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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1953-10-29, Page 11 Agt1411.12112.0tANA.OLUAN,I Established 1900 H ete HERAL. ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 29 1953 ST. PETER'S Evangelical Lutheran Church ZURICH — ONTARIO ., REV. E. W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR 211 a.m.—Divine Services. II 115 a.m.—Sunday SchooL 7:3-0 p.m.—Vespers. Everybody Welcome to all Services 1:0e2rtr EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL U. B. CHURCH Zurich —, Ontario REV. H. E. ROPPEL Minister Mrs. Milton Oesch Organist OUNDAY SERVICES. - 10:00 a.m. — Divine Worahip, 11:00 a.m. — Bible School. Evening Services lifted for summer Welcome at all Services—"Come *au with us and we will do thee Iguad." Num. 1029. WHY PAY Reckless Driver Rates If you're a careful driver you can get remarkable /ow 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 18. Zurich, Ont. nsa mem.. Noe mo••••••••1. Are You Suffe Headaches? OPTOMETRIST & IneCat*:j.51 theix:-`40Y daqghter? Reception and -Da. e Zurich, Ont. Oot. 1.8.4.95,3 the.following address From Zurich Mennonite Church Pastor— Albert Martin SUNDAY SERVICES: 10:00 aan. — Sunday School 11:00 a.m. — Worship Service 8:00 pan. — Bible Meeting WEDNESDAY, 8 p.m. Prayer Fellowship (in the homes) YOU ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP WITH US! Ellen Marie Love A.R.C.T. Teacher of Piano and Theory Studio: Appointments L. Wagner, Res. Phone Zurich Zurich 99 r 7 Aldon Theatre GRAND BEND Friday, Saturday Oct. So This Is Love? Technicolor . Kathryn Grayson, Mary. Joan Weldon: Here's the ra-time to riches, of Grace Moore Cartoon Shows at 7.30 and 9.30. 40-31 Lyric Thea Phone 421 Single Copies 5 Cents. Subscription in Canada, Year $2.41 Subscription U.S.A., Year $2.50. 6•011*.a..1911...../AMOMISAVO, le,a100, Friday Saturday Oct. gp, 1 Wac from Walla Walla stub, Canova Stephen Dunne Slapstele Comedy - Good LaUghs Entertainment for the whole family Nov, 24 Monday Tuesday Confidentially Connie. Janet Leigh Van Johnson A highly amusing domestic comedy crammed with many comical' *nat- ions making it real good enteectain- ment. Wednesday, Thursday No-Y:J „11-5 It Happens Every Thursday Loretta Young John. Forsythe. A pleasin,g and amusing iciMq.dy Griffin, drama revolving around a NeWPAOrk . couple Nvho purchase a mall weekly newspaper. story Tneaday, Wednesday , 1gov. 3-4 JANNIFER JONES •••• As Ruby Gentry Cbarlton Heston Karl Malden Meet Ruby Gentny .. A torrid, tem- pestuous., girl of the swamps. Newsreel and Selected Shorts. One Show only at 8.00 p.m. —ENGAGEMENT— Mr and Mrs Harry' Hess, Zurich If so have your Eyes ViranYined. with G. Annual Hallowa, DA e Will be held in the Community Centre, Id*, On FRIDAY EVE., OCTOBER 4ptil.. d Auspices of 4.renal. Ona n er Music ,by the ' MURDOCK ORCHES William Hayter, Floor .i11140gg Dancing commences at, 9:30 ;pl.:— Admission '75.c. Purchases Farm Sydney Ramer has purchased Alarm owned by Mrs. Jack .Merner o the Babylon line, who recently had an auction sale of farm stock, etc. :We wish the Ramer's every suc- cess. Have Moved to Hensel/ Mr and Mrs. William Fuss (nee Belva Truemner) have moved their effects to their newly built home in Hensall, where the former has an electrical shop. We wish them every success. Had Good Service The Sunday evening servrce;Add in the local Mennonite .church was well attended. Rev. James Gram of Chicago being the guest speaker. Mrs. Clark made a few remarks of their work in. that city. Deacon Clare Shantz of Waterloo read the scripture. Song service was led by