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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 8 19 49
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EXETER
OFFICE-0Tner Ann, William Sta.
Phone Exeter USW.
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ARRISTER SOLICITOR
EXETER, ONT.
Wednesday, 2 to S p.m., at Zurich
At (New Twnia. Office)
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\Zurich Beauty Shop
Alcion Theatre
GRAND BEND
Presents for Your. Enjoyment. the.
Following Attractions
Friday, Saturday Dec. 9-10
"UNTAMED ERRED"
In Cinecolor
Sonny Tufts Barbara Britton
George "Gabby" Hayes
Daring Action Thriller thaf shows
Men -with Passions and Animate
Fighting against them.
Cartoon: "Silly Billy" and "Star To
Remember".
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Monday, Tuesday
Victor Mature
Fred Clark
"CRY OF THE CITY"
The Compelling Tale of a Man who
lived a short, hopeless Lite.
Paramount Newsreel and Cartoon.
ZURICH LIONS
FIFTH ANNUAL
—COMING EVENTS.—
• SCHOOL CONCERT — The an-
nual school concert of the Zurich
school will be held in the town hall
Zurich, on Wednesday., December
21st. The reserved tickets will be
Dec. 12-13
Richard Conte
Shelly Winters
on sale at Willert's Variety Store.
Are You Suffering From
Headaches?
-lJ2so, Have your :ie s Examthed with
'the Latest Methods sad 3Equipment at
A. L. COLE, R.O.
OPTOKETRIST & OPTICIAN
C;ODIMICa — ONE,
‘-God Glasses at Be' Prleee;
Feather Party.
NOTICE
THE BLUE WATER GUN CLUB
• Will Hold its
• ANNUAL MEETING
THE DOMINION HOTEL, ZURICH
On
MONDAY, DECEMBER nth.
• At 8 ,o'clock, p.m.
All interested parties are urged t
Attend
NOTICE
N0 RM A. ' S
4,..E.07,4yz,
BEAUTY SHOPPE
FOR APPOINTMENTS
Tel. 223. Zurich
NORMA STEINBACH - Pron.
Celebrated Birthday
A delicious turkey dinner was en-
joyed last Friday evening at the new
opened Monetta. Menard's dining
room, Exeter, when the ehildren cd
Mr. Charles Fritz celebrated their
father's 81st birthday, lovely
time was spent. Cbarlie, as we know
is a very robust man for his
litp with splendid health, and gets a
great "kick" out of hunting and
fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Thiel
also were dinner guests with the
Fritz family.
Arena Progressing
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Workmen are still going strong at
!,ahe local Arena and Community Celle
'tre. The arena is practically all
'closed in now, and it takes men with
KID BAKER and his Troupe
ON
1RAG RUGS and CARPETS
On a New ModeLoom, Made to.
Order — Seth 0. Amann, Zurich*
Ont. Phone 128.
4 lot of courage and deterrnmation to
$e up on that big metal roof nailing
down, 'these cold -wintery days.
but these boys have what it takes, as
the saying goes. Good progress is
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 14th falso being made on the communite
AT ST. RETER'S HALL, FRENCH
SETTLEMENT
FLOOR SHOW 8.30 pan.
DANCING: 10.-2 A.M.
Adrnission-a-Adults 7,5 cents.
Children under 12 — 25 cents
AND BINGO
AT •
Town Hall, Zurich
On
Friday, December 16th
DUCKS - CHICKENS - GEESE
AND TURKEYS GALORE
DOOR PRIZE — A Monster Turkey
Admission 50cts., including 10- Free
Games
—Advanced Ticket Sales from any
Lion—
Proceeds for. Cornmunity„ Welfare
Work
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Superior Store
NOTICE!
WE ARE NOW IN A IPOSITION TO
COVER YOUR FLOORS WITH INLAID
TILE IN ALMOST ANY COLOUR. PRICES
AND SUGGESTIONS GLADLY GIVEN.
FRESH FRurrs„ VEGETAI3LES, GROCERIES
EACH' WEEK1
BENEFIT
DANe
OLD AND NEW
Town
,centre, which will also soon be dos -
led in with a few favourable clays.
The Christman Spirit
• With only about two weeks to
go. till Christmas makes one think of
the lovely Yuletide season almost up -
;an us. Giving and receiping of gifts
a big factor at this time, and we
would ask the public to read the far-
ious ads. in the Herald, and see what
. these business men are offering for
th-is memorable gift season. Our
merchants have put •forth special ef-
:fort to supply the public with good
merchandise at reasonable prices. So
'let these people help you solve your
problems in Chrictmas Gift Buying.
A Jeweilry
Christmas
THIS YEAR MAKE IT A JEWEL-
LERY CHRISTMAS.
BULOVA, ELCO, ROLEX AND
CERTINA WATCHES
BLUE BIRD AND BRIDAL
WREATH DIAMONDS
FINE SILVERWARE AND
CHINA
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF COS-
TUME JEWELLERY AT $L00 UP
SMART EARRINGS, SEVERAL
TRAYS AT $1.00.
