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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1951-12-20, Page 4ZUttICIi ONTARIO PIONEER Z%.TRICH . HERALD ONE MAN POWER CHAIN SAW SUPER TWIN CHAIN SAW There's a Pioneer in your past. There's a Pioneer in your future! FOR INFORMATION AND PRICES ON PIONEER AND SUPER TWIN CHAIN SAWS SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER: Rader & Mittleholtz Phone 63 - Zurich s Sat, • Nights St. Thomas 1 8p.m. CHLO 1 • 1 • • • • Youth for hris��t E — i • • 1 • e 1 46 la oadcast • • * o 0• • • 1 1 Flowers for Christmas Visit our Store and see the fine Display of Cut Flowers, Christmas Plants. and Bulbs Table Centres Bailey's Florists Main Street South Exeter eason s greetings! 980 CFPL's JACK ILLMAN GRAND BEND Mr and Mrs Eric McIiroy luty' left fol '1'tUtipa. Flo ida t s celebrate Ch irytm<iti with 'Ir and Mrs. Strath-'MeyY Mr and Mrs. Pugh were in The - .onto with :%II,. Pugh's sister, who 1$ very ill Aim Chapman has •bene in i• shirts' of the local bawling alley; during their alleenf.'e, The young people of the Mach of God were singing carol.; at the '( lintnn Co. Horne and on Dec. fart, 1 held' a ( n•i•-tmas entert:Ii•Iltaent !n the rhn,"h. Lime- Meet one of their best dinner entertainm- ents since organization. The speaker being District Governor Clayton B. .Itawling of Windsor, who gave a complete resume of the club projects and showed the scope of their work. Arrangements were made for the_ Christmas party to be held Dec. 20 ter the members and their ladies: 3 new members were initiated. St Joseph and Beaver Town This week's Issue of the Herald means that another year has about .slipped away, and with it went sor- row and joys. Those who were more fortunate and met with no adversity, nor obsticles to prevent their.. pro - Tippy 8(ofidays! Thursday evening last at the zlren•. 980 CFPIls or.. rouse, the briars 010 enjoyed �: r , OUN DICKINS 980 CFPL's GEOFF DINGLE and CROFT McCLELLAN gross to them the past year, was probably one of contentment, one that they enjoyed and one of prosper ity. To them, let us not have an -en- vious eye, but td others wzio have passed the year in sorrow, pain, sick- ness ickness and perhaps from daffy to day living a life in distress and with no bright future for them; to those, let us show our deepest sympathy, and give them words of encourage- ment. Much of this grief for loved ones, who a year ago, were number- ed in the family festival where as this Christmas they will spend it on the battlefield in foreign lands. Cold hungry aznd thirsty to meet their, roved tones, while manly others have paid with their Iives the supreme sacrifice, such are the many incid- ents that we are faced with year at: ter year, and of such we have Iro control. On this coming Christmas only a few days away, those of us who live in a land of freedom, let us not ter - get the Babe in the Crib; let our thoughts be with those who are not privileged to do so on this great fes- tival day. The Christian World will fon that day bow in reveanece to a New Born Saviour, who will be there to shower us with graces. On this •Christmas Day and those to follow, let us ask the Infant Child to in- pirse those who are vested with power to rule, to meet their agressot not with a sword in hand but •rather a crucifix, the emblem of Faith; per- haps that would be more effective. DASHWOn1+ Santa's Coming Saturday Santa Claus will be in town on Saturday afternoon, December 2'2nd at 2.30 p.m., when the children will receive packages of candy, etc. The Evangelical Christmas pro gram will be held