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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1951-01-11, Page 1ERA Established :1900 ZURICH,ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 11 1951 CHESTER L. SMITH, PUBLISHER.. ;1.711 a Year in A.dvaeios. $2.00 in U. S. A., in Advance ST. PETER'S !Evangelical Lutheran Church Zuii,ICII O AiUO BEV. E, W. HEIMIUC}I, PASTOR kV a.m.--Divine ,Services. n.15 a.m. —Sunday School. 7.30 p.m. --.Divine Worship. everybody Walcoma to edit Services. EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL U. B. CHURCH Zurich — Oratorio REV. H. E. ROPPEL Minister Mrs. Milton Oesch - Direst Sunday Services:— •IL'IG:00 a.m.—Divine Worship. U..00 a.m.— Bible SchoeL 7:80 p.m.—Divine Woceship. Welcome at allwives.--°°tC+: me kilkotz with us and we will do thee id „ Num. 10:29. Aldon Theatre GRAND BEND Presents for Your. Enjoyment. the Following Attractions Friday,Saturday Jan, 12th, nth ' YOU'RE MY EVERYTHING A (Musical Comedy Featuring Anne Baxter and Dan Dailey A 20th Century Fox Hit, in Techni- color • Short °Subjects. TWO SHOWS ---7.30 and 9.30. Monday y, Tuesday MY FhtIEND IRMA Featuring Corrine Calvert John Lund and Jerry Lewis In a • Wild West Comedy. Newsreel and Cartoon. One Show 8 pen. Jan. -15, 1:6jh G.OPO. WEST Dianna Lynne NOTICE Any parents that wish to teach and supervise their children at skat- ing in the Arena can do so by ar- ranging in the afternoons With the caretakers. Co-operate ,with, those in charge. The Committee Are You Sufferer Fro Headsicheal so, Have your rn wad with a•Latest Methods > tat Y.1 OPTOMETRIST dt. iiil TECMN GODCB ,..... Cc. tSoed Glasses ati itessocsahat Prices c --COMING EVENTS -- St. Peter's Parish - Hall NOTICE TO ALL YOUNG BOYS 'IN THE COMMUNITY The 'Zurich Lions Club is sponsor- ing a Midget Hockey Team this coma ing Season. All boys under 16 on November 1st, who are ,Interested playing hockey and would, like to trjr' <eata, fob t'I rkeeP, aa.e, tact Herb Turk'heim as noon as pos- Bible. c Zurich Lions Club. Boys and Girls' Committee. rf . X czr2' y X o/ m ail, : IfZLlor Z Moo ee Z•Grberca Director — .Pr'Gi'ato C t; ,11117.1 t ,i(G7tee Member of Ontario Funeral Association Holder Of ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE FIRST AID • CERTIFICATE Portable OXYGEN Equipment HOSPITAL BEDS TO RENT—INVALID CHAIR TO LOAN FRESH FLO V1 E:RS SUPP'LiED FROM MITCHELL NURSERIES E WIRE ANYWHERE 24 Hour Service -- Dashwood Tel. 70W. i j F R I'S. e uper r e ST. JOSEPH, ONT. Bingo and -Dance SEE OUR BARGAIN COUNTER f Girl's Dresses, Blouses,, Snow Suits, Etc. 15 PAIRS OF GIRL'S SKI PANTS To Clear at One -Third Off Regular Price 15 PAIR ALL WOOL BLANKETS FRESH GROCERIES FRUITS VEGETABLES CURED MEATS IF REQUESTED, WE DELIVER GIVE US A CALL FOR SERVICE! Phone 140 C. H. THIEL - Zurich New and •Old Time Dancing TUESDAY, JANUARY 23rd. . At 8 pan. Sponsored by the . C. W, L. Music supplied by Steve Dundas and His Orchestra. 'Dancing 10 to 1. Adrniseion - 50 Cents. BY POPULAR REQUEST Earl Heywood AND HIS CKNX Barri Dance Gang Are Returning to the Community Centre, Zurich On Thursday, January !8th. DANCING 10-4 Hundreds have enjoyed da'itcing to his music on previous occasions. Make sure you are there to enjoy it this i;fie.