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-Established 1900
ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING,
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ST. PETER'S
Evangelica/ Lutheran Church
ZURICH ONTARIO
REV. E. W. HEIMRICH, pASTOR
0.01 a.m.—Divine Services.
11.15 a.m.—Sunday Sch.00l.
7.30 pan.—Vespers.
Everybody Welcome to &ll Services
E. ivactuNuEL
EVANGELICAL U. B. CHURCH
Zurich — Onterio
REV, H. E. ROPPEL
Minister
Mrs. Milton Gesell Organist
ffUNDAY SERVICES, -
10:00 a.m. — Divine Worship.
11:00 a.m. — Bible School.
7:30 p.m. — Divine Worship
Welcome at all Services—"Come
thou with us and we will do thee
good." Num. 10:29.
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If you're a careful driver you can
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that dared to be different.
State Farm's careful drivers make
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Rates.
KEN ETUE, District Agent
Phone 78 r 13.
Zurich, Ont.
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Zurich Mennonite Church
Pastor— Albert Martin
SUNDAY SERVICES:
5:00 a.m. — Prayer Fellowship.
S.45 a.m. — Prayer Fellowship
10:00 a.m. — Sunday School
11:00 a.m. — Worship Service
8:00 p.m. — Bible Meeting (Bi -
WEDNESDAY: weekly)
8 :00 p.m. — Prayer Fellowship
(Bi -weekly)
YOU ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP
WITH US!
Al on
Theatre
GRAN BEND
.Friday, Saturday May 15-16
The Stars are Singing
In Technicolotir
Rosemary Clooney, Anna' Maria
Alb erghetti, Lauretz Melehoir
It's got lea loveable lilt, that heart
tugging humor, that makes for
movie masterpieces and inntroducos
Songstress Clooney
' Sunday Midnight, Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, May 18-1920. •
Sir Walter -Scott's Immortal Classic
IVANHOE
In Flaming Technicolor
Robert Taylor Elizabeth Taylor
Joan Fontaine
The age of Chivalry springs to life
on the screen.
Two Shows nightly 7.30 p m and
9:30 p.rn.
Adults 75c. Children 35c.
CARD OF THANKS
The bereft husband and family of
' the late -Mrs. Laura Schilbe wish to
expreis their sincere thanks and
:appreciation to the sanany friends and
neighbduee • for their' •kiridriese • and
• sympathy showed them during their
tact bere•avement; for the -beautiful
[floral tributes, 'cards of sympathy.
Those who loaned cars and those who
acted as pallbearers, and all who
it assisted in any way.
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Thursday, Friday, and Saturday...
May 1445-16
Ride The Man Down
Brian Donlevy
Forrest Tucker
,be obas served Ascension Day, a -
Short's Saturday evening Post
Fighting Story ..mong the Christian peoph;: of the
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Today, Thurpday, May. .14th will
Monday, Tuesday May 18-19
My Six Convicts
John Beal
Gilbert Roland
The private lives of public enemies.
Matinee Monday, May 18th, at 2.80
Wednesday and Thursday May 20-21
April In Paris
Ray Bolger
Doris Day.
Warner Brothers Happy as spring-
time musical April in Paris.
Dance Recital
Of the Zurich Dancing School, will
be held in the
Hensall Town Hall
Sponsored by the Womens Institate
and Agricultural Society Ott Hensall
On
Friday, May 22nd, 8.15 p.m,.,
Admission 50c and 25c
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Office Open
Last week we imide t :1 ‘ 'of
the change in working hour4 at the
IKalbfieisch Mills, but since we have
learned that the office will be kept
open on Saturday afternoons, but
the hours of mill work will be closed
On Saturday afternoon,
Posta:aster To Retire
Announcement wag made that Mil-
ton .W. Pfaff, Exeter's poet master
•'..since Nov. 102.1, will retire as soon
as a successor is appointed. Mr Pfaff
returned from overseas in 1919 and
was hospitalized for more than a
year.
• 93 Years Young
• ;Many congratulations to Mrs.
Bertha Horner who last Thursday,
Itlay 7th celebrated her 93re birth-
day. Mrs Horner is in residence at
•the home of her daughter, Mrs.
ATI:tie Krueger, 14th Con. Is in
glood health and splendid spirits, en-
joys to chat with old and new friends
ealith the greatest of pleasure. We
'Wish Mrs. Horner continued health to
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enjoy many more birthday celebrat-
ions.
HYMENEAL
Finkbeiner - Walters
A happy marriage ceremony Wa
Fiddlers' Contest
Western Ontario Championship
dlers' Contest, Friday June 5th,
pm at Hensall. Come to the
event. Admission 75c and 25e.
,..RECEPTION
A reception and dance will be
held in the Community Centre,
Zurich, on Friday, May 15th for
Mr and Mrs :Maurice Finkbeiner,
(newlywed;), Everyone t; welcome.
—Mrs. Annie Finkbeiner
big ief St Columbia, became the bride of
- _Maurice Henry Finkbeiner, son or
g 'daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert -Walter
peforn le:fit3elli Lutheran teparson-
age
in Mitchell, on May 9th at 2:30
&clack when Dorothy Jean,• elder
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CARD OF THANKS
4.* my neighbours and friends for the
• Funeral irector -.Private Car Ambulance • many deeds .of kindness shown to me
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while I was ill, for the treats, flow -
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me, cards and personal calls, 1 say
again Thank You! Signed, Mrs.
