Zurich Herald, 1953-03-26, Page 1ICH
Established •1900
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONTARIO
REV. E. W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR
SA a.m.—Divine Services.
111,15 a.m.—Sunday School.
7.20 p.m.—Vespers.
Everybody Welcome to all Services
EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL U. B. CHURCH
Zurich -- Ontario
REV. H. E. ROPPEL
Minister
Mrs. Milton Oeach - Organist
SUNDAY SERVICES. -
10:00 a.m. — Divine Worship.
11:00 a.m. — Bible School.
7:30 p.m. — Divine Worship
Welcome at all Services—"Come
thou with us and we will do thee
good." Num. 10:29.
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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORN ' , MARCH 26 l 953
RAL
Zurich Mennonite Church' The clearest mom this world could
hold
With cheery srnile, and heart of gold
To those who knew her all will know
How much we lost ten years ago.
—Ever remembered by Mom and
Diad, Lyle, and Earl.
Pastor— Albert Martin
SUNDAY .SERVICES
5:00 a.m. — Prayer Fellowship.
8.45 a.m. — Prayer Fellowship
10:00 a.an. — Sunday ,School
11:00 ,a.m. — Worship Service
8:00 p.m. — Bible Meeting (Bi -
WEDNESDAY: weekly)
8:00 p.an. — Prayer Fellowship
(In the homes)
YOU ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP
WITH US!
Aidon Theatre
GRAND BEND
Friday, Saturday Mareli 27-28
Ray Bolger Allyn 1V Lorlie
Robert Shackleton
Where's Charley
In Technicolor
A rior of laughs and color with 11
song huts.
Selected Short Subjects.
Tuesday, Wednes. March 31, Apr. 1st
Assignment Paris
Dona Andrews Martha Tosen
Neeb—In loving memory of our dear
father, Wan. Neeb, who passed a-
way one year ago, March 29, 1953
You can only have one father,
Patient, kind and true.
No other friend in • all the world
Will be so true to you.
For all his loving kindness
He asked nothing in return
If all the world deserted us
To our Sather we could turn.
To those who have a father
Treasure him with care,
For you never know his value
Until you see his vacant chair.
—Ever remembered by Mom and
Dad Adams, Lyle, and Earl
Monster Bingo
ormer Resident Passes
J. W. Miller Passes
W. Miller of R:ocanville, Seek.,
ch kerran of the'local United Church
Board for 12 years, who died at his
home Felb. 22, was buried Feb. 24 in
Wester Union Cemetery. Rev. W. J.
Ga ram'officiated at the funeral sea?-
dj•cee ,in Rocanville United Church.
BIO•.'h in, Dashwood, Ont., he resided
inrpcaaville for 50 years. Surviv-
i his wife Eleanor; three sons,
Hof dd, Gordon, Kenneth, two dau-
ght• ree.Mrs. K. Lancaster, Lethbridge
,Mals. R. W. MacKenzie, Cal-
gaxt,1,,Nlta; two brothers, L. A. •oi
Wiempeig, Man., and W. C. Miller
of '•rocket, Alta; two sisters, Mrs.
S 7itanor, :Zurich and Miss M. M.
MIR}O.,'Toronto, Ont.
The Scout's Corner
Ait. 7 o'clock, Wednesday March 18
211'`` 'o'lf Curbs began their ceremony
'of ' feseestiture. At eight o'clock a
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stm l.ar, :ceremony was begun for the
1,Bor` Scouts. Present to witness the
ceretndi ies were a number of par-
enta and members iof the Grop Com-
mittee. The investiture is a simple
leeron:y in which the boy becomes
*a Scout or Cub officially becomes a
aneatsber ofthe Group by formally
Tepgating his proanise to his leader.
The iCubs made their promise with
the :heft hand on their PPack flag,
while the Scouts used their Troop
Deg' " crossed over a Union Jack.
iTlercereanony was conducted by the
Chief, James W. Reid, assisted by
Scouter Albert Deichert, who was
first himself invested, Chairman of
the .Group !Committee Edwin Gascho,
.Seei?etary Earl Yungblut, and Com-
nittee member Milton Oesch. On
completion of the ceremony the boys
received official ;badges and insignia
AT
St. Peter's Parish Hall
ST. JOSEPH,.. ONT.
