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Evangelical Lutheran Church
ST. PETER'S.;
ZURICH -- ONTARIO
''REV. E. W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR
Ell a.m.—Divine Services.
41.2.5 a.m. -- Sunday School.
7.30 p.m. — Divine Worship.
"Mverybody Welcome to au Services.
EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL U. B. CHURCH
Zurich — Ontario
REV. H. E. ROPPEL
Minister
Mrs. Milton Oesch - Organist
'-lBunday Services: -
3.0:00 a.m. — Divine Worship.
am. — Bible School
T:30 p.m. — Divine Worship.
Welcome at all Services— "Come
hou with us and we will do thee)
4Rod." Num. 10:29.
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ZURICH, ONT'ARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, ,NOVEMBER 221951
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Anniversary Bazaar
Of St. Boniface Church
COMMUNITY CENTRE, ZURICH
Friday, November 23rd
Afternoon Tea - Home Baking
Work
- Booth - Fish Pond - Bingo
- Fancy
- Games
and Fun Galore!
Dancing 11 p. m. until? To the Music
Syncopator Orchestra.
ADMISSION TO DANCE 50 CENTS
Sponsored by St. Boniface Parish
of
the
Aldon Theatre
GRAND BEND
Presents for Your. Enjoyment. the
Following Attractions
Friday,
Saturday November 23-24
LORNA DOONE
Technicolor
Barbara, Hale and Richard Green
The Age of Splendor Thrills the
Screen
Conde •Strips and Short Sujects
LO
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Don't Ferget,, Friday, November 28
• is. Nomination. Be sure and attend
these important meetings.
• AELD MEETING
• The ReView Meeting of the Baby.
lon Line Rbrum was held rn the form
of a turkey dinner at the Dominion
• Hotel. All members atten.ded, and
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later were entertained at the home
of IVIr ancrIVIrs. Ross Dick. A very
lover evening was reported by all.
jSPECIAL SERVICES FOR DEDIC-
ATION OF MEMORIAL
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On .Sundary evening, November 25th
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• et 7:30 JU. Rev. A. P. Mahoney,
9 Vicar Geneaal of London Diocese
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• ;will dedicae a memorial plaque in
• St. BoniAce Church, Zurich, in
honour oe. :the late Father Aubrey
• Lucier. n,Monsignor Mahoney will
also preaonsemb this occasion.
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• I Father oumer was Pastor of St.
8 Boniface Church from 1942 until his
I sudden death, December 8th, 1950.
He was wal known throughout the
village and'ieemenunity and was high-
ly esteernect. The plague has been
donated the/lithe nembers of the Iloly
Name Society of St. Boniface Parish.
and Concert
LONDON GIRLS AND BOYS BAND'
Presented lay A. C. Robinson, Band -
Master of our local Band, will be at
the
Community Centre, Zurich
On
FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. 30th.
at 8 p.m.
The program Will consist of Marches
Overtures and Novelty Numbers, A
(EL:ACTION TO -DAY •
To -day, Thursday is election day
for the Proe5ince of Ontario, and we
would airgeall people having a vote
to go out and honor their franchise.
Many leou,A4,ies have not the privil-
eges We heeee, and would like to have
the freedone•that we enjoy. There
are always ,.1.good candidates in the
field that ,one ,can choose from. And
there is ',always the freedom or vot-
ing as one l'il.see, which is part of
ic way of life. Here
riding, our way of
at both candidates are
n, worthy of the posit-
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ion, and a:, usual it is anybody's
guess who ' 21.have the most votes
when the 'le Ilote are counted, and
that wi,.11 be the lucky candidate to
,represent tie' riding, .one of the best
in the Prowl' ce. So come out and
vote for petit favourite man!
WOrilens InStitine
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The local Zurich Wornens' Inet-
itutemet in the town hall on Monday
evening, Nov. 12th with a good at-.
tendanee. Mrs. ,Gus Roche president
took charge of the business. Among
other business, a beautiful hand made
quilt was on display and will be sold
in the near future. Plans were ar-
ranged to have a miscellaneous sho-
wer for a new Canadian Family,
fruits, vegetables, clothing, bedding,
dishes etc. will be welcome to be
brought by any one on Dec. 10th.lo
the Town Hall .Zurich at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. David. Meyers took charge of
the program; Mrs. Rose gave a spl-
endid report of the recent convention
held at Hotel Dendon, and pointed
out many good deeds that .could be
clone and many that are done thr-
ough the Institute ,work. A vocal
duet by Man. Maurice Durand and
Mrs. Rose, with Mrs. Milton Oesch at
the piano, A reading was given •by
IVIrs. David Meyers• a sing eong
our elemocr
special feature will be the Marimba .in the Hon •
'Tuesday, Wednesday November 217-28 solos by Bob Comber° and Karen thinking ie:,
THE GREAT MAN HUNT Dobaindt, ,G years of age, etc. very fine
Admission Adults 50c. children 25c
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ouglas airbanks Jr., Glyinis Johns Proceeds for our local Band.
and Jack Hawkins
Adventure Sweeping Across the
Continent
NewsReel and. Ocianic Strips. ...e
THE SEAL OF CHRISTMAS
One of the first signs of Christ-
mas is the arrival of Christmas Seals
3. Marry Xoffnum wrod Moine
larteral Director — Private Car &a -balance
Member of Ontario Funeral Association
Holder Of ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE FIRST AID CERTIFICATE
Portable OXYGEN Equipment
1110SPITAL BEDS TO RENT—INVALID CHAIR TO LOAN
FRESH FLOWERS SUPPLIED FROM MITCHELL NURSERIES
WE WIRE ANYWHERE
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DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY
AND TAKE .ADVANTAGE OF OUR MANY
GIFT SUGGESTIONS WE HAVE TO OFFER.
