Zurich Herald, 1956-11-15, Page 1f'-:stablished 1900
ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY !WORMNG, NOVEMBER 15 195 6
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SPECIALS For Nov. Wed. • 14th; Thurs. 15th
Friday, 16th; Saturday 17th.
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Large 6-oe. Jar .. $1.19 2 -oz. Jar for 490
TOMATO STOUP 12 Tins for ., , ..... .. ..,. , $'1.00
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Our Sliced Bread.. at Only 15c. a Loaf
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CARNATION MILK, 10 Tins for $1,29
Each Child accompanied with a parent -- One
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ORANGES, Threedozen i,or .89c,. GRAPES 2 labs. for ..23c
CABBAGE, At .14,0c a, Head. SWEET POTATOES 5.e. a Lb.
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FRIDAY AND 'SATURDAY
November 16th and 17th.
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Thank You!
M.rs, Sylvanus Witmer wishes to
greatly thank hex .niigi bours, friends,
relatives and visitors for the flowers,
fruits, and good 'wish cards while a t
patient at the Clinton Hospital.
1
- Reception -
A. Reception will he held .for Mr.
Rob. Fisher and Miss June Willis in
the Community Centre, 'Zurich.. on
Saturday evening, Nov. 175h, at
8.30 p.m. Everybody iwelcoene:
tN MEMORIAM;
In Loving Memory 'of !Mrs. Win..
Farrell who passed away 8 years ago
Niorvem!ber 16, 1953.
Northing :can ever take away
The love a heart holds dear,
Fond memories linger every day,
Remembrance keeps her near. Always
--1eanembered by husband, daughter
and grandchildren.
IN MEMORIAMS
I:n loving memory of a Dear Grand-
ma, Jemima Wolper, 'who passed a-
way Nov. 17th, 1955.
Her charming evays, and smiling face
Are a •!pleasure to recall.
For all of us she did her best.
May God grant Her, Eternal rest.
-Always remembered by Elroy,
Marlene, 'Sandra and Ronnn!ie.
In loving memory of a ;dear mother,
Jemima Walper, who entered into
rest Nov. ii 7th, 1955.
Home From Hospital
!Mae. $ylv. !Witmer has returned
home &roan Clinton Public Ihospital,
after receiving treatments of an
infection on one of her fingers. Best
wishes for a -full recovery.
HAD 45th. ANNIVERSARY
Mr adtd Mrs Philip ;Masse of the
;Bronston line marked their 45th wed-
ding Anniversary on Wednesday,
November 14th. When tnerr sons
and daughters and families gathered
at the farm home to present them
with gifts and good wishes, After
lunch was served the family. wished
them health and happiness. They
then retuned to their homes in Lon-
don, Zurich and Dashwood.
BODY OF MAN FOUND IN BUSH
Missing since :Sept. 27, Arthur
Bliaor, 0 -yr. ,old Londoner was found
dead ;teethe iGrand Bend area :Satur-
day, He had been dead for several
weeks. Te was an employee of the
Lord1o4r.`. city works. Besides his wife
he leaves a daughter and parents. He
The body was found by a resident of
the district who had taken a short
cut hoithe when came upon the car
'rctontain'ing the dead man who was
consider ably deconeponed. There will
be no Jriquest.
D1ES ,SODDENL.Y AT KIPPEN
Mrs'`1 inerson Smith, 61, who died
suden1 r ,from a heart attack at her
home,dncession two Tuckersrnith
Township ,on Saturday night, was the
forme 'Edna T. Desjardine of Zurich
She *'s a member of Carmel Pres-
byterian {Church, Hensall. Surviving
;besiidee' her husband, are three sons,
John;,.j ippen; Granit, Hensall; Ger-
ald, Kitchener; five daughters, !Mrs.
Frank',McCowan, Brucerfield; Mrs.
John 7erar,ris, Fullerton Dap.; Mrs.
tLrfhuz'.Varley, Seaforth; Mrs. George
Varley, Kirppen; all*. Wm.. Cleary,
Toronto; one brother, Herbert Des-
jardine and one sister, Mrs. Thomas
Meyers, both of Zurich. '!he goody
reste d at ,the Bonthron Funeral
Home, .Hensall, where services were
held Tuesday at 2 p.m. by the Rev.
