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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1952-05-15, Page 1!•;;i1 • Established 1906 Evangelical Lutheran Church ST. PETER'S ZURICH — ONTARIO REV. E. W. liEIMRICH, PASTOR 41). a.m.—Divine Services. la/..15 a.m.—Sunday School. 7.30 p.m. — Divine Worship. dEverybody Welcome to all Services EMMANUEL MVANGELICAL H.F. B. CHURCH Zurich — Ontario REV. H.E. R. ?FEL Minister Mrs. Milton Ousels - Organist SUNDAY SERVICES.— 10100 a.m. — Divine Worship. 11:00 a.m. — Bible School. 730 p.m. — liXvine Worship Welcome at all Services --"Come thou with us and we mail/ do thee good." Num. 1.0:29. WHY PAY Reckless Driver Rates If you're a cared driver you can get remarkable low rates with State Farm Mutual, the Company that dared to be different. State [Farm's careful drivers make their own low Auto Insurance 'Rates. KEN ETUE, District Agent Phone 78 r 13. Zurich, .Ont. Are You Sale:ring nom Headaches? till so, Have your Eyes Examined with e Latest Methods antd Esruipment at A. L. COLE, liter OPTOMETRIST Ee OPTICIAN GODERIGIEE ONT. 'Good Glasses, at Reassomole Prices ERAL ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MAX 15 52 • asawnmersnensasensasnall A PLAY Grandpa's Twin Sister Presented by Seaforth •District Junior Farmers In the COMMUNITY CENTRE — ZURICH On FRIDAY, MAY 16th. at 8.30 p.m. Characters: A Three Act Comedy GRANDPA HATCHER STUART WILSON MAGGIE • • HELEN JOHNSTON LOU/SE ISABELLE CALDWELL BETTY ••• 01 MARGARET STEVENS EDGAR JIM ALLAN CLARA . NORMA. LEEMING RALPH WYATT JIM McGREGOR HENRY COLLINS FRED MARTIN THE WIDOW WILLIAMS MONA CALDWELL ADAM McPHERSON JACK CALDWELL Director — Mrs Ross Chapman, Kipper DANCE to follow PLAY Music by Junior Farmer's Orchestra Admission -50 cents and 25 cents Sponsored by Zurich Lions Club PROCEEDS for Community Welfare Work Melon Theatre GRAND BEND Presents for Your. Enjoyment. Following Attractions tier 0.1 ai ki till iII i!I 1111 pi 111 Fri 111111 pa li altiffaii=ozalsagegrammazagmli•IENZEILMEN 5 ric Phone'421 ire - EXETER Friday, Saaturday May 16,i 7 Friday, Saturday May 16.17 RAWHIDE . Texans Never Cry Starring Two Great Actors Susan Hayward and Tyronne Powers Gene AutryGeril Davis Short subjects and comic strip. The world's Greatest Cowboy and Two Shows 7.30 and 9.30. Champion, the' world's. Wonder ' Horse, Tuesday, Wednesday May 21)-121 ,Strictly M.G.M.'s Hilarious Cornet Ezio Pinza and Janet Leigh News Reel and Comics One Show 8.00 p.in. 3. Mancy Xofm,2, 9' ume2"a7 Mome. 1arteral Director — Private Car „Imbalance Member of Ontario Funeral Association Holder Of ST. 11,01-IN'S AMBULANCE 'FIRST AID CERTIFICATE Portable OXYGEN Equipment HOSPITAL REDS TO RENT—INVALID CHAIR TO LOAN FRESH FLOVaiEktS SUPPLIED FROM MITCHELL NURSERIES WE WIREANYWHERE 24 Hour Service — Dasbwood Tel. 70W. • -7 ,rk Sup F E rior Store ozen Foo .WE NOW HAVE A 'COMPLETE LINE OF Bird's Eye Frosted Foods FRUITS VEGETABLES - FISH, - ETC. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Week -end Specials 'Eddy Red Bird Matches, 3 boxes 25c Giant tender Peas 2, 15- az !tins 35c Go'Iden wax: Beans 2, 15-a2. tins ...3.5c Natrotp Ccifee I 4.b. pag ,...,.. . , ......... . ......99c Plume VW ' ii C 11. THIEL - Zurich nt; .....1.01/01I/MOINII. •.I''':'' Had Baptism Service 1 impressive 'church service was held at the Evangelical U. B. Church on Siinday morning (Mother's Day) when a baptismal service was con- dueted., Tthree young children were haptiSed, the ceremony being con- ducted by the Pastor, Rev. H. E. Roppel. Have Moved te Town iMr and Mrs James Rennie who spent .all their married life together on the old home farm, Babylone line have the past week moved their eff- ects to. town in the dwei/rng purch- ased by Mr. Rennie from Mr. Ed. Denomme and occupied by Junior Merner. We welcome Mr and. Mrs Rennie to town and hope they will feel at home here. ' . Improvements Made The, local fire hall is being over- hauled in the interior. It Is being insulated with Ten Test and partit- ions put up. .A special room is be- ing Made for the storage of Hydro supplies. The old pumphouse to the south end of the hall has been insu- lated. While these timprovemente mean very little in the summer mon- ths, yet when* Winter oomes it is a nice thing to keep out old jack frost. Bank Manager to be Moved Mr. Campbell C. MacEachern, man- ager 4 the Zurich Branch or the Bank of !Montreal, has received notice from headquarters that he has been trarue" red to Iroquois, On., near the St : t,MacEachern faanily came to t Lawrence, east of Kingston. It real, does not seem five years since he Zurich.' We