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ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONTARIO
REV. E. W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR
ae a.m.—Divine Services.
11.15 a.m.—Sunday School.
'7.30 p.m.—Vespers.
Everybody Welcome to all Services
EMMANUEL
LVANGELICA.L U. 1R. CHURCH
Zurich --- Ontario
REV., H. E. EZOPPEL
Minister
Mrs. 'Milton Oesch - Organist
SUNDAY SERVICES. -
10:00 'a:m. — Divine Worship.
11:00 a.m. — Bible School.
7:30 p.m. — Divine Worship
Welcome) at 61111 Services ---"Coma
thou with us and we will do thea
good." Num. 10:29.
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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY
Zurich Mennonite Church
Pastor— Albert Martin
SUNDAYSERVICES:
5:00 a.an. — Prayer Fellowship.
8.45 a:m. — Prayer Fellowship
10:00 a.m. — • Sunday School
11:00 :a.m. — Worship Ser. -vice
8:00 p.m. — Bible Meeting (Bi -
WEDNESDAY: weekly)
8:00 p.m. — Prayer Fellowship
(In the homes)
YOU ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP
WITH US!
Aldan Theatre
GRAND BEND
Friday, Saturday March 20-21
Rafael Sabatini's
SCARAMOUCH E.
In Technicolour
Stewart .Grainger Eleanor Parker
Janet Leigh Mel Ferrer
His Rapier flashed in a hundred
duels as he fought for the glory of
France and the love of its most
fabulous Beauties
Cartoon: 'The Cockeyed Canary"
Tuesday, Wednesday March 24-25
Just This Once
Peter Law -ford Janet Leigh
Lewis Stone
A •Carefree Boy, A Carefree Girl.
A Million Howl in this Screamingly
Funny Romance
Newsreel and Selected Shorts.
IN MEMORIAM
McBride— In loving memory of
my dear father, Samuel McBride,
who passed away one year ago, March
122nd, 1952.
I little thought when leaving home,
He would no more return
That ha death he soon would sleep.
And leave us all here to mourn.
I did not see the pain he bore
Nor did I see him die,
!I only know he passed away
And never said good-bye.
i In loving memory, and ever te-
me
,rnbeaed by , his. daughter, M.rs.
Beta: Taylor. .
TIME OUT
Have you taken. the time lately to
look over the insurance you carry?
Each type of policy is designed for
a particular purpose, to fill a certain
need. A periodic review. of your life
insurance is necessary if your prot-
ection is to keep pace with your
needs. Take time out with me to
go over your insurance program to-
day. It's a service given without
o'bli.gaation.
T. Harry Hoffman
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HIEL'S
Superior Store
Frozen Foods
Bird's Bye Frosted Foods
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
FRUITS - VEGETABLES - FISH, - ETC.
Week -end Specials
Fancy Red. Sockeye Salmon 7 3-4 oz. tin ,39c
Quick Quaker Oats, Irg 3-1b. box 34c
Clark's Tomato Juice, 48 -oz tin 29c
Pure: Cane Gran. Sugar, 5 -lbs. . 49,c
Phone 140
C. H. THIEL. - Zurich
Lyric
Phone 421
Friday, Saturday March
A Poche War Smok4;
Gilbert Rowland
Glenda Farrell
It's M. G.,M's Action Adventure
drama of the Roving Wesal
Monday, Tuesday Marc!,''
Flat Talk ,
Sterling Hayden
Richard Coelson
A Bomb Shell • Story of the.
Hill Daring, Scouring the Esc
Skies.
HERAL
ING, MARCH 19 1953
THE SCOUTS' CORNER
The first visit of an official from
the - Provincial Staff of the Boy
Scouts Association occurred on the
at£termum of Wednesday, March 4th,
wlhen Field Commissioner Harry- C.
