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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1951-09-20, Page 1I C 11 Established .101111, Evangelical ,elical Lutheran Church ST. `PETER'S ' ZURICH -- ONTARIO ''REV. E. W. HEIM.RICH, PASTOR 20 a.m.—Divine Services. 11..15 a.m. — Sunday School. 7.30 p.m. — Divine Virorablip. '`Everybody Welcome to ail Services. EVANGELICAL GELICA%, U. B. CHURCH Zurie'h — Ontario REV. H. E. ROPPEI, Minister Mrs. Milton Oesch - Organist r'eunda ' Services: • 10 :00 a.m. — Divine Worship. X1:00 a.m. -- Bible School 7:30 p.m. — Divine Worship. Welcome at all Services "Come ttT ou with us and we will do thee mood." Nuns. 1.0:29. Are You Suffering From Headaches? El so, Have your Eyes Examined with .the Latest Methods and Equipment at A. L COLE, lir ' OPTOMVMETRIST e •• OPTICIAN GODERIOH -- ONT. good. Glasses at Reeso>a:aole Prices ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20 1951 teMeielfenieler 1 CHESTER L. SMITH, PUllil. 41.76 s Year Le Advance. A te ;2.Q0 in U. S. A., in Advance. . . tniversarr IariSb ribiSZi011 St. Boniface Church - Zurich Fifty -Fifth Anniversary of St. Boniface as a Separate Parish SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th, to SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7th. Mission will be conducted by Reverend Father Edward J. Dowling, of the Society of Jesus Disting- uished Scholar and Orator of the Jesuit Mission Preachers, Toronto. Mission Services in Morning and Evening All Wishing to Attend these Mission Services will be Cordially Welcome. AIcIon Theatre GRAND BEND Presents for Your, Enjoyment, the Following Attractions • Friday, Saturday Sept. 21 -22nd. THE COWBOY AND THE INDIANS Gene Autry Aso And Added Attraction: BODY HOLD Comics. Monday; Tuesday Sept. 24-.215 LADY WITHOUT PASSPORT Hedy Lamarr and John Hodiak DAREDEVIL News Reel - DAY. Table Topics Wednesday, Thursday Sept. 2'6-27 THE JACKPOT Barbara Hale and Jaynes Stewart It is the Prize Winning Comedy of the Year. Comic 'Strips. a•, 3. Marry u,itef'ai .DLrector .Private Gar . II i)161(tltoe Member of Ontario Funeral Association Holder Of ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE FIRST AID CERTIFICATE Portable t:+XYGEN Equipment HOSPITAL BEDS TO RENT—INVALID CHAIR TO LOAN FRESH 'FLOWERS SUPPLIED FROM MITCHELL NURSERIES WE WIRE ANYWHERE o man gayer.&?'t Z Mono 24 I -lour Servs: 1 Dashwood Tel. 70W. I E . �• . e Store WE HAVE NUMEROUS ARTICLES STILL AT OLD PRICES. BUY NOW, AS PRICES ARE STEADILY ADVANCING WEEK -END GROCERY SPECIALS Deep Browned Beans 2, 20 -oz tins Crown Corn Syrup 2 ib tin Quick Quaker Oats, large 3 -Ib box ..... Fancy quality Peas 1 Sza :n �.............. 35c 79c 37c, ....19c FRESH GR.00ERIES FRUITS VEGETABLES CURED MEATS IF REQUESTED, WE DELIVER GIVE US A CALL FOR SERVICE! Phone 140 C. H. THIEL - Zurich 8 2 DON'T FORGET. TAG DAY ON FAIR DAY. IHELP THE BLIND! Colli" ed With Truck Early iS,atuxday morning while Messrs Ernest Laidlaw and Fred Kalbfleisch were motoring to Lond- on in one 16:f the Kalbfleisch Mills Itruck, .a car ooming out of a side road near thecitiy; trnashed into the truck dismountin The two front wheels, Mr. Latdla eceived shoulder injur- e ies, but is a! le to go about and Mr. Kalbfleisch vas uninjured. Retuned From West Mrs. Anna', Turkheim has returned home from :cher lovely visit at the home of hen .daughter at Winnipeg, where she enjoyed several weeksvis- iting -the ,different places of interest, also renewing acquaintances Of for- mer years. Tier many friends are pleased to welcome her home to Zur- ich. SALVATIOON ARMY TO CANVASS • IN ZURICH Seaforth Salvation Army Officers will carry out a canvass sof Zurich between ,Sept,' 17 and Sept. 29, thus cioanpleting another district In the 1951 Red Shield campaign. Assisting the omeers will be Mr. M. A. Oesch, Zurich.