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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1951-03-08, Page 1r,r7,..rmamm. • MMOMMORMOMM.MAMOWSIOMO Established !NO VONMOOM.** ST. PETEWS EVaitgelical Lutheran Church ZURICH — ONTARIO REV. E, W. liElIVIRICH, PASTOR RI a.m.—Divine Services. R.1.15 a.m. —Sunday .School. :7.80 p.m.—Divine Worship. 5isrerybody Welcome r Jell Servicem. TO •••••••••......) ZURICH, ONTARIO, muRSDAY MORNING, eviAacti 8 195 I EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL U. B. CHURCH Zurich — Onterio REV. H. E. ROPPEL Minister ttirrs. Milton Oesch Ortgartist Itanday Services:— iL13:00 a.m.—Divine Worship. DI1.00 a.m.—Bible School., 7 :30 p.m.—Divine Worship. Welcome at aIServiceo---"Cesee See, with us and we will/ do thee s:tarring: Betty Hutton, Zoo." Num. 10:29. 2 Community vangelistic Sponsored by Evangelical United Brethren Church- es of Crediton, Dashwood and Zurich. MARCH 7th. — M'ARCH 18th (Palm Sunday) Dr. Edgar S. Faust, D.D. of Kalamazoo, Mich. Evangelist. SCI-IEDULE OF SERVICES: March .7th. --- March llth, at Zurich March 1 1 th. --- March 14th at Crediton. March 15th. --- March 18th, at Dashwood. {20511=MSENZ:iir.AIWISANEFOUSVAILE=OV.:71.1EZEMZMMEIMMIZI &Mon Theatre GRAND BEND Presents for Your. Enjoyment. the Following Attractions Friday, Saturday , March 0 -10th. ANNIEGET YOUR GUN The Biggest Musical under. the Sun. Technicolonr ramaaW.VEGIS.SMIIMM.WMOIffillarm.,50=8.2, .3:21723 Are* You Sulierkag FrOfai Headechetil Have 'Wm Latest Meth uda and. Ecindatment Kell and many ovxiers. Howard SHORTS. Two Shows: '7.30 and 9.30 Monday, Tuesday March 12-13 SUNSET BOULEVARD) Adult Entertainment A Most Unusual Picture. A Holly- wood Story. William Holden Gloria Swanson l'11 -'811`14/2/6d .q"143 1\Tews Reel and Shorts. at One Show 8.00. A. L COLE„ evromETRisT est otiencua GODERICER OAT, Otood Glasses '41 ac0,34,:middo Mesa BORN At .the FarWiall Nursing Home,..IS PLANNING A SERIES OF 1i1- Zurieh, on February 27th, to Mr. • and Mrs. Delmar "Meidin,ger, a dau- MUNIZATION CLINICS STARTING ghter. ON WEDNESDAY; MARCH 14th. AND WILL BE AT THE FOLLOW - —COMING EVENTS— St. at the Community Centre, Zurich On SATURDAY, MARCH 17th. Dancing 9-12 Music will be supplied by DESJARDINE'S ORCHESTRA Admission — 50 Cents EVERYBODY WELCOME Sponsored by Zurich Lions Club 7-talt,"1°G;111, alth Unit -,,-— momomommammommomarnoimiaMouvocoomammonforommommomormommoommoo.m. Had Chimney Fire • On Tharsdat evening the chimn- ey at the hoMe, of Mr. and Mrs. Norman. Fleiackauer took fire and sparks were 'fr011y blowing over the roof, fortuna.ly it being of tin, they soon. fade- out. The, local Fire brigade was caled .for protection to prevent it franc spreading, but ev- erything was son brought under con- trol and not intleh daMage was done. Installed New System The local firnt,of P. C. Kalbfleisch & Son, Limitetthasi recently instal- led a puoliC,addyese system with out- lets in the mills': and yards, providing intercommunication facilities. This modern installation has provedto be a • great convenience and was install- ed by Mr. Ken reakey of' town. MRS E. M DAGG ,DIES AFTER • F.43., • Mrs. B. Dagg, wife •of Ernest M. Dagg at present -manager of the Bank of Montreal, Teeewater, and former manager of *the..Zurich Branch, died on. March 2nd in Wellesley Hospital, Toronto,. A. week previous she went to Toronto, intending to consult a specialist and. on the day which she had an lappointment, fell whileat the home of her ibrother-in-law, Everett Smyth. anclfhlloke her arm. She we taken immediately to the hospital, but her condition got steadily worse." The family came to Teeswater five ye.ars ago front Lucan, previously, at Zurich for some ',tears, also been at Aylmer, Lo2adou and Chesley. Mrs. Dagg was a ewriber of the United Church and of, Coronation Rebekah Lodge. ,Survivingbesides her husb- and, are oneF*0.,..'IVItlton, Islington; and two dengit,ot,,''.TWyla, Reg. N., Stratford; 'atit, i,:kta4lyn, a teacher, at Mune.