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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1954-06-10, Page 1• RICH P0.7191,1•161...a. Eatablished 1900 Church Directory ST. PETER'S Evangelical Lutheran Church — ONTARIO !REV. E. W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR IA a.m.—Divine Servicete 1.1:15 a.m.—Sunday Sehool. livening Servicelifted for ,Sumer Everybody Welcome to all Services EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL, UB. CHURCH ZURICH — ONTARIO Rev. H. E. Roppel, Minister Mrs. Milton Oesch - Organist SUNDAY SERVICES - 10.00 a.m. — Di -vine Worship. 1100 a.m. — Bible School. ;Aliening Service lifted for Summer Welcome at all Services -- ".Come thou with us and we will do thee ifOod." . Num. 10:29. Vsteursurnme. Zurich Mennonite Church Pastor— Albert Martin SUNDAY SKRVIOES: 1Q:00 a.m..— Sunday ,School 11:00 a.m. — Worship Service 8:00 p.m. — Bible Meeting WEDNESDAY, 8 p.m. 'Prayer Fellowship_ 'YOU ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP WITH US/ Are You Suffering From Headaches? .11f so have your Eyes NYtmined with *.a..2 Latest Methods and equipment at Mated Glasses at Reasonables Prices HERAL ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 10 1954 ••••••••1',•••••••••••••••••••••••?1,...,,,... &Mon Theatre GRAND BEND Sunset Drive -In Theatre, MILES EAST OF GODERWH Friday, Saturday. June 1142 ON .HIGHWAY No. 8. Battle of Rogue River (Technicolor) 'George Montgomery Martha Myer Monday, Tuesday June 14-15 Here Comes The Girls (Technicolor) Bob Hope Arlene Dahl Wednesday, Thursday June 1647 Creature from the Black Lagoon Richard Carlson Julia Adanis (Adult) Bingo - Dance AT ST PETER'S PARISH HALL St. Joseph, Ont. Every Saturday Night MUSIC BY Bayfield Valley Five ADMISSION — 50 Cents EVERYBODY WELCOME Coming ! In the TOWN HALL - ZURICH On Wed., Thurs., June 16 - 17 ORAL ROBERTS' BIBLE, DELIV- ERANCE FILM "Venture Into Into Faith" COME, AND BRING ,OTHERS WITH YOU '0e.•••••••••••••••••••••••eo•••••••••••••••••••••••• • d` • ' * T. HARRY HOFFMAN FUNERAL HOME • -* • . •• Funeral Director — Private Car Ambulance • • '*• Member of Ontario Funeral Association • • IP, HOLDER OF Sr. JOHN'S AMBULANCE FIRST AID CERTIFI- • • a • -a CATE — PORTABLE OXYGEN EQUIPMENT • 'a • a• a HOSPITAL BEDS TO RENT — INVALID CHAIR TO LOAN * 1 FRESH FLOWERS SUPPLIED FROM MITCHELL NURSERIES • e 'a WE WIRE ANYWHERE • • * 24 Hour Service — Dashwood. Tel. 70W • 4 4 -0 0.7,1111101/11B101411Wit. THIEL'S Superior Store THE SET OF DISHES DRAWN AT THIEL'S STORE ON SATURDAY, MAY 26th, WAS WON BY MRS. DON. HARTNIAN, ZURICH; TICKET NO. 08281- THE DRAW WAS MADE BY MRS. IRENE STEINBACH. ANOTHER SET WILL BE GIVEN AWAY TO 'THE LUCKY PERSON ON JULY 3rd; THIS IS A WORTHWHILE SET TO WIN. SO MAKE YOUR PURCHASES AT THIEL'S STORE! SEE OUR GROCERY SPECIALS Visit our Large Grocery Department and take ltdvanbwe of the Various Specials on Sale from time to time. Weekly Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Greens. LET US SERVE YOU Phone Mil C. H. 7CHIEL Zurich Friday, Saturday June 1112 Outlaw Women -" - Marie Windsor e , Richard Bober and a featurette Men O'War LAUREL i HARDY '',••••••• Single Copies 5 Cents. Subscription in Canada, $2.00 a Y Subscription U.S.A., Year $2.50. 47-Ef/7151// ••• Mondwy, Tuesday June 140 • / Great White Hunjer Gregory Peck Joan Eennett and on the same prograrn Smugglers &Act Cameron Mitchell, Wednesday, Thursday June 1,17 The Fuller Brush'Giri Lucille Ball Eddie Albert Also Bodyhold Willard Parker - ' .11 Lola Albright Two Shows each night cl: First show at dusk. Child wide' in cars free. Lyric 1 nga ,, „.... „,,. ....,,Last Thursday morning the long Phone 421 - k,EXEIER looked for Blinker at the main in- tersection of Zurich, "came to light" Friday, Saturday. :iJune.44,) as' the saying goes, and rt is a fine ,... e job.. This has been the work of the local Chamber of Commerce, who have been working on this for some considerable time. It seems to slow up traffic coneiderably, and all motor- ists should heed the warning and not race through at this intersection. We have observed that .M most other places where these blinkers have HO : e‘ 'been installed that accidents are at a ME': - '-'. ..i...1-... 