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ZURICH
THURSDAY MORrill•IC. JULY 14 (932,
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Let the Herald. Publish all
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
zuRicn oNT.,
"A Changoleas Chriat for ca chang-
ing World"
Friday, 811:—Luther Lesson*.
• Saturday—Choir Practice.,
SUNDAY SERVICES'
L0 a. m:—German Seivice.
11.15 a. m.—Sunday SchaoL
7.30 p. m.—English Serviee.
Everybody Weicoine odl ServEcesta
E. Turkhoima ristatse
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!YES! You Will F a Differ-
ence if You ; nm
The people who go hurstmg with a
camera and do not want to kill any-
thing deserve more consideration by
law makers than they have ever bad
in the past.
Man in Indiana has paid one dol-
lar that he owed for singing lessons
taken 61 years ago. He -was a few
beats behind, but didn't want to be
knownt as a deadbeat_
HIGH
SCHOOL
RESULTS
ENTRANCE
1932
The following are the results of
the High School Entrance roxaminat-
lions held at the various centres und-
er the jurisdiction of the Exeter High
School Entrance Board.. First and
Second Class Honours are indicated
First Class Houours implies that the
;candidate secured 75% or more of
the total marks; Second Class Hon-
ours means that between 70 and 74
per cent .of the possible total, was ob-
tained.
,o The names of those pupils who
' secured standing on the recommend-
ation of the Principals of the various
schools, are included in the results
given. Entrance pupils to the numb-
er of 39 were awarded standing in
this way. It is the opinion of the
Entrance Board that the system of
recomme-ndation, while largely exp-
erimental this year, has proved suc-
cessful, and it is proposed to continue
it in force for next year.
"BLUE COAL"
The Color Guarantees the
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f. Identified and tradeinariced feeyour
protect -km aso
-The Old Reliable D. L. and. W.
Scranton Coal_
'or forty years the favorite . hard
coal used by
I • PARTICULAR PEZPLE
D.. A. CANTELON
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rftheFte 10vy or IOL HENSALlanECIEIT.
Exeter Centre
First Class Honours—Jack Doerr,
Doris Harvey, Mildred Hicks, War-
ren May, Allan Penhale, Howard
Preszcator, Borden Sanders, Leroy
iScbroeder, William Triehner. Sec-
ond Class Honours— Barbara Atkin -
sen, Eldon Caldwell, Millar Camp-
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: Pfaff, Helen Walker.
Dashwood Centre
I cher.
First Class Honours—Dorothy Be-
-• cker, Mervyn Love, Donald Oestrei-
Second Class HOTIOUr8y—Albert Go-
etz, Lorna Kraft, Frieda Rader, Hu-
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• bert Restemeyer, Lloyd Willert, Mil-
ton Willert.
• Pass—Pearl Carruthers, Elda De-
• vine, Greta Dieterich, Aldena Eagle-
: son, Reta Fassold, Elmore Gackstet-
• ter, Arthur Geiser, Stanley Hartle,
• Ellen Hicks, Robt. Hoperoft, Bruce
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• Ireland, Herbert Miller, William Ness
: Anna Patterson, Elgiiii Rader, Ellen
• Shank, Nola Sweitzer, ,Tack Turn-
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• bull, Walter Webber, Maida Wein,
• Jean Willert.
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bell, Mildred Elliot, Harry Hodgifta; •
Reginald Hodgson, Lloyd Lind -600A
Walter Mitchell, Ola Reid,. I3enla4,
Skinner. Pass—Lester Allan, Das:
een Campbell, Janette Dearing, Ray
Genttner, Dalton 'Heywood, Reggae.
McDonald, Ruth Pearce, Harry l'"(41:-:
hale, Marion , Powell, AddreY Row-.
cliffe, Stanley Smith, Irene 'Van Camp
Winchelsea Centre . '••
First lass Hohours--Dorothy HaZ.'
elwood. ..o'
Second 'Class Honours—Elizabegi
Ballantyne, Kenneth Hem, Glaclis'
Squire, Barry Wiseman.
Pass—Wellington Brock, Eric Bro-
wn, Ross Francis, Melvin Gardinei,
Ruth Hodgson, Gladys Johhs, Elsie
McNichol.
Zurich Central
First Class Honours:—Winnifred
Battler, William BrOwn, Gladys Gin-
gerich, Beatrice Manson, Margaret
Schwalm, Grace Wein, Theresa Zet-
tel.
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Second Class HonourS--Rosalie
Chester L. Smitha Foltlialatk
a1.25 a year, U.S. $/.601Isfoi.dvasaeg
$1.50 IN AillICARS, $2 LIAY 8N CIITATOOLD
ummer Visits and Visitors
Miss Beatrice Gascho has taken a
position in Hensel].
Mr. and Mrs, Ev. Haist and Eunice
.Were visitors in Detroit beginning of
.the week.
.• Dr. and Mria H. H. Cowen are now
living in their summer home at the
Bend.
Mr. Hugh MacKinnon is camping
at Grancl Ben.dwith some boy fri-
en da
Mr: and Mrs. W. Decker and son
Karl, and Miss Alice Decher spent
Sunday in Stratford.
Mr. Seth Amans has been awarded
Ducharme, Ruth Foster, Blanche the mail contract of R. R. No. 1,
Grenier, Beatrice Meidinger, Grace Zurich, he • being the lowest tender.
Meyers, Gerald Rau, Isabel Robinson
Homer Salmon, Beatrice Thiel-
Pass—Dorothy Armstronk, Yvonne
Bedard, John Denomme, Alice Erb,
Mildred Hey, Doris Horner; Rub/
Schrag.
