Zurich Herald, 1954-03-18, Page 1URIC
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•ERALD
ZURICH, ONl'ARIO THURSDAY MORON G, MARCH 18 1954
Church Directory
ST. PETER'S
,Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH - ONTARIO -
tiltEV, E. W. HEINRICH, PASTOR
all a.m.-Divine Services.
11:15 a.m.---Sunday SchooL
7:80 p.m. -Vesper.
Everybody Welcome to all Services
EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL . UB. CHURCH
ZURICH - ONTARIO
Rev. H. E. Koppel, Minister
Mrs. Milton Oesch - Organist
• SUNDAY SERVICES -
10.00 ami. - Divine Worship. A
11:00 am. - Bible School.
7:30 p.m. - Evening Worship
• Welcome at all Services - "Come
''then with. no and we will do thee
o.d.". Num. 10:29. -
Zurich Mennonite Church
• Pastesr- Albert Martin
SUNDAY SERVICES:
• 10:00 a.m. - Sunday School
• 11:00 a.m. - Worship Service
8:00 p.m. - Bible Meeting
V/EDNESDAY, 8 pan.
-Prayer Fellowship (in the homes)
YOU ARE INVITED TO
WORSHIP
Are You Suffeeir' kg From
Headaches?
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Special
Gospel Services
EVANGELIST
Urie A. Bender
BADEN - ONT.
AT
Zurich Mennonite Church
MARCH 27 APRIL 4
Prayer Service :at 7:30 in.
COME PRAYING AND RECEIVE A
BLESSING
"Blessed are they which do hunger
and thirst after righteousness for
they shall be filled." .Matt. 3: 6.
IN .MEMORIAMS
--In loving memory of my dear
father, Samuel McBride, who passed
away two years ago, March n ,
1952.
All his cares and heartaches ended.
All his trials of life are passed
No more tears or sorrows ever
He has found sweet rest at last
He is with his Lord and Saviour
And is walking lay His side
Ever in his love abiding.
•-Ever remembered by his daugh-
ter, Reta.
Aldo)]. Theatre
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Friday, Saturday March 19-20
TUMBLEWEED
Technicolor
'Audie Murphey. Lori Nelson.
Dogs Expensive
Olull
Hunted, hounded and pursued by the
guns of hate -mad town and the fury
of the Indian warpath.
Selected" Short Sukjects. ... • .
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Tuesday, Wednesday March 23-24
Bad For Each Other
Charlton Heston' Lizabeth Scott
He takes your life in hie hands, but
you'll never Meet the 4ghost surgeon's
world,
forced into the medical shado:w
, Cube and Scouts to Meet
"S At Port Elgin dogs are more ex-
ensive to keep in the community.
•. e Council hiked the license fee to
p for the first male, $8 for each ad-
itional male and $8 for each female.
Is At Hospital
S Mr and Mrs Clarence Shade and
aughters, 14th Con., motored to
London to visit the former's mother,
kis Wm.rSchade at Victoria Hospital
Where she is a patient. We wish her
speedy recovery.
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for money.
Newsreel, Cartoon
HOCKEY.'!
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Mons
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)s.et meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary
•and "HERE'S:,.
• , the Cubs and Scouts is to be held
the home of 3Ins. Whitney 13rok-
s Shire on Thursday, March the 18th
er •4k, 8.00 p.m. All mothers of Cubs
and Scouts are welcome to these
rheetinga-Mrs. Harold Thiels Secy.
NG 0 „re gpoilitdo 7,trei:s"wPietallearn of the
passing• of Mrs. Edmund Walper of
the Bronson line, who has been a
patient at the South Huron Hospital,
Exeter, the past few weeks. At the
moment no arrangements have been
Made. The death taking place at the
bespital oh Wednesday afternoon.
Mrers• Walper was in her 72nd year.
AT
Geiger - In loving memory 01 ST PETER'S PARISH HALL
Roland Geiger who passed away sud-
denly four years ago, March 18, 1950
Four years have passed, but memor-
• ies stays
As near and dear as yesterday.
Deep in our hearts a memory is kept
Of one we loved -will never forget.
What would we give to see his smile
To sit and talk a little while,
This little tribute true and tender,
Is just to show that we remember.
