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ZURICH THURSDAY MORMNO DECEMBER 24 I 942,
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Headaches?
ra t Have yorr Eyes Exareieeel with
Vie Latest Idethade and Equipment at
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OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN
GO DERIME — ONT.
Geed Glasses at Reasonable Prices
COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At
REASONABLE P CES
• E. Zurbrigg,
OPTOMETRIST at EXETER
no Newest. Approved Method of
(eyesight Testing Used. Open every
Week Day Except Wednesday.
!THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING
NOTICE
'We have recently installed a
mew Shelton Waving Machine
and can serve the public now
qietter than ever,. 13e sure an
,give us a call,
MRS. FRED MEM, Proprietresa
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Betty Anne Beauty Shop
THE HOME OF THE BETTER OIL
PERMANENTS
This year give her a Permanent for
that Different Christmas Gift, you
have been looking for. Come in and
buy one of our Christmas Gift Cards
which entitles Her to a Permanent at
any time •during the year.
Make your Appointment for your
Christmas hair -do early to avoid be-
ing disappointed. Call 68 for your
appointments.
Mrs. Edwin Gaseho, Proprietress.
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONT.
Rev. E. W. Heimrich, Pastor
10 a.m.—Divine Services.
11.15 a.m.—Sunday School.
7.30 p.m.—Divine Services.
Everybody Welcome to all Services.
EMIVIANUM.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
C. B. Heckendorn, Pastor
Mrs. M. Oesch, Organist
10.30 a.m.—Divine Worship.
11.30 a.m.—Cheeee School
7.30 Divine Worship.
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READY NEXT SUMMER
Sarnia— The Polymer Corporation
plant at present under construction
will, when completed, be twice the
size of' the Imperial 011 refinery and
have approximately twice the numb-
er of employees, D. W. Ambridge, St
Catharines, vice-pres. of the corpor-
ation, said at a private meeting for
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FOR SALE
25 USED GARS
Fords, VS and A. Chevrolets, Dadge, Plyino-uth.
Coupes, Coaches and Sedans
Used Tire Chains., Grab Chains, Car Radios (used)
Heaters,, Model A Radiators (used).
3 Used Stoves
WARD FRITZ
Christmas News
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We have a mod wonderful assortment of Christ-
mas Goods for both young and old.
This Year, as never before, GIVE MORE USEFUL
GIFTS, such as-
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'Teivel Sets, Mow Cases, Table Cloths, yrit-
ing Paper, IVierei Socks, Tie'and some real
Fine Handkerchiefs. Alse some Toys.
The Store With The Christmas Stock
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON .HAND
Your Patronage win Be Appreciated
f TIft iIL4kI STOIRE
.Edntund Swartzetitru'ber, Prop, Phone: 1147
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Rates; -t1.95 n nanada in advane.
VAN 211 U.S.A., in advanes
CHESTER L. SMITH, Publishes
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IN MEMORIAM 1,
In loving memory of nay dear hus-
band, John Eckstein who passed a-
way 1 year ago Dec. 25th, 1941.
Time may ease a broken heart
Time may make the wound. less sore
But time can never stop the longing
For the loved one gone before.
God called him home, it was his will.
His toil is past, His work is clone and. Mrs. C. Schrag is spending a few
rest.
wife and sister,
entered in peace to
Sadly missed by his
MTS. Hendrick.
CARD OF THANKS
Miss Lizzie Volland wishes to thank
the Ladies Aid of St. Peter's Church,
all friends and neighbors who so
kindly remembered her mother, on
her 90th birthday.
Polymer employ.ees. He saea the
$60,000,000 project will be finished
next summer and that it is the only
one of its kind under construction in
the British Empire. When it is com-
pleted it would help to end the dan-
ger which Canadians and others of
the United Nations are now facing.
THE NOMINATION
Reeve and Council nomination will
be observed in the Town Hall next'
Monday afternoon when the regular
routine will be gone over. Occas-
ionally we are being asked, will there
be an election, but no one just knows
what is in the minds of the people,
and often elections are caused for
very little, and other times when
things are going good, as they are
at present, then there is no thought
of an election.. The treasurer, Mr.
A.,F. Hess has the annual financial,
statements printed and ready for dis
tribution, and everything looks in a
very healthy condition. But we
dare not dictate to the ratepayers,
this would be discrimination against
OUT democratic government, and for
this the boys are fighting overseas,
and elsewhere, to preserve it. The
nomination for Police Trustees will
be held in the evening at 8 o'clock.
The ratepayers are asked to attend
these meetings.
RED CROSS NEWS
Assures Women Their Jam Good
H J Hobbies, Deputy Sugar Ad-
ministrator, was sadly misconfirmed
when he made the statement in Tor-
onto, on Nov 19th, that of all the jam
prepared for shipment overseas by
the Red Cross only 8% was fit to
ship, said Mrs. W R Campbell, Pre-
sident of the Ontario Division of the
Canadian Red Cross Society, after an
Executive meeting held in Toronto.
Actually 97.2 p.c. of the jam made
by the loyal women of Canada in the
past year was shipped overseas. Act-
ual figures are as follows: Of 460,-
588 lbs. of jam, we shipped overseas
447,868 tbs. Of this jam 87 p.c.
was home-made. I want to assure the
women of Canada thal their jam is
good and wholesome; and we have
received most glowing expressions of
appreciation from the peopte of Bri-
tain and elsewhere who have receiv-
ed these magnificent shipments.
