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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1951-09-06, Page 1ICH ER „Ifottrblshed :1900 ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 6 1951 CHESTER L. SMITH, PUBiIbll�,,, $1.75 ra Tear .&dvancea $2.00 in U. S. A., ui Advance. . Evangelical Lutheran Church ST. PETER'S ZURICH — ONTARIO TO. E. W. HEIMRICHe PASTOR gtt 4.m. --Divine Services. 1.15 a.m. — Sunday School. 15.30 p.m. — Divine Worship. •` ve rbody Welcome rto: all. Services. EMMANUEL "14W.A+NCELICAL U. B. CHURCH Zurich -- Ontario REV. H. E. ROPPEL Minister Milton Oeach - Organist unsay Services:— a ,J.0:00 a.m. — Divine Worship. .1;41 am. — Bible ENROLL NOW FOR PIANO AND THEORY CLASSES Ellen M. Love A. R. C. T. Classes Commence second week September STUDIO - L. Wagner Residence Phone - Zurich 99 r-7. of NOTICE Miss Edith Showalter=, Returned ,Missionary from Africa will show Slide Pictures and give an Address of her work in Africa, in the Town Hall, Zurich On FRIDAY EVE. SEPTEIVIBER 7th, At 8 p.m. YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED! school. ( The Voice of Temperance :NS :NS ,pen. — Divine Worship. i aelcome at all Services— "Come eau with us and we will do thee es¢ed,a' Num. 10:29. e=11.10 ,119110 1 Are. You Suffering From headaches? . so, Have your Eyes Examined with the -.Latest Mel od's and Equipment at A. L. COLE, R.O. 'OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN GODERIOH — ONT. rseed Glasses at Ressoalaale Prices "'Bootleg is out -selling legal whis- key in the United States"—This was the startling news item copied by the London Free Press from the New York Herald Tribune. It continued -- "more moonshine ie being produced today than during the peak of pro- hibition.” Licensed beverage indus- tries had •furnished this information. That ,confirms what this paragraph has always maintained -,liquor outlets do not abolish ibio,otlegging—rather the1y snake more liquor available and they enlarge the drnking public— with the result that there 'is more bootlegging a.s well as more legal sale. —Advt. Labor Day Frolic. One of Zurich's bigger and better evenings' celebrations was held on 3g, arrzy' o f m gmn erc&Z Mom & Juilbe]^Cal Director -- .Private Car 4in,bul ante Member of Ontario Funeral Association Folder Of ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE FIRST AID CERTIFICATE Portable OXYGEN Equipment 'HOSPITAL BEDS TO RENT—INVALID CHAIR TO LOAN FRESH FLOWERS SUPPLIED FROM MITCHELL NURSERIES • WE WIRE ANYWHERE 24 Hour Service — Dashwood Tel. 70W. TIEL'S Superior Store WE HAVE NUMEROUS ARTICLES STILL AT OLD PRICES. BUY NOW, AS PRICES ARE STEADILY ADVANCING WEEK -END GROCERY SPECIALS $E SURE AND'VISIT OUR STORE FOR THE USUAL WEEK -END SPECIALS W14ICH. WILL. • SAVE YOU MANY 17( LL R:„S FRESH GROCERIES FRUITS VEGETABLES CURED MEATS IF REQUESTED, WE DELIVER GIVE US A. CALL FOR SERVICE! Phone 140 G H. THIEL Zurich • Monday evening,Labor Day, when about I2A00 people jammed their way into the big spaenous Arena and Com- munity Centre. AU Baty the sun was nice and bright, but cool, and it look- ed like a big evening. As early as 5.30 .cars arrived in town and com- menced placing their cars so they could see the big parade which carne on sharp at 6.30. This parade was like last year, a masterpiece, and was headed by the Bannockburn Kiltie Band and the Dashwood Citizens Band, both giving a good account of themselves. There seemed to be an endless amount of floats, 'comic veh- icles, clowns, decorated cars and ev- Having Lovely Trip Mr 4.Ivd Mrs Ward Fritz are enjoy- ing their Western trip, having receiv- ed a card from then when they cros- sed,ithe Great Divide in the Rockies alio going on through a snow storm. Tho..eIevation being very high which gave them anxious moments. They erything that one could think off. visited' Seattle, Vancouver and back Someone said, it beats any city par- to Baiff. They intended to attend ade I have ever seen. However, for the Car Dealers Convention on Sept. this the main prize winners were. Best decorated ,bicycIe, Carol Bloch; and Paul Yungblut; best tricle, Cana Fisher; best business float, Domin- ion Hotel; :best decorated car, Will- ert Copen; best comic float, Ray Ort- wein of Preston; and