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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1957-09-12, Page 1ZU Established 1900 MUSIC LESSONS Music Lessons will be given at /the home of Mrs. Russell Snider, on tine Water Highway north. 2t* Card of Thanks We wish to express our sincere 'thanks and appreciation to all who remembered Ronnie with cards, treats :gifts and personal ,calls while he was In the Hospital and. after returning home. — IVIr. and Mrs. N. J. Cor- tiveau„ IN MEMORIAM • •e4.1.0 • . ZURICH, ONTARIO, 'THURSDAY MO OPEN AT HENSALL 1181 p upils enrolled Tuesday last TAKE THE FAMILY G, SEPTEMBER 12 ! 9 57 in the new six -room $112,00 public school in. Hensall, which is expected to be officially opened sometime in October. On Trip To Halifax Mr. Gordon Smith, of the Blue Water south enjoyed a trip to the eastern coast recently. He accomp- anied Mr. Edward Little of Hensall to deliver a large trailer home to that point, made by the Hensel). Coach Ltd. Baker — In loving memory of a They followed the St. Lawrence to •edear wife, mother and grandmother, near Montreal where they crossed, Mrs. Melinda Baker who passed away lie year ago, ,September 11, 1956. Zear Mother, you are not forgotten, Though on earth yon are no more. till in memory you are with us, -As you always were before. --Ever remembered by husband, -John, sons and daughters and grand - 'children. then followed on the south side tak- ing the Gaspe Route and dropping down to Nova Scotia. On the return trip they followed the Atlantic sea- board to the Nev, England States and erossed through these States till in New York State they .crossed back to Canada by the Rosevelt Bridge, at Cornwall. The trip was interest- ing, covering three thousand miles. 3 1. ro no Help the Blind TO HELP THEMSELVES $64,700 LS NEEDED THIS YEAR To train, rehabilitate and house the Blind in this district. Community Chests and municipal grants will provide 51,900. C. N. I. B. TRI - COUNTY CAMPAIGN HURON MIDDIISEX - FTH (Excluding London and Stratford SEND YOUR DONATIONS TODAY To: C. N. L B., Care of 1 E. Bannister, Chairman, Zprich 1 2 • 3 • • • 1 • 1 0 e 0 0 0 ' 0 veverixtrowtotovetrworkroove>wowero-e-0,6-0-evo voNwirovrevoro AT YOUR. SERVICE NATION-WIDEI 91•OlmieNoSuononin hi do *veal of te death away fnorn home, got in touch with us before making any toraegetramis. Through our eiafion-wide connections, we have the facilities fear haniftricve toe km piece of death fo the final interment, no matter whet the silistsates se* bek. T. Harry Hoffman Funeral Home FUNERAL and AMBULANCE SERVICE DASHWOOD - Telephone 70W Thiel's Superior Food Market Thursday, Friday, Saturday Ingersoll Cheese Spread 8 -oz. 5c off 32c Maxwell House Coffee, 1 -Ib. bag 87c Heinz Ketsup, 1 I -oz. bottle 23c Peter Pan pickles, 2 jars 49c MEATS MEATS Sliced Bacon, per Ib. 79c Bologna, Swifts Ib. . 29c Check Our Advt. in the London Free Press every Thursday for Specials on Fruits and Vegetables Phone 140 - C. H. THIEL - Zurich 2 1 4 4 Starlit° DRIVE-IN THEATR 5 Miles East of Grand Be 8.5 Miles West of No. 4 Hg on Crediton Road Friday, Saturday Sept. 1 Seven Men From No Starring— Ranplph Scott Gail g• Friday, Saturday Sept. Three Stripes In The $ Starring— Aldo Ray Sunset DRIVE-IN GODER 134 miles east of Goderich on Highway Thursday, Friday . The Unconquered,, Gary Cooper Pauette Cartoon Ca. Saturday, Monday Sept: MOHAWK Scott Brady Rita And Four Cartoons Tues., Wednesday Sept REBECCA Joan Fontain Lawrenic Cartoon - Ca Two Shows Nightly First Sho Children under 112 in cars Fre Refreshments — -174,07,497/ ZURICH FAIR SEPT. 23.24 Monday and Tuesday September 23 -124th are the dates of the annual Zurich Fall Fair, and much preparat- ion is being made to make this a big 4 success. Special prizes, ana . many new lists have been made in the : Prize List. Plan to attend this year's fall fair at Zurich. You will always learn somer ethinuseful for future 'II learn e , - days. 1 , - Burglars In Zurich. - .. 'Tuesday night ,burglars invaded the office of the O'Brien Produce and drilled the safe, but fortunately no explosion occurred as far as can be 1 made out. Provincial Police are vvorking on the .case, and as the safe combination was drilled, there is no certainty as to .whether anything was taken. Not a very nice feeling to think that this class of men are busily engaged when the rest of us are east asleep. We hope there , was no material loss. Unfortunately, Mr and Mrs. O'Brien are away on vacation. Their son William, of London, is looking after the business for the week. OBITUAR Late William S. Johnston There passed away in South Hur- on Hospital, Exeter, on. Sunday, Sep- tember ,8th, 1957, William S. John- ston, in his 83rd year, after an ,short illness. He was the belovedhusband ,rof the former Dorothy C. Truenurr dear brother of Orland, Montreal Matilda MacKinnon and (Pearl) Mrs. Albert J. Kalbfleisch of Zurich. Mr. Johnston was born and spent all his life in Zurich, being a son of the Iate,Mr and Mrs. Robert Johnston, .prietors of the well known Doniin- se, • For a goodly ie ar.'wara „ . --srillage, and he will be greatly 'listed, always being of an obliging rdisposition. The remains rested at his late ,residence till this Wednesday afternoon where a private service w:11 be held, followed by public service in St. Peter's Lutheran church, interm- ent in. St. Peter's cemeter, Goshen Line. The Pastor, Rev. 0. Winter will officiate: , • " DRIVE-IN THEATRE 4-46 CLINTON — ONTARIO .1. 