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' ? Terybody Welcome to ail Services.
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EVANGELICAL U, B. CHURCH
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Mrs. Milton Oeach Organist
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7.1.00 a.m.—Bible SchooL
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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 10 (9 51
kion Theatre
GRAN!I! BEND
Presents for Your, Enjoyment. the:
Following Attractions
Friday, Saturday May 11,12
STAGE TO TUCSON
Rad Cameron, Wayne Morris and
Sally Eilers
Stage Coach Hi Jackers threaten the
Link to theCalifornia Gold.
Short Subjects.
Two shows 7.30 - 9.30.
Monday, Tuesday May ,14-15
THE CAPTURE
Lew Ayres, Theresa Wright, Victor
Jory and Jacquline White.
News Reel and Shorts.
One 'Show 8.00 p.m.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr and Mrs. Elmer Gerber, Bor-
den Ave., S., Kitchener, announce
the engagement of their elder Baugh
ter, Doreen Naomi, to Mr. Roy Ed-
mund Erb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed_
mund Erb, Zurich. The wedding will
take place. in First Mennonite Church
Kitchener, June i2nd, at 2:30 p.m.
CARDS OF THANKS
I wish to express my thanks to all
those who visited and remembered
me in any waly*, while a patient in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London, and at
home. .
-Ernie Rader. •
Mr. Ted. Mittleholtz wish to great-
ly thank all his many friends who so
kindly remembered him with cards,
visits, flowers and -treats while a
patient at Victoria Hospital, London.,
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WEEK -END GROCERY SPECIALS
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Aylmer Katsup II -oz. bottle .
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Crunchie Sweet -mixed Pickles 1I -Oz, Jar 32c
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C. H. THIEL .. Zurich
--COMING EVENTS --
BASEBALL
In The
Community Centre, Zurich
On
Friday, May 1 l th.
Dancing 9 till 1.
Music By
Don Down's Orchestra
Of -London, Ontario
Tickets 75c. obtainable from Mem-
bers of Zurich Ball Club—Door Prize
EVEERYBODY WELCOME
Sponsored by Zurich Baseball Club
EXHIBITION GAME
On
Tuesday, May 15th.
6.30 p.m. Sharp
OPEN•I;NG GAME OF SEASON
EVERYBODY COME!
Admission 25 cents. School Child -
red Free
NOTICE
A Mothers' Day Tea and Home
Made Candy Sale will be held in the
Town Hall, Zurich, on May 12th,
from 3 to 6 p.m., under the -auspices
of the Evangelical Church Choir. e
Piano ReciLN l
BY PUPILS OF
ELL -EN M. LOVE, A.R.C.T.
Community Centre, Zurich
MAY 2nhd, 8 p.m.
. Silver Collection
94 Years OId
Herman Oestreicher, former Cred-
iton resident, celebrated his 94th
birthday recently, at Windsor where
he now resides with his daughter,
Mrs. N. E. French. Several members
of, his -family were present for the
]occasions Mr. Oestreicher continues
in excellent health, and spirit and
enjoys his garden, singing hymns and
Has Arrived Home
• Mrs, Ed. iGascho, accompanied by
Mr and Mrs. 'Charles Carr have ar-
rived home after their pleasant trip
to Texas and, other parts of the U. S.
Enjoy' Being Out •
We are pleased to see Mr. Andrew
Thiel in fairly ;good health and is
able to enjioly being outside again and
take auto rides;Also Mr. Charles
Fritz who hasbeen not so well lately
is now able to 'enjoy his walks down
to the office and meet his many old
friends, and looks quite well,
On Trip to Mexico
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith of town
have received word that their daugh-
ter, Mae Smith, Who is Seniour Tech-
nologist in the Wedical Laboratory at
the Atomic Energy Project Plant, at
Chalk River, Ont., has left with
three other employees of that place
on an auto tour through the States
where they will stop and take in the
places of interest along the way, with
Mexico as their final destination.They
intend to be away for a month.
HYMENEAL
Hackett - Steinback
St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Zurich, was the setting for
the lovely wedding of Florence Mur-
iel Steinback and James S. Hackett,
The Rev. E. W. Heinu-ich officiated,
uniting in marriage the daughter of
Mr and Mrs Theodore Steinback of
Zurich, and the son of Mr and Mrs.
