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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1956-01-12, Page 4Untie i!1TA.RIO St, Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church Zurich — Ontario PASTOR ALBERT DATARS, B.A. MISS1jONER Pastor Albert .� Congregation est Dataz,, a son of our Zurich ,comes to us from Hamilton where he has been instrumental in organizing the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Transfiguration. During his pastorate there the mission has made many strides forward. Over a period of 27 years Pastor Datars served parishes In Sullivan-Williamsford, Kitchener and Port 'Colborne. Pastor Datars is a meiuber of the teaching stall of the Hamilton Teachers College teaching religious guidance. He has further served as Synodical Stewardship Secretary, on the Home Mission Committee, and on the 13oarl of Directors of our Synod's Summer Bible Camp at Edgewood Park. We count it a high 'privilege to welcome (Pastor Datars to St. Peter's pulpit to serve as Missloner during the 7Tission Week. We urge you to greet him on Sunday, January 15th, and on the follow- ing nights of the week. Stratford Area Mission, January 15-20, 1956 • Zurich — Ontario Jan. 15. Sunday morning Theme; THE AGE of Evangelism, Theme for evening services: THE SPIRIT SAITH. Jan. 15 Sunday evening: uTo the COLD church. Jan, 16 .Monday evening: To the RICH church. Jan, 17 Tuesday evening: To the VICTORIOUS church. Jan. 18 Wednesday evening: To the DISGUST Wee church. Jan. 19 Thursday evening; To the HONORED church. Note: The above series is based on Letters to the churches Rev. 2 and 3. The evening services during the week will begin at 8 o'clock. What Is the Lutheran Evangelism Mission? It is the special emphasis of the United Lutheran Church in the two years between Oct. 30, 1955 and Oct. 311, 1957, reaching into the life of every congregation and calling to new activities of witnessing and 'discipleship. The Lutheran Evangebism iIission has /both an "outreach" and an "inreach." The "outreach" its .considered that those outside the Church might come to Jesus Christ as 'their Savior and live in the feilewahip of His followers. The "inreach" is concerned that those who are members of the Church might live in the Spirit and ':.ring forth the fruits of the Spirit. T:. ;, and these ends the pattern of a Lutheran Mission Week is built around the preaching of God's Word in mission services and ti.e instruction of congregational leaders in evan- gelism. A guest pastor, called a missioner,comes for a week at the congregation's invitation and brings' all the messages and instructs the lay leaders. Many a congregation has been retbor., in spirit through such a mission. It has discovered again its mission. �I 111 1p I!, 1!! :1 31! as near as your telephon• A COMPLETE TRUST SERVICE IN WESTERN , NTARIO Cali RAYE B. 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Get the full story from: Bertram Klopp R.R. 3, Zurich. Phone 93-1 Zurich Co -Operators Insurance Association. Automobile Insurance for Careful Drivers Notice CARS, CREAM and MILK CANS ARE NOT TO BE LEFT ON THE ROADS OF HAY TOWNS!EIIP IN SUCH A POSITION THAT THEY HINDER THE PLOWING OF SNOW THE TOWNSHIP WILL NOT BE HELD RESiPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES SUSTAINED. BY ORDER: JAiMES MASSE, Hay Township Road Superintendent, ALVIN • WALPER c'ROVINC1AL z...icensed Auctioneer ..x *your date, large or small; Court - ....n and Efficient icient Service at all twee, ..uud 57 r 2. OASHWOOD ':aptized in Zion Lutheran church, Dashwood by Rev. Louis dtrigeineli. Mrs. C. Dinney was sponsoeer. Trustees Meet Chairman Jarnes Hayter, W. C. Salmon and Ervin Rader, Trustees, for Dashwood held their first meeting and made plans for 1956. Had Bit•thday Party— Ilze and Kristine iGulens thirteen year old (twin daughters of Dr and Mrs. V. 