Firth of London visited at the' home
of the llocal Scoutmaster, Janes W.
a Reid. Mr Firth was unable to re-
main for the ,Cub and Scout meetings
as the was due at Grand Bend to at-
tend the investiture' of the Cubnlas-
ter .there. However,, plans for the
forthcoming Charter Night were dis-
t,ct cussed and the .Commissioner prom -
Ned that he (would personally attend
•to present the Charter to the local
F3;0 Group. This Charter Night will be
a festive occasion and all friends and
supporters will be invited. Watch
roasg :the date and more details in the
•:;ltar facture.
Before that time arrives, the boys
will be invested into the Association.
All necessary supplies except the
Group neckerchiefs has arrived, and
it is hoped that these will be along
in a few days. In the meantime,
meetings are being carried on as can also save you money on a
usual, and the Scoutmasters and Cub-
masters report excellent progression complete pair of Spectacles.
the part of the boys •of.,'both sections
• - The public may not be aware that
certain adult members of our com-
inunity have taken the initiative in
ssponsoring the boys. They are
kriawn as the Group Committee and
have already raised funds for need-
ed equipment. At present the Com-
mittee Consists of Edwin Gaseho,
Wed., Thursday Mair'
Million Dollar Mere! 'di
Esther Williams 1,•
Victor NLcCure r:
IM:G.M.'s Musical Technicollotir c
Musical inspired by the True , » y
of Bathing Beauties
Notice
A public meeting will he Iield'xrli
fie;
Town Hall, Z11ri'ch '.
On
MONDAY, MARCH 23rd- 8. pm..
For the purpose of organizing' th2 4-
H. Calf •Club for 1953.• All :.lisrehti'
and children interested are in'Vited
to attend.
John Butler, assistant Agricultitrl
Representative, will be present., i r
Ross Dick, • Herb Op
(Club Leaders
Monster in
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St. Peter's Parish 114
ST. JOSEPH;,. ONT
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FOR APPOINTMNTS
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Optical Service
YES.!
Two days we can duplicate
accurately your broken Lens
any Size, any Colour from the
broken pieces
We do not need your presc-
ription
We also have the newest in
Frames and Mountings. We
president, Earl Yungblut, secretary -
treasurer; Paddy Bedard, Milton
Desch and Leland Willert. These
men are to be highly commended on
their support of such worth -while
activities. It is expected .that new
members will be added in the near
future. We need more leaders, Ur -
:gently, to join now could make you
Charter ;Member. Watch for more
from the Scout Corner — There's
:Plenty
to come.
PUBLIC SCHOOL MARKS EDU-.
On r e.to CATION WEEK. •
A. G. HESS
Jeweler and Registered
Optician
Single Copies 5 Cents.
Subscription in, Canada, Year $2.0
Subscription U.S.A., Year $2.50.
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Order -- Seth 0. Amann, Zurich¢
Ont. Phone 128.
INVITES YOU
TO JOIN ITS
HOST OF FRIENDS
LORNE S. EILER
LOCKER SERVICE - . ROE FEEDS.
WHITE ROSE FUEL OIL
Phone 10 — HENSALL, ONT.
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vented a prolonged prcgrarrduring
9 p.m. Share the past week,the Public School here
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$250.00 WILL BE GIVEN AWAY maaged: a 'cuple of highlights to
IN CASH PRIZES )nark th passing of Education Need;• I
15 ROUNDS AT $5.00 EACH
4 SPECIAL ROUNDS
3 OF $25.00 EACH, AND
ONE ROUND FOR $100.00.
SPECIAL ROUNDS 25C. A CARD
OR 3 FOR 50C.
Admission $1.00
MIDNIGHT DANCE
Easter Monday
WITH RAU'S ORCHESTRA
DANCING Every Saturday Night
Thereafter
Everybody WelcoratI
NOTIC
An important meeting in the- inter-
ests of conducting an organized soil
survey in Hay Township will be
held in the
Township Hall, Zurich
On
Wednesday, March 25th.
At 8.30 p.in.
