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- ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MoiRNINC APRIL 12 I 956
Agricultural Office News
Crop Report — Extreme warm
'weather daring the ,past week ra.pid-
ly diminished the snow, which has
practically all disappeared exCept for
along fences and in the bush. 'Sever-
tal good runs of sap were reported
during the week, however, maple
Syrup is in short supply and is sell-
ing quite rapidly at 85.00 per gallon.
Local supplies of seed for sale have
become exhausted and there is still
a keen 'demand for Rodney and Gar-
ry oats and Brant barley. Seed clean-
ing plant ;.operations are working a-
round the 'clack in an :attempt to
keep up the orders for seed ;clearing
PRESENT CHECK
John Anderson, campaign manag-
er of the London area branch of the
Canadian Red Cross ;Society was a
guest of the Exeter Lions Club and
a cheque for $1,367, collected by the
club on a 1 1-2 hour iblitz on March
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George Hardman
Skilled Technician
Will help you
Walk Better
enjoy life more
Personal atten-
tion to each
foot problem
COME TO THIS
Miracle Foot
Clinic
AT THE
MILT OESCH SHOE
STORE
ZURICH, ONT. Phone: 82 or 130
For Foot Ills arid Resulting
Symptoms
MONDAY
APRIL 16th,
10_a.m — 8 p.m.
27 Years
Faithful
Service
Lyric Theatre Exeter
PREVIEWS ITS COMING ATTRACTIONS
April 12, 13, 14th.
BRING YOUR SMILES ALONG (ColOr)
Frankie Lane Keefe Brazelle
LAW V.S. BILLY THE KID (Color)
Scott Brady Betta St. John
April 16, 17, 18 -
"CELL 2455, DEATH ROW (Adult)
William Campbell - Marion Carr
MAD AT THE WORLD
Frank Lovejoy Keife Brassille
April 19, 20, 21
(Color) GOOD MORNING, MISS DOVE
Jennifer Jones - Robert Stack
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11l6 was presented to Mr. Anderson
by Dr. E. S. Steiner, chairman of the
campaign committee.
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. David Dignan of Hensall was
a visitor in town on Tuesday.
Mrs. Ernie Fisher and three child,
ren of Goderioh were Monday visit-
ors at the home of the former'S
parents'
IM- and Mrs. Albert Bad -
Returns from South
Mr. Oscar'Klapp who spent a few
weeks th his son Harold. &n Florida
'our of town. returned recently to his home in
I, Mr. Ross Johnston, Mr. and Mrs' Zurich and enjoyed his trip by plane
Albert Kallbfleisch and Mrs. ;Matilda'
to, the sunny south very much.
MacKinnon spent Monday with Dr,'
and Mrs. Archie MacKinnon at Galt, Rev. H. E. Roppel will he the an -
Prof. and Mrs. Herbert Kalbfleiseh niversary speaker at the Calvary
of London, were Sunday guests with Evangelical U.B. ;Church, in St.
the former's brother, Mr and MrS Jacobs next ;Sunday. In his absence
Albert Kalbtleisch of town, .the Brotherhood will have chargs of
Mr and Mrs. Don Oke have re-. .the Sunday services here with, Rev's
cently moved to Goderich, and :Mrs. Oodsell and Brook of Michigan, as
Emma Ki fer has :occupied, the little ;guest speakers.
homert.), former vacated, Isituated
CLERGYMAN INJURED
in the south westerly part of toWn..,
The Rev. Andrew E. Pletch, 78,
Mr and Mrs. ;Carl Scott have
a former superintendent of the Han -
moved their effects to Atvrnston,
over District of the Evangelical
where the former is manager a the
U.B. Church, and a former pastor of
Bank of Montreal. The home
-as, the Crediton Evangelical U.B. church
ated at the east end of town h
now living retired at Waterloo, was
one of three presons admitted to the
Listowel Mem. Hospital following a
head-on collision on Highway 86
about six miles east of that town
early Sunday morning. He was on his
way to .conduct services in the Evg.
Trinity, Lutheran 'Church, London, Church at Hanover, and suffered
was the gifting for the wedding of
rriajoi ,facial and head laceration:,
Beverley Ann MacLeod, daughtei of The driver of the other car, Neil A.
Dr and Mrs. W. D. ,MacLeod, Sault Gross, who was alone suffered chest
'Ste. Marie, and Donald David Atkins
son of Mr and Mrs Henry Adkins of. injuries. Damage to the cars was
extensive. John Derbe:cker of Kitch-
Hay, Twp., east. Rev. C. J. Killing-.ener, who is 83 was taking the milt-
er performed the 'ceremony befloire a ister to Hanover.
anthem,ums and snapdragon. Traditi-,
Centennial News
on.al 'wedding music was played by
;been p'urchased by Mr and Mrs.Floycl
Buehler of Waterloo, who are tak-
ing 'possession of the same, and ,we,
welcome them as citizens ;of Zurich.
