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Music Lessons
Immediately after Christmas Mu is
Lessons will be given by Mrs. Russell
•niIdler at her home on Blue Water
Highway, one (smile north. of Drys-
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Agricultural Office News
Dec. 8th, -1956
CROP RF3P,ORT Rain and mild I
'weather have icleared away all the BUYS HENSA.LL SIGHT
snow. 1150 farriers attended the An- I Possibility of the erection of a new
aural Soil and Crop Irnprtovenment bank building in Hensel' was seen as
Asso'citaliii�on meeting, Dec. 4th. to
ZURICH., ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING,
hear Dr. H. L Patterson give the
Outlook fo Farm Prices for 1957.
Over 1,000 people attended the
Ninth Annual Huron 'County 4-H.
Achievement Night program on Dec.
7th at which time $3;500.00 prize
money ,and trophies were awarded to
502 4-13 members who competed their
(program in the 32 4-H .A�gricuitural
Clubs in the County in 19.56.
bowling green property from the'
village. The sale was approved by
Hensel Council. Offer to pirehase
the property less 'building a t& equip.
anent was exitended; by K. Christian,
manager of the Heneall.brans of the
bank. Dlr. Christian bade didtiot
know what plans the batik might
have .concerning a new building. On Fishing Trip
Get The Right Spiss 'Messrs. Stanley Smith Land Raymond
We are in the midst of the Cht�ist- Kading were !on a recent hunting and
mar spirit and only about twelve fishing trip quip in the Parry ,Sound
days away from that anlu'al event District, and report some very good
which means so much to the Christ- i Batches of fish, some of which gran -
an ' ran world.Churches are getting ed the plate of the Herald ,publisher,
the Bank of Montreal (purchased the
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Chester L. Smith, Puibli>liiter.
DECEMBER � 3 19 i6 idubseription in Canada, $2.017s Yoe)
Subscription U.S.A., Year $2.50
ready for the big annual 10 ;ernt. SP -land were they ever good.
ing ipreipared, and in the •ctoanmere all HAD RE -ORGANIZATION
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ZURICH LIONS CLUB
Annual fowl Bingo
ihe
COMMUNITY CENTRE
On
FRIDAY, DECEMBER
At 8.30 p.m.
ZURICH
14th.
There will be an abundance of—
CHICKENS - DUCKS - GEESE
AND TURKEYS
Admission ---15 Games for $1.00. Also Special
Games. COME ONE - COME ALL!
Win your Christmas Fowl Early!
Proceeds for Lions Club Santa Parade and Gifts
for Children -
One Day Foot Clinic
MONDAY, DECEMBER 17th.
AT THE
MILT OESCH Shoe Store
Phone Zuridh 82 or 130
ZURICH — ONTARIO
G. rR:. iIARDIVIAN
Will Attend
• We 'invite you to call and make appointment now.
You'I'l be glad you did. .
PLEASE NOTE:
This is the only visit this month
eeliail. services and' programs are ee-
w'nld much preparatiem is being
manifest. Merchants are offering a
fine display of suuirtalble articles for
gift purposes, shop windows are be-
ing decorated and lighted up with
the .beautiful colored lights,-•; in fact
many homes are just a plaee!;+af gran-
deur these nights, outside trees are
illuminated with the love Christmas ertGeiger, Zurich, 2nd vice -pros; Ar -
lights now available. We should es thur Bolton, asst. agricultural repres-
pecially rejoice this Christmas as tentative for .Huron, secretary, and
we have no wars around bur necks Rachard Proctor, Brussels is the past
to mar our peace of mind. ` 'Thanks president who retires after serving
to Providence that what 1.60ked like
a world conflagartiom a fewltveeks'a-
ge is now being ironed 'o,utt and
peace again prevails. Yes, •vve have
our little problems, and. right here
The new Huron County Soil and
Crop Imvproviemenrt Association offic-
ers and guests discussed plans for
the new year at a meeting in Londes-
bono The 'officers are W. J. Turnbull
president, Brussels; H. H. Strong,
Hensall, zone director; Robert Allan.
Brrucefield, lst vice president, Delb-
as a director for 10 years.
