Zurich Herald, 1951-08-23, Page 1Eatablished 1200
ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING,
vangelical Lutheran Church
ST. PETER'S
• . ZURICH -- ONTARIO
''REN. E. W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR
.30 a.m.—Divine Services..
.41,1.15 a.m. --- .Sunday School.
1:•': 7.30 .p.m. — Divine Worship.
t verybody Welcome to all Services.
EMMANUEL
.VANGELICAL U. B. CHURCH
Zuridh -- Ontario
REV. H. E. ROPPEL
Minister
M. Milton Oesch - Organist
' "Sundvaee Services:—
•1.0:00 a.a — Divine WR'arst,ip,
aim a.m.. ,Bible School.
7:30 pan. — Divine Worship.
W ekcome at all Services— "Come
"43.0v. with us andwe will do thee
wood." Num. 10:129.
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Sunday Night, Aug.
8:30 p.m. in the
IN
The Aldon Theatre
GRAND BEND
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YonthforCt.rist
PRESENTS
1.. LEIGHTON FORD of Wheaton
College, former director of Chat-
ham Youth f•or Christ. Now speak-
er for Wheaton Crusaders Team.
2. THE FOUR HELMSVIEN.Borys'
Quartette.
3. THE HERALDEERS, Top notch
trumpet Trio.
4, JIM FiRASER, musician from De-
troit, playing the trumpet and ac-
cordian at the same time -
5. STAN HOGLE, from Amore, Ill
State Champion trombone champ-
ion. 'Outstanding all -conference
basketball, footfall, baseball Star.
Song Leader.
THIS IS THE LAST OF THE PRES-
ENT SERIES OF MEETINGS IN
GRAND BEND, SPONSORED BY
CLINTON AREA YOUTH FOR
CHRIST:, SO BE SURE TO COME
5. Marry geoffnlzm "24/be/Pa /bePa X ona'e
lqubiberal DLy'eestor -- Private, Cal' r-•Ziibb1&l((,lyric;
Member of Ontario Funeral Association
Helder Of ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE FIRST AID CERTIFICATE
Portable OXYGEN Equipment
HOSPITAL BEDS TO RENT --INVALID CHAIR TO LOAN
FRESH FLOW.KUS SUPPLTRD FROM MITCHELL NURSERIES
WE WIRE .ANYWHERE
24 Hour Service — Dashwood Tel. 70W.
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Bingo and ante
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT
ST PETER'S PARISH HAi .1.
St. Joseph, Ont.
MIDNIGHT DANCE ON LABOR
DAY, SEPT. 3rd. AT A. M.
Desjardine's Orchestra
EVERYBODY WELCOME
PLAN TO ATTEND THESE
ENTERTAINMENTS
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. Jacob Fischer and family wish
to extend their heartfelt thanks and
appreciation, for the acts of kind-
ness, messages of sympathy, memor-
iam cards and floral tributes receive
ed from their kind neighbours and
friends during their recent bereave-
ment. Special thanks to Rev. L.
Higenoll, the choir, those who loaned
cars, helped at the house or assisted
in any way.
AVA GARDNER - HOLLYWOOD'S
Most Important Young Woman
Read, in this Sunder (Aug. 2G)
issue of The A ireric ui Weekly., ex-
clusively with Detroit Sunday Times,'
why Ava Gardner is the strongest po-
teneial bier star in movies. Also
read the inside story of her much,
publicised romance with Frank Sin-
atra. Be sure to get Sunday's -De-
troit Times for the Ava Gardner
story.
BASEBALL
Clinton Wins Set
Clinton Colt,. won the first round
with Zurich, taking the second game
last Friday night at Clinton, with 8
double plays to score an 8-4 win ov-
er the Zurich team and take the best
of the three game series. The first
game was in Zurich on Thursday ev-
ening and was won by the score of
4-2. The locale are now through for
the year, closing in fifth,_ place, and
had an average season of haseba ll.
1 Good crack platers are net developers
in the natter of e fere weeks, it fn)
es yeere to develop theee. sold Znrr;•h
, n has snnic very fine yorrne materiel
conning alone, which will give a good
account of themselves in years to
come.
WE HAVE NUMEROUS ARTICLES STILL
AT . OLD PRICES. BUY NOW, AS
PRICES ARE STEADILY ADVANCING
WEEK -END GROCERY SPECIALS
jelly Powders, Assorted Flavours, 3 pkgs 29c
Giant Fancy Tender Peas .2 -1 a oz. tins 37c
Ellmar Pure Peanut Batter, 16 --oz jar 32c
Cheer ((Procter & Gamble's latest discovery
Large pkg. ................ 41c
Giant peg 81c
FRESH GROCEI'.)IES FRUITS
VEGETABLES CURED MEATS
IF REQUESTED, WE DELIVER
GIVE US A CALL FOR SERVICE!
Phone 140 a C. H. THIEL Zurich
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when
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Supply in Zurich
2 «' Oestreiclier of Clifford,
titecupy the Evangelical U.
lleak here in the pastor'e
enee next Sunday morn -
and Mies. Roppel will be
oyez 'the week -end.
