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ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Churg
ONTARIO
REV, .E: W. HEIMRICM, PASTOR
Re a,an.—Divine Services.
11,15 a.m.=--Sunday , School.
vening 'services lifted for shimmer
Everybody Welcome to ail Services
EMMANUEL
ZVANGELICAL U. B. CHURCH
Zurich Ontario
REV. H. E. ROPPEL
Minister
Mrs. Milton Oesch . Organist
Iii$JNDAY SF,AVIOES,_,_
10:00 a.m. _-- Divine Worship.
11:00 a.m. --- $iMe School.
Ire ming s�ervioes lifted for .summer
Welcome at all Services—"Come
thou with ns and we will do thee
fid." Num. 10:29.
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Rates.
KEN ETUE, District Agent
Phone 78 r 13. Zurich, Ont.
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Aldon 'theatre Lyric Theatrel
GRAND BEND
GRAND BEND
Presents for Your. Enjoyment. the Phone . 421
Following Attractions .,,
Wednesday, Thursday ,July 23-24
Dana, Andrewes Carla Belenda
Claude Rains
Sealed Cargo
A Masterpiece of Adventure and
Romance
"Holiday For Denny" and
Short
musical
Friday,. Saturday July 25-26
Callaway Went That Way
Fred McMurray Dorothy McGuire
Howard Keel „
MGM's NEW ,Comedy Hitl
Cartoon -- "Playland of Michigan"
Additional Shorts
Sunday ,Midnight, Monday,
July 28-29
Cary Grant
Tuesday
Betsy Drak
e
Room For One More
About a fellow who made room for
the ,girl he loved and forgot to lock
the door
Daffy Duck Cartoon and 'Songs of
all Nations"
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank
who remeanbere•d
while a patient in
all my friends
me with Cards,
Clinton Holspitai.
—Mary Steckle
JOURNEY INTO .DANGER
Being one of Uncle Sam"s Diplom-
lc couriers is a dangerous job. Lowell
'Thomas, noted commentator and trav-
eler, describes thrilling experiences
of a courier who had hair-raising
scrapes. with Nazis and Qomnzunists
Read -Journey Into Danger- rn July
2 assi e of New ,o1oa Gran, e
AM -1
at : iinday Tunes.
Marry foo
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Member of Ontario Funeral Association
Holder of ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE FIRST AID CERTIFICATE
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Frozen Foods
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FRUITS - VEGET•ABI.FS - FISH, - ETC.
Week -end Specials
Tomato ,wine, large 48 -oz. tin
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Giant Fancy Tender Peas 2, 15 -oz. tins .... 37c
33c
Sweet: Mixed Hades, 16 -oz. jar ,.,.,...,....
Orange juice„ sager added, 48 -oz. Tin ............29c.
Plane 140 - C. H. THIEL Zurich
EXETER
((Friday, Saturday July 25, 2(3
Lone Star
Clark Gabel Ava Gardner
An outdoor adventure melodrama
that has comedy thrilling action and
touches of romance
Monday, Tuesday July 28-29
• Anne Of The Indies
Jean Peters Louis Jordan
A. rousing technicolor sea pirate yarn
of a lady. pirate
7 -- - _
•11 iSe Carol Thiel spent a few days
at the .00lttage with her friend, Miss
Mari? Lou Fritz, at Grand Bend.
Are At Camp
MiS .s. Joyce Witmer, Margaret
S•dh de and Marilyn Ei'b are attend-
ing lbhe International Summer Camp
at Goderich for a few weeks. The
Carnia is under the supervision of the
Evarligelical U. B. Church.
Returns From Mexico
Drstiet Goverrior, Lion Victor
Dtnnlriwho attended the Lions In -
Wednesday, Thursday July 30••31 +ternal�onal Convention at Mexico
Flame Of Stamboul 1 Clrty�Mmaki exico' ,hasturned name
'safely, ng by plane. Lion
' Victor has many interesting as well
Richard Denning Liza Ferraday as pleasant things to tell his friends,
An espionage melodrama that will of MS.most wonderful trip,
hold you tense all through.
HAY COUNCIL
The regular monthly meeting' of
the Hay Township Council was held
in the Township Hall, Zurich on
: Arrived From•,• Germany
Mrs. Siebert and two daughters
have,iarrived from Germany, to join
their ;',husband and father who has
been i2,. resident of Zurich for several
month . We welcome these new
Monday, July 7th at the hour of i Canain :our midst and hope they
8:30 pm. Delegations present were main as citizens of the com-
J. N. Contin, R. Dick. Motions pas,
munity. They are occupying one of
the newly erected residences al Mr.
Ivan?Ifalibfleisch, west of town, which
he p:`chased from Mr. Reg. Illsley.
- Aided By Benefit
Rap' Consitt, son of Mr and Mrs,
Roy 'Consitt, Iippen, was presented
with a purse ,containing close to $400
ed •by A. Reichert, L. Reichert, G, at a ,benefit dance held at Bayfield
Troyer, G. Datars, E. Jarrett, S FaviIion Monday eve. sponsored by
the Hensall Hockey Club.
