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Evangelical Lutheran Church
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ZURICH — ONTARIO
REV. E. W. HEIMRICH,, pASTOR
- MI a.m.—Divine -Services.
711.15 a.m.—Stuulay School.
7.30 p.m. — Divine Worship.
Everybody Welcome to all Services
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fi'VANGELICAL U. IS. CHURCH
Zurich — Ontario
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REV. H. E. ROPPEL
'Miniater
Mrs. Milton ()emit - Organist
stf NDAY SERVICES. -
10:00 a.m. — Divine Worship.
11:00 a.m. — Bible School.
7:30 p.m. — Divine Worship
Welcome at all Services—"Come
hu with us And we will do thee
toad." Num. 10:29.
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ZURICH,
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GRAND BEND
Presents far Your. Enjoyment. the
Following Attractions
Wednesday, Thursday Jul y 2-8
Walter Pidgeon in
THE UNKNOWN MAN
Shocking Revealing Timely
Cartoon and Additional Short .Sub-
jects.
Friday, Saturday
CAFTAN HORATIO
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NTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 3 1952
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Phone 421
Friday, Saturday
Carson City
Randolph Scott Lucille Norman
This is a real large scale Western
Mel °drama
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EXETER
July 4-5
illonday Tuesday July 7-8
HORNBLOW- . 'Maureen O'Hara JefF Chandler
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An, adventure melodrama photogea-
phed in technicolor.
In Technicolour
Gregory Peck at His Most Heroic ---
Virginia Mayo at Her Leveliest
"Bugs" Bunny Cartoon
Sunday Midnight, Monday, Tuesday
July 7-8.
Here Is the Season's Outstanding
„Entertainment Treat
Gene Kelly in
AN AMERICAN IN PARIS
In Technicolour
Leslie Caron ' Oscar Levant
Newsreel and Cartoon.
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ME!
To Summer Bible School. at
AT
Zurich Mennonite Church
Date: July 7-18, '52
All Grades will be given from Kin-
dergarten to Grade 10.
BUS SERVICE Provided for Rural
Children
For further Information Contact
Either of the Pollowiug:
Albert Martin, Director of .School,,
Phone 178, Zurich
Elam W. Shantz, Secretary of School
Com. Phone 91 r 13, Ztirich
"Remember Now Thy Creator in the
Days of Thy Youth" Eccl. 121
Marry Aloffinan cAe.nepal Moine
lan,er661 D6rector PriGate Car Itninblanme
Member of *uteri() Funeral Association
Eliolder Of st. AMBULANCE FIRST AID CERTIFICATE
Partabb OXYGEN ' Equipment
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Spaghetti,. with tomato sauce - cheese, 2-15 oz 27c
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THIEL - Zuricb
Wednesday and Thursday July 9-10
Calling Bulldog' Drummond
Walter Pidgeon Margaret Leighton
'rhe latest adventure of the great
fictional amateur detective Bulldog
Drummond
Reception Dance
In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Gelinas (Bridal Couplee
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 4th.
IN THE
Community Centre, Zurich
At 9.30 p.m.
Music by
THE SYNCOPATORS ORCHESTRA
Everybody Welceme
Fire At Exeter
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New Doctor Alewives
Dr. and •Mril4 St. Pierre and two
children of London hive moved into
the spacious residence formerty own-
ed. by the Sleh,ert Family a,ncl are
getting nicely aettled.- Dr. St. rime:
has been practicing since his arrival
in Zurich. Wte wieh them every
success in their chosen profession as
Doctor for ina414:ind and elope they
will feel at herne in'elets earranun j iy. 0 t Worry!
Engagement
Of interest to many- n the district
is the engagement ofeHelen Audrey
!Jervis and James Do n a'.d :kildcileton. WE CAN DUPLICATE YOUR
(The bride is the daughter of Mr and
Mrs. Wilfred Carl Jervis, Clinton, !LENSES IN 48 HOURS, JUST
and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs.
Sylvanne Witmer, of Zurich. Tho
groom's pa:emits. are Mr and Mrs Fred.
Middle -ben, R.R. 3.Clinton. The wed-
ding will 'take place at 3 p.m. on
Saturday, 'July 5, at Wesley Willie SINGLE OR BIFOCAL VISION IN
elect is a member of tne Clinton vrz ' - •
NORMA'S
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FOR APPOINTMENTS
TeL 223. Zurich
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Subscription U.S.A., Year $2.50
On a
Order
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UGS arid CARPET
New Modern Loom, Made IS
Seth 0. Amejan, ZlizzieNt
Phone 128.
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BRING IN THE PIECES ANY
SHAPE, COLOR, OR SIZE
United Ch.urch,, Clinton. The bride -
Public School teaching staff.
Here Nom the West
:INIr. and mi,s.:Jui!us Duc-.nm•t,,aral
son .Mr and Mrs, Edmund Ducearme
of Weetlock, Alb., are visiting with
relatives. in :thee parts, making the
trip by motor car. The for -ice, v,iio
is a brother of Mr. David Ducharrne
of town left these parts 47 years a-
go, going up 0: Alberta where he
hewed down the i,foreet and cleared up
his homestead which now _consists of
480 acres of god tillable soil and
Fire of unknown origin completely which is rnostlyt- ander .cultivatIon.
