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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1954-01-28, Page 1zu ERAL. .' ,etab1iahed 1900 ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORN G JANUARY 28 195 4 ST. PETER'S Evangelical Lutheran Church ZURICH — ONTARIO ... tEV. E. W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR IV a.m.-Divine Services. •11:15 a.m.—,Sunday School. 7;80 p.m.—Vespers. Everybody Welcome to all Services EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL U. B. CHURCH Zurich — Ontario REV. H. E, ROPPEL Minister Mrs. Milton Oeach - Organist iUNDAY SERVICES. - 10:00 a.m. — Divine Worship. 11:00 a.m.' — Bible School. 7:30 p.m. — Evening Worship Welcome at all Services—"Come thou with us and we will do thee good." Num. 10:29. i WHY PAY Reckless Driver Rates If you're a careful driver you can let remarkable low stere with State Farm Mutual, the Company that dared to be different. State Farm's careful drivers make their own low Auto Insurance Rates. KEN ETUE, DistrictAgent Phone 78 r .18. Zurich, Ont. • Fill parti�culais in nest week's issue. mod 'Glasses •at R able Pierces Keep this date open. 44,4+•••••♦•••♦••••••••♦♦•♦♦•e•••••••••♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦ 4 T. HARRY HOFFMAN FUNERAL HOME .• q+, -,Funeral Director — Private Car Ambulance Zurich Mennonite Church Pastor— Albert Martin SUNDAY SERVICES: 10:00 a.m. — Sunday -School 11:00 a.m. — Worship Service 8:00 p.m. — Bible Meeting WEDNESDAY, 8 .an. Prayer Fellowship (in the homes) YOU ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP WITH US! Aldon Theatre GRAND BEND Friday, Saturday Thunder Bay Technicolor James Stewart Joanne Dru Dan Duryea 'Gilbert Roland Itis rough, rugged and romantic, with Jimmie ,Stewart in a suspense, and danger role. Cartoon Jan. 29-30 Tuesday, Wednesday .. , .Feb. 2-3 The Big Heat Adult Entertainment Glen Ford Gloria Grahame An honest cap sets out on vengance trail when gangland tries to paralyze a great city. Newsreel, Selected Short Subjects. . COMING — Monday, Tuesday, Wed- nesday, February 8 -940th. From Here To Eternity Adult Entertainment • The boldest book of our time por- Are You Suffering Froth r.'trayed honestly and fearlessly on" the Headaches? so have your Eyes lExainined with be Latest Methods and equipneesit at TO HOLD CARNIVAL A. L COLE, R.O. A St. Valentine's •Carnival twill ,be, held on the Zurich Meunorial Aiena, ; ,•1+G=414: 0�+ oki =iSai i rtle3i'' e' �eriing ebrtia;ry 13t1 , :Screen Member of Ontario Funeral Association • • ••9 •♦ • r 4: HOLDER OF ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE FIRST AiD CERTIFI- o CATE — PORTABLE OXYGEN EQUIPMENT • ' iii• HOSPITAL. BEDS • TO RENT — INVALID CHAIR TO LOAN 4o � . FRESH FLOWERS SUPPLIED FROM MITCHELL • NURSERIES WE WIRE ANYWHERE • ♦ 4 ♦ • 24 Hour Service -- Dashwood. Tel. 70W 1,♦••••••••••••••••♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦••••••♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦o♦••• THIEL'S superior Store Frozen Foods Bird's Eye Frosted Fords FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE FRUITS - VEGETABLES - FISH, - ETC. SEE OUR GROCERY SPECIALS ! Visit our Large Grocery Department and take advantage of the Various Specials on Sale from time to tmie. Weekly Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Greens. LET US SERVE YOU Phone 140 C.,11 THIEL Zurich Lyric Theatre Phone 421 - EXETER Friday, •Saturday Jan. 29-30 The Great Sioux Uprising Jeff!Chandler Faith Domergue Western melodrama at the time of the Civil War, fast action and tense interest suitalble for the family. Monday, Tuesday Feb. 1-2 So This Is Love Kathryn Grayson ;Merv. Griffin Technicolour musical biographical of the career of Grace Moore the tamed singer who died in a' plane crash a- bout six years ago. Wednesday, Thursday) Feb. 3-4 Story of Three Loves All Star Cast In. Technicolour this feature offers a trio of contrasting unrelated rom- antic tales, fx ;ln. TO SHOW FILM eAt the evening service, this com- 1 4 Sunday, January 3.1st,; at St. P ten's Lutheran Church, at 7.30, a.:i outstanding film is to be shown, The Messenger of Peace" as the sOtinct film. ie named, comes highly *commended and has been shown ;hi, many churches. As this is the e�' iLual Thankoffering service of the Women's Missionary, Society, ;those ep, charge of the arrangements feel p, ti,cularily fortunate in being able tali bring this film to the people in Z irich, as it is in great demand and iSAq;booked months in advance. It has been shown in theatres under the mine "The Rural Pastor." Everyone cordialle invited to attend this service to see this noteworthy r'eature Progressive Euchre In the Community Centre, Zurich On Thursday, January 28th At 8.30 p.m Admission 50e. FREE LUNCH Everybody Welcome Sponsored by Zurich CVL. NOTICE ANNUAL M>✓ETING . OF T'iiE .. Zurich Agricultural Society sl)y` be heldy�,w��'rs� own' Hall; >: unc On FRIDAY, JANUARY 29th. At Two o'clock, p.m. Business.— -Receiving, Financia ' Re- port, Election or Officers„ tc. Please ,'be present • at ° t,;bzs lire'' .ting and lioost• for 'the +welfare iif the 7g,: Society. Theo. Steinbach, President. E. F. Klopp, Secy-Treas. 