'minimum. And we trust that this MARJORY MAIN. ,.,, ,.7,...,1 contraption will greatly help in keep- pEacy Kawiote, .... eefeng thee antersaction free from accidHere - are again fof V., ,. , , e I.K.,• S.- ---, .... ., • •.•,••,.. 1, ,,,., .. -, of hilarious comedy—laughs gales i for the whole familyEvangelical Church when the Ket-! tle's try to modernize their old farm. "''.1.e.e annual gathering of the Strat- Two Shows each night 7.30an d 9.30. or d District Evangelical U.B. church •Cheistian Education Rally as held in MeKiTrop Church on Sunday after- noon and evening, when several sub- jects on .Christian Education were diScussed'. Officers elected for the corning year were Edward Doerr, Rostock, president; Newell Geiger, Zurich, vice-pres; Roy Moriock, Cre- diton, treasurer; Joyce Engela.nd, Dashwood, secy; Doris Jacobs, Mil- veiton, chiidreres secy; Rev. E. N. Thursday, Friday - June 10-11 Mohr, Crediton, youth secy; Mrs. D. JOE LOUIS STORY Payne, ,Stratford, adult work secy. :3 (Colour) discussion groups were held during COLEY WALLACE the session. Chamber of Commerce Had Supper Meeting The regular meeting of the Cham- ber.was held in the form of a supper meeting in the Dominion House on Tuesday eve., it being the annual nomination of officers, as well as other interesting. items. The guest speaker was. Mr: Geo. Refd, principal of the public school; Zurich, who gave a very interesting talk. After tee slip- per. period the Chamber members journeyed to the :ball park and saw the ihterestrnggame the Zurich Lum- ber King play with the Dashwood Cartoon and News at each Perform- Tiers. After Ivhia all returned to, the Hotel: for the business part of the meeting.. A rumber of interest- ing items were brought up or cone eieferatione BASEBALL NEWS 15•413.0•1•14.1.01:1011•1101,11. Attended Graduation Mr and .Mrs Jacob Gingerich, Gos- heun line south ,attended the Mennon- ie High School Graduation exercises at Kitchener. Their daughter, Gloria who has attended the school was suc- cessful in receiving high marks in of the subjects, the additional four subjects were 'granted in 9 and 10 grades which she studied the past term. Congratulations 'Gloria, for your splendid work. Returns from Hospital The many friends of Mr. Carl Decker will 'be pleased to learn that he has returned home from St. Jos- eph's Hospital, London on Friday last. Mr. Decker, although still in a very sore condition, is on good spirits, and patiently awaiting the day when he can be up and around again after being gored and trampled by the maddened bull a week previous. Both legs are in casts as well as other memibers of the body being damaged. It was a narrow escape and we hope he will be fully recovered. The ani- mal was transported to the packing house where it was put out of fur- ther mischief. Blinker Installed Sailor of the King Jeffrey Hunter 'Ir1J:1? Michael Rennie A thrill packed British Navy Mae? drama MONDAY TO SAT. June :14419 MA & PA KETTLE A":Pc; IGLA81-1NIA DRIVE-IN THEATRE CLINTON - ONT. Two Shows Nightly, Rain or Clear. Box Office Open 8:00. First Show at Dusk. :Children. under 12 in cars Free Saturday, Monday June 12-114 STOP, YOU'RE KILLING ME - (Colour) BRODERICK .CRAWFOR.D CLAIRE TREVOR Tuesday, Wednesday June 15-16 QUEBEC (Colour) ' JOHN .BARRYMORE JR. CORINNE CALVERT Thursday, Friday June 1148 