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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10 i 95 5
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Lyric Theatre
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BAZAAR
Saturday, Nov. 12th
ST. PETER'S PARISH HALL
St. Joseph
Ontario
BOOTHS, - FISH POND, - BINGO
Come, and meet Your.. Friends!
Friday, Saturday Nov. 11, 12
The Sea Shall Not Have Them.
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Dirk Borgarde
Michael Redgrave
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MAN OF THE CENTURY
• The Story -of .Churchill
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George Hardman
Skilled Technician:
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14th.
w" -.AT THE MILT A. OESCH SHOE STORE
4. Zurich, Ontario - Phone 82 or 130 4-
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2Vtonday, Tuesday, Wedrresda'ir
November 114' - 15 -• 16
House of Bamboo
Robert Ryan.
Shirley Yamaguchi
Cartoon -
Shorts
COMING.
Strategic Air Command
James ,Stewart
June Allyson
I Aldon Theatre
GRAND BEND
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Friday - Holiday
F 4elay Nov. 11•th is our . next pro -
.claimed toliday, Armn,estice Day and
all places of business will be closed.
And we should ibe doubly thankful as
we are, at present not envolved in
warfare.
Celebrates 80th Birthday
1<, r and iMrs Mervyn Tiernan, Dash-
wleld. a family gathering Sunday
honor of the latter's father
M is,. ;p :nry Hoffman, an the occasion.
Oth birthday. Present were
d- Mrs Hoffman,. Mr and Mrs.
Ken Nt4Orae and I3on e; Mr and Mrs
T. 13'ry. Hoffman and family; Mr
and 11t r .Norman Evans of Richmond
Hill 1;! Miss Aima Hess, of Zurich.
Receives Award
Arlene Haberer, daughter of
Mr'Mrs Ferdinand Haberer, of
Zuri'c'h, was chosen by Beta igma
Phi;Exeter, as the winner of their
$50<sCholarship. The award is given
annually to the student in Grade 13
o1btsi,n.jng the highest acadonuc stan-
dinigr and entering thenursing prof -
.Miss I1'alberer is now a stud-
ent ;the University of Western Ont -
CLOSED Until the SPRING r Improving Nicely
of 1956F%(uirteen year-old Peter Denomirne,
fronk es,thoste throat doctors took a
smal,1. handful of sawdust on Saturday
THE is in',,.niu•ch improved condition in St.
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lsf��,ite Foot Aidee y�o ur work with, less discomfort,
It's rvelvet smooth action takes pressure from tender ,corns,
-4- callouses and bunions.. It's "exercise plus support" immedi-
ately .gores to' work to raise, hold and protect. Your correction
ee. is L A .S T I N G.
e• Whether your trouble is in the feet, . or has resulted in
rheumatic or arthritic troubles, due to foot symptoms, see Mi.."
Hardman on :Monday, Nov. 3.:4th fora complete e)eplanation and :'
''•' demonstration of ,custom-made Miracle :Foot Aid, made for.
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Arrange Funeral Service
To Of From
Out -Of -Town -Points
ke•• Wherever funeral service is required, to or from any place in Can- Q
.stda, the United States or other points of the globe, Hoffman's, as •
'• members of Local and national funeral director's associations, can :
handle ell the arrangements. You are always assured the quiet effi- •
"s• ciency of Hoffman's service. Q
T. HARRY HOFFMAN FUNERAL HOME ••
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SAVE At
TIIIEL'S
�ipe,°ior Market
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. Free Press for best foods of the week
Our Week -End Specials
Ellmar pure. Peanut Butter 16 -oz jar 29c
Aylmer Tomatoe Catsup 2, 1 1 -oz bottles 39c
Breakfast Club Raspberry Jam, lge. 24 -oz jar 33c
Salada Tea Bag's, pkg of 60 79c
STORE ..OPEN EVERY THURSDAY AND
SATURDAY EVENING
We still have sorne Dry Goods to Clear:- Children's
Hose, Ladles' Hose, Ladies' and Children's Under-
wear, Sweaters, Fingering and Wheeling Yarns;
Just a few more Wool Blankets... For Bargains,
See Us
Phone 140 C. H. THIEL .. Zurich
ANNUAL MEETING ! Joseph's Hospital, London. The grade
of the nen w eenoolbey ,v. as buried for nein-
ZURICH DISTRICT BIBLE utakekt, ieneath a pile of sawdust at
SOCIETY tnet eCa.l Ii~albfleisch mills early Sat-
urday morning He was working with
n the mat*. ,eneployee of the mill in the .
