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Established 1900.
ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY (MORN(( IG,
JULY 9 1953
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
`REV. E..WW.0 HEIMRICH, PASTOR
110 aaaa.—.Divine Services.
x'3.1:15 a.m.—eSunday School.
7:30 p.m. --Vespers.
Everybody Welcome to ail Services
EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL U. B. CHURCH
Zurich -- Ontario
REV. H. E. ROPPEL
Minister
Mrs. Milton Oesch . Organist
'Et FNDAY SEIRVIOES.--
10:00 a.m. Divine Worship.
11:00 a.m. -- Bible School.
7:30 p.m. — Divine Worship
Welcome at all Services --"Coma
' thou with us and we will do thea
/Qod." Num. 10:29.
WHY PAY
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Rates.
KEN ETUE, District Agent
Phone 78 r 13. Zurich, Ont.
Are You Suffering From
Headaches?
Zurich Mennonite Church
Pastor-*- Albert Martin
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10:00 a.an. — Sunday School
11:00 a.m. -- Worship Service
8:00 pen. — Bible Meeting
WEDNESDAY:
8.30 p.m. — Prayer Fellowship.
YOU ARE .INVITED TO WORSHIP
WITH US!
Aldon Theatre
GRAND BEND
Friday, ,Saturday July 10-11
Pony Express
Technicolour
Charlton; Heston Rhonda FIeming
Forrest Tucker
Pony Express - Lifeline of the fron-
tier - built with bullets and 'blood.
Cartoon.
Sunday Midnight, Monday, Tuesday,
July 1.3-114
Kirk Douglas
The Juggler
Milly Vitale Paul .Stewart
The excite'm'ent of a new Nation's
Birth laden, with dramatic impact.
Selected Short Subjects.
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Sat-
urday. July 15-16-17-18
FOUR BIG DAYS
DANNY KAYE
Hans Christian Andersen
Technicolour
A glimps of one of the world's im-
mortals,.- The motion picture master-
pieces you've been awaiting.
Matinee Wednesday and Saturday
2.30 p:m.
Adults 75e. Children 3'5e. Tax Incl.
- ANNOUNCEMENT -
The •Children of the Zurich Summer
Bible School will give a program, as
ill BO have your Eyes Examined with
climax to their 10 -day Bible Study,
r.hehe Latest Methods and equipment at
On. k'IAt 8:00 EVENING, NG, JULY 10,
At o'clock, at the
OPTOMETRIST & OPT CLAN i
A, u•ric�a:M:ennoanite: Church= .
A. 's. - It.O." _ There' also is an interesting display
GOD4I03I , .—O of iwork and :wor.+k-(books to .lee seen to
ted' Glasses: V e Plleee -the .basement prior to the ':program.
MT1 are (cordially invited to attend!
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Frozen Foods
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FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
FRUITS - VEGETABLES - FISH, - ETC.
Week -end Specials
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Phone 100 a C. H. THIEL ae Zurich
Lyric Theatre
Phone 421 - EXETER
Friday, Saturday July 10-11
GUNSMOKE
Technicolor
Andie Murphy
,Susan :Cabot
He smashed the spoiler rule of l on-
tnan's land locked mountain empire.
Monday, Tuesday July 4-14
THE HOUR OF 13
Peter .Lawford
Dawn Adams.
The "T" killer ire at large,
murder to go.
one Fiore
Wednesday, Thursday July 1546
CHAIN OF CIRCUMSTANCE„
Richard iGraySon
Margaret Field is
And on the same program .2
PICKUP
,Beverly Michaels
Hugo Haas
Adult Entertainment
Last complete show — 8.45.
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- ANNOUNCEMENT
This is your invitation to • attend
the
"SOUL WINNERS' CONFERENCE
To be held in the i'a
Zurich Mennonite Chun*
SATURDAY, JULY neje-
At
i th,At 7.45 p.m. and all day Sun
JULY 12th.
Subjects dealing with Need, Me
and Qualifications for Soul-WIer
will be discussed by .expeti.
'Christian Workers.
Theme: "He that Winnetdh ISo
Wise." Prov. 111430.
Passes Musical Examination
Miss Idella Gabel received the
good news of her success in passing
her A.R.C.T Piano teachers' music
examinations, :also passed the theory
of Grade 5 with honours which she
Wed in London under the University
of Toronto Royal Conservatory of
Music. Idella being a pupil -•of Miss
Ellen Marie Love, A.R.C.T.
BASEBALL
Dashwood Wins 6-3.
Dashwood trade the mast of five
hits on the Zurich Diamond on tvlon-
dKay evening as they converted them
into six runs over the Zurich Lum-
ber Kings to gain a 6-3 decision over
Zurich, winning the second game in
the schedule from the locals.. Jim
Hayter, with two for four, including
a double and Bill Regier, with a two
bagger, led the winners, while Bill
Yungblut with three for four topped
the locals.
R H E
Dashwood ... 100 300 0021-6 5 3
Zurich r..,... 011 010 0!00--3 7 0
Dashwood: Wein and Hayter; Zur-
ich: Heller; .Heideman and O'Brien.