Birthday Party
e was enjoyed Sunday
kheim family gathered
of Mr and Mrs. Ed,
tend birthday greetings
arles Bowden (Gertrude)
the family being present wit t the
exception of Ruth who lives in Cali-
fornia. The weather being favour-
able, fiorr the out -door delicious lunch-
eon for this grand family reunion.
Here From the West
Mr. Trueman Fischer of Calgary,
Alb., is visiting in town with his
sisters, he is here attending the fun-
eral of his mother, Mrs. Jacob Fis-
cher of 'Dashwood, on Sunday. He
came ddwn by train, and had less
than a half hour to catch same after
he -received the sad word of the
sudden apassing of his mother last
Wednesday...
Received Message
Mr. Chris. Heist and family recei-
ved the sad message last week, of the
death of.'Mr. Samuel Swan of Roc-
anville; Sask., who attended the fun-
eral of his sister the late Mrs.Chris.
Heist a few weeks ago, and at that
time appeared quite -well. No word
has been received how it ,Occurred.
Mr. Swain was always a very cheer-
ful man .when one met him, had a
'treat sense of limner alone with a
line personality.
• 4s 91 Years Young
wlrs. W. (Bertha) ' o,n,.:r who
is spend>nf a few weks at the home
of her daughter, Mr and Mrs.. Albert
Inge ,. a..na, enjoyed a few hours
with Zurich friends 'one day last week
Mrs. Horner looks real well and feels
geed, several years younger than her
age actually is so cheerful, as usual.
We were glad to see her smiles which
Snakes one feel happy, and to con-
eerse with her. We wish her many
years sof the beet of health..
DON'T FORGET
As Labor Day, Sept. 3rd 1, the next
public holiday, and this has been ac-
claimed as a big day, o_ ratncr a
big evening in Zurich, s this ineluclee
the Lions Club big night of the year.
There will be plenty of entertainm-
ent fee all, anti a big night is being
planned. The beauty contest will be
interesting, as well a:: many.. other
features. Zurich is noted for having
,a. big night .on this occasion, and this
year will be one of the best. So
plan to attend this rally. Remember,
weather will not marr the evening,es
it will be all under cover in the epee -
'ens arena and community centre.
OBI T UA''
Late Mrs. Jacob Fischer
Last Wedrsesday afternoon, \t2•u t
15th the cennnunity was shoceed t r
learn of tlrc sudden pus in: 6 Pa r
wo, d of Mr.. 'Mart I'i,ec}ce r, 51. l
loved wife of Jacob Fischer, who was
found dead in the barn, having been
ie igaged in feeding the chickens, in
their farm home near Dashwood in
the afternoon, found by her eight-
year-old granddaughter, Caned. soon
after she had gone out after dinner.
The little girl ran to a neighbour's
home and Coroner Dr. Dunlop of Ex-
eter was called. He found that Mrs.
Fischer had died from a heart attack.
During the morning she had c..mpla-
ined of not feeling well. Mrs. Fischer
whose maiden. name was Mary Wei -
berg, was of a very pleasing dispos-
ition, very kind and helpful to wheee
ever she could be, and will be great-
ly missed in the community, but much
more so in the home, and especially
bin her husband. Surviving eesides
her husband are ,one son, Truman, of
Calgary, Mb; three daughters, Mrs.
Charles Thiel, Mrs Lorne Rader and
Mary Mae all of Zurich; three broth-
ers, Henry and Fred Weiberg of
Dashwood and Charles of Centralia.
Also four grandchildren. The body
rested at the Hoffman Funeral Hone
Dashwood till Sunday where eerences
were conducted, followed by public
erviee in Z:•rr La Chu
Dashwood, with interment in the
Lutheran Bronson line cometeey, -
Rev L. Higenell officiating. The
HYMENEAL
Neeb - Watson
A pretty wedding was solemnized
the Glenco Presbyterian Manse,
when Margaret Elizabeth, daughter
nt Mr and Mrs Edward Watson,
,,lento, was united in marriage to
Glen Herbert Neeb, son of Mr and
Mrs. Herbert Neeb, Zurich, the Rev,
.1:: hn A.• Rotting otfr.ciating.
The bride was lovely in a gown of
white nylon marquisette over taffeta,
fashioned in a strapless style with a
lace bodice and...aa matching lace bo-
lera. Her shoulder -length veil of
embroidered illusion net was caught
to •a halo of orange blossoms and
lily of the valley. She carried a
cascade of white gladioli and Amer-
ican Beauty roses.
Miss Mildred E. Watson, twin sis-
ter of the bride was inaid of honor,
wearing a gown of powder :blue mere
lon marquisette over taffeta, with a
halo of Summer flowers and a match-
ing veil. The groom was attended
by his cousin, 'Wilfred McFarlane of
Gleneo.
Following the ceremony, a recept-
ion was held at the home of the
bride's parents. The bride's mother
received the yuests wearinv a dress
of navy sheer with navy and white
accessories . The groom's mother
chose a dress ,0f navy .printed nylon
crepe with matching accessories.
Both wore eorsages of gladioli and
sweet peas.
IFor travelling, the bride donned
an azure blue suit with rnatclring
hat, white accessories and a corsage
N O R M A' S
BEAUTY SHOPPE
CLOSED - VACATION AUGUST
6TH TO 14TH.
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The Saving in these spring prices,
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