Rose Brown.
OBITUARY
Mrs. Milfred Szh'ilbe
- Mrs. Laura (Haters) Schilbe 50,
lifelong resident of Zurich, died at
St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on
Thursday, May 7th., after an illness
of a very short tare. The remains
were brought to the Westratee Fun-
eral Home, Zurich from where the
funeral was held privately, with a
'public funeral at St. Peter's Luther -
on church, Sunday afternoon, myth
interment following in the Lutheran
• Croshen lino Cemetery. lire. 11 W.
.;Heimlich officiated. Surviving ie -
sides her husbani, hii1fd Scbilbe,
nte her mother, Mrs. Lisetta. Datars,
Zurich; two sons Ray, London; Hu -1
;heft, Zurich; two daaghter5, :qrs.
Fialebeiner...of Znrich.. The .Rev.
W'gUlfe ofifCrated.- The bride
a gown a 'white net over satin with
Ilace panell end long lace lily point
sleeves. The lace bode vets trirr-
Ined by a yoke .of nylor marquisite
and covered buttons. Her fing,er•tip
veil •was caught by white newels:111(1,
she carried a bouquet of red roses.
Miss Leona Finkbeiner, sister of
the groom was her only attendaet,
wearing a floor-le;gth gown of apple
• een net over silk with ruffle trim.
Her headdress was of yellow flowers
to match her bouquet of yellow
•IYIUM
Mt. Clarence Walter, :brother of
the bride was 'best man. Receiving at
the home of the bride's parents,•Mrs.
Walters wore Royal blue and Mrs.
Finkbeiner. navy sheer with corseges
of pink carnations.
The couple left on a honeymoon
to Akron, Ohio, the bride travelling
in a. beige suit with matching green
accessories. Mr and Mrs Finkbeinee
will reside near Zurich.
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Worn eri' s 'testi tut
The Zurich Women's Institete held
their ,monthly meeting in the townhall,
hall, Zurich, on Menday evening
with a, large attemlance. Program in
charge of Mrs. E. Hey, meterng op-
ened by singing the I neat u ;:e ()de
and praying; the Lord's Prayer.
Singing O'Cannda, accompanied with.
Mrs. 1,, Rose a
L. t the plena. Mie,es
Kathy Kalbfleis h, Marilyn Haborer
played two piano duetts, they were
!Russell Tiernan, Exeter; atuela., at, exceptionally well rendered. .4. vote
home ; three brothers, ElmerDati's, al duett was given by Mrs Fess
I mer Datars,1
hay T 0'.1l: -..it, ip ; Edwal.71, Znrieh; the and mre Kan Breakey, acc,,,,0111,1nii, a
• Rev Albert Ta Datere, rem Col- at the piano by Mrs Alf Melick,
i Vidorla i Which s emmost delightful. alas.
i born, and two sisters, Mrs.
home. The funeral on Sunday after- e v ry interesting talk on Citizenship
Jack Sold n, g,uest speakeie gnve a
Dedels, Kitchener, and Anna, at i
noon was largely attended by friendsand Education, she mentioned that
from far and near ' rho family have ; if we have not had a long school eau-
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cation, we have been a'.le to self-
' the sympathy of a bare circle of
friends, as Mrs. fd(7111:L'l was SO . adu.cate 'ourselves, which is admirable
badly needed in Inc home. i in itself. We heard of George Mc -
Mrs. Louis Schne 1,Callech through courage aml detern,-
lination bought the very paper he
The second gloom of sadness with- was working on. Parents ebould
in a few days was when the news guide their children towards n, hotter
on 'Monday morning was released of education at an early age.
' the passing of Mrs. Louis Sehilbe, ! ,MTS Elmore Klopp gave an error-
' died early Monday morning, after a native reading on Troth (mese, Mrs. T.
lingering illness in her 74th year. ; Meyers Vie president, then took the
Mrs. Schilbe was the former Annie chair for the business part of the
Albrecht and was a life-long resident meeting. ,Mrs. Wm Forrester ane -Irs
of the community. Her husbend the Rave ,Meyers were appoint ed as de-
lete Louis Schilbe died in July, 1947, legates for the District. Convent'on
• And she is survived by two sone. l‘lil- ta be held in Hemel:11 on -May 2l'th,
fred of Zurich, and Irvin of London, Mrs. I'ryce Mack, district director
two daughters, Mrs. Roselle 1rueg- will ,acco.mpany them. An invitation
er and Mrs. Ivan yungbhu (Ad),- V' :.1.:4 Incepted from the Grand Bend
ra•et) of Zurich. The body rested at W. I. to enjoy the afternoon of
\the Westlake Funeral He. omuntil ,May 21st with them at their meetlng.
Wednwhen esday afternoon a private 1.0rher tbusiness being trameicted. The
service was followed by a public ser- ineeting, closed by singing the Nation.,
vice in St. Peter's Ev.. Lutheran al Anthem Refreshments were scree
church, followed by interment in St.ed by the committee, Mrs. Hey, Mrs.
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11)Kalovii!p, Dttehallne and Mae.
'ElmoreRev.
Peter's Luth. Goshen Line cemetery.
Rev, E. W. Heitnrich offitiatieg.
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On a New Modern Loom, Made to
Order — Seth O. Amann, Zurich,
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