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1956. AT 8:30 P.M.
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY.,
November 9iih and Mb.
Three Sailors and A Giri
Technicolor
;Jane Powell good
Gene Nebo health.
Attend This One!
and Gordon MacRae Another big program of wrestling
Combe Strip and 'Short Subject, is booked for tonight, Thursday ev-
OW at the local Arena and spoils-
- Med 'by the Zurich. Lions CI,urb. If
V013, are a lover of this sport, and
One Show Each Nite 8 O'clocX few there are who do not like it,
lIksure and be present. The time is
holt as these men are in big de-
nd and bookings are usually far
advance. This will be the last of
the season for Zurich, •as soon win-
ter will set in and the arena will be
• Is At Hospital
lira John Gellman is receiving tre-
.atment at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon -
On. We wish for her recovery to
IN MEMORIAM
Weido — In loving memory of at
dear Husband, Father and ;Grandipa,
iest 4simermaosmismainimmeetimmatimiss
SAV.E At
THIEL' S
Superior Market
Aylmer Boston Brown Beans 2, 15 -oz tins 27c
Illmar pure Peanut Butter 16 -oz. Jar 29c
Kellogg's Rice Crispies large pkg. .26c
Robinbood Flour 7 -lbs. bag 53c
25-1b. bag T.73
NOTICE!
We have recently installed a
Dairy Case, to keep our Cheese,
Meats, under Refrigeration. We
be an advantage to our Shoppers.
age will be Appreciated!
Phone 140 - C H. THIEL - Zurich
new Self Serve
Butter, Eggs,
trust this will
Your Patron -
Wilfred Weido, who passed away en 'Ott into ice. IVIest of you have seen
November 11, 1955. :;''Serne of these professionals on TV.
This is your chance to see them in
Peacefullly sleeping, resting at last,
action in the flesth. In the last match
His weary trials and troubles are past -
there were nearly 1800 present, so
In silence he suffered, m patience he if
you want a good seat come early
.b ore, and get first choice.
Till God called him home to suffer ,
no more. Presentation
On Saturday evening, November 3,
—Ever remembered by his wofe andflhe Zurich Community Centre, fri-
family. ends and neighbours gathered to
honor Mr and Mrs. Peter Beichert
Bible Society !:,`,arlry. Mrs. Gordon Block read the
:•on their fortieth wedding annivers-
address and presented the gifts. Al-
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Rally
so presenting Mr and Mrs. Victor
Deichert with a farewell gift on their
:departure from the Blind Line to
- 'Make their home in Zurich. Mr.
Of all the Friends of the Onganiza-- Karl Haberer making very approp-
riate remarks. Mr. Fred. Haberer Jr
ion in the ZURICH AREA, at I read the address for Mr and Mrs.
ST. PETER'S EVANGELICAL
Carl Willert and Mr and Mrs Claire
Beichert, newly weds, of the Blind
LUTHERAN CHURCH tline, presenting each couple with a
On 1.1ovely occasional chair. The husb-
; ands on behalf - of their wives very
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11th. 1:A.ttingly replied.
At 7.30 p.m. , e. Music was Supplied by Norris's
-i:orchestra, after which a tasty lun ch
The Sound Color Film to beshoViql*as,....sterved. An enjoyable evening
; elosied;by' singing "G
is entitled .t HE LIVING WO Vit-,;;; • •
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you until we meet agaod be within.
JAPAN."
The guest speaker will be Rev. Walter
Tongue, Secretary of the Western
Ontario Auxiliary. • I
The annual report of the local
Branch will be submitted, and others
items .of business dealt with.
All who have attended these annual
rallies in the past have found it
highly worth the effort,
—Menno Steckle, Sesy.
Gospel Meetings
AT
Blake A. Mennonite Church
November 12 — 18 - 1956
Each Evening at 8.00.
Evangelist:
JESSE J. SHORT
Archbold, Ohio
CEREMONY AT KIPPEN CHURCH
A noon wed -ding in the United
church manse, Kippen, was solemn-
ized on Saturday, 'October 127th,when
Ina 'Marie Ropp, daughter of Mr.
,Samuel Ropp and the late Mrs. Roo
of Zurich, became the bride of Ward
Neeb, son of the late Mr and Mrs.
Alex. Neeb oif Dashwood.
Rev. Norman McLeod was the
officiating minister.
The bride chose for her wedding
an ivory waltz length dress of em-
bossed crystalette. Her finger tip
veil was caught to a .coronet studded
with pearls and sequins. A colonial
bouquet of white mums and red ros=
es • was carried by the bride.