ONLY ONE MONTH TO GO. BUY NOW!
WEEK -END SPECIALS
Campbell's Veg. Soup, tin T 2c
Kellog's Rice Krispies 5 I-2,oz pkg. 17c
Strawberry jam,. 24 -oz jar 48c
Midget Chocolate Mallows lb. . 49c
FRESH GROCERIES FRUITS
VEGETABLES CURED MEATS
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Phone 140 C., H. THIEL - Zurich
•BORN
Ducharme —At .Soott Memorial
Hospital, :Seaforth, on Nov. 13th, to
Mr. and villa. George 1:!,-4,011.arme,,, of
Daiblin, a daughter, Jean Anne. 's
Bonthron, at the Clinton Hospital,
on Nov. 13th, to. Mr ,and Mrs. Har-
old Bontheon, of Hensel!. a daughter.
Steckle — At the Bronson line,
Stanley Township, on November 7th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Asa Steckle, a son.
Mr and Mes Jack McCli»chey of
London announce the birth of their
daughter Shirley Dianne at Victoria
Hospital, Nov. 9th, 1951. A sister
for Larry and Sandra.
which remind us that even in Can-
ada, one of the half dozen countries
in the 'Weald's lowest TB death rat-
es, we still have to fight tuberculosis.
If the day before Christmas is an
average day as far as TB is concern-
ed there will be ten deaths in Can-
ada from this. 'cause that day. It
wall have been the same all through
December. For the year the tetal has
been about 4,000, That meanq many
homes where there won't be much
singing and merry making. Because
these cases of TB were not prevented with Mrs.. Ed. Stelok, pianist was
enjoyed. The meeting closed by sin-
ging the National Anthem.. Delici-
ous refreshments were served by the
Committe and a lovely social time
was enjoyed.
Lions Club News
A fairly well attended meeting on
IVIonsclay evening in the dining room
of the Dominion House was present.
Most of the hunters had returned
and enjoyed the good meal along,
with busines matters and sociability.
Secretary George !Beichert reported
as at the Directors 'meeting three
Liions were appointed to be a com-
mittee to look after the interests of
the newly organized Band, which is
sponsoring a concert in the Commun-
ity Centre on Nov, 30th, Leelandi
Willert reported as the Ladies Nitei
of Nov. 28th as coming along nicely.
Lion Ed. Gascho reported as some
requests for the Minstrel Show and
one guaranteed engagement at Can -
brook for December 3rd. Lion Bob
McKinley reported as attending a
meeting at A-1*one, and listening to
Nome good speakers. Lion 13111 Sieb-
ert introduced the guest speaker of
the evening, namely Idion Ted Bus-
well of Exeter, who spoke on the
solid rock fortress of Gibraltar. He
was stationed there as a flying offi-
cer during the last war. And he has
a very intereeting story about that
neportant reek and fortress which is
eId liy Great Britaia ,ami is the
le he •:\ledetrainian Sca.
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! • , a 1.,0 1.110.) feet in
net to term a nom-
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1i q1101 ---M oro drinking. pee e forties.- with nothing visible on
tove drinking --More bootlegging. the surface. At the conclusion of his
1 ht's the way it gees. The Can- talk he was thanked by Lion Jacob
ada Temperance Act forbids out- Haberer, and the meeting Mile to
lets., t
elo$e,
two, three, perhaps ten 'years ago
this will not be a merry Christmas.
Now is the time for us to prevent
similar sadness two, three or five
years front now.
But let us look at the bright side
of the. picture. There were twice as
many homes saddened by death from
TB in Christmas of 1931 as there
will be this .Christmas. That means
that thousands of families will be
joyous. with never a thought that
danger was averted. Thats fine.
That's the way Christmas should be.
That's the way we want to make it
for everyone.
The Santa who looks at us .f.rom
this year's Christmas Seal certainly
looks merry enough --and well he may
He's on the Christmas Seals and they
have been paying for TI3 prevention
Which has made it possible for a
great many people to feel marthful
and jolly. They will go right on pre-
venting TB right here in Huron Co-
unty, Our .part is to buy them so
that they will get a chance to keep
up their good work. Last year the
sale of Seals in the County of Huron
amounted to $5425.85. it is hoped
that in 1951 sales will be much gre-
ater, The cost of the Association will
be greater in '1951 because a County
wide Mass X-ray survely is to be con-
ducted. Support the work of the
Aseosiation by buying Christmas.
-The .Commitioe.
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