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STEPHEN COUNCIL
The Council of the Township of
Stephen met in the Town Hall, Cred-
iton, on Tuesday, the 15th (tay of
December 1942 at 1 p.m. All mem-
bers were present with the exception
of Deputy -Reeve who was unavoid-
able absent owing to illness.
The minutes of the previous meet-
ing were read and adopted on mot-
ion.
A letter to Municipal Authorities
from the Wood Fuel Administrator
of Wartime Prices and Trade Board
was read with reference to the im-
pending wood fuel shortage for the
svinter Of 1943-44 and asking the
Municipality to make a survey of
local conditions. It was suggested by.
the council that the Clerk write in
reply that if the price ceiling of
hardwood was raised, production
would be increased.
• Motion, that Payment Voucher No
.1.3 amounting to $152.80 and a, num
giber of orders be passed. Particulars
of the orders will be given in ...the
Treasurer's Financial Statement,
The Connell adjourned to meet
soul iie.;
H. Eilber, Twp. Clerk,
weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs
Jjn E. Gascho. -
rIVIrs. C. Eilber has left for Hensall
.eihere she will spend the winter
erptlis with relatives.
:Miss Pearl Wurtz has returned
hrne after visiting relatives and fri-
ends at Deleware and London.
Mr and Mrs James Parkins have
taken up living quarters in the TOOMS
above the Mousseau Garage office.
.Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Schultz and
family have recently moved into
their new home in Seaforth.
iPublic schools have closed until
alter the holidays, and the various
t eachers and scholars are enjoying
the happy Yuletide season.
Merry Christmas — We wish you
One and all a Very, Very Merry Chr-
istmas, and may the spirit prevail in
et* hearts is our sincere wishes.
IVir and Mrs. Albert Hendrick, of
the Blue Water south of St. Joseph,
were recent visitors with friends at
Port Huron, Detroit and other points
kr Arthur Edigthoffer and son
Giant have returned home from
Brantford for the holidays, and whe-
re the latter is attending school.
Mr. Albert Smith and sister, Mrs
Vanatta of Crosswell, Mich., have re-
t'
t rned to their home after an enjoy -
ale visit at the home of their sister,
NI and Mrs. Wm. O'Brien.
,loca.1 churches are holding
ailChristmas etitertainments this
week, on Wednesday eve. the Evan-
gelical church are holding their's and
on Thursday evening, Christmas eve.
St. Peter's Lutheran church will put
on their program.
BUTTER IS RATIONED
ttawa — Coupon rationing of but-
ter goes into effect across Canada,
on Monday with the quota for each
person set at one-half pound a week
it is announced. There will also be
a reduction in the price Of butter in
many places, up to two cents a lb.
The board will compensate produc-
rs by an increase from six to 10
cents a pound in the subsidy now pd
on butterfat used in the manufacture
of creamery butter. The subsidy will
,e -vert to six cents next May. Next
Monday the whole machinery will be
put into action. The resturant pat-
ron will have to make one pat of
butter rationing regulations' effective
Resturants and other public caterers
are requested by the rationing law
not to serve butter to their customers
except under request, and must not
serve more than one-third of an oun-
ce to any one person at one sitting.
GOLDEN WEDDING
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad C. Schilbe of
Zurich, celebrated their golden wed-
ding anniversary on Sunday, by plea-
santly entertaining the family to a
goose dinner, and with a three-story
wedding cake decorating the centre
of the table. iMrs. Schilbe is slowly
recovering from a broken hip accid-
ent, which she suffered about four
months ago. Mr. .Schilbe is enjoying
his usual good health •and is seen
daily about town in his genial way
They have seven • children, five dau-
ghters and two sons. Those present
at the celebration were: Mrs. Fred
Deters., Mr and .P.rIrS. Warren Sch-
ilbe, iMr and Mrs. Orval McLincheye
Mr and Mrs. Henry Schilbe, iMr. and
Mrs. Harrington Finkbeiner, Mr and
Mrs. William Sitter, Mr and Mrs.
George Kerswellthe latter telephon-
ed their felicitations as they were not
able to attend. Rev. and 'Mrs. E.
Heimrich •• also made the occasion
more festive by their presence. The
happy 'couple , were surprised with
gifts of flowers, chocolates and cig-
ars from the immediate family. They
were also graciously eemembered
with cards from their many friends
and flowers. from the Ladies, Aid of
St,, Peter's Lutheran church. Be-
fore coining to Zurioh some yearrs
ago Mr, and Mrs. Schilbe were pros-
perous farmers on the 14th .Conces-
sion, Hay, their fine farm home is
now part of the St. Joseph. Airport
The Herald joins their many friends
in extending noneratulatione on this
fiftieth anniversary.
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PERFECT DIAMOND RINGS.
SIGNET and STONE SET RINGS
DEPENDABLE WATCHES AND
CLOCKS.
NEW DESIGN LOCKETS.
FINE SILVERWARE and CHINA.
PYREX WARE
TABLE and WALL MIRRORS
DRESSER SETS and BILL FOLDS
FOUNTAIN PENS AND PENCILS
AND MANY OTHER ITEMS AT
MONEY SAVING PRICES
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WISHING ALL OUR CUS.
TOMERS AND FRIENDS
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IN AND A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
New Year
J. W. MERNER
Phone 140