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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1954-07-08, Page 1(h; u , ERAL eatoblished 19® osoosteatems. .0119.•••ises••••ato Church Directory ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY M ST. PETER'S Evangelical Lutheran Church ZURICH — ONTARIO — REV. E. W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR am.—Divine Services. 1.1h15 a.m.—Sunday School. -71Waning Service lifted for Summer Everybody Welcome to U Services 1,,,...rovuteano EMMANUEL iEVANGELICAL 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. My:ening 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: 14:00a.n. — Sunday School LI :00 a.m. — Worship Service 8 :00 p.m. — Bible Meeting WEDNESDAY, 8 p.m. Prayer Fellowahip :YOU ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP WITH US! •anv" Are You Suffering From Headaches? se have your Eyes Examined with Bend Public Park he Latest Methods and equipment at There will be Plant Booth, Knick A. L. COLE RO, . I Kradk, Booth and Free Ice :Cream. Aldan Theatre GRAND BEND Friday, Saturday July 9-10 WAR ARROW (Technicolor ?Maureen 'O'Hara Jeff Chandler Here is the untold story of fighting courage, flaming passion •and savage war. Four Selected' Cartoons Sunday Midnight, Monday, Tuesday.. July 12-1.3 Meet Me At the Fair -(Technicolor Dan Dailey - Diana Lynn One of the top musical productions of recent years with nine song hits. Newsreel and additional Shorts Wednesday, 'Thursday, July 14-15 Charlton Heston • Nicole Naurey, Robert Young Secret of the Incas ('Technicolor He dared the curse of the ancients for ING, JULY 8 i954 Single Copies 5 Cents. Subscription in Canada, $2.00 a Yeast Subscription U.S.A., Year $2.50. • Subset Drive -In Theatre 1.V4 MILES EAST OF CODER( ON HIGHWAY No. 8. Friday, Saturday New Mexico Lew Ayres Marilyn tiVlaxwell Cartoon July 9- Coe Monday, Tuesday July 12- Innocents in Parts Clair Bloom Phaistar Sian Cartoon Wednesday, Thursday Big Gusher Wayne Morris Preston Foster And on the Same Program Hot News Stanley Clements Gloria Henry July 1 the lost golden treasure of the Two .Shows Nightly Inca Children under 12 Donald Duck Cartoon. Don't forget the IK.4 d's Day Statinee Wednesday, July 14th. FREE Shows at 1.30 and 3.30 'FREE Sponsored by the Grand Bend Cham- ber of Commerce Mary Hastings Picnic Come One! Come All! HOUSEWIVES TO THE Huron Waves Housewives Picnic, July 21st at Grand Registration at, -.:FPN,sge.K.R4 siisserVI„is , '-••• tresed Glasses at Reasonable Prices THIS IS AN AREA PICN.1C1 la.... •••••••••••••••••••••••404,........••••••••••••••••• e .% :: T. HARRY HOFFMAN FUNERAL HOME -• • le Funeral Director — Private Car Ambulance : .* • • • • Member of Ontario Funeral Association • •• • HOLDER OF ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE FIRST AID CERTIFI- : • .Z CATE — PORTABLE OXYGEN EQUIPMENT • • -44* • -1* HOSPITAL BEDS TO RENT — INVALID CHAIR TO LOAN .4 • FRESH FLOWERS SUPPLIED FROM MITCHELL NURSERIES • 400 • WE WIRE ANYWHERE • -* • •* • • 24 Hour Service — Dashwood. Tel. 70W • * - • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -* 1 T TEL'S Superior Store THE SET OF DISHES DRAWN AT OUR STORE ON SATURDAY, JULY 3rd, WAS WON BY MRS. FRANCIS KIPPER OF ZURICH. WHO HELD THE LUCKY TICKET. ANOTHER SET WILL BE GIVEN AWAY TO THE PERSON HOLDING, THE LUCKY TICKET FOR JULY. THIS WILL BE ANOTHER 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 ! diall6wIl/MIMORIMPOMI•1614.00.1•1010•11•1011..01.51MOMINOMMIleMOOMIMEMV,Inaagreinimm....10,11.10.0101.11“MWMOOM Phone 140 - C. 14. THIEL Zurich 1•••••••••••••••••411110001m00010110.11111001.010.11.4111101111011111114101110001106110WaliMr Rain or CI in cars Fre 4 Lyric 1r heat( Phone 421 EXE Friday, Saturday July 9 ".sisT Bandits of Corsica .41e'i RICHARD GREEN , PAULA RAYMOND elite 0,t Here is an adventure melodrantaWiti lots of excitement and heroica Monday, Tuesday July 12 Malta Story ALEX GUINNESS JACK HAWKINS A story of brave men and or unfailing devotion to their caiiipty su.auasoweraierearatemmermosmrsommoramawaroummat.t The Scout's Corner Final Cub, Scout, Guide Brownie Meeting—Farewell to the Reids. On Friday evening, May 25th the iScoute, Guides and Brownies held their ;final meeting of the spring season in a joint get-to-gether which was attended by anany of the parents A. ceremonial flag -'break with all roups in 'horseshoe formation started the evening off. The Cub Pack then presented the "Dance of Kea" the python. The dance .was expiamea by A.S.M. Jim Reid who acted as Mas- ter -of -Ceremonies. After the Brownie Pack had entertained the gathering with their narration of "A Lion Hunt' a few songs, Brown Owl Norma Park- ins took charge of a "Fly -up cerem- onyin which Brownies Eleanor Prang and Sharon Block went up from Brownies to Guides. In her remarks later, Miss !Seigner, Dist. Guide .Commissioner, highly .com- mended the 'Brownie leaders and those girls for bhe splendid work they had done. She explained that usually a :Brownie must be a member for two years to qualify fortheir wings, but that sinethe Zurich Pack had not been organized that long and lllie girls had compreted all other requirements, special permis- sion had been granted by headquar- ters to allow these two girls their wings. Mrs. Ed. Gascho on behalf of the Mothers' auxiliary, presented the boys .with a new 10'x12' tent to encourage outdoor Scouting. Slit urged that more fathers are needed on the ,Group .Committee if the boys are to get the best out of their pro- gram. Later everyone inspected the tent which had been set up in the arena. .Scouter Reg. Black thanked the ladies, • .assering them that the Wednesday, 'Thursday, July 145 tent would ibe put to good use. He then called Scouter Jim. Reid, Brow - The PathfinderIt s 11,' rife Leader, Yvonne Reid and Cubs George Montgomery John -and Paul to the front, where •tr Mrs. Gasehe on behalf tRe farrowing: 'resentations were Helen. Carter . „- log000ttidMasss. erior. • !Reid..o.o had SerVett'as'•Press ellt"..k lovely- svvingont floor ramp. To Mr 1 —d Sirs. Reid* from the &oats, .Guid- LLS.Abil • tealiet'tfe presented by Scout Eugene :s1-1, Brownies and:Cubs; an electric O'Brien;. whose presentation speech in part wase "We want to thank you DRIVE-IN: THEATRE . for coming to Zurich Tong enough to r CLINTON - ONT. Two Shows, Nightly, Rain or Clear. Box Office Open 8:00. First Show at Dusk. Children under 12 in cars Free Thursday,. Friday '' July 8 - 9 I'll Never Forget You (Colour ANN MYR. TYRONE 'POWER Saturday, Monday July Rhubarb RAY .MILLAND JAN STERLING Tuesday, Wednesday July Atomic City MICHAEL MO ORE NANCY GATES 10-12 13-14 Thursday only July 15th The Maltese Falcon iMARY ASTOR HUMPHREY BOGART —' Faiday Only July 16 Laugh Nite ALL CARTOON SHOW (3 single reels and 0 cartoons Cartoon and News at each Performs- ance. help get us- organized.Jcrhn and Paur Reid from the Cub Pack, each a gay -sweater shirt presented by PaulYianglitut. To Mr: Reid frons his Zurich: stu- dents of both years, a flexible shaft desk lamp; presented by Jerome Jef- frey. On behalf of the whole fam- ily, Mi'. Reid' thanked the gathering He said that for once he was so sur- prised' and' pleased as to' be practic- ally speechless: However'he went on to express appreciation to all far the splendid- co-operation in support of scouting and- 'Guiding. He said they felt theyhad made smile:fasting fri- endships ili Znrich and were confident that these friends would lead the youth groups on to even greater suc- cess with their sontinued. support. Alter singing God Save the Que.en, refreshments were served'. Cub:master Doug O'Brien then pres entad several of his boys with badg- es they had earned. As di s: Scout Master Gordon Hess- with his boys. Because of his good wosis and lead- ership, qualities, Scout :Eugene Brien was installed as the troop's first Troop Leader. Eugene and Don Sasebo were presented with bronze Arrows earned at a Leadership train - tag course at R.C.A.F.