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Church Diratury
ST. „PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONTARIO -.
auzv. E. W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR
Service.
U :15 a.m.—Sunday School.
7 :30 p.m.—Vespers.
Everybody Welcome to all Services
EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL . UB. CHURCH
ZURICH — ONTARIO
Rev. . H. E. Roppel, Minister
Mrs. Milton Oesch - Organist
ISUNDAY SERVICES -
10.00 a.an. — Divine Worship.
11:00 a.m. — Bible School.
7:30 pan. — Evening Worship
Welcbme at all Services — "Come
Itbou with us and we will do thee
.igood.". Num. 10:29.
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Zurich Mennonite Church
Pastor— Albert Martin
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10:00 a.m. — Sunday School
1.1:00 a.m.. — Worship Service
8:00 pm. — Bible Meeting
WEDNESDAY, 8 p.m.
'Prayer Fellowship.
YOU ARE. INVITED TO WORSHIP
WITH USI
Are You Suffering From
Hea. ches?
ao have your Eyes Examined with
'the Latest Methods and equipment at
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GODERIO ONT.
Good Glasses at Reasonable Prices
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, MAY 27 1954
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Friday, Saturday May 28-29 ON HIGHWAY No. 8. .
SASKATCHEWAN
(Teclmicolor)
Alan Ladd Shelley Winters
J. Carroll Naish
A flaming story of the Northern.
Frontier
Cartoon and Additional Short
Monday, Tuesday May 31, Jun 1
The Eddie Cantor Story
Technicolor
Keefe Brassele Marilyn Erskine
The tune •packed laugh loaded heart
tugging story of Eddie Cantor.
Paramount Newsreel
Wednesday, Thursday June 2.L3
Crime Wave
.Adult Entertainment
'Stealing Hayden Gene Nelson
Phyllis Kirk
Here is a gripping story of the shad-
owy criminal segreant
Selected Short Subjects
Friday, 'Saturday
May 28-29: ",'-
African Queen
HUMPHREY BOGART
KATHRYN HEPBURN
Cartoon Comedy
Monday, Tuesday May. 31,June 1
Pretty Girl
B.onT. CUMMINGS -
JANE CAULFIELD
And the second Big Feature
FLAME OF STA,MBUL
RICHARD ADINNING ervicesa beginning at 7:30 p.m.
LISA FENDAY
Always a Cartoon , MEMORABLE EVENTS
:•' A memorable event took place at -
Wednesday, Thursday June 2-3 .at. Joseph on Friday evening, May
The Maze ig1st on the occasion of tne meeting
place of the people of Zurich ta.kIng
RICHARD CA.RLSON , ,oyer the procession of Our Lady of
VERONICAjso HEARST Fatima from here to einnmemorate
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this blessed event. A stature of Saint
"ARTIC FLIGHT" Joseph was temporarily placed by
a, a. Joseph Cantin at the exact spot
oaen by the Rev. Brother Andre of
Montreal, during his stay with the
gantio. family.in October 1917, the
+me month and year that Our rawly
og Fatima appeared in Portagal.
Had Lucky Number •
The past few- weeks M. Menno
each, Grocer, gave a ticket to every
paachaser, who bought groceries
for $1.00 or over. On Tuesday eater -
noon at 2 o'clock the prizes were
c:v.awn by a boy in the store. First
Itoky ticket was held by aosiah
Steckle, of Stanley Twp, an ahimin-
.
Inn set valued at $129.00, tile next
teket was held by Ed. Regier who
n a perculator; Mrs. Pearl Love,
lama, a salad set; Mrs. Geo. Wilson
AVnee Pearl Gellman) a set of knives
Gongratulations to these lucky .win-
aers. Keep on smiling, next titae
ry, 1, n'av be your turn
*So try again Mas -
Saturday and Monday
May 29-31 ter a. Earl Bullock made the draws.
/.• On Fishing Trip
Messrs. Keith Westlake, Lorne
.•(',.iid Teddy Klopp and Ed. Gackstet-
ter had a pleasant fishing trip over
he holiday week -end in the rarry
Sound District.
