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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1944-05-11, Page 1stallished 1900 tn. ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 11 1944 AL Chester L. Smith, Publishes $1.50 a Year in Advance adkotionaaosou Let the Ads. in your local. paper be your Shopping Guide ++++++++++++++++++++++++++e+++++++++++++++++++++++++ atrgoffman Inept dame (SOUVENIR) ax, bite .Air „fatneitag$ 5.80, keIng wn Private Car Ambulance Service for the Conveyance of. Sick and Injured. Licensed Vahalmer and Funeral Director. MEMBER, OF THE ONTARIO FUNERAL ASSOCIATION. " DAY OR NIGHT TELEPHONE No, 70" + Dashwood -- Ontario + +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ „i -+++++++++++SII+++++> ++++SII'+++++++++++3 +++ ++++++ 1+ [FORTABLE GLASSES At REASONABLE PRICES Z irbrigg, R.O. ,t' • OPTOMETRIST et EXETER 'Thi.” Newest. Approved Method of tEy ight Testing Used. Open every 'Veek Davy Except Wednesday,. re You Suffering From Headaches? i4 so; Have your Eyes Examined with he Lamest Methods and Equipment sit A. L COLE, R. O. OPTOMETRIST do OPTICIAN GO-DERICH -- ONT. Good Glasses at Reasonable Prices 1 1939 -MERCURY SEDAN ..+ :, 1938 CHEF C43.AH without knee action. - 1936 CAH' V Sedan, steel To no knee action; :este 1934 FORD SEDAN, nearly New Tires. e+ . :+; • 1931 FORD A COACH. . 1937 FORD S> »AN 19318 FORD DE LUX COACH •+ . 1.935 FORD COACH. 1928 FORD PICK UP TRUCK, New Motor. 4 USED CAR RADIOS. BUYS AND SF.i.r S WARD . FRITZ #4 I4', •; i. OUR GROCERIES Our Stock of Groceries is always kept up-to-date in quality as well as quantity when at all possible. Selling "The Best for Lesi always he.eu our slogan, and we still endeavour to maintiain this stardard. CIDTHING FOR ALL " we are happy to be in a position to show you just the kind of clothing you will prefer, Men's Boys', and Ladies. Practically everything you will' require to wear. DRY GOODS, ETC. oat: shelves of suitable Dry Goods, Yard Goods, Etc., is here tor your inspection, and invite the pub- lie:in to see the many lines we have to offer re- gardlesS of the rather difficult conditions in proo- uring these. items. Is We Pte. Dennis Denomme of London, spent the week -end with his family in Zurich. HAY COUNCIL The Council of Hay Township met on Monday May lsti. „ in the Town Hall, Zurich, for the regular meeting and as a Court of Revision to con- sider appeals against the Koehler and Stephan Drains. 1`;',.0. rid .Mrs. George Farwell and The following appeals agaill.Sti..'ilaidg‘h.tc'r ,T•relene were week*encl vis* ler Drain were ,tlealt-Withi. 0.,'•,•and itere4ith 'relatives at Kitchener. IVIcEwen that their assessment re. survey was too aarge upheld. The survey on lot 19 Con. '2, 12 acres was taken off and the survey on lot 2Q Con. 2 was reduced to 75 acres. • The appeal of John E. McEwen was dismissed, while the survey of Jim MsEwen was raised to 20 acres. The Mowing appeals against the Stephan Drain were .clisposed of as follows: John Soldan's appeal. as too high, dismissed.. Motion that appeals as above mentioned be disposed of as stated, ,and Clerk be authorized to make necessary ainendments to the two Drains, and Court be closed sub- jeet ta appeals to the County Judge. The Council then resumed the re- gular sitting. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and ad- opted, after disposing of the comm- unications the following resolutiona were passed: • Motion, that tenders for supplying h.elp, power, drive belt, gas and oil for crushing gravel for Township for 1944, and also for hauling gravel on Twp. roads, to be in the hands of the Clerk by Monday, May 15th at. 8 p.m., and same advertised. That by-law providing for constru- ction and borrowing money to pay the cost of the work on the West Branch of the.Black Creek Drain be provisionally .passed, and that *By-law.: be printed and' Served on 'aStesSe Hall, Zurich, on May 1.5th, at The auditors Monteith & Monteith Chartered Accountants of Stratford, be again appointed as auditors for Hay Township for 1944 providing that extra assistance be given to the township treasurer throughout the year. That debentures be sold to cover estimates and extra expenditures ou the Eckert Drain. That Workmen's Compensation Insurance with A. E. Wilson Co. be renewed for the year 1944-45. Also the Public Liability and Property damage with the Economical Mutual: for 1944-45, to. be renewed. That the new 'law requiring the signatures of two Township Officials on every cheque- and legal document become effective at once for Hay Twp. All necessary forms to be filled out at once. That- the tax collector for Hay be given until .Tune 5th• 1944 to hand in his roll. That the Koehler Drain by-law No. 11, 1944, be accepted as read a third time and finally passed in open Co- uncil. Changes as passed by the 'Crt. of Revision to be made in the By-law That the Stephan Drain by-law No 15, 1944 be accepted as read a 3rd time and finally passed in open Co- uncil. Changes as passed by the Crt. of Revision to be made in the by-law. That the Treasurer of Hay be anthorized to sell $3000.00 worth - of Batas owned by the Hay Munit. Tel. System and converted into three Sixth' Vic. Loan I3onds. That the'following accounts be peir Township Rds. M. G. Deitz 112.55; l‘loth'er's Day is being observed in the Christian Churches on Sunday faMilYi of Exeter were Sunday visit- ors atIthe home of Mr. Chas. Fritz. Mr. -Andrew Thiel and children at- tended 'the funeral of the former's brothitde Mr. Conrad Thiel at Kitch- ener 'list Friday. 