A Visit . To Zurich
As advertised in last week's issue
of the Herald, the No. h' man of the
Progressive •Conservative Party of
Canada, Mr. John D•iefen'baker, Q.C.
of • the Western Provinces, was in
Zunieh for lunch this Wednesday
noon and was royally received by
the workers of the party. Although a
bit later than twelve o'clock, but
once the party arrived from Dash-
wood, they soon filed in to the Iove-
ly dining room at the Dominion
House where they partook of a fine
turkey dinner, which those hungry
Tories es soon had disappearing: Seat -
wing at the head . table besides Mr.
iefennbaker, were • .M ..Elmer Bell;
Organ -Recital
Mr. Lewis Gerrard, noted oPrzstdent, Mr. Cardiff, • M.P.and
•men
and conductor fromILondoi, will give condidate, Mrs. Cardiff, Mrs. R. H.
an organ recital on the Ttiena fall •Taylor, Dashwlood, Mr. McNaughton,
Organ, Sunday morning July lath.
at 10:3.0, at St. ,Boniface Church,
Zurich'.
Had Novelty Dethon'stratto t
• A novelty demonstration efe.S.l %d
at the home of Mr and 'Mese Albert
Boshart, -Bronson Line, last Friday
evening. A large gathering of ladies
were present, The demonstrator being
Mrs. Steekley from Milverton Re.
freshmente: were served by the heat-
ese.
Streets Oiled
On. Saturday morning the • Huron
County street oiling equipment -got
under way in Zurich, and 2n 'a few
hours had all the iback streets ' as
well as Victoria Street, past • the
own hall doused with the asphalt
elution used for this purpose. The
xtensively large oil tanker mounted
n double dual wheels had been on
he streets. a few days previous, and
ast of us Were unaware that Hur-
n county had such large equipment
or conveying this "juicy" stuff 'which
s hard to get rid of once it comes
rn contact with shoes or clothing.
Little time was lost in covering the
tar with fresh, dry sand 'which elim-
natedd the :tarry effect. However,
he dust anenaee is gone, and we hope
y next year another similar coat
an be applied and in a few years
we shall have apermanent pavement.
Those Pesky Bears
'Hunters tell us that bears • are
iaranless and would'nt do anyone
ny harm unless :cornered up, but
when it comes to bee hives and their
oney, well, that's a different story.
lir local apiarists, the Haberer Bros.
ave still been unable to locate the
ear, or as the evidence of the tracks
re, two bears, and they are stili
ery much at large and alive. 3t has
een figured out that they 'are some-
where in, the district between Varna
d Zurich, where they find. at either
lace "'green pastures" in preying
capon the helpless bees who think
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Exeter, Mr and Mrs. Elgin McKinley.
In his few minutes of remarks that
he .had time M•r. Diefenbai:er referr-
ed to the wonderful .name the Zur-
ieh Hotel has had, as his father used
to tell' him when he was a young lad
back in :1888 he ltad .3 meal there,
which lie shall never forget, and now
his wish has :come true, that he has
the privilege of dining at the Zurich
hotel, and he, shall .not forget this
splendid banquet. After touching on
a few of the live issues in politics,
he closed as they must hurry on with
other engagements. It was indeed a
fine get-to-gether.
HYMENEAL
Pearson - Sullivan
Mary Theresa Sullivan and John
Joseph Pearson exchanged marriage
vows before the Rev. Fr. J. M. Fog-
arty in Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Church. The bride is the daughter of
Mr and Mrs Patrick Sullivan, Dash-
wood, and the groom is the son of
Mr and Mrs Perry Pearson, London.
Given in marriage by her. father, the
!bride wore a gown of slipper 'satin
with nylon tulle overskirt which
swept into a long train. A .fingertip
veil felt softly from a satin heaadress
and she ,carried a bouquet of Better
Times roses and gypsophila.
Miss Helen Sullivan, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor and brides-
maids were Miss Claire LeSage,
'Tweed, and Miss Ruth Pearson, Lon-
don, sister of the groom. They were
gowned alike hi floorlength blue shot
taffeta and carried baskets of Mad-
ame Butterfly roses. The flower
girl, Diane Whitmore, wore nylon
tulle over blue shot taffeta and car-
ried a nosegay 'of sweet peas.
Paul :Pearson was hiS brother's
hest, man and Pat (Sullivan, 'brother
of the bride,. and Jack Larkin, were
ushers. .
The weddin dinner was herd at
the Dominion, House, Zurren and a
they are safely protected rn • their reception .followed in the .Community
nicely man -tirade home. But erten Centre, The bride's mother wore a
Mr. Bruin invades, and begtns to dress of rose lerepe and lace with
toss things around, and starts to de- white accessories and 'corsage or Jo-
vo'ur not alone the honey supply, but 'henna ' Hill roses. The groom's
also :starts eating the brood, as has mother chose navy crepe with white
been the .case, well, it is high time accessories and :pinik Delight rose
same protection should be provrded. corsage.
Betry>een the Varna and Zurich ap-
iaries
For the wedding trip to lltontreal
albout seventy hives have been and the United States, the bride wore
molested, some more than other,:. a sand -colored stole -suit with Bened-
No other 'creature would raise such istine accessories and corsage of pink
havoc with bees as do bears, and Delight roses. Mr and Mrs Pearson
the evidence is clear as theta big will reside in Zurich, where the
footed tracks have been seen time groom is a 'prosperpus young buain-
and again: Some protection shouldess man, and we shall Welcome then
be given, these beekeepers. in our. midst. _ 1
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NORMA'S
BEAUTY SHOPPE
WE WILL BE ON VACATION
-JULY .13--18 INCLUSIVE Order — Seth 0. Amann, Zurich,
NORMA STEINBACH - Prop. Ont. Phone 128,
Single Copies 5 Cents.
Subscription in Canada, Year .12.N
Subscription U.S.A., Year $2.50.
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