Zurich Herald, 1956-06-14, Page 1nee
Established 1900
ZURICH, ONTARIO, T URSDAY MORNING, 14 JUNE
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JULY 1st. — JULY 4th.
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SEE THESE ATTRACTIONS—
July 1, Sunday -Special Church'Services
-Sacred Band Concert (evening)
Midnight Dance - Lionel Thornton
July 2nd. Monday-
-Parade and. Bands 1 o'clock.
-SPORTS - Baby Contest - Midway
„SPECIAL- Professional Wrestling (evening)
-Dance.
July 3rd. Tuesday-
-School Open House (a.m..
-Pee Wee Ball Game
-Horse Shoe Contest
-Socials in late Afternoon
Evening-
-Highlighted
vening-Highlighted by Hess Historical Slides,
Lions Minstrels "and Talent Show, followed
by ;a DANCE.
July 4th, Wednesday-
-Ball Games - Mammoth Band Tatoo.
-Fireworks
See This .... PYGAME STREET DANCE ° !
Don't forget to enter in the Children's Sports and
BABY CONTEST on Monday Afternoon,
Prizes (cash) and Gifts. All are eligible.
These and other Attractions too numerous to
list are in store for you at the
ZURICHCENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
JULY lst. to JULY 4th, 1956
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WEEK. - END SPECIALS
(Quaker Muffets, 2 pkgs. ..... .31 c
Greer. Giant Niblet Corn 2, i'4 -oz tins 33c
Haim 'eaoked Speghetti 2, 15• -oz. tins 31c
tarnbell's soups, all chicken. varieties 2 tins 35c
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1956
Single Cies 5 Cents.
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Subsaription U.S.A., Year $2.51,
Decoration
AND MEMORIAL SERV ICI
AT
The Evangelical U, B.
Cemetery
BRONSON LINE, Near ZURICH
Sunday, • June 17th, 1956
2:30 p.m.
Program by Salvation Army hand
(With Amplifying 'Syetem.)
Special Music, Gospel ,Songs, Etc'.
Appropriate .Speaker Present
Other Memorial Features
EVERYBCDY WELCOME
—A. M. Aanacher, Pasltor.
Sunset
DRIVE-IN—Goderich
1.4 miles east of Goderich on No. 8
Highway
Thursday, Friday
Law and
Ronald gR�egan
Cartoon —
Saturday, Monday
The Great Dan Patch
Dennis O'Keefe` Gail Russell
Comedy Cartoon
June 14,15
Order
Dorothy Malone
,Carton
y ~ June 1�6-1
GAME WASHED OUT
After 2 n/e innings were player be-
tween Zurich and Exeter in a Huron
Perth Intermediate baseball game on
Thursday eve. last, the rains came
and 'washed out the contest. Jim
Attrill and Tom Rawlings were the ometers,
)batteries for Zurich. Zurich led the
Exeter team by 4-0 wihen the rain
came, and were on their wa:,y for a
pile-up score.
NORMA'S
BEAUTY SHOPPE
CLOSED FOR VACATION
JUNE 18th to 23rd (Inclusive)
Tel. 223 Zurich
NORMA STEINBACH - Prop.
GIFTS FOR
DAD
Watches, Stone Rings, Bar..
Masonic, Odd Fell -
MENNONITE HOUR
Pastor and Quartette at Local
Church
B. Charles Hostetter, Pastor of
The Mennonite Hour, and the Male
Quartette will presenit a gospel pro,
gram at the Blake Amish Mennonite
Church, •three miles northwest of
Zurich on Thursday evening, June
14th. The pulblic is •cordially invit-
ed to attend, the program beginning
e at 8.00 p.m., DST.
ri Beginning as a one-stationoutlet
in 1951, The Mennoniite Hour grew
rapidly during its five years of broad-
casting. Besides covering much of
the United !States and Canada, a
network of shortwave radio stations
(beams the half-hour gospel program
'to many countries of the world. The
i Mennonite Hour broadcasts in the
English, 'Spanish and Navaho langu-
ages. Henry Weaver, Jr., Executive
.Siecretary of Radio tor the Mennon-
ite Church, announces other foreign
broadcasts are now being planned.
Since January, 1952, B. Charles
(Hostetter serves as speaker for the
English Mennonite Hour.. His simple
but direct, approach to. Bible themes
has created wide interest wherever
the lbraaidcast is heard. In the past he
has travelled widely as an evangelist
an,d .as. is Bible conference speaker.
u Before his call to .lull -tome service
with The Mennonite Hour he served
as pastor and counselor at Eastern
Mennonite College.
The Male Quartet regularly heard
'on The. Mennonite Hour, will sing
!numerous selections at this public
'program. Other singing groups not
toiurin,g, but which are heard on the
broadcast,. are a 30 voice a capella
chorus and a ladies double trio. Mus-
ic directors are Earl Maust and J.
