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ST, PETER'S
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QV. E. W. HEIMRICf, PASTOR
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EMMANUEL
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EVANGELICAL U. v.. CHURCH
Zurich '-- Ontario
'" REV. H. E. ROPPEL
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Minister
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7L00 a.m.—Bible School.
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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING,
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APRIL 5 1951
Aldon Theatre
GRAND BEND
Presents for Your. Enjoyment. the
Following Attractions
Friday, Saturday April 6-7
DANCING IN THE DARK
Wm. Powell, Mark Stevens, Betsy
Drake, Adolph Menjou and Jean
13ersholt
There is nothing more Exciting than
Just That!
Shorts.
Two Shows: 7:30 and 9:30.
Monday, Tuesday April 9-10
THREE GAME HOME '
Claudette Colbert Patric Knowles
and Florence Desmond
Women Without their Men; at . the
Mercer of Men ,without their *omen
News Reel and Shorts,
One Show: 8:00 p.m.
ANNOUNCEMENT
.Mr and Mrs. Theodore Stemba'ck
of Zurich announce the engagement
'91U'elco,sne at ants S®avlax--'"Cesaso of their daughter Florence Muriel to
eat with us and a® will ,�o the.James S. Hackett, son. of Mr. and
+o NMrs. Francis. S. Hackett. The mar -
a. um' nage will take place on Saturday,
April 218th, at 3 o'clock' p.m. in St.
P.eter's Evangelkal Lutheran Church
.Zurich, Ontario.
Are You Surfer Frau
Hew. 'rthem? corporated was held in the Hay
se, Have yew eazies Exameareed we Township Community Centre, Zurich
ion Wednerday evening, March i2'8th,
Latest Methods! read Equiennent at and attended by 250 members and
sr families. The catering was well done ;
°' C,k by the local. Women's Institute, ase
Annual Meeting
AND BANQUET
The annual meeting and hangpet-
of Hensall District Co -Operative In -
...OPTOMETRIST & .TICIAN silted Eby other ladies.
It was disclosed during the busin-
Dance in the early part of May.
GODERICEE ese O® ess session that the turnover for 1950
–COMING EVENTS -
MINSTREL SHOW
The Zurich .Lion Club are busy
practising their new Minstrel Show,which will be given in the Zurich
Coanenunity 'Centre some time the
middle of April. This promises to be
another outstanding event of good
entertainment, as the past two shows
these men put en was so well receiv-
ed by the public, and we can assure
You that this will be another good
one. So watch for further announce-
ments.
NOTICE
BADMINTON MEETING
The annual organization meeti
n
of the Zurich Badminton Club will b
held on Tuesday, April 10th, at
p.m., at the Community Centre. Al
persons interested are cordially in
vited to attend. '.[this Club has been
in operation for only one year and
in that time much has been learned
about the game and club operation.
This knowledge will be put to good
use in the year to follow and it is
expected that a anuch stronger club
will be the result. If you have not
played the game emu will find it to
Le most interesting as well as facin-
ating. , Come out to the meeting. Be-
come a 'member and get into the
whirl of things for a season of good
clears sport and 41 ,that goes with it,
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PLANNING LUCKY DRAW
Plans are`under way by the Zurich
Hockey Club to have a lucky draw on
a 'beautiful little Shetland Pony. Pro-
ceeds of this draw are to pay hospital
expenses.f
o one of the players who
suffered a severe injury during the
past season. Tickets will be avail-
able within the next few days and
may .be purchased from any member
of the Hockey Club. The pony to -be
drawn for is sure a beauty and it
can be seen any time after next week
It is hoped everyone will support, -th a
very worthy cause. The 'd'raw will
be made at a monster Bingo and
was $313,989.88, an increase over
gatk°4 Glames art S Prim" 1.949 of 1215,0219.24. A dividend of 10
arry : ato- man, `' ),zera,Z 0231/6
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Zurich
it
per cent was declared on electrical
goods,. 2.5 per .cent ongeneral purp-
oses. It was ,also disclosed that the
seed cleaning plant erected during
the past year is now operating.
. A. C. Savage of Bolton president
of the Ontario Co -Operative Credit
Society, was guest speaker. He str-
essed •adequate financing, member-
ship loyalty, and efficiency'of manag-
ement. Roy McBride, Zurich, Dun-
can Cooper, Kippen, were re-elected
for a three year term.
The slate of officers are. --.Presi-
dent, Samuel Hendrick, Dashwood;
Secretary!, Bertram Kiopp, Zurich;
Directors, Edson Forrest, Hensall;
Duncan Cooper, Kippen; Kenneth
Etue, Zurich; RoyMcBride, Zurich;
Wm. Caldwell, Brucefield; Gordon
Love, Zurich. President Sam. Hend-
rick was chairman, and Newell Geig- B
er led in Community singing, Miss in
Marjorie Klopp was paini t, and of
cornet solo numbers were well ren- so
dered by Mrs. Clare McBride. ge
Enjoyed Florida
Mr. Oscar Klopp of town return-
ed on Sundaiy; efx om a few weeks' trip
to Florida, where he stayed w-ith his
son, VLr. and Mrs Harold .IUopp of
Grand Bend, who also returned to
their home. The 'former Mr. Klopp
has just rceiyed a large shipment of
the well Known M. -H. farm machin-
ery for the convenience of disposingi
of same to his customers.
