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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1955-10-27, Page 1RICH 44 1Established 1900 r.‘ ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27 l 955 4 •i George Hardman Skilled Tectaturiciam Beginning Our 2nd Year IN ZURICH miracle MONDAY, OCTOBER 31st., AT THE MILT A. OESCH SHOE STORE Zurich, Ontario - Phone 82 or 130 CLINIC HOURS — 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. During the past 52 weeks, Mr. Hardman has helped many people in and around Zurich, some with minor foot troubles, others with more advanc- ed symtoms of arthritis and rheumatism; ass() ciated with a foot condition. Recommendations from these people have shown how practical a solution to these ailments, Miracle Foot Aid, is. If you have a conditiom- whether it be discom- fort in walking or standing; swelling, .cramps, burning or circulation troubles in the feet, or in the body, as a result of foot trouble, see Mr. Hard- man, on Monday, October 3Ist. It could well be the start of a more pleasant life for you CLINICS — Zurich, Listowel, Wingham, Unison -burg, Kitehener, London, Hamilton • NOTICE 1131ADMINTON COMMENCES NOV. 1st. There will be a reorganizatinn of the Zurich Badminton •Club In the Community Centre on November let ast 8 o'clock. Everyone interested is invited to attend and bring raquets as there ell be games following the meetimg.. —The Secretary. !c Halowe'en Dance .. SATURDAY, ,OCTOBER 219th... St. Peter's Parish Hall ST. JOSEPH,.. ONT. Music Supplied by the Syncopartors' Orchestra Dancing from 9 to 12 Admission 50 cents Everybody Welcoa-ne t CARDS OF THANKS I wish to thank all my friends who showed their kindness in sending me cards, treats and especially prayers while a patient at the hospital.' --Mrs. Peter Deichert 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 1• 4 - Sincere thanks to all those who remembered me with flowers, cards, treats and visits while in: the Hosp- tal, and special thanks to the Men's Bible Class 'for their gift. Sgned, Josiah Geiger. I wish to thank all nix friends who so kindly remembered me with cards, flowers, treats. Also the Men's Class !Chamber of 'Commerce and all who showed their kindness. — William McAdams. Home From Hospital 'Mr. Wan. McAdams has returned home .frOm Victoria Hospital, London, after _being there for a few weeks for treatment. We wish him continu- ed kraut:we/rent in. health. . Cars Wrecked Iwo notor cars got tangled up on Saturday ,night when involved in ,collision:!on the Goshen. line, near Zurich. 4' No injuries resulted. Cars involved were owned by Mervyn Des- jardin.e*of R.R. 2, Crediton, and Joseph G. McCann, of R.R. 3, Aiisa Craig, Many Attend Service A large, number of villagers and vitinity',attended the anniversary ser- vices of the Dashwood Evangelical Church,:•' Sunday evening. T h e guest speaker for the ,occasion was Rev. Anne Graham of London, who gave very inspiring messages at both morning. and evening services. The aliens' ii:otette of the Zurich Evang- elical !church rendered two numbers at the evening service. IlVliss Nancy Tieman.,'of London and Mr. ,M.Murray gave a ?onusical number of the finer quality In. advanced music. .., : omen's I us u tute 'rate • ;egular meeting of the Zurich Women s • Institute will be held in the tovii hall, Zurich, on Tuesday eveningNov. 1st at 8 ,o.'clock. This will be ' a joint meeting with the Ladies' Auxiliary. .All members are asked'to be present. Special bus- iness will be • transacted. So do not forget Athe date. Mrs. 'Milton Oesch, IVIrs, •Milton 4.1icAdants and Mrs. \i. l'iete kare in charge of the (3om- • • - •B 0 N la/fr.§ Ivan alleidinger of " . - ric 1ea N..C) HERALD NEXT.