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ZURICH _HERALD
°6CALLING ALL CAR
A ATIONAL EMERGE'
Canada is right up against an acute shortage of gasoline and fuel oil.
Tankers that normally supply our country have been commandeered for
vitally important overseas service.
The Commonwealth Air Training Plan, the rapid development of Canada's
mechanized array units and the great work carried on by our corvettes
make the demand for fuel urgent
Our crude oil intake is Iimited. There is just one thing
to do if our fighting forces are to carry on with a "full
tank". Every Canadian motorist is asked to cut his
daily gas consumption in
hall
There are many ways by
which this 50% saving can
be made ... ways and
means to give you more
mileage per gallon. You can
drive slower so that you will
USP.. less gasoline. You can
go fifty-fifty with . your
neighbours, inviting each
other to share cars .. for
business, and for pleasure.
People can readily go to
and from work together,
using one •car instead of
four ... using one gallon of
gasoline instead of several.
Women as well as men can
make these savings.
The amount of gasoline used
in Canada for business,.
social and non-essential
activities is amazingly high
in proportion to that used
by our fighting forces. One
lock at the figures would
convince you that this
situation .must be reversed.
iialittaltaSSECESIESIESSZCZSIM
Canada does not ask or request you to put your car
up. She merely asks for your help ... asks that you
walk sometimes when the distance isn't too great ...
that you take a shorter drive
on Sunday afternoon... that
you jook after your car and
keen it in good condition ...
that you say to your neigh-
bour: "Let's use my car
today, Jim; we'll use yours
tomorrow."
Every day, in greater and
greatercjuantity, we must
release :gasoline and oil by
the thousands of gallons to
our ` throbbing munitions
plcints .. to our tanks and
armoured cars .... to our
fighting planes and bombers
. to our corvettes and
merchant ships that ply the
vital sea -lanes ... so. that
the day of victory may,
sooner ;be at hand.
Ireasy ways towarcis a
AS+LINE
SAVI G
(Approved by Automobile Experts)
Reduce driving speed from 60 to 40 on the open road.
Avoid jack -rabbit starts.
Avoid useless or non-essential driving.
Turn motor off when not in use, do not leave idling.
Don't race your engine; let it warm up slowly..
Don't strain your engine; change gears.
Keep carburetor cleaned and properly adjusted.
Tune up motor. timing, etc.
Seep spark plugs and valves clean.
Check cooling system; overheating wastes gasoline.
Maintain tires at right pressure.
Lubricate efficiently; worn engines waste gasoline.
Drive in groups to and from work, using
cars alternate days.
For golf, picnics and other outings,
use one car instead of four.
Take those short shopping trips ON FOOT
and carry parcels home.
Walk to and from the movies.
Boat owners, too, can help by reducing speed.
Your regular service station man will gladly explain
these and other ways of saving gasoline. Consult him.
C
The Government of the
DorttiNxoN OF CANADA
Will YOU help?
•
It is also vitally important:
that, you reduce the use of
domestic and commercial
fuel oil.
ACTING THROUGH_
THE HONtRIRABLE C. D. HOWE, h[ira ter ad' Munitions and Supply
G. R. COTTRELLE, ;Oil Controller for Canada
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Born—To Mr. .and Ardell
gC,Tahiger, .twins, ,a .son .and.ciauhter.
Mr. and :Mfrs. J. Hamiton of Tor-
viet:to ax• re visitors with :i!'1•r; . T. John-
ston :and Miss Mary Johnston of the
Town line, near Blake.
Mr. land .11rs. R. Douglas of North-
ern Ontario and ; •r:..and Mrs. Adams
of Stratford vi:ituil at the home of
"Yllr. and ..Mrs. G. Campb€ll.
Miss , lary Snowiian of 'Atte Blue
'Water t i_ hway spent .a week aV'``
Co•Se:rich ;Mummer "n'hool. !
The mran;a friend, of Mr. John r
•acotrhmer :are sorry ,to hear _of his
a-
:ill, but • " i, e-
t.:� lr.ea,cd to 'hear of •b r
turn from-irardon Hospirtti]•
Mr. and •Mrs. Russel .Grainger .of
the Blua 'Water Highway were :reeeft
visitors at ke rolia.
