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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 13 19 52
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
ST. PETER'S
ZURICH. --- ONTARIO
REV. E. W. HIEWIRICH,, pA.STOR
0 a,m—l7iwine S'erviices.
X11,15 a.m,—Sund'ay+- School.
'7.30 p.m. — Dzvii,e. Warship.
Everybody WWI'aome: to all Services
Aldon Theatre
GRAND BEND
Presents for Your. Enjoyment. tin
Following Attractions
Friday, Saturday Mar. 14-15
Bird Of Paradise
Technicolor
Louis Jourdan Debra Paget
' Jeff Chandler
A Story of Polynesian Love on the
Islands
Shorts and iCornics.
Two Shows 7.80 and 9.30.
Tuesday, Wednesday March 1!8-19
EMERGENCY WEDDING
Larry Parks and Barbara lisle
The World's Fastest Love Affair.
Special Added Attraction.
A. Double Reel Picture Story .of the
Pagentry at the Funeral of The Late
King. King George VI Laid to hest.
One Show 8.00. Be on. Time!
Monster Bingo
EMMANUEL
!EVANGELICAL 111..E CHURCH
Zurich, --• Ontario
REV.. ITS E, ROPF."EL
Ministe4
Mrs. Milton Desch .. Organist
:-UNDAY SERITI. ,_
10 00 axe, — Divine Worship.
11:00 a.m.. — Bible Scram)/
7:30 p..m —. Divine Worship
Welcome at a,Iil Service,-4.".C'a de,
hnii with us area •eaes vent do t$ee
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Will be held at
ST PETER'S PARISH HALL
St. Joseph, Ont.
On
SATURDAY, MARCH 15th.
Time: '9 p.m.
1,5 Rounds Bingo at $5.00 each
Other Prizes:
$25.00 - 825.00 - $100,00
Come and Join in the Crowd for a
-night's good Entertainments.
Admission $1.00. -:Refreshments.
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Golden WhoteXernal torn ''14 -oz tin.
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SATURDAY, 1\:4ARCH 15th.
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Phone 421
- EXETER
Friday, Saturday';March 14-15
Paramounts. 'Films of the Funeral of
the fete King George VI.
Texas 'Carnival
Ester Williams Red Skelton
M. G. M's high wide and handsome
techniaolor musical .comedy.
Monday, Tuesday March 17-18
LITTLE EGYPT
Mark Stevens Rhonda Fleming
The Shape that Shook the World.
Wednesday, Thursday March 19-20
The Secret of Convict Lake
Ethel ,Barrymore Glenn Ford
Lonely Women at the mercy of the
West's most wanted men.
—ANNOUNCEMENT—
Mr and Mrs Norman 'Gascho of
Zurich, Ont. wish to announce the
engagement of their only, daughter,
Barbara Anne, to Sub. Lt. (P) David
Ross McNab R.C.N., of R.C.A.F. sta-
tion McDonald, Manitoba, son 'el Mr
and Mrs. J. S. MeNab of Swan River
Manitoba. The .wedding to, take
place in April.
Many Attend Games
It is almost unbelieveable or the
large crowds ' that assernble to attend
the vaI
On Monday evening at Lucan it f
estimated 'around 1700 were pros
snit. An hour before game time seat
Ing room was at a premium. Jus
where this growing enthusiasm is
going •to end, still remains to be 'seen
For the sake of the sport and th
financial obligations of the arenas
we hope 'it will continue for a ion
time. But we must :consider, hockey
is known the world over as Canada'
National • Sport.
Women s .Institute
The Zuric]i Wo'mens' Institute hel
their regular meeting in the Zurici•
town hall on Monday" evening, March
10th. ,Mrs. Milton. Oesch was in
charge of -the program. The meeting
opened by singing the Institute Ode
and praying the Lord's Prayer in
son. A short sing -song was :enjoyed.
followed by a piano duett by Mrs.
n
Mervyn Tiernan and Miss Shirley
Guenther of Dashwood. The guest
speaker• for the evening being Mi:;.a
Della .Marks, who' is on. the teaching
staff at Dashwood, she spoke on Edu-
cation and Citizenship. ,The privilege
that school pupils have .ta visit our
Capital City, Toronto, and see the
various buildings such as the Parlia-
ment and Mm
useus, etc. Also thron 1i
the moving pictures, children are
given the opportunity to see the act-
ual way how scone advancements are
being done from time to time. They
are also, taught the Health, social and
work habits at the schools as well as
in the homes. In Citizenship they
learn about Colleges and Universit-
ies and their problems along with the
racials from other countries ana their
home land, etch , ,A recitation by
Mies Helga Acker, aged 7, a New
Canadian girl, who favoured the
gathering with two pleasant motion
recitations, this was Well dome. Mrs.
Tieipan and Miss Guenther ptaycd `
another splendid piano duet! which }
rrous pay-off hockey games
At,ended Meeting
Rev. H. E.ltrc�ppel attended the
Minstrel streeting held at the home
of Rev. Snell in Exeter on Monday.
Back From Florida
Mr and Mrs. Arthur Hoist and
child have Vii' returned'from Florida,
after spending several weeks on the
balmy shores, enjoying the Atlantic
breezes ,and. beautiful sights..