'Gulens entertained a nusnn- er ,of their school friends at a birth - ay party Sunday afternoon, The time was spent playing games. STANLEY TOWNSHIP Mrs. Ben Keys of Brucefield vis- ited with Stanley friends recently. The rink ,at Varna has been made ready for ice and with good weather it is hoped skating will soon be un- der way, :Members laf the Orange Lodge, as formerly, are in charge, and are giving their time and serv- ices freely. Stanley Election At the municipal election in Stan- ley Township Monday of last week, for •Counrcill'ors, the following its the results: Russell Grainger 3412 Total; Alvin Rau 416; Sco•tchiner 417; Talbot 418; Taylor 446. The four highest were declared elected. St. Joseph & Blue Water Area Once more Yuletide holidays are over, and we of us in this ,commun- ity have nnuch to be thankful for. Every home in thele parish had their children or relatives or perhaps fri- ends to visit them, some from afar. Others from abroad, and in all we have no accidents to report, that could have been determined' to their enjoyment. We have now embar%ea into another year, and .s!lowIy we are travelling din it. How far we will go only time 'will tell. We are always hoping to better our stand- ards in one way or another, ancT so we go frons day to day till the Pew Year wears away, At time of writ ing the weather is much unsettled, roads are slippery' and ,stn all its one of those miserable winter days; Notes— A card party will be held in Por- •cier's Hall at St. Joseph on Thurs- day night, under the auspices of the C.'Vr.L•. Generous prizes will be given Ito the winners. Mrs 'Therese Hartman and sox Raymond of the Goshen line south, were Monday visitors with Mr, and ,Mrs, Pred Ducharnxe of the Blue Water Highway. An angry phone sulbscriber having trouble in :getting his ,nunnber, bell• owed at the ,coperator, am I crazy or are you. I'm sorry sir, she replied i» her sweetest institutional voice 'nut we do not have that informatio*i Meti Wanted AGE 17 - 40 If you are in good health, a Canadian Citizen or British subject, and one prepared for a life of adventure and travel, there is an opening for you in the CANADIAN ARMY REGULAR For Further Information Fill out The Coupon Below: Army Incormation Officer, 468 Richmond St., London, Ontario Without obligation please send nee the Booklet "Canadian Regu- lar Army", NAME STREET OR BOX NO. AGE T0!WN 0'R CITY Huron Temperance Notes Unethical and. Unjust By their nature alcoholic (beverages cannot be treated as- ordinary com- modities. Personal, domestic and so- cial problems have always been pre- valent where ind.utgence in !liquor has been practiced. Hence have conte "'control systems," designed to pro- tect the unwary. It is illogical therefore to • permit advertising of liquor !by vested inter- ests. Such advertising offers uzxlimiit-, ed appeal, reaching to minors with whom drinking is not only recogniz- ed universally as undesirable, (but is also contrary to law. Constant pressure on this' group as exercised under present advertising conditions is unethical and unjust.— Adv't:. Huron County Council The 1956 Huron County Council which 'will convene at Court House, Goderich for the .first meeting of the year will begin on Tuesday, Janu- ary 17th. And the following per- son el 'will constitute the Council: Ashfield-1Oe cil Blake, Blyth—William MVMMoriutt Brussels -Herbert Stratton Clinton—Burton Stanley Clinton—.(dep) N. Trewartha Colborne ---Josh Kernaghan Exeter—Wen. McKenzie Exeter (dela) C. Mawhinney Goderich—John H. Graham Goderf?h_(d'ep) E. C. Fisher Goderich Tp.—John W. Deeves Grey—CliffordRowland Hay—Valentine Becker Hay—(dep) L. H. Rader Hensall—Wm. Parke (deceased) Howick—Harold Garwdy Howick—( dep) Arthur Gibson u;uflett—Win. Jewitt Morris—Bailie Parrott McKillop—Dan Bauerniann Seaforth—Norman Scoins Stanley—Harvey •Colenxan Stephen—Jno. Morrissey Stephen—(dep) Gordon Ratz Ttuckermlith—James Doig Turnberry—John D: Fischer Ueb orne—Clayton Smith Wawanosh, East—O. E. Taylor Wawanosh West—Jno Durnin Winfgham—•Roy Adair Winghann--( dep) Jos. Kerr. GRAND BEND To Stop Rowdyism Goderich — Grand Bend Council started in the new year with plans to stop "rowdyism" in the village during the summer months. Councillor Norman Turnbull newcomer this year, touched off a long debate at the start of the meet- ing by claiming police expenses were too ihiglh for the size of the village. When questioned by Reeve Dalton. and other :coiunciilors as to how he would improve policing, Councillor Turnbull thought the village might profit by hiring a permanent force. "Two or three men to walk the streets all 'the tine would •certaifnly ,help", Councillor Turnbull chinned. The ViRlagein the past employed one provincial corporal for eight months and five other provincial police •co.nstables