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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSI
We extend to our Readers an
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran church
ZURICH -- ONT.
Rev. E. W. I-Ieimrich, Pastor
L2l a.m.—Divine Services.
1L15 a.m.--Sunday School.
1.3O Divine Worship.
$,trerybody Welcome to .J Services
Betty Anne Beauty Shop
irflE HOME OF THE RE'ITEIR OIL
PERMANENTS
The Better Oil Permanents applied
with the very latest of methods and
Mgaipment.
And besides all this is our years of
Mxperience in all. Hair Dressing.
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Phone 68 four your Appointments.
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good Glasses at Reasonable Prices
EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
C. B. Heckendorn, Pastor
Mrs. M. Oesch, Organist
SUNDAY ' SERVICES
10 a.m.—Divine Worship.'
11 a.m. Church School
7.30 p.m.—Divine Services.
COMFORTABLE GLASSES
.At
REASONABLE PRICES
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OPTOMETRIST at EXETER
The Newest Approved Method of
Eyesight Testing Used. Open every
Week Day Except Wednesday.
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When he receives a bill from us;
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Sends in the money to renew.
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Private Car Ambulance Service for the Conveyance
During the 'past years of Shortages of some
lines of Merchandise, -we tried our very best to
supply those very lines to satisfy the needs of
our Customers.
We wish to thank our Customers for Bearing
with us in not being 'able to supply Goods
beyond our .control.
We pray that this war will be over very soon,
so everything will again become normal
As this Year of 1944 is gaming to a close,
we wish to tb.ank our Customers and Friends
and wish you .one ,and all
A MEa RY CHRISTMAS
And a Happy and Prosperous
NEW YEAR!
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PREMIER GEORGE
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Chester L. Smith, Publish*.
130 a Year in Advance
riends Hearty Season's Greetings
Mr. Leonard Rau of Forest was a
Chrismas visitor with his mother,
Mrs. J. P. Rau.
Pte, Lloyd i lopp .of Halifax is
spending .a few days with relatives
10.15.-10.30 p•m• . ,'4and .friends in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Howald of
London visited at the home, of their
parents, over Christmas season.
Mr. Milfred Thiel who is in the
Airforce was a Christmas visitor at
the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Elmore Thiel.
Mr. Mervyn Stelek of Toronto
spent Christmas with his wife and
daughter Patsy, also visiting his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stelck of the
14th cion.
Mr. Garfield Witmer of Kitchener
spent a few days visiting at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Syly.
Witmer and brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Orville Witmer.
Mr. Quimby Hess of Kau: askasin
To "the Electors
OF HAY TOWNSHIP
Having let my name go before the-
Electors
heElectors of Hay Township as a'Cand-
idate for the rReeveshiip for 1945, and
as it will be impossible to' make a
personal call to all Electors, I take
this medium in soliciting your con-
siderate
onsiderate support, for which I greatly
thank you. Hoping to be able to serve
you to the best of my ability.
WILLIAM H. HAUGH.
To the Electors
OF HAY TOWNSHIP
As I have let My name go before
the electors of Hay Township as a
candidate for Reeve, and not being
able to get around to see all . the
electors, I take this opportunity of
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and brother Paul Hess of Toronto,
were holiday visitors at the home of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
Hess. The younger brother Fred Hess
who is taking a course in Medicine in
Toronto, was a holiday visitor in
New York City.
Property Sold
Mr. Leroy O'Brien hasq sold his
property located three houses south
from the Dominion Hotel, to Mr.
soliciting your candid support at the Samuel Ropp of the blind .line, in
polls on Monday, January lst, an .if the eastern part of Hay. Township.
elected will.. give of the best possible ri he ;?cspp family will be Nvelcorned to
ore vice I. am able to. do Thankrt ,
� .,; �� :orad 'nor e that' •w; -ill be s�liaa�er�
you! many years to enjoy their new home.
TROLAND GEIGER
Hensall Council Minutes
A Statutory meeting of the Village
Council held on the eve. of December
1.5th at 18 o'clock with all members
being present except Councillof F.
W. Smallacombe. Minutes of the
previous meeting were read and ad-
opted.
R. J. Paterson, Tax Collector, re-
ported as having collected $11,776.78
of the 1944 tax roll, leaving a bal-
ance of $503.80 outstanding of which
considerable will be collected this
evening, which is the lowest in years.
T. Kyle reported and asked about
the Rink stating it in shape if the
weather was favourable for making
ice, also reported the Poll Taxes as
being all 'collected except one.
