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HERAL
lihthablishad DEM ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY1 MORNING, MARCH 24 1955
CHURCH DIRECTORY
EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL UB. CHURCH
ZURICH — ONTARIO
Rev. H. E. Bopped, Minister
Mrs. Milton Desch - Organist Racing, Blood
OUNDAY SERVICES -
10.00 a.m. — Divine Worship. TECHNICOLOR
11:00 aan. — Bible School.
7.80—Evening Worship Jimmy Boyd Bill Williams
Welcome at all Services — "Come Jean Porter
In with us and ..ve will do thee
Mood.". Num. 10:29. The story -of 'a boy and the horse he
trained for the championship race..
ST. PETER'S Hear Jimmy Boyd singing "I saw
'Mommy Kissing 'Santy Claus."
Evangelical Lutheran Church Selected. Short Subjedts.
Aldon Theatre
GRAND BEND
Friday, Saturday March 25-26
• ZURICH — ONTARIO —
10 a.m.—Divine Services.
41.15 aan.—Sunday School.
oPastors will be supplied by the
Lutheran Seminary at Waterloo,
Ontario
Everybody Welcome to ell Services
Zurich Mennonite Church
• Pastor-- Albert Martin
OUNDAY SERVICES:
2.*:00 aan. — Sunday School
I1:00 hire — Worship Service
8:00 p.m. — Bible Meeting
\WEDNESDAY, 8 p.m.
Prayer Fellowahip
YOU ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP
' - WITH US I ,
You% Enjoy Listening to --
"THE MENNONITE HOUR"
Gospel Preaching — Inspirational
Singing.
48un1ays-a:CHML-900 k,c. -7:30 a.m.
- a140 lac.- 1.0.30 pan.
'The Living Christ for a Dying
Medd.,"
Are You Suffering From
Headaches?
Ithe,Latest Methods and equipment ai Thank You!
if so have Your Eyes Examined wit,
I wish to thank all those who so
A. t. OLE . • 1d4dizz....renletalbFed wt cards,
letteis,'; flow eis and iiersothal
OPTOMETRIST Pe 'OPTICIAN
GODERICH oNT. While a patient at St. Joseph's Ilbs-
pital, London and the kind and neigh-
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Tvoeci Glasses at Reaeonable Prices turning hone. ---(Mrs. John Brown. c
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Tuesday, Wednesday March 29-30
De:bra Paget Jeffrey Hunter
Michael Rennie
Princess Of The Nile
Technicolor
The temptress of the ages none
so facinating as Shalimar.
Newsreel and Additional Short Sub-
jects.
IN MEMORIAMS
In Loving Memory of Lloyd Ivan
Walper ,Who passed away March 24,
(195a.
We who laved you sadly Miss you
As it dawns- another year,
In our lonely hours of thinking
Thoughts of you are ever near.
--Lovingly remembered by Vera and
Alvin.
In Loving Memory •of a dear
Son and Brother, Lloydon Ivan Wal -
per, who passed away two years ago
March 24th, 1953.
We miss you here so very much-.
Your presence oft seerns nigh
But We all hope in Heaven to meet
Where no one says good-bye.,
---,Sadly missed by his mother, his sis-
ter, brother -in -Jaw and family.
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SALE continues on of the Many
Lines we are still offering
IDDLif. Stook of DRY GOODS will be Reduced
10 to 25%
Lyric Theatre
Phone 421 - EXETER
Friday, iSaturday Mara. 25-26
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Fire Over AfricaFarm Sold
MAUREEN O'HARA At the public auction sale or the
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acDONALD CAREY1.