4 Thursday, Friday 'Sept.43 ..„ "THE COURT JESTER" :1! (Colour) and (Vistavision7 Danny Kaye - Glynis ' (One Cartoon) Saturday, Monday Sept. s ?! the 'it was regained by the Ali- nes. „In :11948, Burma gained its in- dependence. The wealth is equalized in Burma, as ability is recognized. The people are mostly farmers or fishermen, as only 15% live in the 6 lefties. There are 19 million people only 2t p.c. are Christian. The first Missionaries were Baptists, the Jud - sons The next country dealt with by Mrs. Hoffman was Indinesia. Rev. and Mrs. F. W. Brandauer are our missionaries there. There age 80 .million people in Indonesia, the sixth Most populous country in the world. The:Dutch ruled it for 300 years. In 1.9415 it gained its independence. Its Principal exports are oil, tin, rubber, and copper. Islam is the prevailing .religion. The need is for trained leaders. • Mr Bill Elliott, of the Goshen Line spoke ably on "Tiger Dunlop, which had won him a prize in a recent Or- atorial Contest. The Steckle sisters played "The March of the Army." on their instruments. Mrs. A. M. Am- acher gave a resume of their recent Western Trip. The hymn, "If Jesus goes with ine, I'll go," closed this part of the meeting. The President, Mrs. Delbert Geig- er, conducted the business meeting„. Mrs. Melillo Steckle led in prayer. The Secretary, Mrs. Harold Rader, read the minutesof the last meeting. $1-0 was voted The Canadian 'Instit- ute of the Blind. Miss Olive O'Brien •gave the Ladies' Aid Treasurer re- port, and Mrs. Leonard Enb the re- port of the wsWS• mrs, A. M! Am- acher presented the Spiritual Life le - port. Mrs. L. Jacobe read a letter from Africa expressing their sincere thanks for the used Christmas .Cards sent to them. Mrs. K. Breakey gave the Service .Committee report. The District Rally of the WSWS. will be held at Crediton on Sept. 25th, with Miss Lois Kramer of Japan as guott •Ipeaker. It was decided to take part in the Conference Reading Course. The meeting was under the direction of the followin.g Committee: Mrs. L. W. Hoffman, .Mrs. Allan Gas.eho,Was Jane Lamont, 'Mrs Harvey Clausius, Mrs Urban Pfile and Mrs. Mary Hey. Lunch was served by the Committee ma in World !War 2, At the end of hep. "'TENNESSEE'S PARTNE r,‘ (Colour) — (Superscopeli:;i _ ,A7 John Payne - Ronald dellipti (One Cartoon).- • Tuesday, Wednesday Sept. 1,7-18 "THE SCARLET. HOUR" (Adult) (VistaVision) Carol Ohmart Toni..I1Yon Jody Lawrence. (One Cartoon) , Refreshments 2 Shows Nightly Children under 112 in Cars Free Ladies' Aid Meet The Ladies' And and W.S.W.S. of Emmanuel Evangelical 'LLB. church, Zurich, met on Sept. 5th with Mrs Allan Gaseho,acting as chairlady.The theme of the program was: "Streng- then the Church through Prayer.The hymn "Holy Spirit, with light Divine" was sung. Mrs. Harvey Clausius read Dr. Luccock's, "Answer to Prayer." After the singing of the hymn, "Th.e church's one Foundation," Miss Jane Lamont read the Scripture lesson. Mrs. H. Clausius led in a period of guided silent prayer. The hymn "He leadeth Me" was sung. Letters from. Paul concerning Payer were read, 'Mrs Clare Geiger reprsented the .church at Rome. Mrs. Laird jacobe, the church at Corinth, Mrs. Kenneth. Breakey, the church at Galatia, Miss 'Olive O'Brien, the church at Ephesus iMiss Ethel Gabel, the church at Phil- ippi; Mrs. Mary Hey, the clwoch at Thessalonika, and Mrs. Or..car' Gob, the church at 'Colosse. A musical selection, "The Love of God",. iiTzts played on the piano and piano acc- ordien by the (Misses Edith arra Reb- ecca Steckle. Mrs L. W. Hoffman re- viewed four chapters in the study book. In 1612, Burma belonged to Great Britabv Japan took over Bar - BALD NORMA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE WILL BE ON VACATION SEPT. 16th, TO SEPT. 21st. DATES INCLUSIVE Tel. 223 Zurich NORMA STEINBACIrii Prop. IMINIMMINANIMEISIONSPI Chester L. Smith, Publisher. • Subscription in Oamuia., $2,NE a MIRK Subscription Y RAGS, RUGS and CARPETS. On a New Modern Loom, MM. Order — SETH 0. AMENS, ZuzI Ont. Phone 128. Phili Shave THE WORLD'S FINEST ELECTRIC SHAVER NOW 25% FASTER WE CARRY A STOCK OF PHILI SHAVE, SUNBEAM SHICK AND RONSON COME IN AND TRY ONE OF THESE SHAVERS A. G. HESS CERTIFIED WATCHMAKER and JEWELLEL ZURICH - ONT. Join Our Many Hosts For Dependable Heat. sat Winter Long, Call: ammenftalmej,!!!!...1111isioarmp...rweages! LORNE E. 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