- Pte. Wm. Dencalf of lie R.0:1;,.,
Camp Borden, splint a wek.-end •w$zt
Mr. and Mrs. I;Ir„•old Perb:ate.
the 14th Concession have the deep
sympathy of their many friends in
the loss of their infant :Child_
Mr. and :Mrs. Gus Roach of Lon-
don were Sunday ,guests at the
homeof Mr. and d Mrs. Louis Dur-
and.n
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adams, also
Miss Given De La Flamer of Strat•
ford and Mrs. Bob Douglas of Cap-
uskasing, called in the Misses Gel-
inas recently.
KIP PEN NEWS
Born—On Monday, July '14th to
J.r. and Mrs. Oliver Jalues off hUp
-
pei(
a daughter.
:a'_Iiss Dora Pybus of London spent
,the week -end 'wills her grandmother,
Mrs. H. Ricker.
Mi -is Doris Alexander of London,
spent the .week -end with her parents
Mr. mai Alt's. W. Alexander.
Miss Phyllis Elliott of N:i<te.'h2l] li Mr. and Mrs. C. Balesckn and
nptnding a few weeks with l +r firs- 4augl?ter of .London, and Mr. and
`ler Mrs. Bert Dunn Jr., on the ii; toil- Mrs ,lifzwson Balsden of Detroit,
son line. b.v_;:lzted ;ox. Monday with the former's
:nephew, .1M r. Road Mrs. Wim Homey.
13:x. and Mrs. R. Tor•raa+;e of Por-
ter's Hill visited recently with ;the
halter's 1'tther, lIr. i3. Ivison Wellman of Port Huron, Mich; Mr..
DRYSDALE
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Mr. and :4irs. 1 hc.al?hile Denomme
tare.1 family, also Mr.and Mrs. Claude
Rau and families of Detroit are sp-
-ending a couple of weeks with relat-
ives at,d friends here.
Mastfr Paul Mousseatt, son of Mr
and Mrs. Louis Mousseau of St.
Joachim is spending his holidays with
his aunt and uncle, Mr. ;d. and
Mss B. riVlotis;seau.
Mrs. Louis Montague and baby
spent a few clays with her parents,
- veer gippen recently.
I41r. and Mrs. 'Nelson Duchartne
*riaited i�iith friends in London last
wvtr•k.
Mr. and :141xs. Bart of Stratford,
spent the week -end at the village.
'Mrs, Alex, Me.jdinger air `
Hay Township. Mr. Ricker who
was never married, always had lived
with his mother and had been ailing
for several years with a 'heart' con-
dition Which caused his sudden death.
Deceased wasig
born 'in I rr h •tin u
t, July
1st, 13112 and came to this commun-
ity when just •a child. Ile was: a 'me-
mber of Kipptm United church; and
leaves to 'mourn his loss his mother
and two sisters, Mrs. Norman Pybus
(Maude) of London; and Mrs. 'Gor-
don Pybus '(Eva) of the' Parr line,
Hay. The funeral was held, from his
Cate residence on Thursday after-
noon hno;on ,at 2:30 p.m. conducted
by Rev. A. M. Grant with interment
in Exeter ,ce•metery. The pallbearers
were: Win. Petty, Jas Petty, Win.
Thompson, Wm. Homey, 'Oliver Fee
and Wilfred "Welch). The flower he i,.
rers were: Fred Stevens, Alfred
Ropp, Ivison Torrance, Gordon Tro-;
yer, and .Percy Tebett. Those attend
}rag the funeral from a distance we-
re: Mrs. N. Pybus and family, and
Miss Ellen Pybus of London; Mr.
and Mrs. Alex. Eines; Mr. and Mrs
Buckley; Mrs. Ben Wilson and Miss
Greta Reisberry of Bright; Mrs. .R.
Squires of Lambeth; Mr. Charles
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mi. and Airs. W. Jatluec of neat• 1 and Mrs,. W. Bowden and Mrs. Smith
Elf;rrr me awlMr. W. Frsrgueora midi of Centralia; Mr. and Mrs. R. bdhr
Roy of T;harn•es Road visited on Sun acler of t;landeboyo; Mr. and Mrs.
day with Mr. ;and Mrss Oliver Ja-
clues, .Mis, W. -` I-.,rguson has spent
the past week vith her daughter,
Mr, and Mrs. 0. Jaques.
Mr, and Mrs. Archie P',arsons, Ger-
ald and Harold, visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs. J. Linden of .Denfield.
Little Dorothy Jaques is visiting
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Jaques of l♦ limville.