„. 'Centralia, earlier this spring. Scouts Louis Wil - 1e -rt . and Kenneth Weida, had been presented with theirs at the "Scouts Own" at Godestich on jetie- s'Oth. The Guides then entertained with novelty songs ; Guides .Marton. Yung- lidut and Judy Willert. explained: the requirements for the Second Class Badge, Mis Seigner then presented the followiSig girls vsitb. their second class await& : Janet .Gr.sisho , Era; Hay, Martha Denomene, Marion, Fleischaaer, Mar- ion Yusgblut, Jud'y' WARIert„ Ruth 'Weida,,Jean Der:Amuse; alarieu Turk - helm, 'Mary Bedard, Wenda Law - Tenets Donna (Oeschs Linda Bedard. The Woodman's. Ba.dges, Were presen- ted by Mrs. ISisbert Schilbe to Erla Hee. Wondo, Lowreisses Marion Yun- glsta, Mary Bedard, Ruth Weide Narion Fleisphauer, Jean -Denommes Lieut. Fairbairn presented the gists with Sersilte Stars - Miss iSeigner comm -ended the, en- thusiasm for -Guiding in Zurich and etressing the roll of the Local Aesoc- iation in providing leaders, instruct- orsminers, funds and equipment. Mr. Reid recalled the begsrmlng of Guiding in Zurich, less. than two years ago, and emphaeieed the great courage of both ,captain Selina and. Lieut. Fairbairn in undertaking melt a program with no past experienee. Ile said great .e.sedit is due for what they have amenviiehed, NORMA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE FOR APPOINTMENTS Tel. 223 Zurich NORMA STEINBACH • Prop, A. G. HESS RAG RUGS and CARPETS On a New Modern Loom, Made fa Order — Seth 0. Amman, Zurich.* Ont. Phone 128, INVITES YOU TO JOIN ITS HOST OF FRIENDS LORNE S. EILIER LOCKER SERVICE - - ROE FEEDS WHITE ROSE FUEL OIL Phone 10 — HENSALL, ON111. ste•seseseseeeseseeeseeoste esesenseseeseeseseseessese • o▪ v; idt kit Etorotai • , Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director • • Private Car Ambulance Service • .a • Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Rent - 2 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS • Day and Night Service • SISe., ,or 1,q2 • Odd 11111111090111001110.001100411.000111000•100611114011.0011110090008600 Day Camp A Das Camp for Girls from ages, 8-12' inclusive, sponsored by the Boys. and Girls ,committee of the Zurich Lions Club and under 'the direction of Kathie Kallsfleisch and Arlene, Tiara- erer, is being held duringtheweek of July 19-23 at Cedanlarook Camp, Each day's programme secTuttes such activities as crafts, sisiging, games, and nature walks. Pliease register no later than July 12, For further in- formation, please contact Arlene Haberer, (phone III'S- or Kathie Kalbfleisch, (pheeie 162'. IN MEMORIAM Bradford—In loving memory or a dear husband, Alvin, 'who -passed a- way one year ago, July 6, 1053. 'I was net there to see him die, To lift his hand to say good,bra 1 will always remember My whole life through, . me last few words ' bad with you. 41 \ A --AlWays remembeeed by &Me loving wife, Louie,(' to! lesmaineuscssemerm ZURICH'S Grocery Store • 1 We are ever at your service with the best 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 MIENN MU Zurie PRODUCE WANTED, Phone 165 ill*IMIllelleallaillanZillialatilialllahafaltlister 41112ECINSINEEMMax 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 Handl Tiff BLAKE ST RE L Schwartzentruber, Prop, Phone 1147 Amoniwmomm•••••••••••nommor