ZURICHWill QYIbeENNOheldNIiTE CHURC'.T p,it ctyher'e sawdust . is stored when
On thei'aecident occurred, when sudden -
SUNDAY, NOVEiMBER 13, 1955 ly n. mass of sawdust fell on him.
At 7.30 p.m. Warkess spotted his arm showing a-
boveRev. W. H. Longe, District Secretary•the s"infuse and took the chok-
wi11 be Guest :Speaker. Ing h•oy to the doctor and was rushed
Everybody Wellcome ' to the- hospital. Peter is the son of
Mr and Mrs Adrian Denomine of
torn and worked at the mill on Sat-
urdays,
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La.t' Mrs, Seh?ag....
ea,,pnased away' at "the hone'&of
.-Il3nuce Kropp President.
�Menn:o ,Steekle, Ser.-Treas.
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Single Copies 6 Cents.
Subscription in Canada, $2.00 a Yom.
Subscription U.S.A., Year $2.591,
NORMA'S
BEAUTY SHOPPE
FOR APPOINTMENTS
Tel. 223 Zurich
NORMA STEINBACH • Prop.
RAGS, RUGS and CARPETS
Ona 'New Modern Loom, Made fer
Order -- Seth 0. Amann, Zurich,.
Ont. Phone 128,
YOUR SPECTACLES
DO YOUR SPECTACLES NEED
REPAIRING OR ADJUSTING,?
Why not bring them in and hive
them fitted comfortably.
BESIDES WE ARE IN A POSIIT!ON
to supply you with new Frames any
size, shape or color; your broken
Lenses replaced promptly and accur-
ately.
IF YOU NEED A NEW PAIR OF
Spectacles.. Why not have your eyes
examined at
C. PASSMORE, R.O.
247% St., London.
Bring in the prescription we will
fill it promptly with the newest in
Spectacle Ware at a price much be-
low the rates charged in the larger
centres.
Mr. Passmore is regarded as an
outstanding Optometrist. .
all_frie
nds,:ne'ighboors_aul rnemb
at.eSenth's..Blallseevre
0:i the-$uawCi"• eLt o iGe -)lirCTLT� 0 ez30th> MaryC]R�ctc . tid
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extending their' sympathy and kind- ,of the late Christian 1'chvni ; fnrm-
riess in their recent ibereavemeatt. erly well known residents of the Zur-
Ii"h district, having lived on their
-IN MEMORIAM— fine farm north of town, whenthe
Hendrick — In loving memory of family grew up, she was 79, and a
our Father, Mr. Albert Hendrick, member of the 1Men;zoette church.
who :passed away two yeaee ago, Nov.' Surviving are four ;ons, Rev. Gordon
3rd 1953, and our Mother who passed: Lowville, N.Y., William Hebron, Ind.
away 112i years ago, September 27th, Alllan, Toronto Lewis, Saskatoon;
1943: bwo daughters, Mrs. S. Peachey, In
Florida; Mrs. Roy Gilroy, Smith's
Looking back with memories Falls! and two brothers, Jacob in
Oregon, and Christian in Zurich. Fun-
eral ,service was held from the West-
lake funeral home, Thursday after -
r oon officiated by Rev. Albert Mar-
tin, with interment in the Mennonite
cemetery, Goshen line. The children
being all present with excerption of
Allan who could not be located.
FilmM Late Emel'ia Elizabeth Neeb.
II 11E Strip ,Mrs. Eme17a Neeb, 7 7, who died
on Thursday, Nely. 3rd, 1955, at her
son's home, Herbert Neeb, Hay Twp.
and was the former Emelia Weaver, and
Story of had lived in Hay all her life.. Her
husband, Henry Neeb died in 1950.
PILGRIM'S PROGRESS She was a ]ember of St. .'eter's
Lutheran Church here. The remains
rested at the Westlake Funeral. Home
where funeral services w re held on
Saturday afternoon by the Rev. 0.
Winter. Interment was made in St.
(Peter's Lutheran cenieter,v. Surviving
is .one son Herbert of Zurich.
Upon the path yen trod.
Weblessed the years we had with
you
And leave the rest to God.
—Lovingly remenvb'ered by the Fam-
ily.
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CHURCH OF GOD
Grand Bend
Wednesday, November 16th.
