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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1955-07-14, Page 1Estabi-ished 1900 Zurich Mennonite Church Pastor— Albert Martin 3UNDAY SERVICES: L.6:00 a.rn. — Sunday School x1:00 a.m. — Worship Service 8:00 p,m. --- Bible Meeting _ 'WEDNESDAY, 8:30 p.m. Prayer Fellowship , iH !r.0 ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP WITH US! ?You'll Enjoy Listening to— "THE MENNONITE HOUR" Gospel Preaching — Inspirational Singing. tsur1day4s—C•IEVIL-900 k.c. -7:30 a.m. —WRVA - 1140 k.c.- 10.30 p,m. `The Living Christ for a Dying World." EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL . UB. CHURCH ZURICH — ONTARIO Rev. H. E. Roppel, Minister Mrs. Milton Oesch - Organist 41JNDAY SERVICES- 10.00 a.m. — Divine Worship. 11:00 a.m. — Bible School. Welcome at all Services — "Conass canna with us and we will do theme' fyood.". Num. 10:29. ST. PETER'S v. Lutheran Church, Zurich •Rev. O. Winter, Pastor. •Mrs. J. Tuerkheim, ATCM., Organist Worship Service 10:00 A.M. Sunday School (all ages) 11:15 9.:'12. The Lutheran Church in Zurich ex- tends a warm welcome to Visitors. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank those who remem- bered me in any way while a pat- ient at Victoria Hospital, London. , Verde, Baechler. I wish to thank all my.neiglbours and friends for the Cards, Flowers, and Gifts white I was a ,patient ne ,St. Joseph's Hospital, Landon_ • Henry Eickmeier. ; Thar&'You '... Mrs. Arthur Edigho1 er wishes to thank her many friends .for kindness shown in any way While a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. and at home. ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSD Casing Prgri m The •closing Program of the ZURICH SUMMER BIBLE SCHOOL Will be on. FRIDAY, Evening JULY 15th, at 8 p.m., at the Zurich Mennonite Church Work books and hand -work .will be on Display in the basement before the program. The Parents and Friends are invited to attend. StarLite Drive -In Theatre (NEWLY OPENED) 5 Miles East of Grand Bend, on Crediton Road Thursday, Friday July 14-15 HONDO (Tech JOHN WAYNE Geraldine Paige Saturday, 'Monday. July 116-18 Desert Legion (Tech) ALAN LADD Arlene Dahl Tuesday, 'Wednesday July 19-20 By The Light Of The Silvery Moon (TECH.) Doris Day Gordon McRae RECEPTION and DANCE Ire Honour of Mr. and Mrs. Donald fousseate Hensall, in BAYFIELD PAVILLI.ON WEDNESDAY EVE. JULY 20 Disj.ardine's Orchestra EVERYBODY WELCOME o��e�.os��aoe����o��*a�a��ro®�.r yea ��•aeao���u©a®©a�o�m�r��v► .• 'HOFFMAI'i1WS as Arrange Funeral Service To Or Frain Out -O£ -Town -Points @BSO' L 11114E sksmk inc. A .V '4 .4 4 Hens4a Wherever funeral service is required, to or from any place in Can - ada, the United States or Bather points of the globe, Hoffman's, as members of local and national funeral director's associations, can iaandle all the arrangements. You are always assured the quiet effi- ciency of Hoffman's service. T. HARRY t ' OFFMAN FUNERAL HOME Funeral and Ambulance Service 0 4. v. • 4. 4. 24 -Hour Service DASHWOOD Telephone 70-W 'N se 0. ® 4041.044•4.4,e 4@va4.** 404....49.,84.34,6, 0,04,' 290'**4,4+4:' E S . for Store ;4- Shop at Our Store AND SEE THE MANY FINE U JEI, L iL AND GIFT ARTICLES AVE HAVE IN CHINAWARE, ETC. WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO SHOW YOU THESE! FROZEN FOODS BIRO'S EYE FROSTED FOODS FOR YOUR `CONVENIENCE — FRUITS - VEGETABLES FISH - COLD MEATS, ETC. SEE OUR GROCERY SPECIALS ! Visit our Large 'Grr*lnry Dep v tmlent and take ,Advantage of the Various Specials on Sale from Time to Time! Weekly Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Greens LET US SERVE YOU! Phone 140 - C. I . THIEL - . Zurich 1. pric Phone 421 Y MORNING, JULY 14 i 955 Friday, Saturday ---- War Paint Robt. Stark Joan Taylor A truly great Western incolor. if EXETER July 15-16 Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday . July 18, 18, 20 The High & Mighty ' John Wayne Doe Avedon Produced in Cinemascope and color, here is a gripping dramatic entertain- ment. COMING