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!Is At Hospital
Mr. Leroy •O'Brien who underwent
,an ,'olperation on ',Saturday morning
. ' at ,1$t. Joseph's Hospital, London, is
:getting along well. His many friends
f ii was' ? him a speedy recovery.
Had Goderich Speaker
1 a well •attended gathering of the
i�! At Men's Brotherhood. •of the Evangel-
-U.B. Teal U.B. 'Church last Wednesday ev-
ening., in their monthly get together,
they were treated to a guest speaker
in the person of Rev. R. G. MadMillan
ott Goderch, and who is pastor of the
ne' Knox Presbyterian church, which
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is the talk of the community being so
modernistically designed. Rev. .Mr.
MacMillan gave a very interesting
and helpful talk on fellowship.
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CHURCH DIRECTOR/
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EMMAIUEL
EVANGELICAL UB. CHURCH
ZURICH — ONTARIO
Rev. H. E. Rappel, Minister
Mrs. Milton Oesch - Organist
SUNDAY SERVICES -
10.00 a.m. — Divine Worship.
11:00 a.m. — Bible School.
7.30—Evening Worship
Welcome at all Services — "Caw:,
thou with ua and we will do the:
geed.". Num. 10:29.
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONTARIO —
10 a.m.—Divine Services.
11.15 a.m.—Sunday School.
Pastors will 'be supplied by the
Lutheran !Seminally at Waterloo,
Ontario
Everybody Welcome to all Services
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 p.m.
Prayer Fellow3hip
YOU ARE INVI'T'ED TO WORSHIP
WITH US!
You'll Enjoy Listening to—
"THE MENNONITE HOUR"
Gospel Preaching — Inspirational
Singing.
Sundays--4GHMIL-900 k.c. -7:30 a.m.
—WRVA - 11'140 k.c.- 10.30 p.m.
"''The Living Christ for a Dying
World."
Are Yo :l Suffering From
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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORN Nc, JANUARY 27 i 955
Single Copies 6 Centa.
Subscription in Canada, $2.00 a Yeas
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Because We had to turn away so many Patrons
We are giving a
Repeat Performance
BY POPULAR DEMAND
Of the English Pantomine sponsored by the Hen-
sall Girl Guide Association in the
TOWN HALL a HENSALL
FRIDAY, JANUARY 28th, ..at 8:15.p.m.
Reserved Admission -- Adults 75c; Students 35c.
Children 25c.
Advanced Tickets available from Zurich Girl
Guides.
CARDS OF THANKS -
;Mr and Mrs Bryce Mack wish to
thank all their friends and neigh-
bours for the cards and messages of
sympathy received during their rec-
ent bereavement. Special thanas to
the Rev. ; H. E. Roppel, the Westlake
Funeral: Home and G. St. Pierre. We
also wish to thank everyone who
sent cards and gifts to Philip during
his stay in the Hospital.
so have your; E'en >ti:xami led vel ,
I • reatl .thank every one that has
e "Latest; Mlas and erlt�ipsyaeut si& > Y
.sent 'arie cards, .heats, visited , Me"
A. li,.„ ILE, i4., .O. while a patient at St. Joseph's -- Q`�°. Hos-
pital, London, which I appreciated. I
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NOTICE
There will be a supper held in the
Zurich Town Hall on. Tuesday, Feb-
ruary 15th, sponsored by the Catholic
W. League and the Womens' Instit-
ute. Watch for particulars later
on.
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ANNUAL ME
Of the
ETING
HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERAT
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In the
Community Centre, Zurich
On
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY loth
Women's Institute
The regular monthly meeting of
they Zurich Womens' Institute will be
held in the town hall, Zurich, ,en
Tuesday evening, Feb. ' lst at eight
o'clock. All members try and be
present for important business. Come
and 'bring a ,friend with you. Comm-
ittee in charge :.Mrs. Wm. Forrester,
Mrs. Harold Thiel, Mrs. Newell Gei-
ger, Mrs. Chester L. .Sanith. .
HAD CLASS MEETING
The invitation was accepted when
Mrs. E. Hey of town on Thurssday
evening of last week invited the
Bethany Sister S. S. Class of the Ev-
angelical U.B. church, of which she
is a member, to her home to hold
their ;annual election of officers and
combine a social 'evening. About 27
'neinbers and friends enjoyed the ev-
ening together. A program was giv-
en with Miss Jane Lamont, president
of the class who also. took charge of
kt. ,infixed: progrdm an4. otpened:, with
,prayer. Mrs. Hey gave a, fine opening
-'address of welcome that made every
one feel at home, and had all join to
sing "The -IA -ore We'll G,, : ogethe ,
the Happier We'll be." Mrs. Lee W.
Hoffman presented the teacher, Mrs.
Menno .Steckle with a book. Election
of offi,eiers followed by l�ev. H.oppei
officiating, and who offered the clos-
ing prayer. A contest by Mrs. M.
