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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1956-05-10, Page 1• 'Ettablishecl 1900 ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 10 1956 a' Lyric Theatre—Exeter 'NOM. PREVIEWS ITS COMING ATTRACTIONS May 10, 11,12 NORTHWEST PASSAGE (Color) Spencer Tracy Robert Young May 14, 15, 16 .MY SISTER EILEEN (Color Jack Lemmon Janet Leigh May 17, 18, 19 THE MAN FROM LARAMIE James Stewart - Cathy °Donnell Sat night shows start 7.30 p.m Be ginning Sat. May 12. mmoi. ••••1010 loofoem OfoMm IMMO Moms !mem= •••=, Poem= •mmum- p 1929 — Let Miracle Plan your ---- 1956 G. R. HARDMAN Will be at The DON'T shrug off that Foot 1111 Correct it with Miracle! Foot Health Miracle for Foot Ills. Miracle for Body Ills. MONDAY, MAY 14th. 10 A.M. — 8 P.M. To you who work in the home and suffer sick, tired, ailing feet MIRACLE CLINIC should be Your First Step. MIRACLE FOOT -AID is not an ordinary foot remedy. Miracle is in a scientific class by itself. It does not give relief for a time It brings you painfree permanent correction of your foot ailrnent. Visit your MIRACLE CLINIC MONDAY! TiIracI-:TL .•=" -r- Phone Zuricih 82 or 130 on AT THE MILT A. OESCH Shoe Store ZURICH — ONTARIO *•••..••••••••,••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• HOFFMAN'S Arrange Funeral Service ToOr From • .41 Out -Of -Town -Points g4. '9e MEMBER Wherever funerat service is required, to or from any place in Can- ada, the United States or other points of the globe, Hoffman's, as members of Weal and national funeral director's associations, can tiandle all rthe arrrangements. You are always assured the quiet effi- ciency of Hoffman's service. T. HARRY HOFFMAN FUNERAL HOME • Funeral and Ambulance Service 24 -Hour Service DASHWOOD Telephone 70-W .4. • • 40.4.414...**0•••• 040 *et+ •• ••••• • ***+ • 440...44 + • SAVE At 11 HIE L'S Superior Narket 'StOkan; tanty honey pod Peas 2, 15 -oz tins..33c Goiden.Cream Corn 3, 15, -oz rns 39c Libby:1s atep-brown Beans 2, 20 -oz tins 35c lireete New King size, 17c off pkg. -1.41 (with cannon bath towel) '8ANANAS - BANANAS, A Real Bargain 3-11s. for ..13c 'OUR NEW WALL ..PAPERS JUST AR- iUVED. DROP IN AND SEE OUR FINE SFI FCTION. WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SHOW THEM. PLENTY OF SAMPLES TO CHOOSE FROM Agricultural Office News CROP REPORT May 15, 1-956 The Centralia Weather 'StatIonre- portes that 2.99 inches of rain fell is that area of the icounty • fronl.rial- day morning, April 27, to Monday morning April 30th, and this fall was 'general over the Conntp. This resulted in little or no seeding the week of April 30 -May 5., seedrig will be .further delayed as =reran and. snow fell later in the reek. Water lay on some fields tor days and on the other fields the soil orris badly washed and oroded. (Many fields if not reseeded the spring •grain will no douibt be quite patchy. Generally speaking, farmers are be.; 'coming; discouraged with the poor weather and resulting unfavourable seeding conditions. With no activity on th.e land, 200 'Turnip Growers attended a Turnip InfOrahatilon meet- another such a lap and fit will be ing in Exeter on 1May 3rd, Iv.V?--111all a thing of the past. This old covered all phases of the industrT ng which has a big past history was first put up by a frame of logs Aldon Theatre framework it was bricked out and • squared up and 'then in between the - the fbrick were well protected by GRAND BEND putting a board siding on the out- side, which some of it was then cov- Friday and 'Saturday May 11, 12 ered with asphalt shingles. There is a lot of debris around the place and it will take a lot of cleaning up Cineana Scope Color by DeLut which will all take place in time. Starring The Scout's Corner 'Oliva De Haviland Gilbert Ronald Had Banquet single copies. 5 Centa • Subscription in canadn, $2.00 Subscription U.S.A., Year $2.55. - - • • ' cc, At Hospital Mrs. George Hess of Hen,sall, has been receiving treatment in Victoria Hospital, London during the past two weetks. Her -many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Eeing Levelled Down Zurldh's first hotel at the corner of Victoria and iIi11 street, just op- posite the post office is being level- led down by its owner, !Mr. Gerald Gingerich, who is salvaging the mat- erial of any value. Workmen were at it hard for two evenings, and THAT LADY Short and Comics • .Zurich Scouts and Cubs entertain - Two Shows Nightly. 7.30 and 9.30 ed -to a lovely Fathers' Banquet pre- - pared by the mothers, in the base- ment of the Evangelical church last Wednesday evening. Scout Master Gordon Hess acted as chairman, and DRIVE - IN — Goderich Milt Oesch. was -chorister for the' 8: singing which was very lively, while - 111 miles east of Goderich on Ronnie Klopp presided at the piano,. Highway also Played several lively numbers May 10,11 during the intermission. County ' • , Scout IMaster and Assistant from Anne of the Indies I Clinton were present and gave inter- esting talks and words of encour- , 'agements to the local organization. 