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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY
ST. P TER' A.1don TheatrE
l vans elical Lutheran Church GRAND BEND
ZURICH —" ONTAIUO :'resents for Your. Enjoyment. th
V�tEV. it W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR following Attractions
10 a.m, Divine Servicea. Friday, Saturdaly, Dec. 14-1
,11:.1.5 a.m. —Sunday School. Two Shows: 7.80 and 9.80.
T.80 p.m. --Divine Worship.
KEY TO THE CITY
4vorybody Welcome to all Services. Clank Gable and Loretta Youn
They Click Like a Clock in a Riotou
Romance
EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL U. 13. CHURCH Monday, Tue.sdaly , Dec. 18th, 19th
_ One Show 8:30 p.m.
Zurich -- Ontario WHIRLPOOL
REV. H. E. ROPPEL —Starring—
Gene Tierney 'Richard Cant
Minister .Tose Ferrer -and Others
Mrs. Milton Oesclx - Orgrramist -Can a Man Make a Woman do thing
�anday Services:— She Does Not Want To?
News Reel and Shorts.
�D:00 am.—Divine Worship.
A,1.4o a m.--,BIble School. Thank You!
'F.80 p.m.—Divine Wto�p. Mrs. David aVeyers and her com
Welcome at ail Ssr•�.ces---"°Gamma, mittee wish to greatly thank all th
�kou with us and we will do twee members of the Wom-ens' Institute
good." Num. 10.29x. and nonmembers for their kind help
given to them for the Lions Ladies
night .banquet which they appreciate
-very much.
BORN
Are YAi3 Suffering Fraalun At the Farwell Nursing Home
Zurich, on Sunday, December 10th,
to Mr. and. 5Irs. Ray Fisher -of Zur
Healdaches?, ic'h, a .son.
a� •eo, Have Tour` Eyes aria► �
latest Method& cad l� gWpm nt ice• TO OUR ADVERTISERS
A. I.. COLE:~ l -0o In order to have our paper go t
mail at the usual: time, Thursday
`OPTOMETIII3T A OF'.TWAAN 's morning, we must ask our advertiser
GOUl::$FCS «-- O> io btdng ]•n, iU3 e r r]arrage o#...:ads , n
later than Tuesday forenoon. Piens
'Good Glasses a9 Yom" P�laee oo-operate with us.—Thanks!
a. Marry dw�ffman, Annewal CVoomw*
.�ZG'1 e,ral Director -- Pf-' vctr e CtW' ��112�JlGLCG7GGt%
Member • of Ontario Funeral Association
Holder Of ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE FIRST AID CERTIFICATE
Portable OXYGEN . Equipment
IIOSPITAL BEDS TO RENT--4NVALID CHAIR TO LOAN
FRESH FLOWERS SUPPLIED FROM MITCHELL NURSERIES
WE WIRE ANYWHERE
24 Hour Service -- Daskwood Tel. 70W.
THIEL'S
Superior Store
SEE OUR. BARGAIN COUNTER
Of Girl's Dresses, Blouses, Snow Suits, Etc.
15 PAIRS OF GIRL'S SKI PANTS
.Extra Special
To Clear at Orae -Third Off Regular Price
15 PAIR. ALL - WOOL BLANKETS
FRESH . GROCERIES FRUITS
VEGE'x°AR3 'S CURED MEATS
IF REQUESTED, WE DELIVER
GIVE US A CALL FOR. SERVICE!
Pharre 140 - C. H. THIEL - Zurich
DECI~ M BER 14 I 5 O
CHESTER L SMITH, PUBLIS
1.45 is Year in Advimce.
$2,00 in U. S. A., in lidvt i
-,...� FORMA'S
--COMING EVENTS. �--- , , _ RAG RUGS and CARPET
BEAUTY' . SHOPPE
Santa clause�: ,� FOR APPOINTMENT'S On a New Modern Loom, made
el. 28. Zurich Order — Seth O^ Amann ZwIck
Will be coming to Zurich, on Till V`.`_ NORMA STEINBACH - Prop. Ont. PFione..l28, .
5 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16th, Student Teaches
At 4 p,an. �•'., Ilr. Campbell Krueger, a student
All Children of the Community are at London Normal School had a fide a en
requested to be present, for this
Annual Event. experience to practice teaching at
fts
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Annual
Zurich Lions Club. the Parr Line School where Mrs. G, F11"le i
Koehler is the regular teacher.
