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CHESTER I,.. SMITH, PUBL 3HXK,,
1.stablished 1900. ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MARC 30 ( 950 $1.75 at. Year in Advauce.. J,
$2.00 in U. S. A., in Advance.
S ". METER'SAldon
" , OBI T UAR'Y 4 %'!d' RAG ALTOS and CARPETS
.-�. BEAUTY SIOI��E
Ries Suddenly at Grand. Bend
`_Evanuelical Lutheran ChurchGRAND BEND Ronald Avery, aged 25 of 'Ottery
ville, a telephone -employee died Sud- , FOR APPOINTMENTS On a New Modern Loom,., Made
7URYCI3 — ONTARIO Presents for Your. Enjoyment. thedenly at -Grand Bend, lie was slaying»
at the Brenner Ido+use and his body -
Tel. X223. Zur•Ieh Order — Seth O. Amt�kn�, Zurid4
Following Attractions
REV. E, W: HEIMRICH, PASTOR _ was found Slumped on the Doom in � � _ Ont. Phone 128.
Friday, Saturda March 31, April 1 the bathroom. A po-t tnorse;.xT�� NORMA STEINBACII Trop.
�0 aan.—Divine Services. �y lidid biyl'a Stratford coroner, but be; — —_ --
11.15 a.m. —Sunday School. Rin Crosby Ann Blyth pronounced that death was caused To Mark Golden Wedding
Ring p Mr, and Mrs. William Dougzas of
Barry Fitzgerald Hume Cro:nyrx by natural causes. The remains were Brucefield are celebrating their gol-Oilih
7.30 p.m.—Divine Worship. g
TOP O' THE MORNING I taken to Otterville. Is survived by den wedding anniversary on TuesdayR
,Everybody Welcome, do all Services. his parents, his wire and three yoRin;, March 28th. They were at 1towe to I
The, most delightful. of Romantic daughters. He has been employed by their friends in the afternoon and
the telephone Co. JOT Some years. "evening., Former residents of the fly'
Shenanigans—The Gayest of Trish Brake district before moving to
EMMANUEL +Goings�,on The Music is Magic. The Late Mrs M.McAllister : Bruce -field many years ago.
THE WORLD'S FINES 1' LIGH T E`R s.. M ='
Comedy is Riotous Mr:,,. Charles' McAllister died 'a c her. Moving to New Home
EVANGELICAL U. B. CHURCH home in Toronto Tuesday March 21.,
Mas. Riose Brown who has, during AN IDEAL GIFT FOR ALL
Cartoon "Campus' Capers" and "Sky The former Hannah Sproat, site had, the PHON YO a 0 ,
Rider." been in paotr health fon' the pastil past summer slid part or fall f
Zurich — Ontario _ and winter had a fine new home er
OCCASIONS,:,
three ars. Born in Tuckersmttlt ' � just west of the Zurich Mill
• Ye ' � e�c�ted � a
REV. H. E. ROPPEL _l+i,ond'a * resided om the Parr Line for many BUY ONE FOR DAD OR BOTHER lm
y, Tuesday April 3-�I• and is moving therein at present.The
tears following her marriage before new hoarse is very attractive and! sure -
Minister "LUST FOR GOLD" taking up .residence in Toronto 3=1 OR SISTER FOR EASTER Your Blue 'Coal Dealer
Iy Books very comfortable; ana we
,years ago. •Sua:viving are one son hope Mrs. Ba;own will enjoy many Wants you to know
Adult, Entertainment Edison Galt; and one daughter, Mrs years to coiile therein. The al,cany FLINTS REEKS RONSONOL FUEL
Mrs. Milton Oescti - �rgaacs't , , g
Frank Brooks, Toromuto, one sister,' A Heat Re p
Ida •Lupino Glenn Ford uctura)I design is very unique and Regulator will ay yoaq
,Sunday Services*, Mrs. Robt. Ball, Seafoi bh. Mr. Mc- WE HAVE ITT
:Giig Youtag Willram Prince nio time or effort was spared to make back the cost in fuel saved in one
a0:00 a.m.—Divine Worship. Allister predeceased her some years this an ideal residence.
Furious, Passionate Adventure Ina ago. A public funeral was held from season;• besides the comfort of Auto.
Bonthaon's Funereal Home Hensall Roads Are Breaking Up RONSON SERVICE PARTS IN ( inatic controll.
