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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 17 9 49
ARTHUR FRASER
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EXETER
'OFFICE :-Corner Ann, William Sts.
Phone: Exeter 355W.
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Wednesday, 2 to 5 p.m., at Zurich
At (New Twnp. Office)
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I have taken over the business of
the late Herb Krueger Ind will be
associated with Bert Carr in the
Barber Shop business. I am also
operating the Tobacco and Soft
Drinks, and also the Pool Room.
Come, in and see me for ail your
needs along this line. You Patron-
age will be appreciated.
DENNIS DENOMME.
HAD 95TH ANNIVERSARY
Mr and Mrs John M. Govenlock,
well-known. residents of; Seaf orth,
celebrated their 65th wedding anni-
versary Saturday last with a ramily
dinner and reception at their Borne.
They are both in fairly good health,
and are enjoying life very much.
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WE ARE NOW IN A POSITION TO
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TILE IN ALMOST ANY COLOUR. PRICES
AND SUGGESTIONS GLADLY GIVEN.
FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES, GROCERIES
EACH WEEK!
Phone 1.40 Ca 0. THIEL - Zurich
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Afternoon
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THE EVANGELICAL U. B. LAD.
1ES' MEMBERS ARE HOLDING A
BAZAAR AND AFTERNOON TEA
IN THE
Hall, Zurich
Town
MEMORIAL CENTRE
Trusses Are In Position
The wonderful weather and good
workmanship have so helped the
"Babe Siebert" Memorial Centre
project that already -,itis a landmark
which can now be seen a great dis„
tance awa . With all the trusses
coinplete.d. The willing worlters
were much appreciated and helped
to do a fine job so far. The struct-
ure is now ready far the metal cov-
ering.
overing.
I'atl Musical Concert
Last.' xursday, evening the l7alvary
U.B. Ci!brch, Dashwood, was crowded
to the oohs. to listen to toe program
which ;as presented by the Toronto
Star in co-operation with the Dash-
wood church choir. The Commodores
Male Quartet of Toronto. The local
choir.. udder the leadership of Mrs.
Mervyn- Tiernan gave two very able
nunibers.at'the beginning of the prc-
gr am :;iss Nancy Tiernan favoured
the all .fence with two (piano solos,
well re
male q
hour el
music rodhich was super. Their mes-
sages of song were highly appreciat-
ed, their'' harmony ,outstanding. This
being a real treat to all listeners.
The members of the Ladies' Aid ser-
ved delicious luncheon in the base-
ment after the program and a lovely
socialjaur was enjoyed.
On
. Saturday Afternoon
November 26th.
From 3 to 6 O'Cloek, p.m.
B O O T H
Home Baking, Candy, Fish Pond,
Fancy Woik, Farm ";Cable and Aprons
will be en display. A fine arrange
ment is on hand.
You will want to do your Christmas
Shopping at these Booths. • ComF.
and bring your friends. Do no;
miss this splendid opportunity!
,aired and well received. The
stet then presented a two
cert of classical and sacred
Announcement
Mr and Mrs. Herb •Mousseau of
Zurich, announce the engagement of
their (youngest daughter; Juanita
Joyce, to Reginald G. Black, son of
air and Mrs Fred A. Black, Paynton,
Sask. The marriage to take place in
St. 'P'eter's Ev. Lutheran church,
Zurich, December lst.
HYMENEAL
Married at Staffs
The United Church Parsonage at
Staffa, was the setting for the wed-
ding of Emma Jean, daughter of •and and Mrs. Garnet Taylor, Strife,
Floyd Rae Armstrong, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Armstrong, Zurich. Rev.
A. H. Daynard performed the cere-
mony. The bride wore a navy gab-
ardine suit with navly and pink ac-
cessories and a corsage of red roses
and white 'mums. Miss Myrtle Tay-
lor, sister of the bride, was brides•
maid, wearing a gray gabardine suit,
black and pink accessories with a
corsage of pink roses nd wh
te o+fnums
the
Ronald Armstrong, brothel.
groom, was best man. After a recep-
tion the couple left on a weddin;r
trip to Detroit and Chicago. Tho
bride wore a midnight blue topcoat
over her shit. Mr and Mr. Armstrong
, will reside in Zurich.
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FOR APPOINTMENTS
Tel. 223. Zurich
NORMA STEINBACH - Prop.