—Seaforth Iluron Expositor. C. W. L. Convention Mrs. Lawrence Regier of Zurich, as delegate sof the Catholic Womens 'League Branch of the I3. W. Highway Branch; Mrs. Harry Rose, delegate tof the Zurich Branch C.W.L. attend- ed the Convention at Peterborough, For a few day's over the week -end, which was •';very inspiring with a splendid attendance and enjoyed the goad speakers. e • • ANNOUNCEMENT Mr and Mrs. Henry ,Steinbach of Zurich wish to announce. that they will be at home to meet their relati- ves, neighbours and friends on Sun- day afternoon, Sept. 23rd. from 3 to 5 o'.clock. The occasion being the celebration id their 50th wedding an- niversary. CARD OF THANKS Remie and Leroy Denomme wish to thank most sincerely Rev. Father Gourdeau; Fr.McDonald of Clinton; Fr. Pettypiece of London; Mother Ode11e, Mother M. Doreen; Sister Francis Borgea; the Holy Name Soc- iety and the many kind friends for their prayers, and who: called, sent I treats, cards, and letters while tliey were in London Hospitar. .Thank you i—Remie and Leroy' Denomme. HYMENEAL Campbell - McKinley Toronto — All white gladioli and ferns formed an enchanting setting at the Bathurst Street United Church far the wedding of Eleanor Joyce Mc- Kinley and Ronald Wayne Campbell. The bride is the daughter or Mr and Mrs. Harford Graham McKinley, T or - onto, and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs William Harland Caanp- bell, Toronto. Rev. Gordon Totem officiated for the ceremony. Mr. Ron- ald Woollard was the =organist. Mrs. Joan Sheils as soloist rendered "Through The Years" ancI "The Lord's Prayer." Given in mat•riage by her father, the,bride looked exquisite in a gown 'of misty white chantolly lace ,aver white satin, ions sleeves. i Zuri h - Fall Fair Tuesday f next' week, Sept. 25th. is the, date, ipf ,Zurich's annual Fall Pais, - ana'us allcyn ane of :flies jai tape.. of the year for the Village. We.trust the weatherman will be kind and gentle that day, as good weather al- ways means so much for a good fair. The directors and officials have work- ed hard to make this a big success, and the public are invited to come out, leave your daily toils aside for a few hours and take in the local fair, and thereby do a patriotic duty towards your community. There will be plenty of doings and entertain- ment for the afternoon. The Dash- wood Citizens Band will liven things up with good music, the scheel chil- dren will have their parade following the Band, and so the afternoon will carry on with the judging of live- stock, etc., and there is the usual grand display in the show house. (set out the faniiltp car and load it and :: queen aztne cAlar. The skirt up and come to the fair next Tues- feli into a catchcont length train and' clay, and it will. do them all good. her long flowing veil of tulle illus- Had Anniversary ion was caught ton tiny flair bonnet of white. taffeta. She carried a white Bible with cascading red and white rose buds. iIiss Joan McKinley, ilaid er hon- our, twin sister of the bride, wore a gown of star studdied marquisette over taffeta, ballertng length, with a barque bolero and queen -nee col- Iar. She wore a matching half bon- net in taffeta and slippers all Inns* pink. Her floral spray was made of rose•pink gladoli and talisman roses. The Bridesmaids, Mrs. Bert Wig- gins, Mrs. Carole Campbell, Miss Marg Davidson, Miss Carole Ireland, wore ballerina length gowns in pow- der .blue, star ,studdied marquisette over