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CHURCH ANNIVERSARY , 11 ri q M'cv. e nen/eine, berqllesse wnr4•11
;seen. Se.e sago eveq a -isles, en. . of . T1 r,
The 78th Anniversary of Emmen- , of the am‘fl Seee+ lkirens. Seholarehine
'sae Evangelical U. B. C•hurch, Zurich . foe Sreererth Stsuirmie.
'ill be observed on Snnday, Novelle-,
be 12, 195'2. Rev. C. B. FIeckendorn !FREE CONCERT AT. ..
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kImira, Ont., a former pastor here For the fourth ceneeelltiVe vt,g11'.
will be the guest speaker for this the Star 'Weekly Free ,Conet wll1",
Anniversary occasion. ' d et Celvory Cheree, Daqh.„
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wood. The date is Thereday, Ost. 30, .
Although the Congregation is pres-' arid the time, ei"ht o'eloele For the ;II
ently celebrating the seventy-eigth past few years The Commodores andiel
resent church edifice in the Village the Videoettee have deliehten can- Ili
anniversary of the building of the
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f Zurich sthe work' of the Evangel- acitv audiences with. their splendid 1 !el erformances. This year heirgq a I se
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iced Church in this district began ov- chenge in the nrogram an 1110 _
1850. Rev. Jacob Bastian•of the •
earner ise• ,ured artists will 'he The Four Gent-
lemen and The F,neliantes1 ertrinee.
er a quarter of a century
Kew York Conference of the Evangl! sinomr et.e.„.„e the CantOnn
lical Association was the first min- waves, The Foro• Gentlemen of Steele-,
isterial visitor of this church who A 1'e won the -heart,: res eheeeereaq
dame to this area. He was well re-
C.111',11P: the 'pat teen vrereq ensn sTseir
teived by the pioneers and after a :en„ereeeee on Stny
brief star among the bush settlers,he r T-.,7 • Join, T -T', "Vt
/preached 'one sermon to a few netgh-
lbors, whogatheredin the pioneer
scottage Of• Christian Oswald on the
Bronson Line. Before his next visit
sa year later !Sunday School work for
bible teaching was started in a small
eway among the neighbors. In 18:51
Rev. Bastin made two return visits
rduring that year and so the work
grew little by little in those early
days. "One planted, -another water -
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:reel: Reel. Al Seeeger mei sin
Berrv. all are solois+s in their ro,,11
riebt. Waller Armor ie +heir areer"
panist. Head liners of the ha:eV-esti
concerts »resented by The se, Wp-
ekl v at the CtsrE were The
ted Strings with their leader, Berry
Townley. They performed 'before
audiences of up to .2i5,000persone.
each night and practically stole the
show. The four violiniseq are Eleie
Dunlop, Lillian Nickoloff. Erica Zen-
tner and Lois Thomae. Nov' they EIVP
featured on Star Weekly Free Con-
certs presented throughout Ontario.
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The Centennial of the Calvary
B. Congregation, Dashwood, . was i
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troth:teed on Oct. 19th by a very ap-
propriate service conductedby the
pastor, Rev. J. H. Getz. -The Faith
Chapter was read responsively by the
assembly. The topic of the sermon
folio -Wed, "Hithertoo the Lord' real -
led the secceeding eras record in the
old Testament over which God had
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led the Hebrew- people.On1
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of the faithful workers of the past Mrs. L. K. Eidt.
hundred years that too answered the An evening of ehristian fellowship
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Rev. B. E. Roppel one of the form-
er pastors, still living, Rev. C.
B.
Carr, pastor at Port Elgin, R2.V.
J.
H. Ehlers,- 1st Vice 1Presicsa:e or the
Pennsylvania Council of OhurcheS,
and formerly General Secretare+' of
the American Y.M. C.A. movement
and Rev, J. M. Oestreicher of Cliff-
ord. Letters were read or referred to
by the pastor from Rev. Clayton Bec-
ker, the other former pastor still liv-
ing, Mrs. J. S. Burn, Dwright
man written for his Dad who is ret
ing in a Kitchener Hoe.pital; Mrs. S.
R.Knechtel Mrs. Grenzabace and
call gave of their time, opened their
the missionaries could be mentioned. --------------- lthpasor.