best clown act, Lloyd Miller and Don Oakes. The celebration was sponsored by the Zurich Lions Club, with President Victor Dinnin in charge. Charles Thiel was chairman of the general committee 'with Dr. W. B. Coxon looking after entertainment and Heb Turkheim the beauty contest. After the parade moat of the big crowd journeyed into the big Arena, where there was an abundance of very choice entertainment in store for one and all. The temperature was just right for sitting clown and enjoying the two and a half hour program put on by the Simmons ;People of Windsor. Every number rendered was a masterpiece in itself. However when the time arrived to chose the Miss Huron County for 1951 there were eight contestants, and the average layman would not have fared so well in picking out the best three girls and putting them in their order. However the three jud- ges were well experiences, among the three was Miss Margaret Brad- ford the'. 1950-51 .Mise- Canada.and Who presented the prizes and`crown- ed Miss Barbara Wright of Crediton, as Queen of the Beauties of Huron County. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wright, is 17 and a well proportioned girl of 100 lbs; a close second was Miss Elaine Tay- lor of Hensall and third winner. was. Rosealie Denomme of Dashwood. The other contestants were Elva Love and Betty O'Brien, Zurich; Hazel Sander- son of Bluevale; Nora Willis of Grod- erich and Peggy Martelle, of Central- ia. It was indeed a lovely sight.. The three judges were Margaret Brad- ford, who also did some very choice singing, Mrs. Isabel Simpson and Campbell Ritchie all of Windsor: The parade was headed by Miss Carol. Thiel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thiel, who was mounted on her handsome bay horse. Mr. and Mrs. Crocker of Exeter, also were riding in the parade with their well trained horses. One of the highlights of the Par- ade were the darjorette's Giroups, Directors being Misses Joyce Witmer and Katherine Kalbfleisch who with their classes were charmingly dressed in their white and red satin, trimmed with gold braid and buttons, high white hats. with a touch of red trim - mills' along with their high white boots, ,-winging their batons, march- ing step by step in an attractive man- ner, about r2;0 in number. At about twelve, midnight, the big draw was held wihch resulted as fell- ows: let prize an 8 -ft. Frigidaire, Earl E. Weido had the lucky ticket for this; and Chesterfield suite Ron- nie Thiel of Zurich; Srd, power lawn mower, C. W. Weikel, of Detr- oit, Mich; 14th, Electric Toaster, Mrs. Geo. Richardson, Zurich; 5th, Elec- tric tea kettle, Mrs. Edw. •Gascho, Zurich; 6th, Electric Waffle Iron H. Brandon Bayfield; 7th, Electric Iron, Kenneth Weido, Zurich. The class of !program was of a anuch different type than is usually put on by Service Club Frolics, this was purely an entertainment, with the highest class of talent, and is a credit to any Club andcommunity to be so well entertained. As said be- fore, the setting was ideal, plenty of room for all, and nice and comfort- able in the large arena. While the actual net proceeds may not be so great for the local Club, yet they thing there will be a nice balance on hand, worthwhile for holding the event. It is the wish of the Club to leave a good impression on the pub - lie, so that when they have a fund - iion be it big or small, that the com- mnnttiy will stand behind them. So lie behalf of the Citrb we say 'Mink t Yon for your support. 13th before returning home. Had Happy Gathering Six o'clock dinner guests ion Thurs- day eve. August 2.3rd at the hoarse of Mr arid Mrs. Adolph Steinbach at Cavalier, N. Dak., were: Mr and Mrs. Albert,Kalbfleisch, Mr and Mrs Ward Fritz and daughter Mary Lou, Mr and Mrs. Ed Haberer, Mr and Mrs. Fred Haberer and Mr. Lloyd K.lopp, all of 'Zurich, Ont; Mrs. Rebecca S'elhluclater and Mr and Mrs. Herb Schluchter and daughter Marlene of Cavalier. A most enjoyable time was spent by this grand gathering. The Big Week -end Labor Day is always considered as the big -week -end of the summer sea- son, and this year with the nice and bright weather, there was a lot of traffic and visitors in and out. The Province reports of 53 death fatal- ities over the week -end. Much ,of this due to too much speed in our autos, a bit of carelessness when out boating, etc. Then there of 'course are the incidents which could not be avoided. But regardless' of these we feel the occasion was nicely spent and to good advantage. Of all the people in and out of Zurich over the holiday, we do not know rof any naishaas for which we are thankful for. Miscellaneous Shower 1 e .hbonrs and friends gathered at the home of 121 and Mrs Ed. Bea- ver last Thursday evening in honor of their daughter Eileen (bride elect) to enjoy a social evening and shower her with gifts for remember- ance from her Zurich friends. The address was read by Mrs. Bryce Mack Little Misses Bonnie Grace and Cheryl Fay Johnston of !Bayfield, niece of the bride elect drew the decorated wagon contain- ing the Iarge basket full of gifts. Eileen thanked everyone for their kindness shown. Refreshments were served, the address: Dear Eileen: In liionor of your ap- proaching marriage your neighbours and friends have gathered tonight and we ask you to accept these gifts to nse in your married life. —Neighbours and. Friends, HYMENEAL Brunskill -- Beaver On September first, at 3 p.m. at the St. Peter's Lutheran Manse, at Zurich, Ont., the Rev. E. W. Heim - rich united inHoly Bonds of Matri- mony in a double ring ceremony, when Eileen Grace Beaver exchanged vows with Murray Allan Brunskill. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Beaver of Zur- ich and the groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen ,Brunskill of Lon- don. For her wedding, the bride wore a shell pink floor length taffeta gown with nylon yoke and pearl train. A full bouffant skirt • draped in front with pearls revealed tiers of chan- tilly lace, her pink silk finger tip veil was held in :place with a bandeau of pnk bows, and she carried a white Bible topped with a white carnation in a .pink bow, and pink and blue streamers knotted with white brows. Attending the bride was her sister Mrs. Walter L. Johnston of Bayfield, wearing a floor length pastel green taffeta gown, with full bouffant skirt and Matching 'hat and mittens and carired a bouquet of !yellow mums tied with green .bow and streamers. Mr. Carman S. Brunskill rof Lond- on, brother of the groom, was hest man.. Following the ,ceremony a recept- ion was held at the Little Inn, at Layfield, where a lovely three tier wedding cake graced the centre of the table. Leaving on their honeemoon for Montreal, Quebec City mid other Eastern States, the bt'ade wore a powder 6lire? silk jersey •dress with deep -dipping lace peplum and blue shoes, pink tuieessories and white shortie coat, On their return tMr and Mrs Brunskill reside tin the geoem's farm ,at Gladstone,' Ont. NORMA'S , BEAUTY SHOPPE FOR APPOINTMENTS Tel. 1223. Zurich NORMA STEINBACH - Prop. Prompt Optical Seneca DO YOUR EYES FEEL FATIGUED HERE'S TIMELY, ADVISE HAVE THEM EXAMINED AT KINGSLEY ABELL, 286 DUNDASS LONDON, ONT. BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTION WE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH THE MOST MODERN IN SPECTACLES, AT A SAVING A G. HESS Jeweler and Registered Optician. IRAG RUGS and CARPET On a New Modern Loam, Mads Ili 1 Order — Seth 0, Amann, Ont. Phone 128. New Low Spring Coal Parc The Saving in these spring prieee,. Plus the cash discount, enables you tor buy your next winter's fuel cheap now than any other time of year. Order Your Supply from your BLUE COAL Dealer! LORNE E. HAY Office Phone 10 Residence 52 HENSALL ROE FEEDS! fOtiOSIM 006 *0 006 8 0616 0000040 Se 000 f 1 rtotita etas Licensed E1nba.bner and Funeral Director Private Car Ambulance Service Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Rent FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Day and Night Service Telephone: Res. 89 - or 122, Zurich ri cr ITS k -tore 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 Menno Oesc PRODUCE WANTED. Zurich Phone 1 65 RAISE HEALTHIER AND STRONGER CHICKS With: Pioneer Chick Starter Mash and Crumples, with New Megasul. Also in Stock, Electric and Oil Brooders, Feeders and Water Fountains, Chick Grit and Oyster Shell. -. AN! aitt GIVE US A CALL! Good Supply of Fresh Groceries always on Hand! Tiff . 14KL STORE E. Schwartxentruber, Prop. Phone 11.07