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ZURICH THURSDAY
NING, DECEMBER 29, 938,
. Chester 1,, Srith, Publiehaei
$1,25 a year, U.S. $1.50 in Advantet,
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e extend to all our Readers and Friends Season's Greetings
HAIRDRESSING&
' THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING SALON
SPECIALS FOR SPRING
Let us quote yen on Speciale for
.Spring and Summer Permanents,
-that are pleasing and satisfactory,
..and will give you persomabty Hair-
dressing Salon on rear of store. For
.appointments call us by phone 102
Zurich.
ST. PETEWS
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONT.
•A Changeless Christ for a Chang-
ing WorldL"'
:Friday, 8h Luther League,
Thursday—Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a. m.—German Service.
11.15 a.m.—Sunday School -
7.30 p.m.—English service.
Everybody Welcome to zti Services.
E. TUERKHEIIM1, Pastor.
BETTY ANNE BEAUTY SHOP
We wish to announce to our Clientele that we have added a
new wireless Permanent Waving Machine to our Beauty Shop. With
this most modern and scientific method you have no weight or eseess-
ive heat on your head. You are not connected to the electicity in
any way, and you can have your permanents in from thirty seconds
to three minutes time. We are equipped to give you any permanent
your hair requires. See this machine before getting a new permanent.
Open Evenings. Phone 159 for Appointments.
COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At
REASONABLE PRICES
C. E. Z urbrigg,R.o.
OPTOMETRIST at EXETER
The Newest. Approved Method of
Eyesight Testing Used. Open every
Week Day Except Wednesday.
USED. CARS
TRADE IN
On Dodge 1939 Models
Priced to Sell
1937 GREY. STANDARD COACH, TRUNK.
1938 DODGE;, DELUX SKIVAN, TRUNK..
1935.._FORD VB OOAGI3',. TE. Win RADIO .& HEATER'.,.
1931 FO1RU. 'A., COAGS..$'1'95.00.
192.9. CHEV...SEDAN, ORIGINAL THROUGHOUT
1928 CHER COUPE.
1931 CH,EV . SEDAN.
1935 DODGE COACH, TRUN ., LIKE NEW, Small Mileage..
1936 DODGE COUPE, GUARANTEED MILEAGE 32.50,
'GOVERNORS STILL ON THIS CAR, LIKE NEW.
1929 ESSEX 'n13_i+1N
WARD FRITZ
DODGE .DISTRIBUTOR - ZURICH
WE WISH. .EVERYBODY
A. HAPPY .AND PROSPEROUS
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And 'Take; This•:. Medium in .Greatly "Faking
You far your Kind and Considerate
Patronage in the Past
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Greetings
We wish to greatly thank 'our many
patrons and friends for the business
relations we have enjoyed together.
And feel we cannot let this :oppor-
tunity go by without extending most
hearty
Season's
Greetings!
ZUBICH CREAMERY
CARD OF THANKS
We take this medium of express-
ing out thanks and appreciation to
our neighborsand friends for the
ki'ndess shown in our hour of bereav-
ement, and .also 'those who loaned
their cars at :the funeral.
The Mousseau Family.
THE NOMINATION
Nomination for Reeve and 'dune -
Mors of Hay Township was Held in
the Town Hall, Monday afternoon ac-
cording to statutes and there Was a
goodly number o,f ratepayers pr,,,esent
and the meeting was quite interest-
ing. Those nominated were: _ For
Reeve Geo.. Armstrong, and '_ ax.
Turnbull. For councillors: Wm.
Haugh, Fred Corbett,Simon Ho lean
Roland Geiger, Arthur Weber 1}Tel-
son Stanlake, Fred Haberer an .x
!Turnbull. After the names were read-
oft by the Twp. Clerk, Mr. et. F. Hess
the meeting became organized ' and
Mr. Hess was •appointed chairman,
he called on he old. council in order
to give their reports:
Mr. George Armstrong, reeve, was
the first speaker and he remarked
that he 'wishes to congratulate the
raepayers for the inerest taken, and
then turned to a bit of humor. Mr.
Armstrong then took up the County
Council work and pointed out that by
1940 Huron will be clear of debt and
'houl'lshow a surplus. He stated
that the Administration of Justice is
' costing the County $21,535.15 which
;is far too much, and which will be
'ooked after soon. The total budget
for the year was $227,860.51 and an
•-cimated surplus chows a balance
for the year's work of $6,770.57.
Mr. Armstrong stated that Hay Twp
has no debts,' have their own stone.
crusher, drag lind, power road grad-
er, and all paid. Huron County has
47$ ruiks of Co. Roads, and the past
ETc•:ir hive added the roads from Dry-
sdale, to Kippen aprl the Go 1iep Lin"
With of Zurich to Sarapta which will
be taken o'vn the beginning of the
new year. He took some time in dis-
cussing the equalization, the new air
poet at Goderich, the Co. Home, and
Mother activities.
Roland. C ,i ;er ti..,s the first eeunc-
illor to speak and he went over the
-work on his portion of woak, he also
thought the power grader; was prov-.,
;nl+' a good inyestment. Mr. Fred. J.
Haberer followed, and he thought
that he "c was not mue' to talk about
as all have the statemc:'.t• giving all
the particulars. Wm. Haugh then.
followed and eX:plcssed satisfaction
win, ' e purchase of the grader, .al..
though it was taken out too early
when the roads were soft ,hut be in-
timated it sea; e new maeliine hove,
and we all have to learn. Max Turn-
bull eras the next councillor to speak
and he has :been on the board :for
five years, and gave some humor •af-
ter which he rt.atetl.that the council
is often called n hunch of tight wads
and hey thy to get the .beet value for
the dollars. The newly nominated.
councillors' were all taken by surprise
li it''er of them lower anything
eoneeinhor their nernin. `iC'l�. . .A.s
none of the mew one. q alifiecd, there
will be no election as the council of
1938 were elected by acclantatiort..
