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IN MEMORIAM
'olinfer–=In; Moving memory of our
ieaar mother, !Mrs. :Saraih Kipfer,
Who passed away 13 years ago, Dec-
-,amber 24, 1942.
What would we igiie if we. could say
!Hello Mother, in the same .old way
"To hear her voice and see her smile
'."'A it with her and. iehat awhile.
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Agricultural Office News
'Clinton, Dec. 15th.
CROP !REPORT — 15 Applies ti-
-•!rns have glAte in from Huron Co.
-"runty ,for :the Winter ,Short Course at
"the Ontario Agricultural College.
Pall Meetings and Banquets of Farm
'Orgamizfaitiosins have been well at -
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ZURICH, ONTARIO. THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER
20 1956
Chester L. Smith, Publisher.
Subscription in Canada, $2.01 a Yate
Subscription U.S.A., Year $2,5$..
NOTICE
To Our Milk Customers—:
Please Note that no deliveries will
be made on December 25th and Dec.
26th, and on January let and 2nd.
In order to meet your additional
requirements would you please put in
your supply ibafloa•e these dates.
"Wishing each and everyone
Joyous :Christmas Season and
Happy New Year!
The Zurich Dairy
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60.c per pound for, small birds and
tended. .Christmas Concerts and
Parties are now the !order of the
day in Rural Communities.
Christmas Turkeys are in. plenti-
ful. supply with .Growers receiving
58c. per pound for 1arge birds. A.
Blyth area Grower shipped: 000
turkeys to Northern Ontario this!
week.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to greatly thank all the
neighbours and friends for the as-
sistance, sympathy, . etc„ extended
to us cluainig our !bereavement. A;'[P
special thanks to the Sewing Circle
it
Wishing all Our Readers and many Friends
A Real Good Old Fashioned Christmas
Filed With ` Joy and .. Merriment of the
Birth . of the . Christ Child.
And .may the New Year bring one
an much Happiness and Prosperity
The Herald Staff
Extending to One and All
Season's Greetings!
Is At Hospital
for their kindness. .Miss *Donna Oesch is progressing
Mrs. ,Christian.: Schwartzentrub; r
favourably after an appendix roper -
and !Family. ° ation at the 'Clinton. Public Hospital
011 Monday. Her friends wish her
a speedy recovery.
Hear Ye! Hear Ye.. • Lions Club News
Zurich Lions Club had Ladies' Nite
on ''Illionday evening instead of the re -
New Years Eve. gular meeting, it being the Christ-
mas Meeting and the fraus and girl
D friends snie invited and turned out
very well, and an arousing meeting
! was held, turkey dinner being sere -
IN THE by the ,capable management of the
Dominion House. Mrs. H. G. Hess
Community Centre, Zurich presided at the piano and Lions
ON Leroy O'Brien and Delbert Geiger
MONDAY, DECEMBER 31st led the singing, and how those Lions
Dancing 9.00 p.m. Till, A and Lioness did eat and sing. After
Dance out the Old. Dance to :'the the supper the party went to the
New Year! Community Centre where pictures and
A GOOD ORCHESTRA IN ATTEND- slides :were shown of the Centennial
ANCE
HATS, HORNS FUN FOR ALL
Sponsored by your Community Centre
Board
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SAVE At
THIEL'S
Superior Market
We Wish to Extend
SEASON'S GREETINGS
And THANKS to our Friends and
Customers for pleasant Dealings
in 1956
And May We Continue to serve You
in 1957
'THIEL'S SUPERIOR
FOOD MARKET
parade last summer by Mrs. Earl
Y:ungblut and Victor Dinrulin. Some
enjoyed themselves in, gaanes, etc.,
and the evening passed all too rap-
idly.
PLAN NOW TO ATTEND TRIS Celebrate Anniversary
GALA 'C{ELEBRATZON AND. • 50 YEARS WED
Dance Mr and Mrs. Edward V. Wilhelm
of !Stratford celelbrated their golden
wedding anniversary on December
9th, when Mr and Mrs• Norman
-Weber of Baden, entertained cit a
family dinner an their hlonlop. Mrs.
Weber is a daughter of the couple.
Mr and Mrs Wilhelm were married
in Zurich, December 1.2th, 1906 and
farmed on the homestead immediate-
ly north of Baden. until 1908 when
they moved to Haysvnille. They later.
(took up residence m New Hamburg
Jane. Wyman Sterling Hayden prior to farming an the Stratford
Nancy Olson Steve Fgarest trict and on their retirement in. 1951
Jane -was ready to forget tha; she moved to Stratford to reside. Mr.
ever was' a Lady , Wilhelm, who is a brother of Mrs.
Cia,n �tr,.p 'atzci wlioei .,u•r�ct; C. O..S!inath, sof the Blue Water Hi-
- Wai !horn nearBaden
Wishing all our Patrons and in 1884 and his. wife„ the former
Friends Lucinda S,araras was horn on the B.
Water Highway, Hay Township in
SEASON'S GREETINGS � 1887. The, couple. have three child
ren, Delton of Baden; AT= at ✓nouns,
One Show Each Nite 8' and Mts. Welber, Badetr. There are
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two grandchildren.
CHAMBER MEET
Zurich Chamber of Commerce en -
I joyed. their 'Christmas' turkey dln-
® dinner• at the Dominion !Mouse last.
