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11 so, Have your byes Examined with
f he Latest Methods mnd Equipment at
A. I.. COLE, R.O.
OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN
GODER•I — ONT.
Good Glasses at fnaole Prices
NOTLCE
The •Womeris;' Phstitute of ,Zurich
gill sponsor• as aaro:atenr Talent Show•
• in the near future. Wateh 'for• par-
oculars. All; those, iaatereSted•. , • nail
Mrs. Gus Roche, Phone 88-4.
The Voice of Temperance
The strength of the Canada Temp-
erance Act iis:that it does not provide
for outlets far the salt of liquor. It.
does not allow the opening of liquor
stares or 'beverage rooms or cocktail
lounges in the kolvena. and villages {af
Huron, County., lit pstoa,,ides that lig;
ezor can ale ordexeclt from. outlets out -
aide the county aadl e�aai be brought
in by licensed carrier. This 'allows
the man :who wants, liquor to have it.
At the same time; i1U s.vaes the towns
:and villages of Blur= from the men-
ace of liquor +cutre s: The significance
of this is that liquor is not so easily
• available; with the result that not
so much liquor is: consumed; with
the further result IA hat the ev:il effects
• of drinking are kept within narrower
limits. If the peg...4e of Huron. want
protection agaietst the deadly menace
- of the liquor traffic they will retain
the , Clanad+a Tezance" Act which,
towns aa 'fa '
om liquordolma, and beverage e
:rooms and an other (lienor; tontlets<
ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING,:;
Aron Theatre
GRAND BEND
Presents for Your. Enjoyment. the
Following Attractions
Friday, Saturday Feb. 1st, 2nd
The Great Caruso
(Technicolor)
You Must See This One!
Mario Lanza, • and Ann Blyth
Shorts and Comics.
Two Shows 7.30 and 9.30.
Tuesday, Wednesday Feb. 5.6
FOR HEAVENS SAKE
Do Not Miss This One!
Joan Bennett and Robert Curnatings
News Reel and Comics.
WATCH FOR .OUR WEEKLY ADD.
WE HAVE AN EXCEPTIONALLY
LOT OF GOOD PICTURES C0'J-
ING.
'CARDS OF THANKS •
I wish 'to .greatly thana all my
friends who so kindly remembered
me with cards, flowers, treats, •call:,
and best wishes while a patient at
the Hospital, London. — Theodore
:Ba!berer.
Mr. Daniel. Gaseho wishes to thank
all his friends ,for their thoughtful-
ness in remembering him with Cards,
get -well wishes, treats and visits
while :a patient at Victoria Hospital,
London.
BOHN
At the Farwell Nursing Home,
Zurich, on January 27th to Mr and
Mrs. Napoleon Bedard a daughter,
Gail Mary . Angela.,
W'HAT'S NEW AT THE LIBRARY?
New members, 24. to date.. Which
fact indicates that public interest ie.
t� Y L l raiy ,has, been; •tiriotra4`
Further report next week.
A 'new .board was electees at the
annual meeting held on January 19,
5. Marry No man/ 9u'azerc ZDame
Pun1er'c 1- Director — Primate C'&r „41ri,bribbitoe,
Member of Ontario Funeral Association
Holder Of S+T'. JCHN'S AMBULANCE FIRST AID CERTIFICATE
• Pe tab e OXYGEN Equipment
HOSPITAL, BEDS TO RENT—INVALID CHAIR TO LOAN
FRESH Ff.OWi "S SUPPLIED FROM MITCHELL NURSERIES
WE WIRE ANYWHERE
24 Hausa Service — Dashwood Tel. 70W.
TIEL'S
BuLperior Store
Stock Cleari
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Commencing Tues..Ban.22
g
GOODS MARKED LOW IN ORDER TO
SELL (QUICKLY
MEN'S :AND BOYS' 'EAR - LADIES,
AND"GIRLS' WEAR
Floor C;oveirings, 'Blankets, China, Dry
Goods - Etc.
COME IN TOR A BARGAIN! . .
none T - C. ] I. THIEL Zurich
I
Lyric The0tro
Phone 421
EXETER
Friday, Saturday Feb. 1, 2
Across The Wide Missouri
Clarks Gable Ricardo Montalhan
A year in the making. Thousands
in the cast.
Monday, Tuesday Feb, 4, 5.