- Tili,„y1:14iaii*:-tvere laid to rest on ittiondAr TvTeeSWater' cemet- ery. The bereft *4family have the sympathy of• their ma'ny Zurich fri- ends. . Lions Club Newe CHESTER L. SMITH, PUBLI54IMI4 *1.75 a Tear in Advance. 2.00 in U. S. A., in Advance, NORMA'S RAG RUGS and CARPETII BEAUTY SHOPPE FOR APPOINTMENTS Tel. 223. Zurich NORMA STEINBAGH - Prop. 01$521...21121/..Ittreo0IMINIMAILMEM.011.9101.(61 5 Marry Xoffmani c7wzielyz,7 Mon2,,e lithiberai Director — Private (Jar .,:balnaance Member of Ontario Funeral Association Nolder Of ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE FIRST AID CERTIFICATE ottable. OXYGEN Equipment HOSPITAL BEDS TO RENT—INVAL1D CHAIR TO LOAN FRESH FLOWERS SUPPLIED FROM MITCHELL NURSERIES WE WE ANYWHERE 24 Hour Service — Dashwood Tel. 70W. lo‘ • ING PLACES ZURICH PUBLIC SCHOOL 11 a.m. • ST. MARYS SCHOOL, BLUE WAT- ER HIGHWAY, 2:30. p.m. INFANTS AND PRE - SCHOOL CHILDREN MAY BE BROUGHT TO THESE CLINICS. HOCKEY NEWS (By H. E. T.) T Big Victories In One Night! wo Zurich Hockey Teams had a great night on Tuesday night as they roll along the ,playoff trail. In the first toiessmneei=scsamezesonsre • half of a doubleheader played in the Seaforth Arena, the Zurich Lions Midgets defeated Monkton by a score of 7-6. The Zurich Intermed- iates followed up by defeating the Lucan (Irish Six) ,by n identical score in the second game of this big doubleheader. After trailing 4-1 at the end of the first period and 5-3 at the end of the second period, the locals roared back in the third. to tie the game at 6-6. In the overtime, Quesnel was the hero of the game as he fired the winning goal on a neat pass from Stade. Goal scorers for Zurich were Quesnel 2, Deslauriers 2, Stade, Gignac and McKinley one each. Added to the fact that 110 scored the tying goal, Stade was the iron horse man for Zurich, as he played the entire game with the ex- ception of one minute in the over- time period. Games such at; this, are certainly crowd pleasers, and 100 SKEINS 2 3 Py WHEELING. Y R.N - ASSORTED SHADES Large Assortment in the Newest Shades of 1 -2 -4 - Balis Bouquet Yarn All these at -the OLD PRICES We have our Bundle Lots of 'Wallpaper ready for Sale. Also 01.11e new Samples. Pick these up„ While They Last. FRESH GR CERIES FRUITS VEGETABLES CURED MEATS IF REQUESTED, WE DELIVER GIVE US 1 CALL FOR SERVICE! Phone 140 - C. -L THIEL - Zurich • On a New Modern Loom, Made fsi Order — Seth 0. Amann, Zurickli Ont. Phone 128. Also Have Much "Flu" We are in receipt of a bulletin from the active and popular Lions Club of Grand Bend stating that ow- ing to the Flu.being prevalent in the aistriet their regular meting of March 1st was cancelled,but the nteeting of MArcili 15th will be held as 'usual. .• • Dr. Ktnneciy, SpeAs 4:••The regular suppei'meeting held "ilY the Zurich Li ms ns g`i.1 Monday eye. with an 'almost ' erfect attend- ance; two !being absent, also suffer- ers of the flu: Besides the guest speaker two ,other visitors *ere pres- ent, Mr. Stapleton of London'and Dr. M4Master of.qaaforth, who is well known in 'the local Club, and made' a, vero nice and 'impressive address on how he always enjoys to visit the Zurich Lions; •also gave a short summary of a flying trip he and Mrs.. 1410Master had to the south where the Doctor had the pleasure of visiting the largest Lions Club in Medco, where the. President of that Land of Sunshine is also a ;member. He told us about the