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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSD.
Evangelical Lutheran Church 1
Aldon Theatre
ST. PETER'S
1444
ZURICH — ONTARIO
'E+tEV. E. W. EiEiCI`itgliCK, PASTOR
1.0 a.m.—Divine Servkees.
11.15 a.xn. — StanstaT School.
T.30 p.m. — Divine Worship.
<av@rybody Welcome, to will Services.
EIVIMMIU L
GRAND BEND
Presents for Your. Enjoyment. the.
Following Attractions
Friday, Nov. 30, Saturday Dec 1st.
TWO FLAGS WEST
Joseph Cotton Linda Darnell
Jeff Chandler Cornell Wilde
Comic •Strips and Short Subjects.
Two Shows 7.30 and 9.30.
�. _.. Tuesday, Wednesday Dec. 4 - 5.
THE ENFORCER
]•.)rarna. Featuring Humphrey Bogart
Zero Mistel and Ted De Corsia
News Reel and Comic Strips
One Show only 8.00 p.m. '
EVANGELICAL U.. E. CHURCH
Z.uriic n — Gextario
REV., &f., E.. r tOPPEL
Miniiet%er
Mrs. Miltona Oea ih - Organist
.Sunday Servieem--
110:00 a.m. — Diva Worship.
-•1;00 a.m. — Bible School
7:30 p.m. — Dii_vihe Worship.
Welcome at still 5;tsrvacee— `(Came
''s ou with ua and. we will de eines
e Cod." Num. Pl1:Z .
Are You . Shag From
'Headaches?
•,1f so, Have your FFares Examined with
the Latest IVIethede said Equipment at
Aa L. CO, R.O.
OPTOMETRIST .fle OPTICIAN.
GODEI .G`ti —
"Good Glasses at Posemanole Prices
RUSS PEARCE AND 1-118 BAND
Will be at the
Community Centre, Zurich
On
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7th.
As this promises to be an outstand-
ing Evening's Entertainment; be sure
and attend this one!
A REAL 7 -PIECE ORCHESTRA
Admission 75 Cents
Sponsored by Community Centre
Committee -^
CARD OF THANKS
T wish to thank all my friends,
neighbours and relatives for so kind-
ly remembering me with cards, let-
ters, flowers, treats, and visits during
my recent staff, in Victoria Hospxtal,
London.—Garnet Jacobe. c
MEMORIAM
In loving memory of a Dear Mother
who passed away December 2nd,
1943.
Her memory is a keepsake,
With which we will never part
Though God- laas hex, its his keeping,
We Still have her in ;our jaeaits:
—Lovingly remembered by her fam-
ily of the late Mrs. Clara Decher.
Curry i o man c/'w ZG'3''a' Moine
.�'uuer Xr .DL;•reetor -- .P1''bv(GI•l3 vt'.b1' 1/,7.inI iu 1 ce,
Member of Ontario Funeral Association
Holder Of ST.. JiOfdN'S AMBULANCE FIRST AID CERTIFICATE
":lull bl'e OXYGEN Equipment .
HOSPITAL, /BEDS TO RENT—INVALID CHAIR TO LOAN
FRESH FLO't;MS SUPPLIED FROM MITCHELL NURSERIES
WE WIRE ANYWHERE
24 How: Service -- Dashwood Tel. 70W.
MORNING, ,NOVEMBER 29 1951
---COMING EVENTS ----
LONDON GIRLS AND BOYS BAND
Presented ley A. 0.,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
special feature will be the Marimba
solos by Bob Comber and Karen
Dobrindt, (11/.3 years of age, etc.
Admission Adults 50c. Children 25c
Proceeds for our local Band.
Ingo and Dance
AT
ST PETER'S PARISH HALL
St. Joseph, Ont.
Clrt '
SATURDAY DECEMBER
And
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15th.
Good Music will be Furnished
Come and enjoy this fine Evening's
Fun and Sociability
Refreshments Admission 50 Cts.
Everybody Welcoane
1st.
Thank You!
Father Monaghan and the menb-
ere of St. Boniface Parish extend
sincere thanks to the Lions Club of•
Zurich, to the Executive ,of the Com-
munity Centre and to the many
friends in Zurich and the surround,
ing district who helped to make the
Parish Pazaar such a fine social and
financial success. The sum of $12:00
was nutted.
ZURICH PLAQUE DEDICATED
Many froin far and near were pre
ent at St. Boniface R. C. 'Church, on
•Sunday evening to attend the anniv-
ersary service commemorating the
80th year of the church, and the 55th
year of St. Boniface as a separate
parish. Before the first priest Rev.
Father Ballantine, :who is at London,
the (parish was served by Priests
from the French Settlement and St.
CHESTER ll.,SMITH, PUBLISHIMe
/LYS a Yew la ;der*.
2.00 in U. S. A., in Adyttnoc,
LOCAL NEWS
TakingrPourse At London Tec.
Mr. Ro$brt`Mittleholtz is attending
night schael twiee a week at the
Technical'School, London, where he
is •studying the practical plumbing
work. •We admire' Bob for his amb-
ition, andwish him every success in
his trade.