In his closing remarks Reeve t,.r'm-
st' ong went into the County refor-
e eta ie O'!1 elan t1tl'l i 1hn.t: 11 •17004 1.e...
"r 11", 111n .0 of 1tied in ore hloclr
In order to get the Goon grant, And
alus irerrPll it "tearer to eat nen ee
Mr. Ed. Brenner of Kitchener is
visiting at his home here.
Mr. Clayton Hoffman of Galt is
spending his holidays at his home here
Mr. and Mrs. Gid. Koehler were
Sunday visitors at Bayfield.
Misses Catherine and Mary Merner
of Elmira are holidaying with their
parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Merner.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Braun and
family of Forest were visitors for a
few days with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. -W.. H. Pfile of Hen-
sall, were Monday vistiors at the
home of Mrs. Lydia Pfvle.
Mr. and Mrs. -E. W. Stoskopf of
Kitchener,. spent Christmas at the
home of the latter's mother, Mrs.
Thomas Johnson.
Me and Mrs. A. E. Hamilton and
Doris of London, are spending the
holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs
John. Galster.
Miss Doreen O'Dwyer who is at-
tending Loretta College, Stratford,is
holidaying with her parents, Dr. and
Mrs. P. J. O'Dwyer.
Mrs. Victoria Denomme who has
been for :some time at the home of
her grandson, Mr. and Mrs. Adron
Denomme of town, has returned to
her home on the Blue Water Highway
near Drysdale.
Christmas visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Siebert were:
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Siebert and daugh-
ters Helen and Verginia of Detroit;
Mr and Mrs. W. J. Major and dau-
ghter Patsy of 'Tor'oiit±o: Mr. .and Mrs
Clar °Hoffman and Bobbie of Galt;
and Miss Nora Siebert, R.N., of Lan-
sing, 1VIiah.
School Meeting
The annual school meeting of Zur-
ich Public School was held on Wen-
nesday morning with a rather small
attendance. The work of the past
year was gone over by the trustees.
.The year started with a balance on
hand of $2880.71 and closed with a
nice 'balance of $3527.81 in the tress
urery, or enough to run the school
for a year without any assistance.
The 'cast of instruction is now down
to• $2433.10, and the cost of school
plant operation was 600.70. Mr.
John Brown who has been on the
board the past six years, to his re-
quest has retired, and in his place Mr
J. W. Merrier was elected for a term
of three years. In order to keep on
teaching the Lower School work it
will he necessary •to equip the now
vacant room with modern t$quiament
for Home Economics and Shop Work
of which cost the Go7erninent will
grant 75 per cent. The board are to
be .commended on the fine condition
of their management.
OBITUARY
Late Alex Mousseau
the anmains of the late Alex Mous-
seau were laid to rest un Friday ef-
ternoon, the funeral bang. privately
held. Interment being made in the
Bronson line cemetery:. The late Mr
Mousseau who was in his 65th year
was'born on the Blue Water Highway
near St. Joseph, and when a year old
his father passed away. The depart-
ed as a little boy was raised in the
Grand Bend district`. and about 43
years ago he was me - rie,l to .Edith
Allan of Grand Bend. They first
settled on 19th con. Stephen, then i
mooed to Posanquet Twp., ance later j
to Bronson line Hay Twp., where 'rney t
resided till 19' years ago when they{
moved to Zurich. Mr. Mousseau
was a ve. y fine type of citizen, el'-
vlairs el:o • 'ttui and b„ l„ful vdiel'evti1'
he could, he was a member of the Vil'-
lage Trustee Board for several years
and had the work rt het„t. Ile will
indeed be gretly missed by hie num-
erous friends. He enjoyed lire and
n,.ieva'ci meeting poorly. Surviving
is his bereaved compapdon, one dau-
ghter, Mrs. Melvin Smith of the home
farm, Bronson line, Hay; two sons,
Hesbeet at Zurich and Elrar et Kip -
pen. A half-brother Mr. Max. Des -
at Gran] 1',''i , ao:! we half-
sisters. Rev, C. T. Hecken.dorn oa
N:;ah olicnl ch'lreh oi'`'l ” I ac•.
the funeral. The Herald joins ibi the
duces to 200 acres in each Township many fri.oisis in extending syrrllar'th .
We Heartily Thank Our
Many Customers and Friends
for the Support Accorded us
the past Year, and Wish one
and all a Most Happy and
Prosperous
New Year
A G. HESS
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
PHONE YOUR 0
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WISHING ALL OUR CUS-
TOMERS AND FRIENDS:
A MOST PROSPEROUS"
w Year
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest Cash Prices paid for
.Eggs on a graded basis.
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THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT
CHRISTMAS
THAT'S SURELY MIGHTY FINE.
THERE'S SOMETHING IN THE
SEASON
THAT IS SACRED AND SUBLIME:
THERE'S SOMETHING IN ITS
SPIRIT
IT'S PEACE, GOOD WILL, AND
CHEER,
THAT PROMPTS THIS HEARTY
WISH;
"MERY CHRISTMAS—
GLAD NEW YEAR!"
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We Thank our Many Customers and Fiends for
their Patronage. during the past Yea-, and we hope
for an increase of same during the corning year.
Wishing one and all a
MERRY CHRISTMAS
.. And a Happy and Prosperous
NEW YEAR ..
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