July 21, 22, 23 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea A1c.0n. Theatre GRAND BEN:' Thurs., Fri., Sat. July 14-15-16 Judy Garland A Star Is Born Cinemascope Technicolor James Mason. Jack Carson. Due to length of this feature the first show will cornrnence at 6:45 fp, m., second show at 9.25 nightly Admission: Adults 75c Children 25c (Tax included) Sunday :Midnite, Monday, Tues. July 18, 19. Carmen Jones Cinemascope Technicolor Adult Entertainment Harry Belafonte Dorothy. Dandridge Pearl Bailey Film Version of a smash Broadway musical Wednesday, Thursday July 20, 21 Conquest of Space Vistavision Technicolor Walter Brooke Eric Fleming Joan •Shawler •l Llash ar vr. CLINTON - • ONTARIO Next to Community Park Friday Only July 15th. LAUGH NITE ALL CARTOON and COMEDY SHOW Cone and Bring the Kiddie: Saturday, Monday July Id, 18 Allegheny Uprising JOHN WAYNE CLAIRE TREVOR July 19 — 25 CHECK BACK PAGE FOR Old Show Week Cartoon and Short at each Show Two Shows Nightly, ' rain or clear, i ns • Box Office Open 8:00 p.m. F' t Show at Dusk. Children Under 12 in Cars Free Agricultural Office News Crap Report July 9th.1 Haying progressed favourably dur- ing the past week. Dry weather still prevails, ruin is badly needed, 'Cutting of wheat started in the south end of the County this week and other spring grains are commencing to turn colour. Milk flow has crrop- ped off -considerably • and rn some eases dairy herds are being put on supplementary feeding. Attended Lectures Mrs. -John Tuerkheim and Miss Marlene Wagner spent last week at Waterloo College, where tieey at- tended lectures and classes for church (Music and pipe organ by Dr. Fleis- I cher of Valparaiso University, of Chicago. Dr. Leupold of Waterloo, and also took part in the Institute Choir under the direction of Mr. E. Isler of Toronto. DASHWOOD WINS OVER ZURICH In a keenly contested game last I:riday evening on the Zurich diam- and the Dashwood Tigers proved true to their naive by edging the Zurich Lumber Kings 4-5. It was a more or less nip and tuck game with very tight ball all the way. A fairly good crowd was present and much cheer- ing was done by the spectators. Zurich lost to Mitchell on Monday evening. Games coming up in the coming week are: July 18, Zurrcn at Auburn., and on July 22, Zurich at Dashwood. ' GRAND OPENING Of New Furniture Store The new Furniture Store which has recently been built by Mr. Keith Westlake has drawn many anxious buyers from far and near, to come and see the grand -display of Barg- ain, in furniture for every room of the home, and house furnishings, as well as summer furniture tor the verandah, lawns or cottage, etc. Also -6ngoleum, linoleums and tiles, bea- utiful rugs, etc. We are proud of their attractive 'building from out - Ward appearance, as well as the fine display within. This will help to bring our village to a more modern- ized standard. We are pleased to hear that this opening Sale has been a huge success. May the Westlake I+ niniture. be your first 'Choice you are in need of anytrang along this line. In the Free Door Prizes given away to the holder of the Iucky ticket are the following: Mrs. Wm. Darylymple, R.R. Hensall; Lorenz LaBelle, Zurich; Mrs. Win. Dietrich, R.R. 2, Zurich; Carl Houston R. R. Bayfield; Dat O'-Merara, Grand Bend; Anna. Datars, Zurich; Harold Camp- bell., R.R. Exeter; •Mrs. George Bull- ock, RR.3 Zurich; Wm. Baechler, R. R. 2,, Zurich; Kathryen Erb, RR. 2, Zurich . • Had Reunion The tenth annual Willert reunion was held at Jowett's Grove, Bayfield, July 2nd with ideal weather. The secretary, Mrs. Ervin J. Willert of Hensall reported about 200 present from Detroit, Exeter, Crediton, Romeo, Dasltwiood, Zurich, Mt. Cle- mens, Sarnia,. Kitchener, Brantford, Mitchell, Kippers, Stratford, London Hensall.. The president, Ervin J. Willert welcomed everyone to the re- union and then turned the picnic over to the sports convenor, Adulph Kel- Ier. Winners were, girls '5 to 8, Don- na Richardson, Barbara Willert, Mar- janne Hayter; Boys, Larry :;ones; Wayne Weiburg, Rob Telfer; Girls 8 to 12 ,Shirley Wurnr. Barb.