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ST. PETER'S
iEvanuelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONTARIO
reRV. E, W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR
a.zcr.—Divine Servicers.
E.15 a.m. —Sunday Scheel.
V.30 p.m.—Divine Worship.
'titserybody Welcome to an Services.
EMMANUEL
I VANGELICAL U. B. CHURCH
Zuricls — Ontaurio
REV. H. E. ROPPEL
Minister
Nirs. Milton ()each - Greenlet
`qday Servicea:—
RS:00 a.m.—Divine Wor kip.
iv1..90 a.m.—Bibi, Scheel.
it:30 p.m.—Divine Worship.
Welcome at all Seraicee----°`Cone,
v .eou with us and we will dm thee
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ZURICI-I, ONTARIO, THURSDAY 1V1()RNIhiG, 1GUSi°T 2t95CHESTER L< SMITH, I'UBLISi;-ill i .
9'' . fli Ye riga Advance.
$2.00inU.S.A.,in
Aidon Theatre
GRAND BEND
Presents for Your. Enjoyment. the,
Following Attractions
Wed., Thus., .Aug, 1-2
PANIC IN THE STREET
Paul Douglas Richard Wildmark
Barbara Bel -Geddes
C Strips and Shorts
Friday, Saturday Aug. 3 -4th
WABASH AVENUE (Technicolor)
Betty Grable Victor Mature
Comic Strips and Shorts
Sunday IVlidnijht, .Monday, Tuesday
Aug. 5th, 6th, and 7th.
TWO WEEKS WITH LOVE
(Technicolor)
Jane Powell and Richard Montalbam
A musical Romance.
News Reel and Comics.
Wednesday, Thursday, Aug. 8 -9th -
711 OCEAN DRIVE
Adult Entertainment
Filmed under Police Protection in the
face of Threats of Violence and
Reprisal.
Edmond O'Brien Joanne Dru
Barry Kelly Dorothy Patrick
Comics and •Shorts
FARMER FRACTURES NECK
Much sympathy is extended to Mr
Remi Denomme of he B. W. High-
way who has suffered a' sore neck
since he fell toff a load of grain on
Friday of last week end was admit-
ted
to St. Jwseph's Hospital, London-
on
ondon on Monday when it vas discovered
he had a dislocated and fracture of
the neck. Mr. Denomme who is 556
years of age, fell from the load to
the barn floor at his own farm.When
he went to a doctor the severe neck
injury was -discovered.
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Youth for Christ
Brings Four SundWServices
FOR THE MONTH OF .AUGUST
IN r`
The 'Aldon Theatre
GRAND BEND
AUG. 5—EVON HEDLEY, �,
Eastern Canada's Youth for -Christ
president with talent from London,
Ontario.
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AUG. 12—CENTRAL Baptist Church
from London with instrunz ntal
and vocal talent.
AUG. 19—London's Youth for Christ
Under Barry [:1lo•ore will provide a
sparkling program.
AUG. 26—Will be Announced later,
SERVICES START at 8.30
Community Singing - No Admission
EVERYBODY WELCOME
BACK FROM HOLIDAYS .
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith' returned
front their holiday trip the latter part
of last week, and we are at it again
as busy as ever getting out••the week-
ly Herald. The outing was a motor
trip to Deep River where eve vrsited
our daughter. Deep River, a town,of
about 1,200 population is different to
other towns in that it is all govern-
ment owned, both land and Buildings
which includes all dwellings, all is so
modernistic, the archetuctu e is real-
ly wonderful and so far advanced
that very few towns have the oppor-
tunity to compete with it. However,
being government owned, only gov-
errienent employees are permitted to
Iive in the homes. A new protestant
chapel is being erected this summer.
It has a colnant Centre, tennis
courts, etc. The location is very ince
on a bay of the Ottawa River, about
1.10 .miles up the river from, Ottawa,
the capital of Canada. About 12
miles up the river is the big new
Hydro power plant- at Rapider des
Joachims which produces many
thousands of h.p. and is the result
of a large dam of the entire river.
Here the setting is one of great nat-
ural beauty; with the rugged, Lauren-
tians rising from the opposite shore
end forming a picture that lingers
long in (one's memory, and one can
rest. Another similar :plant is now
in progress about (30 miles up the
river at Matawa, which will soon • be
in operation sending its volumes of
current across the country, making
it possible for thousands of homes
and shops to enjoy equal convenienc-
es by electricity. On our ways we
left the Na. 11 Highway at Hunts-
ville and cut across by way of the
Government reserved Algo n q u i n
Park, a large tract of land preserved
by the government, a very • scenic
drive through the dence forest with
manly( hills and • curves. At places up
15,000 feet above sea level, then
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Is At Hospital
The s aney friends of Mrs. Ed.
Beaver are pleased to hear that she
is progressing favourably, being a
patient at Victoriaria Hospital, Lon-
don.
Came By Plane
!Mr. Orland Johnston. from Mon-
treal came by plane to London w'nere
�he was met by his ;I•elatjves to visit
wi:th his, sisters and brothers. Orville
[has not ;been in Zurich for some 14
years and notices many changes. Dr.
and Mrs. Archie MacKinnon of Galt
came toe visit their mother, Mrs. M,
lIacKin.non, also to see his uncle.
