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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1956-04-19, Page 11 Established1900 ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 19 t 956 Cancer Fund B1itz! The Zurich Lions Club are Sponsoring a Cancer Fund Blitz, on MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 23rd. Commencing at 7. p.m. IN THE VILLAGE OF ZURICH Get Your. Donations Ready and Help the Can- vassers put this over B I G. And help this Worthy Cause in aid of Suffering Humanity — Give Cheerfully! lawman Air Lyric Theatre—Exeter PREVIEWS ITS COMING ATTRACTIONS April 19, 20, 21 (Color) GOOD MORNING, MISS DOVE Jennifer Jones - Robert Stack April 23, 24, 25 CHICAGO SYNDICATE ;Dennis O'Keefe - Abbe Lane April 26, 27, 28. 'THE TWINKLE. IN GOD'S EYE `-Mickey. Rooney-.:.-Coleen Gray. 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You are always assured the quiet effi- a.q 6ciency df Hoffman's service- • 4 • T. -,HARRY RY HOFFMAN FUNERAL HOME 'Funeral and Ambulance Service ::24.1 -tot Service DASHWOOD Telephone 70-W Ip**********************************. 41‘.41......* v 44 3,046 P HOFFMAN'_S :j Arrange Funeral Service To `Or from • `Out}Of Tows -Points SAVE At THIEL'S Siiperior Market This Week -End Specials: AyIr atoiCe cream Corn 2, 15 -oz tins 23c A•ylrrr r• Fruit Cocktail, I5-�oz tins 22c �Ay'1'irtier• ;Fancy Pumpkin, 2, 28 -oz tins ......,.....35c .Ayh ler choice Beaches, 2,.. 1502 tins 39c 'Walley's 's Raspberry jam .24 -oz Jar ... 29c /OUR NEW WALL ..'PAPERS JUST AR- RIVED. DROP. IN AND SEE OUR FINE SELECTION. WE WILL BE PLEASED TO ;SHOW THEM. PLENTY OF SAMPLES TO CHOOSE FROM Phone 140 C H. THIEL Zurich P•,+ Copies Single 5 Cent. Subscription int Canada, $2.01) r. yam,. `Subscription U.S.A., Year $2.50. Late Mrs. Harry Weber Mrs. Eanrna1ine Weber, •89, died at the Maples Rest I-Tlome, Taviist'ock, after a brief illness, .13orn in New Hamburg, Feb. 15, 1867, Si*was a daughter of the late Mr arid Mrs. Charles Brill, pdbneer residents of Zurich...The 'Weber family' were born and mostly raised in. Z:ueich, be- fore the family moved to Preston over 40 years ago. She was a Memb- er of St. Paul's United i hunch; Pres- ton.' Surviving are four sons, Hurley of Grand Bend, John of Hollywood, Fla • Kenneth off Kitchener and Cecil Mrs. Ernest Rader Passes it �'l:rs. Ernest W. Rader, who passed away suddenly M Dashwood on Eden - day, April 16th at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Milfred. Merner, was the former Margaretha'Haberer, of of Buffalo; two daughters, Mrs. Hay Township, near Zurich and a James (Luella) Humphrey of •Kitch- member of the well known family of ener and Doreen of Preston; one the late lMr :and Mr Jacob Haberer. sister, Miss Ida Beal of ,Galt; nine She was in her 712hzd year. Her h>zsb- grandchildren and 3 great-grandchil- dren. Her husband, Harry P. • Weber, three :sons and one daughter pre- deceased her. The remains were laid to rest in Woodland 'Cemetery, Kit- chener. CARD OF THANK I wish to greatly thank all my friends. who so kindly remembered me with cards, flowers .and treats white a ,patient in St. Joseph's: Hosp- ital, London, and slime' 1 ase at home. —Jahn Albrecht. "` ANNOUNCEMENT Ms and Mrs Menno (Martin wish to announce the engagement of their youngest, daughter, Lucella, to Mr. John Kryn Van Zandwyk,. of"' Lond-. on. The marriage ta-take place May 5th, 195.6 at 3 pen., in the • Zurich Mennonite Church. IN MEMORIAMS h�Iiller — In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother, iMrs.Mary Miller„ who passed away one year ago to -day, April 19th, 1956. Her weary hours and days Of pain, Her troubled nights are past, And in our aching hearts We know •She has found 'sweet rest at last. —The Oieerholt Family Sehade — In laving memory of 'il'Lrs•. Katie Schade, Mother* and Grand mother, .. who. ...passe i .4 rear •.. a) year ago, :April 24th, 11955. 1 This day we do remember, A. loving thought we give; TO one no longer with us, ut in aua heaasts still lives —Ever remembered by Sons, D :age- tern and Grandchildren. Band Concert • Will be held in tee Community Centre, Zurich On Saturday, April 21st.. 8.80 p.m. and died in 1951. For snore than 40 years they far- med in 'Stephen Township, and She was a member of • Zion Lutheran Church in Dashwood. !Survilving are two daughters, !Mrs. ?Y i. Kerner and Mrs. Harry Hayter, and one son, Albert, all of Dashwood; four grand- children; one sister, Frieda Haberer, Zurich; and five brothers, Fred, Ed- ward, Ferd, Theodore and Jacob all of Zurich Resting at the Hoffman Funeral Home Dashwood, where ser- vice is being held this Wednestray at 2 p.m., followed by services in Zion Lutheran :Church at 2:30 p.m. In- teznnent in the Bronson. li+ne Luth- eran cemetery. ,Rev. Louis Higeneil the pastor, officiating. Centennial News A tentative program has none ;been drawn up and whereas it is not .com- plete we feel that it is