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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1954-02-25, Page 111141.1,11111,1r ZURIC Established 1900 NERAL ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY ST. PETER'S Evangelical Lutheran Church ZURICH -- ONTARIO .-. REV. E. W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR Ma a.m.—Divine Services. 6.1:15 a.m.—Sunday School. 7:30 p.m.—Vespers. Everybody Welcome to all. Services EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL . UB. CHURCH ZURICH . — ONTARIO Rev. H. E. Roppel, Minister Mrs. Milton Oesch - Organist • SUNDAY 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. WHY PAY Reckless Driver Rates If you're a careful driver `you can get remarkable low rates with State Farm Mutual, the Company that dared to be different. State Farm's careful drivers make their own tow Auto Insurance Rates. KEN ETUE, District Agent Phone 78 r 1 t. Zurich, Ont. Are You Suffering From Headaches? If so have your Eyes Examined with the Latest Methods and equipment at A. L. COLE, R.O. PTO11'IETR ST sE amp d ,asses at Reesenabie Pies i'. Zurich Mennonite Church Pastor— Albert Martin SUNDAY SERVICES: 10:00 a.m. — Sunday School 11:00 a.zn. -- Worship Service 8:00 p.m.. — Bible Meeting WEDNESDAY, 8 p.m. Prayer Fellowship (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. Music by Syncopators' Orchestra Admission — 50 Cents Exerybody Wecome Reception A Reception will be held in the Community Centre, Zurich On SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27th. For Bill Smith and Medeline Ryan Music by Disjardine's Orchestra Everybody Welcome ANNOUNCEMENT. Mr and Mrs. Milton Deitz announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Margaret Joan, to tt\tr. Herb Turkheim, son of Mrs. Anne Trukheim and the late Rev. E. Turkhenni. The marriage to take place the beginning of March. LETTER FROM FLORIDA 132 N. Orange Ave, Apt. 2, Lake Wales, Florida. Feb. llth, 1954 11Zr :and Mrs C. L. Smith, Zurich, Ont Dear Editor Just a few lines to pet you know that we are still alive and. :enjoying ourselves very much. The weather; l ere is ga n.d St i;ot7isng,a ,.8:30 -wdl ie FS or 80 by :afternoon. It _makes us rather smile when we hear of the snow and •1141••••••••••••••••••••••*••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 • 2 T. HARRY HOFFMAN FUNERAL , HOME Funeral Director — Private Car Ambulance Member of Ontario Funeral Association • AID CERT1rI- A • • • • • • • • 2 HOLDER OF ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE FIRST • CATE — 'PORTABLE OXYGEN EQUIPMENT 'HOSPITAL REDS TO RENT INVALID CHAIR TO LOAN :,44 FRESH FLOWERS SUPPLIED FROM MITCHELL NURSERIES •• WE WIRE ANYWHERE A 24 Hour Service —. Dashwood. Tel. 70W • • • • • • 0 • • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••4••••••••••••••••• THIEL'S Superior Store NOTICE FOR TWO 'WEEKS ONLY! COMMENCING SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27 A 20% REDUCTIONWILL BE GIVEN ON ALL DRY GOODS. COME EARLY FOR FIRST CHOICE SEE OUR GROCERY SPECIALS ! Visit our Large Grocery Department . and take advantage of the Various Specials on Sale from time 10 tirne. Weekly Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Greens. LET US .SERVE YOU ! Phone 140 - C. H. THIEL Zurich ING, FEBRUARY 25 i 95 4 Aidon Thea GRAND BEND Friday, Saturday FOb „26" South Sea Woman Burt Lancaster Virginia Ma A Rollicking comedy about two• mes and a delicious dish of a giri o;Aa1 a bahnyi tropical. isle Cartoon and Additional Short Su jects +m foe Tuesday, Wednesday Marsh 2r A Lion Is In The Streets Technicolor i' James ,Cagney Barbara Hal All the chislers, tin-hornsfi twv ti ing ladies and two bit crooks mai the little guy a big, .big „wheel., Newsreel, Cartoon and "Birthpla, of Hockey." Sponsored by Women's I nsti tf Ile And ZURICH WOMEN'S CATHOLIC LEAGUE Will be held in the Is At Hospital Mrs. Herb Mousseau is a patient at Victoria Hospital, London, where 'She had an operation. Her many fri- ends are pleased to hear that she is, progressing favourably and wish her a speedy recovery. See You There! Don't forget the hot supper held i y the Zurich Town Hall on Thursday e'ening, .Feb. 25th. Supper served fxbm 5 to 8 o'clock. Bring the fam- .iiy, tell your