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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1944-06-29, Page 1lr, 1 Established 1900 Let the Ads. in your 1otL D'FIIEL'S HAIRDRESSING NOTICE We have recently installed a New Shelton Waving Machine +end, can serve the public now Better than ever. Be sure and dive les a call. -efe�" 6. FRED MUM, 1, Prorprletre $etty Anne Beauty Shop HOME OF THE BETTER 011. PERMANENTS W'40111ettez Oil Pena-4nents applied Atli. the very lit*: methods and gpii inelnt. re f axd: beside's alit this le ie yodeur years af: xperience. nx all Ha1M1n VS1- Glom ts. c Chester L. Smith, Publisher 1.50 a Year in Advana your Shopping Guide EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL CHURCH. C. le. Hack ndorn, Pastor Mrs. M. Oesch, Organist SUNDAY SERVIOBS 10 a.m.—Divine Worship. 1.1 a.m, Church School No Sunday eve., Servico .July -Aug. Sermonoram's , One ma=y make a Backward Stepetier Stending Still. ST.PETER'S Evangelical Lutheran Church • ZURICH — ONT. ev. E. W. He'lmriih', Pastor 10 a.m.—Divine Serviekis. 111 15 a m-7-+Slinday ,School. . 6 No -;Sunday f etre: S ry ccs JtIXy iug, veryIiiady Welcome .tee all Services.. NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given.. that Saturday, July 1st has been pro claimed a holiday, Dominion Day in the Village of Zurich. The plaees of ewinesseill be open on Friday even-• 2g; - June -30th. • Trustees,: By;rO'rder, Ziirtch ;solace UNVEI eHONOR•ROLL Herisall Two honor rolls, onelh, honor of those who enlisted in ria First Great War 'and the other.in hen or of those who have enlisted in this war, were unveiled and' dedicated in Hensall United church,'Sunday after noon, and was being done by service' men. Cpl. Fred Deer, London, for the men of the • First war and Cpl Donald MoCaig of Hensall, who -,had been. in the Dipepe raid, . for those ofr thif ;Qiresent war, 'Fie. Lt. Harold' M zein, chaplain of No 9' Servide Mala 9A1,1r. ,Charles Thiel of an•. eastern poi t; as visiting with his wife and dad gM r here. Mr and Mrs. Chris Schultz; Mr. andelVrs. John Schultz of Poole were :*ittp,s! relatives and friends on the Byer eon line, over the week -end. Misses- Jean Krueger, Aryls Hab- erer,l-`Pettri is O'Dwyer all of Oak - woad, en.�joyed Tuesday evening at the ,,home of their parents in town. ss ;Eunice Swartz of Detroit is i. .. a. pleasant holiday at the henna ,qf 'her grandma, Mrs. Emily 1~'u,sw, . t . agnd Mrs. Marvin Geen of Post Iur*n ,and Miss Erma Finkbeiner of Training $eliool,Centralia, y Area ee Sarnia were Sunday guests at the "ed the°,sir4iten.; Rev?:; B. A'; Brook, home of .Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wuerth. n iii ex of. the church, , conducte Mr and: Mrs. John Hartman of the service •of' dedication There axe Sesforth and Mr. and Mrs. P. Hart - `about -140 naines .on the two rolls, ni n',a �,:Jack of the Bronson Iine, which ;,have' beenMolded. iii Meta spent ,_ naday with: ' Mr. and Mrs. _,,,,,,�:,bronzfanash'� 101n9-artman of the Goshen south. �..` �' = ±' ' �r, e wishing to donate straw - ar jam for„our' boys over- . call Mrs. Thos. Meyers or ci. Ducharsze. We must not t ;our :'boys need the jam SSEs Sieger ,.received a k hu T tri a, 4n, WATCH /2675 ▪ The Elko "ORCHID" n••••• ago aty4 laq la this ultra smart "spherical”' Rs4.. Practical bat Dependable reei A G. HESS Jeweler and Registered Optician. For positive identification a� the World's Finest Anthracite ask for BLUE COAL Miller Creek Coal.. Roe Farms Milling Co. Vitimized Feeds Highest Cash Prices paid fare Eggs according to Grade W. R. DAVIDSON Pone 10 %leneali 00.440weesmegsteimeesesee etiNIS'asia9oroseisiioasasi'.. A. L. en - O. OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN GO,DERJOH -- ONT. Good Glasses at Reasonable Prices OPTOMETRIST at EXETER The Newest Approved Method of Eyesight Testing Used. Open every Week Day Except Wednesday. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++1.-+++++++++++++++++++++++++ 4++++4 ++++++ i'++•t +++++ +++t-+ II"A+I"I'•F•F••&+•I•+++•F•F3•+•i ++ t KV+ arrl oilman lunerat 15ame (SOUVENIR) + (n tilt Air fattirda115 J.80,. (• . �°. xttglt l>z + Private Car Ambulance Service for the Conveyance + 4• 1., of Sick and Injured. Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director. 4• MEMBER OF THE ONTARIO FUNERAL ASSOCIATION. i• .p DAY OR NIGHT TELEPHONE No. 70 ,g + Dashwood — Ontario + t° elele +-1 r•I••�44++++.1 �••i�•i��l�• elet�•3.3�•r•(r3••t•4•• ++++ ++++ Il ++t••1•+ �ti•I••I +40 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 Less" has always been our slogan, and we still endeavour to maintain this stardard. CLOTHING 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 >sequire to wear. DRY GOODS, ETC. Our shelves of suitable Dry Goods, Yard Goods, Etc., is here for your inspection, and invite the pub- lic in to see the many lines we have to offer re- gardltress of the rather difficult conditions in proc- uring these items. J. W. MERNER,,, 0,, )4, e -re cert=.ed and ,also for the• letters' he is receiving;` from the correspondence committee• of that church, and hopes they will continue the good work. Domrfion Day, July lst. Saturday,July 1st will be ob- served as .Dominion Day and a public 0 holiday in Zurich, and has been pro- claimed as such by the Village Fath- ers. The first reports were to the eff- ect that Monday was to be celebrat- ed instead of Saturday but that is not correct. Stores will be open in Zurich on. Friday night, previous to the holiday. PAUL A. H. HESS, B. A. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Hess of Zurich was called to the oar on June 15th, 1944, .as Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Ontario and will be associated with the firm of Smith, Rae, Greer & Cartright of Toronto, Ont. STEPHEN COUNCIL The Council of the Township of Stephen met in the Town Hall, Cred- iton on June 5th with all members present. Motion that Miss Nola Fait be actin; Clerk for this meet- ing. The minutes of the previous me- eting and special meetings of May 30 and June 1st were read and ad- opted. A number of correspondence was read and considered. Motion: It is with sincere regret that we receive the resignation. of Herbert K. Eilber as Clerk and Tre- asurer of the Corporation. Mr. Eil- ber has filled these offices for many years in a careful and corteotrs and efficient manner and has rendered in- valuable service to the municipality. We are very sorry that, by reason of ill health he is forced to relinqu- ish the offices. We accept Mr. Eilber's esig ration as it is his desire that we do so. We feel that we should not let this occasion pass without ex- pressing to Mr. Eilber the sincere gratitude and appreciation of the Council and Ratepayers of the Town-. ship of Stephen for his. many years of faithful service. It is our sincere wish that he be speedily restored to health. We direct that this be prince ted in the minutes and a copy sent to Vlr. Eilber. That By-law No. 000 to appoint a Clerk and Treasurer for the Cor- poration to fix his salary and deter- mine the duties to be performed. A large number of accounts were passed and ordered paid. The Council adjourned to meet a- gain hi the Town Hall, Crediton, on etesday, the 4th day of July' at 2 o'clock, p.m. Nola Feist, Acting. Clerk. Successful Children's Day Children's Day in the Emmanuel Evangelical church was a noteworthy success last Sunday. Ideal weather stimulated a large attendance. A good program of recitations, exercis- es, music was provided by the ,Sun- day school. The missionary offering exceeded the objective of $45.00. The amount so far received totals over $08.00. To Hold Bible Conference A. large and interesting Bible Con- ference will be held i':,F'"le Mennonite Church, Zurich on Saturday and Sun- day ,July 1st and 2:nd., when some of the 'outstanding speakers of the denomination will be present and speak to the large gatherings which are expected to be present. Thera will be forenoon, afternoon and ev- ening sessions of each day and the public are heartily invited to attend any or all of the sessions. Had Happy Birthday Miss Mary Lou Fritz entertained a number of school chums on. Tues- day afternoon when she celebrated her ninth birthday. The dining room table was gayly decorated for the oc- casion and the gifts received were much appreciated. Those attending were Lois Heckendorn, Joyce Wit - more, Phyllis Thiel,Stella Rose, Ar- lene Haberer, Betty Ann .Gascbo, Catharine eD'Brien, Katherine K.alb- iieisch, Jack Haberer and. Donald O'Brien. All took part in a real jolly good time. Wishing Mary Lou many more happy birthdays. PASTOR'S WI'FE. DIES Mrs. A.. M. Grant, wife of Rev. A. M. Grant, of St. Andrew's United church, Rippon, died .ett her home on. Sunday, she had undergone an oper- ation some months ago but had been. able to ,return to her home. Former- lvMarjorie Helen Cotton, was born and raised in Toronto, was very act- ive in church work. The Grant fam- ily Baine to Rippen three years ago from Wroxeter. Besides her husband there survive three. daughters and a got* all at home, the funeral was lield.on Tuesday with burial in BYe- ter• oeinetety, st B.en:eT. FUNERAL &AMBULANCE SERVICE 1 Comfortable Hospital Bed for Rent a Day and Night Service Phone 158, Zurich eemeevstesse ®freer*®rrerreassarrrNeee. 1544:+++++++++++++++++,,n o. g ++++44+++++++ +++++++44+441 1 BUILDING MATERIALS We are now in aposition to supply and Material for Local Building We still have a large quantity of Lumber, Chip - rock, Wallboard, Flooring, Nails, Etc., on hand. LET US SERVE YOU! F. C. KALBFLEISCH c' SON Phone 69 - - - - ZURICH p)44•.A.4+4-4.4•i++4•4•4+ur4+4.4..h-i.4.4.+++++++++++•.++4.+4-4..44. +4.4.4.++++++$! Attention Farmers We have on hand Oil Cake Meal, Mill Feeds, Con- centrates, Pioneer Poultry Feeds and Chick Starters ELECTRIC FENCERS AND FENCING SUPPLIES Work 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 THE BLAKE STORE Edmund Swartzentluber, Prop. Phone l i -97