HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1950-10-19, Page 1ST. PETER'S • --COMING EVENTS--
lEvangelical Lutheran Church E N J O Y!
ZURICH — ONTARIO
IREV. E. W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR
-AD a.m.—Divine Services. TO
�is.lb a.m. —Sunday School. Earl Heywood and his CK
.7.30 p.m. --Divine Worship. Barn Dance Clan?
"Everybody Welcome) to all services. Hay Twp. Community Ce
ZURICH, on
�s 'Thursday, October 19th.
Dancing 10-1
Make it a date to 'go dancing to
.Popular Orchestra
Admission — 75 cents
Entire Proceeds for Zurich Hoc
Are You Suffer' From Club.
" ItHeadachesT HYMENEAL
E' QR, Have your M re® ibiC m&ed vith •Jacob& - Hauser Nuptials Celebra
Me Itegt I�Lodszd pa2re�� pA very pretty fall wedding t
lace in Calvary Memorial E. U.
A. L. COLE, R.0• Church, Rodney, on Saturday aft
moon, October 14th, at 2:30 p.
-OPTOMETRIST & OpTWAAN -when FMary Jean, onlip daughter
Mrs. Gertrude Hauser :and the 1
UOD C]H --OWL John Hauser Sr., became the br
d Glasses Ms Priem of Laird M. Jacobe, only son of
Chateau-®Wling banes
GRANT) BEND
Register For League . Bowling
Oji Bowling Every Week -end
LUNCH BAR
Nice Way To Spend An Evening!
Spectators Welcome!
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Member of Ontario Funeral Association
Holder Of ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE FIRST All) CERTIFICATE
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P� FLOWERS SUPPLIED FROM MITCHELL NURSE'ittl9Il
WE WIRE ANYWHERE <,
2'4 44utg Service -Z .Dashwood 'Tel, 70W. "li:
THIEL'S
Sup�rzor Store
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MEN'S WEAR 'LADIES' LINGERIE
INFANTS BOY'S' `GIR1,5' CLOTHING
FRESH GROCERIES FRUITS
VEGETABLES CURED MEATS
IF REQUEST -ED, WE DELIVER
GIVE US :A 'CALL FOR SERVICE!
Phone 1 s C. H. `X`I� M � Zurich
and Mrs. Garnet Jacobs of Zurich,
Ontario. /
The altar of the -church was bank-
ed with -white Baby -Mums and Datil--
ias, ,and flanked with white Cathedral �..
Candles. The chancel -of the church
was profusely decorated with pink
Baby -mums and white Bridal Ribbon.
During the wedding service whlclr �•-®..� �...- - "�
NX was celebrated by the parish minister To E.Atertain Convention
the Rev. F. Paul Erb, the organ
softly spoke the bridal hymn. The various •Officials of the Hay
The ,bride, Who was given in mar- Mutual Fii•e Insurance Co., attended
ritre riage by her uncle, Mr. Elgin Wei- the monthly meeting held at Cred-
gand, of Dashwood, looked lovely in iton on Saturday. This Thursday
a traditional gown of white slipper will be a .big . day floc this organiz-
satin, fashioned with flitted 'bodice, ation when they will celebrate the
and a neckline •and yoke of nylon net. 75th anniversary .of its founding by
Long fitted sleeves fell into IilyF entertaininj the annual convention
this points over the wrist. Her finger-tip of the Mutual Fire Insurance Com -
veil was of nylon, and she carried an (11'anies of this district. Some 12-5
informal bouquet ,of red roses and Delegates are e"Xpected to be present
key white baby -mums. The ,bride was at- I and the al%air will be held in the new
tended by Miss Doris illcQuire, of Community, Centre.