TO HAVE AND HAVE NOT HUMPHREY BO'GART LAUREN BEGALL ance. The Voice of Temperance "Anything the school can do to' eon - tribute to social easement will helpto• offset adolescent drinking." This: is one of the many profound truths found in "A Teacher's ,eanual for Alcohol Education", authorized fbause in Grades 10 and 11 of our ()natio High Schools. Give the pupils oppor- tunities to feel important. Satisfy their gregarious instincts lay promot- ing social affairs .. Above all, teach them social and recreational' skille like dancing and co-edutational games so that they will not need an alcoholic crutch to become socially acceptable. Can - A good omen for the 1uture Q,L ads is the way in which ALL school' up,. and got busy wed put over three children are being taught recreation- rums to tie it up, when it wae ceded al skills and the art of playing to- at the end of seven innings., Some real ball garnee are expetted to be gether. Another hopeful sign is the large number of recreational centres played before the seasen gets osier springing up all over the country' both sexes, with this year At a reeent organ- catering to all ages and . e with leaders trained in physical edu- Imtion thfollowing officials were ; , Ch . e • cation, recreation and the social set- appointed Hon. presidents: Del e ences--to teeth people to be sociable Fritz and Wm. O'Brien; president, \ without resort to alcoholit beverages" Ivan Kalhleisch; let vice-pres., Rose The final statement in this excellent Johneton; 2id vice, Leeland Willert; maamger, Peter Cundy; Coach, Paddy manual is a prophecy. "When this movement reaches fullproportions, ,e,„dttr .d ; seeyetreaer Leroy Thiel. The preareit day drinking plaees will look '"::at boys igt the coming moo will as. out of date as the eid-fashioned selloon, and liquor will have no p.,,Itiee 411 aodat oonfo.rrnity,"-44,dvt. ; NORMA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE FOR APPOINTMENTS Tel. 223 Zurich NORMA STEINBACH ,* Prop. RAG RUGS 'Id CARPETS On a New Modern Loom, Made t Order — Seth O. Amtlan, Zurick Ont. Phew 128. ,...690.0....,e4astananingx4u4117;iirmistiiiitimad.M4:4414.1111‘4441, PrO44.1.106.4.111.4.4MMA....10.44M.AMMA, ••• GUARANTEED QUALITY $80, A. G. HESS . INVITES YOU TO JOIN ITS HOST OF FRIENDS '...1...f...o=stegneagmes=navozo L ORNE S. EILE ' - LOCKER SERVICE.. ROE FEEDS WHITE ROSE FUEL OIL Phoni 10 — HENSALL, *NW We** • • • 0 • 0 • • • • • 411- • .411t ,•• 0041094100 190-0 'tottaftt ten 2.41410411064140194P, 00-0009044090 Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director Private Car Ambulance Service Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Rent FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 1 ay and Night Service TelephoneY–Res. 89 -` or -12Z '211-tich 0004111111111111111110000000000.3460 seeeeeeeeeeree tee 11000430604111 Grocery tor We are ever at your service with the best r obtainable of FRESH GROCERIES' All Fresh Vegetables, Fruits in Season as well as Canned Fruits and Vegetableon hand Candies - Nuts - and Confectionery in supply GIVE US A CALL MEV% 1 4,, g JESCII xy, Zurich PRODUCE WANTED, s===== esmormseiw A Neat Tie Game The game with Clinton last Fridny. evening was rained out, as well as. too .cold to ibe played. This week however darted off with a igame on Tuesday evening when the powerfut Daslmeod Tigers, last year thampe ions, were over arid played the teeal Lumber Kings to a fleet 8e8 tie. At one stage of the gains it was 3.-ct for the visitors, but the locals tightened 1 . be. Larry Iledurd and ikobt.rt, John- 1 ston. 1 " Phone 1:65 Men'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 Hand !ME BLAKE STORE Schwartzentruber, P,rop. Phone 1147 _ .-.....„...... 4 4 1 4 1 1 4 ,44 •1 • A 4 - 4 -1 : 44 1 41 1.4 • 4 ',11 441 • 24