RAID EXETER STORE
For the sixth time in less than two
years Rick's Foodland on the out-
skirts of Exeter was broken into one
at home, but tell of a )better r Diane to
night last week and the entire stock
Jive than aught her e on the linerieas of cigarettes valued at $185 was stol-
and we will try and locate fihere. In en. An attemptto open the safe in
fact we are considered the riiost for- the grocetri,a, :built less than two
tunate people in the world. ,And in nears ago, proved unsucessful. Pol-
ice for this we should.• ribs forget said a sear door was smashed to
to give thanks to an Almighty God gain entrance. The break-in was lis
and worship him in the beautyofovered by Wesley Ryckman, store
Holiness. Just try that avd what a Owner, when he arrived to open up.
peace of mind you wplil develop. Prov. Police Constable'Cecil Gibbons
is investigating.
Wild. Life In Bayfield
There is no derth of wild life in
Bayfield. The other day around four
o'clock a deer ambled down Charles
Street from the swamp. It passed
within a few feet of Jackie Weston
and Michael Scotahmer on Main St.
on their way home from school, leap-
ed -;over into Ediitghoffer's minature
&kion Tibetre
GRAND BEIM
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
DEC. 14th and 1511
NOftMA?S
BEAUTY SHOPPE
FOB APPOLtnllMUBNTS
Tel. 223 Zurich
NORMA STEINBACH Prep.
RAGS, RUGS and CARPETS
On a New (Modern Loom, Made b
Order --- SETH 0. AMENS, Zutid41,
Ont. Phone 128.
• .BLOWING -W17:.Fi- "—golf—curse and'nontinued-on is-wa.y
• Gary Ciaoper Barbara Stamv�rck While Mr and Mrs LeRoy P'oth were
• eating dinner one day theywatched a
• Anthony Quinn Ruth Roman red foxp laying around outside. Add
•• to this all the skunkss , and. racoon
• Short Subject and Comic Stru:p which defy citizens to make their
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: One"Show Each Nite `8' O'clock, that the 'an'�-nal kingdom may soon
be demanding; voters' right.—Ex.
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WEEK END SALE OF FOODS
Thusday,, Friday, Saturday - Dec. 13, 14, 15
'CHEERY MORN. Instant Coffee, large 6 -oz. Jar only.$1.29
',INSTANT CHOCOLATE MILKO. Two packages for the
.price of one package. Both for.. 43c
-MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, regular grind, at the Tow
Price of only $1.15 16 -oz
'One ,set of Oven Bawls Ior 99e. with $5.00 Order
TOMATO SOUP, all Standard Brands, 9 tins for. $1.00
HOME KETSUP, 2 11 -oz Bottles 330
',CREAM STYLE CORN, choice quality, 8 Tins for $1.00
CLARK'S TOMATO JUICE, large 48 -oz. tin, Only 25c
FRESH BREAD DAILY A LOAF .. 15c
McCORMICK'S T.AELE DAIN'T'IES, 2 PKGS FOR 39c
FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS„ 2 Lbs. for 57c
sttCiLINVINI DEW MARGARINE, 4 -'lbs. for $1.00
McINTOSH APPLES. Most :Shores ask 79c- We sell them
for a 6 -quart Basket 59c
}BA.r ANAS, For this week --end (only, 3 lbs. for 29c
Maple Leaf Weiners, 3 -lbs. for $1.00
Coleman's Summer Sausage by the Piece, per lb 59c
'1~ROZEN ORANGE JUICE, Two tins for 35c
'LARGE ASSORTIVIEIVT of 'Frozen Fish, Etc. Peas for 45c
FROZEN FRENCH FRIES, 2 Pkgs. for 33c
theak your Free Press every Thursday tor more
Specials
Open Wednesday Afternoon and Thurs., Friday
and Saturday Evening
Phone Via w C. H. THIEL - Zurich
Santa Claus 1
IN THE
Community Centre, Zurich
ON
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15th
To which all Chfitdren of Sehool Age
and younger are invited, where the
usual.Santa will appear and the
treats for the young folks will be
distributed. Dont miss it!
1 Yes, and many grown-ups will be
there to enjoy the Fun
Everybody Welcome
COME ONE! COME ALL!
Sponsored by Zurich Lions Club
Xmas. Trees
Special
SALE
OF LADIES' and GENTS
WRIST WATCHES
At only $18.95
Sold regularly for $29.50
FULLY GUARANTEED AND EX-
CEPTIONAL VALUE
SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOW!