-Lovingly remembered by the
Horner Family.
loving memory of our
,
dear sMbute Violet IsleaniSisrltoSAI tie
i**1154itiVigO4'04,011.0,%x,
Away the *beautiful 'hills of God
•By the valley of .test so fair,
iSometimes sore day, we know not
St Joseph, Ont.
(FRENCH SETTLEMENT)
FRIDAY, MARCH 19th ;
At 9.00 p.m. sharp
$250.00 be given in Gash Prizes
15 Rounds at $5.00 each
4 Specal Rounds.
3 Rounds of $25.00 each.
And one Round for $100.00. .
Special Rounds 25c a Card, ors3 for
50 cents
Adznssion - $1.00
Everybody Is Cordially Invited •
--Ever remembered by daughter,
LylSona-Mage,...ga#.-#44-:4040
Infant Operated On
'es The five weeks old infant son of
Mr, and Mrs. Ken Etue, of the Blue
Water Highway, north of Drysdale,
ItaS rushed to:the Children's Hosp-
.,
.1; London, a very ill child where
:Was x-rayed and revealed that an
r had formed just below Its
li stomach, closing the passage. A
ialist Doctor from the Sick
Karen's Hospital, Toronto was im-
ely, rushed to London, and „epe
litih'eiehlitt,--an'd the -belt .sof
Single Oopies 5 COM&
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Subscription in Canada, oo a Tow
Subscription U.S.A., Year *2.50.
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POR APPOINTMENTS
Tel. 223 Zurich
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On a New Iliddern Vocen. Made to
Order - Seth 0. Amami, Zarb*,
Ont. Phone 128.
BUY
THE GIRL OR BOY
•A FINE WATCH FOR
CONFIRMATION
3 SPECIAL VALUES;
02t30 $29.50 $39.50
17 JEViTEL SHOCK RESISTANT
WATERPROOF EXPANSION
BRACELETS
Smartly Gift Boxed
'Fully Guaranteed
A. G. HESS
Jeweler and Registered
Optician
Shie �a
INVITES YOU
TO JOIN ITS
HOST OF FRIENDS
LORNE S. EILEa
LOCKER SERVICE - ROE PERIM
WHITE ROSE FUEL OIL
Phone 10 • - HENSALL.
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dear father William Neeb, ..who pass-iery. Truly medical science is most
ede away two .years ago, • March 29,Isvonderfid \ in this modern age.
1952
when• . , ••,...
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THIEL'S
Superior Store
NOTICE
WE ARE OFFERING TO THE PUBLIC ,
FREE OF CHARGE 1 , 132 -PIECE
DINNER SET ' EACH MONTH'FOR THE
NEXT "MEE MONTHS. FREE CHANCE.
WILL BE cm, rwAyrirti EVERY PURCHASE-
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OF $5.00 114 MERCHANDISE FROM OUR
STORE. COMMENCING MARCH 20th.
411.11.111~somemoommor.•
SEE OUR GROCERY SPECIALS
Visit our Large Grocery Department and take,
advantage of the Various Specie:is on Sale „frau
• • time to .time.
Weeldy Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Greens.
LET US SERVE YOU !
Our lips cannot tell how we miss.
`Our hearts cannot tell what to say, •
God alone knows how we miseshim,
In a world that is lonely today.
As angels keeps their watch Rp there,
Please God, let our dear Dad know ,
That we downhere do not forget,
We love and miss him se.
-Ever remembered by daughter
Lyle. .Mae, Son Earl William, and
Mother and Dad Adams.
I Our Many Thanks
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr and Mrs Solomon iGingerich of
Zurich, are happy to announce the
engagement of their daughter, Dor-
othy, to Mr. Leonard Bowman, son
of Mr and Mrs. Michael Bon -man of
St. Jacobs, Ont. The wedding to take
place an April 3rd, 2:30 o'clock
Zurich Mennonite Church.
Mr and Mrs WT11.. F. Braun, of
Forest, Ont., announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Barbara Jean,
to Mr. Paul Postain, Jr., son of Mr
'and Mrs Paul Postain, of London.
The wedding to take place in Forest,
Saturday, April 3rd..
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BORN
' At the Farwell Nursing Home; Zur-
ich on March 13th, to Mr and Mrs.