Donald !MacDonald. Interment was
made_in Exeter Cemetery.
Farm Forum
Gone, Dear' mother, gone forever, ; Uniquei..Forum-
How we miss your smiling face,
But you left us to remember, ' The ; TJni que Farm Forum met at
,the hoine of
None on earth can take your place. Mr •and Mrs. Clifford
Pepper to discuss the topic "What
(About Farm .Management". Eighteen
members and ten children. were pre-
sent.
41r. Leonard Merner in a few well
chosen eYo 'ds got the meeting under
way and the various groups discuss-
ed the: topic then compared their
answers Which were as follows: The
members in our Forum thought that
farmers in • our vicinity could use
the farm management service when
a young farmer considers buying a
farm or if a farmer is dining ,poorly
and needs some advice to carry on
and some members thought that a-
mongst the farmers in our area no
services were necessary. Question No
2. The Peov. Dept. of Agile. should
pay part of ,the :cost and the individ-
ual pay a part also. The Dept. of
Agric. should :operate the service.
The next meeting will be held on
No 26th, :at° the hone of Mr and Mrs
Clarence. Schade, with Mr. Delbert
Geiger 'as chairman. Short recreate
ion swats enjoyed and the hostess ser-
ved a tasty,lunch:. The meeting clo-
sed, !
la -sed,! by singing the National An -
then
HYMENEAL
saucier - Trewartea
In the chapel of Ontario' St. United
Church, Clinton, wedding vows were
exchanged by Barbara. Trewartha,
of Winthropand Mabry Sauder of
Zurich. The bride is the daughter of
Mr and 'Mrs .Irwin Trewartha, Win-
throp, and the groan is the son of
Mr and Mrs Ben Sander, St. Jacobs.
'1'he ceremony was perfibrmed by Rev
Glenn .Eargle, Clinton and Mrs. Ern-
est Waters, of Arthur, played tradit-
ion.al wedding nuteic.. The .bride --
maid was Misr Jean Water.; of Ar-
thur, while Mr. Ron Trewartha, rWin--
throp was best rnan. A reception was
held at thehome of the 'bride's par-
ents. The groom's gift to the bride
was a fur jacket; to the :a ose man, a.
tie !gin and .euif links .and the bride's
gift to the !bridesmaid was a gold
necklace .and earrings. After a wed-
ding trip to parts South, the -couple
rassments, and points up the at- will reside in Zurich. Guests were
tractive advantages of sobriety, A present from. Artihur, St, Jacobs,
superb pioture with a positive ap- Clinton, Seaforth, Winthrop and
Ipxtoaolaa-a» aivt, iatich,
To those 'who have a mother,
Cherish her with care,
You never know the heartache
1111 you. walk in, and she ain't there,
-Always remembered and sadly
missed by .her daughter and tion -In-
law.
Blake A. Mennonite Church
November 12 - 18 - 1050
Each Evening at 8.00.
Evangelist:
JESSE J. SHORT
Archbold, Ohio
"The Gospel is the power of God
unto salvation to everyone that be-
lieveth. - Rom. 1:16.
Gospel Meetings
AT
Huron Temperance Notes
'Se you don't like drinking. Well
neither do 11 Next time something
like atihis happens, sound .off. You'll
find you are far frons, allonre." An
extract from the latest and one of
the best temperance films done in
color, by expetrts in Hollywood. It is
a fast-moving picture about pressures
and propaganda, acted by young
people gripped by the me •sage they
are putting across.
"Everybody is doing it!" That is
all bunk. Today most people know
drink as one of the deac;nest social
evils of all time. The abstainer rs
"far from alone'," in his steno,
The picture provides a pattern t'or.
Christian opposition to the a.ieohl
business and Custom, It suggests
for youth away out of social ember -
Chester L. Smith,.. Publibher..
Subscription in Canada, $2.00 a Neeal
Subaeription U.S.A., Year $2.56..
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