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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING,.
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' GODERICH -- ONT.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
ST. PETER'S
ZURICH—.ONTARIO
(EV. E. W. HEIMRICi , pASTOR
P+4 a.m.-Divine Services.
$13.15 sari.—SundaySchad.
V.30 p.m. — DivAiree Worship.
Everybody Welcome to all Services
EMMANUEL
E'VANGELICAL U. B. CHURCH
Zurich — Ontario
REV. W. E. ROPPEL
Minister
Mrs. Milton Oesch .. Organist
Ia UNDAY SERVICES. -
10:00 ami. — Di'trziie Worship.
11:00 a.m. — Rible Schee.
7:30 pm. — Divine Worship
Welcome 'at alli Services—"Come
°thou with us and we win ds thee
Aidon Theatre
GRAND BEND
Presents for Your. Enjoyment. the
Following Attractions
Friday, Saturday
Lyric Theatre
Phone 421 EXETER
April 18-19 Friday, Saturday April 18-19
SHOW BOAT
( Tehnicolor)
KatheTyn Grayson Ava Gardin er
Short Subjects and Comics
2 Shows, 7.30 and 9.30.
Tuesday, Wednesday •April 22-23
When You're Smiling
Jerome Courtland Frank Laine
News Reel and Comics -
One Show 8.00 p.m.
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Zurich Women's Instritute wil l
sponsor their Amateur Concert in
the 'Community Centre, Zurich on the
evening of Friday May 9th at 8 0'••
clock. If you wish to enter with
any of your talent, adults as well as
.childrenn you may receive your Ap-
plication -forms in any of the local
•stores. After you' have filled the
fornn, send it to Mrs Newel Geiger,
Secy--Treas., Zurich, R. R. 1. The
'fancy quilt will also be arawn. i uy
your tickets torr the same, if you
have not :already done so. A fancy
cushion and lamp are on the ticket
prizes. Prizes will also be given for
the .Best :Talents in their class. Be
sure to attend and giive your talent
in music, singing or whatever it may
be, or .conte,and help the cause.
Admissi!ooti): Adults 50c. Children 25c
If you -.enter the contest your register
free will be refunded.
CARD OF THANKS
The bereft family of the late Mrs.
-Hannah Hiaugh .of. Dashwood wish to
express' their thanks to their neigh-
bours air41.;friends who so generously
assisted in their recent bereavement
Special thanks 'to Rev. Getz for his
word's of kindness, and to Mrs -Getz
.fot,.:lrez ge
snessa_ iii.
—TFie: Haugh Family. c
Yeetrry , man Ag eraZ Nome
J umera 2 _Dimer -- :Private . Car .4,nhi. l a rice
Member of Ontario Funeral Association
Holder Of ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE FIRST AID CERTIFICATE
Portable OXYGEN Equipment
HOSPITAL EES TO HENT—INVALID CHAIR TO LOAN
FRESH FLOWERS SUP LEED ;FROM MITCHELL NURSERIES
W WIRE ANYWHERE
Dashwood' Tel. 70W.
24 Hour Serte
T H IB L'S
Superior Store
ontinuation of
Sale Bargains!
We still have many Articles left
after our Successful Sales, and
are offering them at Real
Bargain Prices
Week -end Specials
GUARDSMAN SARDINE'S, 4 TINS .. 29C
STORMY'S TOMATO JUICE '2, '20-02. TINS ........29C
Al2'LMER TOMATO CATSUP 11-02. BOTTLE ..23C
TASTY' KING, -FANCY TEAS `2+. 1S -OZ TINS ....... ....39C
Phone
3 THIEL,
Zist ich ;
The Big 'Trees
Kirk Douglas Eve Miller
For the love of Power, he tore the
heart out of a forest.
Monday,. Tuesday April 21-22
Alladin and His Lamp
Patricia Medina • John Sands
Also
The Barefoot Mailman
Robert Cummings
Jerry Moore
Wednesday, Thursday April 23-24
An American in Paris
Gene Kelly Lesl-ie Caron
Adventures' iotf an ex -G. I. in the
City of Romance - Art students ball,
Biggest most Daring, ever filmed.
Screen's most spectacular Musical.
Dance Recital
FIRST ANNUAL
By the Pupils of the
ZURICH SCHOOL OF DANCING
In the
Community Centre, Zurich
FRIDAY, APRIL 18th, 8 p.m.
Admisi on 50cents and 25 cents..
