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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1956-11-22, Page 1,Established 1900 41, • ZURICH ONTARIO, ARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, Revival WVieetingS Church Of God --- .Rev. Lee Sickal NOV, 25th. Sunday I I a.rra.; T30 p.m. Grand Bend, Ontario Claire, Michigan DEC. 2nd. - Nightly 8 p.m. PASTOR --- Rev.' J. Edwin Wattam ALL ARE WELCOME! Annual bazaar Sponsored by ST. BONIPACE PARISH — Zurich, Ont. In the COMMUNITY CENTRE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27th. Afternoon Tea --- 3 to 6 p.m. Evening Entertainment Begins at 7:30 GAMES WHEELS - E BINGO FISH. PONDS - PRIZES - FUN FOR ALL Everybody Welcome! DANCE _ Will follow the Bazaa, with The Melody Masters Orchestra 1 N'AlME PRIZE COUPON ADDRESS.- Please Bring this Coupon. "Drop it in Box. at Door. You may ;pilin a Valuable Door Prize at Q e A.lcdon Theatre GRAND BEND FRIDA,Y & ,SAPI DAY November 22rd and 24th. The Boy ,from Oklahoma WARNER COLOR Starring: - Will Rogers, Jr. and Neney Olson Short Subject end Comic .Strip NOVEMBER 22 1956 ;. _— -- Attend Funeral Mr. Daniel Koehler, Kitchener; i s. +Melvina Johnston, Mr and Mrs ss Johnston, ,1 x and 1VIrs. Gideon tI'iolehler of town atten ded the fun- �e el of their brother Emanuel Koeh- li in Detroit on Monday. Had Enjoyable Trip Mr and Mrs. Erviin. Willert One Show Each Nite 8 O'clock !Hensel]. and Mr and Mrs. Louis Res- tteenayer of Dashwood had a most pleasant trip last., week visiting a- eonrnd the Windsor and Tecumseh area, with their sister, Mr and Mrs. koas Hayes and other relatives. -lanoo called at the bird sanctury aat J ,ckc !Miners and saw the thousands to w&1d geese and many other birds. ey say it is sure worthwhile see - Chester L. Smith, Publisher. Subscription in Canada, $2.00 a Yea*, Subscription U.S.A., Year $2.611. NORMA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE FOR APPOINTECENTS Tel. 223 Zurich NORMA STEIY•BACH • 'reds. Special e, saLE Card of Thanks Am taking this medium to thank all any neighbours: and hien& who so kindly remembered me with cards, letters, treats and flowers, also per- sonal calls, while a patient in Vict- oria Hospital, London, also since my i. return htcan.e. Again thanking you. 1 k;NOMINATION FRIDAY —Mrs., Wm',Friday S. Johnston. 'ay ,a1"ternoon. is the date for tithe; annual nomination for the 1957 HitY" Council in the town hall, when ttlie• financial report will be presented and the 1.956 Council will give an ac- cotent of the year's work. Of .course the nomination for the corcning year twill take place. Taxes are mount- niaig hiig+her and highereach year,and Ito those who sent floral tributes, the itleet of these are ibeyond the con - pall bearers and those who helped in ;ttrol of local couarcilmen. But if any way. yqu have a few honors to sipare come ` ort and listen to what's doing. Tn Card of Thanks the evening the nomination far Po•! - Mr. and Mrs Seth Anzenns with i e Trustees will take place and local to greatly thank all those who se 'r. tepayers are asked to attend this. I kindly helped in any way during the 0„f.: THE HUNTERS threat of fire to their home last Fri- Every year around this thne when day morning. Indeed the assistance was greatly appreciated. Card of Thanks The family of the late Mrs. Datars Sr., wish to express their sincere appreciation and thanks to all the relatives and friends during their re- cent bereavement. :Special thanks, to Rev. 0. Wir. tel and Dr. Goddard, e hunting season opens the local s or tsrnen pack up their baggage, s balder their guns and put off for RECEPTION t >e vergin forrests, usually to the :rjorth where wild life abounds. This WED. NOV. 21st. Year some went to Manatoulin Ise- Seaforth - i nd and another party went to t e Peteriborough district for their Community