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!Thursday evening, Dec. 13th, with
fu11I -attendance; grace being said
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Phone 140 C. 14. THIEL - Zurich
Ai.dou Theatre
GRAND BEND ,
FRIDAY and 'SATUURDA.Y
DECEMBER '21st and 224
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NORMA'S
BEAUTY SHOPPE
FOR APPOINTMENTS
Tel. 223 Zurich
NORMA STEINBACH - Prap.
RAGS, RUGS and CARPE'
On .a New !Modern Loom, Made iist
order -- SETH 0. AMENS, "Zurl
Ont. Phone 1.28.
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
Xmas
by Rev. A. M. Amachei who is
CI DICE OF SCOTCH- 1"`LNE' C'the
-Chalpl�aiiin for the year. President
NORWAY SPRUCE I Dennis: Bedard. !occupied the chair
FRESH CUT TREES',. A.PPLT and presented four new.candidates
farmeraberahip. BillSiebert, secret-
ary, read the last minutes which were
adopted. E. E. Weido, treasurer,
repotted a balance .of $160 in the
treasury. A hearty vote or thanks
was tendered the D'omniniocn• House for
the sumiptuou.s supper and fine ac-
eromoldation. Mr and Mrs. Milton.
Gesch liven things- up by leading in
the singing of Christmas Carols. A
discussion was held regarding the
free use of the Haw Town Hall far
the Cubs,, Scouts, Etc., and a com-
mittee was appointed to look into
Advent Service, December 23rd.. the matter. Various committees
10:00 a.m. — Service and. Holy Com- were called and gave favourable re-
ports. A draw was- held at the dose
of which the lucky ones were: No.
prat 1, James Parkins,; No. 2, C. L. Smith,
3, Elgin 'McKinley, 4, Ted Steinbach.
grown. The meeting closed with a good spir-
Chri:stmas Morning, Dec. 25th. it and are looking forward for 1957
7 :0-0 a.m.—A Christmas service with to be an active one with the good
a Christmas message. organization appointed.
Sunday after Christmas, Dec. 30th. 1
NEIL WALKER, 0P TO
Mousseau & Parlt4m Garage
Phone 103, Zurich_
FREE TOWN DELIVERY
Christmastide Services at
St. Peter's Ev. Lutheran
Church
A. G. HESS
THE JEWELLER
EXTENDING T() ALL ,
A Very Merry Christmasll
A Very Happy New Year!
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LORNE E HAY -
LOCKER SERVICE - ROE FEEDS
Phone 10 --•- BENSALL
Christmas Eve., DO;. 24th.
7:30 p.nn. — •Sunday.School
OBITUARY
10:00 a.m.—Service. Late Christian Schwartzentruber
7:30 p.m.—Showing of sound film l Christian. Schwartzentruber 7R,
entitled: "The .Prince Of Peace". 1956died his residence, eside e, at Blake after
7 30 p.m—Service Eve., Dec.$1st. a rather lengthy illness of some
7 a30 p. and Service
Pastor and Mrs. 0. Winter extend 'months farmed most of his life on the
heartfelt Season's Greetings to ail Bronson line, Hay Township, moving
their friends in Zurich and Dist- ats
o member beake r of theeven family the He �1 to
riot. Mr and .Nits. Christian Sc]twartzen-
Emumanuel Evangelical truber, pioneer settlers of that dist-
trice.
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH !Surviving
besides Zehrrs his wife, the
ter-
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Ed-
mund of Blake; and two 'daughters,
Mrs. Rut Bachetrt• and Mrs. Harold
Widrick both of Hay, in the ]lake
vied nity.
The remains rested at the West-
lake funeral home, Zurieh until Sat-
l'Iteme– Cdtristnnas Without Christ urtoday the noon homewhen
of Mrremoval
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Widricllt, ,ftenn where the funernj
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FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
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Rev. A. M. Amacher, B.A., B.D„
Minister
Mrs. Milton Oesch, Organist.
Sunday, Dec. 23rd.
i].10 a.m.---Christmas Service
7,30 pan—Sunclay School Christmas
Programme.
We invite all hero worship 'with t"i,
in. adiaratign alts Jesus C11tt:'ttr our
Saviour,
took .01,ce on Monday at 1.30 .lzm.
followed 'by service in the A, M.
church for sorviice, conducted :��• the.
Rev. +'pht:�iarn (;ingerich and Peter
Nafzi„•ate. Interment was, wade. in
the f; ,,tt 11111g cemete1 y;
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Grocery Store
Mincemeat (Libby's) 25-f1. oz. can
Tomato Juice (Rosedale 4 -oz can
Coffee Lucky Dollar 1-1b. bag
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Pie Cherries (Aylmer) 15 -oz. can ....
Tomato Catsup (Campbell's) 13 -oz.
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bottle. —.25c
Extending to One and All:
SEASON'S GREETINGS
Memo Oesch - Zurich
PRODUCE WANTED.
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SPECIALS
Greatly `Thanking you, 'for Your Patron-
age in the past, and wishing for a
VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS
and a
HAPPY NEW YEAR
f,J FRESH GROCERIES IN STOCK
THE SLAKE STORE
Schwartzentruber, Prop.
Phone 11417
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