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ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONTARIO
REV. E. W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR
S.11) a.m.—Divine Services.
11,15 a.m.—Sunday School.
evening services lifted fol.:. summer
' Everybody Welcome to atil Services
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EVANGELICAL U. B. CHURCH
Zurich Ontario
REV. H. E. ROPPEL
Minister
Mrs. Milton ()case!" - Organist
SUNDAY SERVICES. -
10:00 am. — Divine Worship.
1,1:00 a.m. — Bible School.
• Mverving services lifted far summer
Welcome at all Services—"Come
thou with us and ore wll do thee
good." Num. 10:29.
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Mime 140 C. I-1. THIEL Ztnich
Mrs Emil Burman and :kles. Lena
Kuhrtz of Gary, Ind., returned to
their home after spending ,their holi-
days with their .cousin,, Mrs. .Anne
Tuikheim, who had just spent a vac-
ation in that State.
DAVID H. R. McNAUGHTON
David Hood Ritchie McNaughton,
83, one of the oldest and best-known
residents of the Bayfield district died
suddenly on Tuesday Aug. 2o) in
Clin-
ton Public Hospital. Born at Ban-
nockburn, which later became Varna,
he was one of the oldest members of
Trinity Anglican •Church, Bayfield,
and was 'widely known as a successful
farmer and for his keen interests in
sports, athletic and harness racmg.
Was president of Hayfield Agricult-
ural Society for many years. His
wife, the former Mary [Moffat pre-
deceased him and a brother John,
Lotion, died last month. Surviving
are four sisters, and a number of
nephews and nieces. The funeral was
conducted on Thursday, 28th in the
Bali and Mutch funeral Roe, Clin-
ton by Rev, Webb, Hayfield and in-
terment made in Bayfield Cemetery.
Ellen Marie Love
A.R.C,T.
Teacher of Piano and Theory
STUDIO: L. Wagner's Res.
Appointments: Phone Zurich r 7
CLASSES COMMENCE:
September 1.3,11952
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Had Birthday Party
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A: Very pleasant time was enjoyed
at the home of 'Mr and Mrs Hugh
Thiel
when the latter's sisters along
with 'friende surprised Mee. Thiel on.
her birthday, by paying her a visit in
the etening. A special birthday cake
along with. ice cream, pie, and other
delieiOus eats for the oemeion was
namely' enjoyed. Miss Marion Det-
ers presented some of the giite. Mrs.
Thiel was taken so unawares, that
ward e abtost failed to express her
,
many thanks for all this kindness
shown to her. .All appreciated the
evening's good time, and we •join in
wishing her many more happy 'birth-
daysWith her companion and family.
Back to School
Wiib. Tuesday morning reeling ,a-
round, the sound of the old school
bell again grazed the quietness of
the Ipast nine or ten weeks, and
childien, all over Canada again hus-
tled Off to school, some very jubilant
about it all, while others not *so en-
thusekstic. A small change in the tea-
chingstaff of the Zurich School has
becoMe necessary .owing to the resig-
natioO of Mr. Victor Dinnin as prin-
cipal,. who is being replaced by Mr.
JaaneS Reid, who with his wife -and
family have inove.d into the Willard
Apartments during the past week,
fromeSundbury. We welcome them
as citizens of Zurich. Other teach-
ers going back to their places of
learning are: Miss Meda Surerus to
Toronto; Campbell Krueger to Well-
and; and Marjorie Klopp to Fort
Erie.:; The remainder of the Zurich
teac ing staff is as formerly.
it "Women's Institute
T Zurich .and Hensall Womens'
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lateti,Wes,,,. journeyed to Exeter on
dnesday, August 27tet,--iirheid-theer
'were entertained at. Exeter Park by
the, Wcanens' Institute of Hurondale
to A ,picnic. A very enthusiastic sports
committee provided fun, laughter
and enjoyment for the visiting men -
bees of th.e. Institutes. Also to add
to the hoepa.tility of the Hurondale
Ladies, a very delicious and sumpt-
uous .supper was served to the women
of Zurich and Hen...sell. The Ladies
etu.rned to their respective rionies
eeling that their fellowship was
ery enjoyable and feeling a closer
unity with the members of the DI'
titutee .of both Hensall and Huron-
ele„,an
d. &iso a ,cIoser :unity amongst
hemselves..
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The Lions Frolic
The. 8th Lions Frolic was hehlon
"Vialday evening to a. laege number of
pectators.. Nothing could have teen
tamed any better than the stolen and
downpour of rain and the monster
,aradh wiieb. both arrived at the
same time; those lovely Majorettes,
fallowed by the Rite bands; in their
iiice uniforms, and what a drenching
the all received, ie hard for one to
orget. A number of the more el -
borate floats did not come out at
11, as the rain and storm would in
few minutes spnil all that took
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Wednesday, Thursday S
those in parked tars and looking out
windows got a bit of an idea what
he grand parade would be Mee had
he storm kept back for another half
our. The pregram following the
arade in the arena was however well
patronized, here it was dry and
comfortable,. and the high ctasa of
program was again a credit to the
company' that put it on. To. the beauty
contest &where Brandon, dark-hair-
ed 17 -year-old Barfield girl was
crowned MissHui
-'n Hut, County: She is
a fourth year grade student ot Clin-
ton ,Collegiate, and will compete later
ter for Miss Western Ontario title
at Windsor. Secertd Was Vss Zurich
Donna Sturgeon, Hayfield, The other
uontestants were Nora Willis aneli
Donna Cooke of Goderith, and Joan
MeLeod, Bayfteld. Miss Wright, the
queen of last year, crowned this
year's queen. Principal winnow; in
the draw were Roy '141cBride, who
won the television set; Ronnie Klopp
Eugene O'Brien all of Zurich. In
the parade, Among the vast number
in the ,parade Sharon Black won the
decorated bicycle Class, while tier
brother Barry won the trycicle. All.
tbese thet 1:001c p'rt deserve so much
credit for heir efforts only to 'be
'I Cartoon andan
.Mditlal Short., .. drenched with the storm.
The Red Badge of Courage
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The great new drama of the war be -
ween the States .
Cartoon and Two Achrtiona1 Shorts
Friday, Saturday Sept. 15-a
The Lion and the Horse
In Technical=
Ray Teal
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Bob swede
Steve !Cothran,
Here is Pulse-Patin,ding Outdoor Act -
lion -- A ,Story of. a Man and His
"Thumb Fun" groan and "No Pets
Allowed"
Monday, Taesday Sept. 8-9
Judy Haiday Aldo Ray,
Madge Kennedy
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The Marrying Kind
,The Gal You Loved in "Born Yeetc.e-
'day" rite hack.Another smash Iiit,
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