S To Attend. Ordination �+
NOTIC,� a Mr. and Mrs. William Dietrich of From Hess the Jeweler
E the 'Goshen Line north ai]d daughter
Miss Theresea, nurse in training in BRIDAL WRIST AND BLUE BIRD i
1. `---~"- - St. Joseph's Hospital, London; Mr. DIAMOND RINGS 1
THE PLACE--Comrannity Centre,` a]td Mrs. Donald Glenn of London, , SIGNET AND
Zurich. will be attending the Ordination Ser- STONE SET RINGS
oblue c
THE TIME—New Year's flight, Mon vices on Sunday December 17th of BULOVA, CERTINA AND ELCO -
day January 1st. their son Kenneth, at -St. Joseph's WATCHES CHANGE NOW
Convent Chapel, ;at Toronto.
e THE EVENT—Gala New Years ''Cel �� Attended Banquet COMMUNITY AND ROGERS FINE To the Coal you can depend an t'
ebration and Dance Mr, and Mrs. Albert Heideman SILVERWARE. CUCKOO CLOCKS winter. Solve 5 -our heating problem
who have recently moved to Orange- �..,....,: this easy way and change to the coa
s YES FOLKS—Keep Lhis Night ins , ANNIVERSARY CLOCKS, - that will definitely vi11e attended the Zurich, .Lions Lad- y assure you �n�
Mind, when the Zurich. Hocle3� MANTLE CLOCKS tinuous heat throughout
Club will Preseln�t for y'ou Enter ies Night banquet last Wednesday gout the wing
evening. Arobie as we know him months. And remember — BLUE
tainment a Gala Celebration and- g , TOASTERS, IRONS, MIXMASTERS
Dance, with &Music ]being Supplied' was a member 'of the ball club. COAL burns better and lasts Iongw, ,
lby� Desjardine's Orchestra. Mr and Mrs. Harold Kellerman of AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
S, Dashwood called at the home of Mr FOR EVERY NEED
HATS, HORNS AND [PRIZES Charles Fritz on Sunday.
1, CHOOSE NOW! I.ORNE E. HAY
e P�e1ne11' er the Date! -• ' Returned from Snowy Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Erb, and Office Ph. 10. House Ph. 673A
' ESS
MONDAY, JANUARY, Tat.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Erb, of fife � H E N S A L L
Zurich district, returned recentlp ,jeweler and Registered
i�p from a vivid snowbound au�vo, tri
coms � �i� �l they shall never forget. As they Optician.
Roes °✓itlmizscl Feeds-
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on their way to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Ephriam Gdngerich, who axe at -
to the tending the Mennonite College at����+����®��(lna�msc�e���t?g�����®a®�+e�ne��s
Ilarriston, Virginia. But long ,be -
BLAKE SCHOOL fore they got to that place, they
Home, r, tan into the worst snow storm fn>
CHRISTMAS CONCERT ,: file history of those central States. ��
They were in the Pittsburg, Pa., dis-
o1i tract when the big storm came and ® Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director
Monday, December g$th. they pulled up at a tourist home in,
s the countriy, along withother turists
and there they were snowbound. fot Private Car Ambulance Service
at (� p.xn. three days and ni hts. The snotiti
o g Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for lent
Admission 25c and l Oc °
was so deep that where cars were
s parked one could only see a slight FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
raise in the snow banks. After What
° ~.- lorovs. Joie had of •throw ii andthe Day and Night Service _
y
LADIES, thy not biiy �3 oii�P Y,, g
took 'i o the" 1t]gliv4w o2r their sac .. �. 'T'e , t$�t or 122, Zurich
a new Hat for Christmas. Ali lines back -home, they got into a traffic �.., ..z-el�pl#D�lf'.�
to clear at greatly reduced prices. jam of 8;000 ears, in 1211, iniles, with ree�s�e��essl�sri���®®�W®� •s�sr�oesssssss®�����
At the Zurich Hat Shoppe. traffic moving so slow that often they
___-- -- could move only a car length. TI.1ey
Set your Christmas Table with sure were glad to arrive .back home
Community Plate .Silverware,34 piece in, this land so well favoured, as we
Chest of Evening Star Service for 8, missed the storms entirely, and ev-
$62.75. We have many other Sets to enylthing seemed quite noritral Frere.