AT W. M., S. MEET
Hall, The Women's Missionary society
On 'of St. Peter's Lutheran church held
their annual .public l'Thankoffering
Friday, December 9th,
,service On Smiday' evening,. Decera-
Zurich
Dancing from 9:30 till -;'ber -the fifth, The members entered
• - • • • , aaeiaaRe;.V.V.-"a eiTearnriela eeoridatted
Music by the - "Syncopators
. Admission — 50 Cents
Refreshment Booth in Hall
Proceeds for Community, Hall and
Arena Fund
CLOCKS Make Ideal Christmas
Gifts. We .again have 'Cuckoo
Clocks and beautiful 'Westminster
Chimes.—Hess the Jeweller.
SOCIETY CARES FOR
95 CHILDREN
The South Huron district meeting
of the Huron County Children'sAid
Society was held in Zurich town hall
Friday evening last. In the absence
of Hugh Berry chairman of the so-
ciety, Alfred Wilkes, the president
presided. Prayer was offered by ReV
R. G. McMillan, minister of •Goder-
ich Preabyterian Church. -Geo. Aran.,
strong, reeve of Hay Township, ex-.
tended a welcome to the board of
directors of the society and also to
the guest speakers. Mrs. Roche, pres-
ident of -Zurich Women's Institu
te,
which sponsored the ineetine wet -
corned -the guests.
Mrs. Mary P. Chaffee, superintend-
ent of the society, responded to the
greetings, and mentioned that the
society now has 95 children in its
cardaThe addition to the staff of Miss
White, Reg. N., was much appreciat-
ed, said Mrs. Chaffee. She then lair°,
deiced Miss Frieda Held, the guest
speaker, who has had much experi-
ence in child welfare work. Since
1946, -s-he has been field smpervisor
for social -service studies at Toronto
University.
Miss Held gave an interesting ad-
'alhess ion "How To Help Other Peo-
ple," in the course of which she said:
"You can help the Children'Aid.
Society by opening your homes as
foster -parents and bringing into
child's life a sense of security and a
feeling of being wanted. The Child-
ren's, Aid also needs gift, but ('spec..ially gifts of money. Often the neg-
lected group is the pre-school child-
ren," she declared.
Harvey Erskine, treasurer of the
society!, told of the steps taken to set
up the 'Huron County Heattn Unit,
and introduced Dr, Aldis, county M.
0.14., who outlined briefly the ob.
jects, of the unit.
Two foster -mothers told of the
love, joy and happiness they had re-
ceived by each taking a tittle eaild
into their homes as their own.
Johnston of Cxoderich extended a vote
of thanks to all who had contributed
to the evening's program. The 7urieh
W. 1. served lunch. The local
tile who did not attend this. meeting blanket, remarkV
s by ic
speaker replied very fittingly, •
missed a real educational treat.
DOOR PRIZE - NOVELTY DANCF, Pee ..church, in a body. The pastor•,
service and spoke on the work of tj-te
Missionary Society in the church at
large. The film "The Way of Sal-
vation," which depicts the work of
Paul and his followers at Phiilippi,
was shown. The thank offering was
gratefully received and placed on the
altar.
HOCKEY NEWS
A large and enthusiastic crowd
gathered at the Town Hall on Mon-
day! night to organize what is to lie
known as the Zurich Hockey Club.
The following officers were elected.
President, Ferd Haberer; 1st Vice -
President, Milfred Schile; 2nd Vice
President, Ivan Kalbfleiseh; Secret-
ary -Treasurer, Herb TurkheimBoard
of Directors: Ed Gascho, Leroy O'-
Brien and Ivan Yungblut.; Manager
of Team, Gordon Block; Coach of
Team, Lennis O'Brien. It was de-
cided to hold a Tag Day on Decem-
ber 17th to raise funds for the team.
t was also decided that each busin-
ese place would be asked to buy' a
sweater, on the back of which they
may have- their advertisement. The
team is to be called "The Zurich
Babes," in memory of Babe Siebert.
Any donations towards this Club
will be greatly appreciated.
A G. HESS
Jeweler and Registered
Optician.
Your Blue Coal Dealer
Wants you to know
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back the cost in fuel saved in one
season, besides the cornfoat of Auto-
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Lions Club News
A. near perfect attendance was in
order on Monday evening when the
regular Lions meeting was held in
the .Deminion House, and an inter-
esting meeting was enjoyed. The
guest speaker on this occasion wa!s
District Governor Lion H. McNair of
Milverton. He told the Lions. of `his
interesting trip to Lions Internation-
al at Chicago, and also how the Zur-
ich Club ,is rated so highly in its
standing amongst other Clubs. He
thought it must be a big inspiration
to be a member of a Club like Zurich
has. Wished the town and commun_
ity well with its new arena and com-
munity centre. The snject of his
address was "What Are You Stand-
ing For?" We should stand for
high standards of Lionism, help your
president and officiers all that we
can. Lionism teaches, unselfishness,
=vice, good character, regular att-
endance, it is harder to stay on top
than it is to get there. He talked on
the merits and achievements of Win-
eton Churchill, the great larne8b.
tatevimart. The speaker was intro-
duced by Lion Vice President Jacob
laheree and at the elo,e of his ed -
1 ;.)n 'Vien-Presidont Victor
Dinnin thanked the speaker for his
fine address. This was followed by
a presentation of a choice woollen
' and the
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Your Christmas Sup lies
This is your opportunity to put in your Supplies
of Groceries for Christmas. We will have in stock
choice Nuts, Candies, Rasins, Peels for the Christ-
mas Cake, Oranges, Fruits andmany things to make
the Yuletide Season all the more Cheerful.
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