Late Arthur Ricker
A shadow of gloom was calf over
this COtrrmunity on Tuesday morning
of last week when it was learned of
the sudden passing of one of its well
Dicker
known citizens, Mr, Arthur l,er of`
1,1 511. Pybto of Exeter,
DASHWOOD
Rev. C. Becker and Carl Oestrei-
cher attctrded the Evangelical Young
People's camp at Paris Mast week.
1VIrs. Jane Guenther and daughter
Grace of 'Kitchener spent a few days
with Mr. and Mrs, E. R. Guenther.
Dr. Lorne Tffanan .who was called
home owing to hitt ,fat'her's scrim/sir
nc w5 has returned to wlrc xriipor
.Chcisirtt a
training. . litre a.rt, pleased
g
j
ea
to say that hi father is improving
ylnVvly..
Mr. Fred Hoperoft who eas beer
home for two weeks returned to
Halifax on Monday where he is with
the navy.
Major and. Mrs. Eugene Tieman of
Camp Borden spent the Jacek-end
with his mother, Mrs. Mary Tiernan.
'1Mlessrs. Murray Wolfe and Hero;
Wein of Fort Erie spent the week-
end at their homes here.
Mr:. A. Phillips off Detroit visited
friends here over the week -end,
'. Mr.. Harold Weber of Stratford
spent'the week -end at his hone her(
Miss Ella Martinson of •Ehnira, is
spending a few weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Oestreieher,
Miss Mary Edighoffer of Mitchell.
is spending her vacation with Mist
Shirley Guenther.
Mr. and Mrs, C. Routledge of In-
,;gersoll are visiting with her parent:
Mr. and Mrs. P. Fassold.
Mr..and Mrs. Earl Neeb of Pon
tiac, Mich., spent the week -end with
his' mother, Mrs. Mary Neeb.
iM,rs. R. Thompson of t onuon, sp-
ent a Sew days with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Keys of London
were Sunday visitors with her mother
'Mils.' T. Kraft.
Mrs. Nicholson
of London on and son
Lorne of Detroit, called on Mr. Jonas
H'artleib and Lavada on Monday.
Mrs, Cath. Holden and Ruth of
Hensell were Sunday visitors at the
Hartleib home.
Mrs. Jas. Smith and daughter Shir-
ley of Windsor spent the week -end
with ,her father, Mr. J. Har•tIei'h.
Mr. and Mrs. Borden McArthur of
Thornbury and Mrs. M. P. 'Currie o'
Clarksburg are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. S. Currie.
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"We Recorctend. -- FEED - And SELL the Best" 1
We carry a full fine of Purina Products, such as
Startenat, Chec-R-Tabs, RCkg Chows, Etc., Etc.
Fresh Shipment Every Monday.. Deliveries made
at reasonable distance
ELAM W. SHANTZ - Phone, Zurich 91 r20
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PURINA OIIOWB
Scsve5"me_
phoneY
Work -
SUCH A SHORT 180111—WitIal'Ceits, you:neerl give
only a one -minute to two-nnn.•e: dull', soltg boil for
jam -for jelly only a half -minute rite a minute.
ECONOMICAL, TOO 1-11.a this short L,oil very little
juice can boil awry. Yon average one Iatalf more jani or
jelly from, an equal amount at fruit.
NATURAL TASTE AND COLOUR—Instead of going
off in steam, all the fresh, natural .flavour stays tight in
etre fruit. The colour, top, is never .darkened or spoiled.
NO UNCERTAINTY—There's silo gaesswork with
Certe.Follow exactly the Certo rer reiert'hepnarticular
fruit you are usingand you'll /lave firs, luscious jams
and jellies every time.
E191
Book of 72
Tested Recipes
ruder Label
of Erery
CERTO
Bottle.
FOR QUICK SALE 1 LIVE HOGS WANTED!
A rubber tired
dition. Apply to
Line.
wagon, good coir -1• We wish to advise the public that:
Lennard Ern, Parr we are in a position to handle PIGS
r ready for Market. Give us a cats for
further particulars and prices. --•
Gemmel Trucking at Reasonable.
Rates. 3':hone Day or Night:
THIEL TRANSPORT . 3-1tfc'
E. Thiel, Phone 155. ' C. Thiel Ph.16',1•: '
LOST
Holstein 'heifer 9 months c>'ld. wire
in left ear, off grass• east of Zurich.
finder notify Jack Williams, R- L
3, Dashwood.
WANTED
A limited number of yar-old 'torr-
• key hens and gobblers. Highest cash.
prices paid for same.