Mr. Alfred Ropp. A splendia spirit prevailed in the service. Purchases Service Station Mr. Wm. McAdams who has been. a mechanic in the Peahson service station in town for the past thirteen yearse.first with Ward Fritz before ,Pearson's took it over, has purchased the service station business from Lex iMeDonald of Exeter, located just opposite the Exeter Library. We wish Mr. McAdams every suocess in his business venture, but do not like to ,see him leaving town. Presentation Avery pleasant surprize party was tendered to Mr and Mrs Wm. Decker, a milt east of Zurich, prior to their moving to Zurich,,by their neighbours and friends a the Blind Line, when they were happily pres- exited handsome kitchen clock be Latest Methods seed eatdpioient at Ont., wish to announce the engage - „ Neseae,,ea Beatrice t4;,Wpf0444;; GODERICH Usually farewell parties have G. Simmons, Exeter, Ont. The we Community Centre - Zurich I le CI . cling to take place in Zurich on Salt- !a touch of sadness, but this should r'"e'd Giaase2 d megrimme Prices urday, November 21st, 1953. 1 4 4. fl,AB iiCtAN • yoUngest s •' •-•-• • e.4*. T. HARRY HOFFMAN FUNERAL HOME -4 4 -* Funeral Director — Private Car Aornbulance .1. - 4 • Member of Ontario Funeral Association • • HOLDER OF ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE FIRST AID CERTIFI- • . "44 -4 CATE — PORTABLE OXYGEN EQUIPMENT * • -* • • * HOSPITAL BEDS TO RENT — INVALID CHAIR TO LOAN la • FRESH FLOWERS SUPPLIED FROM MITCHELL NURSERIES * •se -4 WE WIRE ANYWHERE • • *• • * 24 Hour Service — Dashwood. Tel. 70W * • * • awmagnagzsaacasszessassasscasseserassioacesszsausworsouggsassauagssw ru S irior St Froz'fl ±OsS s Bird's Eye Frosted. Foods FO 11' YOUR CONVENIENCE FRUITS - VEGETABLES - FISH, - ETC. WE KEND SPECIALS H. S. KAIVI line Luncheon Meat) TIN 31c ELLMAR PURE PEANUT BUTTER, 16 -Oz JAR 32c SEA CLIFF HAND 'PACKED CHOICE TOMATOES 28oz 19c ALLENS APPLE JUICE 2, 20 -Oz TINS 29c eacumknomeengoetiesentrow. Phone 140 - C. H. THIEL Zurich 051 SATURDAY EVE., OCTOBER 31st. In honor ,of Mr and Mrs Geliid. Row- land, Bridal Couple, (Imp Feieleen Dacharme. Music by Harburn Orchestra: EVERYBODY WELCOME CARD OF THANKS I hereby ,wish to thank- all ;my friends and relatives wha sent me cards, flowers, and treats,- while a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don and since returning home. -. All of which were much appre&ated — Dennis Denomme. REEVES AT CONVENTION Reeves Wm. J. Dale, Hullett Twp. Co. Warden Alvin W. Kerslake, Hen- sall and Reeve J. H. Gaunt, West Wawanosh, have just returned from Victoria, B.C., where they attended the Canadian Good Roads Association Convention, as representatives rroan Huron County Council. The party flew both ways and report a most enjoyable and profitable time. not be regarded in such a way, for, although you are leaving this house, you are not leaving your fa,milea your friends, or your community, ',etch mean more to one than any building caul& We are sure that you will find contentment and much happiness in your new home. Before you take •up. residense in Zurich, we, your neighboaft§ and fri- ends, have come to make the memory of your departure Trona this neigh- bourhood a bit more pleasant. As a tangible remembrance of our adieu we ask you to accept this gift. -Your Neighbours and Friends. The Scout's Corner On Saturday, Oct. 24th a District Jamboree of Scouts and Cubs was held at the Agricultural Grounds here Groups were present from Centralia, Zurich, Grand Bend, Clinton, God4r- ich, Seaforth and Brussels. The af- ternoon began with a parade to :the music of the Exeter High School Band. The line of boys with