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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-02-05, Page 5• .40,17tOrt Qn Blake Py ELIZABETH Fit44AY Mrs. Rudy Oesch visited with Airs, William Baechler an Mon - da. Mr. Harold Finlay And family visited with Misses Mice and MarVeet London, and with Mr. Clarence Buke, who is a p ien i t, Joseph's Hospi- tal, London. Sunday visitors with'airs. Rudy Oesch were Mr. and Mrs. Thom. as Penhale, of Bayfield, and Mr. And Mrs, Bert Faber, of Kippen. M. Archie Mustard, of Sarnia, spent the weekend with his wife and family. Reliable WATCH REPAIRING 38 Years Experience * Watches * Chime Clocks * Grandfather Clocks * Cuckoo Clocks * Electric Clocks Complete Optical Service Modern Styles of Frames Spectacle Repairing Broken Lenses Duplicated, Any site or shape Albert G. Hess Jeweller 84 ()Olden ZURICH IP111••••••••••••••••.•••, 111dustr g5TABLISH51) I.900 League Fetes Pastor, Wife the Luther League of :St - Peter's Church, Zurich, held their meeting Plf Sunday eve- : ning, The mission versieles were presented by Miss Wanda Laur- owe. A prayer was rend for missions by Mr. Wt1liu Wag ner and Scripture lesson by Ar Thur Winter. Vottowind the regular league •Pes1dent Los. Wiliert presented Rev. and Mrs. Winter with a farewell gift from the league which was a silver tray with the inscription "St. Peter's Luther League, Zurich". Rev. and Mrs. Winter thanked them for their kindness. Present Pastor and .Wife At the annual meeting of St. Peter's Lutheran congregation held in the church with a good attendanee, the pastor, Rev. 0. Winter, opened with devotions, The .chairman of the church council, Mr. Harold Stade, pre- sided for the business part after equipped House of God. which an address was read by the chairman to the pastor and his wife, who are shortly leaving for Toronto, to take charge in a mission field. Mr. Earl. Weido made a presentation of a purse of money, Mrs. Annie Finkbeiner, presi- dent of the Ladies' Aid, present. ed Mrs. Winter with a G.E. steam iron, after which both Rev. and Mrs. Winter thanked All for their kindness. Personal Items Mrs. Earl Ouch entertained some neighbors and friends to a quilting bee recently. Ensures Better Had 514044ful Sala t successful auction sale of the •eaects of the late Joseph' !roster estate was held in the Lutheran Church sheds an Sat..: gORRESPDNI4NT, MRS. CHE$TER MJTH euld weather there afternoon. Regardless of priees top. realized. was a good turnout and good Mr. Alt la MI INT, the district auvuoneer, wielded the hammer li„rt:itti:fillii.sn WiVi4d4eIrl Mrs. Atinnie Weide, of Lon don. V iii purehased the ProPer- ty, has liven given ,possession. Personal Ite as Mr. ani Mrs. Orville Witmer,: motireit to London on Monday. I Ahss Donna Smith of the Gus' slum Line south has accepted a position at the home a Mr. and Mrs. Orvila Ducharme. Rev. Ephraim Gingerich1 11i, Mesrs (1 ae- Sv,•arwairuber and Keith chert motored to 'Wellesley, the former being live of the teachers, while the latter are students. Mrs. Joseph Masse and Cyril! Ducbarine. 01 Windsor, and Mrs. I T.vrus S'anbury, of Detroit, al -i tended the funeral of the late' Mr. Oscar Duchanne, near , lac 1, and also spent the week- end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.; Fred Ducharme, Drysdale. Mrs.! Stanhury reports that due to slip- t• pery road on the American side they were forced to travel 011 1114' y anavfeijiln gsolodc.elwhere the rulvyt Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Erb and family and Mr. and Mrs, Melvin: Zehr of Kitchener were guests. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Erb and family. Livin ...11, i 9cal Business 'To London Man' Mr. Milford Overholt, of Lon. ,dwi, Ias pureJtasedt e farm ini- plement business property of .the late Oscar Klopp, located on the westerly part a town ou Highway 84. r. -Overholt is likely to move to Zurich and carry on, with the business. Church Installs New Furnaces The congregation of the Zur- ich Alentionite Church in Zurich . recently had a new heating plant installed by the aingerch Elec- Had 13.113-10- 'S. ;11-°°/' Program . Inc Supply and Installation firm, On- Sunday evening last, Stn.'. Two new oil burring furnaces dents °E the Ontario Mennonite 13,0141 were put in, one for the Orwell . , School arid Institnte, ot , _ an. • auditorium and ,Mie to heat the •mteoenel,gave interesting basement of the church, each a program in the local Mennonite separate unit BilIRader Marks 90 The many friends of 111r. Wil- liam Rader, of town, are eons geirt44-cuilliastillgur °Ito o,fe?inihneli uDy.ideisnt ill 1)th having celebrated his 00t day last month. For a man his age, Mr. Rader is quite smart and active, being around town almost daily. Be still keeps uP his li.me in town, and is being well 4ioolted after by his son and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Milne Racier, and Mr. anis Mrs. Victor Dinnin. Church, on the theme: "God .Sustams Bis Universe". Considerable improvements are About 40 young people galls also being made to the church ered at the pastor's .home, Rev. basement, a new floor And other and Mrs. Albert Martin, for improvements, which will great- social hour and refreshments. ly add to the comfort of those who worship in this Hear Youth's Story The E.Y.F. meeting of Em- manuel Evangelical -United Brethren Church was held last Tuesday with John Bullock 111 charge. Dennis Amaeher acted as pianist for the meeting. Eliz - t ENJOY WIPMObERN L./1/ING ELECTRICAL HOUSE POWER ?ow ! TH U -TO -DATE WIRING ped to handle our 111any ap- i Garfield pliances. Is yours? We will lie glad to give you a free "housepower" rating. Th 232-A1 txeterEXPERT ELECTIFOR HOME Al r Alost homes are not equip- • i phone 0171,SOn ifommommommeramak Electrical Week Buy! WE'LL $.170 ALLOW Air For Your Old Washer • ON THIS HANDSOME NEW 1959 Guaranteed to wash cleaner and faster than any other Make. See these two great features in the Beatty— AUTOMATIC TIME, CONTROL Jut set it and forget it. ATJTOMATIC SAFETY WRINGER 6.1•BA $TAIN-1,BM STEM-, DoI131.,1 Ttfl List Price . . $235,00 Trade.ln . . 70400 Pay Only $165.00 [112E6 HARDWAR: FOR EVER\IHING IN *INC HARDWARE Ui PliON( 79 701 MA1l%4 STREET OUTII EXETER Alfred Reichert Dies In Hospital Funeral services were held .a eth Johnston read the Scrip - Sunday, January 25, from St. ture lesson and Murray Me 1Peter's Lutheran ChuAdams gave a reading. Church, Zur-' jell, for Alfred W. Reichert, Dennis Amacher presented the Inv, who died suddenly in On- topic. It was a story of a young !ton Public Hospital, Rev, 0. lady who had been stirred by Winter officiated and interment the minister's sermon on, "I3c was in the Lutheran Cemetery, not unequally yoked with unbe. Zurich. (levers." She was engaged to a The pall -bearers were Clar- young man who scoffed at reli- ence -Reichert, Howard Adkins, g°11. At last she broke lies en- gagement to him and later he - William Fuss, William Hess, • Ernest Laidlaw and Clarence came engaged to a ministerial Brenner, student. She was glad that she had maintained her Christian Ile was born in Hay Township !standard on January 21, 1878, where he „ resided. all his life. ihe iticelnesident, Miss Mary Surviving besides his wife, the Grainger, took charge of the • ormer Lavina Fuss, arethree business session. After a Bible ft • sons, Orland, Hay Township; quiz, the meeting closed. Ervin, Clinton; Ivan, at home; l one daughter, Airs. Frank (Laur- clta) Fields, Bay Township, and eight grandchildren. Attend Funeral Many :from the Drysdale par- ish attended the funeral at. St. Boniface church last Friday of the late Mrs. Oscar Ducharme. She was an amiable person, and had many friends. She was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, Alexander Denom- me, early pioneers of this set- tlement. Personal Items Misses Meda Surerus, Jean McKay, Mrs. Ann Sauve, of Toronto, spent the weekend with relatives and friends in Zurich. Mr. Clarence Parks, a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, is progressing favourably after his illness with pleurisy. Mrs. Minnie Weido of London who purchased the Foster home, is spending a few days at the home of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bedard, and having arrangements made to have the home redecorated along with some other improvements. Mr. and Mrs, Ken Burns, bf London, spent the weekend at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ducharme on Con. 1.4. Mrs. Josiah Steckle and daugh- ter entertained several friends from the community to a quilting bee one afternoon and evening last week. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gingerich and daughters were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gingerich and son Melvin, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Steckle, Mr. and Mrs. William Steckle and and Mrs. Amos Ginge- rich. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy O'Brien motored to London to visit with their son and daughter-in-law and new born grandson, James Wit. liam, last week. Mr. and Mrs, Ted Olson and family were guests at the home of Mr. and is Gladwyn West- lake. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Pen. hale were visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Howard McCul- lough, Goderich, The campaign for the Crippled Children's Centre in Toroul will be carried out by various organizations in this district. Zurich Lions Club will canvass in this community. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Hampton ot .London were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. ,lack Scotehmer and family neat Bayfield, Mn. Carl Thiel is progressing favorably over his recent Illness and will begin his duties oft the Ruston transport this woek. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner and children, near Bayfield, were visitors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Turner. Mrs. Mabel Snider and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Eii,h1 Snider,1r. Wilmer Snidi er of Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs, Garfield Broderick, Mr, and Mrs, Aussoll Broderick, Mrs. Anna Rose of tmetet, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rose of Detroit attended the funeral of Mr. James Itannie on, Thursday at Zurich. Miss Fianne Faber d Kippen spent the weekend at the home of Iter sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrst Toni P'eirliale, Day. field, Mrs. MAUI& 'retreat] return- ed to Zurich Ott Spending soy - oral clays at the 110MO of Mr. and 0 1 0 0 1 Mrs, Matt, !England at 1.1ensall. Mr, and A.Trs, iletttard, Mop motored to London on Friday. Thoy were tkeeOrtip0ilied home hv Moir oldest son konaid _who is attmlaing University of WeStern f Ontario in that city. James G. Rannie IFarmer In Hay Jellies George Rannie, 77 passed away at the Clinton Pub 1ic Hospital, on Tuesday, Janu ary 27, being admitted to tha institution for only a few days. He was a lifelong resident of Hay Township occupying the old Rannie farm on the Babylon Line before coming to Zurich about seven years ago. Both Mr. and Mrs. Rannie Were admitted to the Queensway Rest Horne, Hensall, a few days before he was taken to Clinton Hospital, having not been in good health for some weeks. Sur- vivors are: wife, former Susie Jacobe; sisters, Mrs. Thomas .Kane, Chatanooga, Tenn.; Mrs. Annie Rose, Exeter; brothers, Arthur and Leonard, both of Frobisher, Sask. The body rested at the West- lake l'un.eral home, Zurich, until Thursday, where a public serv- ice was held followed by inter- ment in the Evangelical L.B. Cemetery, Bronson Line, the pastor, Rev. A. M. Amacher, of- ficiating. The pallbearers were: Messrs. Laird. Jacob°, Ellwood Truem- ner, of Zurich; Elgin Snider, Sarnia; Garfield Broderick, Rus- sell Broderick, Exeter; Bruce Rose, of Detroit. Winners Of Draw Winners of the lucky draw at the Thiels' Superior Store at their grand opening last week for a large cake was Ted Robson and Mrs. Ray Fisher, Zurich., was the winner for the nylon hosiery. Personal Items Miss Norma Steinbach left for St. Catharines on Saturday to spend a week's vacation. at the home of,her sister, Mr. and Mrs. ,Tames Hackett and family. Miss Linda Hackett aecompanied her aunt Norma to her home after spending over a month at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Ted Steinbach and family. Mr. and Mrs, Delbert Geiger returned home from Toronto where the former attended the Huron County Soil and Crop Im- arovement Association Conven- tiori held in the Coliseum itt that city. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs, :Harry Strang, of Exeter. Mr. and 'Mrs. Ivan. Yungblut and daughter, Marion and Mss nez Yungblut, Mr, and Mrs. arl Yungblut and sons were Sunday pests at the foriner's on's home, Mr. and Mrs, \Vil- lain Yungblut London. Mr. and Mrs, _Lawrence Ec'd- rd motored to Detroit over the weekend to spend a few days with relatives and friends. Mr, anti Mrs, Melvin Bennett nd 131.THene, of Godorich, were unday visitors at the home of it. arid Mrs, Harold Penhale tear Bayffeld, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Ducharme f the 13.W. Highway, spent a etv days - this week. at the home 1 their daughter, Mrs, Theresa Iartinan and sons. E Omitted lost Week We are sorry in the Zurich Wothon's Instituto report last week it was omitted that Mr. Leonard toWitan rendered sev- eral selections 00 his piano 50 - neaten during the program' and after. Ito was aecompanied by his Wife. Make it a habit, to Ion your het ort the ground Aoti you'll ever IMO far to fall. Th0 'Tini0040000ts, :Flohruary 5, 19$9 P.188 For Cana Miss Gloria Dietz, of; London, was a weekend visitor at the home of he parents, 11.1r. and Mrs. Milton Dietz. While visiting in Flint, Michi- gan, Mr. Joseph Cantin of St. Joseph suffered :a heart Oink and was confined. to the .hospital for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bauch and San John, :of Waterloo, called on relatives in the St. Joseph • area while an 'their way to Port Bum. Mrs. Theodae 'Mace, a To- ronto, spent several flays •at the home of her sister, Miss Zthel, COO. lus Mr. and INIrs. Harold attended a Wedding at 1,011401! recently. . Miss Mildred Olageriekbo w employed itt Milverto4 Nur, sing home. as a nurses 21141 spent the weekend At Om home of her parents, Mr. And. Aaron •aingerleh, National Electrical Week Feb. 844 Special Prices On Refrigerators Ranges TV Sets Washers Dryers Radios Beavers Hardware PHONE 86 EXETER Reason tells you... electricity is for you! You know electricity is safe, clean, modern! Safe. . . What a marvellous feeling to know electricity is dependable, worry -free! Clean . . . just see how bright your kitchen walls and curtains stay when you cook electrically...no blackened pots and pans, either ! 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