The Hay Township Memorial Scho-.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Koehler, Mr. and
Mrs.S. Baldwin and daughter Yvonne
of Detroit, spent the week -end at the
Dominion House.
Mr. John Nenschwanger has pur-
chased the dwelling property on Ed-
larships awarded each year to the. ward Street from the owner, Mr.
pupils from Hay Township Schools, Peter Kropf, of Waterloo.
obtaining the greatest number -of
marks on the Entrance Examiniat:Mrs. Mary Dunlop of Mount Roy -
ions, were won as follows: (I) Ther- al, Qlle" is spending a week with her
esa Zettel, Zurich Public School; (2) sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wein, of
'the Babylon Line.
Gladys Gingerich, No. 6 Hay; (3) i
Margaraet Schwalm, Zurich Publiel Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wolfe, Mr. and
School. ;Mrs. George Roegele and family of
Hensall Centre Stratford were Sunday visitors at the
First Class Honours—Annie Carl-,' 'home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wein,
ile, George Pearce, Irene Smale, • , Babylon Line.
Second Class—Olive Brock, Jessie! Rev. Edgar and Mrs. Faust and
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Dick, Kathryn Drysdale, Kenneth daughter Ruth Doris, and Mrs. Henry
Elder, Wm. Glenn, .Orville Hedderi, lFaustfrom Detroit, visited at the
Dorothy McQueen, Jack Tra.quair, r homes ,of Miss Lydia Faust, and W.
!Pass—Stewart Hell, Harold BM,In•II.: Hoffman.
thron, Edna Corbett, Edward Cdrb '
tio . We have opened a 'Service and Repair CP,rage
formerly the
EDIGHOFI.ER GARAGE
And are in a position to give First Class WoIrk, on all
•10 makes of cars, and all ,other Motors_
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Also THE FAMOUS ATLAS TIRES
With a One Tear `Guarantee.
PHILCO RADIOS KOLSTER RADIOS
-a LOW RATES OM PLATE OR %CRYSTAL WINDSHIMMITS AND
DOOR LIGHTS. BATTERY CHARGING, CAR WAS1I.1441G AND
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Give Us A Call!
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LOWEST POSSIBLE CHARGES
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• Crediton Centre
First Class Honours—Delton Fink-
beiner, Martin Morlock, Reta Ratz,
Aldona Wuerth, William Woodall.
Second Class Honours—Gertrude •
Hess families of Zurich.
Amy, Geo. Coughlin, Mary Larriport,1
Fern Luther, Laura Regier.
Pass—Nelson Lamport, Roy Lain -
port, Marion McCarthy, Audrey Ye-
arley.
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OUR GUIDE IS THE MAIL ORDEr. HOUSES. - CATALOG -UM
FOUND ON THE COUNTER OF OUR STORE FOR YOUR RE-. t;
FERENCE AND OURS WHILE BUYING GOODS AT THIS aa
STORE.
Visited with Mr. and Mi-S2'C Fitz.
The, former Mrs. Shears will remain
over for a while, she being a sister to
Mr. C. Fritz of town.
The annual picnic of the Luther
League of St. Peter's Lutheran chur-
ch will be 1-ield to Bayfield on Friday
Last Thursday evening the League
held a pleasant weiner roast at Drys-
dale beach.
Mit. Wm. Either and son Moston,
of Newark, Ohio, and Mrs. Wenzel
and • daughter, Mrs. Herb. Fahner,
and daughter Shirley of Crediton,
visited at the home of Mrs. Christ.
jibe): on Tuesday.
Mrs. Q. N. Taggart, Mrs. A. Raebe
and daughter Myrtle, Miss .A.delaid
Pilcher, Miss Jane Shultz, all of
South Bend, Ind., and Mr Al. Wels-
enbach of Chicago, are camping at
Grand Bend, and also visiting with
the two former ladies' relatives, the
Convention
AND
Annual Meting
The Liberal Conservatives of South
Huron, will hold a Convent -fon at
HENSALL'
On TUESDAY EVENING, JULY, 19
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To select a candidate' to contest the
riding of South Huron, at the coming
Federal Bye -Election.
Three Delegates will vote from' each
Tuesday of this week was the 12th
of July, celebrated as Orange Walk
Day, when these men walkewith
fife and drum, and :net in Goderich
for the occasion. There was a large
gathering at that place, several from
Zurich attending. The big attract-
ion was the three bouts of the wrest-
ling match.
A NEW BY-LAW
k by-law passed at the July meet-
ing of the Council of the Township of
Hay provides for a discount, on all
municipal taxes paid before Novem-
ber 15th of each year. In other
words ratepayers who havemonekron
hand and wish to make a payment on
their 1932 taxes in advance, now
have the privilege of doing so and
can obtain a discount at the rate of
five• per cent per annum on- the a-
mount paid before November 15th,
1032, For example, let us suppose a
ayer pays $100 on July 15th,
polling sub-divisian.
to be applied on his taxes due this
The Hon. Robert Weir, Minister e ;fall July 15th to November 15th,
Agriculture, and F. L. LeSueur, Koa0,,y t four -months. The ratonover wonld
tor Sarnia, President of the Weste, ,e, credited with the $100 and the
Ontario Conservatives Associati Cfm of $1.70 as discount on the bai-
will be present and address the meet- anee of his taxes, obtained when the
ing. •eollector's roll is completed. This wi
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take place the same evening. oo
`1 :gie the ratepayers of Hay Township
The Annual Election of Officers the opportunity to save on their taxes
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Ladies tire specially invited to at -
Many Munielpalities have adopted
vantage of the pre-payfilent plan.
nd it is expected that many will take
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A Few Stamped Mats at 2O Off While They Last -
Silk Hose, 30 cents a Pair and up
Root Seeds and Garden Seeds at 5c and 10c a Package
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