I'LL GET BYE
Lun:digan. Juane Haver
Color By Technicolor
You'LL Swing into high with "I'll
Get Bye"
Wednesday, Thursday Feb. C, 7
THE MEN
Marion Brando Teresa Wright
Adult Entertainment
A completely new experience •between
men and women
Children may purchase admnssion
t'..kete at our box office between
5.80 and 6 p.m. .on Saturday w.thout
being accompanied by 'an adult for
Saturday 6 pan. show.
as follows: Mr. Henry Howald, Mr.
Milford Schilbe, Mr. Wm. Siebert,
Mrs. Bryce Mack, Mrs. Harold Stacie
Mrs. David Meyers, Mrs. Joan Will-
ert and Bruce J. Klopp. All serve
gratis, of course.
New magazines will be on tend -
shortly: e.g. American Ladies' -Home
Journal; Hockey News; Baseball'
Magazine; Wee Wisdom. All this
is yours for $1..00 for a whole year.
Hours: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
afternoon and Saturday evening.
THE.. CANADIAN- NATIONAL IN-
'; Q}R THE :-BT-I
�T;1'iU1.E F
Re: Building Fund Campaign
A special financial campaign to
raise $150,000 has been launched in
this• district to The Canadian Nation-
al•Institute for the Blind. The amo-
unt to be raised in this County for
the Western Ontario Hume and Ser-
vice Centre for the Blind, soon to be
built in. London, is $10,000. The
building will benefit 400 blind peo-
pie from the Counties of Elgin, Hur-
on, Middlesex, and Perth, providing
a well. -rounded program of social re-
d'ustment •crafts hobbies work -
a J , ,
shops and recreation designed to lead
the sightless citizenry ' to a . happier
and more useful way of life than
ever before. The'building will be a
credit to, the district and all sighted
people will be glad to have a share
in it. This campaign means building
lives for the blind right here in this
County. Please be generou.s Don-
ations are exempt from income tax thrilling game that had the fans in
and may be sent to The Canadian, a continual uproar all night. This
National Institute for the Blind, co. game was really a Doozer and any -
S. B. Taylor, Exeter, Ont. one not seeing it missed the best and
!Most exciting spectacle of the season.
tOundy started the Zurich team en
it's way by firing a blazing shot into
JANUARY 31 1952
Single Copies 6 Cents.
Subscripton in Canada Year V.011:$
Subscription U.S.A., Year $2,50
kitOine From. Hospital
Mr. Theoe flaberer returned from
Victoria Ho pital, London and is pro-
gressing very good. Also Mr. Dan-
iel Gascho-'of town. We wish both
a very speedy recovery.
Hockey Games
Hockey damesof interest to the
local fans . for the corning week are.
Jan. 31st; Zurich at Lucan; Feb. lst,
Hensall at Dashwood; 4th Dashwood
at Thedfordi 6th Hensall at Zurich;
7th, Ildesttoii. at Dashwood; 8th Dash-
wood at E 'user, and Zurich atThed-
ford; lith Dash"wood at Zurich; 12,
Dashwood`.at Lucan. In the Juvenile
on. Feb 1s Zurich at Ethel.
sjured In Fall
The inatet lfriends of Mrs. A. C.
Kal,bfleisch'`' of ; town will regret to
learn that ',Fist Thursday while Mrs.
Kalbfleisc t aae emptying the • tea
pot off the ? nal'1^• back verandah of
their 'home, " ot knowing it being cov-
ered with `''thin coating of ice, she
fell and a a;+erg other bruises and a
bad shakin sup, she fractured a few
ribs, ;and 1, be laid up for some
time. We w. sh her every success in
her recove >r;
.. I. Banquet
A lovely; . time was enjoyed last
Thursday ening •inthe town hall.,
Zurich, wh, fi, the ladies of tiie Wom-
ens' Institi't ` enterta^fined their hus-
bands to ai d'elicious meal. The table
r.=
setting loo ed attractive in the Til-
1
col S. yellow and blue, along
with, the , }fi4 eats and a splendid
social api ' All sat down to this
boun!tifti1 +`Yleper. Prayer was led
f' 1:" 3 `e T ev 'n
k.., ie etx Q•'.
l?y� y �-ate a t.
Wei' e jroyte t -iwith a short prograrii,
social chats and games, Those receiv-
ing prizes for the ladies, Mrs. Mary
Manson, Mrs. Leonard Erb; for the
men, Mr. Philip Hartman and Elmore
Klopp. Before returning home a hot
cup of tea and cookies being served.
A vote of thanks was tendered to the
ladies by C. L. Smith and endorsed
by E. F. Klopp which was well re-
sponded by the men. . All returning
home after a happy evening together
HOCKEY NEWS
(By W. A. S.)