Sunday evening. Dec. 23rd when the children will give a program and a Cantata entitled "His Star Still Shines" will .be pres ented bei a number •of the -Sunday School. Boxing Day, Dec. 26th has been declared a public holiday by the vill- age Trustees when all business placee will .be closed. Mr and Mrs. Polard of Frankford Ont., spent a few days with her mother, Mrs. Geiser. Miss Lois Geiser of London has been on the sick list for the. • pads week at the home of her mother,Mrs $ 75' •10► Guaranteed iiiirfect_ a n d.i n s u're t1 fre against Loss Tftslktea.1 HESS, THE JEWELLER DIAMONDS AND WATCHES ZURICH -- ONT. 44.41. SEASON'S GREETINGS As Minister of the Evangelical United Brethren Church, Zurich, the undersigned takes this means of con- veying Greetings of. the Season to every, one who reads these lines .or more particularly to every fellow cit- izen of the Vilage of Zurich .and country -side, namely; to our Village and other related civic officials; .to our school teachers, and preachers; doctors and nurses; business and pro- fessional men; farmers and labour- ers; fathers and mothers in their daily rounds of home and family re- sponsibilities and to all the children and youth at school and at play. Also the sick and shut-ins; the sorrowing and aged and all otherswho may be burdened with fears and cares are especially thought of in this word of cheer and sincere good wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. H. E. ,Roppel, Pastor 4.4+ ++'!g'+'F'+. ,..+g..l..¢.+.+.¢+.ti..'a..i..i.+.. .t C. Gaiser. Mr and Mrs Harold Weber and family left on 'Saturday on a motor trip to •Florida. Mr and i.VIrs Thos. Smythe of Lon- don spent the week -end with Mr and Mrs. Chas. Steinhagen. 'Held Christmas Banquet MVI•embers of the WSWS of Dash wood Evangelical Church treated their husbands to .a Christmas Ban- guet Friday eve last. The ladies ser- ved a chicken dinner. A program of music was led :11;y 'Mrs. J. H. Getz assisted by the Dashwood band and guests enjioyed a period of carol sing- ing. A special missionary offering was received for a church member in Africa. Three films from the Exeter Lions collection were shown at the conclusion ,of •the evening. Zion Lutheran Ladies Entertain Zurich Aid The Ladies Aid of Zion Lutheran Church, Dashwood entertained the Zurich Lutheran Ladies' Aid at a Christmas 'Social The afternoon was spent with a program of several skits and songs then an exchange of gifts. After many Christmas .carols were sung close to 90 ladies eat down to supper at tables decorated by cand- les and miniature Christmas trees. An Azalea plant was presented to the pastor and Mrs. Hiiyenell on their wedding anniversary. The afterriobn was in charge iof Grop three under the supervision of Mrs. Aaron Rest- erneyer. Most Cordial Wishes HURRAY BROWN Manager, 980 CFPL HOCKEY SCHEDULE JUVENILE D. Teams: Atwood, Blyth, Dublin, Ethel and Zurich, Dec. 28—Atwood at Zurich. r )13r ruARY Late John Bapatiste Etue There passed away at his home nn the BlueWater Highway, about two miles north of Drysdale, on Tuesday December 18th, :11951; John Bapstrste Etue, a widely known resident of sterling qualities, having been for many ;years a member of Stanley and served his community well and' faith- fully, in his 88th year. Always a very hard working and industrious roan with, honesty and an obliging way that Will long 'be remembered. Born in the community on October 3.Oth 1864, -he spent practically all his life there, and will he greatly missed, Surviving besides his wrdow the former Anna Denoznme to whole le was married in 1898, are four sons, Levi