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ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZTJRICH — ONTARIO ..
sitEV. E. W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR
IL a.m.—Divine Services.
a1:15 a.m.—Sunday School.
7:80 p.m.—Veapera.
Everybody Welcome to all Services
EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL. U. B. CHURCH
Zurich — Ontario
REV. H. E. ROPPEL
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SUNDAY SERVICES, -
10:00 a.m. — Divine Worship.
11:00 a.m. — cible School.
Evening Services lifted for summer
Welcome at all Services—"Como
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geed." Num. 10:29.
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Zurich Mennonite Church
Pastor— Albert Martin ,
SUNDAY SERVICES: .1
10:00 a.m. — Sunday School
Phone 421 EXE' LER,
11:00 a.m. — Worship Service
8:00 p.m. — Bible Meeting
' Friday, Saturday Nov. 13-1M
WEDNESDAY, 8 p.m.
Prayer Fellowship (in the homes)
YOU ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP
WITH US!
Aidon Theatre
GRAND BEND
Friday, 'Saturday ..
June Haver
Dan Dailey
The Girl Next Door
Nov. 13-14
Technicolor
It's fast and furious romantic full
with a carload of laughs ma toe -
tapping tunes.
Cartoon and Additional Shorts.
Tuesday, Wednesday Nov. 17-18
Plunder Of The Sun
Glen Ford Diana Lynn
Patricia Medina .
Excitement .. „ Adventure ....and
Thrill Packed Intrigue.
Newsreel and Selected Short Subjects
Card of Thanks
The family of the late Mr. Albert
Hendrick wish to sincerely thank
their many friends, neighbours and
relatives for their visits, cards and
flowers during Dad's illness and also
for their many expressions of sym-
pathy during our recent bereavement
- ANNOUNCEMENT -
Mr and Mrs Wm. Dietrich or 'Zur-
ich announce the engagement of their
ielaughter Theresa. Marie, to Dr.
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FRUITS . VEGETABLES •. FISH, - ETC.
WEEKEND SPECIALS
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Raspberry Jam, large 24 oz jar 33c
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What Price Glory
Jas. Cagney
Dan Dailey
The story of a ',Captain and
eant in World War I, where cob
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are tense.
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Returns To Hospital
Mr. Dennis Denomme who was a
eset'esatient in St. Joseph's Hospital Lon -
Ion, and after spending a few weeks
seke,:e4t his home here, has returned to the
ie hospital for further treatments.
Dies at Cavalier
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Word was received here of the
(3-1.: passing of Edward 'Geiger, at Caval-
ier, N. Dak., a former resident of
Hay Township, and as a young man
went to the Cavalier district. His
only surviving sister is Mrs. William
Elsie, of Grand Bend,
Monday, Tuesday Nov. 1
NIAGARA
Marilyn Monroe
Joseph Cotton
(Adult Entertainment)
Fascinating murder thriller packed::
withsuspense, set against the hack
ground of the mighty and picturee'S
stele Niagara Falls,
Vidrednesday, Thursday Nov. 1.84q,'
Never Let Me Go
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' .Clark Gable
Jens Tierney
ent in Moscow who ,falls in rove wit%
Story of an American Correspone4
—HOCKEY --
a Rurrian Balad Dancer and merriest. '
With four new playens added to
• the past year's strong hockey team,
First Show Every Saturday at 6 pare, the Zurich Flyers' should make a good
showing this season, so says manager
ei Lee O'Brien. And the boys are about
CARD OF THANKS
ready to go, and the fans, although
On !behalf of the Canadian Legion,
not seemingly like hockey weather,
Grand Bend 498, I wish to thank thei
will be there to give them the sup -
Girl Guides, Cubs and Boy Scouts fo
port they need.
making Poppie Day such a great sue
To Hold Meeting
The November meeting of the
Ladies' Auxiliary to the Cubs and
!Scouts is to be held at the home of
Mrs. Arnold Merrier, Sr., on the
Babylon line on Thursday, Nov. 19th,
at 8:00 p.m. We would like to have
all the mothers of Cubs and Scouts
attend these meetings. Transportation
:will •he provided. Mrs. James Reid,
is president, and Mrs. Harold Thiel
secretary.
her.
cess in Zurich. --Mrs. WM. Forrester Are Progressing
NOTICE The various new :homes being nuilt
A Trousseau Tea will be held a
the home of Mr and Mrs. Harry
Hess„ Zurich, Ont., on Tuesday, Nov
ember 1.7th, 1958 from 8 to 5 p.m.
and la to 9 pm., in honor of thei
daughter 'Pauline Beatrice, to whic
the public is cordially invited t
' in town are progressing nrceey and
with a few more /lite ''days the two
that have sprung up almost over night
just south of the Evang. church built
by (Charlie Hay and Herb Desjardin e
will soon be all closed in. '11he (Inc
new home bunt by Mr. Harry Hess
the teuth end of town is nearing
4eVillfetto,04-4artd, sOoir.,!..ib •
move in. Other new homes are pro -
Fiftieth Anniversai7 gressing nicely.