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destroyed the new mill and plant of Th
is is the •firstetime Mr. Dement -Le
the Exeter Go -Operative Co. on Mon- has visited his birthplace community,
day at a loss of about $00,000. The and thinks we 4ve a :nice place to
building was- erected only last yeate /I've in.
and the lose, is great; probabilities of • , -35141rileday .
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rebuilding are very favo.tue. Over Jiii1 St ' Oa:nada '' celrated
EPITAPH TO A STRAWBERRY 'her on w85then it birthday since Confederat-
ihwas organized. A com-
(by Looney Lew)
It was a delightful day of 98 degrees parative young country, ween we
Not a whisper among the tall, tall
trees,
But after blinding snow and cold,
cold rain
We treated the heat with great tiistn.in
We boiled meat and potmoe. for the
salad,
Cleaned berries for the the crowds
that would rally.
Set our tzJfles with gleaming ware,
Which our "noble" public were to
hare,
The Community Centre needed lots
mere dough,
So the W. 1. sponsored :tis show.
The Ladies looked so dignified and
collected •
No better could 'ere ehave been set-
. actq3d.
What ,:q11::,r ch:;nee could til' puTdie
&sire?
gi-o;tn (ottld they ever Tao.
read of the history of. some countries
that goes back several thousand of
years. However, we think we have
about as dine a spot to live in as this
old world can offer us. But over
the holiday week -end Canada had
some 85 death fatalities through ac-
ident one way or another, moat of
these were by drowning. The wea-
therman was ideal and many new
records of crowds were established
at the lakesides where multitudes of
people aesentbIed for an outing.
Had Big 1st Celebration
The big celebration, put on by the
Exeter Kinsmen Service Club on Tu-
esday, July ist„ event over in a big
way, as thousands of people gathered
for the aftemoon and evenmg per-
femme:eel. The highlight- of the af-
t:V/10011 NNE, the eggathrowIng contest
in which oeve -Earl Campbell of Hay
Now that P:oitku opportunity has thna:t0,1 ,.vas the chaetplon zwor-
01-.10 j,1:37 o et hits. le the evetang
a bell , ret .between Dashwooki nail
Exeter nes the big ent Ttainincet in
which ,:vh:wo 0 d won 1.3-1. Their
se neat io e al young • pitcher Bobby
Wein Id years of age, pitched a no-
hitter, while the two. Exeter p:tchers
went Teeing hit hard. A ve: * * 'tam('
program of variety was being run
off on the platform which kept the
hege crowd well entertained.
Owe loors w.a open to every one---•
"Wot Deppen" there's, no one there.
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e. tooeed tirti stood and etareft,
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L1 We steggere.l lercl; againet he wall.
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horld 'eel( the urgeto hall.
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Encourn•gvil 1.0 4001' than they enew.
For those who didn't. ,surnart our
I We ll'71j17;;Itdly for their neglect.
So to end our Ham and strawberry
supper,
We hide sur head, and you hea" es
mutter
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1"Dear Lord, not Ham again for mar
Supper."
The Voice of Temperance
(.1 ood 170 \‘'S from • Owen Sound l
The drys have won again. Three
years ago the wete letertght on a
vote and were defeated. The people
of Owen Sound do not want liquor
outlets and there's no doubt. about it.
We do not want liquor outlets in
Huron ,County either. We •no no;
want beverage rooms 07' liquor stores
on the main streets of our towns and
vil)ages. We are indignaut o•-•er the
i14 rtactions of the law and evasions
of the law that aro bolo; perpetrated
by unlicensed bottle clubs. Police
actiofl is imminent or orotdue i 11 St7V-
(.11'1 cases. But even his bottle club
lawlessness is not 00 bad as legaliz-
ed liquor outes 011 0117' man street,.
Don't be deceived, people, of Huron..
The bottle clubs have created a nu -
ince, but better that nuisance than
that liquor out ley: kould be given
;visibility and permanence and reap-
'.ectability in our centres of busiress
and traffic. Moreover the agents of
law enforcement in Huron County
litre not at all likely to toleratevt the -
'bottle club mil:seine e
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Women's lust tine
Invited to Grand Bend
The Zurich Women"s Institute
accepted the invitation Thursday al-.
totm= last to visit with tete Grand
Ilend Institute for their regular me-
eting held in the town hall. Mrs. Gill
presided with the opening with all
sieging "0 Canada". Mrs. Herb Pfile
read the minutes of the previous
meeting, the roll tall was answered
by community rroject we can s.pon—
sor. Mrs W. Lova introduced the
speaker, Mrs. Donald .Southeott of
Exeter, whe-e topic was "Commun-
ity Activities", •Mre, Newell Geiger,
of Zurich gave an interesting read-
ing en Old Landmarks", a piano
8010 by Harold Jeffrey, Huron -
dale. Mrs. Harold "Warlper, Grand
Heed, gave at motto 'The real test
of Progrote is with You." Mi84 Mar-
ion Gill rendered a piano solo, at
this time. Mrs, Wm. Love outlined
Current Everette., A singsong was en-
joyed end group four ,served a dain-
ty and luncheon outside the
hall on the picnic tables, where ev-
eryone enjoyed the ;cool breeze un-
der the Iteauttful trees with their
friends, .:drc. Sims tendered a kearty'
vote of thanks for the splendid hos-
pitality, this wae seconded by Mrs,
Gus Roche,- Zurich. , The National
Anthem and prayer cloSed this in-
teresting meeting.
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