Zurich Herald, 1952-02-14, Page 1Established 1900
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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 14 1952
THE BUSY HOUREW 1FE'S
BEAUTY PLAN
Homemakers, your housework and
beauty care elan go Band in hand.
See pictured, its this Sund'ay's (Feb-
ruary 17) issue of The American
Weekly, with. The) e, Detroit Sunaay
'Crimes, •Sally Young's eight steps to
your daily household chores.
Sunday's Detroit Times.
Get
NOTICE
The Womens' Institute of Zuricl
will sponsor an amateur Talent Show
in the near future. Watch for par-
ticulars. All those interested (Al?
help you stay attractive while doing Mrs. GUS Roche, Phone 83-4.
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Sat T.rr ay Fe;•ruary 16th
R::VUE
Will be held in
BABE SIE : ERT MEMORIAL ARENA, ZURICH
On
at 8.3,0 o'clock p.m.
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Program; by the Stratford Figure Skating Club
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Who are Sari ctionedi by the Canadian Figure Skating
Association.
Full 2 -hour performance featuring a cast of" 50 skaters. Show
trained and proAuced far the 'the Stratford Figure Skating
Club by the:"Ctub Prfessinnat .Ross .Smith of Winnipeg, former
Canadians and Western Canadian :singles, pair and dance cham-
pion.
SHOW HIGH'L.1W3(TSr: •
A 15 minute picot/notion of •selections from the famous musical
"Oklahoma," Featuring club members, Joyce Williams, ..Joan
Finnegan andiinu Hutchinson .and •a cast of 35'.
A beautiful; otasiical ballet gorgeously costumed in pastel col -
ars, skated ton "Cornish 'Rhapsody" and featuring Judy Boltz of
Kitchener;, Wayne Graham - 11 year old member of the
Stratford Figure. Skating Club 'in two •exhibitions of free skat-
ing.. Though young in years, Wayne is an advanced skater,
working on both :his silver figure test and silver dance test.
The Club, Four, Rosemarie Ganci, Colleen Colvin, Ronald
Richards: and Jim Hutchinson in .an exhibition of precision of
speed. Com dy Walter Thomas, professional comedian.
Exhibitions of dancing on ice by the .dance section of the Strat-
ford Figure .Skating •Clu•'h.
DONT' MISS THIS TREAT OF FINE SKATING
Sponsored by the lomxml.nity Centre
Adth ss is t di> s 1) "(Children 25c:.
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Merle- of Ontario ,Funeral Association
Holder Of ST. .O N'S AMBULANCE FIRST-AID CERTIFICATE
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THE GAME .OF THE SEASON
HENSALL
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ZURICH
In the
Babe Siebert Memorial
On
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY
At 8.30 p.m.
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Give the Boys your Support
last game of the Regular sch
Usual Admission
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Community Memorial Service
'he public " is invited to attend a
Memorial Service in 'honour of King
George at' 11.00 .a.m. in St. Peter's
Lutheran Church, Friday February
Arena ,115th t
s•. Arrives From Germany
Mrs. Walter Adler and daughter,
714th. Helga, have arrived to join their hus-
band and father who has been in
Zurich since September and have
taken up residence at the apartment
of'A rs. Jahn Eckstein.
Suffers Splinted Elbow
On Friday noon while Mrs. A.
Turkheim was coining home after'
shopping, she slipped and fell on the
ice•; that was covered with . snow and
splintered her right•:elbiow, which will
give her discomfort for' a while. Her
many friends wish her a speedy re-
covery.
in this
edul e.
Vale
tin an ce
Will be at the
Community Centre, Zurich
On
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14th.
Following the Hockey Game
Sponsored by the Zurich Hockey
Club, for the benefit of Injured
Hockey players. Music spplied by
Disjardine's Orchestra
Give the boys your support by at-
tending this find- entertainment..
Admission 50e. Ref. Booth
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once
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ST PETER'S PARISH- HALL
- St. Joseph, Ont.
• The following Saturdays.
FEB. 9th, 16th, 23rd.
DANCE ONLY ON:
MONDAY, FEB. 25th.
Music by the •Seranaders.
Everybody Welcome
ST. VALENTINE'S
Will be held in
St. Peter's Parish Hall
St. Joseph, 'Ont.
On
Thurs. Eve. Feb. 14th.
Time 10 to 1.
Music will be supplied by
Bob and His Band
.Sponsored by the C. W. L.
Everybody Welcome
Will be held in the
Community Centre, Zurich
On
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22_,d.
Dancing from 8.30 till?
Music will be by the
SERENADERS ORCIIESTRA.
Sponsored by the C.W.L.