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To Hold Conference
,V7The Mennonite Conference of
ntario are holding their "annual ses-
wns •in the local Mennonite Church,
rich, June 1-3. A special invitat-
IPA is extended to everyone to attend
e Tuesday and Wednesday evening
Two Complete Programs each Even- I All Star -Cast
Mg at 7.30 and 9.30 pan.
(First Show at Dusk - Rain or Shin
lehiadren unuder 12 in Cars Free.
binge CEA ance Play ground Refreshment
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AT
ST PETER'S PARISH HALL
St. Joseph, Ont.
Every Saturday Night
MUSIC BY
Bayfield Valley Five
ADMISSION — 50 Cents
EVERYBODY WELCOME
TO THE
LakeviewLiteraryHall
I3LAK.E, on
-pictures " regarding
the work at the Good Will Rescue
Mission, London, Ont. -
EVERYBODY 'WELCOME
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THIEL'S
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THE SET OF DISHES DRAWN APRIL 17th.
WAS WON BY Re Y ERB, R.R. 2, ZURICH, No.
08074. THERE WILL BE ANOTHER DRAW
ON MAY 29th. FOR ANOTHER SET. FREE
CHANCE WITH EVERY $5.00 PURCHASE.
THIS IS A WORTH WHILE SET TO WIN.
GET EVERY CHANCE POSSIBLE ON THE
NEXT SET!
SEE OUR GROCERY SPECIALS !,
, Visit our Large Grocery Department and take
advantage of the Various Specials on Sale from
time to time.
Weekly Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Greens.
LET US SERVE YOU !
LASH 'MAR
DRIVEIN THEATRE
CLINTON - • ONT.
Two Shows Nightly, Rain or Clear.
Box Office Open 8:09. First Show at
Dusk. Children under 12 in cars Free
May 27-28
Thursday, Friday
As Young As You Feel
Jean Peters.
David Wayne
Cartoon
Cattle Town ING GOWNS SPECIAL
n' -Mot •*- - '•-• '
lik,APVIPTUA .
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and News at- Each PerfO'ra ' A'1"0111-°' parade of wedding gowns
mance . . idating from 1t879 to 1950 was a spec-
ial feature of the 32nd South Huron
Tuesday, Wednesday. June 1-2 Women's Institute district annual
. held an May 20th in Egmondville
"DIPLOFATIC COURIER" 1llnjted Church. The owns were mod•
g
Tyrone Power Patricia Neal ;elIed by 26 W.I. members represent -
3_4 nag; the nine branches of the district.
Also on display were slips made by
district 4-H homemaking .clubs under
the direction of Miss Jean Steckle,
Huron County home economist.
During the business perioa, 3.firs.
Kenneth Johns, of Woodham, was re-
elected district president zr a second
term. Other officers elected were:
Past president, Mrs. James Kirkland,
Exeter; 1st vice-pres., Mrs. Emery
Desjardine, Grand Bend; 2nd vice,
Mrs. Alex- Pepper,Seaforth;.secy..
treas., Mrs. Wm. Jn, Exeter; feder-
ation rep., 'Mrs Fred Beer, Hensall,
alternate, Mrs Gordon Papple, Sea -
forth; The Rev. W. E. Milroy of Eg-
moadville„ welcomed delegates fol.
lowing a dinner served by the W. A.
of the church. More than 130 dele-
gates attended the morning and after
noon sessions,
Thursday, Friday June
"MY FAVOURITE SPY"
Bob Hope Hedy Lamarr
SPECIAL
Missionary Service
AT THE
Lakeview Literary Hall
Half Mile East of BLAKE, on
Saturday Eve., May 29th.
At 8.30.
Mr and Mrs .Simeon Hurst, Mission-
aries on furlough, after 12 years of
servece in Tongangika, East Africa,
plan to share their experiences by
slides and lecture.
You are invited to attend this in-
formative and inspirational meeting
The Baseball season will open in
Zurich this Friday evening when the
Strathroy boys will be over and pIay
the locals. Give the boys a big hand
lam cheering for them.
Single Copies 6 Cents,
Subscription in Canada, $2,00 a Yen'
Subscription U.S.A., Year $2.50.
