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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1952-03-27, Page 1RICH Established 1900 Are You Suffering From Headaches? t tao, Have your Eyes Examined with be Latest Methods and Equipment at A. L. COLE, R.101. OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN GODERION ONT. -rirsloa,d Glasses at Reasurnaolm Prices Evangelica@ Lutheran Church ST. PETER'S ZURICH — ONTARIO REV. E. W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR LO a.m.—Divine Services. :411.15 a.m.--Sunday School. 7.30 poi. — Divine rWorsnip. &Everybody Welcome to ail Services EMMANUEL .vANGELICAL U. B. CHURCH Zu ich — Ontario REV. H. E. ROPPEL Muer Mrs. Milton. Gesell - Organist !'SUNDAY SERVICES.— 10:00 asn. — Divine Worship. 11:00 a.rn. — Bible School. 7:30 pm. — Divine Worship Welcome at all Se.vaces--."Came ` ou with os and we';� *gmm -rano-d." Nora. a+M> ZURICH, ONTARIO,' THURSDAY MORNING Aidon Theatre GRAND BEND Presents for Your. Enjoyment. the - Following Attractions Friday, Saturday March 28-29 THE FROGMEN A Thrilling Story of Uncle Sam's Under Water Commandos Richard Widmark and Dana Andrews News Reel and Comics One Show 8,00 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday April 1 -2nd. THE 13th LETTER Whose Sin will this Killer Bare Next? Lynda Bernell and .Chas. Boyer Shorts and Comics. Two Shows 7.30 and 9.30. CARD OF THANKS Mr and Mrs Philip Hartman and family wish to thank the Zurich Fire Brigade for their quick service and kind help they rendered to them on Saturday evening, in their chimney fire. Also neighbours and friends and all that so willingly offered their help in. time of great need. We again say Thank You for everything. The Voice of Temperance The legality of bottle clubs has been called in question. It looked as if they were going to get away with their evasion of the law. Their mem- bers bought tickets. With -these tick- ets they purchased their liquor. There was no money transacted for liquor and so the law was not broken. The tickets camouflaged the infraction of the law. Now the officers of the law have decided that the camouflage is too thin. 'They have challenged the validity of the !bottle club. It remains to .be seen whether lane breakers can make a fool of the law, or_whether the Intent anal purpose of the law is tei`'li& uilL" ieil e--,Alot.. ' Marrif maw, gaelvered Name limeraZ Director — Private Car .illi-% i nonce,, Member of Ontario Funeral Association Hider Of ST. Je =*N'S AMBULANCE FIRST AID CERTIFICATE Pie OXYGEN Equipment HOSPITAL Ei6M S TO RENT ---INVALID CHAIR TO LOAN FRESH FLOW 8S SUPPLIED FROM MITCHELL NURSERIES WE WIRE ANYWHERE 24 Hour Service — Dashwood Tel. 70W. izasimlisimeissananagnarseolmonassansonlansw' SW NenalinneSSIMOSSMOSMOSISIMMEMISS HIEL'S 0 e for Store Continuation o 1'argains! Sale'. We still have many Articles Left after our Successful Sales, and are offering them at Real Bargain Prices A.Ind. don't .forget Our 'end Specials Pho e t40 -C. H. THIEL Zurich MARCH 27 1::52 Phone 421 EXETER Friday, Saturday March 28-20 JESSE JAMES Tyrone Power Henry ''Blonde The story of Jesse James is an old familiar Western Drama. Monday, Tuesday March 31, April 1 Holl wood Story Richard Conte Julia Adams An interesting murder mystery melo- drama set against a Hollywood back- ground. And to complete this Program Revenue Agent Douglas Kennedy Jean Willes Last cioanplete Show 8.45. Wednesday, Thursday . April 2, 3 Red Badge of Courage Audie Murphy BiII Mauldin Stephen Crane's great American story of the "civil war And to complete this, program Harlem Globetrotters Thomas Gomez and The Globetrotters Last complete Show 181415 pan. Monster Bingo Will be held at St. Joseph, Ont. ST PETER'S PARISH HALL On Saturday, April 5th. Time: 9 p.m. 15 rounds Bingo at $5.00 Other Prizes: $1215.00 - $25.00 - $100.00 Come and Join in the Crowd. for a night's Good Entertainment Admission $1.00 Refreshments Each APPLICATIONS Are Invited for a Course in irst did BY St. John Ambulance Classes Start Wednesday, April 9th, 8 p.m. In The Town Halt; Zurich Every Wednesday Thereafter for Six Weeks. REGISTRATION FEE $2.00. This Spring Course is Limited to 30 and will be followed by further Classes in the Fall. Send your Applications to: THE ZURICH CHAMBER OF COM- MERCE, ZURICH. 