:.ttl,lb0+ a.m.—Bible Selaooi, , , g
Land of. a Thousand Temptations. Thursday„, March 23rd at 2 p.m. sand
7:30 p.m.—Divine Woksliip. interment was in Hensall Union With thd"-spring breakup here, the, STOCK FOR ALL MODELS
Paramount Newsreel, Cartoon and Cent,etery, country gravel roads air,getting pret=� Ask, your Blue Coal Dealerl
Welcome at all Services—"Comte „Hollywood Holiday" ty bad and roads are breaking p
Q,ou with us and we 4vi:li$ da thee .through, and it is a common thing to G. HI W. R. DAVIDSON
good." Num. 10:29.. BEAN BOARD RETURNED ]hear .that cars have to be hauled out-
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mith the tractor. Years ago it was Jeweler and Registered
�o1se 1®
The entire board of the Ontario the- horses, anti sone fared well on. ROE'S' `b�'ITIMIZED FEEDS
r=" Bean Growers' Marketing -Borardwas •charging the traditional two dollars
Optician.0 „ �A�`bis OF THANKS returned on Saturday at a meeting •a, ,pull, but now the tractor taken o,m
in Hotel London. D. M. Campbell; care orf this, but we do not know the N1fMrtlN!!�<gaYlla3�®011�6�t?�B r►+t+®®�flt�eBo®��s��®®®®�i��Oti
\ Mrs. Ross Johnston wishes to. ex- chairman resided. A resolution ,
, p general fes, as we try and keep our
1 press her: sincere appreciation to from the gathering recommended to •nose out sof those places.
Are YOU SI a the an any frierids who kindly remem, the •board that only top grades of
tiered: her with cards and flowers, white :beans be made aviailable to the ; Celebrate 55tH Anniversary
H �, While she was a patient in St. Jos- public. The board consists of D. M Mr. and Mrs. Christian G'aseho of a
eph's Hospital, London. Campbell, Blenheim; W. R. Clenden town were. congratulated •ori Sunday, gLiemed ErillJalriler aY1d Fturteral I3�xector
lIi so, Have your lac ? deiex& Willi ring, Blenheim; D. Henry, Turner - _ g
rt being their 515th,wedding anniver-
iMrs. Roland Geiger and Family ville; Geouge Armstrong, Exeter; .Bary;. ancI° the dalyt was• 'appropriately Private Car Ambulance Service
the Latest Metho&. and Euro t a Will atr} Hau h Daehwotd • AIoxis
�--�--- wish. to ex >aess _ .Sixawere . •�>}a•?�'; , t0 .,--� . ,. g t `. `�•, ,adrrt ryvi!th their, �fapniI3= being . ;a11 at •
their"neiglil�oums end •many friends 1VILCann, 1�IISo Craig, Angus llcL .,, Bed and Whe'e�lbhaa for Rent
A. L CO &0. Pawl -hill; • C. Militom Dutton ,Charles honne; ;hour cIt idren, Mr•:..Aanos €bsti�tat
for kindness shown and sympathy , , Gascho of the Bronson line, Mr.
~ (OPTOMETRIST�i �i1C41i Ii expressed through cards, gifts of Bannister, Ailsa Craig; W. P. Corn- Clarence Gaseho.on the old farm, Mrs = FLOWERS FOR ALL OC'OASIO;� °'
flowers, loam of'cars, and personal en anMcKellar, il, Appid S. McKellAlvinston
Vieth 'Amtans got town•, and Miss Laux"<t � Day and Night SeA'4g�
GODEMCH --a ORi`lri, services duringtheir recent bereave- R. E. McPherson is secretary. Min -
at home. Also their grand children
ment. imum prices for the 1949 crop prev- and, great' grandson. They were Tek-oio se: Res. 89 - or 122, Zurich
Uood Glasses At W4 Prices iously had :been set by the board. presented with a beautiful bouquet �
Until March 31, growe_ls are tore of Carnations,, a purse containg a
ceive at Beast $3.35 a .bushel. From sten of money by the children. A
C" �,•., April 1 to July 31, the price is $8.60 most sun`iptuous wedding dinner was
a .bushel for all beans containrn not
g also enjoyed in, where fowl was serv-
Ire than one pound damage per ed a fine wedding cake centred the
bushel and not more than 18 per cent table, and many other goodie swere
r000GtG CCG7 A1I7.l11.(ri?(llbl'•P moisture. partaken of.- Mr. and Mrs. Gascho
• .are both 7G years of age,�and enj°
Member o Ontario Funeral Associatrort The Voice of Temperance life very much although not ass young
Holder Of ST. JOHN'S AMBULANGE FIRST AID CERTIFICATE as ,years ago. Th•�ir many f'rien,l,
Wham will the public realize that a extend dongratulations.
portable OXYGEN Equipment drunk man'J law breaking is not to CELEBRATE 90th. BIRTHDAY
be excu,�ed on the ground that he
1IOSPIT.AIL. BEDS 'r CT RENT—INVALID CHAIR TO LOAN was under the influence of liquor'.' Zurich's olde t resident, Mr.
th
FRESH FLOWERS SUPPLIED FROM .MITCHELL NURSERIES hHis
dulnkenessof li s lawbreaking oes not Whetn Andrew.
