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Citizens News July 9, .1901
McMILLAN TROPHY WINNERS — The 1950-51 Zurich WOAA intermediate
'B' hockey club were: (back, from left) Ed Gascho, Leroy O'Brien, Don Oke,
Ivan Yungblut, Ken Weber; (centre, from left) Don Dietrich, Pete Dietz, Milford
Schilbe, Hubert Schilbe, Jock Ford, Bob Mittleholtz, Bill O'Brien, John Robin -
Open house
attracts world
travellers
Perce and Euloine Rowe,
Bolton attended the school
renion in Z urich on July 4.
Perce Rowe was principal
of Zurich Continuation
school 1930-33, amd 1934-37.
Mrs. Rowe, the former
Euloine Geiger, attended
Zurich Public and Con-
tinuation school.
Pearce and Eulo spend the
winters in Florida since
retirement in 1968, and find
enjoyment in world travel at
other times.
They have recently
returned from a three-week
tour of China. Places visited
were Canton, Shanghi,
Soochow, Nanking and
Peking. Trips were taken
from each city into the
surrounding countries to
visit communes (collective
farms) and historical spots.
In the cities, factories,
clincs, schools and workers'
homes were visited. Finally
there was the opportunity to
walk on the Great Wall of
China. A trip to China is a
memorable experience, as
more than two hundred
coloured slides will show.
FANSHAWE GRAD —
Martha Elaine Neeb,
daughter of Ward and Ina
Neeb, Zurich, graduated
from Fanshawe College on
June 29 as a Child Care
Worker. She attended Zurich
Public School and S.H.D.H.S.
She is presently employed at
Madame Vanier Children's
Services in London.
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son, Francis Husier, Ivan Kalbfleisch, Ford Haberer, Herb Turkheim; (second
row, from left) Bill Merner, Glen Weido, Marcel Quesnel, Hal Stade, Lennis
O'Brien, Earl Yungblut, Ben Gignac, Karl Decker", Bob McKinley, Al
Deslauriers; , (front, from left) George Coleman and Doug O'Brien.Photo
courtesy Olive O'Brien
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July 31 And
August 1
' Arm Wrestlers and Tug -of -War
Teams And Children's Sports
CONTACT: John Becker 237-3621
Contestants for Talent Show
CONTACT: Nancy Rader 237-3412
Contestants for Miss Friedsburg Contest
CONTACT: Donna Hoffman 237-3763
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Unlimited use one day pass
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Sunday, ugust 6,1981
Costs 1? children 11 & under
$1 Students & Senior Citizens
$111"Adults
Incudes: Return bus ttenspertatien by air
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Admb*lon to metro Zoo.
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Friday Aug. 21
Cost:14" Seniors & ATTRACTIONS:
'Children 12 and under - Miss C.N.I. -Queen cersa,
of the Fair Pageant +
Inc$udes: 1 Adults -Welt Disney
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rtation World's Kids o f
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- Admission to C.N.S. - The World !estival
Grounds Pipe & Drums Tattoo
- Admission to Ontario - plus many other special
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RICKETS AVAILABLE FOR WORLD FESTIVAL TATTOO • BOOK BAWL
Entries for Parade
Contact Ruth Anne Mornor 237-3677 or
Tom Hayter 237-3561
THEME:
A SALUTE TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
Prizes will recognize humorous, historical, novel-
ty, originality and future aspects of Medical
Profession. Prizesas well for children's entries
and horse entries. Musical Groups Welcomed
ALL BUS TOURS
Depart GRAND BEND 7:30 a.rn
EXETER 8.00 a.m.
MITCHELL 8:30 a.m.