Drysdale Store Also Rubber Boots and Shoes for Men and Boya The Store with the Best Variety of all Kinds ,.of Groceries A fine assortment of Hardware and Electrical . Appliances ATLAS AND SEIBERLING TIRES CO-OP. FEEDS Cured and Fresh Meats Your Patronage Appreciated at all Times! GIVE US A CALL! JOHN DENOMY DRYSDALE ..Phone 98 r 1 Dead Stock S2.75 Each. Prompt Service for Lifting.—Jack Williams. Call Phone r Crediton Central. -e1-5-'50 FOR SALE LAND and ]WELLING - Property, Clonsisting of 16 acres of loam land, has frame house, partly furnished, IMiscellaneous Shower 2'.URYCH HERALD LOCAL NEWS iVilise Erma BEI/eel-leer has accepted a position at Gerald Gingericles EI ectric shop We are pleased to see Mrs. Ilerold Finlay out again after her, alevent loess. Miss Pauline Haberer of London, viisited with her parents. Mr and Mrs Ted, Ratner, Mir and Mrs Peter Oundy and !children of Dresden 'visited town with friends one day last week, Mr and Mrs Urban Pfile . the 14th con; Mr and Mrs KennethaGreb and Mr, Sfin.on ‘Greb of Exeter -were recent visitors With relatives. at Bad .Axe, Mich. Mr and Mrs Moses Eat have re- turned home after spending' several days over the week -end at the home af their daughter Mr and Chris Schultz art Niagara Fails. Mr and Mrs. Lee of Port Huron spent the. week -end at the home of the latter's sister, Mr and Mrs. Melv- in Brown, also visited with other re- latives in Zurich. Mr and Mrs Chas. Seotebsner and daughters Charlene and Ruthann from Bayfield and Mr and Mrs Henry Velland from !Goclerieli were Sun- day visitors with Mrs. Scatehmer's parents, Mr and IIVIrs John Albrecht A number of ladies of the St. Peter's •Lutheran .church in town, motored to Desboro to attend a con- vention, on Wedneeday. They -were accompanied by Rev. E. W. and Mrs Heimaich BORN Art the Farwell Nursing Home FOR SAFE SHORT TERM INVESTMENT, the Huron & Erie Mortgage Corporation New Paying: 1-2 years 3% 8-5 Years 8%% On investments $100.00 and over. INTEREST HALF YEARLY J. W. Haberer - Phone 161 Fire, Auto and Casualty Insurance. ' nativethi of a parish. Mrs. Duchar- me was yet a young woman in her forties, and leaves a young family and husband behind to mourn her q,!Inchnig hand. We offer to the relati- ves, and the bereaved family, our deepest sympathy, in this hour of sorrow. ' Mrs. Sarah Jeffrey who has spent two weeks in. Detroit visiting with relatives and ,Ohildren, has returned ito her home, Beaver Town. Ram and more rain keeps a com- ing! it has caused a !gaeat delay to farmers in harvesting their beanciop, crop, which will, if the weather dos- en't fair up soon be a loss to farm- ers, and besides farmers are not abbe to plant their 'fall wheat. zn all, it is enough to rause some theadaches;yet in the face Of it all, those of us who are living in this aoart of Western Ontario, known as the garden of pros- perity, have mth uch to he anicral for, ' is not too often. that we •have to ontend with distractive storms, and or that and other reasons we should n all lbe grateful to Providence for he many, (blessings we receive. Zurich, on October 4th, to Mr. arid ..e Mrs. Richard Jeffrey of the B. W. f Highway, a daughterr, Marilyn illdarie, a sister for Michael Itickie. lairs. Leo 'Meidinger entertained It relatives and friends ,at their home p i on Thursday 'evening Sept. 'Oth in - honor of 21.1.10s! Marjorie Ducharme, I, bride elect, who was invited to take her place in a decorated chair. Miss (. a Kathy Kalbfleisch read the present. 4 al Yr. ation; Misses Linda Thiel and Elaine e ..,Brisson ch eer.fully pulled several loads of gifts with their wagon, to goip'veen, ttoh leMina,rj,vaftihe, wicahoth7sahilabptipeyirsoitO assisting. The bride elect greatfuliy thanked every one for ibeir lovely and useful gifts, also to Mrs. Leo Meinin,ger for her kindness to make it possible to have the- shower at her home. Contests were then en- jayed and prizes were given. Delt- cious refreshments were served and many thanks to the hostess and "Good Wishes" to aVlarjorie, brought the social ervening te edema. • . ST, JOSEPH . AND BLUE WATER AREA' • • The Voice of Temperance Parental example has a greater im- pact on the minds of young people than advice from any source. This is the ;conclusiontdraavrt by Dr Robeat Strauss', professor of public health in Syracuse University,e N.Y., after a study of the &gracing halbits of more than 16,000 U.S college students Ex- ample IS more fpowerful than advice, and !parental example is especially so. "Son, — daughter — don't touch li- quor until you are Older. I am a mod- erate drinker. Liquor does me no harm. It might get you. Good ad- vice? Excellent. IBt granted that your advice is more potent than your example, don't forget to ask the ex- perts dor the pre-test you can give your boy or girl that will mark them sis f,utaire ,MODERATE drinkers. There may be same such teat. -As yet it has been given no pruiblieit. The sad truth is that many a 'moderate' drinking parent bias ,seon his son ruin his life with liquor attar he had be- gun to drink 'anoderaktly' just as his dad did. A recent report- by Yale Centre of AlholAt4dents gives ,stat, fsfaid,„itcat: area pripaliere.. 'Ninety percent of Young Men Whose parents are hoth &bloom -- d±in ut eask ficcaslanalr. Less than 'twentY per- cent of your women whose pm -exits are both abate:mars take to drinking, A Mr and Mrs Leon Bedard,Mr and 1Y111114avard :Ooinieati and Mr Mt • MrtaTiPat. jeffreya'I this. neighbor - e hood motored 'to Detroit on Fiiiday qa last to attend the funeral of the date It Mrs. Willard Ducharme of that city. ; Mrs D,uchanne was .formerly Denelly • Bedard before mariigge, and was a —drvt ram."'imw"mmiszaweaska"""'•""P"."." d ' eganJims f. i I + St 4, ' ' Mens and BoysWear • • * • + + • ,i. + • + + : 4..a. Boy's Trousers, Shirts, Jackets, and Back -to- .2. dliginir 4to + being part lot 12, Con. 8, Hay Twp' .T. ,. School Wearin Stock.,. • - ..,,,:i'-'1'. .1, Babylon line. For further partiou- f ,. 7 ÷ 4, lars apply to Jacob Battler, R.R 3, .j. 4. Zurich 4. 8t4' ..0 Watch for our Fall Suit Samples coming Soon! + i DASHWOOD + + + + Mrs. Thos, Kluaripp, Mrs. M Kell- + erman, uMr. and Mrs Maurice attended the birthday party In ve- + KlunIPP * Men's Work and Dress Cloths in Full Supply + fi. droit of Mrs. Walter Mundt last we -4.4* + ek-end. - + ÷ 4. Mr. Bill Price of Batavia, N. Y,, ± a a Waa a visitor with Mr and Mrs -.a Ervin 4; 4 Rader for a few -days. + 4 + CALLING MONDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY 4 saansarauzamaa 4 - AGENTS FOR MID TOWN CLEANERS '442.40" i. 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