Tot Apr,l `Lll oy celebratehis
iat90he
A Wham WIRE ANYWHERE will the pictures stop displaying the home of +his son, Mr and Mrs. George
plight of a drunk man for the amuse- J. Thiel of town, with whom he has
�� Iloc�r ,r�"e,rvic, Dashwood Tel. 70W. ment of the audience? it's -not funny resided since the death of his wife
—It's pathetic and shameful. When (aathekhie Price) seven and a. half
will the public learn that drunlcell- fears 'ago. He .was ;born in Kitchen-
.; is a disease just a, deadly as er and has resided in Hay Township
tuberculosis end to be treated with for 87 years. He had dour brothers
i just as much seriousness!—Adv. Dan, Henry, Conrad and George who
are all deceased, and two sisters
c
T E LSHOLLAND MARSH GARDENS liv-
ing, Mrs. Lena McAlpine, Woodstock ck
and Mrs. Man, Siernon, Kitchener.
lYir. Thiel was enrplo'yed by the J. a -
We are very grateful to Mr. Met- Williams Flour Mills for 4.5 year.,•
e p vyn Stelck, of Bradford, for iatatnng First driving team and wagon for 25
0""e us a rec mt Copp of the magatur- years and then the truck for 20
"`.L'r<ide aitd Transpot'tation" festal'• years delivering flour to the C.N.R.
B ° td- it • AAI
ng Holland Marsh Garden,, r
'old Ontario ad Published by A. H•z�""�""°�"
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station and warehouse at I-Ien,a .. r
and the late Mrs. Thiel were married
1�
Wilford, of 'Toronto. 'Thousands of
rct:e's of .what was considered as use-
lowlying peace marsh lands
G1 year:, of Lutheran faith and had
three sons, William, George and El-
mer, all of Zurich, and two daughter.;
eD
ess,
for three
Mrs
were drained, cultivated
Mrs. 13ety°,y CLausius, Zurich and
,'ears before producing, have now He-
Dorsen Saunders, Kitchener. There
come "Big Business" in growing �'ei'-
stables, which find their way into the
are 31 grandchildren and 3(i great -
grand children, (32 great grand ebil-
markets of Canada, as well Rs the U•
dren live in or near Zurich. So
S.A. Known as "Ontario'. Vegetable
Gardens", grow the fittest celery in
Grandpa is never lonesome and en -
joys the company of the yotntaer
Fountains, Heaters, Brooder Wafers, $rOClcle
th,r world, potatoes, lettuces and prey
generation. Mr. 'thiel is very* active
ctically every other kinds of veget-
and love -1 to talk about the olden
Pipes and Elbows.
abless surpass anything most Of ns
times and every day spends part of
have ever seen. The sea$011 s e titre-
his tide in the Oce of the 'Thiel
v—
ated crop is calculated to run up "0
Transport, operated by his grandson
five million dollar,. In 1949, the
present 7,000 a:er;es of reclaimed soil
and other'
Mr. Earl Thiel, and lie is willing to
take charge when necessary, anMwer-
telephone call., etc., and in the
N W
produced prime vegetables
ing
products that rcquired '1,200 railw'ty
,umnier he is a familiar c-ompani •n
cars and !10,000 trucks tt tt`aii,'pOrt
them to market "There ire a•lo It
with his soli Gaorpp, who i�, a lural
trail carrier. Mit Thiel is looking
PIONEER CHICK lil�IT�I�LEs AND STAR -
acres in all that could be PC -forward
to the Thiel Reunion which
claimed. Irl 1948 it parade of i A•x
claimed.
City
will lie hold in Zurich on CIVIC NOli-
There
TE RS. Give These a Try!
load 1d trucks journeyed to the
day, August 7th, 1'1;10. were
Ball at Toronto, where the m:tyol'
ab at ',00 at last year's reunion which
he Troon
IIA
welcomed this gig; attic demons¢ ttion
,4 is hell at Mitchell, and :nas
FRESH I C� OCI✓I�II S ALWAYS �AY°`a ON
>•iho+vine their products- Vast refr•ig;•-
tete oldc..t member present for malty
eraqon plants, grading, proev in'.;
and shippin.4 plants are to be se'"
ticks. x neone ha, asked if in those
efaly days when Nfr. Thiel was tealn•
011
y..
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BLA Y S
everywhere The Govetnrn, nis hiLve
develop-
i f <tt dliis time of year the peolrle
in the roads so ft•0e1y
1111HE -
,one their part in this great
anent. The late Prof. W, N. nay 01
became mired
as at present, and with no tractoi;s
SchwartZentrubeY Prop.Phone
the O.A,C. Guelph, played a bigto
pn'li theist out, how ,they really di(k
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hart, m -well 'as other prominent oft•
"'et int of the faire,
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Cials,