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Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Grenier of
Zurich, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Blanche, to Mr. Emile
Vallee, son of Mr and Mrs. J. N.
Vallee, of Bonnyville, Alta. The
wedding to take place on Saturday,
June 18th in St. Boniface Church,
Zurich. at nine -thirty a,rn.
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CHESTER L. SMITH, PUBLISHE'Jt4
$1.75 a Year in Advance.
$2,00 in U. S. A., in Advance.
Engagement
Mr and Mrs Alfred Reienert an
nounce the engagement of their only:
daughter, Laurette Caroline, -to
Frank Alexander Fields, only on n'
the late Mr and Mrs. C. Fields, of
Sarnia, Ont. The marriage to take
place the end of June,
ZURICH COMMUNITY FUND
SUBSCRIPTIONS
Cash Pledge
110.00
1.00
50.00
50.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
Jos. E. Ducharme
Wm. Ziler
Wm. Edighoffer
E. Blake Horner
David Haugh
Hilton Truemner
Seth Amens
Norman Gascho
L. Prang
George Hess 25.00
Milton Oesch
Miss Pearl Wurtz .... 10.00
Philip Eisenbach .... 10.00
OrlandBattler ..... .10.00
Jacob Battler 15.00~
Orville Ford as".00
Charles McQuillen 10.00
Blackwell Bros. 5.00
Mrs. Wm. Northcott 1.00
Frederick Haberer 10.00
John Albrecht 10.00
Olive O'Brien 50.00
Harold Stade 50.00
Earl Weido 100.00
John Tuerkheiln 50.00
Wm. Clarke 58.25
Earl Deichert
Claire Deichert
Wan. O'Brien, Sr. .
Gideon Koehler
Roy Lamont
Rudolph Stade
Gascho Bros.
L Prang Son
Lorne Rader
Earl •Campbell
Harvey Keys
Wm. Parke _
Hyde Bros.
Mickle, George & Son
Drysdale Hardware
T. C. Joynt & Son .. -
Fink's Plumbing
Arnold Merner
25.00
50.00,
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10.00
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1200.00
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25.00
25.110
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15.00
40,00
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15.00
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Herb Dejardine & Son 50.00;
Anthony Hoffman. 10.00
IMPORTANT PUBLIC MEETING
nt 9 a.m. Friday~, June ;24th, there
will ,be a )Public Meeting at the
Township Hall, Zuiioh, to Which' all
the people of the district, and par
titularly those who have made con-
tributions to the Community Centre
and Arena, are urged to be present.
It must be admitted that the camp-
aign for building funds is not doing
as well as expected, and the reason
is that the present site will be too
costly. It is therefore imperative that
another meeting of the public be cal-
led, (WHJCH SHOULD BE LARGE-
LY ATTENDED) and that another,
more suitable, less expensive site be
chosen. The Committee in charge
have been assured of more and much
larger donations when this is accomp-
lished. Will you therefore, as a
good citizen come out lei this meet-
ing; expr•ees your views and take
part in the discussion relative to a•
new building site and vote for the
place of bolding which you favor
as the best suitable for allround use
of the Community Centre and Arena.
PLEASE KEEP THIS DATE OPEN
-FRIDAY, JUNE 24th, 9 p.m.
Grand Bend
Mrs. Nancy . Weber, relict of the
late Louis Ravelle passed away at
St. Joseph's Hospital, London„ on
Wednesday, June 15th, in her 84th
year. The body is resting at the T.
Harry Hoffman Funeral Home, at
Dashwood until Thursday noon then
at the home of her son Arnold, at
Grand Bend from where the funeral
will take place on Friday June 17th
at 2 p.m. A memorial service will
be held in the Grand Bend United
Church at 2.30, following the in-
terment in the Grand Bend cemetery.
Attending Conference
Rev. E. W. Heimlich is attending
the Conference of the 'Lutheran
church held in Hamilton this year.
The'Synod will be foe the greater
part of this week.
. To Hold Decoration Day
The annual Decoration and Mem-
orial Service at the cemetery or the
Evangelical U. B. Church on the
Bronson line will be held on Sunday
afternnoon, June 19th at 2.30, This
service this year will be featured by
theassistance of the Salvation Arxny
Band in •company. with Captain F. W
Brightwell, London, ae, guest .spea-
ker.
-FREE MOVIE -
On Monday evening, June 20th,
the :National Film Board will present
their free moving pictures in the
Zprich. town hall. Three feature's:
"When all the People Play.". `An-
irap+3lis Royal Children's Choir sing."
"A codor Film." "A Family Camp-
ing ;ltri:p in the Rockies." Story of the
IZ:C.A.F, mapping in Canada's north
Land." These .pictures are all Edu-
cational to every one, so try and
come. Bring the family with you,
to see these interesting picturee.
Aldo Tii€tre
GRAND BEND
Presents for Your. Enjoyment.
