Zurich Herald, 1950-07-27, Page 1ZU1 RICH
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Established 1900Q ZURICH, ONTA1tIC�, THURSDAY MOItNIPIG, JULY 27 5CHESTER L. SMITH,, O $1.75 a Year tae Advanecs.
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ST. PETER'S
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+11.15 a.m.- —Sunday School.
7.30 p.m. --,Divine Worship.
Everybody Welcome to all Services.
EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL U. B. CHURCH
Zurich — Ontario
REV. H. E. ROP'PEL
Minister
Mrs. MilOon d)srei
Zunday Services: --
.6T:00 a.m.— I3ivine WoxiP
Ii.1.00 axe.—�Bible SehoeL
7._20 p.m.—Divine Wazabip.
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GRAND BEND
Presents for Your. Enjoyment. the
Following Attractions
Wednesday, Thursday July 26-27
( Oliva, DeHavilland Montgomery Clift
Ralph Richardson Miriam Hapkins
THE HEIRESS
'Olivia DeHavilland gives another por-
trayal of Academy Award Caliber —
Love and Hate bhind the bolted
Doors iot a Washington Spuare Man..
sion. Cartoon "`Songs of the Birds"
Friday, Saturday July 28-29
In Technicolor
"COLT - 45"
Randolph ,Scott, Ruth Roman, Zach-
ary Scott, Lloyd Bridges. Out of the
West's Bullet -Swept fast comes a
Mighty New Adventure.
Cartoon "Scarlet Pumpernilaple"
"Let's Go Boating" and "Snow
Carnival"
.Complete Program in Glorious
Technicolor
Sunday Midnight, Monday, Tuesday
July 30 - Aug. 1.
A Lavish Sparkling Musical Comedy
In Technicolor
"ON THE TOWN"
Gene Kelly, Frank Sinatra
Betty Garrett Ann Miller
Your Favourite Starts Together in a
Festival of Fun
Paramount Newsreel and Cartoon
"Polka Dot Puss"
CARDS OF THANKS
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with .card's and treats and also spec-
ial thanks to Father Lucier ror his
-prayers while I was in the Seaforth
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Hospital: IVIaste
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to all those who sent gifts of
fruit, flowers, candy, cards and
letters and those who visited or rem-
embered sonar father in any other
way during anis stay at St. Joseph's
Hospital, London.
Also we -wish to extend our deep-
est thanks to .all those ,who sent cards,
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MONDAY - TUESDAY
AUGUST 28th AND 219th.
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Labor Duay
AT ZURICH
Big Lions Frolic
Base Ball, Games
Full Day's Program
Parades - ETC.
letters and words of sympathy to, us
during our recent sari ;bereavement.
Special Thanks to Rev. C. R. Kauth
of Ayr, and to those -who sent flow-
ers; your kindness has been apprec-
iated.
Mrs. Hauser, John and Mary.
BORN
Ducharme — To. -Mr. and Mrs. '
William Ducharme ,B. W. Highway,at
the Farwell Nursing Home, Zurich, a
son, (Leo Gerard.)
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,RT. HON. W. L. M. KING
PASSES THIS LIFE
Ottawa, July 23 — Canada, the
Commonwealth and the free world
today mourned the death of Xt. Hon,
William Lyin Mackenzie King. The
former Canadian prime minister died
at 9.412' Saturday night at his summer
home at Kingsmere, a beautiful re-
treat set in the lake -studded 'Gatineau
hills, which he loved so Much.
Mr. King who was :born at Berlin,
Gnt., (now Kitchener) was in his
75th ,year and had been in ill health
for a considerable time, but his death
was caused by hypostatic pneumonia
which, his attended physician said
had occurred last Thursday. A great
statesman for Canada, hard working
and ,always with a sence of humor
no matter how ibig the problem, was
loved .by all who knew him. From his
.Majesty King George, and from
Government leaders the world over,
messages of sympathy and of salute
to the memory of the man who for so
many years was leader of Canada's
Liberal party and Canada's prime
minister, were 'being received at the
capital It was a matter of great per-
sonal pride to Mr. King that he was
prime minister of Canada for 21 of
the 30 years he headed the Liberal
party.
Indeed, on June 21, 1947, when
he oonlpleted his 20th ,year in office
as prime aninister, the occasion fitt-
ingly was recognized. At that time,
he had Heid office for a longer period
than the head of any other Govern-
ment in the world had held similar
office. The body rested in state in the
Hall of fame in the centre block of
the Parliament Buildings, Ottawa till
Wednesday until shortly (before the
flour of funeral W111.C11 is 3:30 o'chek
Wed. afternoon. It was at the little
Wellington. Street Church that Mr.
King worshipped down through the
years, St. Andrews Presbyterian
church. The fulleml parby will leave
Ottawa by train on Wedncday, ar-
riving in Toronto about 10 o'clock.
