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CHESTER L SMITH, PUBL,ISHEA,
Established :1900 ZURICH, ONTAWO, THURSDAY MORNING' JUNE .15 ( 950 176 • Yuar In A.dvaucc
$2,00 in U. S. A., in Advance.
ST. PE"TER'SAttended Graduation
Aldon T�;►j1Xipptn
and Mrs Alvin McBride, MISS
Evangelical LutheranLutheranChurchrChurch. Donna and Mrs. Robert McBride, of
D 1�END� attended the W. 0. College
- ------ • graduation, Saturday last at London
ZURICH — ONTAMIO Presents for Your. Enjoyment. the. when Stewart, the only son of •Mr.
. Following Attractions land Mrs. Alvin McBride graduated
'REV. E. W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR � _ from that institution of learning
10.. anal.—Divine ,Services. with honors.
Fricltuy, Saturday June �]:G-17 Hold Picnic
al.15 a.m. —Sunday School. Danny Kaye + The Huron County Old P,vys' As -
7.30 p.m,—Divine Worship. THE INSPECTOR GENERAL, sociation of Toronto is holding its
annual piedic on. Friday, June I G, a:t
'Everybody Welcome to all Services. In Technicolour High. Park at 4 pan., with supper at
Walter Slezak Barbara Bates 5:30 p.m. There will be races and
Elsa Lanchester Gene Lockart ( contests for all, Bring your picnic
It's a Picture that's ,alive with fun basket. Coffee, milk and ice cream
EMMANUE1, and Dancing and Ligh-Hearted Ro- will be supplied. A hearty invitation
mance. is extended to all Huronites and the.il it
EVANGELICAL U. B. CHURCH„ „ friends. The convenor is K. C. Stan -
Cartoon A Ham in a Roll”.
bury, Elgin 4264.
Sunday Midnight, Monday, Tuesday Presentation
Zurich -- Ontatreo June 1940. At a gathering of their friends at
REV. H. E. ROa�PEf�. the home of Mrs. John Soldan, Parr
THE BEAUTIFUL BLONDE FROM Line, Zurich; the Plisses Dollie and
Minister BASHFUL BEND. Mary Hagan were given a farewell
party on Wednesdaiy evening, June
Mrs. ;Milton Oesch - Organist In Technicolour 7th. The following address was
Adult Entertainment read and presentation made.
,Sunday Services:— Batty Grable Cesar Romero Zurich, June 7th, 1950.,
U0:00, a.m.—Divine Worship. Rudy Vallee Olga San Juan Misses Mary and Dollie Hagan:
Reach for the Sky Pardner — In the Dear Mary and Dollie:
ILOO a.m.—Biible School. Screen's First Horseless Horse Opera In the midst of the happiness of
7;30 p.m.— Divine Warship. Paramount Newsreel Cartoon "Stop this evening among your friends we
Look and Listen" and "Future ask you to pause for a brief while,
Cham s" that we may convey to you our j
Welcome et till Sec-vic®� —°`Com® p thoughts at this particular time in
Mou with us and we will do thea Thursday June 21-22 your lives.
mood." Num. 10:29. Wednesday,
Walter Pidgeon, Ethel. Barrymore W1,4 have realized with feelings of
5 Peter La-wford Janet Leigh reret the es which have
caused you to have tocmake a change
THE RED DANUBE in your place of living and we are
Eight Great Stars in a Drama of mill-clful of what it means to have
you leave us. Recalling the great
\ Modern Vienna where the Danube is spirit ,o-1 friendli.neiss and •gooa will,
More Red than Blue.
that has been extended through many
.Are You S Rfferinc FFM The Army and The Church Co-oper- years from the Hagan Family, to
ate in Foiling the Russian. your many friends, and all who have
Headaches? - passed (your way, the willingness to
Announcement assist others in time of necessity, the
Ed no, Have your Ven Mm2mined with kind sympathies to those with ad -
Mr. and Mrs. John Wesley Merner vex•sities, the loyality given your fri
L`&e Latest Metho& md MqUit, sh of Zurich announce the engagement ends, your church and the cornmun
of their slaughter Helen Batiibara ity in which you lived. Your denx
a A• L COLE, &0. Joan, to Patrick - Harold Smitb, son 'ands for the highest -of ideals,'and
€.:of Mrs. Smith and the late Patrick fairest of judgments and $your 'un -
OPTOMETRIST )f`iPE-C).&Ltd 'Smith of Charlottetown, P.E.I., the challengeable spirit of fortitude in
ew
tpt
WD=(Z marriage to take place the latter your owls reverses have ear -marked
part of June. your family as -one of the highest
tGood Glasses at ReSNMAWTA PAG" merit and worthy of our greatest re-
spect.