choose from — Hess, the Jeweler. Lions Club News
- Last Wednesday night was the big
Reye A A. J. �C��r annual Ladies' Night celebrated by
the Zurich Club. And their Hang
DIES SUDDENLY anticipated opportunity of ho•T•d'hTg it
in the Zurich Community Centre, ax -
Zurich and vicinity was greatly rived, to the enjoyment of all' pies-
shocked when they learned of the ent. There were 1,60 Ladies' Guests,
very sudden passing of a beloved Officials, and Lions, all sat down to
citizen in the person of Rev. Father a sumptuous turkety dinner so nicely
A. J. Lucier, who took ill while do- and liberally served by the memibers
ing some odd work around the church of the Zurich Womens' Institute as
when medical aid was at once sum- silted by some other ladied•. This
mooned and on his request he was re- is considered the biggest event sa fah.
moved by the Westlake ambulance to held .by the •Club, known as Ladies'
St. Joseph's Hospital, London, where night. The chairman lot the prograin
he soon passed away on Friday even- commftte, Mr. Alvin Walper; and the
ing. Rev. Aubrey J. Lucier, was committee are to be congratulated
born at Waliaceburg on April. 22, for putting it over so good. Lion
.18918, student at Assumption College, Delbert Geiger was song leader and
Windsor, and St. Peter's Seminary, Mrs. Harry G. Hess presided at the
London., and was ordained to the piano. There was plenty of good live
priestholod June 2, 1928, bly; the late singing, which alwalys cheers up an
F Fa lion event of this kind. Lion President,
Sllshop M• •
He was assistant pastor at St- Mary's
Jacob Haberer, was chairman, and
Church and St. Michael's Church at
he introduced. the Deputy District
London, before coating to St. Boni-
Governor, Duncan •MeC'aTlurn, who
face Church at Zurich in 1942,'where
he has served till his death. Surv-
Mr and Mrs,
introduced the District Governor,
Gordon Hargreaves, who gave a nice
address comnlendin�g the local Clubito
ChristmasC
iving are his parents,
in
P
Fred Lucier, of Sombra, and six bro-
floc the efforts they put forth
thers and six sisters The Donohue
,bringing about the erection o,: the
and Welber Funeral Horne was in
the funeral, and the re-
fine building they were entertained
in. Lion 'red Keast introduced the
charge o•f
were brought to Zurich where
other guests; Lion Vic. Dinners grave
mains
they were in state tilt Mondayniorn-
the Toast to the Ladies, which tiva`We
Invite you to see and select your Gifts from
ing at ten o'clock when the funeral
St. Boniface
responded �biy Mrs• Russell Grainger.
LlOn Harold Stade introduced the
service was held in
Solemn requiem hign mass
guest speaker for the evening, Tory
our fine Stock of Choice Articles for every member
church.
at 10:30 by the Most
Gregg, sports announcer of CKNX,
{
was celebrated
Rev. J. C. Cody, Bishop of London,
of the London Dioces
of Wingliam, who gave a very tater•
esting talk on the encouragernent of
of the Familywith
.80 priests
attending. The Rt. Rev. A. P. Mah-
oi]ey, Vicar General of the Diocese,
)youth in sports. Lion Wes Colon
gave words of appreciation for the
Also a variety, of Nuts, Mixed Mutts... A big
conducted services at the grave. The
The
cpeaker, and word•, of a predation
p
by the Zurich Ball Club, who were
good
pallbearers were all clergtyMen.
burial was in St. Peter's Cemetery,
also guests, were given by 'Mr. Gord-
Lion Alvin then introduced
assortment of Candies, Oranges, Grapes, Fruits, Etc
.London. And so the Loddon dices,
along with St rwiiiface Parish, Zurich
on Hess.
the entertainers of the evening, The
—
sustains a great loss. Father Lucier
happy Cousins of Elmira, who gave
themselves,
tilfas a most wonderful man of fine
him were
a very good account of
and were well received, as they are'
Good Supply of Fresb, Groceries always on Hand!
citizenship. To all pa,,ople
on equal base•G. He lived a real good
no stlangets 1n this cotlimunity. Ito1-
iQ1,Iin 011 the draw for the Iticky
Clea.n c1trlStlatl life, and, lie not alone
ttved a Cl('•at, life hi1115e1'f, but
It]'t7.eti �S'A` h(lel, wlti('ll nl 1C1C SamC
q ��[[
fig( i
gao(1
lie just lived that life into everyone
very happy and other:; who were not
Tit('«
1���1
flint lie came in contact with. We all
mourn his loss and,the parish
,so :fortunate, just a bit envious,
meeting closed with " O'Canaua, and
SclaWartentCubex, Prop. Phone 1I►'
greatly
of which he served has the FlAllpttthy
was •followed by dancing to the tnL]sic
i
r. Of the entire community,
of Bob lgittleboltz and his orchestra,