THIS IS AN IDEAL WATCH FOR
THAT BOY OR GIRL
DIED IN .NORTH DAKOTA
Word was received here on 'Satur-
day, December 1st of 'the passing of
Adolph Steinbach at the age of 80
years. He was born and raised on
the 14th Concession, Hay Township.
When a young man he 'left for the
West and farmed lar many years,
after he left the farm and moved to
Cavalier North Dakota. He was local
agent for State Farm Insurance Co.
until his death.
The Iate Mr. Steinbach IS survived
by his wife and two daughters, three
brothers and one sister. Fred of
Cavalier, N.D., Daniel of Detroit,
Mich; Henry and Mrs. R. F. Stade
of Zurich. • Interment was Tuesday
afternoon in the Cavalier Cemetery.
Late Mrs. Ayotte
A well known former resident of
the Zurich and Blue Water district,
died at Windsor on November 27trr,
at The Metropolitian Hospital, in her
8.3Ifih year. She was an aunt to Mr
and Mrs. Leon Jeffrey of Blake and
leaves a family of two sons, Richard
and Walter. A son Paul and a da-
ghter Mary, Mrs. Ed. Lague all of
Detroit having passed on.
Her first marriage was to.,Louis Jef-
frey, who at .one time commnducted a
flour and feed (business in Zurich,
The home now occupied by Mr and
Mrs. Henry Clausius was owned by
the family for many years. The re-
mainsw ere laid to resit on Friday
November 30th in Althomous Cemet-
ery, Assumption church, Windsor.
Couple Honored by Friends
Mr and Mrs William Sparks mov-
CHOICE OX,' SCOTCH PINE OR
NORWAY SPRUCE
FRESH CUT TREKS, APPLY
NEIL WALKER, OR TO
Mousseau & Parkins Garage
Phone 103, Zurich.
FREE TOWN DELIVERY
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THE JEWELLER
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WINTER is Just Around than
Corner
For Dependable Heat alt
;Winter Long, Call:
LORNE E. HAY
LOCKER SERVICE . ROE FEED9t
Phone 10 -- ]HENSALL
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Private Car 'Ambulance Service
Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Rent
FLOWERS . FOR ALL OCCASIONS
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Emmanuel Evangelical
UNITED BRETHREN CHUiRCH
Rom. A. M. Amacher, B.A.,
BisMint.
Mrs. Milton Oesch, Organist.
Sunday, December 16th:
10 a.m. --Divine Service
Theme — Why Jesus Came.
11 aan.---Sunday School
7:30 p.m. -- Candle Light Service
Sentence ,Sermon - -- "`Chanits be
MAO God for His unlreaka'ble Gift
edfrom their farm home, Bronson
Line, 'Stanley, to their new home in
Seaforth, on Friday last. Before de-
parting from this •coramunitty, 35
friends and neighbours gathered at
the home of •'itlr and Mrs Bert Dunn,
Jr., to spend Friday evening, Novem-
ber 23rd with them.
Mrs. Colin Campbell rend an ad-
dress, expressing regret et their lea-
nn'ng the neighbo'hood, but wishing
thein every happiness in their new
home. Mrs. Peter Gin:gerich and
Fred Watscin then presented them
with a table lamp and rake, table
as token's of iih.e 'hest wishes. or the
group. :Mr. Sparks, on behalf of
mimnself and his wife, expressed his
thanks for the gifts and honor accor-
ded them, and extended a hearty in-
visatton to alt' to visit them in Sea-,
i I'.11. After an eventing of so AO
shat, refre;�`hrne,nts Were served,
Ogilvie Cake Mixes, cherry, Choc. whit,, 3 for $1.00.
Prunes, Breakfast size 1 -lb. pkg, ........nnsepeO����.23c
Flour, Robin Hood, all. purpose 7 -ib, bag bnnr.e[[5jj l
Grape Fruit, 96's, 10 for..............en......ae.e..<,.,,n ,9c
Lushus Jelly Powder, grape, black cherry,
and blk. Raspberry 3 pkgs ,,25C
Memo °emelt. WP Zurich
YRC?Uue.:F. WANTED. Phone .liSrS
SPECIALS
MEN'S RUBBER BOOTS
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, Etc.
Give Us A Gall!
1; FRESH GROCERIES 1N STOCK
THE BLAKE STORE
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