On Friday, Oct. 24th a goodly On Sunay 26th was the big
number of the present congregation day when a record number from the
as well as many who at one trine or celebrating congregation from c3gand
another attended this church or bun- Bend, Zurich, Crediton, Port Elgin,
day School enjoyed a congregational 'Clifford, Mitchell, Stratfora, New
fellowship supper and greetings from Hamburg, Guelph, London, .Toronto,
each other. The program tonowed Buffalo, Detteit, Port Huron, Hato -
consisted of the singing of familiar ver Pa., and Chicago, practically fil-
hymns, led by a former Dasewood led the church three times. An hoar
boy, George Wambold of Kitchener,
prayer by Rev. J. V. Dahms, pastor
at Crediton; a trombone solo by
Dolma Eagleson, a cornet solo by
Mona Kellerman, a trombone suet by
Connie and Billy Klumpp, an instr-
umental by Nancy Tiernan, a piano
Iduet by Nancy and Shirley Guenther.
a quartette by Mrs. K. McCrae, Mrs.
Thos. Klumpp, Mm. J. H. Getz and
Mrs. J. M. Tieman with the tatter's
daughter accompanying.
The pastors giving their greetings
challenging talks and prayers for the
continued blessings of God were Rev
L. Higenell of Zion Lutheran church,
was fittingly c ase
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spreader, MeDeering mower, -It5cut,
3 horse cultivator, walking plow,
Renfrew cream separator like new;
steel tired wagon, hay rack, electric
fencer, hay fork rope, Clinton tan-
ningmill with sieves, bob sleighs,
cutter, chicken shelters, quantity oi
lumber, chains, forks, shovels, and
many articles too numerous to men-
tion.
Feed - 6 loads choice alfalfa hay,
quantity of turnips. .
No resdrve, everything will he
sold.
Terms -Cash
Harvey Gelinas, Proprietor.
Glen Webb, Clerk.
_ Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
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Of 54 Head Registered and Grade Holstein
Cattle. Area T. B. Tested
SELLING AT THE FARM, ONE MILE EAST OF DASHWOOD
HIGHWAY 83, AND SIX MILES WEST OF EXETER, ON
HIGHWAY NO. 4, ON
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5th.
• At 1;30 p.m. Sharp
Every Animal goes. 27 Purebreds. Balance are Grades.
Cattle are good size, in good shape, quite a few good plus
Cows, some due or fresh around sale time and late November
and December, Cows are good producers, one has given up
to 92 lbs, a day. The purebreds are sired by sires as King
,Bonheur Supreme 085725); Hartholni Dewdrop Korndyke,
Heekhohne Sovereign Rag Apple, Bond Haven R. A. 1VIaster-
noire.
Also some -Calvee and 2 -year-olds by the 4 -year-old herd sire
Ferndale Baronet Pietje, a grandson of "Marksman" ne
and is a real individual, and some. Cows are bred to him., and
some are bred to Oxford Unit Sires. There are 10 Grade
Cows, a few in heavy flow of milk, sorne fresh and due at sale
time. There are 5 Registered 1952 Heifer Calves. A slice lot,
and a few Registered Yearlings, also bred and open grade
heifers.
SALE IN LARGE TENT NO RESERVE
FOR CATALOGUES WRITE TO:
S. M. Peachey, A. 13. 1.117*47.1)er f"7. Snv,
przopnr.I.:.ofz. rate', Ore. vti a '3' an 1 SeTee
.t.Iereensee. Rieliener, Ont.
Clearing Auction Sale
ARE YOUR BEST BUY
Only Re -Cleaned Grain Used in Ow •F‘eds
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Of valuable real estate, nonsehold
effects and Misc. Items, on the pre-
mises in the Village of Zurich. The
undersigned Auctioneer has teen ilia
strutted to sell by public auction, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8th
At 1 o'clock p.m. sharp
and a half of the morning service Real Estate - Consisting of
with Bishop Showers preaching On Knell's Survey C. D., Village oi
'Loyalty' to self to ones family, nei- Zurich, on -which is situated a fine 2-
ghbors, country church and above all -1 storey frame houee, coverest with
the Almighty God, was broadca•
st e
CKNX Wingham.
In the afternoon Mrs. Lloyd Edi-
ghoffer formerly (Ena Guenther)
very ably conducted a reminiscence
service with Mrs. Clarence Yager
(Mina Ehlers) organist for the old
time choir. Each member was asked. This is a very desirable name, in a
to speak of events in their lives and good location, open for inspection
introduce their neighbour to their any time before date of sale by con -
immediate right. tacting the Executors.
The meeting was thrown open and
•• Terms of Real Estate - 16 per
cent. on day of sale, balance in 30
many recalled their youthful experi- days. Sold subject to a reasonable
nces in church, Sunday School and reserved bid.
