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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNINCSEPTEMBER 15 1955
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MONDAY, SEPT. 19th
10:00 a.m. - 8.00 Pan.
AT THE MILT A. OESCH SHOE STORE
*" Zurich, Ontario - Phone 82 or 130
Correction :of foot ills can be accomplished by using, combinat-
ion of rig,iht methods and experience Miracle Foot Aid is the
only method using "exercise plus support." Plus over a quar-
ter ,centurYlif dayeby-day experience. If you have corns, call-
ouses or ibunions; or .arthritie-rheumatic pains or stiffness
associated with a foot conditiOn, make it a point to see .1t.fr.
'Hardman, lilandap September 19th. He'll show you, in a
friendly fashion, just how Miracle Foot Aid does so much
good; will even arrange for you to havee. practical test on your
own case. Then you'll be as enthusiastic .as any user of Mir-
acle Foot Aid service. First consultation is without obligation.
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CLINICS - Zurich, Listowel, Wingharn, Tilleonburg, 4.
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° Zurich Menzionite Church
Pastor-- Albert Martin
SUNDAY SERVICES:
U:00 8.UL - Sunday School
cf 3.1:00 a.zn.- Worship Service
8:00 p.m. - Bible Meeting
WEDNESDAY, •8:30 121.
,Prayer Fellowithip '
ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP
WITH US I
'irou'll Enjoy Listening to-- ST. PETER'S •
"THE MENNONITE HOUR" Saturday, Monday Sept. 17- ...
.i(ansRel ,preaching - iloggrAktiox;11 Ev. Lutheran Church -,,Zuricht - -
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Thank You!
I fwauld like to thankall the
thoughtful people who so kindly
sent me. 'cards, flowers, fruits and
chocolates while I was confined in the
Hospital. -Mrs. Harold Stade. Itc
Lyric Theatre
Phone 421 - EXETER
Friday, Saturday Sept. 16:17
Knights Of The .R.ound Table
Robert Taylor
Ava'Gardner,
Cartoon. Cos
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Sept. 19, 20, 21st
' MAGNIFICENT MATADOR
Anthony! Quinn
'Maureen O'Hara.
Cartoon Shorts
- COMING -
Thurs., Fri., Sat. Sept. 22, 28,
Seven Bridges For Seven
Brothers
Howard Keel
Jane Powell
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Prize Lists Ready
TIe prize lists for the 1955 Zurich
the S FaIl,,,'"Xlair are now in the hands of
ithe'ISecretary, Mr. E. P. Klopp who
Iwilr at you 'contact him, see that
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you get a book which is brim full of
'interesting items. A fine listing of
!exhibits, . and the usual number of
business people of the community
doing their bit to keep things inter-
esting In the evening at the con-
tet.in the Community Centre, there
will be a public speaking contest for
sobool children which is always in-
teresting. What seems to looS.- lila
24• a geed concert will be held in the
evening. Get interested in the local
Zartch Fall Fair.
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Next to Community Park
Tthursdayl Friday Sept. 1540
Double Feature
I Didn't Do It
GEORGE FORMBY
Honey Chile
(Color)
Judy Canova
74ft“ Witte:ie.; ' " Rev. O. Winter, 'PastOr.
, undays--GEIVIL-900 -7:30 a.m. Ws. J. Tuerkheim, ATCM:, Organist
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The Living Christ fer a Dying
World."
Worship Service 10:00 A.M.
Sunday School (all ages) .11:15 A.M.
The Lutheran Church in Zurich ex-
tends a warm welcome to Visitors.
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For the Convenience of our Shoppers we are open-
ing our Store every Thursday evening till 10 p.m,
I3e one of the Lucky Customers for a Free Brick of
ke Cream at our Check Out
We still have some Dry Goods to Clear:.. Children's
Hose, Lades' Hose, Ladies' and Children's Under-
wear, Sweateics, Fingering and Wheeling Yarns;
Jut a few more Wool Blankets... For Bargains,
See Us
Mass purchasing by our central Superior Ware-
house makes our LOW PRICES POSSIBLE
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Be sure to take notice to our weekly Grocery
Specials in the Superior Adv. every Thursday in the
London Free Press.
LOWER PRICES SAVE YOU MONEY
Phone 140 - C. H. THIEL - Zurich
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Blak.Herse Canyon
(Color)
Joel McCrae
aVlari Blanchard
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Tuesday, Wednesday 'Sept. 20-211
Phantom of the Rue Morgue.'
v.RicH.GIRLS WIN AWARDS
"eter-A schobarship and a Dorn-
inionTrovincial bushuary awarded to
students of Soiuth Huron Dist. High
Schqoi were both won by Zurich girls
KatiWne Ralbfleisch, 19 -year-old
daigNter of IMr and Mrs Ivan K,alb-
fleieek won a $200 scholarship from
the lIniversity of Western Ontario.
She was drum majorette of the 'cadet
band at high school and will enroll in
general arts •course at the university.
A $250 bursary was awarded to
Marlene Wagner, daughter of Mr.
' and 'gra Leonard Wagner, who will
enter London Teacher's College. She
received five first class and three sec-
ond class honors in grade 13 examm-
aticins. We join 'their many 'friends
in eXtending congratulations to these
brilliant students who have worked
:so hard for this acompIishinent.