Williams refreshments .were nerved,
vvith thanks to Mrs, Hey for her kind
hospitality, it being high tinge for all
to say "Adeau" for this grand
Christian Fellowship together.
Rev, H. E. Roppel took cvH
,rre of
the ele.tion which resulted as roll-
mvs ' ie ident Mrs, ('h.ster L. 'inith,
Vicom plc . 'i J. 4 . :denier; Secy.
L. W. t 0 tntln As,t, Sec y.,lll s
Guest Speaker---'':'Ir...IcKague, L.
C. 0. Director
Time: 7 p.m. Tickets $1.10
Ladies Welcome •- Dance to rollow
Tickets available at Hensel] and
Zurich Co -Op. Offices or any of the
Directors,
Roy McBride, President.
Bertram Klopp Secy-Treas.
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FISH COLD MEATS, ETC.
SEE OUR GROCERY SPECIALS !
Visit onir Large Grocery Department and take
Advantage of the Various Specials on Sale from
tine to time.
Weekly Fresh Fruits, 'Vegetables and Greens.
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HOCKEY NEWS
Two inter,r..sting hockey ganles \V1) 0
,'layetk 111 ;:ltc Folli, It _-1:rt:'+1.I over the
tt-.in n'i, in 1a 1 the on1 r : tes vi •
,1111 interest. The i 1s : cing 011
MA e" al ," v h 11 ti it i1tr011,.1
The pride given 1n mug 11ij, l by ih 1 l ' :ii; • gt:o 41 i o t,111 I) ' 11. ( LI Olil•s
atael, 01050 n gown o1 1141ti dati11 lice!lc.er town. i1 ti in ,.neral
fashioned 011 l7i.nC 11 0',1 ilii lg in_ 1 d some p Lt 1e 1 t 1 itl t' In i •1 Tot NjYiS,
t0 a long train.Her headdress of of scoli1 y 1 t1, doll with the locals
ch ..n+,11 lo.,' studs 1 ,.,,:th ,bine I o:,1 nr o�At- oil t n While t game
stones and pearls Held 'rier f:lnlilt 1 : d no leagje significe0 In lit scan -
heirloom veil. of French silk iiiusion 1'I1YIg, ye't t.i(_it •. 111 l,lnnty Of 0l.fha5
She carried a hand bouquet of t`ln and a lot of fun,
Am-
erican Beauty Roses. Elle second game did not faro so
Mrs, Catherine Webb, as her ,,i,„_1 well with the Flyers on Mont17•'
ter's matron of honorwore 11 Wtlitr, ning when the Irish boys 1'1 ill ,':'_an
length gown of ]loyal blue velvet defeated the locals 5-3, ,coring all
with matching headdress and carried their t als 711 1'10 fust two periods,
a hand bouquet of gold mums. Mrs.
Lucan bots were never in trouble
Maxine Gould, sister of the groom Storey topped the winners with two
and Miss Gloria Deitz as bridesmaids
wore red and gold velvet waltz
length dresses and matching head-
dresses, carrying hand bouquets of
gold mum's.
Miss Bonnie Lou Weber, niece of
1 the bride as flower girl, wo. s a floor
length gown of gold velvet with mat-
ching headdress and carried a petite
hand bouquet of gold baby mums
and red rosebuds, Master Brian
MacLean, nephew of the bride was
l ingl'learer.
Kenneth Oke, brother of t!'.e groom
1 was best man. The ushers were
Murray Oke, brother of the groom,
and Eugene O'Brien, brother of_ the
!.bride. The First Division., Zurich
Girl Guides formed a guard of honor
for the 'bride who is their Lieuten-
• ant. The wedding' dinlner wan
ed at the Dominion Hotel, Zurfcserv-
h.
?or travelling, the bride chose a
navy suit with matching accessories
and a corsage of American I3eauti
] Roses. The couple will reside 11
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;Zurich. ,
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goals with singles going to Valit]nette
Stretton and Bond. For Zurrl.et, Bob
and Jim Hayter scored singles along
with Homes. The • win.ners had a 2-1
edge at the end of the first period,
and increased their margin to 5-2 to
start tie third. The homesters were
able to pay off with only one goal in
the final twenty munites of play.
St. Marys will be playing in Zurich
this Wednesday evening which will
wind up the regular schedule an the
teams will then go into the playoffs.
Although the playoff dates have not
been set, the first and fount+, place
teams will meet and the second and
third in a home and home aeries,
goals to count. The winners will then
meet in a four out of seven 801105 to
decide the championship. Lucan is on
top •arld will likely play St. Marys
leaving Ilderton and 'Zurich' to fight
it out far a ,place in the tma4s. it
should develop a lot of enthusiasm,
and we hope some games wit, be held
here in Zurich, if the cold weather
contittttea us it has been,
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