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R ,tablished 1900
Zurich Mennonite Church
Pastor- Albert Martin
SUNDAY SERVICES:
161:00 a.m. - Sunday School
11:00 a.m. - Worship Service
8:00 p.m. - Bible Meeting
'Wednesday, 8.00 p.m. Prayer Fellow-
ship in the homes. •
YOU ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP
WITH US
•You'll Enjoy Listening to -
"THE MENNONITE HOUR"
laspell Preaching - Inspirationa
Singing.
;"adays-CILML-900 k.c. 7.30 a.m..
-WRVA - 1140 k.c.•• 10.30 p.m.
'The Living Christ for a Dying
World."
• Having Fine Weather
After the numerous cold and .rios-
'`ty nights the past week, it has turn-
ed more seasonable'this week, with
-bright sunny days and nice warm-up
•during the daytime to about 70 deg -
tees, Things are growing nicely for
'this time of year, seeding is about
'done, the land working up beautiful.
In fact it looks again like last year
'the early seeding was not so good,as
"the heavy rain flattened the land and
'gill make it hard unless rreq,eent
rains visit us, then what was up is
nipped by the heavy frosts when ice
froze on standing water. Those cold
winds from the north last week real-
ly are eomeithing to remember.
ZURICH., ONTA
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MAY 9 957
Card of Thanks
The family of the late Mr. Theo-
dore C, }laborer wish to thane their
relatives and friends for the many
acts of kindness an& sympathy
shown them in their recent bereave-
mennt.
MIDNIGHT DANCE AT
Community Centre, Zurich
MAY .119th, 12.05 a.m.
DANCING TO
Disjardirte's Orchestra
Proceeds for the Baseball Club
Admission 75c.
Come and Support Your Ball Club
,1V Ir and :Mrs. Lawrence Hartman,
and baby Joey,- of London, were vis-
itors at the home of the rorxner's
mother, aVlrs. Therese Hartman on
Monday.
Progressing Nicely
The new Gingerich ,block Xhich is
being erected is making nice *:rogress.
They are about ready now to put up
the upper story, and we hope t';cy
will soon get this under wee, esu
the family are LOW 1iv::1: i.r kir
trailer, aed rn tat hevs b:en not x..^o
warm especial];; at r sgzt., Cie, - -rest
week.
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Bazaar
OF THE L.A. OF TffE MT IS ' '"
AND BROWNIES
Town Hall " Zurak
Saturday, May 1 1 th. CUB and SCOUT WORK
2-4 'Pan' and, 7.30 9 pn?; Parents and friends interested in
Cub and Scout work are invited to
HOME MADE APRONS, CHILDR- attend the meeting at the home of
Mass. Otto Winter en Thursday ev-
EN'S CLOTHES, ETC.., ening, May 16th at 8.15 p.m. - Mrs.
Good Variety of Baking; and 'Candy. Vera Thiel, Secy.
White Elephant Table.
Nearly New Clothing
Many Ideal Gifts for Mother
Bazaar Canvenor,
Mrs. Len Prang.
Sold Building Lot
• Mr Sol. Baechler has sold a build-
ing Lot adjoining his home lot to
Mr. William -Smith, who intends to
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the near future.
A Correction
..Sorry in the Bazaar Adv. of *the
L. A., the Guides and Brownies in
last week's edition was dated for
LADIES' AID MEETING . liay 4th, this ,should have been May
Twenty seven members Ona Pastor 11th.. Just another publisher's slip.
were present at the monthly meeting
So show your good will by conning
of St. Peters'Lutheran Ladies' 'Aid,
to the bazaar this Saturday whereZurich, held in the basement of the there is a good opportunity to purch-
churcellutch on Tuesday evening .Maj? 7. Iase ideal gifts for someone • you like
Mrs. Aubert Hess opened the '' pro.• very much. Mother's Day will fol-
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1 , the singing of a hymn,
"I, low ,on Sunday. So don't forget her.
.Teed Thee ever; Hour." The restoring !And remember the date, .Saturday,
1 of Psalm 23, Prayer by the Pastor. May 11th. afternoon.
Another hymn "Sweet Hour of Pray -
Miscellaneous Shower
er" was sung followed by several umbering some 50 relatives and
selections by the Deichert Trio. Mise friends gathered at the Zurich town
Virginia, Mr. Lloyd and Peter • ?ei- hall on Tuesday evening, May 7th.
chert on their violins. A piano;;solo in honor of bliss Martha Denomme,
by Dorothy Wagner. These nun0ers bride elect, to surprize her with a
were very much enjoyed. miscellaneous shower. Miss Joyce
The president, Mrs. I+inkteh anr, ; Fisher led the bride -elect to a well
took charge of the business paten. decorated chair of pink and white
','he Secretary read the mmotps of under several streamers and baieons
the last meeting. The Treastti er's;whicih were broken to give every one
report was given. a thought of what was going on.
