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ZURICH
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fastablished 1900
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH - ONTARIO
4REV„ E. W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR
JIM a.m.-Divine Services.
a1:15 a.m.-Sunday School.
7:s0 p.m. -Vespers.
Everybody Welcome to all Services
EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL U. B. CHURCH
Zurich -- Ontario
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REV. H. E., ROPPEL
Minister
Mac Milton Oesch Orgarsist
UNDAY SERVICES. -
10:00 a.m. - Divine Worship.
11:00 a.. - eible School.
7:30 p.m. - Evening Worship
Welcome att all Services -"Come
atm with us and we will do thee
(good." Nuns. 1029.
WHY PAY
Reckless Driver rates
If :you're a careful driver you can
get remarkable low rates with
State Farm Mutual, the Company
that dar to be different
ftete Farris careful drivercrake
heir own low Auto Insurance
Rates.
KEN ETUE, District Agent
Phone 78 r 13. Zurich, Oat.
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ERALD
ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MO
FEBRUARY 11 954
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Grand Carnival
IN THE
ZURICH ARENA
ON
Saturday, February 13th, 1954
Judging to start at 8:30 pan.
Good Cash Prizes given for the following:
Girls -- Boys 12 and under - Fancy - ,Comic '
Girls - Boys 16 and under - Fancy - Comic
01en's Fancy - Mee's Comic - Ladies' ranee - Ladies Comic
Best National Costume . Youngest Person on Skates
Best Dressed Animal $2.00 $1.00. Oldest Person on Skates
HOCKEY HOCKEY
Drysdale Trojans Bantams vs. Zurich Bear Cats
BANTAMS
-GOOD MUSIC- -RMESHIMENTS-
Admission
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",:: Is Hay Representattve
The: new representative on the ,
4 'ooard of the Exeter District High
lf;',h-achoel, Area for the Township of
4c-,, ay is Mr. Oscar Greb, who resides
÷e A the Babylon line, R.R. 3, Zueich.
e vas appointed for a two-year
earn and replaces Mr. T. C. Haberer
orhaigned.
',., Don't Forget
The: big Carnival at the Arena _en
*clay evening. There will be a
,9,fSkexciteinent and many pleasant
neetto see. Yes, good entertain-
+. hiaenfffor old and young. We hope
T., 4he lee will he good and the weather
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flayoorreble and a big crowd will be
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present. Let's see you there!• .HAD LIBRARY MITE
Zurich Public Library ,came out of
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Adults 35e. Children 112 and under 15c.
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Zurich Mennonite Church &Won. Theatre
Pastor- Albert Martin
SUNDAY SERVICES: -
10:00 a.m. - Sunday School GRAND BEND
11:00 a.m. - Worship Service
8:00 pan. - Bible Meeting
EDNESDAY 8 m
Prayer Fellowlip (in the homes)
YOU ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP
WITH US!
Pre -Lenten
Bingo and Dance
Will be held in
St. Peter's Parish Hall
St. Joseph, Ont.
'On
SATURDAY, 'FEBRUARY 27th.
'SY-ricOptor-S' -0i;Cheitra
Admission - 50 Cents
Exerybody Wecome
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THIEL'S
Su erior • Store
Frozen Foods
Bird's Eye Frosted Foods
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 horn
time to tinie.
Weeldy Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Greens.
LET US SERVE YOU!
Phone 140 - C H. THIEL . Zurich
'Ale ted in 1953 for the first thne in
4eatill years, it was reported •at the
anneal, meeting, ISaturday eve. in the
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ZunTown Hall. The profitable
year': was believed due to Increased
believed
largem turnover of books
ndahigher grants. The Rev. Father
M. a IIVIonagtian discussed the history
. books and the importance of good
' J. W. Reid, principal of the
Zurich- Pulblis School, showed three
Friday, Saturday Feb. 12-13 flans Officers elected were William
Siebert', -chairman; Bruce J. Klopp,
ecretary-treasurer; Mrs. Bryce Mack
Mrs. 'Harold. Thiel, Mrs. Whitney
Ifl4rokenstlure Mrs Earl Flaxbard
Hugh Marlow
Arizona settlers fight the vengeful
Apaches in the years most exciting Milton,
adven ture.
Stand at Apache River
Technicolor
Stephen 'McNally, Julia Adorns'.
orttoii Erb, Douglas Robieson, con-
iat *1 board of members, Mrs.
Oeseh is librarian.
Hockey News
Oireflocal Flyers had three games
Pie -peel: week. Last Wednesday eve.
they -.'ere :visited by and defeated
'e .SenaeONR boys by 9-5; Fortier,
reef and. 311e1Cirdey got two each;
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41116,..7 ob Hayter, Benny Gignac and
• i:�'Brien got 'tingles.
iVt Beat St. Marys
Flyere.,defeated St. Marys in
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And On The Same Program
BLACK FURY. (Color) 1
Technicolor 21. -
Tuesday, Wednesday Feb. 16
The Golden Blade
(Colerl
eehree 'aiReakeHreakte,;ate.
Piper Laurie
F017 revenge and glory he challengatf
an Empire's Bastions'
Newsreel, Cartoon, T. Dorsey a
His Orchestra
Oreof 13-7, as the final Teague
me. There was earthing at stake
se:the scoring went up high.