Following Attractions
the
HOLY NAME 60011,,'FY RALLY
A very impressive r•eugious ewe:-
niony took place at o.;epil,
Last 8uuda, June is , it was cne
p1allle Dally tor 1',1115 Cii,UiCt held m
G,)1iJ anctlon with Dauer raliles tur'U-
ugnout the whole bioee6e Ol Ldlllt0ll.
,b t. i eters i'arloa lter'e wa. 11uet t0
the nelgneouring paiislxes of St. i'at-
ircii'e, •Lueai'y iul VW: Lady of .elount
L uniei, or the Saered Heart, rark-
iuil; of Vit, isonilace, Zurich; of bt.
i'eter e Ulandeooye and of 6't. Col-
ua�bia's, ]3ornish. In the parade were
;iuu. men marching to the liana music
rurnished py the sound truck of Hess
radio .naectric of Zurich while 200
women and children looked on.
The object of these parades is tet
profess pu'b'licly belief in the Divin-
tty of Jesus Christ and to encourage
respect for His Holy Name. Sincerity
this leads to loyalty to Church an d
tate and tills is precisely the subject
which was discussed in a masterful
way by the preacher for the occasion,
Veiet. the Rev. J. 1'. D'aviglioon, of
Centralia.
leather D'Avignon's Overseas ex-
perience during the last War aro
numerous and varied and helped to
bring out the practical side of the
subject under discu-sion.
Here is one o.f them. A Gerrn:ul
soldier lay dying. 'ihe religious lned-,
al found on his person .brought a
Canadian 1;.. C. Chaplain to his aid.
Neither could understand the other's
language. The last rites were admin-
istered and when it came to the an-
ointing of the hands which is done
in the palm the patient presented the
top of Ms hands. The Chaplain was
surprised; but he soon knew the
reason. The dying man with faltering
lips epoke in Latin saying: "1 am a
Priest," and the tears rolled down his
face, tears' of happiness at receiving
the consolations of the Church. And
then making a supreme effort he
stated to give hiss blessing to those
about, a blessing which was ended in
Hoaven because death took hila be-
fore he had finished.
The man wa.- loyal to the end,
loyal to his Church, Loyal to his coun-
try •for which he died.
• No doubt that each and every man
in the audience thought of him as a
model to follow when led by Father
Macke: y the congregation renewed
the Holy Name pledge of loyalty.
Father P ogal tv assisted by rather
Lucier and D'Avignon gave Bened-
iction of the Most Blessed Sacram-
ent and the ceremony received a Mt•
ing ending in the singing „of Holy
God, we praise T1iy Name."
Friday, Saturday June 17-18
The greatest Western of all time, A
thrilling Drama of the Frontier in
'Pechtiicolour with Glenn Ford, Wm.
Holden and Ellen Drew
"THE MAN FROM COLORADO"
Cartoon "Stork Takes a. Holiday." -
And other short sebjects
Mon., Tuo•-day June 20.21
See Ray Milland, Florence Morley,
Brod. Crawford
"SEALED VERDICT"
Every moment a thrill --every mom-
ent a Danger, also Newsreel --Cartoon
and other shorts.
Wed., Thursday • June 22-23
1 The great Drama of the Skies from
Annuals of World War 11,
" "FIGHTER SQUADRON"
IWith Edmond O'Brien, Rebt. Stack,
Jas. Holden, Tom D'Anclrea and "a
Special Attraetion -something iwe've
aall been, waiting tome
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Frasees, "Mr. Stanton.
in "CINDERELLA HORSE
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FOR APPOINTMENTS
Tel. 223. Zurich
NORMA-STEINBACH - Prop.
Auto Accident)
Two drivers received slight cuts
and: three passengers in one vehicle
were shaken up in a collision on the
Bronson line, Stanley Township on
Saturday afternoon. Wm. Robinson,
R.R. 5, Goderich, collided with an-
other on the crest of a hill. Driver
of the other car was Albert Deichert
of Zurich, who was somewhat in-
jured. Total damage was estimated
at '$1,500.
T,wo mens were fatally injured and
onet er'itically injured in a head-on
between ''a truck and a pass-
enger car on highwy X21 a mile noath.
of Wyoming, early Saturday morning
The two killed are Wm. Burke and
Glen McCort of Windsor. Murray
Burke 19, is critically ill with brain
injuries, A fourth passenger in the
car, Theodore Masse, 24, of Tecum-
seh, and son of Mr. Nelson Masse of
Drysdale, suffered from minor injur-
ies about the face.
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SEWING MACHINES
New Electric Cabinet and Portable,;
also treadle Machines. Repairs tG
all other makes of Sewing Machines
Your Singer Sewing Centre
78 Ontario Street,
STRATFORD - ONT.
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BLUE COAL is the cheapest fuel nn
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inferior fuels.
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Red Cherries, pitted, 20 -oz. can 29c
Heinz Catsup for 25c
Dates, per pound • 20c
Tapioca, whole, per pound 29c
Macaroni, per pound 1Oc
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