• Step -dancing contest, and other prizes. Admission - 75 cknts Sponsored by Zurich ;Badminton Club 'At Florida 112 valid Mrs, • Harold Klopp and children 6f Grand Bend are spending sortie time at Florida this winter. Pleasant Holiday Season iMr, and Mrs. Henry Schilbe were pleased to have all their farnfly home for the Christmas holidalys which in- clude'eight grandchildren. Visiting wei l'tr.. and Mrs. Jake Reder and fa) Ruthven, Ont; Mr. and Mrs. H..I. Locke and family, Belleville, Ont;±tVlz and Mrs: Laird Schilbe and family; Goderich, Ont; Mr. and Mrs Ken, : Baker and family, Dashwood. At hone are Earl, Albert, Louis and Oi vale:. •WERE WITHOUT HYDRO i36—year—old Hydro worker was bacrk,bu ned and well over 25,000 consumers in London and a wide rur- al .64 1., including the Exeter, Zurich distj, t, aswell as some of the czty hospitals, were 'without power for tht.e"eshours last Friday afternoon, follong an electrical explosion of a transformer in tie conversion over to' Cycle power in that city An ems dee was badly burned about the.'lids and arms. A1�T1) ANNUAL MEETING ®f the Hay Township Federation of. Agriculture, to be held in the: Community Centre, Zurich On Wednesday, January 17th. 1951. At 7.00 p.m. GUEST SPEAKER: Hon. Robert McCubbin, M. P. for Middlesex Tickets $1.50. Get your Tickets early All in the Community are cordially invited to attend. DANCE to follow Program Proceeds For Community Centre PLAN to Attend and Boost your Federation of Agriculture President, Delbert Geiger. Secretary, Carl Oestreicher. NOTICE We have a limited amount of Ad- vertising space available in the Arena Zurich, and would advise any one interested to get in touch with the Committee for terms, etc. Conunittee: Lloyd O'Brien, Ray Fisher, Delbert Geiger. 2tc BORN BROWN—Mr. and Mrs. William Brown, Zurich, (nee Joyce Hunt), wish to announce the safe arrival of a little son, David William, at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, January 6th, 1951. HYMENEAL Masse — Rau - St. Peter's Church, St. Joseph, was the scene of a ceremony uniting Theresa Rau, daughter of '1.1r and Mrs. John Rau, Bayfield, and Leo Masse, son of Mr and Vers. Jaines Masse, Zurich. Rev, Fr. Bourdeau officiated and Miss Mary Denonune played the wedding music. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was gowned in vette satin, simply styled with a high collar, long sleeves and a full skirt ending in a cathedreal train. She wore a coronet of satin and seed pearls, with a fin- gertip illusion veil, and carried bouquet of red • roses and. white "'mums. Miss Priscilla Masse, as maid of honor, wore mauve satin with a mat- ching headdress and carried a bou- quet of pink roses and mauve mums. Mise Madeline Rau was bridesmaid. in grass greed satin with matching rleaddresg - and. bouquet of yellow roses and 'mules. Gro ern amen were'Michael 11'aa:i•c mrd Henry. Rau. while Peter Meese. NORMA'S BEAUTY, SHOPPE FOR APPOINTMENTS Tej. 223. '' Zurich NORMA STEINBACH - Prop. RAG RUGS and CARPET'& On a New Modern Loom, Made St Order — Seth 0. Amann, Zein Ont. Phone 128. Fin if1s From Hess the Jeweler BRIDAL WRIST AND BLUE BIRD DIAMOND RINGS, SIGNET AND STONE SET RINGS BULOVA, CERTINA AND WATCHES ELCO COMMUNITY AND ROGERS FINE SILVERWARE. CUCKOO CLOCKS, ANNIVERSARY CLOCKS, MANTLE CLOCKS TOASTERS, IRONS, MIXMASTERS AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FOR EVERY NEED CHOOSE NOW! ~°I.imll5 Club New3 SqUAdron Leader Hallat of the Cen- tra14Air Force was the speaker at theAst meeting in the New Year, at the pnminion House, last Wednesday even ng, with a fair attendance. As usua . when a meeting is adjurnect to a laiilr date, it always conflicts with some%` who are unable to be present. Lead 'r Hallett spoke on basic train- . `,';d. sreh. aaxation. ioi;,the Services 1. tike Air' Force- "Some interesting films were also shown. At the con- clusion Lion Jack Turkheim gave a vote of thanks to the guest speaker. FORMER RESIDENT PASSES There 'passed away at Everett, Wash., U.S.A., on January 1st Louis C. Lipphardt