taffeta, bisque bolero, queen Aisne collars, matching slippers and half bonnets of taffert covered with star studdied marquisette. They car- ried bo quets of blue chrysanthemums, talisman noses and gladioli. The flower girl, Miss Sherry Jane Younge, wore pink tagata with. mat- ching bonnet and carried a tiny rtoral spray. The best man was Allan Cam- pbe]l, brother of the groom and the ushers were Messrs. Bill Donne, Fred Hayward, Bert Wiggins and Neal Campbell. The reception of two - hundred guests was held at the en- chanting. new home and spacious gardens of iMr and Mrs. Lloyn Ire- land, aunt and uncle of the bride, Mrs. Harford McKinley received the guests, gowned in a full length Royal blue taille trimmed with french lace and a matching feather hat, Iter eersage was of pink rases, The St. Peter's, Lutheran Church, Zurich, celebrated her 90th Anniversary on Sunday, Peptember lcth. The theme .:,f the services was ,`Thanksgiving„ for the heavenly blessings that have been bestowed upon the congregation (luring her history. Guest speaker at the moaning service was Rev. A. G. ,Jacobi of Kitchener, and in the even- ing, Rev. " K. Knnuc, or Stratford, delivered the sermon. The church choir rendered special music for the occasion, and at the evening service Miss Paula Hansen. of Stratford was guest soloist. On Monday evening a congregat- ional supper, attended by over 300, was held in the Community Centre, with the' Ladies' Aid in charge. Pol- 1 owing + ol-lowing the supper, a program was presented in which were included the following numbers: Duet by Richard and Russel K1opp; Girls' chorus, Vir- ginia Deichert, M:ary Kropp, Kathryn hlopp, Arlene Haberer, Leona Fink - twiner, Carol Thiel; Quartette, Fred 1l:lb erer, Jack Haberer, Wiliiam S ungblut, Ron. Heimrich; Piano duet Mrs, J. Turkbeim, ;Marlene Wagner; Mine, Solo, Marilyn Haberer; Ac- cordi<an solo, Kathleen Hess. Kath- erine Kalbfleisch led a group of drum majors and majorettes in drilis, lack Haberer and Ron 7teimrich Ted Lite community singing; Audrey lieimrieh acted as pianist. A number of motion pictures were shown. A feature at the supper was the pres- •nre of the two oldest members of the congregation, Mrs, Contact Friss, 'groom's mother assisted, wearing a who .is in. her 93rd year, and Mr. full length gown of burganny lore Andrew Thiel, who is in his 92nd aver dusty rose with matching acces- year. The Pastor made special men.- +Dries, Fier corsage was of talistW.tf tion of the presence of Mrs. Fuss • Moses, , and Mr. Thiel, • NORMA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE FOR APPOINTMENTS Tel. 223. Zurich NORMA STEINBACH • Prop. RAG RUGS and CA.R.PETZ On a New Modern Loom, Maw Dik Order — Seth 0. Amason, Zurirel Ont. Phone 128. irompt 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. New Low Spring Coal Prices The Saving in these spring prices,,, Plus the cash discount, enables you be buy your next winter's fuel cheaper now than any other time of year. Order Your Supply from your BLS COAL Dealer! LORNE E. HAY Office Phone 10 Residence 6 'H E N SAL L ROE FEEDS! seeetim 0 0 0 46 0 6 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Men '0 •Retch PRODUCE 0000606 .0 00666 006000 0060 Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director Private Car Ambulance Service Hospital Bed and. Wheelchair for Rent FLOWERS FOR Al .1, _OCCASIONS Day Asad. Night Service Telephone: Res. 89 or 122, Zurich • •0600006660 08.0066196 45 We are ever at your service with the best lineo obtainable of FRESH G ". OCERIES 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 WANTED. 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