Francis S. Hackett, Alliston. Miss
Kathleen Hess played the wedding
music and Grant McDonald was solo-
ist. The bride, entering the church
with her father, was loveliyi in a gown
of white satin with lace yoke and
skirt caught t±p •at the front hemline
by tiny rosek.tds, to show a lace pet -
ti coat. 'f -I :;skirt, swept to• a long
train and a halo of pearls held her
Iong veil. She carried a white Bible
t 1wr.t h I
oppec clusters of red roses.
Miss Norma Steinback was maid
of honor for her sister, in yellow net
over taffeta, and Miss Carole Thiel,
in green, and Mrs, John Hackett, in
orchid, were also bridal attendants.
Miss Wendy Hackett, in turquoise
taffeta, was flower girl. John Hack-
ett was best man, and' Edgar Stein-,
back and George Alderson were ush-
ers. Following a reception at the
Dominion Hotel, Zurich, the couple
left for a wedding trip to Montreal,
does considerable reading. 4He is the the bride travelling in a navy suit
father of Mrs. John Brown of Zurich, and accessories with topcoat of yel-
and his friends wish him continued'
health and happiness.
Dogs and More Dogs
The dog menace is again making
its• appearance and they are again
prowling around in day time as well
low and corsage of ellow 'roses. Mr.
and Mrs. Hackett will res!cee in Al-
vinat on.
Horman — Rader
A beautiful .spring wedding took
place on Saturday, May 5th at the
as at nights. If people that enjoy home of the bride's parents, when be-
having these pets would kindly keep fore an arch of evergreen, lights and
then at home either tied up or shut
in it would be very much appreciated
by the ones who do not own dogs,
especially now that the gardens are
being planted and which mean so
much to our way of living. These tiny
plants which nature lets grow to feed
mankind are stepped upon or distur-
bed °by •dogs who run over them in
hunting for foot] or companionship,
which is part of their life. Everyone
would appreciate dog owners to foll-
ow the Golden Rule, "Do unto others,
as you would like others to do unto
iyiou" .if that Would be followed more
in every way, we would have even
a better place to live in. - It's the
little things that help to count. --•-
A Citizen.
The Voice of Temperance
In 1932, in the United States,the
prohibition amendment was repealed.
The expectation was that there would
be less drinking and less crime due
to drinking. Instead the per capita
.consumption. went up from 1.69 gal-
lons in 1933 to 27.25 gallons in i1.947
Prohibition had been held responst`ile
for the operation of gangsters like
Al Capone. Twenty years later there
were syndicates of goons and lobby-
ists that made the old capone mob
look like amateurs. Bootlegging
would disappear• when legal outlets
were provided --so it was claimed.On
the contrary the Florida crimes com-
mission reports that there' never was
a year under prohibition where as
_,print; flowers, the Rev. A. A. Sch-
weitzer, of Bethany Lutheran church
Woodstock, united in marriage, Mar_
garet Anna Rader, Zurich daughter
of. Mr and Mrs Theodore Rader, to
Edward Arthur Horman, elder son of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Horman, of St.
Paul's.
The bride given in marriage by her
father was lovely in a gown of em-
bossed nylon marquisette design of
French painting of Lady Cavalier.
Her silver embroidered heirloom veil
was caught up with orange .blossoms
and she carried' a white Bible and or-
chids. Miss ICathleen Hess, as brid-
esmaid was attractive in blue net
over taffeta and carried a nosegay
of roses and snapdragons. Joan
Rader. niece of the bride, was pret-
ty in long pink taffeta and also car-
ried a nosegay of roses and snapdrag-
ons. Mr. Lincoln Horman, was his
brother's best man. Miss Velma
Schneider of Woodstock was pianist
and Mr. Robert Roi, also of Woods-
tock sang "I Love You Truly." and
during the signing of the register
"Because."
For her daughter's wedding Mrs,
Rader chose Mulberry alpaca rayon
with navy accessories and a corsage
of carnations. ' Mrs. Horman wore
rose crepe with lace inset, navy ac -
cos "ori , end coi'sas;e of carnations.
A wedding dinner was served at
the 1',::niinion hotel, Zurich, and the
rocepi.ion followed at the hone or
the bride's parents. The happy
n.rny boeitle :r wire w re arse:•led ti , "l;- loft for a trip to Niagara
.aye been arrested every year since Falk en:l Washington, D.C. "r'or
prohibition. The facilities for drink-
ing were increased and so the drink-
travelling the bride wore baby blue
appliqued net over taffeta with navy
ing increased and the crime due to land pink accessories and an orchid
drinking in creased. It can't work corsage. . Mr and Mrs. IHorniait will
out any other way.---Advt. reside in Woodstock.
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