Zurich Herald, 1952-10-09, Page 1IC
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HERALD
ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNISC, OCTOBER 9 1952
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURJCII — ONTARIO
REV. E. W. HEIMIUCH, PASTOR
10 a.m.—Divine Servieee.
11.15 a.m.—Sunday SchooL
Evening •Searvicea lifted for. present
Everybody Welcome to all Services
EMMANUEJL
EVANGELICAL U. B. CHURCH
Zurich --- Ontario
REV. IL E.`ROPPEL
Minister
Mrs. Miltan Oesch - Organist
;SUNDAY SERVICES. -
110:00 a✓no,. — Divine Worship.
11:00 a.m. — Bible School.
7:30 psn. — Divine Worship
Welcome* of an Services—"Como
thou with us and we will do thee
lead." Num. 10:29.
WHY PAY
Reckless Driver Rates
If you're a careful driver you can
get remarkable low rags with
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that dared to be different.
State Farm's careful drivers make
aheir own low Auto Insurance
Rates.
KEN ETUE, District Agent
Phone 78 r 13. Zurich Ont.
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Headaches?
t4 so, Have your .Eyes Examined with
%he Latest Methods and Equipment at
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OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN
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Kk;eod, Glasses ..Reaseneele .; Prices'.
Aldan Theatre
GRAND BEND
Friday, Saturday Oct. 10-11
San Francisco Story
Joel ,McCrea Yvonne DeCarlo
Lusty action and tempestuous rom-
ance - a flaming saga of the rugged
frontier.
Cartoon and Additional Shorts
Tuesday, Wednesday Oct. 14-15
Walter Pidgeon, John Hodiak
Audrey Trotter
THE SELLOUT
How much does it take for a woman
to Sellout her man?
Newsreel Cartoon and Additional
Shors
Notice
CALVES FOR FEEDING
Arriving at Hensall, early in Oct-
ober, 115 Calves for each Township,
to be placed among interested farm
Boys. Prospective feeders should
contact one of the fpllowing: Elgin
McKinley, iWm. Decker, or AL Wal -
per or Wallace Becker.
School of Dancing
TO REOPEN
Register Oct. 11, 2-4
:CLA SSDS TO BEGIN OiCT. 18
RUTH DECKER, Instructress
NOTICE
'Zurich. Badminton Club rr now
opened the fall and winter term and
allaying will be on Tuesday and Thur-
sday even --sags.
Tlae Ganem{ tee,.,
5. MerryNoffinian, fit.?zerci✓Z Monte
., +ati6ra1 Director =-- . Privcvte. `G'�rr: 4imbmlamee
`Member of Ontario Funeral .Association:
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Frozen Foods
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FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
I> R'E'TS g VEGETABLES - FISH, - ETC.
Week -end Specials
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Phone 421 - EXETER
Friday, Saturday Oct. 10, 11
NEW MEXICO
Lew Ayres .Marilyn Maxwell
Whenever the West is remembered.
wherever her •glories are told this
is the one above all
Monday, Tues., Wed. Oct 13, 1.4, 15
With A Song In My Heart
Susan Haywood David Wayne
The Jane 'Froman story in tecinnicolor
Thurs., Friday, Sat. Oct. 10, 17,18
The Pride of St. Louis
MATINEE. MONDAY, THANKSGIV-
ING
H.ANKSGIV-ING DAY, OCT. 13, AT 2.30
DANC�E
EARL HEYWOOD
RCA VICTOR RECORDING
ARTIST .and the
CKNX Barn Dance Gang
IN THE
Community Centre, Zurich
On.
Thursday, October 9th.
Dancing 10 to 1
Come and enjoy this evening's
tainment with this popular.
Orchestra
Sponsored by the Coni. Centre
Admission '75 cents
Our Next Holiday
onday next is 'Canada's National
ksgiving Day, and will be obser-
the nation over as a holiday. We
y`have many things to be thank-
tl'?'for, another good harvest has
tin ;;garnered in, our gardens have
p diced so much towards our living,
niVlireats of was or pestilence has
grapSd our doorsteps, and we have
hdt the privilege of free speech and
fre • :Worship. Let us all observe
Thanksgiving with gratefu I
to to our Almighty God and to
':Sovernity and country for such a
g id'place to live in.
• TO .PAVE. ROAD
'homes. Pryde, M.Z.A. for Huron
announced that the Department of
Highways has called for tenders to
pare Highway 83, from Exeter North
to:. a Blue Water Highway. The
s Ace will be treated with a hot
asphalt mix. This Highway is heavily
travelled during the summer time
wharf thousands go to the lakeshore
and Grand Bend to the lake. Con-
sid arable rebuilding has been done on
this.+piece of road the past few years
At Attended Seal Organization
Ted C. Haberer was at London
on onday where he attended the
:dis ,'ct meeting of the Crippled Chil-
dre°al'sChristmas Seal campaign, and
obtained much information regarding
this'; -.big undertaking. Seals and re-
turi: letters will soon be sent out,
and the public are again asked to do
then; bit in helping this wonderful
cattee along by :buying Christmas
Enter- Se is. Mr. Haberer was the sole re -
Dance pe ent
ative of Huron County.•
Had Interesting Series
Board ".he World Series Baseball playoff
weie held the past seven days, clos-
ingz'on Tuesday, and were won by
CARD OF THANKS 1E—
, 'dam the Brooklyn Doggers.