Chatham, charmingly gowned in fall- I
blue taffeta, with fitted bodice and Retdrned from Trip
bouffant skirt. She wore a crown- Mr and Mrs. Aaron Gingerich and
ted less hat of matching taffeta, and blue Miss Mildred Gingerich, Mr. Isiah
to gloves' completed her costume. She and Lambert Witmer have returned
B. carried an arm bouquet of yellow from an ,enjioyable trip -to Michigan.
er- mums and yellow gladioli. They visited with relatives and fri-
m• Little Miss 'Mary Mistele of Rod- ends at Breckenridge, Clare, Elkton
Of ney, 'cousin of the bride, made a and Pigeon:` They had the -grand
ate charming flower girl. She was privilege of visiting with, :Mr. Wit -
de gowned in fall -pink and carried a mer's mother-in-law, Mrs. John Gall -
Mr white satin (bridal 'basket of pink man whoWill celebrate hehr 95th
mums. birthday neXt .month. She is still
Master Larry McClinchey of Lon- quite good health although rather
don, cousin of the groom, was the feeble othert'vise, her mind is very
ring -bearer carrying the ring on a keen.,
traditional white statin pillow. The
bridegrio'om' was assisted by John HUR6N OLD BOYS
Hauser Jr., of Rodney, ibm-ther of
the .bride. The ushers were Maurice The fall Ictivities of the Huron
Mistele of Rodney, cousin of the County Old Boys' Association of Tor -
bride, and Claire Geiger of Zurich, onto got off,ta an excellent start
cousin of the groom. The weddIn"with a bowling party at Acorn. Cen-
music was played by Mrs. Charles tral Bowling;Alley The attendance
Ludy of .Rodney, who used as ,the was small butt competition keen. The
processional Lohengrin's `Bridal high Score -vias won by Mrs. Ray
Chorus," and as is recessional "The Carter and Xi! .. Ken 'MacAulay. Plans
Wedding March" by Mendesllohn. are now rn.ad'e,to hold the Golden
The soloist, Mrs. Wm. 'Fuss of Zur- Jubilee A.t ,WM. ' on Fridalyi, I Novem-
ich, sang as an invocatoin "The ler 3xd, ai + 4 War Aisiputations' of •,
ford's Prayer" ,and as �a .vesper ben- Ganad�a, 5'0 " ellekey St., West. Mr. i
ediction, "I .Love You, Truly." �F�red Elliott? FChairman.
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•one CereYrliiiiy a recepL-
�3on was held in the 'church parlours. Evangeheal Church
Baskets of );ink mums provided an
effective setting for the wedding The Youth Fellowship of the Ev.
dinner, served to fifty guests. The angelical V. B. Church had their an -
bride's table was centred with a 3- nual election of oft3eers for the cur -
tier wedding cake, and flanked with rent fall :and' winter season last Tu,
pink tapers and pinks :baby-nium. esday evening. The officers die as
The guests were received by the follows: Rev. H. E. Roppel, Minis•
bride's mother gowned in ,black crepe ter; Miss Nola Krueger, Youth Dir -
with satin trim, and black accessories ector; President, Betty Anne Gas,
and wearing a corsage of red roses. cho; 1st Vice Pres., Joyce Witmer;
She was -assisted by the mother of the 2nd Vice Pres., Joan Dietz; Secret -
groom, gowned in full-groon crepe; ary, Kathryn O'Brien; Treasurer,
black accessories -completed her eos- Donald O'Brien; Pianist, Mary Lou
(tame and she wore a corsage of yel- Fritz.
low roses. In the-tourse of !business it was
decided to hold regular meetings
)7or their wedding trip to North- twice a month, — on each atternate
ern Ontario, the bride chose a suit Tuelsdaly, evening. A minimum toll-
of blue gabardine; with navy acces- eetion fee of 10c. was agreed upon
sones, and she wore a corsage of for each member at each meeting.
pink roses. Guests were present from It was also -decided to show a Reld.g-
Detroit, Chatham, Zurich, ,Dashwood ious Talkie film depicting some bible
'zit•(l L• oiid•on. The groom's gift to story on Mon -day evening, Novemb-
(the bAde w0' ai:1, ,st of silver, to the �. ith, following the anniversary
bridesmaid, ,a 5ilv0i ,ll'teac� :i;, ate, to Sunday.
w the flower girl, ming ibdai'eP and lbw- Yloris Club News
I
omsman, .gold rings and to the :t}filii'sJ
matching tie -clips. Upon thein r�*
turn from the wedding tri.* the A vesly iA3 14ing meeting was
double will reside on the fff i'4zWs held oil Mona aY AvPning in the Dom.
ftflhl hear Zurich. inion Housedinin"'O )loom• with a fine
n<- attendance. Lion "Rill ;Siebert of ,
tlre program committee,_ l+ad atra
ndUe An ncinfed to have jMr. Douglas Know'!"es' So '
l:veter as special speaker and
who �
chose for his subject `Indra". The d
N ()RMA ' S
RAG RUGS and CARPETS
BEAUTY SHOPPE I
FOR APPOINTMENTS On a New Modern Loom, Made €t
Tel. 1223. Zurleb Order — Seth 0. Amann, Zurkk.
NORMA STEINBACH - Prop. Ont. Phone 128.
