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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 151951
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Aldon Theatre
GRAND BEND
Presents for Your. Enjoyment. the
Following Attractions
1Friday, Saturday Nev. li - 17
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
-Errol Flyn and Patricia i'Whymore
The Rugged No Man's Land where
Renegades and Heros Battle side by
eide for the Love of a Captive Yan-
kee Girl
Comics and Shorts
Two Shows '740 and 9.30.
Tuesdatie Wednesday No. 20 -- 21.st.
HALLS OF MONTEZUMA
(Teelmicolor)
Starring Richard Widmar and Many
.0thers
News Reel and Comic Strips
!One Show 8:00 p.m.
'CARD OF THANKS
The Family of the late Mrs. Car -
Puss wish to greatly thank all
their neighbours, and friends, • also
Rev. Heimrich and the Choir for the
kindness and sympathy shown during
their recent bereavement.
CARD OF THANKS
wiek to thank all my neighbours
and friends for their kindn.ese in
• n'esnembering me with treats, cards,
tete., while a patient in the Clinton
ISIosPital. —Wilfred Weida
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Anniversary Bazaar
Of St. Boniface Church
COMMUNITY CENTRE, ZURICH
Friday, November 23rd
Afternoon Tea - Home Baking - Fancy
Work - Booth - Fish Pond - Bingo - Games
and Fun Galore!
Dancing 1 1 p. m. until? To the Music of the
Syncopator Orchestra.
Sponsored by St. Boniface Parish
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LOCAL NEWS.
Mrs. Ward Fritz and daughter,
Mary Lou were week -end visitors at
the home of the flormer's father,
Mr. Herbert K. Either, at Crediton.
• Mr and Mrs Ed Stelek of Dashwo-
tod spent a few days at the name of.
Mr and Mrs Newell Geiger the fore
part a this week.
Mrs A. MacLean has returned to
her home at London, after spending
some title at the home of her par-
ents, Mr and Mrs. Lloyd O'Brien.
Mr. Roman ,Slabough of Milfred,
Ind; and Levi Jones of Middleburg,
Ind., -visited with their cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey and Albert Clausius
Also joining the hunting group up
north.
• Mrs. Andrew F. Hess has returned
to her home here after spending some
time at the home of her son Paul
at Toronto Also visited with her
a• eldest eon Quimby at Ste. St. Maxie.
O Mm Wellington Johnston is en-
joying a lovely time at the home of
• her daughter, Mr and MTS. Ernest
Gemming at Rochester, N. Y., where
she •is visiting for a •few weeks.
Misses Marie and Bernedette Dur-
and have returned bo their duties in
Chatham. after spending a lovely wee
ek-end at'the home •of their parents
Mr and Mrs. Morris Durand, 14th:
Con.
Moved Into Apartment
aVIr and. Mrs Harold Zehr and in-
fant daughter Dianne have moved
into the aPartment owned by Mr.
Moses Elb. We welcome the new
Citizens to the Village of Zurich.
Hunters Returned
Messrs 4u -el) Haberer, Ferd Hab-
erer, Ivan and Earl Yungblut had
a most pleasant hunting trip in the
Halliburton District.
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Monday and Tuesday last in the and-
itoroums of Exeter Schools, was ter-
med 'A most successful affair" by
Dr. G. Boy Fenwiek, adjudicator of
music for Ontario Schools, sponsored
by' the Huronia Male Chorus under
the direction of Mrs. H. L. Sturgis.
Contestants, according to Dr. Fen-
wick had a great abundance of nat-
ural talent and interest. "For the first
fesbivall" he said, "It was very suc-
cessful. I think there is every .evid-
Brien.
Boys' vocal solo 11 and under,
Ronald Horwald, Wayne Clausius;
Vocal solo 8 and under, Bob John-
ston. Ohorus, Zurich room 2: Miss
Olive O'Brien, teaoher, was among
the first prize -whalers. We congrak.
ulate teachers and students for their
splendid talents to take .advantage of
these fine ,opportunities and help to
take their piace in this musical line
to make our beautiful world a better
ence that the ethildre-n are receiving place to live in with cheer and good
skilful training at the hands of their will surroundings.
music teachers. Among the winners
Have Moved to Zurich
in the Zurich district are as followsc
Bobbie Johnston, 'aged 8 years, sen
of Mr and Mrs Ross Johnston, Zurich
Who sang 'The Post/ Song" and re-
ceived 95 per cent. was awarded the
Claude Bowes Trophy for the high-
est Junior vocal solo. Mr. Moves is
principal of Exeter public school;
Tenor solo, Jiohn Haberer, baritone
solo, Ronald Helmick; - girl's solo,
Marlene Wagner, Katherine Klopp;
soprano solo, Joanne Bedard; con-
tralto solo, ViVaima. Deicliert, • MalyKlapp.
Klapp. :Among gfons: donde exie, ber 10th for a pretty wedding •when
• joyce Witmer, Janice Regier, Helena Rev. Father M. D. Monaghan, milted
ZURLCH BOY WINS TROPHY Ferviell, Marion Regier; BeYS'. quart I inenterrinne Hannel ore Storling, tof
With over 300 entrants, the first ette, John Haberer, Ronald Heimrieh, Hamm, .Germany, and Adam Black",
'South Huron Music Festival held en Wiliam Yungblut and Donald 0'- of Centralia. For -her 'wedding, the
' bride chose en '•English grey wool
s.'ult -with-accessories to match.. A
reception for f ort)y guests was held
at the home of Mr and, Mrs. Henry
Stasik, Kippen. :Mr and "Mrs. Black
will reside at Kippen. The bride flew
from Gelanany s.fewweeks ago.'