The ;bridesmaid, Margaret Ropp of
Poole, cousin of the bride, was gown-
ed in a waltz length gown of pale
blue brocaded taffeta with matching
headdress and colonial bouquet of or-,
chid niums. Wallace Pfaff of Exeter,
was groomsman,
A reception was held at the home
of the bride in Zurich. For a wedd-
ing trip to Northern Ontario the .bride
donned a blue dress, grey topcoat
With matching accessories and cors-
age of red roses. Ori their return,
Mr and Mrs. Neeb will reside on the
groom's farm south of Da.shwood.
Chester L. Smith, Publialle:r.
Subscription in Canada, $2.00r a Tea
Subscription 1J.S.A,, Year $2.58,
NORMA'S
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Electric Shavers
Yes, We Have Them All!
New Model Sunbeams
(Phili Shave)
(Ronson)
(Shick)
Up to $8.50 allowance for
your old Razor on a new one.
To -day Start Shaving the
Electric Way!
Why not Buy Dad or Son one
for Christmas?
A. G. HESS
THE JEWELLER
RAGS, RUGS and CARPETS1
On a New Modern Loom, Nada AC
Order — Seth O. .A.raana, &LAND.
Ont. Phone 128,
WINTER is Just Around the,
Corner
For Dependable. Heat
Winter Long, Call:
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LORNE E. HAY
LOCKER SERVICE - ROE FEEDS.
Phone 10 — IIENSATZ
"The Gospel is the power of God
unto salvation to everyone that be-
lieveth. — Rom. 1:16.
•TENDER CALL
ZURICH PUBLIC SCHOOL ADDIT-
ION. Plans available on $25.00 de-
posit for two room addition to Zurich.
Public School at %Blackwell & Hag -
arty, Architects, 301 Princess Ave.,
London. -Sealed tenders due 12:00
noon, 19th NeveMber, at above ad-
dress or at Town Hall, Zurich, ad-
dressed to the ,Schcioi. Trustees, c -o
Mr. H. W. Brokepshire.
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'Agricultural Office News
Clinton, Nov. 3rd, 1956
CROP,REPORT — With continued
line weather, fall wonk on crop is td
most over with good average yields
of turnips and slightly below normal
yields of sugar beets being reported.
Fall plowing is; well under way and
and fall wheat has made excellent
growth. Considerable ,grain corn re-
mains to be picked as farmers are
waiting for the moisture content to
drop. The Centralia Weather Office
reports a monthly mean temperature
of 53.3 % F. for October with .74
inches of rainfall, which is somewhat
of a record in both respects for the
month of October,.
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Women's Institute
The 'Zurich Womens'Institute met
on Tuesday evening Nov. 6th in the
Town Hall, at their usual time. Mrs.
L. Rose President, opened the meet-
ing and had 'charge of the ;business.
Among them was an invitation to the
Dashwood Institute for December,
Christmas meeting. This being glad-
ly accepted. Reports were read by
Secretary Mrs. Lloyd Armstrong and
treasurer, Mrs. Newell Geiger, were
adapted. Roll -Call: name your fav-
ourite home improvements. This was
well taken care of and interesting.
Mrs Wm. Forrester, delegate to the
Conventionheld in the Masonic Tem-
ple at London, gave a splendid re-
port, among all good items, one was
Educate a its.io,y and yob. will educate
a Man. Educate a girl and you will
educate afamily. Several musical
numbers were given by Sylvester
Ken.da on his piano accordian, and
were appreciated Mrs. Harold Thiel
gave an interesting reading on stand-
ing at Arms, by Rev. John Appleyard
Chaplain of Royal. Air Force. This
was read in connection, with Rememb-
rance Day. A sing -song was enjoyed
with Mrs. A. M. Amacher as pianist.
The meeting closed with The Queen.
Refreshments were served by the
Committee, Mrs. Wm. Forrester, Mrs
Steick, Mrs. Floyd Armstrong,
and Mrs. J-Tarold Thiel. A fine spirit
prevailed. Sorry you missed it Corms
next time, if possible.
zuRiews
Grocery Store
Maxwell House Coffee, 1-1b. bag
Salad Dressing Kraft's 16 -oz Jar ..... —........49c
Jello Instant Pudding 3 pkgs. ......
Kelloggs All Bran, per pkg• ••••••04/0000012/1400006/16.23C
Parkay Margerine 2 -lbs, e•esee efte;o• 63c
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