The Western Fair
TMs is the week of the big West-
ern Air, and by the time this issue
reaches you, most of the week will
becover• with. 'From every otrectron
ears 4z(p streaming into the 'city to
spnhe day it the big PAL On
MondaywMch was children -s day
. and favourable eather, there was a
gain in ,attendante over las: year oi^
abafttwelve thoueand and tnat Is a
lot of people. A few mum have
'been added on Tuesday, and for the
first two days it was a gain of about
114,000 over the past year. It was
the publisher of the Herald's prtvil-
ege to attend an Monday and we
mist say the 'class of program was in -
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deed interesting, the grand stand
performance, the folies in the even-
ing, the wider ,demonstrations, the
acrobats, in. fact there is something
doing every- minute. Time enough
,et to lila up the family car and take
run down to the .city and enjoy
this fine entertainnient
(Color)
Karl Maldon
Patricia Decline
(Adult Entertainment)
Cartoon and Short at each Show
Two Shows Nightly, rain or clear.
Box Office Open 8:00 p.m. First Show
at Dusk. Children. Under 12 in Cars
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Free
Aidon Theatre
GRAND BEND
Friday, Saturday Sept. 1i3-17
Run For Cover
VistaVision Technicolor
James Cagney Viveca Lindfors
John Derek
-Short Subjects
-Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
September 19, 20, 21st
The Seven Year Itch
-Adult Entertainment
Chiemascope Technicolor
Marilyn Monroe • Tom Ewell,
Evelyn Keyes Sonny Tufts
Adrvanced Admission: Adults 75c.
Children 25c (Tax included)
Thurs., Fri., Sat, Sept. 22-23.24
Soldier of Fortune
'Cinernasonipe Technicolor
Clark Gable Susan Hayward
Michael Rennie. Gene Barry
Cartoon and Additional Short
Subjects
Advanced Admission : Adults 75e.
Children 125e (Tax Included)
Specials
FOR SEPTEMBER
ROLLIES' BICYCLES TRICY-
CLESIO% OFF SPECIALS
ALL RADIOS 10 OFF
ELECTRIS RANGES, All Makes ,
Electsit Washers 20, p.c. Off
Gurney Electric Stove 20 p.c. Off
Power Lawn :Vio,wer 20 p.c. Off
And '11,1any Other Items
TV. Arials and Aim], ,Material to in-
stall, your own, Save 50 %.
ROLLIt.,' SPORTS & CYCLE
Grand Bend
HYMENEAL
Bell - RoeszIer
Creditor]. - Wearing a waltz -length
gown of tiered Chantilly lace over
satin, .Retty Anne Roeszier exchang,-
c4 marriage vows with Donald Ervn
Bell in a 'ceremony at Zion EvangeT•
cal church.. here . The Rev. G. R,
Strome officiated. The bride is the
daughter of Mrs. Roeszler, Crediton,
and the late William .Roeszler and the
groom is the son of Mr and Mrs.
Harold Bell,. Hensall.
Snider - Hayter
Zurich - Gladioli, fern and can
delbra formed the setting at the
Church ..of God, Grand Bend, when
Verona 'Mabel Bayter exchangeow
with Russell Duncan Snider. The
bride is the eldest daughter Or Mr.
and Mrs Orval Hayter, Parkhill, and
the ibridegroam is the youngest on of
f:tIr and Mrs Gerald Snider, Zurich.
Rev. 3. Edwin 'Watt= .performed the
doublering ceremony. Gives in mar-
riage by her father, the bride wore a
full-length gown of white duchess
satin styled with a fitted bodice and
full kht extended to a cathedral
train. The bodice was trimmea with
nylon net and chanti114- lace. A head-
dress of white net, trimmed with seed
pawls and rhinestones, held her net
illutlon veil and she tarried a bou-
quet of deep red. roses. Miss Irene
Hayter was .maid of honor, and the
bridesmaid was albs Dorothy Moth-
ers, Crediton, My ClaireHayter, bro-
ther of the hwide, was best man, and
ushers were Myron' Snider, brother
xt the 'Irridegroom, and Mr. Keith
Ilorier., For a wedding trip to Man-
4tonhe Wand, North Bay and Ottawa
the bride 'donned a charcoal ,suit with
ble,A, and pink 'accessories and a cor-
Yellow daisies. On their re-
tuv:i 'the couple will reside on the
grnr"r'tit farm, Blue Water 'HighWaY
near zuria.
NORMA'S
BEAUTY SHOP!
FOR' APPonmEnTrs
TeL 223 Zurich
NORMA STEINBACH Prop.
YOUR SPECTACLES
DO YOUR SPECTACLES NEED
REPAIRING OR ADJUSTING?
Why not bring them in and have
them fixted comfortably.
BESIDES WE ARE IN A POSITION
to supply you with new Frames any
size, shape or color; your broken
Lenses replaced promptly and accur-
ately.
IF YOU NEED A NEW PAIR OF
Spectacles.. Why not have your Vol
examined at
C. PASSMORE, R.O.
247;6 St., London.
Bring in the prescription we will
fill it promptly with the newest in
Spectacle Ware at a price much be-
low the rates charged in the larger
centres.
Mr. Passmore is regarded as an
outstanding Optometrist. .
A. G. HESS
THE JEWELLER
Single Copies 5 Cents.
Subscription in Canada, $2.0a Ye*
Subscription 'U.S.A., Year $2.511.
RAGS, RUGS and CARPET
an a New Modern Loom, Made tet
Order - Seth 0. Amann, Zuz1ck1/4
Ont. Phone 128.
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HOST OF FRIENDS
LONE S. EILER
LOCKER SERVICE ROE FEEDS
WHITE ROSE FUEL OIL
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;lust Arrived
MEN'S AND BOYS' SHOES
Just Arrived,. New Shipment, at Very
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Also some Lines at Special Prices to Clear
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Men's Summer Shirts, Underwear, Etc,
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