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Day and N ight Ftervice
Tebepiieine: Res. 89 or 122, Zurich
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anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. ornas
Kyle, highly respected residents of
Hempen and formerly of the Purr
Line, Hay Twp, were pleasontly sur --
prized on Saturday eve. 7th when
members of their family gathered to
hold a family dinner and presentation
in their honor. 'The home was 'beauti-
fully decorated with auteran flowers,
while the table centred a three-tier
wedding cake with vase, of yellow
roses completeing the le.00rations.
During the course of the evening
Mr and Mrs Kyle were presented
with beautiful onyx 11 UC with lia-
mond setting from their family.Their
granddau ghter ,Miss Be ta:s ma -rue,
Women's Institute
The Zurich Women's Institute held
their regular monthly meeting- in the
town hall, Zurich, on Monday eve.
9th. Mrs. T. Meyers, president, op-
ened the meeting in the regularway,
minutes were read and adopted be
the secretary, Mrss Wm. Forrester.
Business being transacted, after this
Mrs. Elmore Kropp took charge of
the program. A piano accordion
selection was given by Miss Kathy
Kalbfleisch, this 'being encored; IVEss
M. Wagner, M. Haberer and R. Kalb-
fleisch played a lovely triple piano
number, also a piano duett by 'Misses
• and Haberer. All were
key of London doing the lionore,The.y Wagner
greatly enjoyed. Mrs. Meyers gave
Were also the recipiems of easily
' • .12 e. a talk on diet .Mrs. John, District
other levels' gilts inclu ng °les
ets of yellow roses. Their marriage
50 years ago was solemnized at St.
Paul's Anglican Rectory, Heiman., by
the late Arch—Deacon Rev. W.
Doherty. Born in Hay "17osenship,
came to Henson twents -one years
ago. Their .familly includes four P.ons,
Roy of Bryson, Quebec; Russell, St.
Catharines; Byran and Dave, Hen -
sail; two daughters, Mrs. Clara 'rue -
key (Dorothy) London; Mrs. Arnold
Merner ( Belle ) Zurich; fourteen
grandchildren and three great-grand-
children. Members of their family
attended the- celebration from Que-
bec, St. Catharines, London, 'Zurich,
and Hensall, and relatives from Nia-
gara Kippen, and Seaforth. Forty
were present for the (gamen.
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ANQUET
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ANNUAL MEETING
Of the Hay Township Federation of
A grieulture , in the
Community Centre. Zurich
On
Wednesday, November 25th.
President, gave a very profitable talk
on "Footprints," what do we 'mean
to an institute?, are we workers or
knackersAre we willing to. help in
some way or let the other members
struggle to carry on, ete. e me-
eting closed with the Queen. Re-
freshments were served by the com-
mittees Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. Elmore
KIepp. A lovely social time was
enjeyed.
Lions Club News
Had Ladies' Night
Zurich Lion entertained their
ladies or Lioness to a sumptuous
turkey dinner at Monetto. 1111enard's,
Exeter, Wednesday eve n in; Oct° ber
28th. With a big attendnrce. Lions
and their wives from Exeter Club,.
Bayfield and Grand Bend Clubs were
present, and there wero n envy as
many visitors as the local Carle
themselves. Lion Pres'dent, Ed.
-Goacho acted as chairman and Lion -
tomer Bob McKinley and Lion Alvin
Wolper conducted the sing -song, Lion
First vice-president, Leroy O'Brien
introduced those :sitting at tne head
table, while the Toast to. Internation-
al was given by Immediate Past
President, Rues Grainger; Toast to
the ladies ley Lion Reg. Illsley, and
the reply by Mrs. Ed. Gasehe. The
highlight of the evening was the
Presentation of District Governor's
100 'A award by In ternati on al Co un -
senor Bill Waterman, of Windsor,
aho was Distriet Governor when
the Zurich Club was gorganized and
• has a very tvaiim spot for the local
Club, Acceptance of the award was
Lion Vic Diarsin. The eatertan-
mont was .supplied by Lloyd Wright
cFPL, and, some of his trot*, of
London.' The grand evening was
brought to a elose with ',(y Canada"
followed by a dance,'
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At 7 p.m.
Guest Speaker: Mr. Lloyd Jasper, of
Mildmay, Ont.
Tickets $1.50. Get your's Early!
All in the community are cordially
invited to attend
,DANCE TO FOLLOW PROGRAM
Desjardine Orchestra - remission to
Dance oily, 50 cents.
Plan to attend and boost. your Fed
• ation of Agriculture
President, Carl Oeetreiehe),
Secrettsey, Clifford PepPer,
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