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Zurich Herald, 1952-11-27, Page 1: term Established 1900 ER ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY 'DAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 27 19 52 EM ANDEL !EVANGELICAL I.C. B. CHURCH Zurich — Ontario REV. H. E. ROPPEL Minister Mrs. Milton Oescb - Organist SUNDAY SERVICES. - 10:00 a.m. — Divine Worship. 11:00 a.m. — Bible School, 7:30 p.m. — Divine Worship Welcome at all Services—"Cone thou with us and we will do. thee good." Num. 10:29. WHY PAY Reckless Driver Rates If you're a careful driver you can get remarkable low rates with State Farm Mutual, the Company that dared to be different. State Farm's careful drivers make their own low Auto Insurance Rates. KEN ETUE; District Agent Phone 78 r 18. Zurich, Ont. Are You Suffering ering From Headaches? so, Have y.,ur Ewes Examined with •itthe Latest Methods and Equipment at A. L COLE, R.O. OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN GODERI( -,_ ONT. (Good Glasses at ti.+esee-enao1e Prices . ....W. - 4 ZURICH LIONS CLUB f ' b in the �r i. + 4. THE COMMUNITY CENTRE, ZURICH -% 4. 4. On THURSDAY, �' Ml R 4th 4 CHICKENS - DUCKS - and - GEESE i J t"M 10 Regular Games for 50c Admission .I. ,i, � Special Games for Geese - 3 for 25 cents WIN YOUR CHRISTMAS FOWL EARLY. Proceeds for Community 'Welfare Work. o 4r 4. Single Copies 5 Gema. Subscript= in Canada Year $2M1 r Subscription U.S.A., Year $2,511 j Had Banquet The focal Lions enjoyed their Lad- ies' Night Banquet at the 33renner House Grand Bend, Monday evening and had a most pleasant time with a big turkey dinner and a fine pro- gramme. Women's institute Zurich W. I. Entertains Grand Bend - The Zurich Women's Institute held their November meeting with Presi- dent Mrs. G. Roche presiding for the business transactions, Mrs. Roche who had been elected as delegate to the Institute .Convention held at Ho- tel ' London in October, gave a Splendid. report. Mrs. Milton McAd- + anis convenor of the program too: Charge -of the meeting. A sing song enjoyed by all taking part, gave the • iraetin.g a splendid spirit as the Cl. 13. ladies were well represented, end the meeting in general was well Id Attended. M'ss Carol Mits eeoltz re- Anee;:ed two beautieil solos. P. S. Inspector Gardiner, of God- erich, guest speaker for the evening 'agave an educational outline of the l:topic Agriculture and .Canadian In- L;dustry. He explained that all indus- • ..; tries dovetail one to the other; a gr- +Asit!ictilture is a basic industry. All. $lect_tland is not suitable for farming. SO o,, ng. per cent. of the world is starving, *'hy •b ---they cannot afford to buy. We must bring more to absorb. Well kept farm; indicate, ambition and prosperity. fiscussed furs aria rash- : ion, Tobacco farming, good business- !. men, 'fishing• basic industry; s ozen foody, plant food have improved the ST. PETER'S Evangelical Lutheran Church ZURICH — ONTARIO t:EV. E. W. HEIIMIRICH, PASTOR 0 a.m.—Divine Services. 1.15 a.m.—Sunday School. 7.80 p.rn: Vespers: Everybody Welcome to all Services NORTH AMERICAN A Mutual Company Phone 70-W WHAT DIFFERENCE WILL HALF AN HOUR. MAKE Half .an hour out. ' of a 'lifetime seems insignificant enough yet lives can be drastically changed in that time. Half an hour now spent with your life insurance counsellor may mean the difference between hard.- ship ard-ship and •comfort for your loved ones when your last half hour MIS passed. Take those thirty minutes today and set up a life insurance adequate for your needs. rry Ur ffman LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY All Profits for Policyholders Dashwood, Ont. ill wd ': �,quu.;.i •, 4,�lii `,'J, I.1 . v., 4Y'N: U':f -. '9Nf'txn"%_.': •-6•Ne w r St fre )1-a s Bye Frosted. Foods FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE FRUITS - VEGETABLES .. FISH, - ETC. eek -end Specials Dloes Fancy Fruit Cocktail 20 -oz tin 29c Campbell's Tomato 'Soup 2 tin's 13c Choice Golden Cream Corn 2, 20 -oz tins 29c .:39c Australian Sultana Raisins nibs Phone 040 C. H. THIEL Zurich MARK YOUR BALLOT ILLSLE , FOR POLICE TRUSTEE Being unable to personally each one of our Village. Ire fully solicit your vote in tha c election. Phone 421 r fishing industry. Mining, =en /and - EXEVR "' unexplored as yet. Explained the advant^sse of deepening the St. Law- rence Waterways. Iron is the most important of minerals, oil, radium used for medical purposes anct ship- ped to the States for Atomic Bombs. Radium may be used- as a su'ostttute ar Hydro, etc. Aluminum in Can- xda is of the largest manufacturers. Thurs., Fri., Sat. Nov. 27 2S 29• THE LION AND THE HORSSE - Steve Cochrane Sherry rat on The wildest beast -battle that ;.er roared across the high walled cat_ iy' • country bc: Monday, Tuesday i.'