Met With Fall
Mr. Syivanus Witmer, an employee
of the Kettbfleisch :Mills met with a
rather painful aceiclent the other
day while handling some large sheets
of glass, in some way he fell and al-
though n,thing serious happened, Mr
Witmer received a shaking and bruis-
ing up, aatduring his thumb to the ex-
tent that`he is laid. up, but will likely
be backlo work in a week or so.
• lettirns From Meeting
,Maio .Thomas •Meyers, of town,
after rending a three day sess-
ion of the Provincial board meeting
of the4derated Womens' Institute..
o•f Ontario at the Royal York, Tor-
onto last' week; spending the remain-
der of the week at the home of her
daughter, ?Jr and Mrs Floyd Hope,
and after returning home she receiv-
ed worth that their little granddaugh-
ter Jane; aged 4, underwent a succes-
sful operation for bowl obstruction
on Tueslay.
Late This Week.
Sorry'' we are late in getting out
our edition this week. We had a lot
of j:ob ork that just had to be got
out here Wednesday evening, and
when we usually go to press, this
week ,4 were just starting to work
on the ,paper. Then besides we had
•(onside. able repairs to make on our
big pres, among other delays. We
do regi+et getting so late, but this
week, rel], we just, can't help it.
bazaar Prize Winners
"Cher::
held in
l+ rday:,
indeed a hgh .success, it also calm-'
he Anniversary +of the Parish,
tended the various activities,
winners of the major draw
follows: lst, John McQuillen,
Londoal..winner •of Sofa Bed; 2ud,
�rirs~:' C :cd1Sb . oyd, 1 i g ars ;Faa7.lsi
winner of Baking Oven; 3rd, ' Will::
iam Witmer, Zurich, winner of pop•
up- Toaster; 4th, 'Mrs. Edwin Regier
Zurich, winner of flash bulb camera;
5th, Ross Johnston, Zurich, winner of
Blankets; Gth, Mrs. Alfred 'Meidinger,
Zurich, winner of Chenille Bedspread
7th, Albert Maid, Hesson, winner of
Kitchen Sanibof; 8th, Mies Joanne
3asaar of St. Boniface Parish
the Community Centre last
afternoon and evening, was
Mated
many •i
and th
were a,-
Columban.•1 Bedard, Zurich, winner of pillow
During the service a bronze me-, cases.
morial plaque in memory of the late' Lions Club News
Rev. Fr. Aubrey J. Lucier was ded-!
icated. Father Lucier was pastor of The Zurich Lions Club held it an -
St. Bonifnce from 1942 until his nual Ladies' Night in the Commune
death, December 8, 1950. • itiy Centre here on Wednesday even -
!flee Rt. Rev. A. P. Massone,, of irao' it was in the form of a zone
St. Peter's Seminary, London, oflic- get-to-gether Social and was attend-
iatecl at the eer mous of dedication:. ; cci by around 160 from the Clubs of
He was assisted by the Rev. William Exeter, Parkhill, Grand Bend, Bay-
]3ourdeau, St. Joseph's Parish; the tield and Zurich. St. Peter's Luther-
' 'Rev. J. M. Pbgeiriv•. Mount Carmel,'an Ladies' Aid did the catering anti
and the Rev. S. J. McDonald, of Clin-
e
served up a delicious hot turkey din-
^+ a mmg "^ t :n. Thomae •I'ryde, M.L.A.. Exeter, mer with .all the trimmings, and how
k represented the province. The Rev. those Lions and Lioness did partake
M. D. 'Monaghan, pastor of St. Bon- of all these goodies. Lion Jack Few -
s pg &ice, gave a brief address of wel-
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OO YOUR. CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY
AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR MANY
GIFT SUGGESTIONS WE HAVE TO OFFER.
ONLY OME MONTH TO G.O. BUY NOW!
WEEK -END SPECIALS
Maxwell' House Coffee 1-1b. bag 1.03
Campbell's Tomato Soup 2 tins 2 5 c
Niblets Coax 14-oz.tin 17c
Fancy Fruit Cocktail :20 -oz fin 3 3 c
FRE! GROCERIES F aUx TS
VE E`TA LES CURED MJ -.'ATS
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40 C. H. THIEL Zurich
low, of Woodstock, president of the
come. Canadian Association of Lions Clubs
Monsignor Mahoney was the prea- wee the guest speaker. He gave a
cher for the occasion. He gave a ver;,' vet's instructive address on friend-
brief hieteees of the old patriots from ;hip which predominated tluougIaout
the time of Jacob on clown to tlae Lins organizations. The happy
u11 in,, of the Temple, incl than of gathering was entertained by the
N O R M A' S
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Ont. Phone 128.
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jeweler and Registered
Optician.
Cold Weather Ahead
Order your winters supply now
You can be sure of getting the kind
and amount you want by ordering
now. Don't wait for those storm
days.
LODE E. HAY
Office Phone 10. Residence 52;
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Private Car Ambulance Service
$ Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Rent
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Candies - Nuts - and Confectionery in supply
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ling this progress :.��. an example of ! xeter Club; and ;Miss Marjorie Hays �ye�at+r.v� es°,
God', weir b Having his house 'af oi' Gaderich. Toasts were proposed
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refits friend to both Catholic and nor
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its. And how he kept on with his
pastoral work, regardless c," tris ill
health, until the AImi.'ht gilled him
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