Etue, Detroit; Maxillae of Seaforth; Elmer, Toronto; Leonard on the homestead. Two sons pre- deceased a number •o•f years ago. ' 3 daughters, Mrs. Perkins (Edna) De- troit; Mrs. Tanguay (Agnes) Royal Oak, Mich; 'Mrs. Levillie (IvIarte) of Detroit; a bhnother, Edward Etue of ;S'tfanle3); two sisters, Mrs. John P. Rai, Zurich; and Mrs. Joseph Rau, of Drysdale; 13 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild. The late Mr. Etue was• a prominent farmer in Stanley for 53 years. During his earlier life he was in the lumber industry or the Alpine District, Michigan;. for 14 years a member Id 'Stanley 'Council and was also a member of the Holy Name Society in St. Peter's church St. Joseph. The body is resting at his farm home, Stanley, until'`riday morning, when Requiem High Mass will *be sung at 10 a.m. in St. Pet- 'Ir'e R. C. Church, St, J'aseph, with ire earl -h priest, Rev. Fr. Willia'n 'hoInde<au officiating. Interment twill ire in the adjoin; een•.tor-. "1TRu�1cielcy, Daceltatler 2Otbo 195,1 Seasonable Thoughts Glory to God in the Highest, and on th peace, goodwill toward risen. --Luke 2:14. + c+ . 4 +1+ +p. 4. +F, And She shall bring forth a son, and thou shalt call His name Jesus, for he shall save, his rfeople, from their sins — Math. 1:21. He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life, and he that believeth not the Son shall not see life, but the wrath of God abid'eth on him. — St. John 3;36. Zurich Golden Rule Gospel Messengers. +i+ THE IDEAL GIFT! We know of no finer Yuletide Gift, one that will remind the receiver every week, than a Year's Subscription of the Home Paper to a friend at a distance or at home. A few cents a week will do it now! Canada, anywhere $2.00 ZURICH HERALD U.S.A. $2:50 Phone 80. 1 t _Cir_istsnas reetings t 980 CFPL's KEN ELLIS HOCKEY SCHEDULE SCHEDULE I951-52 Following is the schedule for the Intermediate W.O.A.A. which was drawn up at Exeter in the Town Hall The League play, startsDecember 28 when St. Marys and Hensall meet and Lucan and Thedford clash. December 28—St. Marys at Hensel! Lucan at Thedford January 2—Exeter at Zurich. 4—St. Marys at Exeter Thedford at Ilderton Zurich at Dashwood ,Lucan at Hensall 7—Exeter at Dashwood Thedford at Hensall 8--,Lucan at Ilderton 9—St. Marys at Zurich 11—Hensall at Thedford Zurich at Exeter St. Marys at Ilderton Lucan at Dashwood 14—Thedford at Lucan Ilderton at Zurich 15—Exeter at Ilderton 16 --.St. Marys at Dashwood 18---Thedfard' at Exeter Zurich at Hensall Dashwood at Ilderton 21—Hensall at Lucan Thedford at Dashwood Zurich at. St. Marys 23 --Exeter at St. ' Marys Ilderton at Lucan Thedford at Zurich 25—Lucan at Exeter Dashwood at Hensall Zurich at Iideton St. Marys at Thedford 28—Hensall at St. Marys Lucan at Zurich Exeter at Hensall. ijosyous noel! yc,"ora.• : c 980 CFPL's PAT MURRAY fi 41 mer Crrstmas I 980 CFPL's LLOYitD WRIGHT Are You SFrom Headaches? d mo, Have your Eyes Examined vitiate du Latest Methods and Equipment t-.: A. L. COLE, R.Q. OPTOMETRIST it OPTICIAN GODEJUca —. ONT. Good Glasses at Reasoatiole , Prices, very C` oodisht ! 980 C1'PL's ALEX KELMAN 29—Exeter at Thedford 30-•Dashwto,od at St. Marys 3111 --Zurich at Tanen February 1—Ilderton at Exeter Hensall at Dashwood 4 --Exeter at Lucan Ilderton at Hensall Dashwood at 'Thedford[ 5----Ilderton at St. Marys '6----Hensall at .Zurich, 7—St. Marys at Lucan Ilderton atDanhwood 8—Dashwood at Exeter 8—Zurich at Thedford 11---Hensall at Ilderton Dashwood at Zurich 12—Thedford at St. Maly,;, Dashwood at Lucan 14—.Lucan at Si. Mary, 15---•-Ilderton at Medford Hensall at Exeter