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No. 34 ZURICH, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1958
Prize Money Increased For Horse
Show; Many Go®d Entries Expected
The Horse Show will start. at 7
p.m. on the Monday naght of the
fair, and everyone can be sure of
seeing the best there is to see in
the line of horses.
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QUITE with
morning toa o start classes.
They this
are grouponlaf fewchildren
thewho
many
youngsters
hand early Tuesday
youngsters who registered for primary classes. Left to right are•Gail en, teacher; Karl
Martin, Marlene Rader, Randy Decker, Mrs. J. McNaughton, Kipp (Staffer;Partes
Hugill, Terry Black and Michael Walker.
Ea es Aid of Lutheran Church Will
Observe Golden Jubilee On Su day
The Ladies' Aid was organized
on July 26, 1908 by the Rev. Mr.
Maas. The first executive con
ssted of the Rev. Mr. C: C. 3.
Maas, president; Mrs. F. Hess,
Sr., vice-president; 1Virs. J. Deich-
ert, secretary and Mrs. E. Appel,
treasurer. The organization hooks
back to fifty years of continuous
service to its local church, its
community and to executive churcht
large. The present
net
con-
sists of Mrs. Annie Finlebeiner,
president; Mrs. Whitney Broken -
shire, vice-president; Mrs. Edward
Datars, secretary and Mrs. Anne
Turlcheim, treasurer.
The Ladles' Aid of St. Peter's
Lutheran Church of Zurich will
•i: ,lyra r' " G01(1011 JLl1iieo on Sun-
day, Seprtember 7. The Anniver-
sary Service will commence at 7.30
p.m. with Pastor E. Heimrich as
.the guest speaker. Following tI
service the members of the organ-
ization will be hosts to the ladies
of Zion Lutheran Church, Dash
wood, the ladies of Emmanuel
Evangelical United Brethern
urch and to the ladies of the Un-
ited Lutheran. Church Women, Zu-
rich, at a fellowship hour to be
held in the basement of the church.
"We Thank Thee, Lord" will be
the theme of the evening.
HURON- F ERTh
I4TEBM D1ATE 'C'
C MPIONS
For 1958
The prize money for the Horse
Show, which is to be held in the
Zurich Arena on Monday night,
September' 22, in conjunction with
the Zurich Fall Fair, has been
raised in most of the categories.
The reason for the increase is
to attract more of the better
class horses to the show. The dir-
ectors in charge of the horse show
felt the prizes formerly paid were
not high enough to- draw the bet-
ter showmen.
Ed Schroeder and Bert McBride,
two local men who both have show
horses touring the fairs now, re-
port they have been in contact
with some of the best horse men
in the county since the prize mon-
ey has been increased, and that
they all plan on attending the Zu-
rich Fair with their horses.
I Zurich Lions Club
0
m
'old First Leet].,
To.Nite At Cottage
Dal Bellos Leave
For Thedford,
Will Be Missed
0
Guides, Brownies
To Meet Again
On September 12
The first meeting of the season
for the local. Girl Guides and
Brownies will take place in the
Town Hall on Friday, September
12. The Brownies Will meet at 7
o'clock, and the Guides immediate-
ly after 8 o'clock.
This season the Brownies will
be under the leadership' of M'i'ss
Mona Tyler, while the Guides are
in the charge of Mrs. Kaye Webb.
All: girls of the right age category
are invited to attend the opening
meeing of these organizations.
Letter Goes Astray,
Comes Back Again.
"To The Sender',
The importance of a return ad-
dress on an envelope was illustrat-
ed in Grand Bend recently when
a woman purchased a rno+ney ord-
er to pay her fire insurance, ad-
-dressed the envelope to the comp-
any in nearby Zurich, and forgot
about it.
Several weeks later the envel-
ope,
nvvelope, well ma k. d,and wriitten over
DOW, was returned "to the sender
Evidently there had been a slight
omission in the address. The wo-
man had forgotten to mark Ont-
ario had gone 11 to 1
let-
ter Zurich, Switzer-
g
A popular young Zurich' couple,
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Dal Bello,
have left the village and moved
to Thedford. TheDa1 Be'llos came
to Zurich several years ago, and
were very well liked by everyone.
In Thedford Mr. Dal Bello is
planning to go back to his old
trade as a shoe -maker. He is
renting a shop in that town where
he Wi:11 build special types of shoes
as well as doing repair work.
His wire, who is an exicebiient
seamstress, will carry on with sow-
ing at her home, as she did when
she was here in Zurich.
Kennel Reunion
The- Zurich, Lions Club will start
their fall term with a chicken bar-
becue at Ed Gascho's cottage. to-
night.
This will be the first regular
meeting of the new year :n Lions
Club work. President for the com-
ing term is Delbert Geiger, sec-
retary is Leroy Thiel, a.nd treas-
urer. Jake Haberer.
The Lions have many projects
which they propose to carry out
in the next year, and these ideas
Will be up for discussion et this
meeting.
land.
The annual KennelS reunion wasFortunately the return address
with in about 150s Grovete daon Sw�day, was on the envelope, otherwise the
Si in attendance. now
Six of the Kennel sisters with ursine dead -letter in an
their !families were present. Guests The post -leve urges the correct
were t,present from W Toronto, , itch -New addressing of mail and the in -
York,
E Jacobs, Waterloo!, a deo, New elusion of a return address.
York, Exeter, Henson and Zurich.
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THEY DID IT. The Zurich Lumberkings were
victorious the Mitchell
Lincolnstheh
th
gam of what stard out to-beo. four out
defeating Mitchell the 'Kings
hove earnedd thee right to go .lineo on into OBA Inter-
mediate "C" competition. Members of the team
ore: back row, left to right, Don Hesse, Gerald
Bell, .Don O'Brien, Jerry Ronnie, Bkelr, BengblutG g,
Ken Parker, Bob White, George O'Brien, Red
nac. Front row, left to right, Doug
Theander,
Manager Tom Rawlings, President
Gordon Bloch, Secretory -Treasurer Jim Wilds, Arn
Meyers, Bruce Moir, Sitting in front is the mascot,
Earl Wagner, and at the left is Ron Heller, who
was missing when the photo was token.(Staff Photo)