Celebrated 91st Birthday
Many Pe thday Greetings to Mr.
Andrew Thiel of town who quietly
celebrated his 91stbirthday on Mon-
day at the. home of his son, Mr and
Mrs. George Thiel, where he is at
residence 'Mr. Thiel received cards
and persontal:calls to wish him contin-
ued health :and many happy birth-
days.
' 1Viru�sicaI Program
kr. J:olin `Haberee, son of Mr and
Mrs. Jeecolb Haberer of town, and who
is attending :.Exeter District High
sea
School, s oneof the four chosen
to sing in;.the massive choir of 300
voices winch was held in Toronto
Eaton Auditorium last Wednesday
night. 'the concert was stagers in
conjunctio;ti with the Ontario Educ-
ational Association. Director Mar-
lowe ,G._uStnith, of Rochester, N.Y.
Four students. elf each high school in
Ontario,formed the group of sing-
ers. Tiiejy were billeted with- high
school irnbnd, in the 'city an enter-
tained tol,:a party, where they met
new frieeids and enjoyed a Social
time together. We congratulate John
and wish'him continued success in
his studu and musical talents.
Attended Banquet -
Mi an lIrs. Cheater• L. Siiith mot-
ored tee:41ineleranxtrMondey afternoon
on business, also attended the tur-
key dinner held in the Dundas Centre
United Church, sponsored by the
British and Foreign Bible Society,
with Rev. Hudspeth, foreign mission-
ary as guest speaker, and who has
had parious experiences in the for-
eign lands during the .past war,which
were terrifying. The speaker told
the gathering `That although the
missionaries are all being driven out
of the Communistic countries in Asia
and Europe, still the Word of God
is the •only, missionary that remain:;
in their hands and dwells in their
hearts. Japan is to receive this year
four million. copies of the scriptures.
A fine social time was enjoyed along
with the good food partaken for both
:oul and body.
Lions Club News
Lions to Install Lights
At a special ,meeting of the Grand
end Lions• Club ft was decided to
stall traffic lights at the junction
highway 83 and Main Street as
on as possible. The corner is a clan-
rous one and on busy summer days
is the scene of mach congestion. The
club felt the stop and go light will
help keep traffic moving more safely
Show Pictures
At the regular supper meeting on
Monday, evening, a good attendance
was on, and the Lions had a very
fine meeting, with no outside speaker
present, however that part of the
program was taken up by Lion Vic-
tor operated' the movie machine show
ing some very interesting pictures on
"Safe Driving", which was veey ed-
ucational, this however was followed
by a film of "Stunt Driving" which
very much contrasted the former,
!e l e as quite thrilling, and we hope
die riot detract the careful driving
hap ednumltions in the former plc
,os :mono; the Lion.:. Following.
.pictures the Lions all joined in
big practice for the forthcoming
nstrel Show about to appear to the
public.
Zurich Pee Wees Good
(The Voice of heo)
"Congratulations to the Zurich
"Pee Wees" - the boys under twelve
years of age who took in the series
of games espensored by the Goderieb
Lions Club, for their fine effort in a
new venture. Congratulations also
to Lim Herb and others who assist-
ed in arranging for the boys to visit
(;od,,rich for. the games. 't`heseboys
are the hocked players of the future.
Perlin's their success Illustrates the
oae hea provided l,y our Arena.
Do We Forget Thr„. Girls?
"Teams of ,boys, are sponsored in
softball and in hockey - but what do
we do for girjs in corresponding age
Bishop C.F. nein
KITCHENER
Renowed Speaker and Editor of the
"Christian ,.Monitor"
Will be the Speaker at the
Youth for Christ
RALLY
SAT. APRIL 7th, 8 p.m. at the
CLINTON HIGl-I SCHOOL it
Splendid Talent.' also from Kitench or
COME AND ENJOY'
The Voice of Temperance'
This is what they say about al-
cohol. Dr. Emerson of Columbia
"Medical sciences have learned that
alcohol as commonly used , today,
causes more disease, disability and
death than any other cause of i11
health which is in the power of the
individual at present." Dr. Pollock
of the New York State board of
Health, "The nation's economic loss
from drinker, in the form of extra
costs for police, jails,- courts and
hospitals, core's to at least $10 bil-
lion annually. The chemist, thc, path-
ologist and the physiologist have
found fthat alcohol itself in'any form
and in any moment is a poison. So
every argument is against alcohol.
Will the public never learn? --...M,tvt,'groaps?t
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