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'Forty Second Year
ZURICH:" THURSDAY MORNINGI SEPTEMBER 17 1942:
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If so; Have your Eyes Eka.mined with
• the Laltest Methods and Equipment at
A. L. COLE, R. 41
OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN
«ODERICH — ONT.
Good Glasses at Reasonable Prices
ATTENTION
We wish to announce to our clien-
tele that we are now in our new lo-
cation, formerly Dr. Addison's office
adjoining the drug store. The beauty
parlour will not be open on Tuesday
evenings, Wednesday afternoon and
evening and Saturday evenings.
Call 68 for appointments.
Mrs. Edwin Gascho, Proprietress.
`HIEL'S HAIRDRESSING
NOTICE
'We have recently installed a
'new Shelton Waving Machine
-and can serve the public now
better than ever. Be sure and
give us a call.
MRS. FRED '1IIIELE, Proprietress
COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At
REASON¶ABLE� PRICES
C. E. ZuYbrifgr ti`a.0.
OPTOMETRIST at EXETER
Pam Newest. Approved Method of
Eyesight Testing Used. Open every
Week Day Except Wednesday.
Si'. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH -- ONT.
A Changeless Christ for a Chang-
ing World.
Friday, 8h–Luther League.
Thursday --Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICES
10 a. m.—Divine Worship
11.15 a.m.—+Sunday School.
7.30 p. m.—Divine Worship.
Everybody Welcome to all Services.
EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
C. B. Heckendorn, Pastor
Mrs. M. Oesch, Organist
10 a.m.—Divine Worship.
Religion In The Countryside
11 p.m.—Sabbath School.
7.30—Farmers' Night. A Gpecial pro-
gram by the Farmers.
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
Clinton . — Ontario
ENROLL, NOW FOR FALL TERM w x r
I3e ready, in a few months, to do valuable and necessary office work
COURSES --CLERICAL, STENOGRAPHIC, COMMERCIAL,
'SECRETA!RI1AL,.
M. A. Stone, Com, Specialist
Vice -Principal. Phone 198
•
B. F. Ward, B.A
Principal
VIZZdatatENREMZUMFASSUMI
Used Oars
If you wish to own a Better Car, look these over!
19411 CHEV. SPECIAL COACH, Clack, Heater, and De
Froster. Only 12,000 Miles.
1941 FORD DE LUX COACH. Olean inside and out.
1940 CHEV. SEDAN, Upholstering and Tires like new.
1937 Chev. STANDARD COACH. Lacally Owned.
1937 De Soto Coupe, like New. Guearanteed 15,000 miles.
1938 Ford Coach. 1935 Chev. Coach, new tires
1934 Plymouth Coach, new tires. 1.931 Chev. Special Coach
1930 Chev. Sedan. 11929 Ford Coach
ARD FRITZ
Used Car Dealer •- Zurich, Ont.
Summar iWork Clothes
We carry a complete line if Men's Work Clothes,
at very reasonable prices. Also have Fine Shit,
Summer Underwear, Etc.
WORK SHOES
We have a full line of Men's Work Shoes, also a
fine display of Ladies' ;Oxfords. See them
Full line of Hardware, Feeds, Dry Goods, and
Patent Medicines. Give us a Call!
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON fl-IAND
THE IL4KE STORE
Edmund Swas'tzentruber, Prop. Phone: 11-97
F
; i.kevie w Casino
GRAND BEND
Dancing to
BOB WYBROW •
Saturday, Sept. 19th.
Last Dance of the Year
Thank you for a grand season
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Exeter, Ont. Phone 135
2 Nights Only. Wed, and Thurs.
2 Features
SHUT MY BIG MOUTH
Starring Joe E. Brown
THUNDERING FRONTIERS
(Western) with Chas. Starrett.
Friday and Saturday. 2 nights only.
2 Features.
MY FAVOURITE BLONDE
Special Feature starring Bob Hope,
and Madeline Carroll
GASBAGS
British Feature Comedy
All Star Cast. Ace Commedains
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
2 Special Features.
TRUE TO THE ARMY
Jerry Colona and Judy Conova and
• .Allan. Jones.
THIS DONE FOR HIRE
With Robert Preston, Laird Cregor,
and Veronica Lake.
Coming—Mickey Rooney; Babies on
Broadway.
HAY COUNCIL
The regular mothly meting of the
Council of the Township of Hay was
held in the Town Hall, Zurich, on
Monday, :Sept. 8th, with all members
pesent. Minutes of the August me-
eting were adopted as read. After
disposing of the communications the
folowing resolutions were passed:
That by-law No. 1211.942 confirm•
ing the general tax rate at 12.56
mills be read three times and finelly
passed.
That engineer's report, pans, etc.,
re Willert Drain prepared by T. .R
Patterson, be accepted by the Coun-
cil and that Clerk notify all parties
assesed under the drainage scheme
that reports, etc., will be read a nd
considered by the Council at a spec-
ial meeting of the Council ao be held
at .the Town Hall, Zurich, on Sep.t
24th at 7.30 o'clock in the evening.
That at request of Board of Tru-
stees of Police Village of Dashwood
a mate of 7.3 mills be evied on the
ratepayers property in said vikge
fofr 1942.
r •
Mi, Ray Schilbe enjoyed a few
holidays at Windsor.
