HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1937-07-15, Page 1Vol. XXXVILE,No.
URICH. THURSDAY MOHNIN , JULY 151937.
Chester L. Smith, 1?`ubI
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Let the Herald Publish your Summer Visits and Visitors
ST. PETER'
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICU—• ONT.
PAChangeless Christ for. as Chang-
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ing WorbiL" ..
Friday, 8h—Luther League.
Thursday—Choir Practice.
SUNDAY .. SERVICES:.
10 a. m. ---German
11.15 a.m.=Sundag Schaal.
T.30 p.m.—Engliali service
Everybody Welcome to srLE Services.
'E. TUERKHEitI Pastor.
Do You Need Glasses
New Tourist Kitchen
Among the improvements at the
Goderich h4ebor is the freight sheds
have been Minted,• also the pavili3on
a Eanbor Park„ and that a, new
$1,500 fully equipped kitchen at the
tourist •camp had been completed and
placed in commission,.
T rlivAgainst, Beer
Up at ,Goderich three more United.
churches, forwarded resolutions. ask-
ing Town Council, to do all in its
power to close beverage rooms in
that •town. They were added to a
sheaf of similar resolutions laid on
the table, pending action on the mo-
vement to take a local option pleb-
iscite. The special committee, to
whom this matter was referred three
'weeks ago, did not report.
Motorists are Warned
The Ontario Dpt. of
Highways
Wes-
tern
e s
has ordered special
tern Ontario pavements in an effort
to minimize the danger of disaster
from explosions of concrete resulting
from the heat wave. Road foremen
have been instructed. to barricade and
otherwise protect any heaving or
cracking whip► may occurr. i1?eole
are warned against excessive fast
driving, as -under the heat conditions
'here ss rue telling when the pavement
'night blow up. While there has not
been any case of the black asphalt
pavement blowing up, yet there is a
Stop Think how i apai-4ant it
that you wear correct glheeez-=-eor-
reetly prescribed for your vision.
Correctly styled to your ire- Your
health may largely depend: on 'keen
vision.
See C. E. ZURBRMG G,. R. G.
At HESS JEWEiiY STORE
Every Tuesday' at ZURICH
and
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At Dashwood, Saturda'y'. at Mites 1 passibility, in the extreme heat.
Store:
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T4 CKEL'S
HAIRDRESSING,
THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING PARLOR
Mrs. Fred Thiel wishes to ielvise
the public that the is•now open for
business. Permanents and Finger -
waving a specialty. All pernemeuts
guaranteed. Parlor located in rear
of shop. ' For appointments tali or
phone 102 Zurich.
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory, of Ml attd Mrs,.
Ivioses Geiger:
So Thy noble. spirit flowered,
While the tide, of life ebbed fast,
Radiant through pain and weakness.
Lovely to the last.
Even remembered by Cliildeen.
STEPHEN COUNCIL
Messrs. Ross Johnston and Len
Prang were to Toronto on business.
Mr. Herbert Pfile of Grand Bend,
was in town on Saturday.
Mrs. Em. Voila -ad of Goderich, is
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Wm.
,Miller.
Misses Shirley and Hazel O'Neil of
Hamilton spent the week -end with
Miss .Vera Decker.
Messrs. Milton Oesch nand Dennis
Denomrne motored to London on
"1londay.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Stoskopf + of
Kitchener, spent a few days at the
home of Mrs. Thomas Johnson.
Mr, Austin Baker and Miss Beat -
The Council of the Towns11ip of rice Manson spent the week -end
Stephen met in the Town Iiav, Cre- with friends in Kitchener.
diton, on Monday, the 5th :day. of ]Ir. and Mrs: Lloyd O'Neil. of Hain-
ilton and Mrs. Earnest Rader of
Dashwood spent Sunday at the home
of Mrs. C. Decker.
July 1937 at 1 p.m.' All members
were present. The minutes of the
previour regular meeting held on
May 2Gbh and the special' itieetinge
held on June 15th were read $ nd ad-
d
epic .
The .following correspondence was
read and disposed of: er` .