'NOTICE When disposing !of your ash piles this spring, your o:mmunity Centre Board would appreciate having them put direct east of the Arena, whc e they could be used as Filler. Zurich Arena Board. 2-tc ANNOUNCEMENT Revival Services Will be Conducted nightly at 8 p.m. April 2nd to 13 inclusive In the Zurich Mennonite Church ANDREW JANTZI, Marina, N. Y., will serve as Evangelist You are Invited to. Attend! ' At Hospital Mrs. 01 er-Steckle, of the Bron- son line, in'.nley, is a patient in the Clinton I lie Hospital, where she had an. op '. ion performed. We are pleased tox,:report that she is prog- ressing ve4r Nvell. For Florida Mr. and } Irs. Seth Ammens left last Thurs�ay for Indianapolis, Ind. to join the ormer's cousin in an auto tour throat parts of the U.S.A. to Florida and 'other places sightseeing, We wish in a pleasant trip and a safe return home. Chamber of Commerce News The Mar h -meeting of the Zurich Chamber lit Cornnierce was held on Tuesday ev'e; March 18, !berng a sup- per meetin4°it was the first banquet held in tilt newly renovated dining room at 1,bic Doininiton House, and received rn h comment and praise, Mr ,and fact M- nd Mars Ross 3ohnston, the proprie oars were called in and congratulatd on the fine way in which thevhole: affair was done. The walls ,;e of a beautiful veneer, with natur grain finish and the de- sign and woodwork is outstanding. Guests pretent were Rev. E. W. Heunrich, `Prov. Constable Elmer Zimmerman:;`of • Exeter, Reeve Earl Campbell, ,Who introduced the guest speaker., Juke T. M. Costello, of Goderich, ' ftoainty Judge, who based his remarks; "Citizenship Papers" and how to obiin yours and how to be a good citizen; The judge is a very humorous 4fterdinner speaker, and tells a lot of stories which lie seems to have anbundance. anernorized. In fact then j a :lot of humor in this, "Berri tts his' ' ineidemtts....a;re mostly with an Irish background and being of, Irish descent; he tells them very well. At the close of the meet- ing President Reg. Illsley book up a short business session at which a motion was put through to sponsor a spring course in first aid by the St. John AnrmbuIance Corps. This will be open for ,citiaens of the community to take up and will commence on Wednesday April 9th in the Town Hall, the Advt. on first page of this issue will explain this. It will indeed be a great undertaking, the first class will be limited to 30. After, the closing some interesting picture films were shown. HOCKEY -NEWS Locals Win and Loose Win and loose is the slogan of all good sportsmanship, and that is what makes things interesting and multit- udes of people gather to personally see just who is the winner and who is the looser. Our Hockey team. ,lust at the moment is tone ;game behind, but who knows what it will be before the 24i -hour day is over, as they again tangle with the Mildmay Monarchs in the best four of seven games in the play-offs. The first game at Walker- ton last Wednesday night saw the local defeated 3-1, then the return game at ,Lucan on Friday night, when around 1700 spectators jammed the arena to • see Zurich come through with a 4-0 shutout at which the win- ners dominated the play most