Burial will be in the family blot in
Mount Pleasant Cemetery of that
city. Columns could br: ;aid and
written of this prime ininister of
Canaria, who was always so devoted
t:o have peace with other nation .tine^
did so much to bring Canada and tll(
United Stiites qc) close Lase+t:her. 1'ii
the way of life is come and go, enc
so we must, like every other c'auntr:
give up our great men, and hope fo
the future to be able to carry o
without them.
Accepts Call
Rev. and (Mrs. Albert Datars of
Kitchener have returned home after
visiting with Lille former's mother,
Vlrs. 'Ed. Datars Sr., also with other
relatives in this vicinity. Rev. Datars
las accepted the call to Port Col-
)orne after being pastor of the Kit-
.heriQr Lutheran church for six years
rhel3e will move the latter part of
4wgnst.
Zurich Lose Two
Zuii,ch lost both their games of
hard ,bald the past ;week. The loss
last Friday night with Dwdiwood was
P, bad one 9-0. Then on Tuesday
night thely; played a better .game it
oe1mg •6-8 in favor of St. Marys. The
coming games are: Clinton Radar at
Zurich July '27; Zurich at Hensa-11
31st and Aug. 4th Zurich at Dash -
NORMA'S
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FOR APPOINTMENTS
rel. 1223. Zurich
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YOUR BROKEN LENSES
CAN BE DUPLICATED
ANY SHAPE, ANY COLOR
FROM THE SMALLEST PIECE
vo:odl. Aug. 7 Clinton Colts at Zurich SHELL FRAMES ALL SIZES AND
vhich will wind up the regular
;chedule.
At The Evang. Parsonage
Mrs. Ed. Reiner, in company with
her niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs
6ohn Deatrich, all of Diddbury, Alta.,
vere visitors at the Evangelical par-
sonage with Rev. and Mrs, Roppel on
Ulonday last. The Deatrich couple
verre. married by Rev, Rsoppel as their
}astor just before his departure from as
;he Didsbury pastorate 20 years ago,
end he has
e er seen them since
anti] no.
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t not forgotten . Tei
Their
visit; here was a pleasant and com-
slet surprise. On their arrives here
hes*:car had registered 2.300 miles
ro. Diddbury, Alta., to Zurich, Ont.
• We Congratulate!
s�Vlriss Betty M.ousseau, Reg. N.,. and
laughter of Mr. and Mrs Hpgb
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vSout esu ; of Zurich, on 'being ani
+ x2nr' two fo�tu-g po Nurses calj> l
ipvu , to hold the. i'l'l lb:on for the
:ring of the new $11,,700,000• Hospital
Lt .Stratford, while the Hon. Paul
Aartin cut the rilbbon as part of the
:.-ening ,ceremony. Miss Mouss�eau
looks very much herself in the Pict -
are ,of the daily press. The new hos-
oftal has' been in process of c•onstr-
action since 1948, and will be a big
,ielp and convenience for the ill of
:hat vicinitly�.
Lions Club flews
The New President
Herbert C. Petry, Jr., Barrister,
of Carizo Springs, Texas, was elect.
:d' president of The Internation..l
&-ssociati�on of Lions Clubs, (Lions
fnternational), at the Chicago Stad-
ium, last Wednesday, Julys 20th. He
mcceedls Walter C. Fisher, of Quen
Ston, Onto.ria. The convention con-
cluded lone of the most successful
yeiars in the history of Lions Inter
national according to the report made
by Melvin Jones, Chicago, Ill., secret- a
ary-general. He reported the .addit- i
ion of 80.6 new Lions Clubs and t
21,415 men to the roster of the as- i
5ociation during the 12 months per-
iod ended June 30, for a total of I
8,055 clubs and 14'02,841 membeis.
During the ,year clubs were establish-
ed in England and Denmark. The a
new president said that as he visits 1
the Lions Clubs throughout the work] 1,
the Gowning yeah, he intends to urge
the furtherance of friendship and co-
operation among the nations of the
world.
NO .PAPER—VACATION TIME
For some recent years the publisher
of the Herald has taken a week's
holidays the first week in Juliy, but
owing to the backward season and
having got so far behind with our
work this was not possible this year.
And we are very glad for this as we
have been notified that the firm who
supply us with our weekly supply of
readyprint in Toronto, are this year
Closing thein plant for holidalyls early
in August, and, so no publisher can
possilble print without paper, so we
have decided to fall in line and as
a consequence there will be no paper
the next two weeks, the dates are
August 3rd, and 110th. We have a
lot of job work on the hook, .are just
1-iow, wtao.Acing our heads oft' on ill
biggest fall fair prize list in the
hisiijxy of the Zurich Fair, namely a'.
68 -page book, which will soon be out,
tut other work is piling up on us,
but during; the next two ,weeks, be-
sides irv. ing to put your equipment in
shape, ace will try and squeese ill a
few holklays to relax a bit in read-
iness for another year's work. So
please remember, there will be no
i ]'Paper -for August 3rd -and 10th.
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Ont. Phone 128.
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