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1 ST. PETER'S
,Rvangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH -- ONTARIO
i@tEV. E. W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR
13 a.m.—Divine Services.
L1.15 a.m. -=Sunday School.
;1.80 p.m. --Divine Worship.
rW.verybody Welcome to all Servioes-
EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL U. B. CHURCH
Zurich — Ontario
REV. H. E. ROPPEL
1 Minister
Mrs. Milton Oesch - Organist
, anday Services: -
110:00 a.m.—Divine Worship.
XLOO a.na.•-,Bvble SchooL
,7:30 p.m.—Divine Worship.
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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY
Mdon mTheatre
GRAND BEND
Presents for Your. Enjoyment. the
Following Attractions
Fridaip, Saturday Sept. 29, 301h.
THE REFORMER AND THE RED
,HEAD
M.G.M.'s Love Story with 1,000
Laughs.
Jute Alyson Overpowers Dick Powell
(.Shorts) Purty Squad and' Little
Rupal Riding Hood
Monday, Tuesday Oct. 2, 3rd.
THE PARADINE CASE
Starring Gregory Peck, Ann Todd,
Chas. Laughton ,and Others
Movie Tone News Reel. Only one
show 8 o'clock.
Friday, Saturday Oct. 6, 7th.
Fred MacMurray Maureen O'Hara
IN FATHER WAS FULL BACK
With Betty Lynn -and Rudy Vallee
(Shorts) Dancing Shoes and Beauty
at Wiork.
Two Shows: 7.30 and 9.30.
-COMING EVENTS -
c. W. L.
VENTS--C.W.L.
The C. W. L. are holding a Baking
and Apron Bazaair in the
Town Hall, Zurich
On
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th.
At 3 o' -clock, p.m.
EVERYBODY WELCOME,
11AN%"r;W-E
At the
Community Hall, -Zurich
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th
Music .by Earl Heywood and Hi
Barn Dance; Gang
Prizes for NOVELTY DANCE
Step Dancing — Spot Dances
REFRESHMENT BOOTH
Admissiion 75 cents
Welcome at d Services—Cthes ARCT
thou d with us and we w'ri dO thee Ellen M. Love
•t@,tood.'° Nam. 10:29.
IJAN%"Ze-,�B
PIANO AND THEORY TEACHER To the Music of
Q Desjardine's Orchestra
Siudio — L. Wagner's Residence
At 'the
f� Opens September 23rd.
Hay Twp. Community Centr
u4.ppoinitments: Prone Zurich 99 r 7
Are You Suffer From at ZURICH on
Wednesday, October 4th.
Headaches? CARD OF THANKS Dancing 9 pan. ? ? 7
MODERN AND OLD TIME DANCE
U so, Have Yom (Yes wed Sieh We hereby wish to thank our Admission 150 Cents
am LSteA Methods andL at childrerl, grand children, great grand Enjoy this Fine Evening's Entertain
children, neighbours and friends for ..... ment in this lovely Hall
s R.O. 'their kindness shown to us by pies- ,Sponsored by the Connnlunaty tjentr
enting us with !beatuiful il'owers and Committee.
'OPTOMETRIST & CW?.7 YAN cards for our fiftieth wedding �anniv-
ersary.. Signed, I .
GODRRICK �— !E]b6iSl. Fiftieth Anniversary
Mx. +and Mrs. Conrad Siemon
''Gato�od Glassea st The home of Mr and Mrs. Copra
Sieinan, prominent .and well know
residents of Zurich, beautifully, dec
a�o 7 oaated with baskets of lovely autuan
�6. ��,. ��t7� ?iCL�Z 5 f2e%?�:�i�"a 07ne, flowers was the setting Saturday
September 1213rd, 1950, for the oc
cession of their golden wedding ar
T an e'l al DLl" ect o ". --- -Z�'�'vvcG�e G"CG7" . Q772�I LGLCGl LGC niversary. Menibeis of their Earle
including their. grandchildren an
Member of Ontario Funeral Association great-grandchildren firom Kitchens
Waterloo, New Hamburg anti Lon
i' Holder Of ST..iOHN' a AMBULANCE FIRST AID CERTIFICATE were present to give the guests o
honor a delightful suoprise, at 12.3
G Portable ®YGEN Equipment p.m. the grandchildn en staged a moa
HOSPITAL BEDS TO RENT— ore
CHAIR TO LOAN to Exegeratoe1enjoya familynlddinn
FRESH FLOWERS SUFpUED FROM MITCHELL NURSERIES served at Monetta QVIenard's. Thirty,
seven ,were present. Southern Frie
WE WIRE ANYWHERE
l Chicken with all the trintanings w
weddin
24 Hour Service — Dashwood Tel. 70W. served, and a three tier e,
Dake centred the bridal Mashie.