definite en- ough that we can let the public know what they can expect. The Celebration will begin on Sunday, July- (last with Special Serv- ices in the local •churches and there will be a Band Concert in the even- ing followed at Midnight by a •dance with Liaonel Thornton and Orchestra. The Parade and Ceremonies will take place on Monday with •sports activ- ities and in the evening there will be Professional Wrestling followed by a dance. Tuesday's entertainment will -include School 'Open House, a ball game and 1. the eventing' a Huge . ldome, 'Talent. ,shops including a show- ing of slides by Barry •ess. Wed- nesday is. Band Tatoo day with a Pygama Street Dance in the evening. There are many snare :terns being a.rxanged to keep everyone entertain- ed. a The •fallowing additional commit- tees have been appointed: Conces- 1 cions: Leroy Thiel, Hubert Schilbe, John. Robinson, Lloyd Klapp, Oscar ! Gre!b,. and Wes- •Hugil. Refreshments: Geo. Deichert, Bob !McKinley,. Mack Klapp, Arnold Mer - 1 ner, Len Prang, Rhy .Fisher, Ferd. Haberer, LloydO'Brien. 1Please continue to send names and addresses into W. H. Broken - shire so, that your friends and re- latives will get invitations. Retailers are asked to have adds. prepared ready far the eommettee who will be s'ol'iciting for the Histor- ical Booklet. HYMENEAL Fleming — Hartman At St. Boniface R. C. Church;. Zurich,. in a setting of white Eas- ter lilies and snapdragons, Eugenie Hartman,, daughter of Mrs. Theresa Hartman, was united in marriage to: Gregory Fleming, son of Mr and Mrs; Pativck Fleming of Mount Cannel. Rey. Fr. 'Hugh Fleming, brother off' the galoom, officiated. Given in marriage by her etd'est brother, Victor, the bride 'Honked lovely gowned in traditional white (brocaded satin featueing a chinese neckline with a yolk insetting' of nylon tulle. The volumious three tiered skirt, falling feoan .princess lines was edged with white, velvet. She carried a white satiie p,:nrayer book topped with red roses and streamers of rose buds and ferns. .Mrs Louis Farwell, only sister of the bride, and Miss I'hyllies Deitrieh, as `the bride's attendae..ts, wore rd- en.t;leal gowns of blue• and yellow brocaded tafl'etta, respectivelywere styled similarly to (halt of tberide's. They carried yellow and blue: •earnat- dons. The ,groom was attended by his brother Toni. Fleming and the bride's brother Raymond' Hartman. Ushers I were also the bride's brothers, Law- rence and Richard i•Iariman..\tiehael, i Cyril, Gerald and kobert, all broth- ers, also served Fr. Fleming for' Utt: Mass. - Dinner was served to about 53 euer'it.s art t1'e Dwnin',n Hotel. Zur•. itch, followed by a reception at home. The bride's mother wore a blue and white figured dress with corsage of pink carnations and yellow rosebuds. The mm's mother wore .a envy dress with a similar rer: age. Foll- owing a wedding trip air and Mrs. Fleming will teti'.ide on the ;gi oom'e farm near Yount cariml,• Secular and SacredMusic„ Including Guest—Soloist JERRY BOSS, OF LONDON FREE WILL OFFERING: Proceeds FFEieI1 G - Proceeds for: DASHWOOD CITIZENS' BAND And ZURICH CENTENNIAL, FUND Brownie s //e CLINTON - ONTARIO. Next to Community Park OPENS— Thurso, April 26th BOX OPENS 7.30 P.M. SHOW STARTS 8 l'11. • extols DRY CLEANING Exeter Ont. For Good Dry Cleaning Prompt Service CALL—M!o:nday,e and 'rhnrsday 1)eli1'er — Thursdays, ;1Tonilays EARL QESCH. (local Barbet.) ZURICH — oret, NORMA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE FOR APPOINTMENTS Tel. 223 Zurich NORMA STEINBACH - Prop,. Ronson Lighters REGULAR PRICE $6.75 FOR $4.95 ENGRAVED WITH YOUR INIT- IALS FREE LET US SERVICE YOUR RANSON ALL REGULAR PARTS IN STOCK WE STOCK EVERY REPAIR PART ALSO GENUINE RONSON FUER. WICKS, FLINTS, ETC. A. G. HESS THE JEWELLER RAGS, RUGS and CARPET* On is New >:`ode= Loom, Maden rat. Order -- Seth O Amann, Zu.ritdir Ont. Phone 128. :LW INVITES INVITES YOU TO JOIN ITS HOST OF FRIENDS LOFNE S FILER LOCKER SERVICE o .• ROE FELON, WHITE ROSE FUEL OIL Phone 10 HENSALL. O • 10414 •••s••••`n••••••••s• ,0e►t••l1E V m • • • • mural Am* Licensed Elm er and Funeral Direr • Private Car Ambulance Service Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Remi FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Day aired Night Service 'TELEPHONE: RES. 59W - OR 89J, ZURICH ZURK214'S Grocery Store This Week -End Specials Toilet Tissue,. White Swan, 2 rolls ................23c Gay Liquid Detergent, 12 -oz Bottle .... —„,„.„33c 15c Ayl Peas, 20 -oz.. can, 2 for 33c Green Beans, 15 -oz. can Kam Luncheon. Meat, 12 -oz. can ....................37'c Menuio Oesch Zurich PRODUCE WANTED„ Special Phone 165 PIONEER CHICK STARTER, ETC. Get your Chicks off to a Good Healthy 4' With Pioneer Feeds See Us for all your Chick Starter Requirements Start Men's Dunlop Rubber )toots at $3.98. SHOES FOR BOYS, MEN and LADIES BLAKE STORE . Sclrweirtzentruber, Paola, Berle' 11 7" Wifel,FIV.W .� A