in the summer The cost of .politcing last year was slightly over $6,000, Reeve Dalton explained a survey has -proved tihat Grand Bend is un- derstaffed in summer months when 12,000 to 15,000 persons move fn. HENSA LC.. Miss Jean Armstrong of London, spent the holidays with her parents, Mr and Mrs Geo. Armstrong units Mr and iMrs Wm. R. Dougall, !Miss Phyllis Dougall of Toronto; was a holiiday visitor with her par - also with Mr and Mrs Geo. Walker and family. Thursday, Anua.xy 1214 1960. Mr and Mrs Donald Walker of where lie fanned 'fior many years ft. Toronto and Mr and (Mrs Geo. Guild (fore taking up residence in }Iensali of London were, visitors with iiheir In .1(946, (Ile was active in m xnleipat parents here, affairs in the Vintage, served on the Miss Mary ,Buchanan, R.N. of Council and was entering his secortrt Toronto was a visitor with her sis- tern as Sleeve by acclamation, in; ter, Mr and ;Mrs Geo, Armstrong. 1955 and 1955. He served on varoua Mr and Mrs Bedard and sivisnitors cof board's of Hensall school Fair Board,, Centralia RCAF iSta, were of the P,U.C,, member et with Mrs. Bedard's parents' 'Mr and the Chamber of Commerce; I,O;O;'• Mrs. Stewart Bell.:and member of United 'Church. Sur–.vivhtg are his widow, the former, Hensel! Reeve Passes Leona Lemon, one brother, Claren'ta William G. Pazike, Reeve of the Parke, of 't!be Goshen Line, Stanley. Village of Hensall and prominent The reun!ains are resting at the Bon-. business man, died suddenly at his Oxon funeral home, Hensall, where. home Tuesday morning from a heart public services will be held Thurada s attacik in his 46th year. Born in 1121bh at 2 p.m. Rev. 0. D. Daniell, 1910.on the Goshen line in Stanley will officiate. Burial will he In Exp. Township, son of the late Mr and eter cemetery, Hensall has lost ta Mrs. John Parke. In 1921 he moved very fine citizen and his passing will with his parents to Hay Township, be mourned (by many. • • • • • Our volume of business is on the increase. iDueing the first nine months of 1955, we inseminated a total of 37,861 • cows - an increase over the same period of 1954 of 6;711 .cove • or 21,54 per cent. it 1110 people have become Members of the Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association during the first nine .months of 1955 to bring the total membership to 5209 as .at ;September 30th. This is an increase 'of (2(7,111 per cent in nine months. Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association "Where Better Bull. Ar Used" 1 We provide service from. the following breeds: Holstein, Jersey, Ayrshire, Guernsey, Angus, Hereford (Polled & Hor- ned), Beef 'Shoathoin (Polled & Horned), Dual Purpose Short- ! horn, We have had an incdease in volume of business an each breed. 1 • • • i • • • • • If you are not using our service now, why not do so. The cost is low and the quality of ;carlves is high, Lifeanem,bership' $5.00 $5.00 per scow for members $6.00 per •cow for nen-members 4 services are given without extra charge if needed to ' obtain Conceptio'1 For artificial breeding service of for more in- formation call collect to our office: Clinton 515. Between 7:30 and 10:00 a.m. on week days 7:30 and 9:30 a.m. on Sundays and Holidays. MEETING OF HURON COUNTY COUNCIL Will be held at the Court House, Goderich,, ors Tuesday, January 17, 1956, at 2.00 p.m.. All notices of deputations and accounts should be in the hands of the County Clerk not later than. Saturday, January 14, 1956. A. H. Erskine, Huron County Clerk, tt • 1 t 1 t 1 1 1 • I eye >y , "A little painting and fixing up would make it like a new house. 1 wish we had the ready cash ..." "Well, why don't you borrow the money. My Bank is making Home Improvement Loans for this very thing." • That's a very practical sugges- tion. See your local 13 of M manager about a Home Improve, ment Loan today. And ask for your copy of this folder. 13 of lel Home Improve- ment Loans are inex- pensive -- interest at only 91/1% per annum --repayable in easy instalnients. 'MY BANS" to,N/,i/ COMM BANK OE MONTREAL esrmete44•Viue S'404 Zurich .Brandt; Hensall rant : CARL SCOTT, Manager ICRNNETH CHRISTI.:A.N, Manager Crediton Branch: RAYMOND (Open Tuesday slid Thursday) KING, manager Dashwood (Sub.Agency) ; Open Mon., Wed. & Fri, ilrttlelftts0 WW1 CANADIANS tNt Y! Y WALK 04 'IMOD ltttalt"tii trtilp q.