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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 29 45 Chester L. Smith, Publishaa
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EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
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C. R. Hookendern. Pastor
Mrs. M. Oesch, Organist
SUNDAY SERVICES
1112 an.—Divine Worship.
21 a.m. Church School
7.30 p.m.—Divine Services.
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONT.
ftev, E. W. Heirnrich, Pastor
10 cm—Divine Services.
2ifilats a.m.—Sunday saoca.
17.30 Divine Worship.
?Everybody We/eanso to all Services;
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CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs . Simon Hoffman
and family wish tothank their many
friends and relatives for their kind-
ness •amd sympathy shown them in
their recent sad bereavement, of a
dear son and brothel-.
Federation Banque.
Will be held on
Wednesday, April 4th.
In the
. Town Hall, Zurich
At 7 p.in.
Prop. J. C. Steekle, 0. A. C., Ridge -
town, will -be the guest speaker. •
Tickets `are still .avalable.
ANNUAL MEETING
Will be held at 8.30. .p.m.
Theo Steinbach, 'Secretary.
Bert. Klopp, President- '
RU:MMAGE & .BAKING. SALE
The Ladies' Aid of the Evangelical
Chureh are holding a Rummage Sale
at the Town Hall, on Saturday, Ap-
ii 7th, afternoon and eveneng. Home-
madelBak.ina and Apron Sale in con-
nection. You are invited to come
and avail yourself of this opportun-
ity The sale opens at 2 p.m.
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Mr. aild Mrs. Vidor Dinnin were
'Sunday-vasitors in Dashwood.
Mrs. Mabel Snider of Sarnia, is
aperaling a few weeks with friends
here.
. Mr. John Truemner of Toronto is
visiting 'with his relatives in this -vic-
inity.
Mr. Henry Gackstetter received a
nasty gash in his hand last week
which required several stitches.
Mr. Jahn Albrecht received an
injury to his right arm while at work
the ether day.
Mi'. . and Mrs. Edgar rWuerth of
town were Sunday Met visitors with
Mr and Mrs. I. Heist, terediton.
Miss Ethel Williams, Mrs. T. L.
Williams and Mr. !Calvin Williams
spent day in London visiting fri-
ends.
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The many ,friends -of Mr. John
Gellman are pleased to meet him on
The baptism rites were conferred the street in good health after his
on three baby .girls in the Evangel- J recent illness.
le -al church, Sunday morning. the Mr. .a.nd Mrs. I.Hy. Lawrente have
little ones were the daughters of Mr.dreturned, from their farm near Mit-
and Mrs. Delbert Geiger, Mr. and ehell and will be al home in the ap-
Mrs. Clarence &bade, and Mr. and •artment in town.
Mrs.,,Wit. A. Siebert. - The im weather has put the fin-
e
Farm Forum
lishing toualastry. And many people are very
ch on the maple syrup in -
disappointed as are the 'producers in
53 attended the last meeting of not Iberia, able to fill the full supply.
the season of the Blake Farm Forum Mr. and Mrs. Chris. .Schultz and
at the home of Mr. Clarence Parke.
Alter the secretary conducted a ques-
tionaire sent out by the Provincial
Office, Yr. john Armstrong gave a
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Thornloe, Ont., March 8, 1945.
The Herald. )01fice, Zurich. --
Dear Sir—,Find -enclosed our sub-
scription to Herald for another year.
.Theweekly,news from home. .
BY reports you . have had a real
.winted down south with blocked
of Sick and Injured. Licensed Embalmer and + • •reasna-reailless days, you will be
glad to welcome spring, which must
be only around the corner now. We
have 'had a kevely wintet up north,
with very little 'storm and not so
much snow either, though now in
March it snows most every day and
on the level it is piling up some. Our
mall ha1
t. offman Ifuntral *me 4..*
Private Car Ambulance Service for the Conveyance
Funeral Director.
MEMBER OF THE ONTARIO FUNERAL ASSOCIATION.
DAY OR NIGHT TELEPHONE N. 70
Dashwood Ontario
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INSURANCE BOOKS
or AII efarlorni:
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ending March 31st, 1945, must be exchanged for.
new books.,
New Insurance Books for he fiscsi year 1945-46
will be exchanged by the LociEmployrneot and
Selective Service Office fttyextor area for expired
ansurance Books upon ,cerapietien of the second
last page in the expired bliyalzs.
Protect the hems& rights of yitmr employees
by sending in their`*isidbOilth properly corm.
pieced on MarchIlit. -) „
Tore er- ui5e fear failing to
make thunsirdoyannat Insurance contri-
butions taw jeer gramma entployaes and
for faiTare to, maxim. the Insurance Haakft
requirWaL.
VATEMPLOIVMENT INSURAINVE COMMISSUM
1 ,alummuor NITICREM, LOUIS J. TROVIITX
Minister of Lebow . R. I. tfALLON
ALLAN M. MITCRELL
Periakiesiesisrs.
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s not missed more than three
days for -storms ell winter.. The T.N.
-0. bus has not missed a day on a 40
mile run to Elk Lake, this line is
south of our halm about 50 rods.