Proceeds for. Community Welfare
OBITUARY
Mrs. Leah Haugh Found Dead
Mrs. Leah Haugh, 84, resident of
Dashwood for the. past 21=32 years,
wis found dead in bed on Sunday,
by her son, David; .with whom she
resided.._ Death was due to natural
causes. She was born in.Hay To\vtl
ship, 14th Concession and lived near-
ly all her life there. Her husband,
the late John Haugh died 15 years
ago. surviving are one • daughter
'(Edna.) Mrs. John. Schmidt, of New
Dundee; two. sons, David at home,
and William H., former reeve of
Hay Township. two . sisters, Mrs.
Amos Schroeder, Langdon, N. D.;
and Mrs. William Elsie, Grand Bend;
one brother, Ed. Geiger, Backoo, N.
D. The body rested at the T. H. Hol-
man funeral home, Dashwood, where
a private service was held on Tues-
day at 1.45 p.m. followed by public
service in Dashwood Evangelical U.
B Church at 2 pm The Rev J. H.
Getz officiated. Interment was in the
Zurich Bronson Line Cemetery. Pall
Bearers were: Kenneth Schmidt, Wil -
lam Schmidt, John Gilbert, Percy
Elsie, Herb Pfile, Clayton Pfile.
IN MEMORIAt�a
Datars — In loving memory •ot a
dear Husband and Father, Clarence
Datars, who passed away April 1Sth.
1951.
Time may heal the broken-hearted,
A year may snake the wound less sore
But it cannot fi]1 the longing
For the loved one gone before.
Who tha11 say the grief is lessened
Though the smile may hide the tears,
Memories keep the wound still ;,pen
Despite the p;assin•g of the year.
—Lovingly_ •remembered by wife,
Gertrude, and daughter iMaeion.
Miss Ar
days in,
Quite
ed the
Dashwood
Rev. and
Port Colboo
'Ilaberer spent several
tntr the. past 'weelt.
Miser fom town attend.
r -Hayter nuptials in
';Saturday evening.
rs. Albert Datars of
are in town, visiting
with the forbier's mother, Mrs. L.
Datars, Sr They also attended the
Love-Dartars uptials at Grand Bend
United ChniAl loan Wednesday even-
ing at 7 30 '
I& -At Hospital
i1'Iirs. JI E. - Roppel is a patient at
Victoria HoSifetal, London. Her many
Zurich friencjs';. wish her a speedy re-
covery. '
To .Have Banquet
The local HockeY Club are staging
a monster banquet the latter part of
April. Same; ,to be held in the big
Community •Centre„ Zurich, where a
suitable progrram will be given. Watch
for further a'iunounceanent for date.
Had A Good Day
Good Frid y of 1952 ,can be put
down in your record book as one of
the few nice:: days on that toccasion.
The sum, shone .nicely all day and the
weather was ;iviice and .warm. Not
so over Easter Sunday, when there
were tonrentk of rain and snow fall-
ing, with cold winds. Anything but
ice agreeable weather.
•Enjoyed Easter Services
. Easter seices in the kcal chur-
ches were well attended and approp-
riately ,conducted. In the Evangelical
U.B. •Chucroh [on Sunday morning the
choir sang an appropriate number
for the oceaiien. Mr. Newell Geiger
rendered a s`lendfld message by sing-
ing a solo entitled "Open The
Gates' of th '-Temple'. Rev. H. E.
Roppel took change of the services.
. H a (.rash - Landing'" .
An aeroplane, ,thought. to be from
,Centralia Air Port suffered a crash
landing at the rear. of Roger Bedard's
buildings, ,St. Joseph, this Wednes-
day i;Orengon. Cau'te of the landing
is unknown,. The pilot was instantly
killed, abut -fortunately the plane did
not''take fare.
• Win Stanley Cup
On Tuesday evening, what is con-
sidered one of the most powerful
hiedkey teams in history defeated the
Montreal team to win the Stanley
Cup triophy of the National League.
The Detroit team set a new record,
first beating the Toronto team four
in a row, and then beating the Mon-
treal team likewise. Of the eight
games .played, four were shut -outs,
a new world's record.
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE MEET
The regular meeting of the Zurich
W. I. was held in the town hall on
Monday evening; President Mrs Gus
Roche presiding. The +business being
transacted, followed by the election
of oifneeTs which resulted as follows.
• President, Mrs. • Gustav
Roche, First Vice Pres., Mrs. David
Meyers; Second Vice Pres. Mrs. I
Willert; Sec Trees, Mrs. Wm Forrest;
Asst. Sec 'Trees Mrs T •Meyers, Prov-
incial Director, Mrs T Meyers, Dist-
rict Director, Mrs E. Mack; pianist
Mrs. Milton Oesch; assistant pianist,
Mrs. Ed. Stelck; Press Correspondent
Mrs. C. L. Smith; Auditors, firs.