Youth Organizations, In the even- . Household Effects -Chesterfield,
ing greetings were personally pres- oak dining room table with chairs to
anted by Rev. W. C. Smith, Grand
match; 2 antique style parlor chairs,
Bend, Rev. W. Parrott, erediton
United and by Rev. J. V. Deism,
Crediton and by Rev. H. E. RoppeI,S.
Zurich. Letters of greetings from
cabinet, Thomas organ in beautifully
Zion Lutheran church, Dashwood finished case, like new; walnut ven-
and from the Anglican church, Grand eer modern style 3-piace bedrooni
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asphalt shingles and has a new fur-
nace; full ce11ai throughout with out-
side entrance; soft water cistern,
cellar kitchen and wash mem; parlor
8 bedrooms, kitchen and woodshed.
Also on the premises is a smelt barn
suitable for garage, best of garden
land, and never failing water supply.
THE G
EAT INVITATION
AND THE SPIRIT AND THE BRIDE SAY COME. ANI)
LET HIM THAT HEARETH SAY COME, AND LEET HIM
THAT IS ATHIRST COME. AND WHOSOEVER WILL, LET
HIM TAKE THE WATER OF LIFE FREELY. Rev. 22.: '19t.
COME NOW LET US REASON TOGETHER, SAITH THE
LORD, THOUGH YOUR SINS BE AS SCARLET, THEY
SHALL BE AS WHITE AS SNOW. THOUGH THEY 13E
RED LIKE CRIMSON, THEY SHALL BE AS WOOL.
Isaiah 1. IR.
I AM THE DOOR; BY ME IF ANY MAN ENTER IN,
HE SHALL BE SAVED.
GOLDEN RULE GOSPEL MESSENGERS
Phone 94 r 22... Box SOR.R. 1, ZURICH, Ont.
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2 walnut end tables, 2. oak centre
tables, 2 oak rockers, 3 large roc.kers,
antique wicker rocker, fern stands,2
couches, bureau; dining room China
Bend were read by Rev. J. B. Getz.
The Bishop again delivered a ser-
mon based on Christs word about the
prevailing gates. 'Blest be the tie that
I3inds' was again sung as never be -
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suite complete with springs and m -at -
tress, in new condition; 2 wooden
bedroom sets complete, with springs
and mattress; 1 single bedstead
with springs and Mattress; 2 comptete
bration of One Hundred Years ofabinat, toilet sets, 2 cedar chests, medicine
fore. A ;fitting climes to- the cele-
cabinet, wash stands, large clothes
Christian service of the Dashwood
basket, New Williams sewing mach -
congregation, ine, carpet sweeper, new hammock,
3 tapestry rugs, various sizes, all in
new condition; ta' linoleum rugs, like
new; verandaswing, Clare Jewel
kitchen stove like new; small- kit-
chen stove, 2 burner gasoline stove,
full line of kitchen furniture, in elud-
ing 6 chairs; kitchen clock, sideboard
kitchen utensils, Alladin ;lamp, an-
tique parlor lamp, silverware, ianey
jardineres, beautiful glassware ana
antique dishes, 2 plate glass mirrors,
complete dinner set, fancy pillows,
1i2 feather pillows, fancy quilts, com-
forters, some bedding, small spinn-
ing wheel like new; numerous sealers
large and small crocks, fresh canned
fruit and vegetables, large ani small
Clearing Auction Sale
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Of Livestock, Tractor, Farm Irn-
nlements and Feed, on the Premises,
Lot 8, Con. 11, Stephen Township;
21 miles west of Crediton balf-
mile south. The undersigned Anc-
tioneer has been instructed to sell by
public auction, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7th
At 1.30 o'clock, p.m, sharp
Homes - Hackney goalless 7
yrs. old; Hackney mare, 8 yrs, old
supposed to Ise in foal. Roae, Stan -
Cattle -- Part Jersey cabbage eutter, and many ar , .
dard Colt 2 years old.
Cow, 7 yrs. old, due to freshen first Misc. Items - Complete butchering
week in January. and Durham too numerous te mention.
equipment inclu-ding 2 large iron
Red Durham -heifer with calf at footikettles with stands, sausage grinder
Red Durham heifer, due Nov. rIth; land press, all in first class condition,
ere all good quality cattle fully- T. mower, scythe, laidders, shovels, forks
13. tested. TtIlrehse; vvga.alsvhaggzernd at:111pr, ecoNpvhp:erthbaorirloewte, hand
rakes, ash sifter, Ete., Etc.-
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