1. Notice from the Couehti Clrk
stating the- amount to be rii d' this
year in the Tp. of Stephen $14,- family had a most pleasant outing up
417.20 which figures out at' Aimee of
the Bruce Peninsula` to'Tobermory.
the Dollar•t o pared
'4•• with a rate last year of
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Klopp and
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Klopp of Strat—
ford visited with. relatives in town on
Sunday.
Mrs. (Dr.) H. H. Cowen of Exeter
was in town on Tuesday. The Cowen
Spectacle
repairing
BROKEN LENSES DUPLI-
CATED
Specialist Prescriptions Filled
Can fit you with the most up -
to -Date in Spectacles at a right
Price
48 Hour Service
Hess, The Jeweller
Phone 74
Zurich
WARNIN
'blue co
Put Your COAL in now
the low price. A sharp a
vance may be expected sae
Tile and. Brick
W. R. DAVIDSON
We pay Cash for Eggs
Phone 10
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ills, Rev. C. C. Maas of Detroit was a 4
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2. Letter fx oxn Isiah .Tet of u t A o {
':Spin his ofFice,as Road fix' an of He also took charge of the morning j 1 �✓i �j 0
g � : service in St. 1'etetr's Lutheran \ ( , ? t ]q aJ
t •• road 14, Mott. , F the reS;10's tion
church
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-F• ilrted, ltoa l' 'oxx iiaYr bt":ilii' rh, 'Ai'. and i<fxs, Lours Iifatzgfitrs x"rs,�
lesson.
4. on motion: • Racine, Wisconsin, and Mr. and Mrs
4" CHOICE - VARIETY OF CAICE, PIES, AND A.
3 3. Letter '
Minister Unemployeinent •Rene of the Br
��T GOODS. � p letoti. .
+ All' Ingredients.. used are '®f :lie „Highest Quality + clerk
ALL CONFECTIONS — ICE CREAM 4.
Froin Assistant Deputy
(dn1. Sweitzer of Shipka visited at.
rot 4•
1. their aunt, Mrs. Bassow and family
onson
•inch as to case of W $ p
� •r . -.was i
Our Store, will be closed each Wednesday Evening
Eckers Bakery Zurich
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ns tructed to wrote, Mr. The Rennie Sisters' yuartette spent
Mountain,.:;Reliefs Inspector _for: :at a short • tome together on Saturday'
explanation as.to the contents. of the! July 3rd, when Mrs. Helen Southcott
letter. I of Venice, California. Mrs. S. R..
4. Letter . from ' the Corporation Knechtel and Miss Elizabeth Rennie
of Exeter asking for donation to -
of Kitchener, called at the home of
� Mrs. Lydia Geiger.
wards expense incurred in the Cor-
T•lep. one 100 t enation Celebration. Agrant of $10 Mr, Henry Krueger has sold his
was ordered. Letter from said Cor- fine -100 -acre farm, being Lot 16,Con.
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potation asking payment of $20 for
WE. CELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for `1 bu isclay, Friday anal Saturday
Libby'•'. Pork and Bead's 23 -oz.,, 3 tins ... _.._ ,.-5c
each ,.-..... 20c
4xydol Targe; >z,
. 2 <r`B�;es ..._. ........,.. 15c
Life Buoy Soap ....,_.,....._ .
Maple Leaf Pease 2 tins • .._.. _ .21c
Corn„ 2 tins.a.....,......,.... ...... 21 c
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Pearl Soap,. far cakes for .__,._....... ................-.._..._.25c
Royal York Coffees, 1-:1b. tin 39c
Mannings Coca ]n:ot icticilties;;, cellophane,, pkg. 14c
Peanut Butter; 32✓oz.lar ....... - 35c
Certo jellies all .Fruit:, per. bottle ..._ ..... 27c
Koval: J Telly'Molexper alio., .------......._,14c
Corn Flakes' 3 pkgs.. ..------_— .. 25c
Childrerx s 1e. boas ., , 19, and 25c, pair
Ladies'. Ise. eas ,- _.,, .._.,»t .» _._.-..._.. —89c
Highest
cea4tr Warn 1148
14, Township• of Hay, to Mr. Maurice
grave and lot used for the burial of Durand of near .Drysdale, who gets
the late 'Mss. Kettleburgc-. also: act. possession on Mardi 1, 1935. Mr. and
from R. N. Rowe, undertaker asking Mrs. Krueger intend to move. to Dash
$20 for his services as undertaken, wood next spring when they leave
Council decided to take no action the farm.
because the Reeve hadn't. bien noti-
fied of the death and he was there-
for unable to make any arrangem-
ents.
