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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 14 1952
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONTARIO
!REV. E. W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR
RD a.m.—Divine Services.
1.15 a.m.—Stmday School.
vening services lifted for summer
Everybody Welcome to all Services
RODelost
EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL U. B. CHURCH
Zurich — Ontario
REV. IL E. ROPPEL
Minister
Mrs. Milton °each Organist
fiUNDAY SERVICES. -
10:00 a.m. — Divine Worship.
11:00 a.m. — Bible School.
'D.i.ilvening services lifted for summer
Welcome at all Services—"Come
thou with us and we will do thee
treed." Num. 10:29.
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NOTICE
Starting Age of Sch tol Children
The Board of Trustees for the Hay Township
School Area hereby gives notice that children
starting school in September 1952 must be six
years of age before January 1st, 1953.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES,
Hay Township School Area.
Youthfor Christ
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THROUGH JULY and AUGUST
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IN MEMORIAM
scher — In loving memory of
Ileawife and mother, Mary Eliz-
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Holder of S. JOHN'S AMBULANCE FIRST AID CERTIFICATE
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•HOSPITAL BEDS TO RENT — li•NIZALID •CHAIR TO LOAN
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24 Hour Service — Dashwood Tel. 70W.
THIEL'S
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Frozen Foods
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FOR YOUR 'CONVENIENCE
FRUITS - VEGETABLES - FISH, - ETC.
Week -end Specials
Red Sockeye Salmon 7 3 -4 -'oz tin 39c
Tomato Juke, lge 48 -oz tin 32c
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Sweet mixed Picides 16 -oz. jar
Fancy Peas 2,, 15 cri fins
Phone 140 - C. H. THIEL Zurich
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It's lonesome here without you, Mom
And sad the weary way.
For life is not the same with us
Since you were called away.
If we had all the world to give
We'd give it, yes, and more.
To hear your voice and .see your
smile
And greet you at the door.
So you, who have a mother
Cherish her with care,
You'll never hae• a heartache
Until you see her vacant chair.
—Ever remembered by husband and
Family.
A
Reception
Receipt on will be held
Attended Wedding
'Mr an'd Mrs Sylv..Witiner, Mr and
Mrs. Orville Witmer of town; Mrs.
Robert McKinley of the Goshen line
north; Mr and Mrs Wilfred Jervis
and son. Xilvin of Clinton; and Mr
Neil Witmer of Goderich, attended
McLean- - Shore wedding at Wood-
bridge :United Church, on Saturday
afternoon.
Returns Home
Mr. -Calvin Williams who spent
severatI'Veeks with his sister, Mrs.
Fred Sha -ver, at !Bright has returned
home. Cal enjoyed his trip very much
having ,taken in several places of
'nterest, like Kitchener, Galt, Woods-
tock, Brantford, all within a radious
of 20 Miles. At Woodstock they en-
joyed -a rfde on a British d'emonstrat-
ion busthat was touring this part of
Canada, They are of the double
deck kind and were fitted up very at-
tractively.
Mr. Conrad Schilbe we are sorry
to say iS not enjoying his usual health
and weihope for his speedy recovery.
HAS NEW FIRE TRUCK
The -Village of Hensel' has had a
new Biekle•Seagrave Ltd. Triple Con-
tinuation Fire pumper delivered
costing $10,687.50, including, a pump
capalble of delivering 500 gallons of
water per minute at a nozzle pres-
sure of.120.1ba, mounted on a 16000
Chevrolet chasis, the body carries
350 gallons tof water tank and hose
capacitY of -1200 feet of 2Y2 Inch,
3010 ft: of 1q in hose and a booster
hose reel with 1150 ft. • of 1 inch hose
Laddere,, fire extinguishers., and all.
other tquiptieent that goes wroi such
an outfit. This will be used by the
Villag.4 Fire Brigade to fight fires
along iwith the -present • equipment
in the that was purchased in 1927, but will
be kept; in first class condition, mak--
Community Centre,, Zurich in. Hewn on,e of the best villages
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vitiniAv. EVENING, AiG.i5tti
In honor of Mr and Mrs. Harold
Deichert. Ladies please provide
Lunch
EVERYB ODY
WELCOME
Lyric Theatre
Phone 421
EXETER
Friday, Saturday
Aug. 15 16
Cimarron Kids
Audie Murphy Beverly Tyle
He led the last great outlaw raids
Monday, Tuesday Aug. 18, 19
Phone Call From a Stranger
Gary Merrill Shelly Winters
This is a terrific dramatic entertain-
ment.