presentation of rings were mace
Mr and Mrs. 'Siemon by their fanill
honors going to their youngest so
r
Lee Siemon of London, while
grandchildren presented them wi
o lamp. At Mlle .conclusion of t
of the presentati-o�n the party motor
y back to the Sie2non home at Zuric
where Mr and .Mrs. Sienion receive
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neighbours and friends .who calledd
E �'�"�'�1� offercorugratulations and presentSuperior U t with them a bouquet of flowers,
well as gifts. Ma. and Mrs. Siem
_ were married in Zurich fifty ye
ago on Septenvber 26th, 1900 an
(s the attendants were Mr. and Mr
c h a n d s e Fred Howald 'orf London. alld Si.
a mon was born at Zurich, and
j Siemon at Brodh�tgen, aaict ':i.ave be
residents of Zurich and district pr
tically most of their lifetime. Th
fauvily consists of tines sous, Lenn
Kitchener; Orland, Wiatcrto'o; L
LADIES' LINGERIE London; two
datightcrs, Mrs. G
MENS WEAR field Brown, Mrs. Nellie 117iller, N
Hanvburg ; tandchildr
fourteen g''
INFANTS BOYS' ?OTRLS' CLOTHING and seven great-grandchildren. o
n emiber of the fatnilly unable to
presehit for the ,celebration was tit
granen
dson Jack Siem'on. 'of Ilr�'hSc
at present playing hockey
FRUITS Mand.
FRESH GR The Voice of Temperance
VEGETABLES CURED MEATS The writer of this paragraph
at a wedding in a city. The cerem
IF REQUESTED, �%E DELIVER took ward itt a church. The recel�
afterwards waw at all inn I;ecaus
the temperance scruplos of the br
groom's another no liquor was ser
To follow the sa,craanent of plant
with a cocktail p it ty i, 0110 or
ustoi-as of wmart 14ociety that i
GIVE US A CALL FOR SERVICE! very bad last(. It rcgtiir•es oo
word from tilt lir ule',� tno�ther or
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bridegroom's mother to preverr
C. H. THIEL - Zurich s�acrili•ge, l,Jothers carry mush o
Phone 144 of respectabiditip and good taste
.f �respectabilitty cite good taste
SEPTEMBER 281950
Hydro Will Be Off
The scheduled Hydro cut-off for
lae Area northof .London was ad-
Vanced to Sunday October Mist 1950
from the hours 1.30 to 3.30 p.m.
Had Special Services
The Special Harvest Thanksgiving
,services •which were held in ,St. Pet-
er's Lutheran Church on Sunday
were well attended and the decorat-
Mions for the occasion were attractive.
ow thanid-ul we should all be for
'these many (blessings.
Ivan Yungblut, Jerome
Vietrich :and J. W. Merner attended
the ib.ig community consignment auc-
tion sale at Watford on Friday even-
ing, and report as prices being high
"stlike everything else at present -
S
At. the Contmunitlyy Centre, Thurs-
day evening Septeniber 25th. For
'music lovers who wash to hear and
bee Earl Heywood (Canada's Gene
;Autry) and his Barn Dance Gang.
The admission to the gallery r only
25 Cents.
IN KOREA
With the 25th Infantry Division
in Korea, September 10th, 1950.
Corporal Joseph A. Geromette, of R.
R. No. 2, Box No. 3, Zurich, Ontario
.Canada, was recently promoted to
the grade of Sergeant for meribor-
.ious service while on the Korean
e 'front. He is a member of the 25th
Infantry "Tropic Lightning" Division
which has been in action on the Koa-
ean. front, under the leadership of
Maj. Gen. William B. Bean, since
S earllyy July.
