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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1954-06-24, Page 1ZURI Established 1900 Church Directory ST. PETER'S Evangelical Lutheran Church ZURICH — ONTARIO REV. E. W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR a.m.—Divine Serviced. 11:15 a.m.—Sunday School. Evening Service lifted for Summer 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. — Divine Worship. 11:00 a.m. — Bible School. Evening Service lifted for Summer Welcome at all Services — "Come thou with us and we will do thee good". Num. 10:29. Zurich Mennonite Church Pastor-- Albert Martin SUNDAY SERVICES: 10:00 a.m. — Sunday School 11:00 a.m. — Worship Service 8:00 p.m. — Bible Meeting. WIODNESDAY, 8 p.m. /Prayer Fellowship YOU ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP WITH ' US I ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDA Aldon Theatre GRAND BEND Friday, Saturday June 25-26 Border River Technicolor Joel McCrea Yvonne DeCarlo Lawless adventure blazing out of a frontier no man's land. Selected Short Subjects Monday, Tuesday June 28-20 The Naked Jungle • Technicolor - Charlton Heston Eleanor Parker A man's man and his woman pitted against the forces of brutal nature. Paramount Newsreel. Wednesday, Thursday June 30, Jul 1 Miss Sadie Thompson Technicolor Adult Entertainment Rita Hayworth Jose Ferrer Aldo Ray A never to be forgotten story of a wornan with a tarnished soul Additional Short Subjects Are You Suffering From Headaches? Iff no have your Eyes Examined with the Latest Methods and equipment at (,) ' Akt".r.4.13..r,tia,T OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN GODERICH ONT. Tarried Glasses at Reasonable Prices Lyric Theatre Phone 421: EXETER Friday, Saturday June 25-26 White Witch Doctor Susan Hayward - • Robert Mitchum A good romantic African adventure melodrama photographed in Techni- color. . Monday, Tuesday June 28-20 Perilous Journey Vera Ralston David Brian Adult Entertainment A Melodrama revolving around the perilous journey of a boatload of women travelling to the Gold Fields of California ps4a7., Thursda june &04 Dick .- Haymes Audrey Totter Here is a light breezy musical .pho- tographed in Technicolor. 4•• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • T. HARRY HOFFMAN FUNERAL HOME • • • • Funeral Director — Private Car Ambulance * 1 Member of Ontario Funeral Association • . * HOLDER OF ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE FIRST AID CERTIFI- : • CATE — PORTABLE OXYGEN EQUIPMENT • • HOSPITAL BEDS TO RENT — INVALID CHAIR TO LOAN .to • II FRESH FLOWERS SUPPLIED FROM MITCHELL NURSERIES to WE WIRE ANYWHERE • i• 24 Hour Service — Dashwood. Tel. 70W . • ma • ... • *****44•••••••••••••••••••••••••••4••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • 1 • THIEL'S, Superior Store THE SET OF DISHES DRAWN AT THIEL'S STORE ON SATURDAY, MAY 29th, WAS WON BY MRS. DON. HARTMAN, ZURICH; 'CIT NO. 08281. THE DRAW WAS MADE BY MRS. IRENE STEINBACF1. 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 advantage of the Various Specials on Sale from time to time. Weekly Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Greens. LET US SERVE YOU! Phone! .140 C. H. TFIIEL - Zurich • Suns Drive -In T ...HERALP: ORNING, JUNE 24 1954 :171 ,r • 1 Y4 MILES EAST 0 ON HIGHWAY N-4:0' Friday4 Saturday Great Jesse Jamet, fWiIliam Parker Barbara. Payter and another featii The Brats Stan Laurel Oliver Hardy ICH Monday, Tuesday Royal African Louis Haywird Veronica Hurst and on the same p Fangs of the All Star Cas Wednesday, Thursday Ju Tomahaw • Van Heflin • Evon De Carlo also • Just Across the .4nm( Sheridan John Lund Enjoyed Bus Trip The senior grades of the Hay Twp. School Area enjoyed a trip by bus to Toronto on Wednesday. While there, they visited the Royal Ontario Museum, Old Fort York, the Zoo as 7ke11 as ;taking a ride on Canada's 8_,Irst and only subway. Many at Decoration The Annual Decoration. and Mem- inial Service lest Sunday at the Ev- angelical 'Cemetery, on the Bronson Line was largely attended in spite of 829 the threatening rain. The Salvation Army Band of London, Ont., was in attendance and gave an excellent • program with Capt. F. Waller as guest speaker. •• NEXT HOLIDAY 1 -.,6 Dominion Day, July lst, next Thu - ay will be observed as out next .1iday. A ball game will be played Zurich in the forenoon,, the 3 -all tie game with Dashwood Tigers will be re -played and should prove a big drawing card. :Our team also prays a' Dashwood this Wednesday even- ..•i$.g, and on Friday Mitchell boys are here. Try and attend as many of these games as you can. It will help the boys. ormation, please contact Arlene and nature walks Please.regrster no • •erer, is being held during the week Tater than July 12. For further in - A Day Camp for Girls from ages 8-12 activities as crafts, singing, games, Kathie Kalbfleisch and Arlene Hab- Each day's programme includes 'Such inclu.sive, sponsored by the Boys arid Girls committees of the Zurich Lions Club and under the direction of of July 1943 at Cedarbrook Camp. Day Camp berer, (phone 112) or Kathie Two Shows each night r First show at dusk. Child r der 12 in cars free. • 11_, LAS H • DRIVE-IN - THEA, eh1Roi two stiows _Nightly, Box Office Open 8:00. First IShow at HYMENEAL Dusk. Children under 12 in cars Free' i Potier—Regier June "24-25 St. Boniface R.C. •Church, Zurich, was the setting for a lovely summer wedding when Jean Vivian, daughter • of Mr and 'Mrs. Fred Regier, zurich, was united in marriage to . Fernand Potier, son of Mr. Julien Potier and the late Mrs. Potier or Belle River. June, 26-28 American Beauty Roses and white and pink pianies decorated the San- ctuary where the Rev. .M. V. Mon- aghan -performed the ceremony. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was charming in a wtite Chintilla Lace gown over net with white satin underskirt. A nylon net front skirt panel gracefully railing in accordian pleats. Her Sitaeves were Oily point and long train of race over net and satin. Her shoulder length veil was of 1-2 tille illusion with rhinestone settings. Her halo was of flowered pearls also rhinestone. She carried a ;bouquet of American Beauty Roses and white carnations. Miss Rosalie Regier, sis- ter of the bride as Matron of Honor, her fitted :ballerina gown with embos- sed yellow lace to hip line falling in full net skirt over net taffeta. Her headdress was of matching net with rose bud settings. Her matching slip- perswere of yellow linen. She carried yellow roses and pink carnations. Fashioned on similar lines were the gowns wore by the brides, Mrs. Bea- trice Potier and Joanne Dawson of ballerina style blue lace over net taf- feta w, ith matching blue linen slip- pers. They also carried bouquet of yellow rosesand pink •carnations. The best man was the groom's .brother Charles Potier of Belle River also Bob Regier of Windsor and Lin- ard Jennings. of London. The ushers were Lorne Regier and Walter Bryne Wedding music was played iby the church organist, Helene Farwell with Linda Bedard soloist. Receiving at the home the bride's mother cnose silver grey Chinesse Silk with an or- chid floral •design dress with . orchicl accessories and a corsage of pink roses and white Mums. The groom's step -mother wore a navy .b/ue aress with white accessories, also a corsage •of pink roses and white mums. Din- ner was held at the home of the bride's parents with an afternoon buffet lunch and a reception m the evening.. Mr and Mrs Portier now honeymooning to Northern Ontario, will make their future home in Belle River. The bride's travelling cos- tume consisting of a rose linen dress, sky blue coat with white accessories. Out of town guests attending from Wimis.er, Belle River) London, Prite, Thursday, Friday 1 The Man Behind the Gun (Colour) RANDOLPH SCOTT CPATIRICE WYMORE Sat., Monday Something for the Birds VICTIOR MATURE PATRICIA NEAL Tuesday, Wednesday June 29-30 My Wife's Best Friends 'ANN BAXTER MacDONALD CAREY July Thursday, Friday Silver • City (Colour - Edmund O'Brien Yvonne DeCarlo Cartoon •News Cartoon and News at each Perform- ance. • The Voice of Temperance Some food 'for thought -facts, glean- ed from here and there. The 'sales of brewery products in Canada for 1952. were nearly twice the figures for '42. Ten carloads of ale, carrying 400,000 pints, have been shipped from a Lon- don brewery within two. years, as a gift to Canadians serving m Korea and Europe. ,Carling'st Brewery Ltd., sent second gifts to Canadians serv- ing in: armed forces outside ot Can- ada. It was 6000 bottles of red ,cap ale for use of ships tn Kor- ean .waters. A representative of the House of Seagram stated last Sept- ember that his firm is spending $2 - million, annually to secure Decorum in the manufacture, distribution. and consumption" of their product.. Liqu- or dealers at all levels .continue their well-planned efforts to hide the end product of their business by glamorous presentation of the first impact of alcoholic bexera.ges on so- cial situations. A significant action, suggestive of their ,concern, about avoiding controversy, was the sending of a letter withdrawing scholarships offered to the Toronto Board of Ed- ucation. Final item—A.A. Groups in Canada number approximately Single Copies 5 Cents. Subscription in Canada, $2,00 a Ye* Subscription U.S.A., Year $2.50. NORMA'S BEAUTY. SHOPPE FOR APPOINTMENTS Tel. 223 Zurich NORMA STEINBACH - Prop. RAG RUGS and CARPETS 111.10•169.1•11.0.1•Din•••••••••••••••11... On a New Tiaodern Loom, Made to Order — Seth 0. Amami, Zwick Ont. Phew 128. • lane coal INVITES YOU TO JOIN ITS HOST OF FRIENDS ,=.4...1AAtiomemmisommovemosers LORNE S. EILEE LOCKER SERVICE -. ROE FEED* WHITE ROSE FUEL OIL Phone 10 — HENSALL, OWL •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••44••••• • • • • • *Ottlakt litt*ttai Olatit • _ • Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director • • • • Private Car 'Ambulance Service • • Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Rent • • • .1, ' : Day and Night Service • • Telephone: R. 89 0,P4 g'151 or 122, Zurich •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••11•111111111W 1 450. These are only a sma p centage of the Alcoholics we ;have in St. Joseph, Detroit, Bruce Field,Dies- \ Canada about ,245,000.—AdVt.. don, and Sarnia; . . zuRiews Grocery Store We are ever at your service with the beat lines 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 ItIENNO OESCR Zurich PRODUCE WANTED; Phone 'EAS5 4 Men's Work Clothes WE HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF NEW. MEN'S WORK CLOTHES ALSO ALL STAPLE MERCHANDISE — GIVE US 'A CALL GROCERY SPECIALS Lynnvalley Cream Corn, 20 -oz. tin • 15c Jelly Powder, McLaren's 3 for 25c Corn Flakes 8 -oz. at •17c Good Supply of Fresh Groceries always on Mend' Tin BLAKE STORE Schwertzenbruber, Prop. Phone 1147 s • '1