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ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. Samuel RoPp of Zurich wishes
to announce the engagement of his
-dau,ghter Ina 11Vlarie, to Mr. Ward
Neel), son if the late Mr and Mrs.
-Alex% Neeb, of •R.R. 3, Dashwood.
The wedding twill take plate the
atter part of October.
'Card of Thanks
eviSh t thank all my
4•eilativ'es., friends and .neighbours for
Ithe carat, flowers, treats, gifts and
visits during my illness at Vittoria
,Oospital, London, and since return-
ing hone. The special visits which
Aare vezy muth appreciated. — Mrs.
Wm. Deelleen.
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ZURICH, OTiO LDAY illORATINfl OCTOBER 4. 1956
NOTICE
OF LOCAL ASSISTANTS
To Guides and Brownies
A meeting of all Guide and
Brownie Mothers will be 'held on
Thursday eve., October 4th, at 9
o'clock, immediately following. the
Guide meeting. All mothers are
asked to be present to help the org
anization and to show thd Guides you
are interested in the Work they are
doing. 2tc
Card of Thanks
1 wish to greatly thank all :my
neighbours and friends for the many
kindness shown during my igniess at
the hospital and at home, for flower
cards, good twishes and treats. And
special thanks to Dr. .Goddard, and
Miss Sinclair of gibe .Clinton Hospital.
f---Mns. Mary iStephan, Zurich.
THANKSGIVING
•ti.310141E THA.NKSGIVING, devout families flock to churches
aeross the country. And. Denny Vaughan ris no exception;
here he and his charming wife, Helen,. attend Toronto's beau-
iful Timothy Eaton iitlernorial .0hurch:
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SAVE At
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Superior Market
SPECIALS — Thursday, Friday, Saturday
AYLMER PUMPKIN,. 28 -or. TIN
16c
GREEN GIANT NIBLETS. 2, 14 -oz. TINS 33c
; HEINZ KETCHUP„ 11. -ex. BOTTLE
23c
CHEERY MORN COFFE,E,,, 1-1b. BAG •.99c
NOTIC'E!
We have recently installed a new Self Serve
Dairy Case, to keep our Cheese, Butter, Eggs,
Meats, under Refrigeration. We trust this will
be an advantage to our Shoppers. Your Patron-
age will be Apireciated!
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THURSDAY EVE., OCT. 4th'
8 p.en.e
Huron Crop Report
Sept. 28th, 1956
With no rain and fine weather the
week of September 24th 29th, the
harvesting a the spring gram crop
is now almost completed. During
the rweek considerable pnoixress viras
made rwith the .cutting and storing
of secoird cut ha.y, pulling an.d thres-
hing of the white bean crop, se'eding
of fall wheat and a start 'was mute
with silo •filling. Because of this the
six fall 'fairs held in the ,Gorunty
were poorly attended, except the
Hayfield Hair where a good crowd
were on liand ion .the 'Center/14a/
programme.
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Is At Hospital
Mrs. Leavy O'Brien is a patientat
the Clanton Public Hospital anld is
progressing very f!avolurably.
Next .Monda,y, October 8th, has
Canada, known as Thanksgiving Day,
then. declared a National holiday in
Our Next Holiday
W.e all have anany things
to be thankful for. Perhaps some of
LIS have not been faVoured as we
like to be owing to the freaky wea-
ther coniditions this summer, while
'others have been more fortunate and
their barns' are laden with the album_
dance of God's blessing. However,
we all have one thing in common,
namely, that we are living in a land
not involved in a war at present, and
that our leaders .are doling theirut-
Most to keep dt that way. So we
tapPeal to one and all to observe this
holiday in a thankful mood and we
twill he doing lour bit to make this
even a better world to live in.
Farmers Are Busy
f With about the best week' weath-
Huron Temperance Notes
er last week, of the summers farm-
,
A Dry Wisecrack eip, lost no time in salvaging in their
crimps still out, .and had it not been
Reeve Jlohn Graham of Goderich,
for the rain on 'Tuesday, they would
hit the headlines recently. At a meet -
be just as busy this week. Beans are
in.g of the Goderioh Town Council he
being harv.ested arid still quite a few
gave his views on the Canada Teanp-
to be pulled. The tremendous crop
erance Act. The possibility of gett-
ing a vote in Goderich or Huron Oo-l'a "r4 is it'ening altogetner too
unty with a. view to repeal, was under
discussion.