Centre' For Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Sander rnnual shoot, and among these are rlaualy the Haberer Bros., and the :ungblut Brps. These arrived hack rii Sunday with three find deer and. a bi:gblack bear, as thheir rs'catch this season. The bear of course will furnish a nice big rug for the living (nee Barbara Trewartha) EVERYBODY %WELCOtME! Farm Forum Parr Line Forum— ADMISSION orum— DMISS ON FREE TO BAZAAR parr Line Farm Forum met at room ,cir den, but what to do with the °' the Home U. Mr and Mrs Gordon carcass seems to us another question. Coleman It OF LADIES' and GENTS WRIST WATCHES At only $18.95 Sold regularly for $29.50 FULLY GUARANTEED AND EX- CEEPTIONAL VALUE SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOW! THIS IS AN IDEAL WATCH FOR THAT BOY OR GIRL being review night and Some, ray the meat is very tasty and „Q .0 4.�u�v4 " � 4' �®• the Forums were asked to discuss a palate -able, eweet in texture, but to ...04,414,41,44A,44,04 d' way ‘off financing the Ontario Feder- us it would not be so enticing, when ationl of. Agriculture. Four plans we think of the furry animal which were given and the forums were to hibernates in the fall and comes to decide which one was the best and life in the sprint;, living in a hollow their reasons. This Forum felt that tree all winter, it just does not seem the levy system is th tbest for our 'so appetizing, however, others will town -ship. We think that if more have a. much. different view arc: will money is needed for Federation pur- enjoy the juicy steakes, as for the poses a grant from the township venion of the deer, this usually is would be the fairest method. put up nicely and one can get by After the discussion a few games with it if hurry enough. However off played'. 'Phe we hope the boys had a good time prog. euchre were winners tbeing, Ladies, (Margaret Mo- and got Some real kick out of their usseau, Mrs. Eldon Jarrott; gents, hunt. Unfortunately Mr. Ross John- * Soldan, Stewart Blackwell. A e'en, proprietor of the Dominion I-IOFFMAN'S Arrange Funeral Service To Or From Out -Of -Town -Points • 0 0 • 4, • • • 4' MEMBER lace in Can- • required, to or from any P • Wherever funeral service is req , aada, the United States or other points of the globe, Hoffman's, as ,� members of Local and national funeral director's associations, can b rp handle all the arrangements. You are always assured the quiet efti;- :� T, HARRY HOFFMAN FUNERAL HOME• 4 ciency of Hoffman:Jo service. • d• .,o Funeral and Ambulance Service lunch was served. The next meet- ,House and who was up on the Isl- e.Telephone 70-W 24 -Hous Service DASHWOOD ing will be held at the home or LIT''• and, was called home owing to the .-_ ,, ., c eve a•em °'vim • 4,"�Fw�®m•••• and .Mrs Eldon Jarrott when the passing of his uncle in Detroit. topic for .discussion twill be "The .Soil ,Bank Idea." V E At LEL' S x error Market GROCERY :SPECIALS A.YLMER. TOMATO SOUP 2, XO -oz, tins SWIFTS PREM. 2 tins , • _....... LIBBY'S DEEP BROWN I3EANS 2, '20 -oz. tins WISK NEW LIQUID DETERGENT Ige. size tin 21c 69c 39" 4 7c giant size tin. 95c We have recentlyinstalled a new Self Serve Dairy Case, to keep our Cheese, Butter, Eggs, Meats, under Refrigeration. We trust this will be an advantage to our Shoppers. Your Patron- age was be Appreciated! Phone 140 - C. 1-I. THIEL - Zurich ()BrTuARY Late Mrs. Datars Funeral services were held in St. Peter's Lutheran )Church, Zurich on Control Promoi�on Sunday fox Mrs. Lizetta Datars, 85, O:ur Provincial legislators m Ont" lwho died in her home •on Friday, ario know what dangers lie in uncon- November .1Gth, 1956. Tihe services trolled liquor sale. They know too iwero conducted by the Pastor of the that there is little use expecting 6'3- congregation, axe Rev. 0. Wilmer, tial responsibility from brewers and who preached on Revelation 14. 