Zurich Herald, 1957-11-28, Page 1• 11.111 C
MUM ONTARIO, THURSDAYMORNING, NOVEMBER 28 1957
'Established 1900
Emmanuel Evangelical
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH
Rev. A. M. Amacher, B.D,
1Vlinister
Mrs. Milton Oesch,, Organist.
"Sunday, Dec. 1st,
10 a.m.-Morning •Worship Service.
Zt1 a.m.-Sunday School.
'7.30 pan. -British and Foreign
Bible Society .Service. The new.
•Seeretary, Rev, J. C. Thompson, will
show films on the Bible Society work
-As well as slides lenthe British. West
Indies. All are invited to attend.
COME TO CHURCH
Card of Thanks
We 'wish to
”gratitude every
pathy extended
bereavement in
eve of our dear
--Ma. and Mrs.
Fasnel
acknowledge with
• expression of sym-
to us during our
the sudden depart -
daughter and sister.
Menno Martin and
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COMMUNICATION
Dear Editor and Readers: -
It seems one issue pending for the
new Township ;Council and Village
Trustees concerning the ;moving of
the ,Clerk's office, to make way for
a full width street, .which ts very
desirable. But buying a lot and
moving the building does not seem to
be the answer.
Wacsuld it not be a lot more con-
venient and ;cheaper to have the
Clerk's office back in the town hall
where it had been in earlier years,
At one time 'the Icleek'e work was
part time ,and was thus more con-
venient to look after Township work
at his own place of business
There is a lot of wasted space in
the town hall that would be put to
good use serving as township office.
Isn't it true that the average stran-
ger, campers for instance, would ex-
pect to find the Clerk's office in the
town hall? As it is now, if a stran-
ger does enter he still ,couldn't be
too s ture if he is getting into an
office or a school supply warehouse.
Hope the new Council will give
this matter careful thought.
-Interested Taxpayer.
Card of Thanks
I wish to thank alleWhe offered
prayers, and for vielib, flowers,
treats and cards, while a. patient in
South Huron Hoepital, EXIter.
-Ted Mittlelholte:;:;"
Card of Thanks
Mr. Albeit Badotir`Of41.01Wn wishes
to greatly thank • hia may frieada
who sent him cards, 1' good wishes,
treats, and visits while At the Hos-
pital and since returning home. c
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Card of Thanks'
We wish to extend. our simple
thanks to friends and relatives for
the kindness and sympathy shown
us dining our recent ,sed !Isereetvem-
ent in the passing of our- Mother.
We appreciate the beautiful floral
tributes. Memorial Cadeland cards
of sympathy. SpeeiaI • thanks to
Pastor 0. Winter, the pall-ibeaterd
and the Westlake FunerarHoine.*
-The Yungblut Farnily.- •
TO THE ELECTORS OF
Zurich Police Village
Voterg
Having been dulynominated to
y. contest the position 'of Taustee for
the Village of Zurich and to act as
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WOULD YOU LIKE -1.0
MEET THE MAN
Who Has the Corrective and
the Experience to help your
Foot Troubles?
Then see:
GEORGE R. HARDMAN
next Monday, December 2nd.
He will show you how
Skilled Technician
• Has helped many others in the past 29 years, and
• how it will help your -walking and standing prob-
• lems.
'You have your Foot Health to gain by seeing him.
At the MILT OESCPI SHOE STORE
ZURICH -- Phone 82 or 130
MONDAY, DECEMBER 2nd.
10 A. M. - 8 P. M.
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any arraosameas. Through our nation-wide connectior°, we have the facilities
Oct asedt a et= from place of death to the finel interment. " matteT
saw e, may he.
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Z representative 'thereby, for:- the peo-
ple of the Village. I would: teerefore
humbly solicit the ballot'Hof all cone
4 ceased. If elected r shp4 endeav- 1
our to, do the best of Athyi.iability to
care for the best interetb of the '
public I would represent.
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THOS. H. (MEYEOS c
TO THE ELECTOR S OF
2 Zurich Police Vage
TO THE CITIZENS OF URICH
/ On Election Day, Deeppilber and,
1957 I am again a candidate for the
e office of trustee for •th. Alliage of
t Zurich.
It has been a plisasurefeto serve
le you in the past endotdre.:heve had a
t small • pat. : :alseilVet#eing the
affairs of -up' 'Itaag.e4-41-44-
You may be' assafed that, altosen
your representative for another year,
I will endeavour to do rny very best
to fulfill the trustyou have plaeed
in me.
VOTE!
VOTE!
Monday is Municipal Election Day
so honor your franchise, and go out
• and vote for your favourite sand-
idateidate, and be sure and VO•TE!
HAD SUCCESSFUL BAZAAR
1 The people of St. Boniface Parish
'held a very ;successful Bazaar at the
Community Centre on Saturday af-
ternoon and evening, November 23,
The home cooking and candy booth
did a brisk ;business and all articles
were gone in a .couple of hours. The
fancy work booth also had a grand
variety of needlework. •Only a few
articles were left by ten o'clock. The
fish pond was quite popular with the
children. •Sandwiches, ,cake and
coffee were served afternoon and
evening. Bingo and other games
were enjoyed by many of the pat-
rons. .In' all, the affair was both
enjoyable and •successful.
The Prize Winners
The Grand Prize (Frigidaire
Clothes Dryer) was won by ticket
number 585.6. The lucky wxiner was
Milton Bedard of 939 McKay Ave.,
Windsor, Ont. The door prize - a
fine live pig, was won by Mrs. Ray-
mond Harlman, R.R. 3, Zurich; The
penny sale prizes were won by'
Mrs
,Fred Siemon, Louis Zimmer, and
Miss Mary Hagan.
