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Forty -First 'Year
ZURICH& THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 4, 1940.
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NIGHTLY
WILLIS 'TIPPING
AND HIS
Cascade Rhythm Orchestra -
11 Musicians. Nickel bancing
Amateurs Look!
Contest Every Monday Except Holi-
days! 1st and 2nd Prize winners
•enter final Aug. 26th. Cash prizes
1st and 2nd every Monday.
See New Surf Shop at the Casino!
Smart new swim Suits and Sports-
wear
CONCERT EVERY SUNDAY EVE.
At 9 p.m. Sunday July Mi—Park-
hill Brass Band.
CARD OF THANKS
The bereft relatives or the late
John Flaxbird wish to take this med-
ia= in greatly thanking the neigh-
bors and friends who so nobly gave
of their assistance and sympathy dur-
ing the illness and departure of the
departed.
OBITUARY
, Late John Flaxbird
There passed away to -his eternal
reward in Zurieh on Friday' June 21,
John Flaxbird after an illness Of a-
bout- 10 months, aged, 67 years, 10
months and 9 days. Deceased who
was born in the &nigh district, had
when a young man 'gone. -to ;Stanley
Township where he stayed for forty'
ye -ars, returning to Zurich hout
years ago staying with his relatives,
and for the past ttwo years made his
home with his sister, Mrs. Michael
Meidinger, where he also passed on.
He was of a very dependable, quiet
and peaceable disposition, and had
macre many friends (hiring his life-
time. Deceased was unmarried and
leaves the following to mourn his
loss: five sisters, Mrs. L. Kraft, Mrs.
F. C. Kalbfleisela Mrs. C. Hey, Mrs.
M. Meidinger and a brother, Mr.
Henry Flazbard, all. of Zurich. The
funeral was held on Sunday, June
23rd from the home of Mr -and Mrs.
M. Meidinges, interment followed in
Ila/field cemetery. Rev. E. Turk-
heim, :of Zurich officiated.
Presentation
On Monday evening, June 24th, fr
ends :and neighbours gathered at th
:home of Miss Lenora Haberer, bride
elect, and presented her with a mis
cellatte:ous shower. The bride-elec
was the recipient of many ,beautifu
and lase -al gifts. The guests were ei
tertained to a. mock -wedding, wit
Mrs. C. Haberer and Mrs. K. West
lake as the bridal couple; Mrs. Cha
Thiel the officiating clergyman, Mis
Mildred Ha-berer bridesmaid, and Mr
Earl Thiel as train bearer, whit
created a great deal -of amusement...
dainty lunch was served in buffo
style. The following address wa
read:
Dear Lenora—We, as members o
St. Peter's Luthern Church relataive
and friends have gathered to :brim
you honor in the step you are t
make, namely, Holy Matrimonial.
You have always proved yoursel
willing worker in the church as wel
as hi other organizations, and w
feel we dare not let this opportunit
go by without sharing some littl
tokens. Therefore we ask you to ac
cept these gifts as a remembrance o
those present.
you and John travel life'
High -ways, may these fond- recollect
fens bring you much cheer and hap
pinesi. As you go along this path d
not forget to take out Almighty Goc
as your Comforter, Guide and Direct
or. He will bless your lune which
you are about to establish.
'With your cheerful disposition and
the smiles of your companion, you
wfl continue to be a blessing to the
folks you meet. May you both be
spared to enjoy a long wedded life
With much. Health and Hap -pines
are the wishes from your many relat-
ives. and friends. -
•Mias Lenora responded in a very
pleasing manner thanking all for
their many aseful gifts, and express-
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Miss Dorothy O'Brien has left for
Grand Bend where she has a position
Mr. Leo Mittleholtz of Kitchener,
Was a week -end visitor with his bro-
ther led in town.
a: Miss Jane Lamont has returned
home after visiting in Forest for
a while.
Wm. Dumart of Kitchener was
a, holiday visitor with the Yungblut
14111Miti.Y. 'Stanley Ohler of Goderich was
a:visitor to the home of Mrs. C. Eng
land on Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. George Farwell and
daughter Helena motored to Kitch-
ener over the weelaend.
, Mr. Allan Gascho has accepted a
position for the summer months in
Len's store at Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jeffrey, Mr. and
Mrs. ;Walter Jeffrey of Detroit, were
holiday visitors with their mother,
Mrs. C. Ayotte of town.
Mr. Clayton Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Hoffman and, Bibbie of
Galt were holiday visitors with their
parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Caris. Swartzentrub
er and family, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
•Swartzentruber of the Bronson att-
ended the Swartzentru,ber reunion at
Tavistock on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thiel and dau-
ghter Carol, .Miss Alice Thiel of Zur-
iclaand Miss Vera Decker of E.xeter,
siatnt the week -end with relatives and
frieilds'at Detreit. •
A Community Strawberry Supper in
aid of the local Red Cross will be
held on the Evangelical church shed
on Thursday evening July 4th. The
public are invited to attend.
DECORATION DAY
A Decoration Day and Memorial
Service will be held on the cemetery
of St. Peter's Luther Church,
Goshen Line, -on Sunday, July 7th, at
3 o'clock in the afternoon. The prea-
cher will be Rev. A. Lot z of Ottawa
and the Dashwood Band will.be in
attendance. In case of rain the ,ser-
vice will be held in the church. The.
public is cordially invited.
HYMENEAL
Tuerkheirn—Haberer
The chancel of St. Peter's Lutheran
Church, Zinich, was beautifully dec-
orated with standerds of peonies,
basketof roses•and ferns on Thurs-
day, June 27th, when Rev. al. Tuerk-
neam united in Holy Weddiock miss
Lenora Kathleen Haberer,
only daugater of air. and 'qrs. kid,
ward Hawerea and J onn Mark Tuerk-
neim, son of Rev. and Mrs. E.
auerkheim, both of Zurich. Soft
bridal music was played during the
ceremony with mr, W. R. Goulding
of Exeter presiding at the argan.The
bride entered the churcn on the arm
of her father to the straiix, of the
Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin. Miss,
Men Tuerkheim of Stratford, sister
of the groom, was the bride's only
attendant, while Mr. Allbeaa Deichert
assisted the groom, and Misses Arlene
ano Betty Ann Gaseao made
charming little flo\ver girls.' During
the signing of the register Miss, Ger-
trude Tuerkheim of Montreal, an-
other sister of the groom, sang
"Because."
The bride, who was attractively
gowned in a floor length gown of
white net over satin, with a finger
tip veil, which was held by a halo of
orange bloss-oms, carried. a bouquet of
Briar Cliff roses. The bridesmaid wore
a gown of seafoam blue chiffon, with
matching jacket, and carried a bou-
quet ofdusky rose carnations. The
lovely little flower girls were dainty
in blue and • pink argandy frocks,
ashioned on Victorian lines.
bollowing the ceremony a recept-
,oa was held at the home of the
'.aide's parents, at which approxim-
ately fifty guests were present. Later
in the day the young couple left a-
mid .showers of coufetti on a motor
trip to Northern Ontario, late brida
wearing a navy sheer chiffon !-
with rose accessories and a beigf:,-.coat
On their return IVIr, and Mrs.„
heim, will 3T81de111 Zurich,
latat:re
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