- WEEK Mr a'nd Mrs Roland Grenier, of Grand Bend, are happy to tuanoance Ike birth of their son, Edward Eldon, ot South Huron itospital, Exeter, on 'October 15, 1955. Zurich announce the birth of a dough- Phone 421 ted,!Maxylyn. Theresa, at South Hur- on Hospital, Exeter, on, October 17, 1955- .440 • • •••• ...*•••••••440 4 • * 0 I-044, • 44 •••• 44 444 • ••• •• • HOFFMAN'S Arrange Funeral Serves To Or From • Out -Of -T own-Poin ts *DIM Wherever funeral service is srequit. ed, to or from any place in Can- ada, the United States or other points of the globe, Hoffman's, as members of local and national funeral director's associations, can • handle all the arrangements. You are always assured the quiet effi- ciency of Hoffman's service. •. T. HARRY HOFFMAN FUNERAL HOME • • 24 -Hour Service • DASHWOOD Telephone 70-W • +*••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••4•• Funeral and Ambulance Service SAVE At THIEL'S Superior Market For the Convenience of our Shoppers we are open- ing our Store every Thursday evening till 10 p.m. We still have some Dry Goods to Clean.. Children's Hose, Ladies' Hose, Ladies' and Children's Under- wear, Sweaters, Fingeiing and Wheeling Yarns; Just a few more WoorBlankets... For Bargains, See Us * Our Week -End Specials Green Giant Niblets Corn 2, 14 -oz tins 33c Swift's Golden Dew Margarine 2, 1-1b. pkgs53c Stokley's Tomato Juice large 48 -oz tin 27c Eddy's Red Bird Matches,.pkg. of 3 boxes 25c SAVE at Superior Food Markets. Mass purchasing by our central Superior Warehouse makes our LOW PRICES possible. Be sure you check the Sup. erior Food Markets Advertisement every Thursday in the London Fee Press fox best foods of the week Phone 140 C. H. THIEL Zurich 1.14.44,4 - Thursday, Friday EXETER Oct. 28-2') Seminole Uprising Ge orge- 'Montgomery Karen Booth News Cartoon Monday, Tuesday Oct. 31, Nov. 1 Women's Prison Ida Lupine Jan Sterling Comedy Cartoon Wednesday, Thursday Nov. 2-3 Untamed Tyrone Power -Susan, Hayward (In Cinemascope Comedy Cartoon &Mon Theatre GRAND BEND Friday, Saturday Oct. 28-29 Double Bill Program The Outlaw's Daughter Bill Williams Jim .Davis Kelly Ryan In Technicolor — Plus Life in the Balance Richard Montalban Anne Bancroft Last complete Show at 9.00 p.m. Newsreel and Cartoon EXETER MAN FINED Convicted on a !careless driving charge arising out of a motor crash Oct. 2 which claimed the life of his wife, Alvin Pyre!, Exeter insurance salesmen, on Oct. .19 at Exeter was fined $15. and costs when he appear- ed before Magis. Dudley Holmes in county police c-aurt. The accused was driver iof a car involved in collision at a county rood intersection, four miles sorutheast of Exeter. Driver of the second car was Glenn Nixon of near Seaforth. Mrs. Minnie i'ym was hurled from her husband's ear in the Usborne Twp. crash, and was dead on arrival at Victoria Hospital, Lon- don. She was the only occupant of both ears to have 1, - en itNted. A goodly number of our stibscrib- ers have been asking us, "when we are going to observe our .holiday week for the 1955 season, well we let all tne warm and hot days pass by and so !here we -are •with the summer gone, but we can and -will next week call it holiday week and wi1l not be pub- lishing. We find ourselves mired in jab work, a voters list to get out, a bunch of Insurance Policies to be printed, besides a whole hook full of smaller! j.obs, so here's hoping we will be able to do some of these jobs and not alone feel better o.urselves, but make our .estorners feel likewise. So don't be looking or calling for a paper next week. WE EXTEND SYMPATHY We join the many sympathizing friends of Mr and Mrs J. M. South- cott, publishers of the