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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1967-11-02, Page 4PAGE FOUR About People You Know .. . Mr. and Mrs. Ted Deiehert, of Tc ronto, are spending their Vtlealli with Miss Ethel Gabel in Zariah. Mrs. Pauline Jeffrey has re- turned to her home at Blake after -:siting members of her fam.':y in London for some time. Ma and Mrs, Louis Farwell and Mrs. Theresa Hartman at- tenrde ti the gulden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hartman, at Kitchener, last Saturday Mrs. Harman is a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Den- c;any e.f the Blue Water High- way. .chile Mr. Hartman is a son a! the Late Mr. and Mrs. John: Hartman, of Zurich. The. Lakeview Quartet rend- ered 7ecial music at the morn- ing and evening services of the EVE Church, on Sunday. Mem- ers z: ;he quartet, accompanied by :2.eir friends, were enter- tained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Newell Geiger. Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien and =army, of Sincoe, were weep -,.d visitors with Mr. and 11rs Leroy O'Brien. M..and Mrs. August Ratz and dauabter Mildred. of Kitchener, vis! ea.. with Miss Ethel Gabel, on S'.:nday. L-. and Mrs. John Haberer ani; f.raliy. of Toronto, visited 1 ;Rats~`.:,t week -end at the home at . ..:d Mrs. J. W. Ilaberer. 0 i dti AWS i._:•. -.... ,\ Sunday was ob- s nr=.:: n the United Church ,.t Sa.aatay. Mr. Frank Postill aava address and a special ntea'., choir sang an anthem c :;d the congregational sin; T'rited Church Women are hakiing their annual thank- offera-ag service on Thursday ever in• . November 9, with Mrs. Stewart Miner. of Thames Road, s ... speaker. 0 SENIOR MIXED BOWLING October 26 Hkeyes, F. Denomme 551 7 28 Ramblers. I. Frayne _ 663 0 24 Irvaiiis, E. Schroeder 481 0 2 Varieties, A. Willert_ 565 7 23 S. Wins, D. Geiger __ 502 2 11 Hi -Hopes, H. Clausius_ 523 5 17 H. single: Claire Geiger __ 284 H. triple: Claire Geiger __ 693 H. average: C. Geiger ___ 218 Zurich Mennonite Ephriam Gingerich, Pastor SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5 — p:45 a.m.—Worship Service. 10:45 a.m.—Sunday School. YOU Al -LE WELCOME! 1ee1111eer. sere�ael St. Peter's Lutheran Church Rei'. A. C. Blackwell, B.A., S.D. Pastor 'SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5 -- 10:00 a.m.—Church Service. .10:45 a.m.—Sunday Church School. You Are Welcome mimmommaaammommimommom LAKEVIEW CONSERVATIVE ennonite Church Formerly SS 4, EAST STANLEY Minister — Elmer Grove SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5 to SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12 8 p m.—Revival Meetings Guest Speaker: Paul Landis, of Crockett, Kentucky ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS ATTRACTIVE LADIES—Winners in the ladies' fancy class at the Hal- lowe'en costume ball on Saturday night were these two attractive per- sonalities. The Chinese lady on the Ielt is Mrs. Jerome Sweeney, while the bride of yesteryear on the right is Mrs. Vincent Doyle. The Exeter detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police reported only two accidents in the week ending Saturday, Oc- tober 28. On Saturday morning, Octo- ber 28, et 1:00 a.m. a car driven by Robert Turner, age 22, of RR 1, Zurich, was travelling north on No, 4 Highway south of Hensall. The car left the highway and struck a tree in the west •ditch, Turner was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital, in London, by Westlake's am- bulance, where he is confined with a fractured left leg, in - j ured elbow, lacerations, •abra- sions and shock. Donna Rich- ardson, age 20, of RR 1, Zurich, a passenger, suffere a lacerated left ear, and 'concussion; her sister, Gail Richardson, age 19, also a passenger, suffered •a fractured nose and fractured leg, multiple lacerations and EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL United Brethren Church Rev. John Huether, B.A., B.D. Minister Mrs. Milton Oesch, Organist SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5 — 10 a.m.—Morning Worship Good Literature Sunday 11 a.m.—Sunday Church School 8 p.m.—Bible Society Service in Zurich Mennonite Church. Film: The Red Pagoda We invite you to worship r Tuesday, November 7 — with us. 8 p.m.