18, distillers. Over and over again they "Blessed are the dead whidh die in have proved their re& interest to be the Lord fnoan henceforth." in pro'ite not people. l Lizetta Datars was the daughter One of their specious pleas s that of Peter Rothermel and his wife Liz - 'because their business is legal it mer- ,dtta nee (Bauer. She was born in its freedoms in advertising. But there Hay Township on the - eigth day of is a vast difference ibetwee-n :beer and March 11871, was baptized and con - bread, or whiskey anal- wheat. Why firmed in the Lutheran Church. In eontx+ol laws for alcoholic beverage,s the year 1892 Lizetta Rothenmel land nc` for food and furniture? Wt was -united in marriege to Edward are all-co:mingg to realize more and' Claus Datars. The Datars spent their active years on the fourth coni - more that all kinds of people are get- ting hurt through insufficient contr.'1 cession, Hay. In 1929 they gave up of thus liquor busine .s. Indeed, w'e farrni.ng and retired to Zurich, where are led to ask whether we have ".con- Mr. Datars died on June 3, 1036. trol" or "promotion" when we read :Mrs. Lizetta Datars spent the rem - such figuies as these. Last year the cinder of her life in Zurich and Ontario Government . received $55,- _passed away om Friday after a short 000,000 in liquor revenue—an incre »'illness.• ase of $10,000,000 solver 1954.4v. ,' She leaves to mourn two daughters, ,Mrs. Victoria Dedels of Kitchener Emmanuel Evan elacal and Miss Anna' at,home, three sons, ''Elmore of the 14th Concession, Hay UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH; 'f 'Coven>hip; Edward ?f Zurich; Albert Rev. A. M. A,»achex, I3 -A., B.D,1� off Hamilton; 18 grandchildren. 14 Minister great-grandchildren and ,many friends Two children, Clarence an Mrs, !Milton Oesch, Organist. d Laura predeeea ed her in death. Mas Lie- etta Datars was a faithful member of Sunday, November 25th. 'the Lutheran Church and an active 10 a,tm---Divine Worship„membea of the Ladies Aid. She was Theme: The Only Do^r. loved and respedted by all who knew 11 A.M.-- Sunday School iher. This was evident ibv.the beauti- 7 30Evening Seivi;ce Huron Temperance Notes A. G. SSS 4 a 0 9 a a e 4 Ifni floral tHoutes and the many In Guest Speaker, Rev. S. Baechler. ,Mc nor:.an Cards given in her anenr- Sentence• Seemen —.The Christie:1 tory. The remva.ins were laid besidt. Life is like an Aeroplane when'her husband in St. Peter'-' Cemetery you St ; , You Drop, Goshen line, ac.uth of Zurich. 1 • U 0 1 THE JEWELLER RAGS, RUGS and CARPET` On r New Modern Loom, �rlcda tit Order — Seth 0. Amann, !ur1 . Ont. Phone 128. WINTER is Just Around the Corner For Dependable Heat all Winter Lang, Call: LORNE E. HAYS LOCKER SERVICE - ROE FEED Phone 10 — HENSALL 7 k* h `�1 7V a l �. Imp" Licensed Embalmer stud Funeral Director Private Car Ambulance Service Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Pent FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Day and Night ice TELEPHONE: RES. 89W L1:i :. I roteSt • OR 89.1, ZURICH re Campbell's Veg. soup 10 -oz. cans; 2 for Corned 'Beef, Hereford per can ................••...� 39c Aylmer Pie cherries, 15 -oz, can ..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,••�...>I9c Matches, National 3 boxes ...........................=., -.2 fie. Miricemea,t Libby's 25 fi. oz. ............................3c IIenno ON seh Ari PRODUCE WANTED. Phone 165 zma eieR nte - 0 =71tO ."'" S "i.�c'"' ' tI! parr — sPE::-IALS MEN'S RUBBER BOOTS A REAL BUY AT $3.98 A PAIR We have a Full Line of Men's and Boys' Boots and Shoes Men's and Boys' Work Clothes, Jeans, Overalls, Shirts, Etc, Give Us A Call! f FRESH GROCERIES IN STOCK TIIE U ! ►It1 STORE 6. SchwartzentrUber, Prop. Phone 11X? '? totarammotatatawszarstartatmatatearmatortmetare�..'.. ,�i"ti° '-'`Yl:°d omo.'aGtilLdq .a. iL 'n.