Zurich Creamery.
NOTICE
Beginning Saturday, July 2C,th,
Children's haircuts will be Z5ets.•'
No appointments by telephane:_
,—The Zurich Barhart
FOR QUICK SALE
A purebred Ayshire bull calf :Cm
sale. Apply to Alf. Melick,. Zur_it fib
AUCTION SALE
At ZURICH FIRE 'l"ALIT.
On
SATURDAY EVE., JULY ZCnth
At 8.30 •o'clec-k.
Consisting of the old Fire Truck
with Pump.
—Zuriioh Police Trustee Board
ke of Detroit are visiting wir,a Mr
and Mrs. Wm. Davis.
Miss Onieda Restemeyer R.N. who
has been nursing Mr. D. Tieasar ,, re-
turned to London on. Wednesday.
Dashwood Red Cross July ship-,
ment-2 prs. socks, 2 sleeveless swe-i,
aters, 3 scarves, 5 ribbed. helmets, 6
pis. 2 -way mitts, 1 pr. plain auxins,
1 turtle neck sweater, 3 pr. •seaboats.
3 pr. trade •tuckin's, 1 alternative, 5"
caps, 3 bed jackets, 10 men shirts, 5
quilts, refugee clothing, 150 articles.
1VLr. and Mrs. Daniel Weber had the
pleasure of entertaining a goodly
number of the Young Pec•ple of the
WANTED
CASH for. Dead Animals and For.
Horses, Phone Crediton Central, re-
verse charges.—Jack Williams, Dash-
' w000l, R. R.3. P.O. pt4-6-'41
FOR SALE
FARMERS, ATTENTION!
Let us have your order for your
season's supply of binder twine. Good
supply always on .hand.
A full supply of Coal, Cedar Posts,
33. C. Shingles, Concentrates, Stock
atinerals, Salt, Oils and Fertilizers of
ell :brands.
Hensall Co -Operative Co.
EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
C. 13. }leckendorn, Pastor -
Mrs. M.
astarMrs.M. Oesch, Organist
10 a.m.—Worship,
11 win.—Sabbath School.
V-30 p.m.—Worship.
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Ghurddi9
ZURICH — ONT.
.A Changeless Christ far a Chanc-
ing World.
Friday, Ph—Luther League.
Thursday ---Choir Practice.
First Church of the Nazarene, Lon- SUNDAY SERVICES
don, when they held their atutuai 1fl a. m-'D1vine Worship
picnic, Saturday last. The aZternoen
was spent in games followed by a
lovely lunch out on the lawn, Little
Misses Margaret and Elaine S bs e,
of Zurich, helped to serve. They all
enjoyed a treasure hunt which ce'-
e,red the biggest part of tile• hien,. Inn .
the eve'
7
evening • i
all
gathered! ete
d ,around:
bonfire
g noun a
n
and had
a joyous ou
� �ttm��• dY sing-
ing choruses led by Ernie Gillian and •
accompanied. by Mrs. R. Robinson on'
the ,accordion. The testitno.nal part
was led by Bill Griffin, after. 'which
the 'meeting was closed by ,several
brief prayers, and they all' lett ,for
London.
41.15 a.m.--,Sunday School. 's
7.30 p. m.—Divine Worship.
Everyiiody 'Welcome to all Services.
E TUER KH E 1M, Pastor.
HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mettle left
last week for their cottage, at Ron -
dean Park for two weeks' vacation.
Mr. Milton Witzel and daughter Mrs. Mary Poke has returned to
M•rs. Edgar ISpindor of Townsend Toronto after visiting filet/tit here.
Wash,, and iMsses Sarah and Annie` Douglas Sangster returned to his
Siebert of 17r..'aoit I
spent the week- horns: here after spending the Wit.
with Mrs. '
i.,
each w Wt r.
tt,I.
month in wi
atdsar,
Mrs. Fulton and Mr. and Mrs. Jacl .Rev, W...15., and; Mks., Young end
Fulton of '.Toronto and Mrs. O'Rotrr ',wilily are holidaying ilee,r Forest,.
4
Stay
IN WHITE SHOES
We have a Fine Selection to choose
from; zrtaznm .a pair for every
family. All at lowest
member of the:
cash prices:.
EXTRA VALUE
Metes heavy Mennonite Work Shoes
Rg. $3.45 at only $2.98 pair.
Others at -- $2.45 pair.
E. , . DATARS
"T l STORE WITH TEE STOCK