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ST . PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONTARIO
.BEV. E. W. HEIMILICH, PASTOR
IS a.m.-Divine Services.
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 win. - Divine Worship.
11:00 a.m. — Bible School.
'Evening .Service Sifted for Summer
Welcoine 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
WEDNESDAY, 8 p.m.
Prayer Fellowship '
YOU ARE INVITED TO WOSHIP
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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 5 19 5 4
Mon Theatre
GRAND PEND
Friday, Saturday Aug. 6-7
Taza, Son of Cochise
(Technicolor)
Rock Hudson Barbara Rush
Taza, son of the great Apache War-
rior risks life and honor to fulfill
'His Pledge—
Additional Short Subjects
Sunday Midnight, Monday, Tuesday
August 9-10
She Couldn't Say No
Robert Mitchum Jean Simmons
The story of :a girl with too much
money and nowhere to spend it.
Newsreel and Cartoon
...Wednesday, Thursday Aug. 1142
Wateh for THEM; They're ferocious
brutal, terrifying
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(Adult Entertainment)
James Whitmore Joan Weldon
Edmund Gwenn
Selected Short Subjects
The Voice of Temperance
In 1943 there were 313 women in
Ontarioconvicted of drunkenness,
out of a female population of 1,065-
2114. 20 years later, in 1952 there
were 2,439 convicted, out of a female
population of 1,554;593. Any con-
nection between these statistics and
the fact that beer parlours, were
authorized in Ontario in 1934, and
Cocktail Bars in 1947? In 1952 the
Are You Su. e'ringFroin total sale of brewery products in Can-
ada was nearly 21/2. times the figure
for 1942. The brewers have always
planned skilfully for the future.They Comedy
are still doing so. Today's youtlt.,4"s
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OPTOMETRIST c OPTICIAN being ,made to assure a steady sup-
GOl3]ERICH ONT. ply !of drinkers. "We are catering to
the younger generation. To appeal to
£Good Glasses at ReasonablePrices the 21,' 22 and 23 year old •group,
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In so have your Eyes Examined.with
"#he, LatestMethods:and. equipment at
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Phone 421 .- EXETER
ON OUR WIDE VISION SCREEN
Friday, Saturday Aug, 6-7..
Master of Ballantrae
Errol Flyn
Roger Livesey
Photographed in Technicolor. This
action packed Costusue Melodrama
is a first
Single Copies 5 Cents.
Subscription. in Canada, $2.00 a 'sreo
Subscription U.S.A., Year $2,50.
G Family Picnic
axe amities of Mrs. Mary Manson
IMr#�ind'.Mrs. Sol Gingerich; Mr and
Vi.r .,'. Erb spent an enjoyable
C1ycZ+,41tliday at Bayfield in the form
ot..;',faiily pie nic, also relatives
frit t:a distance were present. A. fine
9-10 so i 1 ie along with delicious food
ant5pley of it, was partaken under
th& b utiful trees and a fine day,
rate
picture.
Monday, Tuesday
A Lion in
Aug.
the Streets
James Cagney
Barbara Hale
A forceful Drama photographed
technicolor.
Wednesday, Thursday_
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Aug. 11-12
The Lavender Hill Mob
Alec Guinness
Stanley Holloway
A drama with lots of excitement, and
Good Entertainment
Sunset
011V6-111 Theatre
1 ye MILES EAST OF GODERICH
ON HIGHWAY No. 8.
Friday, Saturday Aug. 6,7
Al Jennings of Oaklahc3ma„.
Dan Duryea
Gail Storm
Comedy Cartonn
Monday, Tuesday- Aug. 9-10
Man from Carlo
George Raft
Maria Canule
'4 CATE — PORTABLE OXYGEN EQUIPMENT
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Shop at F ° Store
AND W.F. THE MANY FINE USEFUL
AND GIFT ARTICLES WE HAVE IN
CHINAWARE, ETC. WE SHALL BE
PLEASED TO SHOW YOU THESE!
FROZEN FOODS
BIRD'S EYE FROSTED FOODS FOR YOUR
CONVENIENCE — FRUITS - VEGETABLES
FISH - COLD MEATS, ETC.
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 !
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Phone 140
C. , THIEL .. Zurich
Cartoon
My Ocean Drive
Edward O'Brien.
Joanne Dow
Comedy
Having Holidays
4.1bfleisch :Mills are giving
tlht ir,,,ernployees a holiday tats week.
This. will give their fireman, Herb, a
c'h nde toput the steam boiler and
engine ix ' good condition, and the
book=keeping staff are also doing
sonle'.wo1k. But it seems a bit
lonesome ;without the tone of the
team,.whistle at noon and at five,
scF We just keep working on till the
hungerdrives us homeward.
Married At Dashwood
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I;to'n ).�`t�, .reran Church, Dashwood,
was the ,0eting for the wedding of
1VLz., `Ja3,1d;: Mrs. Colin McGregor who
trill make their home in Lonaon. The
bide isthe- former Doris L. Rader,
dal iter of Ylr and .Mrs: John Rader,
Zaith, vandthe :groom is the son of
Mr ,'nd. Mrs. Edward Burrell, Lon-
don4 Follo'w'ing the marriage cere-
mony the couple left on a honeymoon
trip to Northern. Ontario.
