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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Centennial, 1956-06-28, Page 3ZURICH ONTARIO Lakeview CASINO Grand Bend, DANCING NIGHTLY ,Starting FRIDAY - JUNE 29th. CLIFF SCANLON And His Orchestra MIDNIGHT DANCE THIS 'WEEK -END TENDER NOTICE We, the Provisional Committee ap- pointed by the Hog Producers of Huron County, call for Aipplications for the position of ;Manager anki a eatable .buildi.ng for assembly Yards at Blyth, Clinton and H'ensell, ac- cording to the policy laiddown by the Ontario Hog Producers' (Market- ingBoard, also Applications for plink ring ,up sof hogs at the producers pre- mises when required and tdelivered to the Assembly Yards. State price .expected for yards, manager and pi!ckurp. All applications to be in the hands sof secretary not later than July DASHWOOD Mr and rMi s Ward Kraft and fam- ily of London. speed; the week -end With relatives here. 1IVLiss Ruth. Zimmer :spenit a coniine 10th. Albert Be•con, President Aflfred Warner, Secy., R. It. No. 1, B•ay�field, Ont. orf days in London with her sister, 1CAPss Theresa Zimmer. ;;SSotoday -visitors with Mrs. L. A. Peife:r were; 'Mrs. Ed. Sturgeon, ,Mrs • Frank Anderson and Francis of Bay- field; .fns. John. Baird, Mrs. Dayid usis KINSMEN CLUB OF CLINTON MONSTER ingo! CLINTON LIONS ARENA FRIDAY, JUNE 29th. Doors Open at 7.30 P.rn. Bingo at 9.00 p.m. 0 0 IN PRIZES $1,000 Bingo 4 SHARE -THE -WEALTH .12 REGULAR GAMES—fi75 each SPECIAL FREE DOOR PRIZE Admission: Special Games — 25c each $1,000 Bingo — $1.00 12 Regular Games — $1.00 Save this advertisement - present it at the door and receive • a FREE Ticket on the $200 Door Prize 1 1 m 1 r 1 ,.. Mei s Haas'& :S:339::471: •1atT5.::,ut 0x ... a w3 s ste. r6-gi , t:. b + • Jge "Irk quo NEW SARNI? Is your herd outgrowing your present barn? Have you enough space to store the products of your farm? If not, perhaps you need a new barn, or an extension to your present one. Don't let a shortage of ready cash hold back your plans for a better farm — whether it's a new barn or the renovation of your buildings generally. You can get motley from the B of M through a Farm Improvement Loan—at low interest rates and on a repayment plan to Suit your individual circumstances. Why not see your B of M manager this week? You will vq R nH i �y1 Hv like his helpful I� approach to your plans. 0 2 MUM' CANADIANS Fn..- the fixer... his full name is Vann Improve- ment Loan. Give him a chance to help fix up your farm .. , he's eco- nomical, convert - lent, versatile. He can do almost anything in mak- ing your farm a better farm. BANK OF MONTREAL em a2'ew t,�.'4f4[? zur;ch Branch: JOHN BANNISTER, Manager I knsall Branch: KENNETH CHRISTIAN, Manag.ir Crediton Branch: CLARE XRWIN, Manager (Open Tuesd :. and Ti.arsday) 1).1 hwood (Sarb•Agency): • Opt.' Mon,, ' 'edy .: WORKING WrrH CANADIANV1°1 MER'? ttlAl.t< Op 1.CTE S 1Ct 1817 7URICH HERALD • tr Star Lite June 27, 28 • Thunder over the Plains Randolph Scott-: June 29, 30th. Dam Busters Richard Todd Michael Redgrave Anniversary 'Nte, June 29th: Free Baloons for the Kiddies July 1-2 Long Gray Line (Oitneinascope) (JULY 1, aViadnirgtht Show) Tyrone Power Maureen O'Hara July 3-4 Fuller Brush Girl Lucille Ball Eddie Albert July 5-6 Barefoot Mailman Robert Cun'n'ings Kerry Moore • Alder. Theatre GRAND BEND St. Joseph & Blue Water Area Notes -- Miss Alice Ann Duebarme of the B. Water south, was a Sunday visitor 'with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs F. D'acibes ne. Mr and Mrs Leonard Sa1aias and daughter Marjorie .motored to W'n'.1- sor on. 