It would .be superfluous- words to.
i= say you will be missed. You .go to
� parr ® ffman, Amoral Vo�n� your new home in Seaforth with our
host of good wishes. As a remembr-
ance we ask you to accept this floor
ifI,fi1?.P.Y' d Dill e'of or � rLvate CCG% �11abibl(wee lamp. The address was read 1Iy )Xrs•
Soldan, and presentation made by
Member of Ontario Funeral Association Mrs. Wilfred Weido.
'SYNOD MEETS
Holder Of ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE FIRST AID CERTIFICATE The 88th annual convention of the
Portable. OXYGEN Equipment Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Ca1l-
ada opened on Wednesday, July: 7,
HOSPITAL BEDS TO RL:1�I'L_4NVAL1D CHAIR TO LOAN at Trinity Lutheran Church Sebast-
opole, near Tavistock, with sessions
FRESH FLOWERS SUPPLIED FROM MITCHELL NURSERIES continuing on through Friday when
WE WIRE ANYWHERE the ordination of the candidates Earl
Haase, Kitchener; Herbert Gastmeier
B.rid e ort, and Dolton Glebe, Neu-
Z4 Hour Service --- Dashwood Tel. 70W. sttidi� s held. The Rev. J. H. Roble,
(.; D.D., Kitchener, president of synod,
presided and formally opened the can
vention. Greetings were received by'
the municipal officials. Rev. 0- •1'.
i Stockman, statisti,can and master of
the host church reported the growth
of total givings for all purposes had
risen :from $185,000 to 4711,000
frown 1925 to 1949. The reilart on
` e Home )Missions was presented by the
�s �V
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Rev. E. W. ileinsiiri of Zurich.l���� which was vetiy) inspiring. The Rev.
pfa F. C. Fry, D,D., head of the Luther-
�$; an Church in North. America, also
w - spoke in relation to the' Time
° f J Gran, There are considerable Laty-
ctsf I ian and Estonian pastors now st
til orfs in the I3o1ne Mission field it
1'1 was revealed. The Rev. Franklin
Clark Fry, of New York, president
5 of the United Lutheran Church in
America, said union of all Lutheran
churches still is several generations
MEN'S WEAR LADIES' LINGERIE away. IIe said the church was re-
sponsible for 28 missions in Asia,
Africa and Central Europe, with
INFANTS BOYS' GIRLS' CLOTHING 2,500,000 baptised cln•istians in those
missions.
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The Voice of Temperance
In Ontario, beverage rooms are
allowed to remain open till 2 a-111FRUITS
FRESH GROCERIES What possible sensible reason can be
given for such a later closing hour'
VEGETABLES CURED MEATS The scandal of it is that the tater the
closing hour the ln'ore advanced the
state of intoxication of the beverage
$room trowel. In England the pnl>`
IF REQUESTED, WE DELIVER are open only for four flour period•
and then they are closed for -wo hell'
periods, and at 10:80 p.111-, they arc
ciosc d for the day. These shorts
hours art wolnr limit to t.ho dee'1-0 o
�g (� g� q drunkenness that tleverage rror
GIVE o.iS A CALL FOR SERVICE! drillkill'g can produce. Tho 1T"""
Temperance Federation protests
_... gainst Ontario's late closing hour be
. 'Y'HIEI. Zurichcausr, it gives too much time for ov(
phOkC 17 indulg.--•A.dvt.
ence with its consequent drlttll
mess and degradation. •
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Memorial Service
Pie Annual Memorial Service of
3t Peter's Lutheran Church will be
geld' on Sunday, June !18th, at three
)'clock, The speaker will be Rev.
ff..$ecker of Broadhagen.
