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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MONING, OCTOBER 11 1 956
ANNOUNCEMEN
M. Arnis Finkbeiner ;Of Zurich,
Vid the late H. E. Finkbeiner, an-
unce the engagement of ;her (Ian -
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garter, Leona Alice, to niancis
(prank) Joseph Nigh, son of M.
and Mrs. John Nigih of Seafortb. The
wedding to take ;place atClinton,
Ont.
G. R. HARDMAN
Will Attend
AT THE MILT A. OESCH SHOE
ZURICH -- Phone 82 or 130.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 15th.
10 A. M. — 8 P. M.
STORE
For Foot and Body Ills, See G. R. Hardman!
STIFF JOINTS NOW LIMBER
Here Is A Sample Of "Miracle's" Work:
3334 Kenney Avenue, Detroit 5, Michigan
G. R. HARDMAN,
Miracle Foot Aid:
Dear Sir.
Recently, we consulted you about our daughter's feet;
whether anything could be done to improve her feet and legs.
We had consulted health authorities and had treatments
and results were poor.
You told us that something could be done, and it would
require a long time until results would be complete.
Since first wearing Miracle Foot Aid, we noted an .im-
provement in her.walking.. And now, we have seen wonderful
results.. The stiff joints are now limbered and her walking is
becoming more. and ,more normal.
Sincerely,
(Signed) JOHN C. LEHMANN.
FOR PLEASURE IN WALKING
TRY -MIRACLE FOOTAID
CLINICS. Zurich, .St. Catharines, London, Brantford, Kit-
chener, Hamilton.
to,
HOFFMAN'S
Arrange Funeral Service
To Or From
Out -Of -Town -Points
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members of local and national funeral director's associations, can
handle all the arrangements. You are always assured the qu:et effi-
ciency of Hoffman's service.
T, HARRY HOFFMAN - FUNERAL HOME
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THIEL'S
• Superior Market
SPECIALS — Thursday, Friday, Saturday
MARMALADE, 24 -oz. 'JAR . • „., . 25c
CATELLE COOKED SPAGETTI, 2-15oz. TINS 25c
PILLSBURY WHITE CAKE M1X, Pkg. 29c
CAMPBELL'S VEG. SOUP 2 tins..25c
BANANAS, 3-Ibs. • . 39c
NOTICE!
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 Appreciated!
Phone 140 - C. H. THIEL - Zurich
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Reception
IN THE
Community Centre, Zurich
ON
FRIDAY EVE., 001. 12M
In hono of Mr and Mrs, al/114es
Uttaey. (Bridal ;Couple).
MUSIC BY
Disjardine's Orchestra
EVERYBODY WELCOME
St. Boniface Church
PARISH MISSION
Sunday, October 14th, to
Sunday, Oct. 21, (inclusive
Each Evening 7:30.
Also Morning Services.
Sermons will be given by:
Reverend Father Clark
Distinguished Jesuit Preacher
YOU ARE WELCOME T
PLAN TO ATTEND
..The FREE Moving Pictures...
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Move to Canada
!Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pask 'who have
been, residents of Clawson, aviddi.,
have recently moved their effects to
Grand ;Bend where they bave pur-
chased a home. They were both for-
mer Canadians. Mr. Pask coming
from London, while Mrs. Pask is a
member of the I3assow family, Bron-
son line,
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Chester L. Smith, Publisher.
Subscription in Canada, $2.00 a Yeall
Stthscrirtion U.S.A., Year 82.511,
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Were Zurich Guests
Dr. H. W. Koebnick, of Dayton,
Ohio, who was guest speaker ;at the
Youth rally at Crediton, was a vis-
itor to Zurich Evangelical U.B.cbnrch
on Sunday morning and delivered a
Most impresive sermon,. He is one
of the executives ;of the main church
Board. Miss Marion Reid, of Camp-
den, who was visiting at the parson-
age, -also ;contributed a very much
appreciated solo at the mooning ser-
vice.
Good Week -end Weather
Fairly goad weather was enjoyed
over the week -end, Tuesday saw a
bit of ram ;but today, Wednesday, is
nice and sunny. The holiday week,
end passed off with not much out of
IN THE ; the ordinary, had its usual fatalities,
mostly by auto accidents. Four peo-
ple were killed is a head-on collision
with cars at the bend of the road at
Clandeboye. Cars are more powerful
again ;for next year, whit?, Wilt •end-
anger the lives of people ;more and
more.
Hall - Zurich
ON
Friday Eve. October 19th
Evening at 8 ;p.m. i
OUTDOOR LIFE, HTJNTING ;and
FISHING by the Carling Conser4t-
ion Club and the Departm.ent of
Game and Fisheries. This will lbe
Interesting ;for young and old.
LADIES WELCOME I
Slponsored ;by the Blue Water (fan
Cluib,
FERD HABE;RER - President
Visit By Conservation Officials
Conservation officers from Clint,
on, Mitchell and Hespler gave Stan
Smith of the Blue Water Highway a
call last week for inspection and to
inform him that the Department of
; Lands an d Forest have given him
;the rights ;of the beach at St. Joseph
;for Commercial fishing use. Fishing
this fall has been poor due to the
many high winds and no market foi.