of the time. Jaks Barnes the Zurich goalie really was hot, as the saying goes, in fact the whole team was in prune form, and it looked as if they were master of the opponents, but then on Monday night at Walkerton, Ville t they played a go,d game, yet ttmeV Gthristianea and Salvation of Unsaved. i found it difficult to ;core in the lar - Come, (Praying for Revival o f "0 Lord, revive Thy Work." Hab.3:2ger sheet of ice, which that rink has. Of course we cannot predict now the game will go this Wed. evening at Luean. We hope our boys can cone though to stay in the running. A team anust win four games to be the champion. Mildmay has a sturdy well balanced team and are arways in there. They play the game a bit rougher than around here, that was in evidence at the Lucan game ween the referee put their men off for roughing it ap*at one time they had only three inen besides the g acre on the ice. Zurich also had its share of penalties. The scorers for Zurieh in the Liman game were Baird 2, h ese 1, and, that „sensational goal atter 7 seconds of play by Barash. In the Monday eve game at Walkerton, the locals did not sere until the last in- ning when McKinley found the net, followed by Barash from Gignac, but,. the 1llildrnay .boysss were too, far ahear,d, land played ,a strong defensive wane. t Farm Forum The Unique Farm Forum met at Mr and Mrs. Cliff Pepper's to re- organize for the 1952-53 Farm For- um season. Mrs. Clare Geiger ni:r Clift Pepper Mr Leonard Merner, and Mrs. Bert Kropp were appointed to plan the stormier picnic. Mr. W,m. H. Edigrhof'fer t3tok charge of the elect- ion of officers whish resulted as foll- ows: Mr. Bertram Klopp, Secr•etaryi, Ma and Mrs •Carl'Oestreicher and Mr and Mrs Clare l( tiger were appointed to get Farm Forum started in the fall. Mr. Leonard 11Mertier, Ruth Krueger, 'Mr. Cliff Pepper, Mrs. Clarence Sclrade, comprise the recre- ation committee. Herb Kalbfleisch and vtr. Albert Kalbfleisch spoke a few well +chosen :Words. Progressive cnoktinele and a delicious lumtch. 000. the :meeting. ERAL�' Single Copies 6 Cents. ' Subscripton in Canada Year *2.015 Subscription U.S.A., Year $2.50 NORMA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE FOR APPOINTMENTS Tel. 1223. Zurich NORMA STEINBACH - Prop„ RAG RUGS nd CARPE On a New Modern Loom, Made Order — Seth 0. Amann, Zurla Ont. Phone 128. Corn Flower CRYSTALS New Shipment of: SHERBERTS GOBLETS JUICE GLASSES SHERBERT PLATES 77��-yy_ -�c' u.ou�l1-Yi73) Set your Table Beautiful With this Fine Crystal Stemware WY A G. HESS Jeweler and Registered Optician. 131 Colder Weather With the Colder Weather here peat can depend on warmer hones b using BLUE COAL Solve your heating problems tis easy way and use the Coal that will definitely assure you continuous heat throughout the winter months. LORNE ELLER. H E N S A L L Office Telephone 10. ROE FEEDS LOCKER SERV -ION •o••••••••000000,m®••••• este • • 1 • • • • • •0••••es0® tottatot Eutvtrat ••0w Licensed Ernbahner and Funeral Director Private Car Ambulance Service Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Runt: L?WEIS FOR,...; Day. and Night's Telephone: Res. 89 cAsp rvice • or 122, Zurich 0500000•0•0 a0 0000 Gr oc We are ever at your service with the best lines obtainable of FRESH GRU'CEIES All Fresh Vegetables, Fruits in Season as well ao Canned Fruits and Vegetables on hand Candies - Nuts - and Confectionery in supply GIVE US A CALL Menno Oesch Zuric PRODUCE WANTED, Phone 165 sus WE HAVE A GOOD , STOCK OF eat er LINED AND UNLINED SMOCKS, JACKETS Overalls, Work Pants, Underwear, Etc, Etc. JUST IN — New Pattern Prints and Flaunellette, GIVE US A CALL1 .......... Good Supply of Fresh Groceries always on Handl THE BLAKE STORE L Sdhwartzentruber, Prop. Phone 1147 4 4 a