Zurich Herald, 1947-06-12, Page 1t9
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Ladies and Childrens Dresses
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Leavitt's Theatre
Exeter, Ont. Phone 135
Thursday—One night Only, June 12
DOUBLE MYSTERY THRILLERS
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STARRING.
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Friday and Saturday, June 13, 14.
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STARRING:
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Monday and Tuesday, June 16, 17.
"THE MACOMBER AFFAIRS" .
STARRING:
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Wed., Thurs., June 18, 19
"THE MAN I LOVE"
Starring: Ida Lupine, Robert Alda,
Also "BLIND SPOT" (Adult)
Milk on Sunday!
The local Zurich Dairy wishes to
announce that they will resume
Sunday milk deliveries beginning on
Sunday, June 15th. Please put
out empty bottles early.
To Hold Anniversary
The congregation of Blake United
Church are holding their Anniver-
sary on Sunday, June 22nd, at 2,.30
p.m:. ( DST.) Rev. H. E. Roppell,
Pastor of the Zurich Evangelical
Church, will be the guest .speaker..
Musical numbers will also be supplied
by talent tram his church. • The
public are cordially invited to attend
this anniversary.
WAS VERY SUCCESSFUL
With vaccination against •Smallpox
on Saturday, June 14th, the Board
of Health of Hay Township, will have
completed nine successive Saturdays
of an immunization program against
contagious diseases.
The work- has been the Trost com-
plete ever attempted in ;clay Town-
ship, and the response -and co-operat-
ion of the parents, have ;been most
gratifying. Much credit must go
to the sehool nurse, Miss. Jean Fal-
coner, for heI•ping to make it a suc-
cess.
It is hoped that all chtrdren will
avail themselves of the protection a-
gainst Smallpox since it is, :both the
most important and the most efficient
of all the inoculations; and at the
same time the easiest for the child-
ren, to endure.
Enjoyed Piano Recital
BIG FIELD DAY An audience filling the local town
Plans for the fifth annual field day hall tocapacitylast Thursday even -
of the Huron County Federation of Ing' enjoyed a very fine piano recital
rendered
Agriculture, to be held at. Exeter d: by the pupils .of Mrs. John
Memorial Park on Wednesday, an
Turkhein?; A.T. C.M. The.stage was
18th, are• nearing completion, banked wiitiv baskets of well .arrang-
ed ;lowers ef' various kinds alsa'.the
H. H. �iv;nnam,. Presxdenzt .oi : tlid ,
Ci7nadiari Fedeietion .ef"` gate the ,'14.PInd+ lead g n 'tr ie Trail,
will be the guest of .the local Federa greeted" 'ire rock Tarfge "baug5i .orf
tion. Mr. Hannam, who has rust re -
favoured
Little Marion Turlch€ixn
turned from' the Conference of Inter favoured the audience ;with a splen -
national Agricultural 1Producers
in by
vocal solo; a wedding possessib:n,
Holland, will officially open the field by the Pupils was a very attract;:v
feature with Me
day at 1.15 p.m. (D.S.T:), and wil ss:. Turl�heim at the
address the audience at that time piano. A vocal sextette was rendered
Under the management of the Bur -
on
'beautifully. +Everyrxx�[e taking theii
on County of Agriculture, the annual parts well either at piano or in song..
livestock judging competition for the Mrs. Tuxkheim was presented with a'
county will begin .at 0 a.m. Contest lovely plant and nefrror' from her
ants are asked to resister at 8 a.m.L?up?Is,eir kindness. Cad Save and .greatly' thanked them
(DST.)
An attractive program of track a7te£ , was the closing number. Thevnum
field events has been arranged+b}> the 'hers were a19. very gratifying and
athletic committee, beginning with a shows how the pupils -.are progressing
gills' softball game at 10 a.m. A with such a splendid reacher of music
baseball game for men will be the
last event on the sports program at.
4..30 p.m.
An added feature that should prove
popular is the running horse races,
open .to horses from Huron County,
with separate events for boys and
girls under 21 years of age.
"Miss Huron' will be the title given
to the Huron County girl winning -the
"Sweater Girl Contest" scheduled for
4 pm.
The usual display of educational
exhibits will be presented by sonn'of
the Departments of both Provincial
and Dominion Governments and by
newspapers from Stratford and Lan-
don.
Commercial displays by the• farm
machinery com ants, canner i e s
cheese factories, motor car manufac-
turers and others will help to make
the day interesting.
The shield presented by Racl!o Sta-
tion CKNX, to the township winning
the highest total points in the sports
events, will be presented to the win-
ner at the dance to be held in the
gymnasium at 9.30 p.m.
Busseld T. Bolton, Dublin, President
-of the Huron Co. Federation, and
chairman of the field day, says of the
fifth annual. event: "We are plan-
ning for the best field day we have
•ever staged. We are particularly
pleased and fortunate that "Herb"
Hannam is going to be our guest. If
we are favoured with good weather,I
believe we will have -a recordebreak-
ing crowd. •"
W. V. Roto, Londesboro, Secretary*
of the. County Federation, :speaking
of the year book issued this year,
says: "We have tried to make this
,bookle't not only a complete program
of all the events • of the field day, but
also a story of the aims and accom-
plishments of .Huron County Farmers
and their Federation. We hope it
will find a plow in the library of
every farm. home In the country, to be
followed in Tater yr•,nrs by annetali
editi Ons."
HYMENEAL •
McNaII—G°esch
A pretty June wedding was solem-
nized at Goshen United Church, Sat-
urday, June 7th, when Mae Marie,
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Oesch became the brine of
Clarence Ray McNeil, son or Mr. and.
Mrs. Robert McNalI,. Lucknow. Rev.
Miss Reba Hern officiated in a pret-
ty .setting of white, lilac and tulips.
Miss Kathleen Bess, Zurich, was or-
ganist and Miss Doreen McClinchey,
Varna, sang "0 Perfect Love" dur-
ing the signing of the register.
The bride entenbg the church ' on;
the arm of her father, was charming
ly gowned in ' white satin, embossed.
with a feathea= and lover's knot de-
sign, fitted,bodice with full nylon,
over taffeta skirt. She wore a finger
tip veil caught, with a halo of orange
hlossoane and carried a cascade
bouquet of peerless red roses. ';Ler
only ornament was two strands• of
pearls, gift of the groom.
Miss :Sedivila Vincent, Loncrore,. the
bridesmaid; wore a floo..rlength gown
of blue, tate with fitted lbedh_e¢, ex-
tending to a full skirt, matching
shoulder length veil and, gloves and
carried a bouquet of pink roses. She
wore gold earrings set with •seed
pearls, gift of the bride.,
Mr. -Russell Oesch, Varna, brother
et the bride, was best man, The
ushers were Mr. Earl Flaxberd, Zur-
ich and Mr. Cecil McNeal:„ Lucknow.
The reception was held at the Lit-
tle Inn, Bayiiet!d, following the cere-
mony. Mrs, Oesch received the
guests in a grey frock with navy ac-
cessories and eorsagt, of white car-
nations. Tho groom's mother chose
navy with brown accessories and core
sage of white carnations.
l -or travelling the bride chose, a
Mitre suit with bustle and white, ac-
tessories, On their return trip
from Niagara Falls and Buffalo, they
will l' Side itl Milverton,- pule
48 Hours
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IS HERE. AGAIN. GIVE YOUR CHICKS A GOOD START..
WITH THE FOLLOWING:
Pioneer Chick Starter
SCRATCH FEED, CHICK -SIZE GRIT AND OYSTER
SHELL. ALSO A FULL LINE OP MIXED FEEDS FOR
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