'A number of awards and badges were Cartoon handed out by the visiting officials. It was a very interesting two hours May 12,, 14 spent, with this fine organization. . Centennial News I The Historical ,Committee for the Centennial requests any society or organization that has any historical information they wish to be includ- ed in the Historical Booklet to please 16 contact Albert Kalbfleisch befole I May 18th. Miss Linda Whiting of London. is i spending several weeks with her I uncle, Mr and Mrs. Bryce Mack of town. Sunset Thurs., Friday Jean Peters Louis Jordan Comedy Saturday, Monday The Gunfighter Gregory Peck Helene Westcott Comedy Cartoon Tuesday, Wednesday May 15, Joe MacBeth Paul Douglas Ruth Roman (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Comedy - Cartoon --- Box Office opens at 7.30. - First Show at Dusk. -Children under 12 in cars Free. Playground - Refreshments BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN —1.1Jihm•eak THEATRE CLINTON - ONTARIO Next to Community Park Thursday, Friday, May 10 11 The Best Years of Our Lives Virginia Mayo Frederick March Dana Andrews Myrna Loy (Cartoon) Saturday, Monday May 12, 14 Darling How Could You Joan Fontain John Lund - Mona Freeman (Two Cartoons) Tuesday, IWedn-esday May 15, 10 French Line (-Color) JANE RUSSELL (Adult) Two Cartoons) BOX OPENS 7.30 P.M. SHOW STARTS 8 P.M. Star Lite Drive -In Theatre Grand. Bend My 11, 12. Fuller Brush Man Red Skelton - Janet rilair May 18 - 19 Bounty Hunter Randolph Scott IMay 25, l24 Private War of Major Benson , 'Charles Heston Julie Adoms DIED IN DETROIT Orville H. Ehnes Funeral services for Orville H. Ehnes, 73, of 218 Chandler Ave., De- troit, were held on Friday, May 4, 1950 at four p.m., from the Cass Avenue Funeral Horne, and interm- ent made in Peterboro, Ont., Cemet- ery, Saturday, May 5th. Born in Zurileh, -,Ontario, son of the late August and Sarah Eines, he spent his early years here; later go- ing to the Canadian West wnere he was employed in the Dominion Bank at • various places. In 1928 he moved -to Detroit, where he since resided. He retired a few years ago. Mr. Ehnes suffered a severe heart attack some time ago from which he never fully recovered. and passed peacefully away in hi's sleep at his home. He was a'rnemlber of the Metro- politian Methodist church and Sun- day School and was keenly interested in his home church in Zurich - He leaves to mourn his loss, his wife, Janet Eh -nes and many other relatives. • HAD INTERESTING MEETING Last Wednesday . evening in the Zurich Ttiwn Hall a very interesting meeting took place when the Zurich Chamber of Commerce had invited the Hensall Chamber, Reeves and officials of the various surrounding municipalities in a joint meeting with our local Mr. Thomas Pryde in the interest of urging- the Department of Highways to improve the No. 84 Highway, known as the Zurichr'Road, and bring the same tip to standard Provincial highways. Mr Pryde explained how he had tried to encourage the Department to have this done the past few years, and he has now the promise, that it will be done within the next; few years which is a big encouragement. A resolut- ion orae drawn up giving a report of this meeting and. same will be sent to Mr, Allan, Mi'nister of Highways. Realizing that this highway does not lead directly to any big centres, but it is badly needed for the local pop- ulatI»n. sti .good road to go to 'lsonl, from. market. We hope that withari 01.4 Ilex( few veers P._ will be., bro,:nolat tip to Provincial standard and bard surfaced. 1 NORPAA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE FOR APPOINTMENTS Tel. 223 Zurich NORMA STEINBACH • RAGS, RUGS and CARPETS On a New Modern !one, Made 1* Order — Seth 0. Araann, Z-nrien, Ont. Phone 128. Costume Jewelery Received a large Stock of Summer Jewelery Necklets, Earrings, Bracelets, gond Pins Priced from $1 to .$5.00 Come in and see our Table of Fancy Jewellery Over 100 pairs of Earrings Necklets at only $1.00 A. G HESS THE JEWELLER 01121=111MMEmes.....PRItlay Spring is Here Again TIME TO THINK OF NEXT WIN.i TER'S FUEL SUPPLY TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR ,SUMMER DELIVERY LOW PRICES PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY! LORNE E. HAY LOCKER SERVICE ROE FEE S6 Phone 10, HENSALT1 011100•9011100111•0110111•011149111•410011101100111111000000•11111111111111011104011101F • a 9 • a a • • • • • Day and Night Service • TELEPHONE: RES. 89W • OR 89J, ZURICH • ..."66"..11"1" O.; WOO 6•••••••airiroseeseseseiposeseemilir collak* fitourai Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director Private Car Ambulance Service Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Rent FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 1 2 4. 2 1 zuRiews Grocery • Store This Week -End Specials Libby's Tomato Juice 15 -oz. can Lynn Valley Golden wax Beans, 15 -oz can 2-25c Brunswick Sardines; 3 cans &&&&& G anee • a oboe 90 110t 0101,25C Heinz Beans with Pork 20 -oz can Campbell's Tomato Catsup 13 -oz. bottle ,.......24c Menno Oeseh Zurich PRODUCE WANTED* Ehtm• 1 Special PIONEER CHICK STARTER, ETC. Get your Chicks off to a Good Healthy Start With Pioneer Feeds See Us for all your Chick Starter Requirements Men's Dunlop Rubber Boots at SHOES FOR BOYS, MEN THE BLAKE Schwartzeutruber, Prop. $3,98 and LADIES STORE Phone 1147