On Western Trip •
1. Mr and Mrs. R. F. Stade :of town
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Herb-
ert Ii`raft of Detroit, are enjoying a
motor trip to the Western States, as
far as North Dakota where Mrs.
Stade has a brother. They are also
taking in the many interesting sights
along the way. Their son, Mr and
Mrs. H old Stade of town received
word th t they had landed safely at
their destination in N. Dakota.
Attended Wedding
Mr an 'Mrs Ivan Kalbfleisch, Mrs.
E. Hey, eMrs. Rose Buttler attended
the. wedding of Miss Marie Stirling,
who fort erly held a position in the
office of .the I Ialbfleiseh ,Mills in Zur-
ich; wasf. united in marriage to Mr. i
Francis Huesser of Seaforth. The
wedding( took place in the United;
Church, 'Bayfield on Saturday after-
noon, Judy 28th at 2 o'clock. Dinner
was .served at the Little Inn, Bay-
field.
In Car Accident
Mr'.and Mrs. Geo. Ducharrne -net
with e i sinful . accident last week
while they Were returning home from
a business trip to Dublin. A car came
out on the highway with considerable
speed and hit the inuchartne auto.
The year-old baby girl sitting on her
mother's lap was the' most seriously
injured and taken to Seaforth Hosp-
ita.l. The scar also received much
damage. Mrs. Ducharme was injur-
ed but able to return to her home.
Lions Club News
Pians have :been made for a mon-
ster "Beauty. -Contest" to be held in
Zurich on Labor Daly, in connection
with the annual Zurich Limns Club
Carnival. The contest will. be open
to any girl who is a resident of Hur-
on County, and the winner will be
crowned "Miss Huron County." A
cash prize will be given the -evrnner,
and rli contestants will be given var-
ious gifts. Miss Human County will
have the privilege of competing rn the
"rtIiss Western Ontario" contest to
be held in Windsor at a later date.
The Zurich Lions Carnival on Labor
ay Will open with a calithumptan
strade, folIawed by a large show in
the arena, put on by professional
talent from Windsor and Detroit.
Featuring attractions for the evening
will include the .presence of "Miss
Canada -of 1950."
VALUED CITIZEN PASSES
The community, was -shocked to
learn ,af the sudden illness and pass-
ing of Mrs. Christian Hoist of Zurich
over the week -end. Mrs. Hoist was
in her usual cheerful mood and on
Friday afternoon she and her husb-
and were on their way to Exeter and
while going through Hensall with-
out any 'forewarning she slumped
over in the car, and Mr. Heist catch-
ing her, pulled to the side, atd asked
a passing lady for assistance, which
happened to be Mrs. J. Drysdale of
Hensell a Reg. N., who gave her as-
sistance and they journeyed on to
Exeter, where the phya:cian advised
them to go on to London Hospital.
Where the patient was admitted in
Victoria ;Hospital, and ;given the best
that medical science could ado, but of
no avail ak no muscular ,signs .of life
was shown, howeverthe end carne
early Tuesday mi^•rning., and she urs
brought to the Westlake Funeral
Herne, and the body removed to her
residence in Zurich, from where the
funeral will take place on Friday at
1:30 p.m. private, followed he a
public service in the Crediton Evang-
elical U. B. Church at 2:30, with in-
termentin Crediton cemetery. Rev,
F. M. Feist of Crediton will officiate,
The family which consists of two
daughters, besides the husband, are,
Mrs. Hari Heas, (Beatrice) ,of Zur-
ich, and Mrs. Gordon aitting (Gert -g
ich, and -Mrs, Gordon Raittin(Gets-
rude) of Goderich, and have the
0„,ropathy of a large circle of friends,'
down again for a few miles it was D
interesting for one who- loves nature
The return trip was " up the Trans-
Continental I-I.ighway to North Bay,
and Lake Nippissing, and .returning
on the same No. ,1.1 highway back as
far as Barry. It is fourteen years
since we came this latter route and
we surely noticed many changes, im-
proved highways, and places •where
there was formerly the open beaches
along the lake front is now vertibaly
a built in town in the summer, cot-
tages, .cabins, and amusement places
to no end, but there seems to he a
big falling off of 'patronage this sum-
mer, as tourists seem to ,be not going
so far up this year. However, we are
happy to be able to make this little
trip, and glad.. to get back home to
our regular M*ay -of life again.
The Voice of Tenaperance
The Democratic community is al-
ways in danger from the propagand-
ist and the gtoseip. The propagandist
has an axe to grind and has no ecrup-
les about misinforming the public.
The gossip spreads the story. The
listening public must learn to pro-
tect itself by ,being skeptical about
every sort of agitation—by refusing
to be panicked by glaring head lines
or purple stories and bringing every-
thing to the test of actual personal
experience. The people of Huron have
been subjected to a lot of wet pro-
paganda and wet gossip. Out of el-
even ,years' experience in Huron I
say that these wet fabrics are not
.true. They are not :borne out by facts
--Huron is not the blighted comm-
unity that they picture, There is -no
more fortunate community than
Huron. That's what every, citizen of
Huron will see if he uses his town
eyes.--Advt,
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