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XURICH 014TARIO
The ' Store With the , Stock
Not only in .Appreciation of Cour
Pleasant business association
But in all Sincerity we wish
You a Happy and Prosperous
john E. Gascho Flossie Brown
Edwin Gascho Herb Turkheim
ucl s Bross
TELEPHONE 59 ZURICH
The Dr 'OL&ale St
ore
We are very grateful to our Many Customers for
the kind patronage you have accorded us, and
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may these fine relations continue to grow, as we
extend to one and all:
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.JOHN DE NOMY - DRYSDALE .Phone 98 r l
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HARDWARE "— SEEDS unnd FUR ITL'RE
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TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS
AND FRIENDS WE WISH TO
EXTEND
e ,son s ure ti gs
AND MAY THE NEW YEAR
BRING S
.R U ALL
PRO•SPERITY
AND HAPPINESS, AND A CON-
TINUANCE OF OUR FRIENDLY
BUSINESS RELATIONS
iL ZURICH - ONT.
QUALITY - PRICE SER•VIC S
ZURICH HERALD
ITEMS
OF LOCU
:121.^ and Mrs. McDonald of Strat- .
Sul a ce
ford visited at the hoine of their
parents, Mr and Mrs. ' Win. Hay. 'WHAT EVERY FARMER
Meda Surerus 'Of Me Toronto
teaching staff is holidaiydng :at her NEEDS1
holm here.
Mr. ami Mrs, Arthur elle) call ,incl I Blanket Farm Liability Policy
family of London}, wexe holidayvls-
itors at the home of their •parents,. $10,00.0 Inclusive Limits coverage:
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd O'Brien. jPremium $9.00 per annum per farm
Rev. Father Richard Bedard of not exceeding 350 acres.
Cornwall is holidaying with his What Does it Cover?,
another, Mrs. Dennis Bedard, Sr.
Mx and Mrs. Chas Scotch211er of Operation of unlicensed tractors and
Baylielcl were holiday visitors at the farm re mien Risk,
StrayedPer Animals,
Farm Premises Risk, Personal Acts
home of their parents, 'Mr. and Mrs and Activities.
John Albrecht. I
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith were Optional Coverages
entertained to a fowl dinner at the Animal Collision $200. limit on any
home of Dr. and Mrs. E. ;M, Watson one animal Preen. $1,00. Products
at London, on Friday evening, Liability. Custom Farming and
Machinexy rented to others.
Mrs. Wellington Johnston is seen- Employers' Liability.
ding the holiday week at the home Voluntary Compensation.
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of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest For Further particulars Apply.
Gemming, at Rochester, N. Y.
J. W. HABERER - Phone 161
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn and Miss
TherFc'a Dietrich, nurse in training
at St. Toseph's Hospital, London, at-
tended the Receptlon of their bro- ARTHUR FRASER
they. RPv^ Father Kenneth Dietrich, �. _.._.
which was held in the Community Income Tax Reports
CerAre, Zwleh on (Sunday afternoon
and which was largely attended. Bookkeeping Service, Etc„
Held Program EXETER
On Sunday morning the Coir rol )FFI0E;—..Cerner Ann, William Ste.
the Evangelical U.B. Chureh�;rend- Phone: Exeter 504.
ered a cantata entitled • " �Chor{lses In . .
the Skies", Solos were rendered by
various . members with Mrs. ';Milton ELMER D. BELL, B.A.
flesch at the organ. This wa's full-
nlz ed by a proe'ram inven b)* the
children during the Sunday "School ! BARRISTER - SOLICITOR
hoar•, with a good attendance.`
. t EXETER, ONT.
Has Taken Charge Wednesday, 2 to S p.m., at Zurich
Rev. Father Daniel P. Wou�ghan, At (Navy Twnp. Office)
the new parish priest of St. Boniface
R.C. Church, Zurich, is gettililonicely
settled in the parish parsonage and The" Voice of Temperance
j is getting acquainted. He has `been
transferred here from Hesson where —
he has been for six and a halt years.
A native of 'St. Thomas, He was, We are into the Christmas season
educated at Assumption rCollege and , again—with its beautiful songs and
St. Peter's .Seminary at the Uhiver-' stories. The latest Christmas song
isity of Western Ontario. He had ser- runs, "If you drive don't drink. If
ved in Sarnia, London and Windsor you drink, don't drive, Call a taxi"
before moving to Hesson. We wet -1 A grim. Christmas song. The latest
come him to Zurich. Christmas story is about Edie and
TALES FROM THE Chuck. Edrie had three or tour
drinks. Chuck had seven or eight. As
ARABIAN NIGHTS they left their office, their friends
said "take 'a taxi". But Eddie knew
See magnificent color paintings by that Chuck was a .smart driver. They
famous English artist Edmand Dulac;went careening down -the street.
depicting romantic and adventurous There was a crash. They round
tales of The Arabian Nights. Then l Chuck crushed to death. behind the
read a modern presentation of these ' steering wheel and Errie a crumpl-
ancient legends, in "Tales from The ed heap lou the street. This Is a true
Aralbian Nights," starting in this'story, but it is not beautiful. Vrink-
Sunday's (Dec. 31) issue of Detroit ing is ,taking the beautyl and sanctity
Sunday Times. Be sure to get Sun -.out of Christmas.
day's Detroit Times.