(French Settlement)
On •
Saturday, March 28th.
George Sanders 9 p.m. Sharp
Here is an inside story smuggled $250.00 WILL BE GIVEN AWAY
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flame with Action and Adventure. 15 ROUNDS AT $5.00 EACH
Newsreel - Cartoon and Additional 4 SPECIAL ROUNDS
Short 3 OF $25,00 EACH, AND
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SIPECIAL ROUNDS 25C. A CARD
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Admission $1.00
MIDNIGHT DANCE
Phone 78 r 13. Zurich, Ont. CARDS OF THANKS
Neeb—In loving .memory of our dear
son and brother, William Henry,who
passed away one year ago,March 29,
195'2'.
We often sit and think of you
When we are all alone.
Your memory is the only thing
That we can call our own.
Are You Suffering From The 'blow was great, the shock severe
Headaches? We little thought death was so near.
Only those who have lost .can tell
If so have your Eyes Examined with The sorrow Of parting without fare-
OPTOMETRIST
Latest Methods and equipment, at well.
OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN Ever remembered by his mother
A. L. COLE, R.O. !and brother.I
GODERICI3 — ONT. Neeb—In loving memory of our dear
ood Glasses at r►alble,, ,. otb.ee, , Vielet :Neeb, 'who, pesseci .4-
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Each type of policy is designed for
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need. A periodic review of your life
insurance is necessary if your prot-
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needs. Take time out with me to
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FRUITS m VEGETABLES e FISH, -• ETC.
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Easter
Monday
whigi they are now entitled to wear.
The; official neckerchief for the Zur-
icn. Group its a .combination red and
WITH RAU'S ORCHESTRA 'blaei
DANCLNG Every Saturday Night After complimenting the boys on
Thereafter their erritivus,nsne and :progress, Mr.
Everybody Welcome Reid called: upon Committee Chair-
man Gascho for his remarks. Mr.
Gaseho expressed rpla sure with the
progress of the Group stating that
we lyre very fortunate in our Lead-
erg He also emphasized the apreci-
atien we owe to the various organiz-
atadnn imicluding Church groups for
tnetj. An, e J. orrt Mr O esch then••.
r ldclxessc ire ri,tlierxrrg. suggesting I •
the the notttr' a:s+ nleetjiig a ;long •
std idrng .need+an the comaiaunaty, ie e
card that in their program of ser - Telephone
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EASTER ,MONIA"Sc'.,,
APRT'L, Si. 5th, •1953
IN ZURICH
Music Provided by the
Syncopartors' Orchestra ice, the boys: coxed not go wrong if
Sponsored by the Catholic Women S they
els :., iu.ilo,veu rue t,olden i ale.
Zurich. Noticing 'that the Press was repres-
League,ion 50c. ented, err. Reid asked •.lirs. U. L.
AdmSmith if she would say a few words.
Her ;brief message proved an inspir-
ation. She assured the • Group of
The Late Napoleon A. Cantin Press support as far as reports of
meetings and other publicity are con-
cerned. She said that she endorsed
an article in the current issue of the
Herald which stated there were no
bad boys and. girl's: ±is Zurich and
that she felt that the Geides, Cues
and .Scouts would prove to be an
outlet for the enthusiasm of the
boys and girls of this comm e: qty.
Because Assistant Scoutmaster ang.
Black had urgent Business: in Toron-
to, he was not present, one Scout
was also absent.
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Res. 89 T227—Zurich
St: Joseph & Blue Water Area
On Friday, March 20th, 1953 the
community was shocked beyond ex-
pression ,of weeds, from the death of
the late Napoleon •Cantin of St.
Joseph, in his 62nd year. The de-
ceased was the second son of the
founder of St. Joseph, N. M. Cantin
and was born in Buffalo, N.Y.
