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EVANGELICAL U. B. CHURCH
Zurich -- Ontario
REV. H. E. ROPPEL
Minister
Mrs. Milton Oescln - Organist
SUNDAY, SERVICES.—
10:00 .m. — Divine Worship.
11:00 a.m. --- Bible School.
'7:30 p.m. — Divine Worship
Welcome at all Services --"Come
thou with 'us and we will do thee
good." Num. 10:29.
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ZURICH, ONTAPI , THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 6
Phone 421
EXETER
Friday, Saturday
Nov. 7,
WAGON'S WEST
Rod Cameron
Peggy Castle
This exciting western gives us the
thrills of a wagon trip from Missouri
to California
Mon., Tues._ Wed. Nov. 10, '1.1, 12
91 I She's Working Her Way
Through College
Virginia Mayo Ronald Regan
This is a story with a lot at twists.
Matinee Tuesday, November llth, at
2:30 p.m.
Card of Thanks
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I wish to thank all my relatives,
friends, neighbours and school mates
for kindly remembering me with
cards, and treats 'while I was a pat-
ient at St. Joseph's Hospital, London.
--.Martha Meidinger. e
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH - ONTARIO
REV. E. W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR
0 a.m.—Divine Services.
1.15 a.m.—Sunday School.
7.30 p.m.—Vespers.
Everybody Welcome to all Services
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W
hat ''wohiel 'you give for the sitar-
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Such an income would give them a
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Frosted Foods
FOR YOUR .CONVENIENCE
FRUITS v VEGETABLES . FISH, - ETC.
eek -en Specials
Maxwell House Coffee, 1-1b. bag .... ................94c
Crisco 3Ib. '1131 .... ........
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Ulmer pure peanut butter 16 -oz jar ..........
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Zurich
EARL HEYWOOD
RCA VICTOR RECORDING
ARTIST .and the
CKNX Barn Dance Gang
IN THE
Community Centre, Zurich
ON
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13th.
Dancing 10. to 1
Grand Door Prize will be given
Come and enjoy this evening's En-
tertainment with this popurar Dance
Orchestra
Sponsored by the •Community Centre
Hoard
Admission 75 Cents
N.O T I C E
The Zuriciz Women's Institute will
hold a Euchre in the '?own Hall
Zurich, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7th.
At 8.30 p.m.
Prizes will be given. Have you a
Card Table?
HYMENEAL
Wedded at Westminister
The Rev. H. E. Merifield was tie
officiating minister at a wedding in
St. James Westminister Church wneu
he united in marriage June, Patricia,
slaughter of Mrs. Patterson, London,
and Earl Edmund Rader, London,
son of Mr and Mrs John leader, of
Zurich. The bride wore a street
length dress of blue crepe with ac-
cents in white and a corsage of gar-
denia and carnations. Her only at-
tendant Doris Rader, sister of the
groom,,. wore a violet crepe street
•rengtlehtl 8es'ain 6.adorsage i f`ytlioty
carnations. Ray Rader attended the
groom. For the wedding trip to the
United States, the bride do;rnect
biege' coat with black accessories and
on their return will reside in Lon-
don.
APPOINTED ZONE MANAGER
Vic. Dinnin
Investor, Syndicate of Canada,
Limited announce the appointment
of Wm. Victor Dinnin, 13.A., es 7.one
Manager for this area. A graduate
of the University of Western Ontario,
Mr. Dinnin has served as school prin-
cipal .for several years.
In addition to its Instalment Sate
lugs Contracts, Inve3tere Syndicate
of Canada offers the share.; of its
affiliate Investors Mutual of Canada
Limi ted.
Mr. Dinnin may be reached by
telephone at Zurich 163.
The Voice of Temperance
Temperance posters from an neg..
fish magazine, "Think before you
drink, it is harder to think after."
"You can't drink your troubles a-
way, they swim."
"Don't drink until your doctor
says stop. Maybe by then it won't
matter whether you do or not."
"Alchol produces progressive par-
alysis of judgment and this begins
with the first glass." (Sir Lauder
Brunton world famed neurologist.)
"One for the road may mean two 1i .for the hospital. Keep death off the
i roads.'"
"To drink before driving may
mean putting' the "quart" before
the hearse."
1 This advertisement is inserted by
the Huron County Temperance Fed-
eration.