8:00 p.m.
Pastor: V. Edwin Wattam
W. 1. and L. A. MEET
A. G. HESS.
THE JEWELLER
Lions Club News
An interesting rousing meeting
was enjoyed ,on ,Monday eve., and a
good attendance considering that a
number of the boys were away on
their annual deer hunt. Secy., Vie
gave the roll call, and inthe business I .a•- w
part conducted .by* president Ivan
The Zurich Womens' Institute met i l alilsfleisch Ztiani Carl Scott reported
INVITES YOU
TO JOIN ITS
HOST OF FRIENDS
LONE S. ELLE
LOCKER SERVICE. - - ROE FEEDt
WHITE ROSE FUEL OIL
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Private Car Ambulance Service
Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Rent
FLOWERS FOR. ALL OCCASIONS
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ZURICH'S
Grocery Store
We are ever at your service with the - best linea
obtainable of
FRESH GROCERIES
All Fresh Vegetables, Fruits in Samson as wed
Canned Fruits and Vegetables on hand
Candies - Nuts - and Confectionery in supply,
GIVE US A CALL d
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PRODUCE WANTED. Phone 110
• ;,,.,.,..�,�_-^-�=�R'i".i,��,. acs.
in the town hall Nov. 1, for a joent
meeting. Mrs. T. Meyers being chair
lady and (Mrs Milton Oesch at the
Plano. The meeting opened with a
sing song and praying the Lord's
Prayer, Mr. Selvester Iendy turu-
shed the music for the evening with
1 his mouth organ and accordianselec-
tions. This was much enjoyed ,by the.
as $210 net frons the Frolic. The
District A Rally will be held in the
Zurich Conmunity Centre on the eve
off Nov. if7th when hundreds of Lions
are expected to gather for this big
annual get-together. The secretary
read the minutes of past meetings
which were •adopted. After this Lion
Alvin Walper introduced the guest
speaker; Mr. Quimby He. -.s, •t Zerich
audience as it was well played rupee boy .ant who is with the Ontario For-
I;f;1Ven 1>y 111]S E. lley, "I,O,>t. s)r On t. entry and . 'Conservation 'Branch. ,Mr.
the Bright side of life:" This if Vit. Hess, who has had n wide 'experience
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into practice with what it , el tee,
,woak, c.^nsidering his sge
would hebp ,mankind. Splendid re- nave a most wonderful adore„ of the
were given London ra. tea conve]ition line of work he is doing. The prot
ports of the Area
,M, hos. yteyers, P�etiOly of :Forest from fire, console ---
Erb, , vation of wild life and fish, ail this
Prices to Clear
'held at, hose and Mrs Leonard.nirlr,r rnP.. nnriPr ham tto '{. and he sr.;a.tnd Also some Lines at Sp
held well Hotel received.
a recently. These some very' v;tt'tl4 experiences he and
� were received. One remarked to his staff have had in Basi esus, east
Men's Stalltlilme�. Shirts, Underwear, Etc"
get to the top one must be the Beet year b.e%ng• the worst m beton- •, ?ogee'
� 1'er•�cn at the bottom. 7'be. <;t9strict wheren�r -the bug lightning' ,ior•*t;
rally will be held at Grand Bend, swept over there were m env i i1
1 Nov. ?Lid at ,110 a.m. Pte,;. Mrs. ( caul by lightning. Mr Trees vi•: o
Rose took ,charge of the business. ! referred to the big Pinery t ,exe.lect
Reports were given by Secy. and thtlt is in the making; he eras pred-
Treas. flans were arranged for (.tested that central Ontario wits in
both organisations to cater to tbe, time he supplied with watt 1 free, the
Great Lakes. At the eat -Ole -Ion of
'big Liens Rally Banquet to be held his address Lion Ed. Gt.'cho. thanked
Nov, :17th in the tCommtunity (Zit:ttre,
the speaker, as al o diel President
A. fine social period was er,loyed�ht Tol..an. ,kion Miltretl sebiibe r��,larirted.
r ell. Committee ars, Oese,'tt, :gee, ", Me ion White i lephsnt Stale as coshing ,
Adam, Mm, 'l'etre,stu,. 1 thong rai ser,(,
Jest Arrived
MEN'S AND " BOYS' SHOES
Just Arrived, --- New Shipment, at Very Low
Prices
Good Supply of Fresh Groceries always on Handl
THE BLAKE STORE
Phone 1147
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