friends. Adults 75c. children 35c. Sponsored by the C.W. L. and W. I., Zurich. Returns From Hospital. Master Gerald Rader, aged 5 yrs., ion of Mr and Mrs Lorne Rader of ,.town returned home from the Sick pGhildrens' Hospital, London, after ;hiving an operation performed on lis` right foot last Wednesday morn- ing. We are pleased to report that Gerald is progressing very favourable and is quite cheerful and of good pirits. He will have his foot in a c�4•st for six months. We wish him the best of success. TOWN HALL - ZURICI-r: ' Hockey News OnLucan One Up Thursday, February 25th. Last Friday night at Lucan the A Delicious Meal will be served Zurich Flyers came through with the From 6 to 8 o'clock, p.m..t econd straight win defeating the Dash of that town, they having won iiVI E N U e' first two Hot Scalloped Potatoes i games, so the series Salm stood at two wins each, but with the Ham pile, at Exeter this Tuesday evening PicklesGarro ' 7'ixeari came back and took the game Fancy Bread and Butter Cherry Far,'i4, which puts them in an enviable Adults 75c. Children 35c d i sition to win the series, as they Everybody Welcome i}41pw, have one to win the round,�while Bring your whale Familybrich would have to win two. How - And tell othersoer,• no one can tell what the next Proceeds to go towards •the Ketch ane or games will bring. The Improvements of Town_ Hall estg•ame will be at Zurich this Fri - 1 ay'•night. --1 d '. A Fine Treat zero weather up there and us actualli, , ae ;are very grateful for the fine basking in beautiful sunshine ,cif oranges received from Mr. You know • God made the nci�tH � fifers Seth Amanns of town who with its cold and snow for the yo; � �, ,.� ! .- but h made a ,Hive}'},,, oxi.d. i the past several_w eek5 in Flor- ti're., o�il�'i" •.�o'T'r. T�'rei' ,-: i`rtie:i.� �& (•:, �an�cl' `are new on"'1;1"t"e`rr tivay tack many people are adding years to the! O. Indiana, visiting with friends. lives by spending the winters in thxl 1 They report as having had a most lovely trip to the south, as the wea- ther was ideal, and who would not enjoy themselves with such an ab- undance. of delicious fresh fruit. that - has ripened eight on the trees in- stead of being picked so green and -then stored for ripening. The shipm- ent'••rvas received in good oraer by Mrs. Amenn's reTatives, who Tike the publishers of the Herald, are enjoy- ing.the treat very maclm.. south. About 90 per cent of the winter visitors are here in the Inters est of their health.' We .had a friendly call from -Mr and Mrs Roy 'McBride and11VIr and Mrs. Russell Erratt, !also Mr and •Mrs Anson Coleman and Mr and Mrs Wm;' Reid. We are always happy anti de:• lighted to see our friends from good old Ontario.—Zurich and community in particular.—We are loo::zng for- ward to seeing more from Huron Co- unty. Lake Wales is a very nice city, population !about •8,000, situat- ed very central on 27 Highway and on the highest part of the State and in the very heart of the Citrus grow- ing section. It is the home or the fobulous Donald Duck juice plant. It operates day and night seven days a week. They conduct organized tours of visitors through the plant every day but Sunday. Every hour on the hour a large group is waiting to start There are also a number of large cit- rus packing plants. Such outstanding attractions as Cypress Gardens, Bok Tower, Pass- ion Play, Great Masterpiece and many others are within a few miles of the town. They have a very fine tourist Club or Centre here. The mem•oer- ship has gone over the 400 mark this year. This possibly means more to the winter visitors than anything else, as large numbers spend much time playing shuffleboard, lawn bowl- Whitney funeral home, where serv- ing and amusing themselves around ices will be conducted 'T'hursday at 2 the club house. They have 21 shu?e- ,p.m.. by the Rev J. J )Stinson, and board courts and intend adding more interment in Maitland Cemetery. next year.and a very fine bowling I Mrs. James McAllister Passes green, in fact some say the only cic-; Mrs.. James McAllister, prominent ill green in Florida, as not too malny' have the ditch for dead bowls. (resident. of the Parr Line, Hay Town - The citrus crop is very abundant 'ship,, passed away in Victoria Hosp- this year and much earlier than last. I itat,, London, Sunday Feb. 21st foll- Everywhere you go around here you I owing a lengthy, illness. Born in Hib-• see large trucks loaded with oranges ;bert Township, the former Rossie and grapefruit on their way to the I Broadfoot, she was the daughter of plants. It is truly very big gtistness the late Mr and Mrs. James Broad - in this State and expanding each year I foot. 