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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING,FEBRUARY 8 1951
ST. PETER'S
elical Lutheran Church
ZURICH -- ONTARIO
''a7kEV. E. W. I•ffEIMRICH, PASTOR
a,ui.—Divine ,Services.
3.8.15 a.m. —Sunday ,School.
7.30 p.m.—Divine Worship.
Everybody Welcome to all Services.
EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL U. B. CHURCH
Zurich — Ontario
REV. H. E. 1ROPPEL
Minister
/Km Milton Ouch - B1rgasiat
gUnday Serviette:—
MOO a.m.—Divine Worship.
id.L00 a.m.—Bible School.
7:30 p.m.—Divine Worship.
Welcome, at ail Sorvicee---"CCm e
:arc with us and we will do
• 041." Num. 10:29.
tlaes
Are You Suffering From
Headmhezi
g,g ear, Have you-' Eyes hIcems ted with
gse.Letest Methods and: 3 m1u:iParne'nt
AlLe COLE, • RReoa-
OPTOMET UST elk OPTICIAN
GOD ORR,
.(seod Glasses at Phsetgaraessa Prices
Aldan Theatre
GRAND BEND
Presents for Your. Enjoyment. tIt
Following Attractions
Friday, Saturday February 9-10
WHITE TOWER
Color iby Technicolor
Glenn Ford Claude Haines
And 0. Homolka
SHORTS—Honey Harvest. Frozen
Fun.
Trwo Shows -7:30 and 9.30.
Monday, Tuesday Feb. 12, 43.
ASPHALT JUNGLE
Adult Entertainment
THE CITY UNDER THE CITY
Jean Hagen J. Whitmore
S. Hayden.
NEWS REEL and SHORTS.
One Show -8.00 p.m.
The Voice of Temperance
An appeal •letter and envelopes
have been sent to nearly all the min-
isters and congregations in Huron
County. ;Money is needed by the ,,behind five more of Shakespeare's
Huron Temperance Federation to !greatest plays, told in easy -to -under -
carry on its publicity which includes stand form by John Erskine, .plus
this "Voice of Temperance" para- magnificent color illustrations by
graph. Do the people of Huron want I Willy Pogany! Get Sunday's De -
the temperance arguments presented'troit Times!
Lions Club News
A well 'attended regular supper
meeting was held in the Dominion
--COMING EVENTS--
NEonster
Carnival
Will be held in the
Babe Siebert Memorial Arena
ZURICH
On
Thursday Feb. 15
Judging to start at 8:30 p.xn.
Good Cash Prizes will be given to
the winners tot the Various Prizes
being offered
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
HOCKEY GAME — Bayfield Lions
VS. Zurich Lions
Admission—Adults 35 cents; Child-
ren 12 and under 15c.
GOOD MUSIC. EVERYBODY
CHESTER L SMITH, PUBL1Siff:W,>;
$ 1.75 la Year in ,• dvsnce.
$2.00 in U. S. A., in Advance;
Day of Prayer
The World's Day of Prayer will
be obsexVed in the Goshen United
Chuff ehii. Friday, February 9th,
in the{ afternoon commencing at 3
o'clock} '.As many ladies as can are
ur e ' •.
g d•{io attend this service.
!seeses' Is At Hospital
Little Philip Mack, aged 2, young-
est sekCa1' Mr aid Mrs. Bryce Mack,
Who I2add,, ;ibeen taking treatments at
the Ch ldr'en's Sick Hospital, at Lon-
don,, has; returned to the home of his
graidipilrents in Orediton. He is
airly good.
Ifeelin
,Attended Funeral
Mi. and Mrs. Howard Finkbeiner
of K;jppen, Mrs. " ' Anna Finitbeiner
WELCOME • and family sof 'Goshen line south, at -
Sponsored by the Arena Committee. tended''the funeral of the former's
grandmother, Mrs. ,Geo. Finkbeiner,
Easy Way To Learn Shakespeare which was held at Crediton on Tues -
Make a Shakespeare scrapbook1 day afternoon. Also Messrs. H. W.
Beginning in The American Weekly, Brokenshire, Clare and Earl Deich-
noted magazine with this Sunday's ert of :Zurich.
