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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1952-08-07, Page 1ER `Established 19041 ST. PETER'S ER'eS Evangelical Lutheran Church ZURICH — ONTARIO EV. E. W. HEIMR&CEI, PASTOR Q4D a.m.—Divine Services. 11.15 a.m.—Sunday School. •••Yi'vening services lifted for shimmer Everybody Welcome to all Services EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL U. 8. CHURCH Zurich — Ontario REV. H. E. fitOPPEL Minister Mrs. Milton (Desch - Organist int NDAY SERVICES.- 10:00 ERVICES.10:00 a.m. — Divine Worship. 11:00 a.m. — Bible School. ravening services lifted for summer Welcome at all Services—"Come then with us and we will do thee good." Num. 10:29. WHY PAY Reckless Driver Rates If you're a careful driver you can get remarkable Few sates with State Farm Mutual, the Company that dated to be different. State Farm's careful drivers reale their own low Auto Insurance Rates. KEN ETUE, District Agent Phone 78 T 13. Zurich, Ont. Are You Suffering From Headaches? Tat eo, Have your Eyes l examined with tie Latest Methods and Equipment at A. L. 'COLE, R.^. OPTOMETRIST GE OPTICIAN GOD3E:E.IICH — ONT. `mod Glasses at liteseranade Prices ZURICH, ONTARI 0 a 0 0 a a CM00000002990 THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 7 1952 ZURICH LIONS CLUB MONSTER CALITHUMPIAN PARADE Followed by a Show Trupe from Windsor. Bigger and Better than ever. See Circuiars for Further Information. E Starting Age f School Children The Board of Trustees for the Hay Township School Area hereby gives notice that children starting school in September 1952 must be six years of age before January 1st, .1953. BOARD OF TRUSTEES, Hay Township School Area. ., YKaiS wll il�;fili$,-flkP1L.n-!mYVi d..,. c''; Youthfor Cti ris MEET US IN THE ALDON THEATRE C OSOM260006006*04960 d 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 Single Copies 5 Cents„ Surbscripton in Canada Year Subscription U.S.A., Year $2.50 :Moving To Toronto Mr . and Mrs Stewart McBride, Iondon, the former a Kipper native are shortly moving to Toronto, where Mr. •McBride has accepted a respons- ib]e. position with the head office of the British American Oil Company.Return From Trip Mr and Mrs R. F. Stade of town, Who " were accompanied by Mr. and M s. Herb Kraft of Detroit, have re- turned from a lovely motor outing. They went east as far as 'Peter- borough then north to North Bay by way orf Algonquin Park, on through' to Ste St. Marie, and returning home by way of the States. They enjoyed * the scenery very much along the way and are much refreshed by the fine outing. Had Impressive Service A very impressive service was held in the Evangelical church on Sunday 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 eon, public health nurse from o - U penhagen, Denmark, has been prov- isiionally engaged through. the Can- ian Red Cross as a public health nurse for Huron. She is in Canada for a year and a half on leave of ab- sence from her country. Her appoint- ment came following the resignation of Miss Lois Baker, Toronto, who served with the county unit the past three years in the Exeter area. GRAND BEND EVERY SUNDAY EVENING 8.30 pee. 'THROUGH JULY and AUGUST Enjoy a Sparkling and Challenging Program Sponsored by CLINTON AREA YOUTH FOR CHRIST .'TO. GE"I`"D NISWNURSE Dr. R. M. Aldis, Clinton, director of the Hue= County Health Unit, 'released that (Miss Margaret Peter - Marry NS rgumrca Rome . u maerca1 Director — Private Car 4imh ta1an oe Member of Ontario Funeral Association Molder of ST. OHM'S AMBULANCE FIRST AID CERTIFICATE Portable OXYGEN Equipment HOSPITAL .BEDS TO RENT -- INVALID CHAIR TO LOAN FRESH FL.O-ei0e'PeS SUPPLIED FR,OMVI MITCHELL NURSERIES WE WIRE ANYWHERE 24 Hour Service -- Dashwood Tel. 70W. E Superior Store CARD OF THANKS ti morning in the absence of their pas- ter, Rev. H. E. Roppel, when Mrs. L .ird Jacobe and Mrs. Harold Rader leaders of the children's groups gave a`lovely program. Mrs. Bowers of near Exeter, gave an interesting talk of Bermuda, where she and her hus- band had been in the evangelistic work in the Salvation Army. She also spoke to the ladies classes in Sunday School, and pointed out where there is a great work to be One everywhere for kingdom build - and it is her desire to do her beet where ere she inay be and that sl1.ould be our notto, to live that life, Chat others may see that we are try -- The family of the Iate Henry iris .to do our part the best way we Schiibe wieh '.o thank all those who can. so kindly helped. in any way, and wish to express their thanks end xp TO ,OPEN PARK IN PINERY preelati:gn to , uels kzaes, fiienctP,, .P'11:41:1!•• . E;" •Janes; \IL :t: •fur Y.aiiiliton neighbours for the flowers acid t,le.•East, states that it was possible that sages of sSnnpatn./ m the ions of a part of the Pinery area in the north huband and father. ern part of Lambtoa County, will be operated is a provincial park and re- creation area. He confirmed that a survey of the area is being under- taken by the Prov. Dept. of Planning and Development. This indicates the possibility of the property being de - eloped as a park uncle.