Wednesday, Thursday Aug. 20-2
Belle Of New York
i Fred Astaire Vera Ellen
M -G -'M's gay te chn i ool or musi cal
Comedy
&Idol' Theatre
GRAND
BEND
Thursday Aug. 14
Mr. Imperium
In Technicolour
Hear the Magic Voice of Ezio Pinza
in this Colorful Singing Romance
Cartoon and "Jasper National Park"
LEADER AT HIGH SCHOOL
John Frederick Haherer, a top
track star and basketball player,was
named to The London Free Press
Leaders Club by Exeter District High
School recently. John, age 19 is the
son of 'Mr and Mrs Jacob W. Haberer
of Zurich. Having been a student in
grade 13, John has been a Tri --Coun-
ty track meet winner for the past 5
years. Hes also won titles at the last
two Wossa track meets and played on
Tri -County and Wossa championship
basketball teams. He holds the Lions
Club awards for track and basketball
His favourite sports is basket bail.
Studies and sport fill much of John's
time, but he still finds time to par-
ticipate in social events. He is presid-
entof the Studen's Council and a
member of the ,school's dramaticand
glee clubs. He believes that moving
pictures should be ued to aid high
school 'athletics in instructing their
pupils.—:London Free Press.
Single Copies 5 Cent.
subseripten in Canada Year Alig
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..HOLIDAY WEEK - AUG. 11-16.
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HYMENEAL
Deichert — McBride
Phylis Agnes McBride exchanged
marriage vows with Earl Deichert, in
Goshen United Church. The bride is
the daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Mc-
Bride, and the groom is the son of
Mr and Mrs Victor H. Deichert, all
of Zurich. The Rev. T. J. Pitt offic—
iated and Miss Laura McNain was
organist. Given in marriage by her
father, the tbricle wore a strapless
gown of white satin with double skirt
of nylon. net. Over the bodice of
Chantilly lace she wore a lace jacket
with lily -point sleeves and her fing-
ertip veil of nylon. net was gathered
to a beaded !crown . Miss Margaret
Deichert, sister of the groom, . was
maid of honoT. wearing a daffodil
yellow gown with double skirt of
stiffened net over nylon. Her head-
dress was a braided coronet of yel-
low net over taffeta and she carried
a bouquet of Talisman roses.
Hugh McBride, bother of the bride
was beat man, and the ushers were
Claire Deichert, brother of the
groom, and Wes. McBride, ibrother
of the bride. The bride's mother
received guests at her home. She
wore a dress of navy triple sheer
with white accessori es and corsages
of Talisman roses, while the groom's
mother, assisting, wore a fi pi teed
navy and white triple sheer dress
with navy and white accessories and
corsage of pink roses. Elor a wedd-
ing trip to Ottawa and Eastern Ont-
ario, the bride had chosen a powder
bine suit with navy accessories. The
couple Will reside in Zurieh,.
Friday, Saturday Aug. 13-16
Indian Uprising
In Technicolour
George MontgornerY Audrey Long
I Carl Reid
The Last days of the Apache Nation
—Told in the White Man's Blood
Cartoon and Two Additional Shorts
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Sunday Midnight, Monday, Tuesday
August 18-19
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THE LAW AND THE LADY
The Chambermaid who Dreamed ot
Riches Plans a 'Career of a Dashing
Lovely Lady
Bugs Bunny Cartoon
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