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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSD ,.If MORNING, NOVEMBER 3119 49
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Phone: Exeter 355W.
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Wednesday, 2 to 5 p.m., at Zurich
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Monday, Tuesday November 7-8
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—BARBERING
T have taken over the business of
the late Heiib Krueger and will be
the associated with Bert Carr in the
Barber Shop business. I ani also
operating the Tobacco and Soft
Drinks, and also the Pool Roam.
Come in and see ine for all your
needs along this line. You Patron-
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BORN,
Gingerich At Hay Township,on
October 22nd, to Mr and Mrs. Neil
Gingerich, a daughter.
Baechler — At Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on October 127th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Win. Baechler, a daugeter.
Merner — In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on October 25th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Merner, Zurich, a son.
Mr and Mrs. Don Charlton are
happy to announce the birth of a
daughter (Heather Ann) on Novem.,
ber 2nd at the Farwell Nursing
Horne, Zurich.
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Father a.nI Son
BANQUET
A Father and Son Banquet will
he held In the Zurich Evangelical, U.
B. Church, on Wednesday Evening,
November 9th.
Any (nen wishing tickets may secure
them from Leroy O'Brien or Edw.
Gascha by ,Saturday, November 5th.
75th An fivers , ry
EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL U. B.
CHURCH, ZURICH, ONT.
The celebration of the Diamond
Jubilee .of the Evangelical United
Brethren Church, Zurich, on Sunday
30th, 1949 was truly a great and.
successful event. The entire pro-
gram was carried out under the effi-
cient ieadership of the Pastor, Rev.
H.' E. Roppel.
The attendance taxed the auaitor-
ium of the church to full capacity.
After the gallery was filled chairs
had to be placed in the isles Ion the
main floor to acooinodate the crowds.
It is estimated that over one hund-
red cars were parked in the Church
area during the service Terxods.
There were friends present from as
;far west as Dauphin, Man., and south
from as far as Port Huron, Detroit,
Elkton and Pigeon, Mich. Others
came from Toronto, Bolton, Guelph,
Ri'tchener, Bridgeport, Galt, Mitchell,
Sebringvillee • Milverton, Tees$vater,
Goderich, Rodney, London, Cromarty
Forest, Grand Bend, Crediton, •Cen-
tralia, Exeter, Dashwood, Hensall,
Varna, Bayfield and other places.
Rev. Roiyl M. Geiger of Twort Erie,
Ont., a son of this congregation was
the anniversary :speaker for the Sun-
day morning and evening service.,.
He gave inspiring messages. The
Church Choir also rendered two
very excellent 'anthems at the morn-
ing :service.
The afternoon service was featur-
ed by an old-time choir composed 01
some thirty voices, all onetime mem-
bers of the old -church Ch:ir in day:
gone by. Reaniniscent speeches were
interspersed with the choir selee ions
Rev. E. Heinrich, pastor of St. Pet-
er's Lutheran church, Zurich, bioa-
ght greetings from his congregator,
Rev. H. H. Leilbold, Sebringville, a
superannuated minister, spoke as a
son of the Zurich Evangelical churcl
and in his :speech he recalled man,
interesting and humorous incidents
of his youth and church asrociution•
here. Rev. F. 11. Meyer, retire(
minister at Rodney, Ont., also re
called many interesting events of hitt
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Tel. 223.
Euchre and Dance Heid
On the evening of Nov lab the
Euchre and Dance will be held in the
town hall, Zurich, sponsored by the
W. Institute, instead :of Nov. 3rd. So
don't forget the above (tate. Look
for further particulars. Tell your
friends and bring them.
Coal Business -Sold
What is known as the Schilbe
coal. business of Zurich, lately run
by Mx. Ervin Schilbe, has been sold
to Stade & Weido of town. The
deal also includes the brick block
and weigh scales, just south of the!
Zurich. Dairy, on Victoria Street.
Was Guest Spearcer
I3ei and Mrs. Roy M. Geiger have
returned to their, home in Fort Erie
aftereepending several days over the
week..jnd visiting at the homes of his
sister and brothers. Mr. Geiger was
also guest speaker at the Evangelic-
al U. B. Anniversary on Sunday, and
on Mondaly and Tuesday evenings.His
messages were very expresive and
inspiring, .which should be put in ac-
tion in our daily lives. Maybe some
people leave the sermons at church,
jeweler and Registered
when they return to their homes, but
we hope none •did here. Optician.
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COMMUNITY CENTRE -
CANVASS
T:je second portion of the drive
fur funds for the Hay Township
Memorial Community Centre and A.
C. "Babe" Siebert Memorial Arena
will the started in a few days. This
particular drive will take in those
people who were missed on the first
round of the canvassers and also
those who said that they would do
their . bit later ;on. Since the constr-
uctieh of the Centre and Arena is
xvell m it's way, more funds will be
ltee ,teles bring; the project to a good
financial standing. To date the a-
mount contributed totals approxima-
tely 18 for 19 thousand dollars and
another seven or eight ie needed to
really put the program across. The
Oomrlmittee in change of this wish to
bring to the attention of the people
of the district the need for these ad
ditional funds, and are hopeful that
when the canvasser calls at your
homes you will be liberal with your
contributions. All people are basic•
ally Qomrnuniti,7 minded, and even
though there may be times when
there is a slight difference of opinion
in regards to this and that,, each and
every one wants to see the above
program brought to a successful con-
clusion.' Let us all get behind this
and do the very best we can to fur-
ther the Community spirit here.
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Youth for Christ
FATHER MALONEY PASSES
Rev. John T. Maloney, 45, rector
of St. Mary's R. C. Church, London
died suddenly Sunday! night of a
heart attack. He had preached a ser-
mon about an hour and a half be-
fore he was found dead in the rect-
ory by :r:,; first assistant, Iter. J. F.
McCormick. Born and spent his
early life on the Maloney homestead
about a mile south of St. Joseph,
Hay Township, being the only child
of Mrs. Bridget Maloney, now of
Windsor, and the late Michael Mal-
oney„ He received his early public
school education at S.S. No. 11, Hay
and advanced education at Assump-
tion College, Windsor; School of
Philo:!ophy, London and graduated
from the University of Western Ont..
ario in honor philosophy in 1925 -Or-
dained the same year, he served par-
ishes of St. Therese's, Windsor and
St. Joseph's, Chatham. He was! sent
to the University of Washington and
received his Master of Arts degree in
philosophy. Returning to London dio-
cese he was appointed director of the
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine.
Ile founded the eurnrner vacation
.''ehools of religion and continuer.• wtth
this work until his death. He was
made pastor of St. Mary's Church in
Tuly 1939. Pontifical requiem mays
will be solemnized Thursday at 10:30
a.m. when Most Rev. J. T. litdd, 1).
D., Bishop of London, will !officiate
.and sermon will be given by Most
Rev. ''ohs C. Cody,, coadjutorbishop
,1' ilic. ,li...case and close friend of the
i(,p ar t,,,t. The body rested at the
.uari.h v story on Lyle street Cantil
Wedne•e'•:y when it wilt lie in state
in :;t Mer'v's Church until the Amer -
el. Surviving is his mother, who is
well remembered by many of the old-
er residents of the St. Joseph dist-
triet.
Soloist - Joyce Sanderson,
Soprano, Kitchener.
Violinist - Sergeant Robert
Persan, R.C.A.F., Clinton
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