On March 1, 1916, 37 years ago
he was married to Valerie Laporte,
also of this parish, by the Rev.
Father Roidot, then parish priest.
From this union twelve children were
born, seven sons and five daughters,
two having predeceased him some
years ago, a daughter, Doris and a
son, Charles; the remaining ones are
Napoleon, Eugene and Oliver of De-
troit; Piere in the American Arany
Army et Port Knox, Ken., as a tame
mechanic, and Jean Paul and Andre
at hone; the daughters are. lira.
Victor Brisson, Gabriel and Valerie ilii. Cantin: incl Frere Andre matore
armeDetroit o£ Dubbliliaruiris" George Duch -n; Vyone 'and Mrs. to Church one, Damming and coming
ace
Jerome Bedard; Therese, of Brant- bacic Mr. •Cantininsisted that he take
ford; also three brothers, Jean. Jos- the
ekmtoe 1 Josdrive
sihe steamer
eph and Louis; and three sisters,
was
Mrs. John Woodcock ( Josephine)" of only an amateur at driving he lost
Montreal; Mrs" Edgard Laporte, 'control and drove the big machine in
(Anne) of St. Clair, Mich; and Mrs. the ditch- aThat was c lar deceased,
troit, now in Florida.
Albert Bourque, (Antoinette) of De- a little
and one whfeh he enjoyed. teOn i3ra
On Monday morning the remains then Andre's last visit to . St. Joseph,
of the deceased were laid to rest in he ltaaad ,assured the Cantin. Family
St. Peter's church cemetery and late that some day something would ar-
gely attended. A Solemn Mass was Ise, .and to confirm that statement
celebrated by the parish priest Mon- he placed a 'medal in a hollow pipe
signor W. i3ourdeau, assisted by and drove It in the ground,
and said
Father Fallon of Forest and Father future years would disclose the sec -
Monaghan of Zurich. Pall Bearers ret. And during the late years of
were, Avila Ducharne, Alphorrse,the deceased life, it was known that
Masse, Raymond Denoinme, Maxim a statue of St. Joseph would be er-
Geoffrey and Andrew Rau. In these , ected on that site afore mentioned,
cruscial moments this community 'for already suggestion had ben
offer& their deepest sympathy to t?1i, given, to ltheitlateelNal oleonl raCasein,"
bereaved family.
Commenting en the deceased past apt and with it all the -necessary funds
life,
if ehwe will
s y, that he always of a
vont the been week,
promised, to go ahead with
turfing, and by trade he was ar en- • We comment at length on tlie nme-
gineer, and when yet a young man chanieal life of the cleeeased, for he
he had been appointed as superant- was one who, understood the pirilos-
1 endent of Coney Island Park in ophy of life, and had a master m:d
New York, a po ition he held for ; to convince his listeners and clear
some years, from there he shifted to ;hie points" The late Mr. C tntie had
uch
Montrealwhere he became
ao ,-Priends. and
r ted t
er of King Edvnrdrk. Lteron with high ranking society.
of his share of the business :e.ti he was a friend to all; and many
and came :back to St. Joseph, where times during his life he'was noted as
his services were mostly needed in saying MoLney was
not
he
the interest of his father ,p' Aftertheir Essential
e
The late Napoleon Cantin WP.a Mr and Mrs Cantin took up house
Omen, veay devoted member to hie urch, keepieg in the home of today,
and havin • great devotion to St. Jos- he was much attached to home life,
g Intimate friends: of the departed, foul
. eph, and to the late Frere Andre, C. H. • I Zurich Brother Andre, of St. Joseph's O a• Provincial Police ected as guard , of
Phone tory; the late Brother Andre rt aria honor and as .well Mower l3eattt ,
they;
is known by all oroe.ds, and nutria qAl; during the ftintr.7.l ceremony.
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a short time hence before he will be
Canonized a Saint of the Catholic
Churches. He being a very close
friend to the Cavern Family, and had
visited them here on two different
occasions, making his 'home with the
Napoleon Cantin Family during
days of visits On has last visit in
this parish in the summer o.; 192.=,
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