.. i, ' "ABOUT FACE" + Gordon MacRae Eddie Bracken. Virginia Gibson Here's the most youthful'est, Joyful - 'est Colorful'est ever. ;Wednesday, Thursday Dec. 8, 3 ".GIRL IN WHITE" June Allyson Arthur Kennedy The revealing story of a Lady Doctor 41 1... t eatre GRAND BED Nov. 28-29 Nick Cravat Friday, Saturday Burt Lancaster Eva Bartok CRIMSON PIRATE Technicolor Undisputed Sling of the Seven. Seas Filmed in Flaming Technicolor • Cartoon "Beep Beep" jTuesclay, Wednesday Dec, 2, • ' 3 Pandora And The Flying Dutchman Ava Gardner James 'Mason Two great Stars living memorable moments in a wonderful tecnnicolor picture. Paramount Newsreel NORMA'S , BEAUTY SHOPPE FOR APPOINTMENTS Tel. 228. Zurich NORMA STEINBACH - Prop. pausiamaiMalilmisararammlixanesammisill ar -new. t <iAs nt crduc III 'New Foundlarid such as forest production. Wood made in Rayon and paper. Mr. Gardiner's speech was appreciated and the ladies hoped to have him again.- Thanks was expres- sed for his willingness to give of his time to this meeting. A number in song was given by the G. B. Ladies. Also as number by the Zurich ladies. The meeting closed with singing 0' Canada. Refreshments wcsr served by the comm. Mrs. McAdams, Mr,s. Philip Hartman and Mrs. Tetreau. Erasa. EARL HEYWOOD RCA VICTOR RECORDING ARTIST .and. the CKNX Barn Dance Gang IN THE Community Centre, Zurich ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27th. Dancing 10 to 1 Come and enjoy this evening's En- tertainment n tertainment with this popular Dance Orchestra Sponsored by the Community Centre. Board Ad'inission THE NOMINATION The Hay Township nomination was held in the Township Hall on Friday afternoon last with a very light at- tendance. The old enthusiasm that used to prevail at these meetings seems to have had their day, or i; it that they are held earlier in the year, we do net know. The reeve in his opening address remarked about the small attendance and hoped that the ratepayers are satisfied w:ch their past year's work. Mr. Campbell al- • so went over the work in general, as well as the County Council woi^k, which is getting to be rather big business with the hundreds or tirctts- ands of dollars involved in their work The various Councillors also gave a good account of their work ailoted to them. And as no new councillors • were nominated the Clerk declared th.e old council re-elected fur the year 1958 as follows: Reeve,, Earl Campbell; Councillors V. 13ecker, L. H. Rader, Gus Roche, and Irvin Willert. For three School Truetees, Elmer Rowe, Leonard Erb, Lloyd Hendrick and E. 13. Horner. The latter who has been a memtser on the board since its inauguration, did not wish to stand and so was ex- cused from office. POLICE VILLAGE The nomination for Zuri,:h lblice Village was held in the town nail in the evening with a fait attendance. ive names were nomieartel, namely the three old member, ,T. M. Turk - helm, Lloyd Mi'•feed S,hrlbe and two new ones: O'Brien,Reg. Ifisley and Milt Dents.. Four qualified a; the late ter mentioned did not qu:lifv .o on Monday next,, Deccmhee lst, there will be an election for Police Village 1 Trustees in Zurich, sonrcith'n; ::::e have not had for some time. this is our democratic way of l People are entitled to a free v of their choice of oflli alta, Poll will be held in the 'i own Frail, Ott Monday, from , the hour of 9 o'clock, a.rn. until 5 o'clock, p.m. 'I'he Clerk, Mr. H. W, lir&:en,shire 't ill 75 Cents w act as returning 011ie.*r, —50 ONLY— ENGLISH BONE CHINA TEAS AND SAUCERS FOR $1.00 SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOW VALUES UP TO $2.00 Rose Point A NEW PATTERN IN BREAKFAST 38 PIECE SETS ONLY $13.95 A - H jeweler and Registered Optician. RAG. RUGS and CARPET On a New Modems Loom, Me Order — Seth Zug"0. Amaxuz, Zu Ont. Phone 128. INVITES YOU TO JOIN ITS HOST OF FRIENDS L ©I3NE a KILER LOCKER SERVICE - . ROE FEED WHITE ROSE FUEL OIL Phone 10 — HENSALL, ONTO aaewe 9 4a 9 tti 4. 4. 4. a GOSS Licensed Embalraer and Funeral Directot Private Car Ambulance Service Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Rent FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Day and Night Service Telephone: Res. - 89 or 122, Zurich 3 4. 6 e 4a 6 4. i lti OWASSOCEMOOZOGO `tea01 yrr , +e We are ever at your service with the, best line obtainable of FRESH GROCERIES All Fresh Vegetables, Fruits in Season as well Canned Fruits and Vegetables on. hand Candies -, Nuts - and Confectionery in auppiy GIVE US A CALL enno Oe c - Zurich PRODUCE WANTED. Phone 165 START YOUR FLOCK ON "BIG -THREE' LAYING MASH„ AND PELLETS FOR BIG RETURNS WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF FEEDS rOR ALL YOUR NEEDS GROCERY SPECIALS ZINK JAR RINGS, DOZEN 33C MASON QUART JARS, MED. DOZEN ...... • • CORN FLAKES, LARGE PKG. ... . ........ + • + , ° ^ • • , 25C CHOC, MARSHMELLOW COOKIES, LB... .... • . • , .49C Good Supply of Fresh Groceries always on Handl GIVE US A CALL! 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