• Miscellaneous Shower
A happy •event took place last
Wednesday evening in the basement
of the Evangelical U. B. Church when
relatives and friends gatherecr to do
honor to Miss • Catharine O'Brien,
(bride elect), to present her with
a miscellaneeus Shower. 'Miss Barb-
ara Gascho read the address and Miss
Gloria Dietz presented the gifts
•which, were lovely and useful. Cath -
24 Hour Service Dashwood. Tel. 70W4.•• grille gratefully replied with many
thanks for their kindness to her.
Refreshments Were served and an in-
vitation was given for the ladies to
come to the O'Brien home to seethe
trouseau, which was grand. Among
the "Best Wishes" they returned to
their homes, after a lovely social ev-
ening together.
Mr and Mrs. Wilfred Weido have
moved their •household effects into
their home which they purehased
from Mr. Moses Gerber. We wel-
come them to Zurich and the many
friends are pleased to see Mr. Weido
home from Clinton Hospital and
wish them health to enjoy teeir home
for time to tome.
• MARRIED IN ZURICH
St. Boniface R. C. Church, Zurich,
was...the setting on Saturday, Novena-
YearriMo 171/0ArP writ Xonie
lydteral Director — Private Car Anzbalamee
Member of Ontario Funeral Associatton •
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Superior Store
WE HAVE NUMEROUS ARTICLES STILL
AT OLD PRICES. BUY NOW, AS
PRICES ARE STEADILY ADVANCING
WEEK -END SPECIALS
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Peanut Butter, 1 6 -oz jar .••• 328%
Pure Veg. Shortening 1-1b. pkg.. ......
Deep -Browned Beans 2 20 -oz tins '39c
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Zurich.
Huron Liberals
Present:
B. W. Tuckey, Exeter
Speaking in behalf of
• JOHN W. ARMSTRONG,
Over CKNX, Radio
Monday, November 19th.
At 11:55 Noon
• ANNUAL THANKOFFERING
The ,amin.-1, Thank offering meeting
of the Wonien't Missionary Society
of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, will
be held ion Sunday evening,Novem-
ber lath., The Miss Elfrieda Rettig
of Kitchener will be guest speaker.
Miss Harfj-g is .the Educational Sec-
retary or the lertlieranCliir'
Eastern Canada. One phase of her
interesting work is the SundanScho-
ol by main Everyone is cordially
invited to this meeting.
HYMENEAL
• Webb — O'Brien
-Amidst a setting of..fern and white
mums, at the home of the ' bride's
parents, Catherine Marilyn O'Brien
became the bride of Morris Howard
Webb. Rev. H. E. Roppel officiated.
The bride is the youngest daughter
of Mr and Mrs Lloyd -O'Brien, Zurich
while the groom is the second son
of Mr and Mrs Stewart Webb, Dash-
wood
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride was lovely in white satin
with 'which she wore a tierra of seed
pearls and net from which fell her
heirloom veil of white appliquid ill-
usion net. Her gown featured a
Queen Anne ,collar. She .canried a
cascade bouquet tof white nivans and
white streamers, entwined with blue
forgetene-nots.
Miss Betty O'Brien, sister of the
bride, was maid of honour and Mrs.
Marion - Mason was bridesmaid. Miss
Judy Weber, niece of the bride, wa,
flower girl. The attendants were
gowned identically in gold and emer-
ald green satin with matching pict-
ure hats. They carried cascade ,bou-
quets of white 'mums. The flower
girl was attired in a 'plum red satin
gown with .which she wore a match-
ing picture hat and !Carried a miniat-
ure cascade of white mums.
Mervin Webb, cousin of the groom
was best - man. Brian MacLean,
nephew of the bride, wasrmg-bearer.
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ilor her daughter's marriage Mrs.
:O'Brien chose steel grey crepe dress
with nava/ accessories and corsage of
American Beauty Roses while Mrs.
Webb's dress was dark green crepe
with brown accessories •and corsage
of yellow roses. A reception was
held at the Dominion, Hotel, Zurich.
The couple left on a honeymoon
to New York and other pbfilta,: of in,
terest, the bride travelling in'. a black
velvet 'dress with nmtching accessor-
ies and winter white coat. Her coin
saibe. was of •American Beauty Roses.
Mr and Mrs Webb will reside in Dash
wood.
• Attended Annual Meeting
• Meisis. Reg. Illsley and E. C. Me -
Bache= of town attended the annu-
al. mreting of London Chamber of
mn‘ held in Rig...ay R
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church meinh„.r. plinking mid inent members of the Chamber in- i
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drunkenness are not part of the eluding Mr. Buchanan who is assie
christian way of life. Church memb- rated with the Pinery 1Praject Who
ership does demand certain standardsaatwred of a possibitity to complete
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of conduct, —Advt. 1. . this Undertaking.
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• 'There ts :one way in which the me-
nace of the drink traffic can be over.
.come.—Let all ,church members ack-
n.owledge that drinking is inconsist-
ent,avith. their position as members of
the christian churches,Let them act
• accordingly. it requires nothing more
than tills that all the membership of
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Optician.
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You can be sure of getting the kbnt.
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