—Youth Fellowship REVIVAL MEETINGS AT THE Lakeviev Conservative Mennonite Church Three Miles North of Blake SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5 TO SUNDAY, HOVE fl ER 12 '1967, 8 P.M. GUEST SPEAKER; Paul. Landis, Crockett, Kentucky COME AND HEAR THE CHANGELESS GOSPEL concussion. Provincial Consta- ble D. A. Lamont investigated. Damage estimated at $2,500. On Saturday, October 28, at 1:00 a.m., a oar driven by Ma- rina Elizabeth Coughtrey, age 19, of Huron Park, Centralia, was proceeding south on No. 4 Highway, south of Hensall, and went off the highway into the east ditch and struck a fence. Damage estimated at $225. Provincial Constable W. G. Glassford investigated. In magistrate's court, Goder- ich, on Thursday, October 26, three Mitchell youths, James E. Cawston, Ross W. McCallum and Floyd D. Parsons, were each fined $35 and $2.50 costs for liquor offences. Also fined for liquor offences were Glen 1\L Nixon, Hensall, fined $75 and $2.50 costs; Lawrence Regier, RR 2, Zurich, fined $50 end 32,50 costs; Robert E. Iiaist, Crediton, fined $100 and $2.50 costs, and George B. Ullyot, St. Marys, fined $50 and $2.50 costs. Provincial Constable J. A. Wright, traffic safety officer for the area, talked to 40 boys in grades 7 and 8 at the Us - borne Central School. The sub- ject covered was "The Ontario Provincial Police Force", During the one-week period, the detachment spent 2192 hours on duty, travelling a total of 2589 miles. They investi- gated six cases under the Criminal Code. A total of 29 charges were laid under the Highway Traffic Aot; one charge under the Liquor Con- trol Act; and one 'charge under the Criminal Code of Canada. There were 33 warnings under the Highway Traffic Act. 0 Renew Your Subscription Now SINGLE KING SIZE TV Tables Only $1.27 Sylvania LIGHT BULBS 40, 60 or 100 Watts 4 For 83c Aememmaggemeemmemimall CHINA 20 -PIECE Starter Sets Only $3.88 Zurich Hard'are ST. JOSEPH and DRYSDALE Alfred Ducharme,Correspondent Visitors at yours truly and Airs. Ducharme over the week- end were from Windsor, Cyril Ducharme and son Denis, and from Stoney Point and Chat- ham, their two slaughters, who are nuns in the Ursuline Order, also Sister Eugenie, of Chat- ham. From Goderich were Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Masse and Mrs. Gilbert Plante. Mrs. Plante is a native of this parish and even though the distance is not far it has been some years since the Ducharnes had met her. Needless to say the meeting of old friends is always a pleas- ure. Mrs. Plante was on her way to Zurich to visit Mrs. David Ducharme, a sister, Mr. Frederick Papineau, of Detroit, spent a few days in his farm 'home on the Blue Water Highway. He was accompanied by his brother, Frank, of Wind- sor, and Mr. Jerome Masse, also of Windsor. Mr, and Mrs. Avila Ducharme of the Blue Water south, in company with their son Ray- mond and his wife, of Sarnia, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1907 motored to Detroit on Sunday last to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Aldrus of that city. On Saturday last Daylight Saving Time passed away for another year and not too many shed tears over its passing. Some enjoyed it while the vast majority of the people, to them its passing will not be regret- ted. Regardless of the people's feelings, they abided the de- cision of the authority, they prefer to submit and keep silent rather than cause ill feel- ings in the community. Some have daylight saving time so much at heart that they start mumbling about it in early win- ter so that the people at large will be warned about their pleas, Such power tries to keep away as much as possible from the rural people, the laboring class and as well the mothers who have to prepare their chil- dren to get on the bus which picks them up at so early an hour in the morning, while per- haps those who enact the law are enjoying their sleep which '1,0 A�' r would be also beneficial to the children. We often wonder that they stick to the old title, Daylight Saving Time. In the first war when there was danger of war, and disturbances among nations could have spread that would have cause perhaps a shortage of food at that time, it was nec- essary for all to hake part and give all the protection wecould by cropping and putting away in storage all of the surplus of food for the country. In those long years ago an extra hour meant much to increase the necessities of life. Then Day- light Saving Time had a good meaning, but today when all as quiet in our land with plenty for all and a surplus left over there is no need to squeeze out Standard Time, which was cre- ated from the beginning of time and not to be destroyed by those who have only earthly power. esessemseemsameniellenaseffiefedetellialele McADAM'S TV Dial 236-4094, Zurich Service to all MAKES AND MODELS mmammwmmmmfumminamagm Heinz -11-0z. Bottles Tomato Catsup _ - - - 42 Duncan Hines—All Varieties—Packages Cake Mixes - - - _. 2/3c Allen's Vitarninized-48.Oz. This Apple Juice _ - - __ _ 2/65c Start—All Varieties-3Oz. Flavor Crystals _ _ 2/39c Delsey-2-Roil Pack—Ail Colors—Packages Toilet Tissue _ _ _ _ 2/49c Australian Peaches or Apricots -14 -Oz. Tins Mix or Match ._ _ _ 2/55c Blue Bonnet -3 -Ib. Package Margerine $1.09 Blue Bonnet -2 -Lb. Package Margerine 73c Blue Bonnet—1-Lb. Package Margerine 38c Breakfast Club -9-0z. 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