Exeter Times Advocate in the loss of their only daughter, Miss Florence M. Southcott 32, who died .on Tuesday in Victoria Hospital, London. Miss Southcott was a graduate of Westervelt Busin- ess School, London and was engaged in 'secretarial work, and a meanter of YWCA. EarMer this year she compl- eted a course at the CNIB School, Toronto, and was planning tareturn to her work in London, when she was taken ill. Surviving besides her par- ents are two brothers, Robert and, Donald, of Exeter. The remains are resting at the family reidence, Exe- ter till -Thursday afternoon when fun- eral ervices will be conducted in the Hopper -Hockey funeral home, by the Rev. H. J. Snell, Exeter and her uncle the Rev. R. E. Southcott, of Oil City. Interment in Exeter cemetery. HYMENEAL Steckle — Erb A pretty wedding was solemnized in the ZurichlMennoniteiSherch when Marion Elizabeth Erb exchanged vows with Mr. John ,Steckle. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Emmerson Erb and the groom is the son of Mr am: Mrs. Josiah Steckle. The !bride wore ,a, street length dress of white sculpturd nylon. Ste car- ried a white Bible with a lace hand- kerchief and wore a red rose corsage She •was attended by M i ss Shirley Gingerich who also wore a street length dress of blue nylon. She carried a lace ,handkerehief and wore a pink rose !corsage. The groom was attended by his brotherMr. Clayton Steckle and the ushers were Carl Gingerich, London, and Albert Smith, Markham Rev. Ephriam Gingerich gave an interesting, talk on "Th s Flame." Rev. Albert Martin officiated. Music was provided- by Mr and Mrs Stanley Gingeich, Irvin Martin and Edith, 1 St7hkele'reception was held at the .home. of the bride's lulr011t, Single Copies 5 Canis. SubseriPtiOn in Canada, ;2.05 a Yang Subscription U.S.A., Year $2.55. NORMA S BEAUTY SHOPPE FOR APPOINTAIRNTS Tel. 223 Zurich NORMA STEINBACH - Prep. RAGS, RUGS and CARPETS 144.44.44.444.4,44.44441.444 On a New Modern Loom, Made £ Order — Seth 0. AM31111, Zarlek, Ont. none 128, YOUR SPECTACLES DO YOUR SPECTACLES NEED REPAIRING OR ADJUSTING? Why not bring them in and have them fitted co:nfortably. BESIDES WE ARE IN A POS/TION to supply you with new Frames any size, shape or color; your broken Lenses replaced promptly and occur. ately. IF YOU. NEED A NEW PAIR OF Spectacles.. Why not have your eyes examined at C. PASSMORE, 247% 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 en outstanding Optometrist. . A. G. HESS THE JEWELLER ,:::inkftrIt2t; --Ira INVITES YOU TO JOIN ITS HOST OF FRIENDS LOBNE S. EILER LOCKER SERVICE - - ROE FEEDS, WHITE ROSE FUEL OIL Phone 10 FUMNSA1.4 ONI 411141804400111000810060400.1104410410111110040•0004400.01010400014110410111111 a c 0 0 a rew% *MO* ''statrat Wit* Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director Private Car Ambulance Service Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Rent • • - 1 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Day and Night Service r•i TELEPHONE: RES 89W • OR 89J, ZURICH M141404I400,0iO4DOn0000000t•OOOAOOf.•0011AIOO*04114Ill1411114110411414l4141144141•4lf zuRiews Grocery Store We are ever at your service with the best line obtainable of FRESH GROCERIES All Fresh Vegetables, Fruits in Season as well as Canned Fruits and Vegetables on hand Candies - Nuts - and Confectionery in supply GIVE US A CALL Menno Oeseh go, Zurich PRODUCE WANTED. Phone L65 List Arrived MEN'S AND BOYS' SHOES Just Arrived. New Shipment, at Very Lew Prices 44 4.4 4415443144,41144. Also some Lines a Special Prices to Clear Men's Sumner Shirts, Underwear, Etc. Gadd Supply of Fresh Groceries always on Httnell TILE BLAKE STORE Schwertzentruber, Prop., Phone 114? I - • 1 A -1A 1 4