5n Annual Meeting HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPE'RAT- IVE INCORPORATED HOT TURKEY SUPPER AND ANNUAL MEETING In The Community Centre - Zurich On Thursday, February i 1 th. At 7 o'ciock, p.m. Banquet Tickets are available from any of the Directors, or at the Hen- sall and Zurich Plant Offices. Get Your Tickets Early Ladies Welcome CROP REPORT G. W. :NI ontgomei+v� Jan. 23,'54 Many of the old farm windmills are now being purchased as bads for T.V. antennoes. With the local T.V. Station now featuring farm news, there is an increase in the number of sets being purchased by county far- mers. Most farmers now report that they will have adequate feed supplies for the remainder of the inside, feed- ing period. All classes of livestock generally appear to be in good condit- ion. St. Valentine's Box Social and Euchre ¶Our local Zurich Flyers have their C! ti and downs as well as all of us hive in every day life. During the least week they lost two games in a row, the first bast Wednesdayeven- t4'g " in the Exeter arena when they igled with the boys of that town, li big, by the score of 7-4; then two 'lets later, Friday night they went Lucan, and with only a few min- -Lbs to play Lucan broke the 9-9 tie :d came through with the lucky gta.1, winning 10-9. For Zurich Jun - r' Barash scored twice as did Doug +'.113rien, and Joe Masonville bagged a.. lone one.. tOn Tuesday night in the Seaforbh arena the Flyers had a change of lailck when they met the so called rensall team (mostly .Seaforth) we 1 2 e told, and the''.Flvers turned on lie heat winning 7-4. Zurich has (lite more game in the schedule on ,Jim. 29th when they go to Ilderton. ,• r Hockey News CHURCH PROGRESSING he Story of the Organization of The has ch of the Transfiguration; Hamilton, Ont.'s January 17, 1954 'yas•a red-letter day for` the Lutherans living on the Mountain in the :city of HamiIton,for Lutheraiis• and Christians every- where 1b6cause that .day it was form- ally dectredethaf the Ev. Lutheran Church a, the . 'Transii.guration, of Hamilton OiL;' had come into being with a total number of 176 souls, 108 of which being adults. Two wonderful and inspiring ser- vices were conducted on that day. The guest speaker at the morning service was Dr. A. A.M. Knudsen of Chicago, English Secy., of the Board of American Missions. 1 -le commend- ed both people and mission develop-. er on their very apparent success.He stated that the church had a twofold purpose of making better Christians and of making more Christians. By means of the rite of confirmation a number were received into the mem- bership of the church. The choir of time new church rendered two anth- ems. The evening congregation was ad- dressed by Rev. A. C. Jacobi, presid- ent of the Can. Synod, Kitchener. He reminded that the members of the church is made up of many members, that all members do not perform the identical service but that, big or Alai], all service is necessary. The choir of St. Matthew's Lutheran Ch. of Brantford rendered two anthems. The first church council was form- ally. installed Greetings were brought bye Rev. M. Bailley in behalf of the Hamilton Council of Churches, Rev. F. C. ,Mueller and Rev. P. Eydt. Student Norman Lang, who served the Sunday School for two summers, and Prof. Durst of Waterloo College, who assisted in making the original survey in the district were the as- sisting liturgists at the morning serv- ice, while the pastors of St. Paul's and of Trinity Lutheran of Hamilton were the assisting - liturgists at the evening service. The total attend- ance at .both services was about 3,215, Sponsored by the Dashwood Men's Club, on MONDAY, FEB,RtJARY 15th. At 8 ip:m: Held in • V. L. Becker's Show Room DASH W OO1) Progressive Euchre starts at !8 pan. Ladies Please bring Boxes Admission for Gents — 25 Gents Prizes for Euchre Plan to attend this Big Social Even- ing Proceeds for Community Work. Bvery'body Welcome: I Greetings were also announced as +coining,froni Rev. F. L. Howald, pas- tor of the oldest Lutheran Parish in Ontario, dram the youngest parish parish namely GraceLutheran at Oakville,' and from many others, as well as gifts of money and conmiun- ion vessels in Sterling silver. Single Copies 5 Cents, Sub cri•ption in Canada, $2.00 a Yetei Subscription U.S.A., Year $2.50. NORMA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE FOR .APPOINTMENTS Tel. 223 Zurich NORMA STEINBACH - P.zop. RAG RUGS and CARPETS On a New Modern Loom, Made to Order — Seth 0. Amann, Zurich, Ont. Phone 128. Mor ning Rose A SMART NEW PATTERN IN DINNERWARE 66 PIECES. SERVICE FOR 8 ONLY $47e50 SEE IT IN OUR WINDOW SEVERAL NEW BREAKFAST 32 AND 38 PIECE SETS $9.95 A. G. HESS Jeweler and Registered Optician INVITES YOU • TO JOIN ITS HOST OF FRIENDS LORNE S. EILE ;. 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The first serv- ice, watt held on Sept. 20, 1953 in the Brantdale Public school with an at- tendance of 110. Sunday* Sc11eo,1 and Services have been held t,'i,rre, vex. Sebes. 1 Cold Weather Needs MEN'S FELT SHOES AND RUBBER OVERSHOES ALSO MEN'S LINED SMOCKS SPECIAL PRICES TO CLEAR MEN'S CASHMERE OVERSHOES GIVE YOUR LAYING FLOCKS THE VERY BESTI BIG - THREE MASH and PELLETTS Good Supply of Fresh Groceries always on Handl TUE BLAKE STORE E. Schwartzentruber, Prop, Phone 11-P7