Menne Oesch, Mrs. Elmore Klopp.
The program committee in charge of
MTs. Thos. Meyers, Mrs. David Du-
charme, Mese Merino .Desch, with Mrs
Meyers, chairman. !Miss Love favor-
ed the attendance with two splendid
piano solos. A solo "Just tor to -day"
was rendered by Mr. Emery Desjar-
I dine of Grand Bend. A trio by Mrs.
Holt, Mrs. E. Desjardine, Mrs season
all of Grand Bend, sang two tnspir-
ing• numbers; Easter Paraae was
wellgiven by Mrs. Milton Oesch. Nils
David ,Meyers, Mrs. Menno Oesch;
Mrs. Rote in -costume for tee nccas-
iran. Mrs., Eanery Desjardine of Grand
Bend being- .guest speaker choose for
her subject ''`ll:obbies." Everyone
hould have a Hobby, different from
one's daily toil. Jack Miner, Kings-
ville, choose for his hobby the wtict
bird :sanctuary, s!anie birds returning,
every year for twenty yeaas, which
were tagged .with a suitable verse.
attached to some. Others have gard-
ening vu'hiieh should ;bring one closer
to God. Flowers are a beautiful
ltab'by;;and so one could go on to
mention many more. Three ravour-
rte -vetoes ,were memorized by tate
The Voice of Teanperance
In •a .democracy it is the privilege of
the citizens to critize - the govern-
ment; to cratizise any 'official of the
government. The functir_n of govern-
ment amd of .officialdom is to serve.
—to serve the public good..If the
course of events discloses any betray-
al of public trust the, citizen has a
right and a duty toe Orotest. On the
other hand if the course of events
discloses and cons.picious fulfillment
of public trust the ,citizen as the
right to offer his compliments. The
London Free Press of Margin 27 re-
ported the trial sof ee..,bottle club pro-
prietor in Godeiseh'• The Crown At-
torney had submitted that "none of
these ,clubs is.operating with a license
from the Ontariio Government." The
magistrate stated he did the very
tieing the•, CTA.' intended to prevent.."
The .police had found 221 bottlee of
beer. A fine wasimposed. Seeing that
no such
iover taken feel
County this eaten by the officers
of
;the itayw in HMI County calks for fav-
RALE'
NORMA'S
BEAUTY SHOPPE
FOR APPOINTMENTS
Tel. 1228. Zurich
NORMA STEINBACH - Prop,.
(tingle Copies 5 Cents.
Sulbscripton in Canada Year $2.
Subscription. U.S.A., Year $2.50
RAG RUGS and CARPE"
On a New Modena Loom, Made ft
Order — .Seth O. Ainaann, Zea -Ie
Ont. Phone 128.
Corn Flower
CRYSTALS
New Shipment of
SHERBERTS
GOBLETS
JUICE GLASSES
SHERBERT PLATES
Set your Table Beautiful
With this Fine
Crystal Stemware
A G. HESS
Jeweler and Registered
Optician.
Colder Weather
With the Colder Weather here 1tovz
can depend on .warmer homes bp
using
BLUE COAL
Solve your heating problems this
easy way and use the Coal that will
definitely assure you continuous heat
throughout the winter month&
LORNE EILER
HENSALL
Office Telephone 10.
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Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Rent
FLOWERS .;.FOR- .ALL.00CASIONS..:
Day and Night Service.°
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FRESH GROCERIES.
All Fresh Vegetables, Fruits in Season
Canned Fruits and Vegetables on
the best liner
as well as
hand
Candies - Nuts - and Confectionery in supply
GIVE US A CALL
Menno Oesch Zurich
speake ,. wvhieh were unpressive. Re-
ovtrable •comtltent The authority of
the ]'w ha rgii:dn a theta'.`~The 'puhlte
has .been'served faithfully.-AdVt.-
Ifreshhients were served by tite eon-
rr t"c O. sd iv •tovely social. hotir .eu,ioy-
Phone 165
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WE HAVE A GOOD ST`$'CK OF
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LINED AND UNLINED SMOCKS, JACKETS
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Overalls, Work Pants, Underwear,
Etc. Etc.
JUST IN — New Pattern Prints tknd Flannellette.
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Good Supply of Fresh Groceries always on Handl
-ME BLAKE STORE
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