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Ont. Phone 128,
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HOST OF FRIENDS
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WHITE ROSE FUEL OIL
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OBITUARY
MRS. JOHN GEOFFREY
Mrs. Joihn Geoffrey, 71, the form-
er Seraphine E. Masse, -died at her
home, concession 14, Hay Township,
The Voice of Temperance
Evidence is to hand -that these Hula on May 23rd, after an illness of can-
on County "Voices". are read beyond
!siderable duration. She was a (tau -
our County boundaries. A beautiful
ghlt-eirela'ofDetkinOem. rnlatee of
felsston jelVfeeapsshe eanndd
little Northwestern Ontario town less Ag
than 2,000 population is bedevilled by; was a lifelong resident of Hay Town -
drink. It is in L.C.A. territory and is ship. She was married to ablin Geo -
years ago. Surviving are
amply supplied with legal liquor outai tarey 51
I her husband, four sons: John Felix
lets. They have two beverage aooms,1
brewera' warehouse. A small group of
a government liquor store, and a' f -,, , . ,
lo •.ica.onto, Fergus of London; Mar-
ence of Zurich; Ted. of Hay Town-
aitizens, greatly concerned .at the de -
ship; the daughters are: (Nora) Mr.
placable ,conditions, met some time
ago to do something. At the first II Fred Bondy, (Lydia) Mrs, Dan Vas -
meeting this column in Huron Couaty trick; (Anne) Mrs. Wm.. Attridge;
Weeklies was referred to,and a almi. (Florence) Mrs. Paul Sharrette, all
lar -plan Was launched. A few of the of Detroit; (Geraldine) Mrs. Joe
group chipped m to pay for the first Grove of Woodstock; (Marie) Mrs.1
Wilfred Rau of London; (Doris) IVIas
insertions, but later fees were accept- ..a....
Alvin Regier of Hay Township. The
ed to ,defray expenses. This local. I
rothers are Philip and Alex. Masse
temperanee league is increasing in 1,
membership and is working beyond ID
its town limits. One of the group of Hay Township; Jerome, Eddie,
writes, "Weahave always been wet, a Napoleon .of Windsor. Sisters. Mrs.
ihang-over from old timber days. We I Edward Meidinger of 'Windsor ; Mrs,
"le here Louis Brenner, Mrs. Charles Bertr-
and of Michigan; 2.6 gratd children
and 6 great grandchildren. The re -
Maine rested at the famila. residence,
Hay Township MAR Wednesday
atoning when requiem high mass
was sung at 10 . aan. in St. Peter's
Church, St. Joseph. Burial in ...the
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had at one time seven smarm
I personally know conditions ia
Blank (a small Huron County town),
I lived here 14 years. Conditions are
better there than here as regards
drinking. We have a run of petty
police court cases that Blank is free
from, or tl to "Surely such,testi-
mony should have weight with us.We
are under 'the Canada Temperance , Church Cemeteay, The depute
Act which allows no legal outlets forlwho had a large number of warn
a member of the Cath.•
the sale of :beverages alchol. The frienth vas
Courts have frequently complimented ,,,,
us on our comparative freedom from ",`• Womens' League; of the St.
' crime, of which the chief\ tentributinr
ng 1,4,:as Socje_tty. and a_ mellaher of the
factor is drink.—Aslizt, \oratory of 6 . JObepik,
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We are ever at your service with the best line
obtainable of
FRESH GROCERIES
All Fresh Vegetables, Fruits in Season as well as
Canned Fruits and Vegetables on hand
Candies Nuts - and Confectionery in supply
GIVE US A CALL
PRODUCE WANTED.
43. in, im,ho (-A
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Phone, 165
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Len's Work Clothes
WE HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF NEW
MEN'S WORK CLOTHES
ALSO ALL STAPLE MERCHANDISE —
GIVE US 'A CALL 1
GROCERY SPECIALS
Lynnvalley Cream Corn, 20 -oz. tin ........ ...„... 15c
Jelly Powder, McLaren's 3 for 25c
Corn Flakes 8 -oz. at ...................... .
Good Supply of Fresh Groceries always on Handl
'TUE BLAKE STORE
Z. Schwartzentnaber, Prop, Phone 1147
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