Lucan Takes First
the LOcan Irish .enged Zurich Fly-
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.sisf,4-3 at Zurich on Tuesday evening
Progressive Euchre.
hiethe first game of the four -out -of -
seven semifinal playdowns. The sec-
• ond game will be played in Lu -can on
e Friday evening. It was a hard fought
game all the way, and a large crowd
‘„ Were out for it. In the first period
Barash and Gignac scored far the
• Flyers and in the third period Mason-
: rale tallied one.
The Scout's Corner
It's Spring along the Branson
says Jirn Reid, local Principe, and to
back up this statement he claims he
sane a farmer cross the Bronson at the
•second side -road -south of Highway
84 with a prancing team of ho+aes
and a walking plow. .Perhaps, he
suggests, there may be hidden trop-
ic,a1 valley somewhere 'between the
.Bronson and the Fourteenth.
' :During a recent cold wave when
'the mercury hovered just under the
•zeta mark, &o -iters Jim Reid, 'Lewis
Thiel, and Gordon Hess took seven-
teen Boy ,Scouts en a weiner roast
in Arnold IVIerner's bush. A supply
of wood had been prepared by Sco-
uter Reid and six of the iboye„ a few
evenings before, and on the night in
In. the
Town Hall, Zurich
On
Thursday, February 18th
At 8.30 p.m
Admission 50-c.
FREE LUNCH
Everybody Welcome
Sponsored by Zurich CWL.
Moved, into New Home •
Mr and -Mrs Herbert Desjardine
have moved into their fine new home -
which is almost completed. We wefe
come them to our village, although
they are no strangers, having been.
raised in this commenity. They rare
vied- on the Babylon line and have
sold their splendid farm to. ?dr. Wree
Merner. Their only -child, Elroy his.
established himself in the garage .rlastion he took -the advance party
business in town and built-lon, a beautifuleen ahead- and had the :flees going
building which is a -credit to them. as when the main pn? arrayed. The
well as the entire village and vic- boys enjoyed 'an hour's fun at bush
inity. We join their many rriends games while the fires burned down to
in wishing both families -every succesaa -beautiful bed of -coals, whereupon
.----e they .fell to with a will and the toast -
A. ed .hot dogs disappeared in short or-
nnual Meeting der. For those who wie.hed there
The 79th Annual Meeting of the
Policyholders of
The Hay Township Farmers'
Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany
Will be held in the
TOWN HALL - ZURICH
On
Monday, February 15th.
1954. At Two o'clock, pan.
II USINES Si
1. --Receiving Reports of the Presi-
dent, Secretary - Treasurer and
Auditors.
12 -The discussion of other matters
in the interest of the CoMpany.
3-t1ection of Four Directora.
A GOOD ATTENDANCE IS RE-
QUESTED/
Clarenee Parke, President.
Regieald G. Black, fieeretarr, .
-was a potent brew of -camp tea e0111-
plete to the last detail .of a few .bits
of bark for added flavour. After a
hearty sing-sOng, the boa% closed
their first whiter outing with the
Lord's Prayer and the Scout Promise.
Despite pessimistic forecasts, no feet
fiagers, ears or noses were frozen
and the evening was thoroughly ea-
jeyed by all. The boys are now -
looking forward to a week -end came
in the Pinery in the near future.
The Wolf -Cubs, too, have nage a
winter hike. One ,chilly Saturday
morning, fifteen Cubs with Scouter
Reid spent a lively :couple st hours
in the woods beltngieg to Nth Geiger.
During that time the played sever-
al games such es Fox and Hoends,
built a 'windbreak of dead branches
and snow, and ate the lunches which
they had brought along. These lads
could stand a lot mere of this healthy
outdoor sport, if we had another
leader or taeto devote a ItU Utile
to theta%
Single Copier 5 Oente.
Subscription in Canada, $2.00 a Ye*
Subscription 1.1,S.A., Year $2.50.
NORMA'S RAG RUGS and CARPET9
BEAUTY SHOPPE
FOR APPOINTMENTS
Tel. 223 Zurich
NORMA STEENBACH - Prop.
On a New Modern Loom, Mad* t�
Order - Seth 0. Amaze; Zurlette
Ont. Phone 128.
Morning
Rose
A SMART NEW PATTERN IN
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66 PIECES. SERVICE FOR 8
ONLY
$47.50
SEE IT IN OUR WINDOW
SEVERAL NEW BREAKFAST
32 AND 38 PIECE SETS
$9.95
A. G. HESS'
Jeweler and Registered
Optician
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INVITES YOU
TO JOIN ITS
HOST OF FRIENDS
LORNE S. EILER
LOCKER SERVICE - - ROI FERIA
WHITE ROSE FUEL Ora.
Phone 10 - HENSALL., ONT.>
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Grocery Store
We are ever at your service with the best line
obtainable of
FRESH GROCERIES
All Fresh Vegetables, Fruits in Season s well at
Canned Fruits and Vegetables on hand
Candies - Nuts - and Confectionery in supply
GIVE US A CALL
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PRODUCE WANTED.
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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
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