'ted active member of 'Hensel'. We enjoy very much having a'United Church, a past president of picnic in the parks at least once t week. The weather is usually fine.Do the Women's Association, a member you 'ever have a picnic in Fetuttary? of the Women's 'Missionary 'Society, We have made many new friends e - when held the ei Amber Rebekah recordingi Lodge was from all over Canada and U.S. The south is full of most friendly people instituted five years ago, air' was a in all the world, always anxious to get acquainted. We have over 30 Canadian members at the Club here and you see Canadian markers no matter where you go. We appreciate very much' having the privilege of attending a lecture every Wednesday evning at Babson Park. They are a contribution frorl the late Dr and Mrs Babson. There is no charge and a very large audit- orium filled to overflowing every ev- ening. Best wishes to you and Mrs South and all our friends and neigh - ours. a month. Id. -.-,'Sim cerely 3 olm. ar d to see you ill o Tabs Armed olg- OBITUARY DIES AT SEAF'ORTH. • Late Isaac Hudson Isaac W.• Hudson, 72, died in the Seaforth Hospital on Tuesday. He was been in Stanley Township and far- med there before coning to Zurich Where he operated a produce business then they moved to Seaf'orth where he was engaged in the same line of work. A member of the United church in Seaforth where he served as councilor. Surviving: besides his wife the former Mabel Melick of Zurich are two sons, Leonard, Toron- to; !!Maxwell, Windsor; two daughters, Mrs. Wilfred Coleman Tuckersmith Twp., MIs. Dalton Diegel, Logan Tp. and five sisters, Mrs. J. Consitt arid Mrs. W. Douglas,. Brucefield; Mrs. A. Harvey, Mrs. J. Logan, and Mrs. W.. ,Carlile; iHensail. Resting at the NORMA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE r Single Caples 5 Cents. Subscription in Canada, $2,00 a Year Subscription U.S.A., Year $2.5.0. , FOR APPOINTMENTS Tel. 223 Zurich NORMA STEINBACH - Prop. RAG RUGS and CARPETS On a New Modems Loom, Made to Order -- Seth 0. Amann, Zurich,. Ont. Phone 128. G3� Aso BEAUTY! ;,�Q' VALUE! See this $150.00 Special with Diamond Set Wedding Ring. Others from $35.00 Upwards A. G. HESS\ Jeweler and Registered Optician INVITES YOU TO JOIN ITS HOST OF FRIENDS LORNE S. FILER. LOCKER SERVICE - - ROE FEEDS WHITE ROSE FUEL OIL Phone 10 — HENSALL, ONT. 626••••••••••••••a ••••••• ••••••yees••••••••at•0000V • • • • • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • I tt** I Bon* Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director Private Car 'Ambulance Service Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Rent FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Day and Night Service or 122 Zurich elephone. : Res..89 0 • s • • • • oe •••••••••••••••••••••i••••••••••••••••••••••••O•••••• ZLJRIWS Grocery Store We are ever at your service with the beet lines obtainable of FRESH GROCERIES All Fresh Vegetables, Fruits in Season as well as Canned Fruits and Vegetables • og1 hand Candies - Nuts - and Confectionery in supply GIVE US A CALL IEXNO OLSCH km Zurich PRODUCE WANTED. Phone 165 member of the executive of the Hen- sel' Women's Institute. As a young woman she taught school at the Wliite School and in Tiickersmith Township Surviving )besides her hus- band are one son, Ian, of the OAC. Guelph; Jean, of Teachers' College, London; one brother, Glen Broadfoot *Stanley Township; and one sister, Mrs Stanley Mitchell, T,uckersmith Township. Public funeral services were held at the family residence on l Tue•'day at 2 'p.tn. Rev. W, 3. Rog- ers conducted the service, Burial wast in Band's cemetery, ,Stanley Twp. 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 BEST! BIG - THREE MASH and PELLETTS Good Supply of Fresh Groceries always on Handl T.E BLADE STORE E. Schwartzentruber, Prop.. Phone 1.1-97 ammemonsesnesenstromer {