Retiirning to Canada
14i ;•and Mrs. Thos. H. Meyers of
torp enjoye_j their three grandchild-
reI'l.};Faith,. Jane and Heather for a
weak,- while %, their parents, Mr and
Mi F»L1ovd Tache of Streetsville weiit
"tee'ew Yoilt;� ity to meet their cous-
in,s .MIs Davies and sans Simon,
aq Jo:than. Mrs Davies was
ilei k, ggy Meyers, : daughter
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ern at Blake, but returned to Eng-
land in 1925 with her mother and
brother Peter. Peggy has .peen mar-
ried twice, having lost both husbands
in the services. She is spending
Cartoon some time with her aunts in Toronto,
and will cone to Zurich shortly. The.
family will make their home m Can-
ada.
2 Shows Nightly. First Show as dusk
Play Ground Refreshments
Children under 12) in Cars, Free!
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
CLINTON - ONT.
Thursday, Friday Aug. 5-0
Sailor Beware
Bean Martin Jerry Lewis
Saturday, Monday
Silver Whip
Dale Robertson
Rory Calhoun
Tuesday, Wednesday
Steel Trap
Joseph Cotten
Teresa Wright
Thursday, Friday
Aug.. 7-9
Aug. 10-11
The Lions Frolic
The Tenth annual Lions Frolic
was held in the Zurich Arena and
Community Centre, on Monday even-
ing as advertised, with approx.mately
120.0, people .present. The affair had
:been arranged to be held on the
newly filled in portion just east of
the Arena, but wet grounds and the
cooler nig'hts, made it advisable to
set up inside where it was dry from
the top at least. About eight o'clock-
the
'clockthe program got under way with the
Zurich Lions Boys and Girls Band
giving an open air •concert in front
of the Community Centre, which
was a fine showing of the develop-
ment of these young people, and their
leader, Mr. C. Robinson, However,
in due time the people filed in the
Arena, where the program got under
way in due time. There was amuse-
ment for all,bingo, 'and the various
concessions of chance. Tickets were
being sold on the television set which
was ,ion display, and was won on the
final draw by Kenneth Weido, of
Aug, 12-13 Zurich, having the lucky ticket. We
My Friend Flicks
(Color)
Roddy .McDonnell
Preston Foster
THURSDAY (only)
Have a Drink on Us!
Free Coca Cola for Everybody
Aug. 12th.
congratulate Kenneth on his good
fortune. The bicycle, donated by
the Lions to the •c'hildre'n was won by
Miss Brenda Lawrence, of Zurich,
who receives it free gxatus, as all
the children's tickets were given
free. The show soon got under way
and 'was directed by Mr. Hugh Simp-
son, the manager of the Simpson Co.
of 'Windsor. The program was the
best talent we have ever seen at a
Lions Frolic and we icannot help but
mention the little 11 -year-old sweet-
heart girlie Sheila Brenie, who has
most 'outstanding talent, anct show-
manship coupled with it; The lady
soloist, Miss Simpson, was nice, as
was Sally Geier, who did some real
baton twirling and many other stunts
Three men acrobats did splendid per-
formances, just who was the best we
still are contemplating weo to men-
tion. During the two pediods be-
tween
acts, the people 'went to visit
the concessions, and not a stale
or inactive moment was in evidence.
As we go to press -we do not know
what the proceeds would be, but as
a program of this high. .order always
colt;; considerable. The evening dos-
ed with a dance in the hall, to which
muse was furnished by the Desjar-
p e e oilne orchestra and i5 o Another Frolic
NORMA'S
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Closed for vacation Aug. 20 -Sept 4th
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e . Zurich
NORMA STEINBACH . Prop.
RAG RUGS and CARPETS
On a New Modern Loom, Made fa
Order — Seth 0. Amann, Zurldir
Ont. Phone 128.
INVITES YOU
TO JOIN ITS
HOST OF FRIENDS
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LOCKER SERVICE - - ROE FEEDS
WHITE ROSE FUEL OIL
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Licensed Emb -u er and Funeral Director
Private Car Ambulance Service o
Hospital. Bed and Wheelchair for Rent
FLOWERS FOR ALL- OCCASIONS
Day
and Night Service
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Telephone:
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We are ever at your service with the bet lines
obtainable of
FRESH GROCERIES
All Fresh Vegetables, Fruits in Season as well as
Canned Frui ; and Vegetables on hand
Candies - Nuts '- and Confectionery in supply
GIVE US A CALL
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PRODUCE WANTED.
Cartoon and News at Each Per-
formance
fete
First Show at Dusk. 2 Comp
Shows Nightly
Childr en's (Playground—Under 12 in
Cars Free
who are used to soft drinks, eve are
now brewing a light palatable beer -
taking the place, in their case, of a
more bitter beer which they will not
drink." A Kitchener .Br•ewmaster is
quoted here -part of a speech which
he made to a Kiwanis Club... "He
crashed intoe the railway gates, both
officers said the accused was drunk,
`I had had two beers but I was not
drunk". Perhaps it was the light
alataible beer. 'dor beer de-'olttered
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is still 'beer, an alcohsTh lieverag •---s rade history,
Phone 165
Men's Work OlLothes
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 Ise
Jelly Powder, McLaren's 3 for 25c
Corn Flakes 8 -oz. at 17c
Good Supply of Fresh Groceries always on Handl
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BIAIKE STORE
,rte, Schwartzextteuber, Prop. Phone 1147