Everybody Welcome
Admission'50 Cents
CARD OF THANKS
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Had Good Response
`An excellent response -vas met
with .the "house to house canvass for
the Blind Institute last Friday even-
ing. • Although the weather man was
no 'so favourable, those in charge of
4104.1°118e to house calls braved the
deur' snow and met with gotod success
Over three hundred dollars were
:gathered in.and Sonne are still donat-
ing.. To these latter ones, kindly
snake your 'donations at the Bank. of
I oiitreal.
Is At Toronto
Rev. H. E. Roppel of town is at-
tending the Canadian Overseas Mis-
sion Council at Wycliffe College, Tor-
o*, this "week to represent the Can-
ada Conference of the Evangelical
U 33. Church in World Missions. Ow
iiia to Mr. Roppel's absence there
be noSpecial Memorial service
in e local Evangelical Church The
ehipers • of this church have been
day „intuited to !attend tie mem-
ortw services lit• 1.,- ;er?s Lwthertan
church on Friday morning at 11 p.m.
This invitation is extended to ail who
so';desire 'to attend.
HOCKEY NEWS
By W. A. S.)
MIDGET - The local Midget team
though small and very young, were
•eliminated by the fast and big Exe-
ter. team loosing two and tying one.
;The kids really gave everything they
had and went down fighting when
they lost the final game by the score
of 4 to 0. Most of these youngsters
win: be back next year and should be
just that much better with a year"s
experience behind them, Here's hop-
iug• that the fine Exeter team goes to
vin the Midget 'championship
Juvenile - Our classy Juvenile
team is also battling to get some-
where in the group play -+offs. Their
appointments for the first round be-
ing the Blyth team, whom they de-
feated and put out of the running
in two games by the score of 6-3 and
8-6. Atwood will be the next team
taken on and this should prove to he
a great series since both teams are
the class of the league. When these
fast skating, hustling teams play here
everyone should come out and give
the locals boys all the eupporr that
they so richly deserve. The class of
hockey turned in by these tears is
strictly high class and you cannot
aford to miss the games. Watch for
dates of this series and help yourself.
' to an evening of fine entertainment.
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NORMA'S
BEAUTY SHOPPE
FOR APPOINTMENTS
Tel. 223. Zurich
NORMA STEINBACH .. Prop.
W e hereby wish to thank Rev
Father Monaghan, the pail bearers
and all who assisted in 'our said bere-
avepnent of our brother, Joseph Kip-
per. Signed, The Sisters.
Intermediate - The Intermediate
team is going along smoothly winning
it's games and fighting• to make first
place in the league standing. Right
now they have a fair chance of do-
ing just that The regular season ends
this week and next week the play-
offs start with LUettn, Dashwood and
Zurich playing a round-robin series
' to determine which team will advance
in the Western ethitario Chanmpion-
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Witth. the Colder Weather sere you
can depend on warmer homes by
using
BLUE COAL
Solve your heating problems thin
easy way and use the Coal that will
definitely assure you continuous heat
throughout the winter months.
LORNE EILER
HENSALL
Office Telephone 10.
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FRESH GROCERIES
All Fresh Vegetables, Fruits in Season as well as
Canned Fruits and Vegetables on hand
Candies - Nuts - and Confectionery in supply
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PRODUCE WANTED.
;hip playoffs. Th's week Zurich teats
)BI-rUARY defeated Tliedford by the core of
c__- 9-2 +.., d Dashw od 5-3. The Pah-
Late Joseph Kipper •
Requiem high masa. for Joseph
Kipper 65, who' died at Sulphur
Springs, (Montana were sung here on
Tuesday morning, at 9.30 a.m., by.
Rev. Father Monaghan, in St lion -
,M ifaee R. C. Church, and interment
made in the ,church cemetery. He
died after a short illne5, with prou-
monia. Surviving are one o other,
John of Prince George, B.C., and 4
sisters,'` Mrs. C, P'u1tni, Biggat, Sask;
Mrs. J'ercy Weston, 13ayfie&tl., Mfrs.
Herbert Bender, Zurichg and Mrs. W
. Iiosnell, Saskatoon. \1i'. Francis
'ililrlycl' of Zurieip t;, 1. nephew.
ood game here on Monday night
was probably the best that these two
teams have played together thii year.
Jimmy Hayter was the outstanding
star of the game sc.crine t eo goals on
individual ru-hes that had the large
cr :wd on its feet cheering madly,
Hensel' who beat the undefeated 11-
derton team on Tuesday right, play:
here on Thursday 14th ane this too
should prove to ,he lone of the beat 1
games of this year as both teams are
cut to win. A Valentine Dance will
1•e held right after this game with
the lu oceeds going tO.W4141,s doctor 1
l .11:. of injured players; •
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