Returned from Hospital
The many friends of Mrs. John
sallahan are pleased to hear of her
etuin home from St. Joseph's Hos-
aital London, and is getting along
lice'1•y.
Accepted Positions
'Miss Jean Krueger, R. N., and
:rlend, Miss Dorothy McClure Reg.
.T. of London visited friends in Tor-
intvfor a fere* days on their trip to
4uritsville where they both have ac••
opted positions at the Hospital. We
wish these girls every success in their
iew duties,
Attended Graduation
Mx and Mrs Herb Mo•usseau of
n
;owattended the graduation exercis-
!s of nurses at the Stratford Geller -
ll Hospital last Wednesday, when
;heir daughter, Miss Betty pact the
logree of Registered Nurse confer -
°ed upon her There was a class of
twelve who .received the degree
Betty won the Stratford community
'arses registry award for proficiency
n bedside nursing We congratulate
Miss Betty on her fine success
Unique Procession
A unique wedding procession was
in evidence Saturday afternoon, when
the Schilbe - Merner procession went
throun.ds of the business block in
to, with auto horns blaring out,
bu : the most noticeable part was of
1t eing led by a pony hitched to
t1he;�traditional old 4open back "buck -
boa" just, where it ,came from we
are still. w�onde2IQ-,-^as,'•wa have 'not
seen one in years. However, the
newly weds seemed, quite reconsiled
sitting on the 'back with this slowor
method of locomotion, and it makes
one think that the journeys through
fife is not all in luxury and high
speed travelling, but one must take
time off for slowing clown and
bhought, so• with all the humor there
Is a bit of moral lesson attached
thereto. We wish this fine .voun-v
,;ouple the very :best of everything.
..COMING --
TI -le Annual Christian Education
[Lally of the Stratford District of the
Evangelical U. B. Church, will be
held in the Zurich Evangelical church
this coming Friday, June 16, begin-
ili4g at 9.15 awn. The •District is
comprised of eight pastoral charges
with ten congregations, namely: Cred-
iton, Dashwood, Milverton, Rostock,
Rodney, Sebringville, Stratford, S.
Sasthope, Tavistock and Zurich. Dr.
W. R. Montgomery, Dayton, 01,10,
General Director of all adult and
men 's work- of the Evangelical church i
will be the guest speaker, morning,
tifternoon and evening. Other rep-'
eesentatives will speak on various
phases of christian education in the',
local cluu•.:hes and familp+ homes• The
public is cordially invited.
HYMENEAL.
Horner - Snider
The altar of Church of God, Grand
13end, was banked with lilacs, tulip,
snd narcissi for the marriage of
Nola Grace, daughter of 'Mr and Mrs
Gerald Snider, and Keith E19111 Hor-
ner, son of lir. and Mrs. E. Make
Horner, all. sof Zurich. Rev. Glenn
Beach, Grand Bend, assisted by Rev.
Paul Tanner, London, performed the
double -ring ceremony, Mrs Archie
Gerry was at th,, console assisted by
Mrs. Irvine Snider at the piano, and
Miss Shirley King, Hagersville, sa119-
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a floor -length gown
of lace embroidered with pearls, a
long veil caught to a halo', and car-
ried a streamer bouquet of red roses.
The bridd's sister, miss Marton Snidel:
was maid sof honor Bridesmaids were
Mrs, Win'. Eagleson and Miss Joyce
. The. attendants rvorr•
Ross, London
pastel shades of lilac, )yellow and
green taffeta, with lace picture flat,
and gloves in lnalellin�; colior, Thcv
P.f11'riC�el 11o4egays of sweet peas 'Int'
,napdragons. Myron Snider, brothel
of tht liricle, was groalnslnal' ons
usher, wore Wan. Eagleson, Londe,
lad Tt<1lllil Xluoger, Ilyde Pal°Ic, Af
r.,,1, a. *`e ,boll at Little 11th, )lay±ieli
the colaple left for Northern Gntaric
the bride travelling in navy slice
with navy accessories and corsage o
red roses. Mr. and Mrs. Horner Nva
`reside )on Blue Water ,Highway,
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