Mr. Harry Arthur of Auburn was
a recent visitor at the "Y ungblut
home..
Mrs. Minke of Desboro is visiting
at the home of her daughter, Mr. and
Mrs, Milton Desch.
"Mr.aAllan Gascho of the Am Force
at Pickering, was a week -end visitor
with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.E.
Gascho..
Mr. Quimby Hess,- who spent his
holidays with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs.. A. P. Hess left over the week-
end for his position at Kaupeskasing,
Northern Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Herold of Sha-
kespeare; 3Ir. and Mrs. Alvin Sip -
ple and son Bobbie of Milverton, vis
ited on Sunday at the homes of Mr.
and Mrs. Hilton Truemner and Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Schade, 14th con.
Miss Shirley Krueger who has been
engaged as operator at the local cen-
tral office, has accepted a position at
Nilestown. Mrs. Victor Dinnin is
relelving at the central for the pres-
ent.
- FARMERS' NIGHT
In the Evangelical Church
Rural 'Life Sunday will be observ-
ed in the Emmanuel Evangelical
Church an Sunday, Sept. 20th. In
the evening at 7.30 the servrce will
be in charge of the Fanners. - A pro
gram &:: ,zusic, readings, aha acCcrres-
ses will be presented. A special in-
vitation is extended to alI farmers.
Tag Day For Zurich
Tuesday, Septeirbber 22nd nas been
named as Tag Day for the benefit of
the Blind in Ontaro, and the mach-
inery is being put in motion and be-
ing oraganized to make this a big
day for this noble cause. Mr. E. M.
Dagg, of town has been appointed
as manager of the event and an ap•
peal is niade to all to help this good
cause along.
THE FALL FAIR
Next week, Monday and Tuesday
are the dates of the Zurich Fall Fair
which event conies once in .the year,
and it is usually Zurich's Big Day,
and we hope this year will be an
exceptionally big day. Our ,official
board has made every effort to make
this a big success. Many new and
Ia2ger prizes have been added, and
an appeal is being made to the pub -
'fa, not alone by the local Society,
but by headquarters from Toronto,
for people to patronize the rocal'fali
fairs and now as never :before to
stimulate .production and agriculture.
Take a few hours off on Tuesday,
and visit our local fair, it will do
you all good, and you will always
Iearn something by attending. Bring
the whole family and you win have
a good time. And don't forget the
Bayfield annual Fair follows on Wed-
nesday and Thursday, a fine local
fair to spend an afternoon.
That accounts covering payments
on Tw,p. Roads, Hay Telephone Sy-
stem, Relief and General accounts be
passed as per vouchers
Twp. Roads — W. F. Jennison,
crusher and trking 203.29; S. Hey
acct. 3.10; Johnet and Kalblleisch act
18.83, T Welsh 279 yds .garvei 22 85
M G Deitz gasoline and rubor 26 90
pay list labor 163 00
Telephone System — Bell Co. tls.
June -July 423.01 H G Hess scary„
175; Nor. Elee material 41 81; E.
R. Guenther cartage 50c; T. H, Hof
ni,an salary 183.33; T. H Hoffman
extras 25.45
General and Relief Zurich Hy-
dro lights for hall 4.17; H. Lawrence
on Zurich Drain, S. 790.; Bet IL•lopip,
stock valuer $5; Hay .Stat Co filing
c.^,inet $35; do fillers for file 28 50
Johnston and Kalbfleisch acct. hall,
10.50; Dr. Addison Medical Health
$25; A. W. ,Shirray sheep claim 41;
Treas. Zurich on 1942 •taxes $1100;
Zurich Fair grant $75; Exeter Fair
do $15; J. Suplat relief 16.65
The Council adjourned to meet .
again for regular monthly meeting
on Monday, Oct 5th at 1,30 o'clock
hi the afternoon,
iA, F. 110k, Clerk,
OBITUARY
Late Mrs. John McDonald
Sympathy is extended to relatives
in the passing of Annie Jack Allan,
widow of the late Rev. John A. Mc-
Donald. at the home o her sister,Mrs
Chris Haugh, Wednesday .Iast, in her
76th year and although she had been
in failing health for several years
was not confined to bed until about
two and a half weeks. She had been
living with her daughter, Mrs. Gor-
don Manson, until coming to Bruce -
field fife weeks ago. Her husband, to
whom she was [married 45 years ago
predeceased her 86 years ago. Born
at Blake, daughter of the late Mr.
,and Mrs. Robert Allan, she graduuat
ed es a nurse in St. Catharines hos-
pital. 'Surviving is one daughter,
Mrs. G. Manson of Dundas and two
grandchildren; one brother, Robert
Allan, T3rucefield, and six sisters,
Mrs. Fred Hess, Hensel] ; Mrs. Chrs.
Hauch, Burcefield; Mrs. Geo. How-
ard, Exeter; Mrs Sarah Carnie, of
Beyt(Leld; Mrs Allan Baler, Sask;1
brother James Allan, predeceased her
The funera was held on Friday at
Brucefieid United Church and inter.
ment in the Ptlyfield cemimt TY
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