Playing ,before a near capacity
crowd of 1,030 hockey -mad fans at
The Babe Siebert Memorial Arena in
Zurich on Monday night, the Zurich
team defeated the big, strong, Irish
Six of Lucan in a clean, fast and
Youthfor Cfl ris
the net from, the blue line and the
(first period ended with that score:
Brings Zurich 1, Lucan 0. In the second
THE EUREKA JUBILEE SINGERS period Lucan came back strong and
t scored three times when Stevenson,
FAMED DARi{EY SEXTET 1 Hardy and Watson each blinked the
And red light with no return from :he
home team. Just why Zurich's team
EVON HEDLEY -- Canada's Leader did not score is a mystery, because
of Y. F. C. - A Dynamic and Ag_ they certainly did everything else
gressive Speukes but, having a good share of the play
A Fine Setup for a Wonderful and missing numerous goals by seine
Program in the 'tough luck. However ' in the third
CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL i period the • linea of Hesse, Frawley
and Baird began to click on their
On plays and really turned it on. Baird
got the first goal 'en a neat pass from
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd. IHesse only to have Lucan come right
At 8.00 p.m. back and get the point back on a
—_ — -- goal by F. Revington. Frawley' then
ANNUAL MEETING scored en passes fr in Bairdand
Besse and with only a few initiates
The 77th Annual Meeting of the r of play remaining Hee:e tied up the
+T1 :licy'•-holders of game on 'pauses from Frawley and
THE HAY TOWNSHIP FARMERS' ,13aircl^ At this point the Zurich sup -
MUTUAL "FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Will beheld in the
Town Hall, Zurich
On
MONDAY, the 18th day of February
1952 at Two o'elock,
BUSINESS:
1. Receiving Reports of the Presid-
ent, Secretaryie"lreasarer and Atu1•
itori
'1' pass a motion to <unen 1 ...
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porters went wild with joy and al-
most before the din died d-wn Baird
sr;red his second and the winning
goal of the period and game on a
Pass from Frawley with. only about
thirty sec:ids to go before .full time.
That was the ld hockey: game folks
and l,elieve me you never saw such
a cloyed of jubilant and hockey -mad
'fans in your life. It was a thriller(
i+h a capt.a.l 'I' and all the boys
NORMA'S
BEAUTY SHOPPE
FOR APPOINTMENTS
Tel. 1228, Zurich
NORMA STEINBACH Prop.
RAG RUGS and CARPETS
On a New Modern Loom, Made St--
Order
dea-Order --- Seth O. Amann, Zwick
Ont. • Phone 128.
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VALUE
17 JEWEL
Men's Waterproof Strap
WATCHES
Shockproof '
Dustproof -
Radium Dial
Unbreakable Crystal
FULLY GUARANTEED
$33.00
A G. HESS
Jeweler and Registered
Optician. -
Colder Weather
With the Colder, Weather .were you
can depend on warmer homes by
using
BLUE COAL - -
Solve your heating problems this
easy way and use the Coal that will
definitely • assure you continuous heat
throughout the winter months.
LORNE EILER
HENSALL
Office Telephone 10,
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Private Car Ambulance Service
Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Rent
FLOWERS ;FOR' Ae+GCCASKINSA,���;y�;�„
Day and Night Service
Telephone: Res. 89 or 122, Zurich
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By-law li'eii the date of tin ti , +:, .; c n aunt,-np t, ante, with the
Mieetinag
8. The discus:ort 'of other matter., in
the interest of the Company.
A Go ad Attendance is Reque;:ted.
William TI Ai), President.
Tres'icrt K. Eft.; .;c^., l.': aetary.
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We are ever at your service with the beat lines
obtainable of
FRESH GROCERIES
All Fresh Vegetables, Fruits in Season as well as
Canned Fruits and Vegetables on hand
Candies - Nuts - and Confectionery in supply
GIVE US A CALL
Menno Desi,}:° Zinc .
PRODUCE WANTED.
illimmiesensmorenimarosreent
6recrecker-, These two teams play
oagain at Lucan .an January 31st: at
fire new arena in Lede tn, The
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teat havoc Lame will be with i. l
lic:.t.;ttll teasel on February 6th.ailAne > s+tregra ak
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Phone i 65
WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF
Cold Weather
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LINED AND UNLINED SMOCKS, JACKETS
Overalls, Wank Pants, Underwear, Etc. Etc.
JUST IN --- New Pattern Prints and Flannellette.
GIVE US A CALL(
Good Supply of
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Schwartz
Fresh Groceries
ntruber, Props
always on 1-Iald °
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Phone 1141
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