11,1z11.. F. Stade is having a new garage erected on the property they recengY purchased and owned by Mrs. Helen Campbell. . The, local Red Cross work room will be closed until May '25th when all ladteS will be invited to come and help viith this worthy cause. Mr.land Mrs. Wilfred Ducharme and feknily of Windsor enjoyed a pleasant visit at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Pte.; and Mrs . Laird Thiel left for it an Ea ern Coast after spending an enjoya. le furlough at the home of the fofener's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Gascho and son. lan motored to London on Thuri ay last where the latter, who .is fir t Pilot on large flying boats, ast. ERN geR ipbone 140 ttaimitk, with. the Cadets at London, entlite'neek-end at the honie of their pal7ents,' "Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Adkins, Hay TwP. OBITUARY The Eke "ORCHID" Ma: o's chic styl- ing in this ultz a smart "sphezicar' macleL Practical A G. HESS Jeweler and Registered - Optician. For positive identifieation et the World's Finest Anthracite ask for BLUE COAL Naso: Rose Dale Alberta and Miller Creek Coals Roe Farms Milling Co. Vitimized Feeds Highest Cash Prices paid fell Eggs according to Grade W. R. DAVIDSON Pone 10 - Hensall Late Simon Sararas The late Simon .Sararas passed a. way on May, 4th, at his home in Cromarty, a few miles east of Hen sail in his 68th year. He suffered a stroke week phevious. Born at Zurich, where he farmed just south of town, then moved to Hensall, for a time before moving to Cromarty 25 years ago. He was a member of Chiselhurst United Church. He ie survived by his widow, the former Elizabeth Bender, of Zurich, two sons, Pte. Earl in Italy; xcess, home; five daughters Mrs. A. Hub. bert, Mrs. Jack Reeds, Mrs. R. Gros se, all of Toronto • Mrs. Roy McDon ald,. Staffa, Mrs. Win. Caldwell, Kip. pen; a brother Noah Sararas of Kit man, Zurich. The funeral was held from Chiselhurst United Church on Sunday at 2.30 p.m. Burial follow ed the Bronson Line Cemetery,. Bay Tessuship. Died in Kitchener IStanettring, his wife only a, fep see.eltse Conrad Thiel died Tuesday: May 2.nd at. his home on Weber St Easil Kitchener, at the age of 841, years. Mrs. Thiel, the former Mar- garet Hartman, died April 12th. Mr. niel was born Feb. 18, 1858 in, me •er a son of the late Mir. and Mrs- Twitchell's garage 8.08; M ;Ge , fe Thiel (nee Katherine Warm)) ams 1.05; Wm. Ziler 2.40; Earl Date he Was by occupation stationary env - Westlake - Brokelishire _ -^0*Mito- ' 1 FUNERAL A143373LINZTC SERVICE • 7.30; al. Brown 1.98; C. Beierling Hay Munk. Tele. System—North- ern Electric 202.47; T. H. Hoffman 285.65; Bell Co. 345.40. Relief — John Sublat 32.10; Mor- ris Denomme 25.00. General Accounts — Queen Alex, Brokenshire 20.00; A, P. Hess, Ins. policies $165; Ed. Reichert $7; The Council lid,' owned to meet a- gain on Monday June 5, 1944 at 1.80 min. for Court of Re -vision to consider appeals on the 19,14 assess- ment rell and for regular meeth'a Meer prior to his retirement ten yrs., ' agoi He attended St. Matthew's La- the an church. The family resided in .urich before 111 Ovilig to Seaforth and then to Kitchener. Survivingare six, sons: Adam, Rycraft, Alfa.; An- drew Toronto; Tolni Vancouver; B C.;11.Albert and Simon of Kitchener, and Thomas, MT,, RCAF, Edelen- tor( Alta•, four daughters, Mrs., Louis EdWin (Janet) Lossing, Detroit., and Mts. Leslie (Rosaline) Hovey, Kit - ch nor; one brother, An4rew ur. zur- ic A ..and two sisters, Mrs. John Su- b of Kitchener, and Mrs. Dan Mc- iine, of Woodstock, One son, h, predeceased him 1935, There 39 grandehildren and nine great- g‘nachildren, The funeral was Itel on 'Friday with public service at St. atthew's Lutheran Church. br. hrt Schmieder officiated. Interment 1 Comfortable Hospital Bed for Rent • Day and Night Service Phone 158, Zurich IOld -Fashioned Revival Hour • **00.04,0640 Pilgrim's Hour 2 to 3 PM., E.D.S.T. On Mutual Netwolk — Sundays Local Station—C.K.L.W., Windsor CHARLES E. FULLER, P.O. Box 123, LOS ANGELES CA_LIFORNIA *0000 000/004M04 14,304047.10C3340.0.0040 a** Attention Farmers We have on hand Oil Cake Meal, Mill Feeds, Con- centrates, Pioneer PIN:Airy Feeds and Chick Starters ELECTRIC FENCERS AND FENCING SUPPLIES 1,Vork Shoes and Boots We have a good lilne of work shoes for Men,.Boys and Women. Try them and be convinced. FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND T EVA BLAKE STORE - Edmund Swartzentruber, Prop. Phone: 11-97