Miscellaneous Shower
' Last Tuesday evening was chosen
at the home of. Mr and Mrs., Ray-
-ion, Kading, Blue Water Highway,
fir., present Doreen Elizabeth Hend-
r'x-icr (bildd elect)-msfih-,.a nliscellan-:
sous shower, where a most splendid
tune was enjoyed together and ,where
d Doreen received many useful gifts.
n
She expressed her appreciation for
_ the same to her inany friends. A
n social time along with luncheon was
partaken off.
On Wednesdays evening at the
�_ home of the groom's aunt and uncle,
Y Mr. and Mrs. V'nn. H. Haugh on the
d 14th Concession a iniseellaneous
Kitchener shower was held in honor of heir
I
nephew Eldon Louis Datars (gzoom
,f elect) where .many relatives and fri-
0 ends gathered to present them with
k gifts for their future days. Eldon
d and Doreen (bridal couple elect)
er spoke words of thanks for the gifts
y_ and esteem shown to them. A most
d j oiyful evening was spent along with
as deli-cious refreshments sand best wish-
es for a happy marriage brought the
A good time to adieu.
to RETURN FROM LOVELY TRIP
y, Mr. .and .Mrs. George Delchert of
n, Zurich returned liome on Thursday
Mite evening from a motor trip through
th the Canadian West -and the central
he parts of the U.S.A. They were ac-
ed companied- ibl�i lbrs. Deichert's brother
h, Mr. and Mrs. R. Kalbfleisch of De -
d troit and they motored north through
to the Sate of MicH,igan, crossing the
ed Strait of Maahinac, on to Duluth.
as where they visited an iron mine anc
°n then re-entering Canada at Fori
Yea. Frances, to see the lovely sceneryir
td the Lake of the Woods district.
S. After spending a few days will
e- friends in Moose Jaw, they continue(
M.` their western tour to Edmonton ant
on the Leduc oil. -fields, where they sav
ac- Sonne of. the new coil wells in action
The On their southward tour to :the Yell
is, owstone National Park, they visite,
ee, Banff, Calgary, the Glacier Park a
ar- the P,order and other places of in
e'`� terest. They enjoyed their visit: t
en the Yellowstone Park, w.iere the
On saw Hundreds of geysers sending u
be stcant and hot ,rater. "The 01
eir Faithful" spouting about, 50 to 7
or, feet of water and steam every hon
Also visited the Yellowstonq Canyo
and a lake 770'0 t'eet above .sea levE
As they left the Park the : now wi
falling gentllyl and they saw son
was real Ohristnnis scenery along tl
on,y i Sylvan Pass 8,559 fc,et tltitllde.
tion .On then' homeward trip they lr-
e of I sed through the Black Forest tnd t
ide- Badlands, of South Dakota sand tit
vee 1Htatic;'h Mite fertile f.irml.ands a
targe corn belt in Iowa• They spent a d
them Chicago, where lir. George call
s in oil mons International in 01 L, c ,t
y a. ied 141c,turitlick building. They I
the lavournblo weather at all times r
this enjoyed their (),000 mile tour v,
ST- 'the much, without accident or mish
.-Av, which retakes a trip all the an
-Av.I complete.
CHESTER l.. SMITH, PUn9USHU„
;1.76 s Year In Advaactw
$2.00 in U. S. A., in Advaaoe. +
NORMA ' S RAG RUGS anti CARPETS
BEAUTY SHOPPE
FOR APPOINTMENTS On a New Modern • Loom, Made f!
rel. 1223. ,Zurich Order — Seth 0. Amann, .Zurlr,.>4
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(32 Years Experience) LORNE E. HAY
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FLOWERS FOR ALL. OCCASIONS
Darr and Night Service
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FRESH GROCERIES
All Fresh Vegetables, Fruits in Season as well as
Canned Fruits and Vegetables on hand
• Candies - Nuts - and Confectionery in supply
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('ants, Shirts and Work Socks. Also a fine
v stock of Fall and Winter Underwear.
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Women and Children,.
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