The visiting committee reported Joyce read an address and presented
making 21 calls. The Secy. received the gifts. Also assisted along with
several Thank You' cards from rat- help in opening the parcels. .They
ins who have enjoyed the visitsfand were beautiful and useful. Martha
treats from the Organization. • , replied with many thanks. A contest
IMrs. Winter thanked Mrs. E rna' and a humorous letter was read; re-
Schilbe and her grandchiildren fe 1.he freshrnents were served; and a deli -
lovely white paraments whichOey ghtful social " evening was enjoyed.
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iring 11artha all. the "Best Wtch-
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A motion was made and carried L. L. CONVENTION
that the Ladies' Aid would serve. Zion Lutheran Church, Stratford,
cookie:: and '")everage to the children v r the centre of the Stratford Dist -
at the Vaettion Church Schoor to' be rice Luther League Convention on I
held in July. Sunday, April 28th., to which the St.
'rhe meeting closed with the Lord's I Peter', Luther League, Zurich, at- I
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fray=er. ? tasty lunch wee served by tended. The theme of our conven-
the committee in charge. tion, "Christ First", was introduced
to us by Rev. Stockma.nn, of :Milver-
ton, Dr. Jacobi, •president of Synod,
wng ; rreminded us of our varrou4 "Reap -
comeeeetle litiee," after a very \ream wel-
come front the president of Stratford
Luther League.
Following the business, consisting
of election of new officers, various
TAKE THE FAMILY TO
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DRIVE-IN THEATRE
5 Miles East of Grand Bend
8.5 Miles West of No. 4 Highway
on Crediton Road
Friday, Saturday May 10-11
New York Confidential
(Adult)
STARRING---
BROD'ERICK ,CRAWFORD
MARILYN MAXWELL
This Theatre 'will be open every Fri-
day and• Saturday evening until
further notice.
Sunset
DRIVE-IN -- GODERICH
134 miles east of Goderich on No.8
Highway
Thursday, Friday :slay 9-19
Night and The City,
Richard Widmark
2 Cartoons
Saturday, Monday
Reprisal
Guy Madison
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2 Cartoons
,Tuesday, Wednesday
Gone Tierney
Comedy.
May 11-13
Felicia Far
Comedy
May 14-15
Flame of the Island
Howard Duff Yvonne DeCarle
(Adult Entertainment)
Comedy Cartoon
Box Offtee 'opens 7 p.m. First Sh:nwtw
at dusk. Children under 12 in cars
Free
:i'ri,,A.Y(ROUN?l-'MIM'IS:R t'I.'I'`1'7F
reports, etc., a very tasty .banquet
was served by the Ladies of the
church.
A candle -light installation of the
new officers was included in the ev-
ening service conducted by Rev.
Stocknnann. Rev. N. A. Keffer, of
Ellis'Township, as guest' speaker,
spoke to us of our theme- "Christ.
First." A very informative and in-
spiring• day was enjoyed by the 125
District Luther LeagueMembers pre-
sent.
']''he newly -elected officers of the
Stratlorcl District L.L. Conference
were as follows: -- President, Wilf-
red' Epp, of Tavistock; Vice -Pre=.,
Ronald Schmidt, Secretary - Ann
Scowby, of Stratford; Treasurer, Au- 1 e
tin Linder, Gadshill; Pastor Advisor -
Rev. Donald Stewart of Philippsbrnrg.
JURY RECOMMENDS CHECK ON
CAR DOORS
A coroner's jury recommended at
Hensel' .on Tuesday last that the
Attorney General's office prevent
any car •manufactut'er from building
four -door cars with back doors hing-
ed at the rear without adequatessaf-
ety locks. "By adequate safety locks
we mean rear doors of this type be
prevented. from opening while the
car is in motion," the jury said.
• It further recommended that rear
door locks and rear doors themselves
on this type of tour -door autunktile
be checked for soundness wig reliab-
ility ail c'on,junetio•n with safety
checks being made on highways today
'l''he jury was inquiring .into the
death a week ago of three-year-old
Afiena Rooselbocm, who opened the
back door of her father's car and
fell fr.cnt the vehicle into the path of
another car driven by il'atrick Flan-
nery of MR. 5, Mt. Brydges.
The jury attached no Mame •' to
any principals involved."
The aceident occurred nn No. 4 ,1
Highway about a mile south of Hors,,
call.
Jury members were John Pe.zetaoi,
Zurich, foreman; Emerson Kv 4e, Kip •
pen; Bill .Micklo, Iiensall ; Stewart
'io11, }leneaell; Harry I+'`a'bj', It,R,
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Rose sweet ,Wised. Pickles, 16 -oz. Jar
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Treesweet grapefruit Juice 40 -oz can -, 4.9c
Aylmer Pineapple tid bits,. 15 -oz. cans, 2 for..,...39c
Aylmer fancy Cream. Corn 15 -oz. cans, 2 for..?9c
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A few Kist. Peas, 20 -oz. tins, 2 f:>r '"9e
Libby's Spagatti, 20 -oz. tins at 1 9c
Frankfo.rds,. 20 -oz. tins, 2 for 25c
A FULL LINE OF MEN'S WORK CLOTHES
ALSO SOME WOMEN'S WEAR
VISIT OUR STORE OFTEN --
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