.1-,) rpen, but the ear or kernat is not
""iV[y opinion," said the Reeve, "is nett -tired, arid so it may be a big dis-
that if the town voted, it would go appoint to the fanner who has tgur-
wet, but alf the whole ,county votedf ed on many bushels of corn, not as
it would stay dry, as it is now. Ot many as was anticipated. However,
,course," he added, "'that's not yeti the farmer with a good Ibig silo,
when he gets it filled will have a let
dry."
of fine .feed. •
Reeve Graham is probably tarred..
in his 'prediction, but his laugh lireV
is ridiculous. Actually Huron .Coun4i.,
is very dry coreparedi.-with;4nost. • rin - .At the Supper Meeting in the at -
not all the other Counties in Ontario, tractive dining room a the Daman. -
114 proof lies in Alcoholics Statist- ion House Monday evening, a 'fairly
.ics released by the Alcoholism gesea- good attendance was present to par-
'rch Foundation of Ontario not long take of the bounteous meal, as well
since. In a list of seven 'Counties as the nice social time that always
given,• Middlesex leads Iwiith 34160 in evidence 'when good Lions get
popuation. Huron County is lowest together. Mr. Ronnie Klopp acted as
with 750 alcoholics per 100,00'0. On„ pianist in the absence of the regular
ly Huron, .of the counties listed, is lady, Mrs. H. G. Hess. Ronnie also
under the C.T.A. Far less liquor favoured with a few piano solos
flows here, for we have no legalized which 'were well played and much
liquor !outlets. — Advt. - applauded. The Secretary, Lion Mil-
- I fred Sahithe gave the report of the
ila.st, meeting at Lion Ed. 'Gascho's
rapidly, as the frost nipped moat of
it recently, which ,causes the stalks
Lions Club News
1"ri 4. • Cottage, at Shadeview grove. A mot-
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jeon was passed to •igive $25.00 to
the Blind fun. Negotations are un-
der way to hold a wrestling match
in Zurich in the near future. The
new members of the Club for the
fall drive are: Clare Geiger, Ken-
neth Parke, Don. O'Brien, Wm. Yung-
blut and Loug. O'Brien. An inrvitat-
ion was read from the Exeter Club
for Zurich tO come as a boay for
their next regular meeting and at-
tend the zone rally in the near fut-
ure. This was accepted.. In the ab-
sence of the president, Lion Earl
Yiungblut, the vice pres., Lion Bob
McKinley presided in the chair. The
Exeter meeting will be on October
22nd, where Lion Dudley L. Simme,
second vice president of Lions Int_
ernational -will be the speaker.
HYMENEAL
GRAND BEND
Friday Saturday Oct. 5th, 6th
I Was A Male War Bride
Featuring Cary Grant and Ann
Sheridan in their Most Laughable.
Role
COMIC STRIP ANI) SHORTS
Admission 25 cts., and 50 ets.
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY
7.30 and 0.15.
BROWN E'S
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CLINTON - ONTARIO
Next to Community Park
Thurs., Friday Oct. 4 - 5.
The Seven Little Foys
(Color)
Bob Hope &filly Vitale
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Sat'y Monday Oett. 6 and stii.
Siege At Powder River
(Colour) '
Rory Calhoun Corrinne Calvet
(TM) Cartoons) -
Tues. 'Wednesday . Oct 9 • 10
City of Bad Men
(Colour)
(Two Carboojnes)a11416
Dale Robertson Oraii
?Noy Tuesday Night is $ $ $
Nite, $1.00 Admits a Carload
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Willert - Willard
Mary (Margaret Willard and Ca*
Edmund Willlerb 'were united in mar-
riage in a ceremony performed by the
Rev. A. Rapson on Saturday, Sept.
212nd in lMain Street United Church,
Exeter. The ,bride is the daughter
of Mr and Mrs. A. Y. Willard, Exe-
ter and Mr and (Mrs. Percy Willert
,of Zurich are parents •a the groom.
The bride was given tn marriage
by her father and her attendants
were Mrs. Norman Whiting of Exet-
er as matroaof honer and brides-
maids Mrs, Ron. 'Clank, London and
Mrs. John Taylor, Exeter. Patricia
Moffatt !of London was flower girl.
Edgar !Willett, of Zuri•ch, !brother of
the , groom was best 'num. Ronald
Clark of London, and 'Norman Whit-
ing, Exeter, were ushers and Grant
Jones, Kippen was ring bearer.
G. Cochrane presfded at
the ,organ and accompanied the solo-
ist Miss Ruby Hessel of Lamei who
saw). the wedding Prayer and Thro-
ugh' the Years. A Wedding reception
followed th the church parlors, with
the couple's mothers receiving. The
wechltng trip was arranged for Ken.
tu,cloy On their return Mr and Mrs
Carl Willert will reside near Zun'eh.
Guest were from Licncion,, Sarnia,
Mt: Hope, Zurich and Dashwood,
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FOR APPOINTMANTS
Tel. 223 Zurich
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On • New Modern Loom, Ka&
Order — Sethi 0. Amann, Zurieralp
Ont. Phone 128.
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Pastry Flour, 9
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A REAL BUY AT $3.98 A PAIR
We have a Full Line of Men's and Boys' Boots
and Shoes
Men's and Boys' Work.Clothes, jeans, Overalls,
Shirts, Ete.
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