(February 11) issue of The Detroit Donates Trophy
Sunday Times, will be the stories Mr. , Albert G. Hess, or better
in a round -the -year series? Do they
want the fallacy of the wet propa-
ganda exposed? Do they want the
creation of a sane public op1111011 in House, igonday evening, -.although a
regard to temperance? If they do 'Ifew were absent. The meeting. be -
then they will use the envelopes pro~ ring called earlier owing to the hoc
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Tided and send the contributions to keyti match which followed. Secretary
the treasurer, Mr. Frank Howson, George in reading the minutes of the
Wingham: Adv , last meeting announced the taking
Iinto membership two new Lions,
CARD OF THANKS
I nameily. Reg. Illsley and Bob McKin-
1V.rs. Garnet Wildfong, I?ashwood..ley, who will in due time become full
wieh, t ,il ifled _ed embers ot: eek Club ,N.,
,. .:. s
for the hundred' and `twenty: card, purchase -of anew<laniphficatieii sir-;:
and many letters received ,while a • stem for the Arena and Community
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London. Other gifts will be ack-
nowledged personally.
rf .
Marry rry e.€ offrn`a. i' e: ZG Lera'Z c95 0'M &
Tun -wail D&reoto r -- P1'i,vat. au. • ,L,rzl)1&la it ( O
Member of Ontario Funeral Association
Holder Of ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE FIRST AID CERTIFICATE
Portable OXYGEN Equipment
(HOSPITAL KEDS TO RENT --INVALID CHAIR TO LOAN
FRESH FLOWERS SUPPLIED FROM MITCHELL NURSERIES
WE WIRE ANYWHERE •
24 Hour Service — Dashwood Tel. 70W.
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WE HAVE A LOT OF ITEMS IN OUR
STORE THAT WILL BE CLEARED AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
10 Pair All Wool Blankets, Reg. 19.50 for13.50 a Pair
A Number• of Ladies' and. Girls Sweaters at 205
Off Regular Price.
Ski Pants - Bunting Bags,
Etc., Etc.
All These at 25 Off Regular Price
Some Shades and Sizes in Nylons,
2 Pair for $1.95
Snow Suits
FRESH GROCERIES
VEGETABLES
FRUITS
ED MATS
Phone 1?tNa, C IL 'li'lt-IIEL. - Zurich
Centre was also ' read, which price
would be around' $800. The Club de-
cided to hold this matter over fol:
the time being. Lion IP 'esident Jacob
then introduced the speaker for the
evening, who was making his official
visit, District Governor Gordon Hart-
greaves of the HowickClub, who
in hie opening remarks stated how he
enjoyed the annual Ladies' Night
held in the 'Community Centre, some
weeks ago. Also said that he seems
to enjoy himself better among the
smaller Clubs than the larger ones.
He took for his subject "Flame of
Lionism." Members have an oppor-
tunity to develop; good Lions are
generally good church members,there
should be a tie between service clubs
and the church, they, should not be
drifting apart. If we could get to-
known as Hess, the Jeweler of town
is donating a Silver Cup trophy to
the wiener of the Group 2 playoff
of the; Ho•ckey Group now so much
fn the`1imeligh't, the trophy to be
presented when the Winner is deter-
mined., trophy is expected to be
on disS,piay shortly, and will be some-
thing` to be hooked forwara to the
teams 'that will be in the playoff,.
NORMA'S
BEAUTY SHOPPE
FOR APPOINTMENTS
Tel. 223. Zurich
NORMA STEINBACH - Prop.
1RAG RUGS and CARPET
On a New Modern Loom, Made fel
Order — Seth 0. Amann, Zwick
Ont. Phone 128.
From Hess the Jeweler
BRIDAL WRIST AND BLUE BIRD
DIAMOND RINGS, SIGNET AND 1
STONE SET RINGS
BULOVA, CERTINA AND ELCO
WATCHES
COMMUNITY AND ROGERS FINE
SILVERWARE. CUCKOO CLOCKS,
ANNIVERSARY CLOCKS,
MANTLE CLOCKS
TOASTERS, IRONS, MIXMASTERS
AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
FOR EVERY NEED
CHOOSE NOW!