Bi•Ooklee. won the first, third and
Mrs. . W tForeester and Mrs D
Mex wish' to �tall'aaembera:,o'
the IWounens' Institute who arss'r5ted
in any way at the Lions Bangtet.A
special thanks goes out to alt the
ladieswho so graciously gave their
services to our Institute. Will the
ladies: please check dishes andsilver-
ware as there are still. some exchang-
es to be made or. recovered. Please
phone or call as we would like to
straighten out any difficulties before
our next meeting. (Signed) Mrs.
David Meyers for Womens' Institute.
. the, very spectacular New York Yan-
i
Don't forget the Dance by Earl
Heywood and his Barn Dance clang
at the 'Community Centre, this Thurs.
day evening, under the auspices of
the Community Centre Board.
A Memorial Church
The Ehnes Memorial Church
We are in receipt of a copy of
"World Outlook" of June 1952,
published by The Methodist Publish-
ing House of America. in the issue
is the picture of the new Ehnes Mem-
orial ,Methodist Church at Old
Umtali, Southern Rhodesia, which is
the most worshipful Methodist church
in Africa. It is named after tae late
Dr. Morris W. Ehnes, pioneer mis-
1 sionary, who was a son of the late
1Mr and Mrs August Ehne, of Zurich.
1 Dr. Ehnes and his wife arrived on
October 15th 1898 at this place in
dark Africa and started a mission,
and 25 years later it was this same
!man who was elected to the position
of Treasurer of the Board of For-
ign missions of the Methodist Epis-
copal church with headinarters in
New York City. Dr, • Ehnes thus
served his church in two very s gni••-
ficant roles, as pioneer and rounder
of the ;Methodist missionary work in
Southern Rhodesia and in the resp-
onsible work as treasurer in the U.
S.A. Moat Protestant churches in
Africa are ve,-y sim le ar l prlmat-'
ive, but the Ehnes Memorial cnurch
with its modern ar•:b,ta^tune, it is
outstanding, anti compares well with
American or Eueopenn churches.
Those of us who personally knew 1)r.
Ehnes, and the fine christian char-
acter he possessed, are very sappy
indeed to learn that so fine a church
has been erected in his memory in
that far away Africa, «hese he and
his iconmpanion eacaficed so much for
the cause of Christianity, and We
hope that his work shall continue and
grow
ethee
p sses.c on slid brings
with itmany
i --games,: but the last two welch
, 40e—tale were ;wall .by New. York
has• now won the title for the
fourth time in a row. On Sunday
afternoon some' seventy thousand
ball fans jammed the Yankee staaium
and a considerable amount of cash
money • exchanged hands in betting
as well as admission to the park.
AGED LADY PASSES
.As we go to press we' learn of the
passing. of a well known aged lady
in 'Zurich in the person of Mrs.Eliz-
abeth Elsie, beloved wife of jhe late
Henry .Thiel, who passed away in
Zurich, on Wednesday October 8th.
Ir her 88th year. The remains are
resting at the .Westlake Funeral
Home, Zurich, until Saturday, Octo-
ber 11th, where a private funeral
service will be held at 121 p.m. Inter-
ment in the Ev. St. •IPeter's Lutheran
Cemetery. Rev. E. W. Heimrrch will
Officiate.
• New Homes Making Progress
The various new homes under con-
struction are progressing along with
leaps and bounds and workmen . are
busy doing their bit to hurry things
along .before the snow begins re fly.
Some time ago there seemed very
little activity in building going on in
town this summer, but now we are
informed by someone who • should
know, there are seven new homes un-
der construction at the present time.
We hope the weatherman will be a
bit: sympathetic with these ambitious
people starting to build a home in
he middle of October. But it v: ill
be a geed feeling if one can huddle
in their own four corners when the
colder days will come an:l the raw
winds whistle around the corners.
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All Fresh Vegetables, Fruits in Season as well
Canned Fruits and Vegetables can hand
Candies - Nuts - and Confectionery in supply
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C. W. L. Meet
The October meeting of the Cath-
olic Women's League of St. Boniface
Church, Zurich, was held to the
Town Hall. Thirty-seven members
were present. One new member join-
ing. Mrs. "Clarence Farwell president
was in charge. The minutes of the
last meeting was read by the sec-
retary, Mrs. Edwin Regier. Twenty-
five dollars was donated for the mak-
ing of sutannes for the altar boys.
Mrs. Lorena Rose read the corresp-
ondence. An invitation was received
from the Mt. Carmel sub -division for
October 22nd. The annual Church
bazaar will be held on Wednesday,
the i2i6th day of November. A home-
made decorated three tierred Christ-
mas cake will be donated by
Philip Hartman for the church baz-
aar. Tickets will be sold on it. lte-
treshrnents were served by the host-
ess, Mrs. Gorski Regier'and her Cons-.
mtttee.
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