Dance Called 'Off
Due to the uncertainty of hockey
play-off dates, -the dance .being.spon-
soeed by the Zurich Hockey Club for
St. Patrick'S.:Day has been called off.
,Brotherhood to Meet
At the monthly meeting of the
Brotherhood, Mr. D, P. Savage, of
Listowel, wall address,the men of
Zurich, DOwood and 'Crediton„ in
the Evangelical Church, Zurich, on
Friday evening, March 14th, at 8
pan.
Lions Club News
Owing to; the renovation of the
diningroo,u ;at the Dominion House,
there was n Nipper meeting on Mon-
day eve.March•3rd, but instead the
Lions visited their sponsored Club,
the Bayfield:"Lions this Tuesday ev-
ening, and ;; had a very enjoyable
time, as the Bayfield Club is always
very hospitable.
DANIEL TRUEMNER
• Daniel T ctemner, resident of Cred
• itof for thepast 25 years, died sud-
denly on Sunday Marsh 10th In his
}I
- 86th year. =e farmed on the Goshen
ti Line,. Hay l;#"ownship before going to
Crediton �!. was a member of the
• Crediton 4. Angelical church, and the
e last meant , `„of the family. Surviving
$' ,areteeine ter, -Cora, Mrs,,Aarojr
g Wein, Creilr€on, and five sons, Dr:”' 3.
Elmore Trueinner, Dorf Chesley; Herb-
ert, of Flint, Mich; Allen of Parkhill;
Dr, Ottis Truemner of Strathroy,and
Howard of 'Belmont. The body rest-
ed at the T. Harry Hoffman funeral
Dashwoodhome, Dashwood where funeral was
held Tuesday with Rev J. Dahms offi-
ciating, interment -was in the Evang-
elical cemetery, ,Goshen line.
HOCKEY NEWS
s
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was greatly enjoyed. A trio was sung
by Mrs. Menno Oesch, Miss .Olive O'-
Brien and Mrs, A. Melick wrth Mrs.
Milton Oesch at the piano. Mrs. Gus
Roche, president, took charge of the
business, Refreshments were served
by the Committee Mrs. E. Hey, Mrs,
Milton Oeseh and Mrs. Ed. Stelck.
The Voice of Temperance
The only soundly Christian. approach
tostrong drink is abstinence, A man
is responsible to God and to Society
to ,sake the !best passible use of lri.s
strength and his abilities. The chances
are that he will not do this if he .mud-
dles his brain with alcohol. Abstinen-
ce is one guarantee that he Can
measure up to this responsibility. or
the influence he exerts our others, his
example is: his most effective medium
of influenee., He may be able to
handle his liquor but in the company
there are some who gee fighting a
losing (battle against liquor and there
may be young people who have never
touched .it. If he is considerate andif he has airy Conscience a'b'out it he
will abstain for their rakes. In the
hu a,ir�l +sic abstinence is the Chris.)
r
tian approach_ to strong drink.-Advt
Some interesting play-off games
have been played the past week, and
the Zurich team have had an eXcept-
ionalgood week of it. Last Wednes-
day evening they played that final
game with Lucan to decide the Lea-
gue 'championship and won same by
the score of 6-3. For Zurich the scor-
ers were Barash 2, Hesse 2, McKin-
ley and 'Gignac. Then at New
Hamburg on Saturday .night against
the Wellesley .team. they played 4 -all
tie with•Lignac getting three and
Borash one, overtime was played but
no score. Then on Monday night at
Lucan the two teams met for the se-
cond game Hesse 2, Barash 2, and
Gignac 1. The score being Zurich
Wellesley 3. They meet again at
New Hambburg this Wednesday even-
ing.
Insurance Co. Appoint Secy.
At the monthly meeting of the ex-
ecutive of the Hay Mutual Fire In-
surance Co., held on Saturday, one;
of the various .items was the nosingof a Secretary Treasurer, In place of
Mr. Herbert K. Eilber, who along
with, his father, the late Henry Eilber
have held this position for 76 years,
and eve regret, is confined to Victoria
Hospital, -London for treatment. Al-
though regardless of his physical con-
dition,, Mr. Eilber is in the very .bestof spirits, and we know with that
determination, he will snap back to
good health again. A number of
applications were received estthe
Company, and the Directors finally
gave the position to Mr. Reginald
Black; who is teaching school at pres-
ebt at Dresden. Mr.. Black is known
to many around town, its he is bhe
son-in-law of Mr and Mrs. Herbert
Mousseau of town, being married to
their `youngest daughter, Joyce, .Mr.
Black will be obliged to discontinue
teaching .and take over as soon as
possible, as this is a full time Job,
with so many extras in the pastfew
Years.'Phe Company has also pur-
chased what is known as the Thiel
Bock on. the ,rain intersection of
Zurich, and the Mair, Office'or the
Company will be ,roved from Cred
iton to Zurich, where it was first
,rga.niaed, or we think en the Bron-
son line, near Zurich. This will make.
all ideal. piece for this occasion, and
there ,are nice living tluarters which
will ;be ;occupied 4by the Secretary,
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urick
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can depend on warmer homes bet
using
BLUE COAL
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definitely assure you continuous h
throughout the winter months.
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FRESH GROCERIES
All Fresh Vegetables, Fruits in Season.
Canned Fruits and Vegetables on
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Candies Nuts - and Confectionery in supply
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