will miss them, 'nut that is the ife of the banking profession, always seniority moves. them from one branch to another. Receive Graduation ALL -WEEK I 11711",0 Therez,-:. Dietrich, daughter,of May 19, .2(0, 21, 22, 23„ 24. Ma and Pa Kettle at the Fair Marjory Main Percy Kilbride America's best loved Funnrest Fam- ily hack again NOTICE - By Motion of the Board of Trus- tees for the Zurich Police Village: SATURDAY, MAY 124th, 195.2 Will be recognized as the regal holi- day for Zurich.. ZURICH POLICE TRUSTEES NOTICE A public meeting wil be held in the Town Hall, Zurich, .on Wednes- day May 21st .at 8.30 p.m. for the purpose of re -organizing the Zurich and District Branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society. Your attendance is urgently requested. V. Dinin, Secretary. Amateur Contest The First Amateur contest spome;r- ed by the Zurich Womens' Institute was held in the Community Centre, Z1.11' on Friday evening, April Dth, and proved to ;be a decided success. A full evening's entertainment of this type of program was enjoyed by a large audience who gave splendid applauee. For the opening of the program community singing was led by Mrs. Milton McAdams; Mrs. Gus Roche, president of the Society, spoke brief- ly and introduced Mr. Alvin Welper, as chairman for the evening, who with a splendid humor gave the con- testants as they appeared on the piattiorM every encouragement pos- sible to make them feel at home. This being -greatly appreciated by all. Prize winners, under 15 years of age: Singing, ist prize -.--Anna Michel:me. 2nd prize—Ronnie Howald. tnstrumental: 1st prize—Ronnie Klapp 2nd prize—Paul Yunghlut. Dancing: 1st—Dianne Thiel, Irish Jig. 2nd—Sharon Hugill, Gwen McBride, Acrobats. Over 15 years of age: Dancing: dot—Mr and Mrs. Burns, Dublin, Violin Instrumental: lst—Wan. Hyde, Hensall. 2nd—Gerald Smith, Rippe», Cornet Instrumental 1st—Mrs, Leona McBride. Olver-70 years of age: lst—Wm. Hy -de, 87, Violin, nasal Mr and IVIrs Wan. Dietrich, Goshe lane north, and Miss Ericka Schultz Of Blake were among the nurses who graduated on Wednesday, when they received their certificates, which was held in the •Thames Hall, London, Univ-ersity of Western Ontario. We congratulate these young ladies for their grand success they have ,accom.1 plished, to he able to help mankind, wherever they may be. • Minister Leaving Besides ministering to the two charge circuit of Kipper and Hills- ereen United Churches, the Rev. Al- bert Hinton finds 'time to take an ac- tive interest in woodwork. Handicap- ped by a leg injury which required 13 months treatment, Mr Hinton turned to hoppy in his spare time the past year. He has made many useful house furniture. He will say farewell to his two congregations at the end of June when he celebrates his ?0th birthday. He will leave to take a pastoral charge at Birchton, 11 Quebec. ist. Dancing—John Ducharme, 82 Drysdale. Judges—Mrs. R. Broderick,. Mr. Nichol and Mr. Gill. PainiSts--4Mrs. J. Tarkheim, Miss Ellen Love- and others who asststed. Mrs. Marjorie Weide, Zurich held the lucky ticket for the fancy quilt; Ella Jackson, .Grand Bend for the table lamp; :Roy McA-dams fir the satin cushion. A short sing song was led by Mr. Delbert Geiger; Mrs. Thomas Meyers gave- an -explaination on how large an organization the Womens' Instit- ute really is: We are a world wide chartered organization; our motto is "For Home -and Country." In Ont- ario, linhave over 45,000 ,members. Pm proud to say I've had the honor of sitting on the Provincial Board for the ,past three years. In South Huron we have 1:0 W. I. Branches, with 482 members; we -are non de- nominational; non politicat; every- one is welcome to join or visit -aur organization, at any time, and now we have ..come to the end or a per- fect' Day. On behalf- of the Zurich Braila 1 would like to congratulate the-;Wriners of the draw,' also 1 wish to thank the Judges, Pianists, eon- testanth, song- Leaders, alt who in any way helped to make this a suc- cess nd last, but not least, Mr. Alyin Wolper, who so capably con- ducted the -contest, so nicety rotrod- uced those taking part;" truly, he put us in mind la the great departed Major Bowes, the originator of Am- ateur Contests; and again Mrs. 'Mey- ers said "Thank You." The program closed with the National Anthem. Also special tthanks to the Hess El- ectric for the use of the .nticrophone,1 Single Copies Cents. snSubscriptonuin Canad.aeYarear Subscription i NORMA'S RAG RUGS and CARPE BEAUTY SHOPPE FOR APPOINTMENTS Tel. 223. Zurich NORMA STEINBACH - Prop. 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