- Beavis, Donna Richardson; Boys, Larry Jones, Wayne Love, Wayne Wetberg,. Girls 12 to 16, Joan Koehler, Audrey Richardson, Mary Rennie; Boys Glen Rader, Wayne Love, Rob Telfer; Boys sack race, Glen Rader; Wayne Weiberg, Wayne Love; Girls 3 -legged race, Joan Koehler and Mary Rennie Shirley Wurm and Audrey Richard- son; Kicking slipper, :Mrs. Lorne Listeon; men carrying women, Mr. and Mrs Rob Kidd; pinning eJothes on men's ears and nose, Mrs.. Jim Hayter and Stanley Dinney; men's weiner race, Rob Lydd; matches on battle relay race captain, Garnet Weiberg; walking race 11 minute, Mrs. Snyder, pinning diapers on man, Stanley Din- ney and Ilene 'Willett, guessing no. of inches in roll of paper, Mrs. W. 11 Willert; beauty contest, Mr and Mrs Robt Lydd, London. During the sup- per hour several prizes were present- ed; oldest person, Mrs. Hobert i'rc- Bride, Kippers 83 yrs; oldest gentle- man W. B. Willert, Dashwood 72 yrs; longest married couple, -Mr and Mrs Louis Restanreyer, Dashwood, 41 yrs, most recent married eau.ple, Mr and Mrs. Ervin Latta, Dashwood, 1 week; youngest child, Jannice Haist,'daugh-- ter of 'iIr and Mrs. Frederick Hatst, oo week. old, Crediton; longer: dist- ance, Mr and Mrs Mich. Ifeenan, Moosejaw, Sask; new cancers appoin- *:eelaN follows: President, ErvinWillert, vice- pres., Wellington Habit. secy., Mis. Ervin Willert, Hensall ; table convenor, Mrs, Milton WINK; sports, Well. Heist. The Evening w:.i.4- spent in dancing at the pavillion with i Desjordiat's orchestra ill llttonel.: co LITTLE CHANGES MADE Little change in the previously an- nounced majority of 1453 for Torn I'ryde eves made by the official count of ballots Thursday last iby Return- ing Officer J. Elgin 'McKinley. The summary fer Huron remains unchan- ged. BORN At Clinton Public Hospital, on July Oth, 1955, to Mr and Mrs George Lockie (nee Alice 'Forrester) a daughter Deborah Lyn. Meidinger — In Clinton Public 'Hospital, on Monday, 'July 4, 1955, to Mr rid Mrs tle1Tnaf Meiciinger of Markin a Soni • Single Copiers 5 Cents. Subscription in Canada, $2.00 a Yc;Sal Subscription U.S.A., Year $2.50. NORMA ' S BEAUTY SHOPPE Tel. 223 Zurich. FOR APPOINTMENTS NORMA STEINBACH - Peck, RAGS, RUGS and CARPETS' On a New Modern Loom, Made Lti Order — Seth O. Amman, Zuridne Ont. Phone 128. �/Y�.�n.�m.,�.ua.riwnQ�-•�•••^ ..nv�r��.:.tvarsusuem¢318m9� YOUR SPECTACLES DO YOUR SPECTACLES NEED REPAIRING OR ADJUSTING? Why not bring them in and have them fitted comfortably. BESIDES WE ARE IN A POSITION to supply you with new Frames any size, shape or color; your broken Lenses replaced promptly and accur• ately. IF YOU NEED A NEW PAIR OF Spectacles.. Why not have your eyes examined at C. PASSMORE, R.O. 247% St., London. Bring in the prescription we will fill it promptly with the newest in Spectacle. Ware at a price much be- low the rates charged in the larger centres. { INVITES YOU TO JOIN ITS HOST OF FRIENDS A Jai l4� Mr. Passmore is regarded as an outstanding Optometrist. HESS A. • THE JEWELLER see."0.04901,006,6e acetas 4. 4. 4. w t. 0 a r 1 e pl tot tak* LOCKER SERVICE - - ROE FEEDS WHITE ROSE FUEL OIL Phono 10 --- HENSALL, ON$, SOS MS veaSCIMIOS Licensed � .. i.:r,rey and Funeral?li 1 r ' ctot Private Car Ambulance Service Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Ren FLOWERS .FOR ALL OCCASIONS Day and Night Service Telephone: Res. 89 - or .122, Zurich a. 9111.11111100. 00 Plfie SCAKIOGO* at CO VC Gr We are GOO:cu 999 9 ever at your service with the obtainable of FRESH G ROCE'` M All Fresh Vegetables, Fruity in Seaga Canned d Fruits and Vegetables on Candies - Nuts - and Confectionery GIVE US 'A �' 1V PRODUCE WANTED. emu ere li CALL 1 best lark as wt! as hand in ,Iuppiy Hach Phone 65 4. 4. ea 9 45 Just Arrive MEN'S AND BOYS' SHOES Jost Arrived, — New Shipment, at Very Low Prices Also sorne Lines at. Spacial Prices to Clear Men's Summer Shirts, Underwear, Etc. Good Supply of Fresh Groceries always on Handl TSE SLAKE SWORE E. Schwartze"ntruber, Prop. Phone 1140