Ropp and J. Cochrane on ;Tidy 7th y Ray rant
19.52. This being for lots in the -winger of the Hensall hockey team,
Boundaryfractured his leg in the first schedul-
North
and Con. 4 and 5 r
.Hay Township. ed game of the season,won Dee. 28,
That Bylaw No. 8 1952 confirm- and eras. 'confined to the hospital for
ing. salary of the Clerk, Trees, be r`ianyiweeks, Last week he fell o,it a
given third reading,- and Bylaws No. tractor on his father's farm, injuring
the same le
7, 111952 placing restrictions on the I Sudcessf ul leg.
new C...,0,.. Smith sub division be gill- School Ends With
sedwere as folllonvs:
That the minutes of the June 2nd
and special •meeting of June 16th be
adopted as read.
That Lt. Col. S. W. Archibald, 0.
L.S. be appointed as Engineer to
bring in a report, plans, and specific-
ations on the Drainage petition sign-
,enN': slxl rt. ?e'a:thng: - , .
..That Monday, August 4th be de—
clared 'Civic Holiday and also Friday ' On 'xiday evening those in charge
Dec. 1216th be declared a Civic hoii•• of the Summer Bible School in Zur-
day,"•namely Boxing Day. ich held the closing meeting in the
' That we accept the combined
local Mennonite Church when they
drainage tender to construct the had open house in the church ba
se-
1llousseau Drain h
as received from ment. IT'arenta_ and friends or the
Wm. Lawrence for X4475:00 for the soholar�s Kerne -present in large num
-
open portion and from Geo.Man- berg. Following •a worship service,
ping for $•5425 for the completing a fine program and demonstration of
the tile portion. All work to con- the, work accomplished during the
form to Engineer S. W. Archi"bald's course was given by the students
specifications as incorporated ni the which proved very interesting. The
Mousseau Draain By-law No. 4,1952 enrollment this year was around 147.
and as per advertised tender. (Rev. Albert Martin of town was at
The accounts were passed as per the head of the instructors, and Mr,
voucher of: Hay Twp Roads, Munic-1 Elam Shants was the -Secretary, The
ipal Telephone, Relief and Hay Twp. -course included real practical work
General account. as well as spiritual uplifting. All
H. W. ,Brti'kenshire, Clerk. Iproved a decided success The stud -
Earl Campbell, Reeve. ents will remember these courses all
• their lives and hope that every one
BIG EVANGELISTIC COMPAIC,N attending was greatly benefited by
The •Brunk Brothers Tent Revival the same.
enters the third and closing wee:. of
the campaign, on the Old Airport Rd, Return From The South
half mile north of Waterloo in one ?Mr and Mrs Louis �Boshart and
of the World's longest gasper tents, _infant child' who have spent the past
with a seating •capacity of 6,600 peo_ six anonths' in Pheoniv, in the State
pie, During the past Sunday about of Arizonan in the interest or Mr.
2,000 autos were parked on the ,;•ro- B'osliart's health, arrived back in
un ds, !withabout 10,00!0 attending.these pains last, making the tong
Already over 500 persons came dotitin'trip by auto, .but of good results, as
"The Saw -Dust Trail." to the Prayer
h?r' Bosh<•u't looks the picture of
health,
Room, receiving he]p..frons Grad dui -, after living in that warm and
ling the first two weeks of the cane• dry climate for' the ,past months. He
paign. The Evangelist, George " 11,. is indeed very interesting to converse
Brunk stated, "this is the third and with on the conditions of that desert
final week of the campaign, now is State, and has many interesting
the time to intensify our personal experiences to relate, lir. I3oshart
prayers, to God and our Terse:,at wit-
, is one of the firm, of &shalt & Sons
nesse to the Iost." Chartered Buss i whileture manufacturers of Seaforth
loads to attend these meetings from while itlrs, Bosh:au is the former
Zurich are being made up at inter- Mildred- ipfer, daughter of Mr and
vols, and anyone interested rEr ,;o- Mn'., Jacob Kiefer of Zur�ieh.. Their
ing• should get in touch with? Mr. Al- children who remained here with re-
latives, were very glad to see their
parents (back united as a family in
their lovely hone in Seaforth. We
trust •t'iat Mr. Boshart's health will
continue .to improve.
bent Martin of Zurich, who will dir-
ect you to the right one to arrange.
A bus trip to Waterloo makes a fine
outing, and besides the inner mean
will receive a blessing l kewise,
Youthfor Ch rit
MEET US IN THE AL DON
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GRAND BEND
EVERY SUNDAY EVENING
8.30 p.nm.
THROUGH JULY and AUGUS r
Enjoy a Sparkling and Challenging
Program Sponsored by
CLINTON AREA YOUTH FOR
CHRIST
W. M. S. MEET
The WMS members of St, Peter's
Lutheran IOhurch held their July
meeting at the summer cottage of
their president, Mrs. Herr ,Moussetu.
It, members and the Pastor attended
Mrs. George Deichert presented the
topic "The Pacific Rim." Dealing
with the poverty and unrest in Asia,
Japan and countries in that area be-
cause of ,the ever-increasing popu-
lation. iitiss Anna Datars read the
,ci^iptrre lesson, Mrs. Earl Flaxbard
offered prayer, Mrs Turkheisn read
the Thankotfering thought and the
"Japanese Letter". The business
meeting closed with prayer after
which a social hour was enjoyed,
Refreshni.etuta Were served by tht
hostess and her ecestnittee,
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All Fresh Vegetables, Fruits in Season as well tie
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See our Stock of Summer Work Shirts, Overalls,
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