. Estate of the late David Fuss last Fri-
day there was a large gathering and
A lively technicolor action tyPe mem. things in general went very good.
drama set against authentic- Tangier IPhe 50 -acre farm .which was put on
the 'block was purchased by Mr. Rollie
Grenier, of Grand Bend, but a former REPAIRING OR ADJUSTING, WHY
neighbor of Mr. Fuss, The handsome NOT BRING THEM IN AND HAVE
THEM FITTED COMFORTABLY.
price lof $10;000. was aealized. The
tam is in a very attractive location., BESIDES WE ARE IN A POSITION
being the first farm south of the vii-
TO SUPPLY YOU WITH NEW
lage of Zurich,, and we 'wish Mr. FRAMES ANY SIZE, SHAPE OR
Grenier well with, his purchase, COLOR; YOUR BROKEN LENS
Return from the South
REPLACED PROMPTLY AND AC-
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Mr.and Mrs Seth Amenns have ar-
URATELY.
rived from sunny Florida where with NO NEED OF A NEW PAIR OF
their cousins had from shortly after SPECTACLES, WHY NOT HAVE
the begining of the New Year, been YOUR EYES EXAMINER AT
sightseeing and in companionship C. PASSMORE, R.0,
together in that beautiful southern
24732 Dundas St., London.
and are grateful
country. 'We welcome them home,
Brng in the prescription we will
• that they arrived i
fill it promptly with the newest
safeln Arnanns is again in a
position to resume his work at weav-
Spectacle Ware at a Irice much be.
ing, and will accomodate his many
ow the rates charged in' the larger
ing been invigorated by the
customers in this line of work, hay.- centres.
splendidstanding
Optomertist.
Mr Passmore is regarded as at out -
trip south.
Had Birthday •
air. Irvin Willert of Homan, was
taken by surprise Friday •evening,
Marcha8th when friends and relativ-
es gathered at his home to celebrate
his birthday. The evening was spent
in progressive solo. Ladies high went a,
to Mrs. Fred Rader of Dashwood,
Single Copies 5 Cents.
Subscription in Canada, ;2.00 0 Yee*
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and Malaya background.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
March 28, 29, 3.0th„,
Women's• World
CLIFTON WEBB
JUNE ALLYSON
DO YOUR SPECTACLES NEED
A truly highly enjoyable Omedy
drama, photographed in .Cinernascope
--COMING--
Thursday, Friday, ,Saturday
March 31st, April 1, 2nd.
IN CINEMASCOPE
Broken Lance
SPENCER 'TRACY
- JEAN IPETERS,.
SPECIAL '
P re se nta eons
Rev. LEONARD SCHNELL; ecret.
ary of North Saskatchewan Auxiliary 'with 264 points; Gents high, Mr Fred
Rader of Dashwood with 232 points;
Ladies' low Mrs. Ted: Miller of
Zurich with 164' points; Gents low,
Louis; Restemayer of Dashwood with
1182 points: After the Doig a delic-
ious lunch was served, the table cen-
tered with a beautiful birthday ,cake
decorated with 67 candles. Best
birthday wishes were extended t� Mr.
2. Sound Motion Films.: ,Willert, and the hope that he would
'THE WATER OF LI.FE" enjoy many more birthdays.
"BIBLE ON THE TAW. E" Had Farewell Reception
Xi% and, Mat Carl 1VieClinchey
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'""'" near Kipp-ana! who. are takingaupere-
Monday, March 28th.'1 sidence itt HensaTI, were tendered a
At -8.00pan., in the •faaesvell reception when residents. of
EVANGELICAL U. B. CHURCH Ithe Second' Concession of Tucker-
Comemet at the homef Mr and o
and Bring a Friend! smith
No Admision a• Free WiU Offering Mrs. Robert Elgie on Thursday even -
ling March 17th. Mr. and Mrs'. Mr-
Clinchey were •presented with two
IN MEIVIORIAIVI end tables and matching- table Tamp,.
The accompanying address read by
McBride—In loving memory of a dear
Robert Elgie, and the presentations
Father, Samuel McBride, who passed by Mrs. Ross -Chapman and Mrs. Roy
away three years ago, March 22nd; comitt,
Nelson 'MoClinchey, their
1952. . son, •was made the presentation or a
There's a face that haunts us evet.cofampfeoaribeys:.ViviaeaEgaurcrewere:eritElgieaird
.Winn.aenrs
There's. a voice' we long to hear,
Mrs. Morley •Cooper. Luncheon -was
A smile we'll remember tor ever
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Though we try to forget every tear. served. Mr. CCTinchey purchased
the fine residence of Lorne Hay in
There's a sad but sweet remembrance Hensall, and their friends Wish them
There's a memory fond and true. a very happy tine iT Hensall.
