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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 5 1944
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urinal• — ONT.
Rev. E. W. Heimrich, Pastor
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11.15 a.m.—Sunday School.
130 Divine Worship.
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Huron -Perth
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Association Nomination and.
Convention, in .the •
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On
TUES. OCT013ER „ 17th
At 8.30
SPEAKERS:
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Mr. Samuel Elsie of Dashwood,
was a visitor in town one day last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Biehl of Clin-
ton; Mr, and Mrs. A. Biehl of Varna
were Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. and 'Mrs Louis Schilbe.
Miss Theresa Deitrich was a Sun-
day visitor with Miss Cecelia and
Jeanne Hartman, Goshen south.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Stade were at
- London on Sunday to visit with fri-
ends from Detroit who were guests
al Hotel London.
Miss Pearl Gellman and Alice Bea-
ver who •operated 'The Olde Forge"
at Bayfield for the summer months
Dr. A. R. Camnpbell, W. L, Whyte,have returned home and they report
Hon. Angus McDonald, Federal
Minister of Naval Affairs.
W. H. Goulding, M. P. for the
Thiron-Perth
President. Secy-Treas:
Everyone Welcome
GOD SAVE THE KING„
N. HURN CHOIICE
a very good summer.
/Mrs. John Albrecht of town and
Mr. and Mrs. 'Charles Seotchmer of
Hayfield were week -end visitors with
friends at Toronto. Mr. and Mrs.
Scotchmer attended the Leonard-
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Featherstone wedding which took
PlaCe on Saturday.
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L. E. Cardiff, well knownMorris Mrs. Thos. Meyers, convener of
Twp. farmer and present Fede01, jam and boys' boxes, wishes to thank
member for North Huron, wes'nome the public for the splendid response
Mated to carry the banner for 'the, they received. There will be a booth
Frog. -Conservative party in that rid- at the Fair Grounds Field Day, also
ing the next Federal election. Pre- one n. Hensel' the night of the frolic
dieting the forthcoming eleetien• 413”Donations will be appreciated for the
be the most Momentous in hiStory,,
as to unity and a lasting peace;Karl
K. Homuth, M.P. for Waterreo„,.S •'. KILLED IN ACTION
,kitiekted4-te-tireoifeellratiVei. preset. he entire 'community is grieved
to back their leader, Hon. John Bea; to learn aver the week -end that Mrs.
cken, for an overwhelming majority Barbara Surerus of Zurich had re-
in the next election. ceived word. that her youngest son,
Pte, Clare Donald Surerus, was
killed in action in France on Sept-
ember 17th. Pte. Surerus was born
in Hay Township, March 6th, 1916.
He and his brother, Leeland, enlisted
with the Lorne Scots in October.,
1942, and went overseas in April.
1948. He was transferred to the Srd
Canadian Division this year. Clare
was always a very nice quiet and
mannerly young man, and had many
good friends in this community where
he spent most of his lifetime, The
bereaved family and relatives have
the sympathy' of a large circle of
sympathizing friends. Surviving are
his mother; a sister, Mrs. Frank Kane
of Montreal, and a brother Leeland,
with the 3rd Division in France. His
father the late Oliver Surerus died
in September 1932. A memorial
service will be heed at Emmanuel
Evangelical Ohurch at a later date7
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In Magistrate's
Court
Goderich — A young Stanley Twp
farmer pleaded guilty to having an
8 -gallon brew of beer on its way
when Mounties called. He had neglec-
ted to take out a permit from the
Dept. The fine was $25 and costs.
There was no evidence of sale. Re-
scued by police from a group of yo-
ung men who resented his attention
to a young woman, E. Ridhie appear-
ed before the magistrate charged with
disorderly conduct. 11 e received a
veew's adjournment. Reginald Good-
ing, a young man who was given two
year's suspended sentence after ple-
ading guilty to breaking and enter-
ing, pleaded guilty to disorderly con-
duct, fighting in a cafe. He received
30 days in jail.
DASHWOO
Anniversary services will be held
in the Evangelical church on Sunday
October 8th when Rev. Dr. H. A.
Kellerman of Kitchener will be guest
speaker both morning and evening.
Special music will be rendered by the
Choir, and Grand Bend male quart-
ette. A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Burn are t.pend-
ing a few days in Milverton this
week also attending a convention in
St. Pauls Cathedral; London on
Thursday. •
Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Pfile of Grand
Bend and Mr. and Mrs. Cayiton Pfilc
of Dashwood visited with friends in
Kitchener on Sunday
Mrs. Hoperoft visited with her
father 'in Clifford last week. Mr.
Hoperoft motored there Stmday.Mrs
Hoperoft returning with him.
Quite a number from here attend-
ed the anniversary services in Zurich
last Sunday.
Miss Zeta Nadiger, RN., or How-
ell, Mich., spent a few days with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Win. Nadiger.
Mi. Samson Colosky who has made
his home in Zurich for some time,
has returned to Dashwood and will
be at hoMe with Mr. and Mrs. W.
Wolfe.
Mrs. John Oestreicher of Ottawa
Valley, spent a few days with re-
latives here, also attending the WMS
Convention at Zurich
Miss Onieda Restemeyor, R. N.
Evangelical Church
Annivecsary Services
Very successful anniversary Ser-
vices were held in the Emmanuel
Evangelical Church, Zurich, on Sun-
day, October 1st. Rev. A. D.
,Gishler of Syracuse, N. Y., who ser-
ved this church, from 190-6-1911 was
the guest speaker.His sermon themes
were. "The Task of the Church" and
"The Quest kr the Best." The
Choir under the leadership of Mrs.
Milton Oeseh, sang two very fine
anthems,. The Ladies' .0ctette and
Mon
.s iMe's Chorus each contributed to
the services- The financial objective
of $354.0,0 was exceeded. Both
services; were well attended. On
Monday night a public service was
held :followed by a reception, for
Rev. and Mrs. Gishler. Mrs. A. D.
Gishler who was instrumental in or-
ganizing the local. Ladies' Aid Soci-
ety spoke to the Monday night aud-
ience. Atter a few words by the
local president of the Ladies' Aid,
Miss Olive O'Brien, Miss Mary Lou
Fritz presented Mrs. Gishler with a
bouquet of flowers. Mrs Gishler re-
sponded. The presence of Rev. E.
1. Gishler, a brother of A. Gis-
hler, and his wife now living retired
in Elmira added to the interest of
the anniversary. At the Monday
night meeting be spoke of the work
in the Canadian North West where
he had served for 23 years. At
the reception, lunch was served. A
real spirit of fellowship prevailed.
Mr. A. Melick and Mr. W. H. &Ugh -
offer made brief remarks. Rev, A.
of London is spending two weeks va-
cion at her hoMe here. Gishler in charastic good humor
at
'responded. The singing af "Blest
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller axe Be the Tie that Binds" bpoiAght, the
visiting with Alm* to Michigan. gathering to a close,
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