banners flying gave a lift to all who have worked so hard with the boys here for the past year. Back at the Fair gro,unds Commissioner H. C. Firth of London, took the salute and the Band played a Royal Salute while Scoutmaster Reid hoisted the colors to officially get the rally under way. Competition was keen during the whole afternoon.. Our Cub Pack won second honours, being outdone by the Minton Pack. In the General Com- petition the Zurich Scouts did ex- oeedingly well, but, because they were short-handed, had to withdraw from two events. However, they received hearty congratulations from the visiting .Scouters for their pro- gress in one short year. Because of the cold, the Cubs were moved into the arena for lunch and 'their closing They were served hot cocoa made by the lad,ies. The Scouts did their own cooking in the open air and the num- erous campfires made a cheerful pic- ture in the evening dusk. 'The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Scout Group served supper for Scout Offic- ials in the basement of St. Peter's Lutheran Church. Many complim- ents were voiced for the lovely set-up and delicious meal. Festivities closed with a urge Camp fire and sing -song; and their homes happy to dream of another session next year and ideas to make it better than ever.. The Seouts, Cuba and Leaders wisii to express sincere appreciation to all who helped in any way to • maim this day 11, suctets. NORMA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE FOR APPOINTMENTS Tel. 223 Zurich NORMA STEINBACH - Prep. RAG RUGS and CARPETS On a New Modern Loom, Made to Order — Seth 0. Amann, Zurich, Ont. Phone 128. - pamparamiammasemummunameowaratavzsawarusagoesworatirarriawarmaremomarams.w.......9......""."...."m°--mtg Terrific Value - New Bulova WATERTITE WRIST WATCHES $35.75 15 JEWELS DUST PROOF CASE SHOCK PROOF SWEEP SECOND HAND THIS IS TRULY A FINE WATCH FOR ALL YEAR ROUND IN ANY KIND OF WORK. COME IN AND SEE THEM HONORED WITH MEDAL Mr. Ed. Wurm of Markham was a 'eek -end visitor in Zurich., :staying with his sister, Mrs. Emily Fuss, also calling on his brother Mr. Jacob Wurm of Seaforth. Mr. Warren re- cently had a very pleasant surprise when he received recognition from the Royal Canadian Mail for his SI years of continuous service. We quote the f oil owin g clippings : Markham Economist and News: Mr. Ed Wurm wee a surprised man this week when he received a parcel containing a letter bearing the Royal Crest, noti- fying him that enclosed in the par - eel was a medal, made to mark that the recent coronation of the Queen, Mr. 'Wurna was invited to wear the medal, which is attached to a ribbon. The letter contained no further in- formation. Mr. Wurm guessed that he had been thus honored on account of his lengthy service with the Royal Mail -31 years. Up to the' present we have not heard of otheks receiv- ing a similar medal.—Oct, :02, 1953. And from the iStouffville Tribute of Oct. 22, the following:',..: Veteran Mail Carrier Receives Medal On Tuesday, Mr. Ed. Wurm well known Markham mail carrier received 1 a silver -medal and ribbon and mess- age of zongratulations from Eel IVIajesty, Queen Elizabeth. The a -- ward in ebIernatic of his many years of service. Mr. 'Worm has handled the express and mail in Markham for - -- the past thirty years. A. G. 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Some at Greatly Reduced Prices Work Shoes, Socks, Overalls, and Lined Jackets GIVE YOUR LAYING FLOCKS THE VERY, BEST1 BIG THREE MASH and PELLETTS Good Supply of Fresh Groceries always on 1-huidl GIVE US A CALLI IHE t11°. 1 LAKE STORE E. Schwartzentruber, Prop. Phone 1147