'Correspondence read. W. 0. Good-
win re gifts, Village of Exeter, War
Memorial Children's Hospital, F. W.
Gladman, Workmen's Compensation
Board, same considered and filed.
Bills and Accounts wend:—F. W.
Gladman, deeds $7.40; Mrs. J. Murd-.
ock, orchestre $28,00; F. G. Bon-
thron, postage $5; County of Huron,
Co. Rate $2275.61; Iiensall School
Board, School rates $4642.00; Hen-
sall Public Library Library rate
1143.51; Hensall Public Hydro Com-
mission street lights $996.00; 3.•Pass-
more, motor repairs hall $6.25;
Drysdale Hardware supplies, hall
15.43; J. Half snowplowing, etc. $3;
T. Kyle BOH Meeting 4.50; R. .E.
Shaddick BOH meetings 4.50; Dr. D.
C. Steer BOH Meetings and Inoculat-
ions. 0. Twitchell supplies Hall and
Fire Dept; 3. 'A. Paterson registrat-
ion BOIH,R. A. Pensions returning.
officer at Election 22.25 Total amo-
unt $8167.36.
Motion ,that the' bill, and acco-.,
unts as read be paid.
'Chat w.e,stt5be off the Business Tax
of Mrs Mildred Broderick of .$3.20.
Councilll r T. Parkins thanked the
Council for their co-operation during
Ills term orf, four years, and wished
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all .. Very.�i erry Christmas.
Reeve R. E. Shaddick replied to
Councillor Parkins, thanking him
for his co-operation during his term
and wished him continued success, a1 -
.o wi hid all the members and offi-
c sols t'•e Compiimonts of the Season.
?'lotion that we adjourn to meet
Ion , antuity 8th, at 8 pair.
,t'.$% A, 1'titei son, Clerk,
Christmas Program
The Christmas program held at the
St. Peter's Lutheran church on. Sun-
day evening was a very delightful
scene. This was in charge of the
,pastor, Rev. E. Heimrich. The little
tats. delighted the large audience with
their cherrie faces and with the lov-
ely songs and recitations. A. pagent,
was rendered entitled "By Prophets
Long. Fortold." This was beautifully,
given by the intermediate group of
the, Sunday School, which reminded
everyone present of the Birth of our
Christ Child. Mrs. J. Turkheim pre-
sided: at the organ.
LIONS ORGANIZE
Zurich now has a well organized
Lionr�•Club, as last Thursday even-
ing the district organizers Bruce
Malcolm of Toronto and Dalton Higgs
of .St. Thomas, accompanied .by' mem-
bers' of the Exeter Club were pres-
ent for the organization ano soon
the, necessary number were present
for the organization of the first
Lions Club of Zurich. The officials
are headed by Dr. P, J. O'Dwyer as
their president, and a more complete
report as to officers and members will
be published later. There will be a
lost of work to be done by this society
OBITUARY
Late Henry Albrecht
Henry Albrecht, well known Cav-
alier County, North Dakota pioneer
and veteran Langdon. elevator man
passed away at his •home on Decem-
ber' 7th. Though his heath caused
hts retirement from his work in 1938
he had been in failing health for the,
past year or so and his departure
was not unexpected. Henry, was a
son of Adam and Elizabeth Albrecht
and was born May 31, 1872, at Zur-`
ich, Ont. As a young ine.n he cau-
ght the spirit of the pioneers moving
to Cavalier, N. D. at the age of 16
years. First working on a fare, ,then
farming for himself, till by accepted
the position as gram buyer, He was
married to Lilah Drummond at Lang.
cion in 1911. She survives with then`
daughter June, -TM''
E. Kclland. Three children died in
infancy. Two married list, es and' a.
brother, all livingL,-
trict, survive. Mr. .Albrecht was stil-
ways interested in church work, lodge
and community member and work-.
ors He served for i,;.,, :e t.,,
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council' and was for some time mem-
ber of the I,an;;dom "!`oniric bodies,
Always mild-mannered and eleesant.,1 1
Mr. Albrecht acquire„ ,n Ido . ul
of friends, 09 1:n(c'w 1111r very
intimately.
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TO OUR PATRONS
AND FRIENDS
Both Old and New
We Extend the Sincerest
Season's
Greetings
A G. HESS
Jeweler and Registered
Optician.'
WISHING ALL OUR CUS.
I'OMERS AND FRIENDS
Season's
Greetings
W. R. DAVIDSON
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