Huron County Agric. Represent:lt-
Ivcs will be present.
FILMS WILL BE SHOWN.
FARMERS PLEASE ATTEND!
Carl L. Oestr.•eicher, President •
.
Clifford F. Pepper,. Sec. Treas.
Hay Township Federation Unit
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Telephone:
Res. 89
On Wednesday afternoon, •
Provincial•N•S.S
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S••••••••Eitft•••••114.04 0
Olfficers Zimmerman and Reid of the
Exeter detachment of the Ontario
Police visited the school
Provincial
with an hour showing of films deal-
ing with traffic safety. It was part of
an all-out drive to cut down accid-
ents on your highways - and if We
could •show the same films to the
speed demons, we might hope for
Iess worry over our youngsters on
their way to and from school. In
introducing the officer's, the Princip-
al, Mr. Reid, stressed the fact that
the Police Force devoted more time
to trying to keep people out of
trouble than they do in catc'hir g
those already in trouble. Constable
Reid 're-emphasized the importance
orf crime prevention, and said that
the police officers are always friends
of those who try to do right. The
children left no doulbt of their en-
joyment of the films. 2
On Thursday afternoon frown
to 3 p.m. the school held Open House
No special display was in evidence as
the members of .the staff felt that
parents should have the chance to
visit the classrooms under normal
class clonditions and observe the run-
of-the-mill work of the students.
large number of parents, predomin-
antly
an:tly 'mothers, took advantage of the
Occasion and many expressed the
hope that another opportunity of a
similar nature vould be presented
before the end of the year. At three
o'clock, students were dismissed to
allow parents and teachers to see two
films brought in for the occasion by
Mr and Mrs James Koessel, 'Nips, the Principal. They
were, "Why
Arthur Koessel, Virginia and Norma Wion't Johnny Eat?, " and "Develop -
spent the week -end at the home of ing Responsibility." In welco4ting
untz. and Mrs C. F. Pfile and Mrs',:- J. � parents to he saccept the ldidea that eduurged t -
Ku
Mr and Mrs Frank Duterte who ,eating our children is a ,partnership
have been visiting with her parents, of the school and the home, and said
Mr and Mrs Everett Heist for sonne I that he and the members of the start:
time, left on Tuesday for their home
were always
Wa v, Sack. (nal .problems i et progress it
Zr and MrsHenry Hoffman pents. re t
last week with their dghter, Mr. 'gested that hewould atherthat any
r sug-
d
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and Mrs, Norman Evans at Richmond I criticism,
be tido n, whether
o leer it. behgooduo had,
Hill.
Mr and Mrs Ed. Stelck have re- deal withproblems about which he
turned after .pending several weeks. had no information. Heu ged;aural
with their son Mervyn in Bradford. i support of the young people,
e1
Mir and Mrs Ken McCrae :led Bon- I that he held no synpathyor'm ith thhe ose nie Heathen spent the week -end at We° haveph blaseme th em, boysset ,..• ls in
1 Oakvis.e.
Mrs. Milton Haugh who has 'been Zurich.
1 in London Respite' for :some tittle After the !pictures, the teachers
, has returned and is convalescing it retired to
r their irdavv idual el ssroom:a
her home here. to
Mrs. A, V '7'ieirian entertatii�1ed a wished to consult therm. We ]lope
number of her friends to a St. Pat- that with us in Zurich education is
rick's party on Tuesday night. important enough to merit our in
Mas., Maria Hayter, widow of the terest every week in the year. The
late Wm. I.ayter of Stelihen Twp necessity :of.setting aside 'one week
passed away 111 Detroit on Sunday in tri impress the people of our fair
her 85th year, The remains nwerp eral ' coacountry with the
'iiup rtacice of
c ed -
brought
brought to the l g eatu-
Home, 'Dashwood from where ,b�ri l cation little
'ride. To all
ween.
took place on Wednesday,
terment in Grand Bend Cemetery, i in the year.
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