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'Established 1900
ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 17 1956
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Bullock of
No. 3, Zurich, wish to announce
the engagement of their eldest dau-
ghter Domita Marie, to Mr. Russell
Gen Thompson, son of Mr and Mrs
Ellison L. 'Thoartpsau. of R.R. No. 8,
Parkhill, Ont. The marriage will
take place Saturday, June 2nd, at 2
DST., at Fdmnta.nue1 Evang-
elical U. B. Church, Zurich, Ont.
Agricultural Office News
Clinton, May 11, 19,56
•CRO'P REPORT — From April:
27th to May 12th, '7:33 inches Of
ainfall has been recorded by the
Centralia Weather Office. Consider-
aalble • damage was caused by flooding
following the heavy rains of Wed.
May 9th and Friday aVfay 11. With
4.34 inches of rainfall already for
the anonth of May, seeding .of spring
grains will again be delayed for at-
deast another seven to ten days. Be-
cause of this farmers are becoming
more and more interested in other
crops such as grain eorn, ;white
beans and turnips.
More trees than ever before have
been secured front the Department
cif Lands and +F.orests for planting in
the County this spring. The seventh
Annual County •Hereford spring sale
saw 35 head selling for an. average
sof $241.00, with 111 'bulls ayeraging
,V2184.00 and 24 females $221.00.
Opening Dance
OF THE ISEAISON
BAYFIELD PAVILION
P+i (DAY, MAY 18th.
Ken Wrlbee,'s Orchestra
Dancing Every Friday to Sept. 28.
- COMING -
Oral Roberts Tent Campaign
To DETROIT', *MIL, JUNE 1-2-10
Location: flk1higant State -Fairgrounds
Charter Bus Service for 'Sunday,
-JUNE 3rd, Anyone interested
Phone 83-1.0 or 75 Zurich before
-May 27th.. 2te
Come to the DANCE
IN' 'i111E
Community Centre, Zurich
• On
Thursday, May 24th.
Modern and Old Tyme. Make a
Party. Come 'One, Coane All.
!Support the Centennial Fund
8pectial Dances with Prizes. Music
by 'Clarence Petrie and .his Night
Hawks. Admission 75c. Dancing
9.30 to 1 a.m.
Lakeview
CASINO
Grand Bend
OPENING
SAT. MAY 19th.
DANCE TO
CLIFF SCANLON
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
hl('MUSCIANS
Sweet — Smooth
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ST PETER'S PARISH HALL
St. Joseph, Ont.
ON
SATURDAY, MAY 19th.
Music by:
GRANT EDIGH'0'F1PER,. and the
MELk)DY imA..,,stE'ns
Dancing 9-1.2
Admission — 50c.
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THIEL'S
Superior Market
GROCERY SPECIALS 1/2
H.S. Rose Sweet Mixed Pickles 16 -oz. jar 29c
H.S. Sl`a, Tea Bags, pkg. of 60 bags " 73c
Kellogg's Cora. Flakes gt. 17 -oz. pkg . 31.7.
Nabob Coffee, I -lb. bag , 1.09
Cheerio Pork and Beans, 3, 20 -oz tins 29c
OUR NEW WALL ,'PAPERS JUST AR-
RIVED. DROP IN AND SEE OUR FINE
SELECTION. WE WILL BE PLEASED TO
SHOW THEM. PLENTY OF SAMPLES
TO CHOOSE FROM
Phone 140 C. H. THIEL Zurich
Aldan Theatre
GRAND BEND
Friday, Saturday May '118th and 190.
The Rains of Ranc'hiputi
OIiN'EIMASIC P'B
Starring suish [great Actors aa
LANA TURNER, 3O,A'N CAtJ I-
iFIEILD, RICHARD BURTON,+ll R T)
MadMNRRAY, MICHAEL RE'NNIE
C O M I C S
Two Shows Nightly 7.30 and 9.30
Admission - +2'5c and 60e
Sunset
DRIVE-IN — Goderich
111 miles east of Goderich on No. $
Highway
Thursday, Friday May 17-18
I'd Climb the Highest Moun-
tain
Susan Hayward
William Lundigan
Cartoon — Comedy
Saturday, Monday
May 19, 21 Today, Wednesday, the m.rntsters.
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Tidy Up—Paint Up
Has been a suggestion by one of
our a!'Iunicipal Officials, every build-
ing in Zurich that needs tidying up
or a coat of paint, should have this
done before July list, as we want
le Village to look its best for the
big Centennial July 1-4.
Next Holiday
Monday, May 21st is being olbser
wed as a NationalHoliday, namely
Victoria Day, which used to Pall on
May 24th. But owing to a new rul-
ing the holiday is observed the Mon-
day nearest to the 24th. It gives us
a holiday between Easter and July
lst, and will be observed as a Nat-
ional Holiday.
Had . interesting Meeting.
The officials of the Hay Fire lnsu-
rrance Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
had an interesting meeting in their
offices on ,Saturday. They were vis-
ited by representatives of other Co-
mpanies regarding hydro and other
inspections (being carried on .by the
Hay Company.
MINISTERS MOVE
The Road to Denver
John Payne
Mona Freeman
Cartoon — Comedy
,SUNDAY 1VIIIDNIGHT SHOW
May 20th.
Box Office opens at 12.01
Combat Squad
Joan Ireland, Lon 'McAllister
and 'on the same program
Rough, Tough West
Roy Rogers, Dale Evans
Tuesday, Wednesday May 22-2.3
THE DESERT FOX
James Mason, • Cedric Hardwick
Cartoon — Comedy` •
Box Office opens at 7.30. - First
Show at Dusk. Children under. 12
in cars Free.