wonderful din- ner that was served. The meeting was held from two to four in the af- ternoon, as most Mexicans take those two hours off for recreation every day. Lion Ted. (Dr) Keast then introduced the guest speaker, Dr. Kennedy of London, who had some intere8ting slide pictures on bone work,. how it is, new being done, how fractured bones are tied together or pulled together with what looks like tlfe ,old wooden coach screw, but of course these are all made of stainless steel, anti become part- of your body, also :howed how broken limbs are now being supported with irons and instead of lying in bed for months in some cases, in a few weeks now they are UP and going around. At the conclusion of his interesting talk, Mon Alvin Wainer greatly thanked Dr. Kennedy for his fine remarks and illustrated pictures. was 4.41 r Optical Fig* Serne YOUR BROKEN LENS DUPLICATED FROM THE SMALLEST PIECES SHELL FRAMES AND TEMPLE .FULL VUE .MOUNTINGS ANY SIZE AND SHAPE A G. HESS Jeweler and Registered Optician. CHANGE NOW To the Coal you can depend on tbit winter. Solve your heating problerne this easy way and change to the tea that will definitely assure you cm., tinuous heat throughout the winter months. And remember — BLUR COAL burns better and lasts longer. Roe's Vitimized Feeds • LORNE E. HAY Office Ph. 10. House Ph. 67trir H:ENSALL "ec'eamoo@z0Q6Velti)041000t9ta0EPJ vaeasu6x)6,1-Pc'peeetb(voQoes.0150 anyone missing thein sure (r)es not realize what they are missing. The next game M this series will be play-' ed in ucan Seaforth on Thur' - day night. The third game will be played on Monday night, but Just where is will be played has not yet been decided. For the Midgets, Yungbtut and Don O'Brien were the heroes as they each scored three goals, Miller get- ting the extra tally. These boys are playing Monkton Wednesday night in the igilverton Arena and the winner of the series will be W.O.A.A. Ivtid- get D. Grand Champions. It is cer- a credit to Zurich f,) hawa roup of young fellow playing hoc- ey the way these "kids" are, and in their first ,yoar of organized hockey. Our congratulations go to the Zurich Lions Midgets .Hockey Team for thcir great showing this year. 8 0 3 0' c' 0' 0 k „.1. fra Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director Private Car Ambulance Service Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Rent -FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Day and Night Service Res. 89 Telephone: o 122:-ZuTrIal re trat• 0' 0' eg, 000,10,23(24300e300CC72COgagiDG*00i2; 060°00006.10006"1,3*06>"(W) 'T.r....17017==alragr'9ZEEIS Os 1 0 0 te" 0 00 We are ever at your service with the best lines obtainable of FRESH GROCERIES All Fresh Vegetables, Fruits in Season as well Canned Fruits and Vegetables on hand Candies - Nuts and Confectionery in supply GIVE US A CALL M ,nno Oesch rich PRODUCE WANTED, Phone 165 VIS===.,.......„.••/.....noommat=*.."norno==.= ormono.goom.p=o3 Lion Ivan Yungiblue reported for the 11Iidget, Hockey; boys, of the fine sueve,s and good showing they arc making. lion Victor Dinnin report. - le the practices for the new Min- • re! Siv LOiltg held .and good progress heng made. Lion Roy La- mont reported as the Easter Seal drive getting under way and the - seals are being mailed out and hope for a good respon,se. hm's Wad( th We have a Good Supply of Men's Overalls, Work Pants, Shirts and Work Socks. Also a rine stock of Fall and Winter Underwear. Now in Stock MEN'S WORK SHOES AND RUBBER BOOTS. Also a big variety of Rubber Footwear for Men, Women and Children. GIVE US A CALL! Good Supply of Fresh Groceries always on Handl li 1 r ,;11 ,.., IIA E. Schwartzentruber, Prop. Amiga _ 111.rgri172,A3 t6), 2141) Phone 11.7 • m 4,