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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1955-06-16, Page 1Established 1900 H HERAL ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 16 1955 Che .'I. harry lboffman funeral lhome DASHWOOD — ONTARIO S I . ' et lER'S Evangelical Lutheran Church ZURICH — ONTARIO gO a.m.—Divine Services. 11.15 a.m.—Sunday School. ,v 0. Winter, Pastor. Everybody Welcome to all Services Zurich Mennonite Church Pastor— Albert Martin SUNDAY SERVICES: 1E:00 a.m. — Sunday School 11:00 a.m. --Worship Service 8:00 p.m. — Bible Meeting 'WEDNESDAY, 8:30 par; Prayer Feilowaher. • TOU ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP .WITH' USI" iyou "THE Enjoy Listening .to— MENNONITE HOUR" Gospel Preaching — 9®slpirationm9 Singing. 1Sundaya—CHML-•900 k.e. —WRVA - 1140 k.e.- 10.80 p.ra. "The Living Christ for a Dying World." Welcome 'Iv) Gospel ` Services AT 1 Zurich Mennonite Church June 12 - 19, at 8:30 p.m. PRAYER SERVICE AT 8:00 p.m. Evangelist 3 ELIAS W. K1JLP Bally - Pte. U'Blessed are they which ,do hunger sand thirst atter )righteousness; for they shall be filed,, Matt. :Sa S. ussimmeonssumusessass Lync Thatre Phone 421 EXETER Friday, Saturday June (17-18 DESIREE MARLON BRAND() JEAN •SI'MriVIONS Photographed in cinemascope, this Romantic costume drama is full of excitement and thrills. Monday, Tuesday June seeined to be drying up, Providence cane along with it's million dollar f!ram and replenished' the earth Pith Ian abundance of rain, Saturday and Sunday, with a bit Monday. It was cool, and one had to have fire going in the home, but the rain srireIy hit the spot, and things just seemed to be popping up. A bit late for the strawberry crop, but we'll get along with a few boxes less, but the rasp - ''berries, which are a promising .crop,; 20-2a L. Dial M for Murder RAY IVIIL.AND.•. GRACE KFLL;Y ('Adult Enter tainnicnt) . •`tn'uider melodrama dill of excite- ment Wednesday, Thursday June 22-23 Return From The Sea JAN •STE'RLING NEVILLE BRAND The story of a N.S. destroyer in Korean waters. BORN At the South Huron ;los- pita}, Exeter, on June 7th, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Regier of Hay Twp., a -son, Ronald. Joseph. Grandson to Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Regier, and Mr and Mrs Alex. Masse. SIT DID RAIN! Just :When We seemed to need it the most' with our lawns and gardens seeminly burning up, as welt as far- mers fields and pastures which also THIEL'S Saperior Store. Shop at Our Store AND SEE THE MANY FINE USEFUL AND 'GIFT ARTICLES WE HAVE IN CHINAWARE, ETC. WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO SHOW YOU THESE! FROZEN FOO'.3S BIRD'S EYE FROSTED FOODS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE — FRUITS - VEGETABLES FISH - COLD MEATS, ETC. SEE 'OUR GROCERY SPECIALS ! Visit our Lame Grocery Department and take adwatitage of the opt- ` 3 on Sale from - time. Wtrkly 11.r rums, 'es and Greens, LET US, SERVE YOU ! Phone 140 w C. H. THIEL Zurich Decoration AND M.ENIORJAL.SERVICE AT The Evangelical U.° B. Cemetery BRONSON LINE, near ZURICH On Sunday, June 19, 1955. 21:30 p.m. • Program by Salv. Army Band (With amplifying system) Special Music, Gospel •Songs, Etc. Address by Capt. F. Waller • Other Memorial Features Everybody, Welcome —H. E. Roppel, Pastor A don Ikea ilr e GRAND BEND Friday, Saturday June 17-18 Seminole Uprising George Montgomery „Kering Booth Ed Hinton Monday, Tuesday June 20-21 Five Against • The House Guy Madison Kim Novak • . Brian Keith I Wednesday, Thursday June 22-23 Act Of Love (Adult Entertainment) Kirk Douglas Dany Robin Robert Strauss LI ash mar DRIVE-IN //% THEATRE 4o. 11?" i s� r•- . �. CLINTON - ONTARIO Next to Community Park Thursday, Friday June 16-17 Blazing Forest (Color) JOHN PAYNE 'SUSAN MORROW Saturday, Monday June 18-20 Casanova's Big Night (Color,.) • ROB HOPE JOAN FONTAINE Tuesday, Wednesdays June 21-22 Thunder In The E ast ALAN LADD DEBORAH KEI . ~ . THE ELECTION Last Thurs:ray was Provinciai El- ection day a.id it passed off very quietly and orderliyl, as things should be in this peace loving denrlocrati,c country of ours. Party pushers were busy all day getting the people out to cast their iballots and it was every- body's guess until reports started to pour in and it was soon seen that a Prog. Conservative victory was again in the making, with just about the same as .when the House dissolved this spring. In the Huron riding the former member Mr. Thomas Pryde gained about 80 votes froin the last election, 'against his Liberal oppon- ent Jaynes Scott. The totals were: Pryde 78318 and Scott 6330; as com- pared to Armstrong 6,545 and Pryde 7,937 in the 1.951 election. Hay. Twp. went ,Pryde 512, Scott 658, a serge gain, for Pryde from 1951. Hensall which usually breaks about even gave Pryde 2.3,2! and 'Scott 173. ,Pride re- ceived gains in most all rural dis- tricts, while Scott made his largest gains in .Seaforth, as Exeter gave Pude an overwhelming majorrty.And so this Provincial matter is settred for another four years