Playground - Refreshments
BROWNIE'S
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DRIVE-IN
III THEATRE iv�
CLINTON - ONTARIO
Next to Community Park
17, 18
Thursday, Friday May
Americano
(Color)
'Glen Ford
Ursula Thiess
(Two Cartoons)
SATURDAY, MAY 19th.
The 1 Don't Care Girl
(Color)
Mitzi Gaynor David Wayne
(Two Cartoons)
.Sunday Midnight — May 20
and Monday, !May 21st.
She Wore a Yellow Ribbon
John Wayne Joanne Dru
Victor M.cLaghli'n
(Two Cartoons)
Tuesday and Wednesday May
of the Evangelical U.B. Churches of
Mildmay and Zurich are having the
(big .moving vans convey their effects
from place to place. While we re-
gret seeing the Roppel family Leave,
after 'being nine years with us, but
we welcome the new minister Rev.
Amacher and family. They have two
sons. We hope they will have a very
happy and profitable stay in Zurich.
FAREWELL PARTY
A. farewell party was held at the
home of Mr and 'Mrs Emerson Erb,
• Goshen North, on Friday evening,
when relatives gathered in honor of
Mrs. Sarah ;Smith, sister of Mrs.
Chris Erb -of town, who enjoyed sev-
eral months -during the winter vitsit-
•
-„iisis relatives and friends in this vic-
inity, and has now left for her home
in the 'West. We wish her every suc-
cess and 'wipe to see her again.
Mr and Mrs. Thos. Meyers visited
at the home of their daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. (Doris) _Hope at ,Streets-
-ville on Sunday, also attended the
' church 'baptism of their two grand-
daughters Heather and Cynthia Hope
held in the United Church of :Streets-
ville. Miss Kathleen Hay of Exeter
accompanied them. A lovely time
Was enjoyed by all.
• HAD SPIRITUAL MEETING
The weekly meeting of District
':Ministers gathered, for prayer Mon -
!day a.m.. at 10-30 in Zurich Evang-
elical U.,B. church. Rev. C. D. Dan
lel, ehairman for South Huron Cru-
sade for 'Christ opene+ d the meeting
with reading 2nd Corinthians 4th.
chapter. The music committee pres-
ented its need for song 'books and it
was decided to order 1500. A Kit-
chener company has offered to supply
an •electric organ and organist for
the time of the crusade. Special mus-
ic was discussed and it was decided
to use local soloists with Rev. W.
Aanum and 'Stanley Gingerich. The
choir is being planned. and it is hop-
ed to have at least two 'hundred. Af-
ter the 'business meeting Rev. Glen
R. .Strome addressed the ,group on
"The 'Manifold Ministry of the Holy
;Spirit." The next meeting will be
held in Zurich Mennonite church,
with Rev. L. W. Krause of Exeter,
in charge.
FAREWELL SERMON
.Sunday evening was the date set
for Rev. H. E. Roppel to deliver his
farewell sermon in the Evangelical
U.B. Church, and a very large and
ience attended the service. The Dash-
wood Ev. T.J.B. church. closed and pas-
tor Kratz and many of his people
came over for the service. Special
number was given by the 'Men's Oct-
ett and the Pastor took for his mes-
sage the text found in IT Cor. Chap.
2, verse 133, Live In Peace was the
substance of the message. God is
Peace and is his great connnand. He
ren1r'nccd aver the 15 year he en-
joyed serving • these two congregat-
ions in the past, 6 years at Dash-
wood and nine years at Zurich. Dur-
ing his ministry at Zurich he it:aptised
60, took in 90 new members into
ch+at,.h felt:iwsiaip diad 1116 funerals
and 15 marriages. At the close of
the service Mr. and Mrs. Roppel
were presented with a purse of
money to 'which the pastor replied
very fittingly. At the close of the ser
mon the following little poem was
given by the speaker.
We wish you health,
We wie.'i you wealth.
We w i +'i you gold in store,
We wish you heaven tfter death,
What could we w145)i. ,you more,
22,23
Something To Live For
Ray Milland Teresa W right
(Two Cartoons)
BOX OPENS 7.30 P.M.
SHOW STARTS 8 P.M.
Star Lite
Drive -In Theatre
Grand Bend
(May 2:5, 26
Private War of Major Benson
Charles Heston
Julie Adams
Friday, Saturday
'May *1/2118, 19
Bounty Hunter
Randolph. Scott
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Subscription U.S.A., Year $2.50.
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FOR APPOINTMENTS
Tel. 223 Zurich
NORMA STEINBACH - Prop.
RAGS, RUGS and CARPET*
Ons New Modern Losrm, Made la:
Order -- Seth 0. Amann, 2ur1ai,.
Ont. Mone 128,
Costume Jewelery
Received a large Stock of
Summer Jewelery
Necklets, Earrings, Bracelets,
and Pins
Priced from $1 to $5.00
Come in and see our Table of
Fancy Jewellery
Over 100 pairs of Earrings
Necklets at only $1.00
A. G. HESS
THE JEWELLER
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Spring is Here Again
TIME TO THINK OF NEXT WINO
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TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR.
SUMMER DELIVERY LOW
PRICES
PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY!
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GroceryStore
This Week -End Specials
Corn, Arrow brand, cream style, 2 cans ............27c
Cheese, snack spread, 16 -oz jar ......................49c
Rinso, giant size .... ............. ....... ....e...eeas.e..... .•e 69c
Hawe's Liquid Wax, pint size ....,,.... ..............49c
Fab, large size 2 pkgs. ..... ....... Obenseeeoest:teeensto59C
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PRODUCE WANTED.
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Special
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Get your Chicks off to a Good Healthy Start
With Pioneer Feeds
See Us for all your Chick Starter Requirements
Men's Dunlop Rubber Boots at .. $3.98
SHOES FOR BOYS, MEN and LADIES
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