TRULY, WIINTER IS HERE
Over the Christmas week -end old
King Winter has set in his teeth from IS NAMED FELLOW
coast to coast, and most p!;ues re-
port of zero, bellow and near the zeroGraduate of University of Western
marls, and that to our way df think- � Ontario and a, former doctor at Viet-
ing, is pretty cold. A certain amount 1 oria and Westminster, Hospitals, Dr,
of snow has fallen every day, anel the Donald L. 0estrelcher has been nam -
banks are not getting any smaller. On, eel a fellow of the Royal College of
Monday, Christmas Day, there was a!Phly:si,c1ans. Dr. Oestreieher moved
considerable bluster* storm and when l to, Oshawa recently, where he wiE
driving visibility was poor, in fast work in a clinic. He is a native of t
many a one wanting to go out for the the Bronson line, Hay, near Dash- i
day, turned around and went• home � wood and son of Mr and Mrs. e arun
when they gtot out and seen the con- E. Oestreicher. A graduate of Exet-
dition of the weather. er High School and a 191,3 graauate '
CHIMES UNVEILED AND entered
the U.W.O. Medical School. He
entered Victoria Hospital, later spent,
DEDICATED two year in the army and was ac
Last Sunday morning at St. �eters Westininister Hospital until recently.
Lutheran Church, Zurich in Gln 2111 -`He dial post graduate study at the
pres,ive ceremony, a memorial giftIm'edical school. Qualification for the
of chime.~ was unveiled and dedicated. �gradu t required five ,years of gook
graduate study. 17x•. Qestreiclier took
'lin ^let of unveiling Nvas performed f exams in 3'fontreal, A sister, Dr. Eun-
b;y, John Habaler, The P t,co, Rea. ' ice oestreichel^ is at•i.etorta i-Iospit-
E. Ho*mrieh, accepted the gift oil � ' 1V
behalf' of the congregation and than- e and is also a graduate of the Exec -
ked tic; don'tlrs. The chfin"13 were,
l r high School.
presented in memory of 3.1r, and iVTrs. —
Fredenick C. I{albfiei ch by their
family. Miss Katherine Kallafleisch
x„ e
had the honour of playing the first „• �' �fi"`��. n�
11Lt111beY' On the chimes a)lU CTlUSe the � , {<,�F• ��,
hymn, "Jesus Still Lead Cin,"
HAPPY NEW YEAR <::�`�'w`:'•<�:i?:::>��.�•�'i���`,}..<�.a,{
We wish all our nially lta.der:+a,nu
friends a very Happy New Year full£.y
of prosperity, good health, and an a �'
Ilbundance of our daily walits; of
lr^fe As. we turn back the pages of
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I pro parity that goes with i,, Truly t } >
we have Mans:, thllle's to be thanki:ul
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for no wars anis devastations
+ have t{ rr �•{�' "'�•;^
illi( our community. Many places
there have l)een ,bad storms, iIOOdS, .�:
and other :<lrtditions to put people �`,•�,:•'�"��.•4:"'�M14��'�F�t��{y{.y�a*,
in d.5eomfort, but here in this vieln= �':'" acv. «K '.• T,,':$'au fix. dhw
ity we have escaped all these, Let SONGSTRESS JUL:IETTE
I us all put our shoulder to trio wrieel
as the saying goes and make 1951 Is looking forward to another busy
an even better year, by beinc• kind I season at CDC Vancouver, This past
to one another, and help th(ise who ,sull'llner she was featured vocalist• oll
are not as fortunate, and Fry doing.so a number of national network pro -
You Nvill feel that you have really grams including Current and Choice,
done something. Not so inane in life Slimmer Romance and Burns, Chuck
of how much money did ;you gather wagon. She also made a guest appear
up and perhaps at the oxpense of once on CBC Startime. During the
some one else. But the yardstick of wlntor prog'.rams arranged 'by the C:[3
a good life is what counts )nostly in''C, Tuliptte ' is certainto be In the
the end of the journey, spotlight in more than one of them,.
Mhursday, December 28th, . `t 950
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Extends to You the
Season's Greetings
Furniture Store Phone 122 - Zurich
Residence Phone 89.
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Our Sincere Wish
Is that
You will have a Merry Christmas
and that
the New Year will be a
Happy and Prosperous one
for • you
We again say how much we appreciate your con-
fidence and splendid co-operation. And hope we
may have the opportunity of serving you for many
Years to come.
Lorne Rader
Theodore Mittleholfz
Radar & Mjtfla�lz �
' Phone 63 ' - Zurich
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JOHN M. TURKHEIM - Phone Zurich 174
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A.—ACKNOWLEDGE YOURSELF A GUILTY SINNER,
UNABLE TO SAVE YOURSELF AND INNEED
OF A SAVIOUR.
B.—BELIEVE ON THE LORIS JESUS CHRISE AND THOU
SHALT BE SAVED. Acts. IS— 31.
C. ---IF THOU SHALT CONFESS WITH THY MOUTH THE
LORD JESUS, AND SHALT 13ELIEVE IN THINE
HErRT THAT GOD HATH RAISED HIM FROM
THE DEALT, THOU SHALT BE SAVED. Rom.10:9
FOP, WHOSOEVER SHALL CALL UPON THE NAME OF
THE LORD SHALL BE SAWED, Ram. 10. 13.
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