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Armistice Poppies
Are for sale in Zurich. D'o not
nils hhis opportunity to give your
support... "Lest We Forget." Sponsor-
ed by Zurich Women's Institute.
Was Guest Speaker
Re'v. C, B. Heckendorn, Mrs.
Heckendorn and son Paul of Elmira
were Sunday visitors in Zurich, the
former being guest speaker at the
Anniversary Services of the Evang-
elkcal U.B. Churrh, which was well
'attended at both services.
Enjoyed the Shoot
-Local hunters, in large numbers,
armed- with the traditional shot -gun
were seen out the two open days for
partridge, the latter part of last
of ele, and some were successful in
ba'ging their quoto, while others were
nOt so`suecessful and they stiff are
w^orldering just what has happened
tc1'1he; many young birds that were
shipped, in and released during the
siinmei' months. But seemingly the
weld life instinct follows the blood
o these creatures and when hunting
titze comes agound they know rust
hpw to .take care of themselves by
hiding in underbrush and other Wee -
ea of .safety.
i Attended Funeral
i Worde was received here of the
sadden pas:;ing of Dr. Hubert Klopp,
echo died on Friday October 31st, the
funeral ,was on Sunday at Welsh's
Funeral Home Minden, Ont. With
burial at Fenton Falis. Dr. Klopp
Was raised in Zurich district and gra-
duated from Toronto Dental School,
ryas 00 years of age., and praciced
dbnti try in Kitchener and Waterloo,
lie still maintains his home in Water -
/.d. His wife .predeceased many ye-
rrs ago h one daughter Rotna of Tor-
o rto survives, his brothers, E. F.
a vl Osear Klopp, a • sister, Mrs. Ella
--1aturch of Zuricl eaaze amialagetheetaena
ily survivers. Those attending' the
funeral from here on Sunday were.
Mr. Oscar Klopp, Mr and Mrs. How-
ard Klopp, • Mrs. Earl Yungblut, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmore Klopp, Lorne arra
Lloyd Klopp and Mrs. Gordon How-
ald. Many other relatives from
Stratford Kitchener and London, al-
so attended.
Farah - Forum
The Unique Farm Forum met at
the home of Mr and Mrs Carl C3es-
treicher for the first meeting of the
Winter season with 80 members and
visitors present. Mr. Leonard Mer-
rier was elected chairman for the ev-
ening. A very lively discussion r.oll-
owed. A young man, choosing farm-
ing as a life work should like .farm-
ing and should love ability and good
management. The young man should
(have some financial backing. The
farm wife must be a willing partner
in the farming venture, otherwise
.she can be a drag to his ambition.
Mrs. Pearl Geiger will discuss "Wo-
men in Public Life" at the home of
Mr and Mrs Claire Geiger's. Mrs.
Len Merner conducted recreation.
Chamber of Commerce
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Annual Convention
R. W. Illsley, delegate for the Zur-
ich' Chamber of Commerce attended
the Annual convention of the Can-
adian Chamber of Commerce held at
the Royal York Hotel, Toronto from
Oct. 21 to 23rd, at which over 600
of our nation's top executives asse;ne•
bled. Other Western Ontario deleg-
ates come from London, Sarnia, Chat-
ham,Woodstock and Owen Sound.
Many prominent speakers were heard
including Dr. G. E. Hall of the Uni-
versity of Western Ontario, Mayor
Charlotte Whitten of Ottawa, Lowell
B. Mason of Washington, Rt. Hon. C.
D. Howe, and Sir Archibald Forbes
of the Federation of British Indust-
ries The topics .of
were of
importance and interest, Immigration
and the problems of settlement for
New Canadians in the Rural areas,
the increase of Canada's population
to 40,000,000 by 1975 with its in-
ereased demand for farm lsroduction
and increase in acreage of arable
land. The main topic of discussion
was Canada's prominent ' part in
world affairs and the tremendous
development of her natural resource
to which all speakers from the U.S,A.
paid great tributes.
The convention ended with the el-
ectien of the new President, Mr. I.,
W. Simms of 1I Iifax, Enid the decis-
ion to hold next year's convention at
Jasper, Alberta, The conc,uding
event was a trip to visit the new
Hydro project at Niagara Falls and
a tour through Toronto's new eab-
way.
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