Motion, that the Tax Rate for year when the old rivals, Crediton,
General Purposes of the Muiticipalityl w .,,i Was over and gave a tine exhi-
for the year 1937 be fixed at 2 :mills + bition of ball. The game throughout
on the Dollar, of which only one mill was played very tight and: the pit-
-will appear on the tax roll. The other chers had good support. The final
one mill having been taken into con- result being Zurich 4, Crediton 1.
sir'eint:'on by reason of the Govern- Restemeyer hitched a good ganw for
=eat Subsidy. That the grant to Crediton, while Heideman for Zurich
Police Villages this year will be one pitched master ball.
mill on the rateable property, of each
A Baseball Treat
Police Village to be paid out of the
(General Funds of the Treasury.
Road accounts amounting to $555,
were passed and the following orders
:.11.. K. Eilber, part Salary as Clerk
and rfrea.surer $125.00; Fred Kerr,
plan 1.80; Can. Plank of Coinmcrce,
cashing road cheques 1.t); H. C.
B if killed by dogs $18 • W
Zurich Wins Another
Last Friday evening was witnessed
the hest plr ved ball .game seen this
The Zurich Baseball Club is pres-
enting the fans of this district with
something unique in the way of base-
ball. Next Wednesday, ;July 21st a
team of professional hockey players
will be in Zurich to play baseball
with the Flying Dutchmen of Zurich.
Beaver, ca , George Hainsworth, one of the great -
I leiestiver, livestock valoatoe .1.50.; 1 est goal tenders of all time is in
Cbas. Zwicker, groceries for Wag- charge of the team which has on its
horn $8; Corp of the Vi]]age of Ex -]:roster such stars of the ice game as
eter, Twp, expense re Coronation! Bobby Bauer, Porky Dumart and
They program $10. • • !Milt Schmidt of the Boston Bruins;
+ Howard Mackie of the Detroit Red
The Council adjourned to meet Wings, Red Keating of the Provid-
a:gairs in thte Town Hall, Crediton, encs Rede, and Dick Berhling Jean
on :Tuesday, the 3rd day of August Bauer gird Victor Lang of Kitchener.
l f1:37, at 7 p.m. i It is also expected that Ott Hiller of
Herbert K. Silber, Twp. Clerk. the New York Rangers, Joft're Deeilits
I of the Montreal Canadians; Swede
. _ »_.._._� .._.__-....... �..:: McCully of the Boston Cubs; Marty
Burke of the Chicago1ilaci:• Hawks,
Fal'Yrlers Attention! and possibly Babe Siebert of the Mon
i':•eal Canadians will also be in the
Vqe have been appointed selling line-up of rite pros.
%•gents for the celebrated Viking ii,,re i a game: you cannot afford
, thabole Cream Separator, the sepal.- to ,piss. 1.1rr c' you V+iill SVC' Forte of t
dor with a ten year guarantee. Let your favourite stars in action which
as demonstrate this machine to you treat. I3e :;ire and
and compare it with all others: And c inc out and cheer for yore favorit-!
don't forget, the best feature is the I es as this' will probably be the only
i unusual easy terms. Liberal allowance time you will be able to see such a r
or trace -ins,
i a•rstip of big teamhocked° stars in
C„ (Y..)fi. iAG. & SON,
tf44 action.
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tarns and Curtain Goods, Etc.
1937 Garden Seeds, Root Seeds, Pai ts,,,
Varnishes, Floor. Wax, -and Polishes Varna..-
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HARNESS REPAIRS, ETC.'
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