Save Costly Watch Repair
With Regular 'Watch Care
>n
'Oblme coal
CHANGE NOW
YOUR WATCH NEEDS PERIODIC To the Coal you can depend Vn thi+lt
winter. Solve typur heating probI'er>S
LEANING OND OILING. IF YOU this easy way and change to the coal
JWN A BULOVA OR ANY OTHER that will definitely assure you con-
tinuous ,heat throughout the winter
?INE WATCH BE SURE AND months. And remember — BLUE
SAVE IT CLEANED AND OILED COAL burns better and lasts longer,,
kT LEAST ONCE A YEAR
(32 Years Experience) LORNE E. HAY
Office Ph. 10. House Ph. 673rtr.
d� HENSALL
Jeweler and Registered D'oe's Vitimized Feeds
Optician.
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Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director
Private Car Ambulance Service
Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Rent p
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L AWS FOIA 1 LL. OC- - CASIONS
Day and Flight Service__
Telephone:~ Res, 89 - or 122, Zurich
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GrOcery Store
We are ever at your service with the hest ' lines
obtainable of
FRESH GROCERIES
All Fresh Vegetables, Fruits in Season as well as
. Canned Fruits and Vegetables on hand
Candies - Nuts - and Confectionery in supple
.: LIVE US A CALL
Maenn®
of urich
PRODUCE WANTED. Phone 165
ions learned inany things they did "
THE OPENING OF AM bLE'CTRIC not previously know a,bloat this far ms
SHOP Iwr CRiEDITfiN away land with it's nf
were right.—Advt. and Campbell Chapman.ON
We have a Good Supply of Men's Overalls, Worts
Pants, Shirts and Work Socks. Also a fine
stock of Fall and Winter Underwear.
J US T A 1IR I V
MEN'S WORK SHOES AND RUBBER
BOOTS.
Also a big variety of Rubber Footwear for lien,
Women and Children.
GIVE US A CALL!
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
I T 11. E N i L A. i i E SIn ift D. It El
E. Schwartxentru4er, Prop, Pbo>nie 11-97
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i any m- Ons o
people. A nuinber -of Lions from
We are :prepared to do' Electrical
the London Club dropped in fior the
Wiring of all kinds in the Crediton,
supper and meeting and aroused
and Zurich Ddstriots.
things up considerably. These bolt's
�7(
Electric
were out for a bit of fun and they
cairte to visit a live
V\%uerth
good ana' peppy
Chub to do -their stuff. When It was
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all over, the tail4wister had a nice
bit of fines in his strong -box collect-
ed in fines. The next meeting will
The "Voice of Temperance
be on Nov. 8th in the Coin. Centre,
catered to by the local Women's in.
Said a minister to a beaten alc'holic
"1karry, in God''s how did
stitute, when the Lions will entertain
name, a
their Lioness, ,opt ,better known as
man like ?you come to this. The ans-
"Ladies' Night.
wer came "Well may ,you ask that
question. I had a good home. but I
Last Wednesday evening some 1:8
was a young fool. I knew what liquor
local Lions motored to .London to
had done to many ,but I was sure it
attend the big rally at the .London
could not happen to ine. (:could (hint:
Hotel where t.hry eritestained the In -
and let it alone. I ought to have
tornation-il Pr"ident H, C. Petvy, of
known better, .that no one can safely I
'1 r xas at the district rally of the var-
experiment on himself with alcolil.
ren, Oul);.. At this gatborin;g The
One thing I completely overit,oked
nvwly oi`,_,anized Graand Bend Club
that alcohol is a habit formintr drug.
i E.1'ok- d il..z charter, among" other in.
I was ,going to ,be a moderate drinker,
tirc-,.ting item;, The Officers of the
i but before I knew where i was 'the
0-,10 04,11d Club are: 11'resident,
habit had me in its grip. Oh : re, 1f I i
'.r7e vice presidents, G.
could only start over attain, I'd i,nl o i
. rn:: ,, 1:, ', :bianore, Art Pugh;
touch a drop of the infernal stuff. In
"Icy., Prod Wilson; areas. Ken Young
In1y young days I thought the toetot • �
7 inn Tamrr, Wally Dc,;jardine; song
allers, as neve called them, were fanat-
leaden•, Jas, Breen; directors, J. W.
i'cs and fools. I know now that they
Holt, Toter Eisenibach, Will 'Glen
were right.—Advt. and Campbell Chapman.ON
We have a Good Supply of Men's Overalls, Worts
Pants, Shirts and Work Socks. Also a fine
stock of Fall and Winter Underwear.
J US T A 1IR I V
MEN'S WORK SHOES AND RUBBER
BOOTS.
Also a big variety of Rubber Footwear for lien,
Women and Children.
GIVE US A CALL!
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
I T 11. E N i L A. i i E SIn ift D. It El
E. Schwartxentru4er, Prop, Pbo>nie 11-97
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