There's a token of affection dear,
. • What a Storm
One of the worst- storms that vis-
ited these- parts was- experieneed on
Tuesday afternoon and night, along
in the forenoon Tuesday the wind
kept Wowing harder and harder and
it got colder and the rain turned in-
to snow, and by six o'clock the wind
was terriffie, observatories say rt was
from 70 to 87 miles an, hour and that
is going some. Snow- soon piled up,
visibality for driving was me and
those who had to make home, did
so at a big -risk and had to feel their
way along. if did much carnage
Tong the Tow lying lands and summer
cottages along lake Eries and Ont-
ario. ,Fishing boats were caught out
on the water and owing to the heavy
seas could not tome in, people travel-
ling had to pull in wherever they
could find shelter. At our shorn the
Hydro power was off most of the af-
ternoon and eveniaa, just when we
needed it the worst, and so we will,
be a bit late 'this week. However it
could have been worse. and in fact
it was worse last fall wean tat
Trurrioun Hazel visited these parts,
and did so mach devaating damages.
Hockey NIws
After tieing the powerful Orenge-
yille huskies at Clinton last Wednes-
day eve, the local Flyers lost to the
Port Elgin Jaycees on Friday even-
ing thus eliminating thealeetaesct
the round robin play-offs having wen
1, lost 3 and tied one. - These team
are in a higher bracket of startdb.g,
and the Flyers gave a good aeoeunt
.ce themselves, and we feel Doul of
thein as they had a very good season
going as far as they have. So what
looked liko no team at 1 early in
the season lest fall,aleveloped into
the p avequi hockay machine they
have proven to}e, We lope tney ehri'
hold together' 'Tor as; othea eeneon,,
The British and Foreign Bilb,!0 ,Sec-
iety.
1 . Address "This Book.,"
On
Sunday, March 27th
At 7:30 p.m. In
ST. PETER'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
And the heartache still for you.
—Sadly missed and always rememb-
ered by the family.
NOTICE.
Would all accounts owing to the
Zurich Hockey Club be handed into
the secy-treas immediately. — Lee
Willert, Zurich.
BORN
At the 'Farwell Nursing Home, in
Zurich, on :March 19th, to Mr and
:Mrs. Napoleon Bedard, a daughter.
At the South Huron Hospital, Ex-
eter, on March 20th, to I,ir, and -Mrs.
Williarn Beechler, Bronson line, a
daughtela
Are To Meet
The Auxiliary for . Cubs and
Scouts will meet at the home, of Mrs.
Arnold Merner, ,,Babylon line this
Thursday evening, March'24th, at
i8 p.m. Please meet at Wiliert's
Snack Shop ' for transpaatation.
The VoLceofTemperance
MATERIALS,. BA 'i S, YARNS,, UNDER- ' Ignorance! "If, parents could /LP -
The Greatest Handicap
WEAR,predate that thechance of onor
, SWEATERS, ETC. . more of their children (or their 'neigh
ee
IVO TABLES. OF CHINA 'AT A DISCOUNT shours children )--beemnieg an oleo -
belie exceeds the combined thence of
OF 25 PER CENT. their developing tuberculosis or polio -
SEE THESE FOR BARGAINS! myelitis, more interest in this field
would he quickl,v developed. Read
ALSO OUR USUAL MANY SPECIALS IN pronouncement of li. temperance
that again! It is not the hysterical
GROCERIES, ETC. drank. We quote from a recent pab-
lication of the Health League of
• Canada. A.gaire "The greatest handl-
,
cap to effective treatment alid pre-
vention of alcohol addiction and
chrobie alcoholism lies hi (hege,norat
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