'S!aturday last, visiting wfi.h relatives' and friends. Mr%^Josephinue Dueharme din c,omi- parry with Mr and Mrs. Leonard Geo- ffrol of 'Ooderieh spent the week -end' rist Loudon. Miss Madeline Ciorriveau or Brevia Hall, London spent ,Sunday with her parents on this i Iiig4rway. Mr and 'Mrs Michael •Masse of London spent ;Sunday last with the liter's parents, Mr and Mrs. Leon Bedard. Mr. Zephie Charrette of Detroit, called on relatives and firi•ends on Sunday last in this neighbourhood. Mr and Mrs. Henry Wilds and family of the 15th •Con. were Sun- day visitors with Mr and Mrs. Ed. Qorriveau. Sister Monica of Chicago, accom- panied by a sister anate, also of that city, are vacationing with reiatives and friends 'n this t l311.1ity. 'Sister Monica is the ,daughter of the late John. Charrette and Mrs Charrette. She will visit her mother who is in residence at Clinton Home for the Aged. Comment — The Centennial •Celeua'atron at Zurich is fast approaching an •al- Friday, Sat. .. . . .. June .218, 29. The Sea Chase Ciinem'ascope - War,nercolor Jae. Wayne Lana Turner Sunday .Miidniigh')., Mon., Tuesday July 1, 2nd, 3rd. Love Y A Many Splendorerl Thin Ads It Entertainment Cinemascope Color 'by Deluxe Wan. Holden Jennifer Jones Wed„ Thum • Girl Rush Vista - Visio:n Rosalind Russell July 4, 5th, 'Technicolor Fred :Lamas Two .Shows' Nightly 7.30 & 9.30 Baird, Mr and Mrs. Carr Baird and twin daughters, Deborah and ;Darl- ene of London. Pastor Kenneth Zorn, 'who 'gi adu- ated from Conic'ordia +Seanrinary, St. Louis, Missiruii, on June 6, will be ordained and insltialled as pastor of Zion Lutheran church, Dashwood, on..Sunday, July 29th •at 3.00 p.m. Mr and Mrs. Jim Poland of Sud- bury spent the week -end with Mrs Cora Geiser. • trt EXCLUSIVE ready various (plans have 'been made to .kuceomodate the great gathering which is expected from .July lit to 141tih. It will be big clays for Zurich and its surroundings to greet old time frieedl,5 of yester years; rt will brew time for renewal of many past :memories, during those many years gone by, and a time to bring back memories of one echoal days. All of that will tbring tidings of joy and heart content to iboth visitors and Thursday,' June 213th, 19 aa resident citizens. Therefore, give the visitors a cl„rdial welcome. Your Present Falter of Zurich, has already contributed much for its success, be- ing familiar with nearly two generat- ions as publisher and resident of Zurich. We are ,certain that the has devoted much of his precious time, and space in his columns to make this eelebraticn pleasing to all that will be accomplished by co-oper- ating. • FOR YOUNG MEN OF SIXTEEN The Canadian Army Soldier Apprentice Plan offers you trades training while you learn. Starting June lot the Canadian Army will enrol a limited number of physically ft young men of 16 years of age, with Grade 8 education, and train them as tradesmen in 19 different trades. Trades training will consist of a two year course starting in September. When finished the course the Soldier Apprentice serves throe years with a regular unit. This plan provides — • Half pay to the age of 17 then full pay • Travel and adventure • 30 clays paid holidays a year es A healthy active outdoor life with sports • Medical and dental care • Good opportunities for advancement. Only a limited number can be accepted. Interested applicants must not delay. Mall the coupon below or contact your nearest recruiting station. Army Recruiting Station, 59 Albert Street, Ottawa, Ont. — Tel, 6-1887 Army Recruiting Station, 164 Wellington St., Kingston, Ont. — Tel, 4738 Army Recruiting Station, 90 Richmond Street W„ Toronto, Ont. — Tel, EM. 6-8341 Loc. 276 No. 7 Personnel Depot, Wolseley Barracks, erk, &Elizabeth Sts., London, Ont.leha Local Army Recruiting Station, North Bay, Ont.—Tel, 456 Army Recruiting Station, 184 King St. E„ Hamilton, Ont, —Tel. 2-8708 ossw.o Withoutrost or obligation, please forward me the booklet "The Way to a Fine Future". L 56.68 Name Address Cit y/Town Prov Telephone PLAY-4Y-oPLAY Coverage by (CEN E ,LIS Sun. 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