Mark 'Stauffer of the Eastern MVten-
a on•ite College music faculty.
Locally The Mennonite Hour can
be hear(. on. CHML every Sunday
morning at 7.30 a.m. (900 kc) and
1'WXRA Kenmore, New 'i orfs, Sun-
days at 8.3.0 a.m. (1080 kc.)
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Tuesday, Wednesday
Bells on their
:Myrna Loy
Comedy
June 19-20
Toes
Jeanne Crain
Cartoon,
Box Office opens 8 p.m. 2 Shows
Nightly
Children under 12 in cars FREE`
Alan. Theatre
GRAND BEND
Friday, Saturday... Juane 15, ,1
A Lawless Streit
Randolph Scott Angelia Lansbury
Randolph in his Top Role
(Tecnieolor )
SHORTS and 'COMICS
Shows Nightly 7.30 and 9.30
usual Monthly ,Calander of
Shows out Tune 2101th.
't �^ and 9.$0
Two
Our
T
B R O
NIE'S
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
CLINTON - ONTARIO
Next to Community Park
Thursday, Friday June 114,, 15.
Personal Affair
Gene Tierney Leo Genn
(Two Cartoons)
1 Saturday, Monday June 16, 1.8
Joh,. WaaLlynel n The Sa Elia Raines
(Two Cartoons)
Tuesday, Wednesday June 19, 20
Alaska Seas
Robt. Ryan Stan Sterling
(Two Cartoons)
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Tuesday, June 1 9th.
IT'S DOLLAR NITE
You, Your Family, Your Friends
can all see the .Show for $1.00.
ONE DOLLAR admits a carload
EST
StarLite
June 15, 1.6ith.
Border River
Rory Ciallatoun
ICanleen. •Muller
June 19, 20th.
Eddie Cantor Story
iMar'ilyn. Erskine
HYMENEAL
Double 'Being Ceremony
A pretty wedding was solemnized
at All Sa•inits Church, Strathroy,wren
Anne Vereyken, daughter of Mr an
Mrs. Tsklere Vereykcnexchanged
• rws with Leo Regier, son of Mr end
.lits, Lawireiniee Relgier, Zui t•ch,
Thenuptial High Mass was sung
by .Rev. A. Vendervort. The choir of
All SaintsChurch gave acconipani-
anent.. The bride, given in merrriage
by her father wore Princess iacc and
nylon net. The lace bodice long fing-
era') sleeves. Her gown was emban-
ded by a bouffant nylon lace and net
skirt trimmed with sequins. Her fing
ntip length veil trimmed with se-
ined with sequins held by matching
head dress. The bride wore sterling
silver cross and ear rings, gift oaf the
groom and carried a cascade of red
roses. .Masr'y Vereyken, sister of' the
bride was maid of honor. Theresa
Regier, sister of the groom was
'bridesmaid. T'hei!r gowns were green
nylon net, yellow nylon net over taf-
feta and wore moteliing flower head
I dress, carrying nosegay of pink and
{blue carnations respectively. They
also `yore pearls, gift.of the bride.
Tittle Dianne Boland, niece of the
groan, was flower giri i1n pink nylon
over taffeta and carried a nosegay
of. white baby mums. Cornelius Van-
Grensvin was ringbearer in a tux -
ed style reit. The groomsmen were
Martin Verlyken, brother of the
bride and Hank Sonclent. John Ver-
• eyken, brother of the bride and Paul
Durand, cousin of the groom, were
ushers.
Dinner was served at the hrikle's
home. a buffet stepper at the groom's
home, reception held at night at St,
Peter's Parish Hall, St. Joseph, As-
sisting the bridal couple to receive
the guests, the bride's mother w'we
navy ,blue sheer dress and matching
he, and corsage of pink roses. The
.gnooan's mother wore navy blue lace
sheer similar corsage and white ac-
ressoiiies. For their ,wedding tall to
New York, 'Windsor and Detroit, the
bride donned in Prince style pale
.blue nylon dress with navy blue no-
•ressorie.s. Her corsage was of pink
roses. On, their retail they will re -
d�r de in London, 62 '"alas, Ave.
.:i Out of town -,ue is wore from
Beaverton, '1io�ronto, 1)otroit, Niagara, l
Pall;, New "York, earl: 7n. Strathroy, i
London and Sudbury. ,.
ows, Lions Rings.
Legarets Bill Folds, Cuff Links
Tie Slides, Watch Bands
Electric. Razors, Waterman's
and Shaeffer Snorkel Pens.;
How about a new Fishing Rod
or Reel Fishing Tackle?
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Order — Seth 0. Amara, Zi.rie1,.,.
Ont. Phone 128.
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