You better aorme way up north where
we have. bright sunny days, and not
so mach storm even if the temper-
ature drOpi little;` 50 and 51 below
were rep:orted as the coldest morn-
ings. Yours ISincerely, (Mrs. Gordon)
Alberta Johnston.
St. Joseph and Beaver Town
The funeral of the late 'Richard
Masse of Grand Bend Which was
held in this parish on Friday last
was one of ;the largest held in this
pariah. The church being tilled to
capacity. Solemn requim High Mass
being sung lby Father 0. Martin;
officiated with Father Lucier of Zur-
ich :and' Father Kelly of Forest. The
sermon being delivered by the latter
his text being on Death Certain.
Those who attended the funeral
from other points were: Seaforth
Niagara Falls, Goderich, Exeter
'Windsor, London and Detroit and
surrounding disetict to mourn his
loss Are his parents and the remain-
ing members of the family, his wife
and four young children, the eldest
being six yearof age with three
months old baby the. yopagest. The
entire community eaten& their great -i
est sympathy to theiaereived ones.
Mia. Leon jeffrey, ,Se.,* has retute-
ed to this btarg ofteiiing the
winter months at Grand 'Bend with
Mr. and Mrs:1 Wilbur T4wey.
. Engineer Napoleon 'Latcharme of
the Air Force feorn Armstrong, Ont.
spent the week -end with his ramily
end relatives.
Already seeding has started in
this vicinity and farmers report the
land in good shape. It is early, but
if you look back and count the start-
ing of winter Pince last November,
thee there should be no doubt of
spising being here to stay for this
seae'en. Most Pat -leen are smiling
de4tegother t.:? carry through their
sltock, .and it will be a cheery day
whey green grass ellonts torth it
tender
family of Seaforth spent last week-
end:with Mr. and Mrs Moses Erb of
the -BIin
,..The•;:tiiilieti • Drama kmon the
Leper'"-wilT be given by the Young
People -of' the Emmanuel iavaagelieal
,Church on, iclay March 30th, at
8 pm. A cordial invitation is exten-
ded to everyone.
Recently there have been several
breakthroughs on Highway No. 83
west of Exeter owing to the frost
earning out of the ground. Cars were
stuck •and...had to be pulled out with
difficulty. Traffic from Dashwood and
Grand Bend 'was routed through
Crediton, but now all is well again.
OBITUARY .
The Leta Crge Becker
Funeral services, for the late
;George Becker who died last Tuesday
in his 71st year at his home in Dash-
wood, was held on Friday from the
T. Harry Hoffman funeral Homt. at
Dashwood to the Zion Lutheran
church where a memorial servree was
conducted -at 3 p.m., by Rev. T. Luft
interment followed in -the Lutheran
cemetery. Mr. Becker was born in
Hay Township, and operated a farm
and a cement businese north of Dash-
wood. He retired' about a year ago
and has since, resided in Dashwood,
where he was atAnamber of the Zion
Lutheran Church. He is ,survived 'by
his wife, 1Vlary Rarich, formerly of
the Zut,ich district; one daughter,
Hilda, and one son, Emil, both at
home; three' sisters, Mrs. Ed, Stire,
and Mrs. Wan, Bieber of Hay Town-
ship, -and Mrs. .Mary Martene, of
Dashwood; time brothers, John and
Charles of Hay Township and Will-
iam of Stephen Twp. The pallbearers
were Edmund Waiper, Aaron Oestrei-
cher, -Sam ,0,estreicher, Reinold Mill-
er, ?Lewis Rader and Lewis 'Kraft.
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ZURICH
More than 600 persons attended
requiem High Mass for Richard Jos-
eph Masse in St. Peter's charch,
French eSettlement ,at11:30. Friday
morninggekle was the
meniber o4 ,the. famous ftigtskt
of 21 childama of St. 'Joseph, and MS
death waa:caused by .burns ,when
oil can exploded in his hands and
spilling its:eoptents casaaa him 'at,
'home, Grand Bend. Mr. IVilisse aritea
a former ,poliee officer at 'Welland and,
Grand Bend, and members of the co-'
unty and provincial police acted as
honorary pallbearors. Constables
Prank Fox and Wan. Gardiner, re-
presented the provineial force, and
Constable Jack Ferguson of Exeter,
and Constable Helmer Snell of Sea-
foith, represented the county tamed
Active pallbearere, were Lloyden De-
aornme, Thos, Denortune, Rudolph'
torriveuu), Prey Bedard, ClettntS'
Denotrarte, Maxim ,Teitrey, Denniti
cbarrette$ and PierreuhAn
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JUST WHEN YOU MED IT MOST, WE HAVE
PEED FEED
Pioneer Big 3 Laying Mash and Hatching Ration,
Pig Starter and Concentrates
The Chick Season iS just around the db e* '5tart-
,your Chicks right with Pioneer Chick 'Starter..,.
In spite of the difficulties in securing thern, we have
the following Renis to offer:
Cod Liver Oil, Bone Meal, Mineral Supplement,
Oyster Shell, Hen and Chick Grit, Etc.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
REIF BILAIO, STOKE.
Ealatutut $ynottitentrither, Prop. Phone: 11407