Among those attending were
Many friends from Mt.. Carmel, St.
Peter's., London, and Detroit. The
general chairman and co-chairman of
the Bazaar were Gerald Regier and
Mrs. Leo Meidinger.
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Cherry Morn. Instant Coffee, large 6 -oz. Jar 97c
Campbell's Chicken Soups, all varieties 2 tins35c
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Potatoes, 75-11a. Bag $1.39
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NOTICE
Our new Wall Paper Samples have arrived -- Get
your paper hanging done now, for a good choice
of all New Patterns
FLOOR SANDERS TO RENT. Or we will do
the Job at Reasonable Prices.
Phone 140 - C. H. THIEL Zurich
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Had Anniversary
Twenty -Fifth Anniversary Observed
Ori Tuesday evening the members
of the (salted Lutheran Cluse.o.5.
meteatetbeeliOa'Wo-4.l?Er and
Chester L, Smith, PUbliahne.
sea Sabaeription in Canada, #241111 a OW
Snbecatiption U.S.A., Year f2.131.
tWentY-fifth anniversary of their oe-
ganizatien. •
The topic "'Christians Live Here?"
was in charge of -Mrs. Harold Thiel.
IT., Earl Flaxeard and Mrs Kesth
Thank you for your
continued Thiel, and was •presented in dialogue
form. It showed how we can wit-
,
nem for Christ in our homes.
It was noted that a numeer
charter members are still with the
Society. These were called upon to
• join in the round table reminiesing.
This was followed by a .talk by Mrs
1Tiedt who has returned from Africa
, Having let my teems stand as a and is visiting at the pareonage.
Candidate for Deputy Reeve of Hay The president, Mrs. Winter took
Township fo.. I take tim op- charge of the business at which time
poi tenite ; e, eine. t',e reespoyers a new member, Mrs. Herbert Klopp,
fa,. el( .,seeee ososeoe stay, was wannly received.
reee ;Moofeee Doe :a, And if el- At the close of the meeting the
• asd ;.•:. • aa Led caul:claret- hostess invited the 'Pastor with the
- jou es• I '•aemee in va mat- :charter members into the dining room
Illenking you for past. where the table was centerea wtth
dee o ra te d ;Anniversary. cake. The
e • plesent president was asked to cut
'the cake and a delicious lunch was
leers -ed. Before the departure the
giving
offered a prayer of Thank -
support.
Your Servant,
John ;M. Tux.kheim.
TO THE ELECTORS OF
HAY TOWNSHIP
- ALEX MOUSSEAU
TO THE ELECTORS OF
HAY TOWNSHIP
VOTE TO RE-ELECT
OSCAR KLOPP
For Deputy Reeve of Hay Township
on Monday, Dec. 2nd. Hwang ser-
ved for several years as Couneillor
and one year as Deputy Reeve, 1 am
now in the field for re-election.
I have endeavoured to serve all
parts of the :Municipality without
fear or favour, and have worked un-
ceasingly for the interests of Hay
Township.
I regret that 1 will not be able to
see you all personally and 1 respect-
fully solicit your Vote and influence
on my behalf.
VOTE - KLOPP
Polls 0.pen 9 am. to113.111,2_
TO THE ELECTORS OF
HAY TOWNSHIP
Having let any name go to the
Electors of Hay 'Nee, as Cotmciller,
I ;wash to solicit your vote. And if
elected will give the very best •of
service and consideration in all mat-
ters,
KARL HABERER
TO THE ELECTORS OF
HAY TOWNSHIP
Being hi the field for Councillor
for 1958, Hay Twp., 1 kindly ask the
ratepayrs for their support, •aed if
elected will try to serve you to the
best of my ability.
Al Thanking You
JOHN CORBETT
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OBI-MAR).-
Laie Emma Bearinger
Enwia (Martin) Rearinger was
born June 27, 1924 near Elmira,Ont
In June of 1949 she accepted
Christ as her personal Savior, and
later in July, 19:53 she dedicated hor
life to the Lord for full time atria.
tian service. .She was active in the
various christian service opportunit-
les of the ;Menno»ite Church of
which she was a member.•
On December bS, 1954 she was;
united in marriage to Enos Hearin -
ger of Elmira, Ont. In March 1955
they moved to Hamilton when the
Lord graciously led so that in
March of 195d the doors of Hareil-
ton's Harbour Rescue Mission were
opened, her hesband solving as sup-
erintendent, and she taking an active
part in this work.
She leaves to mourn her departure
her beloved hueband; 2 step -sons,
Harvey 11, Oscar 9 and one son,
Jared Eugene, 9 months old; her
,parents, Mr and Mrs •Menno "Martin
3 sisters, (Velina) 'Mee. Wm. Desch
of Zurich; (Alma of Kitchener;
(Luella) ;Mrs. John Zandwyk, 4
brothers, Albert, Harvey, 11171.11 and
'Melvin and her grandfather, Mr. John
Steckle, all of Zurich and malty re-
lativeS and friends.
She was called Home vere etulden-
ly on November 23, 1857 at four a.
.m. in the Hamilton General Hospital,
3 hours after she hud been stricken
with sovere pains in the abdominal
region. Later an autopsy revealed
that death was •eaused by, a ruptured
main artery. -"Precious in the si,ht
Of the Lord is the death of his
saints," Na, 115; 15.
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