—MARRIED AT LONDON
Alex Clark. The 'bride was given iit'l Individual meetings by .committees
marriage by her uncle, C. W. craw -1 took their findings to a meeting on
ford. George Lay was groomsmanFriday f the ; - c t' d the
—= and Orville Taylor ushered. Tiller committee chairmen. Costs and fin -
: bride's mother received at the recep- ancin,g were discussed as well as use -
Hon held in the ;church parlors and,ful suggestions to the programme
was assisted by the groom's mother.
committee. While we cannot as yet
For the rwedd.
rig trip to the Eastern
reveal the entire prograimne, we
= States the bride wore a navy suit ',tan assure you it will bea spectat-
= with white accessories. Mr and Mrs/lar „affair, .A committee: :of. three
Adkins will reside in Windsor... Edwin Gaseho, Edward Dartars and
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Superior Market
This Week -End Specials:
Pure Peanut Butter, I6 -oz. jar 29c
'Aylm. Tomato Catsup 2, 11 -oz. bottles . 39c
31c
Quaker Muffets, 2 pkgs
Seacliffe Choice Tomatoes, 28 -oz tin ........... ..... 23c
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1 FREE BAG 25c. Potato Chips,with every
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NOTICE
Gideon Koehler were appointed to
solicit advertisment for the Histor-
"cal Booklet.
ONTARIO FARiINIERS' UNION. are .At an executive committee meet -
holding a meeting in the ; ing held Tuesday p.m. in :the Domin-
. Hotel it was decided that prof -
Town Hall, Zurich .fesional IWrestling would be one of
, the highlights of the festivities.
On Please Idlo not leave the forwarding.
FRIDAY, APRIL 13th. , of names of friends or relatives to
At 8.30 p.m. someone else, or to the last moment
The Guest Speaker will be Mr. A. Put the full name and address into
W. Cormack. the hands of H. W. Brokenshire so
All Interested are asked to Attend. that the invitations can be sent out
at once.
-NOTICE:—
HYMENEAL
Willert% Willert Vows Exchanged
Candelight, mums, fern and hydra -
ng -es decorated the altar of Zion
ANNUAL MEETING
Of. The
Lutheran •t."1-turch, Dashwood, when
HURON COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS Mr and Mrs 'Otto Willert, Dashwood,
'became the bride of Lloyd Ernest
ASSOCIATION Willert, son of Mr and IMrs Edward
Wi'llert, Dashwood
Rev. L. 'Higen,ell officiated and
Mrs. L Higenell played the wedding
music -and sang during the ;signing
of the register.
Given in :marriage by her father,
the bride wore a full skirted gown
of ti;ce blue crystalette featuring a
rhinestone studded lace 'bodice and
bolero with high buttoned mandarin
Thank You! neckline and three quarter sleeves.
Her chapel veil of French illusion
On behalf of the Huron, County was held in place by a crattm ot seed.
Tuberculosis Association, I should pe:arls and rhineston'es. She tarried
be much obliged to publish our la bouquet of lily -of -the -valley and
thanks to all who have helped to Shasta
make our 1955 ;Christmas Seal Cant -1 The matron of honor ;Mrs. Vyrne
1paign so successful. Our total re- I Weida, sister of the groom, wore
..ceipts of $11,356.25 were 14 per, a pink nylon dress over taffeta, with
'cent increase over those of 1954..Wel, low scalloped neckline and full
'appreciate the generosity of those,lotirt, matching gloves and shoes and
who, by their contributions, are ass-; flower headress. She carried blue
fisting in making possible the control'amom„
of tuberculosis in our county. Wei William Willert of Walkerton, 'bro-
. are grateful to, all the volunteers ,ther of the bride, was the groom's
wtho helped in preparing the. seals I attendant. Br:flowing' the ceremony
for distrilloutien and to the Posimast- la $tvedding dinner was served in the
ers and their assistants for their help
in,delivering them.
Thanking, you for the publicity
which you have freely given to this
important cause, I am, Yours sin-
cerely, — F. E. Madill, President,
Huron County TB. Assoc'n
to be held in the
BOARD ROOM OF THE AGRIC-
ULTURAL OFFICE, CLINTON
On Monday, April 30th, at 8 p.m.
The public is invited to attend.
Signed:
F. E. Mandill, President.
Mrs. J. 13. Russell, Exec. Secy.
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Grocery Store
This Week -End Specials
Chan Liquid floor Wax, quart size 57c I
Salmon, fancy pink, 14b. can 49c 1
Catsup, Campbell's 13 -oz bottle --, 24c
Tomato Juice 20, -oz can i 2c
Corn Flakes, 12 -oz. pkg. Ilttittt“ etetfIlltS,ZStaselletstlee 22o
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PRODUCE WANTED.
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church .pardors and later a reception
was held at the home of the bride's
sister, MT and :Mrs Jerome Dietrich,
Zurich, where the bride's mother
received wearing a blue lace dress
and navy and white accessories and
corsage of red nt'Jses. The groom's
mother assisted wearing a navy dress,
navy and white accessories and cors-
age of red roses.
For a honeymoon trip to Florida,
the bride chose a suit- of pink with
a blue undertone, Panama top coat
and accessories and 3 skein Kolinalty
:furs. Her corsage vas blue mums.
On their return they will reside
on the groom's farm near Dashwood
GuestWere present from Toronto,
Detroit, London, Waterton, Exeter,
Zurich, Clinton, , Grand Bend until,
Dashwood,
Zurich Centennial
JULY 1st, 2nd,, 3rd, 4th.
' This Store offers a prize of 1.pr.-Scott Mc Hale
Dress Shoes value $14.95 to the person growing the
best BEARD from April list to July 4th. Length,
thickness and shape is considered in the judging.
Open to all interested in the Centennial Celebration.
The donor reserves the right to remove the prize
winning Beard at a later named place on jury 4th.
Oesch Shoe Stot e
Phone, Res. 130.
Store 82
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