at least. The Frost Government went back with 83 seats, Lib. 10, OCT' 3 and Lab 2. OBITUARY Mrs. M. A. Oesch Dies at Milverton Mrs. Mary Ann Oesch, 86, died on June 13th at the liome of her daugh- ter Mrs. Laura .Brenneman, at Milver- ton, being ill about three months. A daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Jos- eph Smith, she was !born in Hay. Twp. near Zurich and was married to John Oeseh in 1890 and they lived in .Pig- eon, Mich., until 1912 when they took up fanning near Milverton, Mr Oesch died in 1946. Mrs. Oesch was a mem- ber Iof. North Ammish Mennonite Church at Poole. Surviving are three sons, Albert, Wellington of 'Miiver- ton and Irvin, Woodstock; two daug- hters, 4VIia, R. Sohauber, Mrs Laura Brenneman of Milverton; a brother, Aubert Smith, Port. Huron, 'Mich; 4 sisters, Mrs. Thos. Diller, Stou:rville; Mrs. Wm. O'Brien, Zurich; Mrs. Levi Stelck, Dauphin, Man., and Mrs ,lack Veneto'', Port.Huron, Mich. Also sur- viving are 18 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. The'boo;,- rested at the home of her daughter where funeral services ark being ted on Wednesday, followed by public ser- vices.v Wins (Prize Congratulations go to Master Robert Erb, youngest son of •Mr and a,Virs. Leonard Erb, winner of first /,-prize in vocal solo, for boys under, 9 years of age. He is attending S.S. No. 3 Hay, and under the musical n tractor Mr. Douglas Gill, at the Exeter Musical Festival Hay - Neeb At the Evangelical Parsonage, urich, on Saturday, June 4th, Rev. iF H. E. Roppel united in marriage, Miss Ruby Jean Neeb, daughter of Mr. Iand Mrs. Herb Neeb to Mr. Gordon William Hay, son of Mr and Mrs. 1i War. Hay. Both of Zurich. They will be taking up residence near Zurich. Decoration Day Sunday, June 19th will be observed as. Decoration Day at the Evangel- ical Cemetery, Bronson. line, when the ,Salvation Arrny Bapd of London will'furnislh. the anusial part of it.The address will be given by Capt. F. Wal- ler 'of the Barracks. There will also be gospel songs .and music and other features of interest. The public are heartily invited. A Bit Pre -mature!, Inglast week's issue we were a bit .ahead of time 'with the item con- cerning the •conditionof the Goshei Line, north of Zurich, as being hard surfaced, we were a bit misinroraned as the gravel is in place ready for the Huron County paving crew to come along and do the job, and while they are here the streets in the nor- thernpart of town will be finished, as most of these were done lash year. With the paving of the Goshen north, and last year the paving of a anile or so south, Hay Township will re- ceive its first hard surface County road, and we Mope they will continue on south to join up with No. 83 'Highway, and hats off to Reeve of 'Hay Township, and 1955 Warden, of _Hay Township, for . really ;getting Something for this prosperous Twp. ser- vices.in North Amish Mennonite Church with Rev. Moses Roth or New Cartoon and News at '1tia4eh Perform* Haniburg officiotit*. ,Burial to the 040..._..�, adjoining Oenietary, PgaglarOaoaxt Singe copies 5 Canis., Subscription in Canada, 52.00 a Yss*1 Subscription U.S.A., Year $2.58. NORMA°S BEAUTY SHOPPE RAGS, RUGS and CARPET Tel. 223 FOR Zurich On a New Modern Loom, Made bi! APPOINTMENTS Order — Seth 0. Amann, ZurIe NORMA3TEINBACH - Prop. Order Phone 128. YOUR SPECTACLES DO YOUR SPECTACLES NEED REPAIRING OR ADJUSTING? Why not . bring them in and have them fitted comfortably. BESIDES WE ARE IN A POSITION to supply you with new Frames any size, shape or color; your broken Lenses replaced promptly and accur- ately. IF YOU NEED A NEW PAIR OF Spectacles.. Why not have examined at your eyes C. PASSMORE, R.O. 247% St., London. Bring in the prescription we will fill it promptly with the newest in Spectacle Ware at a price; much be- low the rates charged in. the larger centres. Mr. Passmore is regarded as an outstanding Optometrist. . A. G. HESS INVITES YOU TO JOIN ITS HOST OF F :IEND'S LDPNE S. Ei.LE+ i LOCKER SERVICE - - ROE FEED$ WHITE RO S E FUEL O IL THE JEWELLER Phone 10 — HENSALL, ONIk •r•••so•••••••••®•e••o•®•ea•e•••••i+••‘411.41e 68188 84.611 sb 1 'touutt* Licensed Embalmer and Funeri+d Director Private Car ',Ambulance Service Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Rent FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Day and Night Service Res. 89 - or .122, Zurich eisseamoselsesase oissetaskolasstosoostasems!•a esmse • ®•••s• Telephone: 1 ZuRIews Grocery Store We are ever at your service with the best lines! obtainable of FRESH GROCERIES All. Fresh Vegetables, Fruits in Season as well a Canned Fruits and Vegetables on hand -. Candies .' Nuts - and Confectionery in supply GIVE US 'A CALL .I iilenno Oesch �• Zurich PRODUCE WANTED. MS t Just Arrived MEN'S AND BOYS' SHOES Just Arrived. -- New Shipment, at Very Low Prices Also some. Lines at Special Prices to Clear ----'- Men's Summer Shirts, Underwear, Etc. Gay:) Supply of Fresh Groceries always on Handl THE BGALKE STORE. Schwartgentruber, Prop. 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