- the authority of the Ausable Valley Conservation Authority. The survey will he unser way in a month and will be complet- ed this fall, .acarding to officials at Queens Park. The sur•: ey has been requested by the Ausable Valley Con- servation Authority. The land is at present owned by the Pinery Develop ment Corporation, an Ontario comp- any formed this year to take over assets of the Canada Company, own- ers of the land since early settlem- erly Michaels ent days. And Murder. HAD BIRTHDAY PARTY Lyric Theatr Phone 421 - EXETER Friday and Saturday Aug. 8-9 Fort Osage Rod Cameron Jane Nigh The stopping off place for the Cali- fornia Gold Fields. Monday, Tuesday The Girl on the Hugo Haas Bev She's Man's! bait — Aug. 11 12 Bridge Wednesday, Thursday Aug. 13, 14 It's a Big Country James Whitmore William Powell A World of Entertainment from M. G.M. Fr ze. Foods Bird's Eye Frosted Foods FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE FRUITS -. VEGETABLES - FISH, a ETC. Aldon Theatre GRAND BEND Presents for Your. Enjoyment. the Following Attractions Wednesday, Thursday Aug. 6-7 Ruth Roman Steve Cochrare Tomorrow Is Another Day The Unforgettable Story or a .'Ian and .His Girl Cartoon and "I Won't Play". Aug. 8-9 Week -end Specials Deep Browned Beans 3, 20 -oz tins 54c Red Cohoe Salmon 3, 7% oz tins li 1 c Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 tins ......... 3% Carnation Milk, 3 large tins 45c Phone 11.40 C„ H. THIEL < - Zurich Friday, Saturday Half Angel In Technicolour Loretta Young Joseph Cotton One of the Funniest Pictures of the Year Cartoon and Two Additional Shorts A delightful time was enjoyed last Thursday evening, July 31, at the home of Mr and 'Mrs James itannie, when the relatives gathered to sur- prise the latter on her birthday with a lovely lace table cloth and with a double surprise to her, she was given a handsome wrist watch from her husband James. Words failed to express thanks for all the valuable gifts given to her at this time so un- expectedly. Pictures were taken and a happy social evening was enjoyed together. Delicious refreenments were served, among them an attract- ive birthday cake and ice cream, a- long with .other dainties suitable for the occasion. The addreee was read by Mrs Ellwood Truemner.. The gifts were presented by her husband and Carol Reichert. After a pleasant time together all left for their !tome wishing Mrs. Rennie many more happy birthdays. The address: Happy Birthday, Aunt. Susie dear. We hope youre glad to see us here. We hurried about to make; ourselves l .pretty. We hope you don't think we're too awfully witty. We came -by surprise so y b a ;vouid'nt get excited. �T 'iet when we're gone you wit! be delighted. With cake and ice cream les galore We'll likely go home with our stom- achs sore. Co1 has a little girt for you, Titeisn't pink; it isn't blue. It, 'isn't a towel, it isn't a spread. Tt's for your dining room table in- stead. o with very best wishcts and happin- ess too, We give this little gift to you. -•Sisters and Brothers, rothers, Nieces and Nephews. ,,;, _. Sunday Midnight, iMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Three Big Days, Aug- ust 11-1241+3 The Greatest Show on Earth In Technicoloer Mightiest of Motion Pictures with an Unprecedented Array of Talent Continuous Show starting at 3,30, Complete programs at 6.20 and 9.10. Daily Admission. Adults 75c., Children 35 cents. Tax Incl, and cook -- NORMA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE ..iHOLIDAY WEEK - AUG. 11-16. Tel. t2,28. Zurich NORMA STEINBACH - Prop. Your Spectais Broken? Don't Worry! WE CAN DUPLICATE YOUR LENSES IN 48 HOURS, JUST BRING IN THE PIECES ANY SHAPE, COLOR, OR SIZE SINGLE OR BIFOCAL VISION IN ANY TRADE NAME A G. HESS Jeweler and Registered Optician. RAG RUGS and CARPE' On a New Modern Loom, Mads t Order — Seth O. Amann, Zweite Ont. Phone 128. SUMMER PRICES ARE NOW AVAILABLE FOR YOUR WINTER FILL -UR Of This Premium Fuel LORNE S. ELLER. —LOCKER. SERVICE -- BLUE COAL --- ROE FEEDS Phone 10. HENSALL, ONT, 1 1 U*Val t. Licensed F.rubalmer and Funeral Director Private Car Ambulance Service Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Ren FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS • Day and lei',:; ht Service Telephone: Res. 89 - or 122. Zurich 1111411001116,111116 411.8.000041011006 441041100 see easestoo Z[JRIe Grocery tW Fre We are ever at your service with the best lines obtainable of FRESH GROCERIES All Fresh Vegetables, Fruits in Season as well as Canned Fruits and Vegetables on hand Candies Nuts - and Confectionery in supply GIVE US A CALL Merano esch PRODUCE WANTED, Zurich Phone 16.E Binder Twin We have a good supply of Brantford Binder Twine Be sure to get your supply early for this season's Big Chop. See our Stock of Summer Work Shirts, OveralIs, Smocks and Socks for Men. Good Supply of Fresh Groceries always on Handl GIVE US A CALL! THE BLAKEr r E. 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