Fractures Arm
Barry, aged three, son of :+Ir and
Mrs. Gordon Bloch had a painful ex
Aerie ice while he was standing on the
Plane stool to jump on the floor, the
stool turned a bit and threw Barry
off .thget he. ;fell on; his right anti and
.Li actuled the. +s0 ' ' > o places re
e t,
aid was given at Clinton
ands we are pleased to report that he
is peogressing nicely.
HOCKEY NEWS
(By H. E. T.)
Last Thursday night, the Zurich
team, followed by a few hundred
staunch supporters, journeyed down
to Lucan to tangle with the Irish
Six. 'After all the fire was over the
scoreboard read Zurich 7, Lucan 5.
'Phis was the fastest and cleanest
game witnssed by anyone this winter.
Goodofficiating kept the game un-
der control at all times. Quesnel and
Doug O'Brien paced the Zurich at-
tack scoring two goals each. Gignac
Decker and Stade each scoring smglo
tallies. Gignac was the star for the
winners as he skated circles around
the fast husky Lucan boys.
OA Monday night, before a crowd
gether on our religious differenceal of 1100, the largest attendance ever
and our political ambitions, we could to' see a hockey game in Zurich, the
solve the world's problems. Lionisnl Luken team returned to Zurich and
offers opportunities of getting to-
gether and understand eacri other
better. Should always be with one
object in view "Service" Lionisin
is the 'greatest of service Clubs with
these mottos in view: "Liberty",
"Intelligence", "Nation Safety."
Each, generation mist take up the
progress and opportunity afforded
them. Let us Lions- keep on leading
the way. The speaker was thanked
for his instructive address by Lion
Ed. Gascho. After which the con-
venors of the Committees were cal-
led on for reports. Lion Victor took
purposes. The meeting closed with
up the subject of promoting a con-
cert to raise some money for needy
purposes.
1:1
Under Auspices
OF TF11:
Womens Institute
A PROGRAM ANI) EXI-IIBITION
of Work Shawn by the local Short
Course Students will be given on
SATURDAY EVE. FEBRUARY 17.
In The
Town all,
th+ 4c>)'ih !levee
itsoevhee
o d li Ess
Jeweler and Registered
Optician.
CHANGE NOW
To the Coal you can depend on 'chic
winter, Solve your heating problems
this easy way and change to the coal
that will definitely assure you cone
tenuous heat throughout the winter
months. And remember — BLU
COAL burns better and lasts longer.
Roe's Vitimized Feeds .
LORNE E. HAY
Office Ph. 10. House Ph. 673is4
HENSALL
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this "really, turned out to be a grudge
gaid, • 'Tempers seemed to keep ris-
ing'all through the game, and finally
in, the last period, with onry a few
minutes to play a real donnybrook
•
bntiil out. The bad part or this
fight was when a Lucan spectator,
jnjinped over the ,boards and joined
iit;7th 2. Tight. Deokei came out on the
shSbete end of things as three Lucan
ptayt:rs ganged on him and the spec -
tat. ' hit him very hard in the eye.
As a result Carl is walking around
with a pair of black eyes, the other
one being injured in the game in
Lucan. Things like this don't seem
to...bo'ther Carl, as he seems to have
at it takes, and is raring and
re ''y to go in. the next genie. lin
orientally, Decker paced the Zurich
+tt:n k scoring three goals in this,
eaxpe. Quesnel WEIS next in line
;.i.ee illi„' two Itoals, ,Angle counters
reline to Voile ti.! , a ; 1e eu' l end
IhOlauriers. We understand charg-
es have been laid e ainst the %liven
spectator for jumping over the boards
and taking part in the fight. Let
this be ]t warning for al! spectators
in future games, as it is strictly il-
legal for any spectator to go over th
boards and join in the fighting or
oven arguing.
Midget Heclee
The l:uriv'1 Lines Midgets won
the it third straight game en Tioe,,lay
I!i.: t)'li'l: LI' if,i1- -). th Y went out to Exeter and
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Candies - Nuts - and Confectionery in supply
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Pants, Shirts and Work Socks. Aso a £ine
stock of Fal and Winter inatter Underwear.
Now In Stoc
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AND RUB 'tER
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Women and Children.
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