LeRoy Thiel, a son, Howard Earl. A
brother for Linda, a grandson for Mr
and Mrs. Geo. Thiel, Zurich, and Mr.
and Mrs Dodges, London. .• •
At the Farwell Nursing, Home,
Zurich, on March 14th to Mr and
Mrs. Napoleon Bedard, a seri,
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald
Zurich, announce the birth of, a speaker, was the Agric.. Representat-
.daughter at S. Joseph's o 1
• Wesivish to extend our many thanks
to ;:oureseell known citizen of Zurich,
Mr. Oscar'''. Klopp, vsho is spending
these.deld winter days with our piles
of SkinnY Florida. r. 'IClopp
sent a shipment of the luscious or-
ange and grapefruit to his children
here in Zurich, who were so good to
send a treat over to the publisher of
the Herald. And as we were enjoy-
ing part of ..one large orange this
morningswe were imaginatively thin.k-
ing the the . lovely sunshine they
must be having these days, and while'
we also have sunshine, but with it a
very cold temperature around the
freezing mark. Again we say
thank you! Oscar for the nice treat.
. Lions Club News •
The regular supper, meeting was
held on Monday eve. March 1,5th at
the Dominion House, , with a fairly
good attendance. Although tae Lions
seemed to have forgotten their us-
ual prornptneSs, as they semed. to
be dwindling in rather than come ali
in a body.. The rather short but in-
teresting meeting got , under way
with Lion Ed. Gascho, president in
the chair, and after a few strokes
with the gavel, and songs led by L.
Alvin. Walper, the Secretary George
Deichert read the minutes of the last
Executive meeting, and also of -the
last supper* meeting where the guest
;London, March 11th, 1954.
The. Voice of Temperance
An editorial hi a sepeist issue of the,
United ClUirth Obsiver, although
too long to quote in full, is well worth
giving in part. Twenty years ago
crime in •Ontario was at. a very low
figure.-Aceording to 'Cleyernment sta-
tistics for 1933 the ratio of populat• -
,ion per 1000 committed for trial was
1641 and. sentenced to prison, 4.14.
In 1934 there, -was' an improvement;
• 5.91 continitted, 3.32' convicted, in
this year the Government. announced 'selves too old or for other seasons
a . lan for open sale of beer. Ne'-hve found it necessary to be off
, p ,
jerrontgomery of Clinton,
who spoke ; on soil and tonservattom,
At this meeting Mr. John Robinson
of the Goshen mirth, became a Lion
1be was" accepted into menibership,
i'itishber' (if Lions volenteered, te.at-
tends LVdiStrict zone Meeting at Exe-
ter 9n March 19th. • In three weeks
the losal.:clubas aS in general
it *ill be a night in honor (if former
charter member whO sera be
ihetted to attend and be guests. We
taile told there are. about nine in the
'Zurich Club svhii•lhave thought them -
isissisis* s*et*Ia
ron•••••••.
LicenssJ Embalmer and Funeral Director
Private Car 'Ambulance Service
Hospital, Bed and Wheelchair for Rent -
owERs Aa bedAtOst
Day and Night Service •
Telephone: Res. 89 - or 122. . Zuria
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the crime record from new on. . tn
1936, the ratio was 6.52 and 4,3. By
1939 the figures wera 9:31' and 17.45.
The Second World War years saw a
:slight' levellipg off bo 6.89 and 5.01
in 1945. But after the war again the
crime figures mounted. In 1946 they
syete .7:17 and 5.27. By • 1951, double
figures were reacher - 10.51, dou-
ble figures were reached -10.19 and
8.86. "Thus according to the Gov-
ernment's own figures, crime which
was steadily on the downward grade
previous to beer rooms, has been bra
h u de ever since and is now at
- • .Photee 140 C. H. THIEL - Zurich .
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the highest figure ever • reeorded
the. rooster. We, hope they will all
Come to this meeting, and feel quite
at home With the Clieb. A special
speaker will be on hand. After the
closing of e'the meeting a number of
the boys gave a helping hand to the
addressing of the Eastei Seal Cam-
paign Fund material. The public
like in former years' are asked to re-
spond to this worthy ca,use, which is
so much financed just in this way.
Service Clubs are doing all this work
absolutely free of charge, so svon't
Von contribute eieur bit, thanks we
00.'-Adae. . Itnow yeti
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obtainable of
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Canned Fruits and Vegetables on hand
Candies - Nuts - and Confectionery in suppl3r,
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