NEW
RAG RUGS and CARPETS
On a New Modern Loom, Made to
Order - Seth O. Amann, Zurich„
Ont. Phone 12$.
OF FANCY ENGLISH BONE
CHINA, CUPS AND SAUCERS
$1.00 TO $6.00
SEE OUR NEW CRYSTAL GLASS 1
STEMWARE 'IN SHERBETS, GOB-
LETS. PLATES, TOMATO JUICE
ETC. AT $5.95 FOR $8.
HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW
COMMUNITY PLATE PATTERN
EVENING STAR
Farm Forum
unique Farm For=met al
ie of Mr and Mrs Carl Oes-
for their first meeting of the
dere Were 20 members pres-
discussion went as fol]ov:s•
6aaiChanges in -_recreational;
actrvatieres: in our community are as
folio for the last 25 years: form
ation .of new service clubs, as well as
recreation 'buildings and a theatre.
2. =Town and farm people should
get together for recreational. purposo
es. Town and farm people should
co-operate.
3. In planning a well-balanced
recreational :program one should have
sports for children, swimming pools,
educational pictures and voluntary
programs.
The nett meeting will be 'field at
Mr and Mrs. Delbert Geiger's with
Mr. Roland Geiger discussion leader.
OBITUARY
There passed away in Zurich on
Monday November 14th, one of its
elder residents in the person of Mrs.
Martin Wurm, nee Eliza Prang, be
loved companion of the late Martin
Wurm in her 87th year. Mrs. Wurm
was up and around as astral till the
last week or so when she took a bad
heart attack and finally life passed
away. Surviving are one son Nelsen
Wurm of Zurich and a daughter,
Mrs. Edna Osweld of Zurich; one
brother, Louis Prang of Zurich; six
grandchildren and 8 great grandchil-
dren. The body is resting at the
Westlake Funeral Horne from where
the funeral will be held on Thursday
at 2.30 p.m. with interment in the
St. Peter's Lutheran cemetery Rev.
E. W. Heinrich, officiating.
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Following Attractions
Edward W. Stoskopf
Edward W. Stoskopf, 68, of 18
Louisa Street Kitchener, died of a
heart attack at his home on Wednes-
day, Nov. 9th. Born in Seebach's
Hill, he went to Kitchener in 1921.
A veterinarian, he graduated from
the Ontario Vetinarian College in
1907, when he came to Zurich and
Practised until he went to Kitchener
He attended St. Marie's Lutheran
Church and was active in church
work. Member of thebuilding com-
mittee when the new church was
built, and served on the council for
many years. He was a son of the
late Adam Stoskopf and Caroline
Seebach. Surviving are his widow,
the former Adeline Johnson, former-
ly of Zurich; one brother, George of
Sebringville; three ;sisters, Mr $. F.
Tacob, Mrs. Carrie Robfritsch, both
of Sebringville and Mrs. Wm. Schaub
af Howard Citly, Mich. The body res-
ted at the Schreiter Sandrock Fuser_
al home .ntil Saturday when it was
taken to St. Mark's Church for ser-
vice at 2 p.m. Burial followed at Fair
mount Cemetery, Baden with Rev. A
sight to their Knees.
and Cartoon..G Jacobi officiating. Zurich friends
Param t N wsreel Sport Short greatly sympat
hise withthe bereave :(
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SOUTH OF ST. LOUIS
Colour by Technicolour
Joel McCrea -Alexis Smith,
Zachery Scott Dorothy New Malone
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Warner Bros. Thundering
umph "Daffy Duck Hunt" Cartaor
and "Drums of India."
Monday, Tuesday Nov. 21-22
Glen. Ford, Nina Foch, James Whit,.
more, Barry Kelley
"UNDERCOVER MAN":i.-
The True Story of how Americ
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Green Gage Plums, 2 cans
Robin Hood Cake Mix per pkg
Toilet Tissue, 3 rolls
Vel with 1 cake Palmolive Soap
Popping Corn, two lbs. for
Spanish Onions, 3 lbs. for
Salmon, Fancy Keto, 1-1b.
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Mens' and Boy's Underwear, Checked Shirts,
Men's Pants, Overalls, Smocks and Jackets, Etc.
uh er Footwear
Mens', Boys Rubber Boots, 4 -buckle all rubber
Yukon Mens'. High Laced Flexions; Boots,
Overshoes and Rubers.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
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