inehis 8.1st year. A brother of 'Mrs.:: George E. Fee of Hensall. Born at Zurich, being a son of the Iate Mr. and Mrs. Herrry Lipphardt, he left for the Canadian West fifty years ago, going to the United States twenty-five y=ears ago. He made frequent visits to these parts. He leaves to mourn his loss one sister, and` brother-in-law, two nieces and four nephews. The body arrived at HenselI on Monday, inter- ment was in Exeter cemetery on Tuesday January 9th, with Rev. W. J. Rogers of HensalI United Church officiating. ' G. HESS Jeweler and Registered Optician. CHANGE NOW To the Coal you can depend on tali winter. Solve iyoikr heating problems this easy way and change to the cog that will definitely assure you con- tinuous heat throughout the winter months. And remember — BLUE COAL burns better and lasts longer.. Roe's Vitirnized Feeds LORNE E. HAY Office Ph. 10. House Ph. 67Sra HENSALL 590000000 0 0 a HOCKEY NEWS The official opening of the hockey seasbn was on Friday, evening last, when Granton. team was up and played the locals. The visiting teani seemed no match for the powerful locals who had piled up a score of 7-0 .when the visitors had got m •a; fluky goal, but this was soon aver - come by the_locels when they added another for good measure, making the final count 8-1. However, a few nights previous the Granton team defeated the Hensall boys at Hen•- sgll.,, While the Zurich team was not up to full strength, they showed them selves a much stronger team. The ice became very heavy in the final period and the boys •ha.d to push a- long th.e puck over the sticky ice. Too bad one of the visiting boys was in- jured in the final period by losing his balance and flying into the boards but no serious injury resulted, al- though he had to be carried of the ice. There was a big crowd present. On Monday night the locals went to Granton for the return game, and won by the score of 6-2. So far Zur• ich and Dashwood teams have not been defeated, azul this will be dee-. !` ided on this Wednesday night, when Dashwood will visit Zurich. 'Tern will be a big crowd present, although the ice may not be juet too good, as a mild spell is on to -day, Wednesday. Following are the games for the coming week: Jan. 12 Exeter vs Hensall. Lucan vs Granton Jan. 15 ---Zurich vs Dashwood (,canton vs. Exeter. Jan. 1. -'.'-.lunch vs Hensall. Jan. 18. • -Dashwood vs Lucan Jan., 19--Hensall vs Zurich. Plan to attend'tts many of these as 1 eatioFa9E'<+acme coeva 00 00 000000 Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director Private Car Ambulance Service Hospital 't l Bed and Wheelchair for Rent FLOWERS FOR' AFT,:•OCCASIO•N Day_ and Night Service Telephone: Res. 89 �_.�or 122, Zurich 6000 ^ e®•° ciao 00 0000000 ^0000 006e0 : ;: iu0 5 1 i and Anthony Rau ushered. Follow- ing a wedding trip to Montreal, the you possibly Nati. and help the sport oollple are residing in London, along! g to 5 50 as 5 5 leig9s We are ever at your service with the best lines obtainable of FRESH GROCERIES All Fresh Vegetables, Fruits in Season as well as Canned Fruits and Vegetables on hand Candies - Nuts - and Confectionery in supply GIVE US A CALL e ,; no Oesc'. Lunch PRODUCE WANTED. Phone 16.E sat' 0Vikila ...,aki!taMi.Wec,, ace..4.y(.ETS2ezu a+4 :a6;c:S6e.. w 4naiu : ".a_sa, , ini Okt We have a Good Supply of Men's Overalls, Work Pants, Shirts and Work Socks. Also a fine stock of Fall and Winter Underwear. Now In Stock MEN'S WORK BOOTS. SHOAND RUBBER Also a big variety of Rubber Footwear for Men, Women and Children. GIVE US A CALL! Good Supply of Fresh Groceries always on Hand! .�T TILE I E. Schwari't;aentr61 r, Prop. S"0. Phone 11-M