•';nerch. Lake Erie has been produc-
ing tons of perch, • blues and white
bass daily which has flooded the mar-
kets.
IN
Schwarbzentruber — In loving Clinton, October (ith, 1950
IVIEVIORI.Am . Huron Crop Report
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memory of a Mother and Grandanoth-
g; Silo filling, seeding ;of fall wheat
'and fall ;plowing were the order of
October 18, 1955.
er, who passed away one year ago, ' the day on Huron County farms this
!past week.The heavy rains of
!September 30th and October 2nd.
I again considerably delayed harvest-
ing af the,white bean crop. A con-
siderable number of ;feeder cattle are
[coming into the County each week
Ir and and fall ;pastures have never teen
amily. ; better than at the present for the
;carrying of eittra livestock.
RUF011. 'County 4-H Club members
were well represented at the 4-H
Club Inter -County Shows at Tees -
water Fair and at the Western Fair,
Landon on October 3rd and 6th.
Junior Farmers and Institute Clubs.
The coming of fall marks the be-
ginning of another busy season for
Junior Farmers and Junior Institute
Clubs.
Plans have been made to hold a
special variety program at ;the Sea -
forth Dist. High Schaal on Monday,
This day we do remember
A loving thought we give
To one no longer with. us
But in otia- hearts still lives.
—Fondly remembered by IN
Mrs. Solomon Baechler and f
Aldon Theatre
GRAND BEND
Friday and Saturday Oct. 12th,413th
The, Gunfighter
FEATURING—
I-Greigory Peck and Loretta Young
IPLEASE NOTE — From now till
Spring, only one Show each Friday ;evening, Oct. 15th at 8.30. p.m. Iii -
and Saturday Nite. Time 8.00 chiding in the program will be the
O'Clack. Admission 25c and 50c. Huron County finals for the Jr, Far -
Comic Strip and Short Sub e,ct
BROWNIE'S
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THEME
CLINTON - ONTARIO
Next to Community Park
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Thurs., Friday Oct. 11. and 12
Mr. Scoutmaster
Clifton Webb Edmon
(Two Cartoons)
;Satur., Monday Oct. 13 and 15
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
(Colour)
Russell Marilyn Monroe
(Two ;Cartoons)
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Tues'y, Wednesday Oct. 10 - 17
SABRINA
Williarn. Holden Audrey Hepburn
'Humphrey Bogart
(Two Gaitoons)
Tuesday — DOLLAR NITE
$1.00 Admits a Carload:
Box Office Opens 7.80, Show Starts
orb 8 p.ni. Children wider 12 in 'Carz'
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Gwynn
Jane
mer Debate and Public Speaking Cori
test. The topic for the; Debate is.
"Resolved that Television is a Dis-
advantage in the Farm Home."
DENOMME - McQUAID
The marriage took place at St,
Colin -than R. C. Church, with Rev. J.
!MeCowell ,oiffteiating, when Mary .Liou
daughter of Mr and Mrs. James Mc-
Quaid of aVItKillop Twp., became the
bride of iMatthew Isaac Dem:mime of
Hay Township, son of Mr and Mrs.
Frank Denoirrne. The church was de-
corated lovely for the event Mrs.
Vincent Lane was ;organist and MissRosemary Lane was soloist.
The
bride was given in marriage ty her
father and looked ;lovely carrying a
white satin prayer book with sweet-
heart roses 'Miss Pegena Bowman of
McKillop was maid of honor. The
bridesmaids rwere Letitia Ducharme
of Hay Twp., and Helen Horan of
Maiillop. The flower girl, Karen
McQuaid and Gerald Grolier was
ring bearer. Alfred Deno3nrne of Hay
Twp., brother of the groom, was best
man. and was attended by ,°.ifred
Ducharme. 'Ushers were Roy Mc-
Quaid and Matthew Duca-Ian-me. The
wedding dlnner was at Hillcrest tea-
room., in Mitchell. The bride's moth -
or assisted by the groom's mother
received. After the wedding trip ;the
couple will reside in Hay Township.
Guest m were 'present from Windsor,
ndon,
Olinda% Georgetown, Dublin and SAa. Sax— wartzentruber, Prop, 1107
LaStretford, WhithY,
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NORMA'S
BEAUTY SHOPPE
FOR APPOINTMENTS
Tel. 223 Zurich
NORMA STEINBACH. Prop.
RAGS, RUGS and CARPETS"
On at New Modern Loom, Msag get
Order — Seth 0. Amann, Zug*,
Ont. Phone 128,
Visit
OUR STORE FOR
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Gifts for Alll
ETC., ETC.
Repairing of All Kinds
A. G. HESS
THE JEWELLER
WINTER i Just Around difl,
Corner
For Dependable Heat at
Winter Long, Call:
LORNE E. HAY
LOCKER SERVICE - ROE FEEDS:
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We have a Full Line of Men's and Boys' Boots
and Shoes
Men's and Boys' Work Clothes,
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Jeans, Overalls,
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