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Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONT.
Rev. E. W. Heixnrich, Pastor
10 a.m.—Divine Services.
1.15 a.m.—Sunday School.
7.30 Divine Worship.
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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 4 19 45
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During the past years of Shortages ot 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 coming to a close,
we wish to thank our Customers and Friends
and wisb you one and all
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
Ancl a Happy and Prosperous
NEW YEAR!
Friends 'fealty
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. Harry McAdams has returned
home from the .Seaferth Hospital,
where he underwent an operation.
And wishes to thank all those who
sent cards and fruits while in the
Hospital and at Horne.
Harry McAdams
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to take this medium of
greatly thanking all the Electors of
Hay Township for electing me on
Monday as -their Reeve for 1945. I
Onll endeavor to serve them to the
very best of my ability.
William H. Haugh.
How To Get People To Church
(Kincardine News)
The bell in the Anglican church
at Lion's Head will again be used for
the purpose for which it was install-
ed. Lately it has been used as a fire
bell and when the rector rang it for
a charch 'service citizens assembled
quickly, believing there was a fire in
the village.
1945 CAR LICENSE PLATES
Toronto — Ontario's 1945 motor
vehicle license plates will not go on
sale until between January 10 and
Ian. 15th. due to manufacturing de-
lays, Geo. H. Doucett, minister of
highways said. It was originally plan.-
ned to start sale of plates on jan. 2.
Ab out 680,000 plates ---blue with
white figures—are .being manufact-
ured under an easing of steel restric-
tions by. the Federal steel controller.
For 1945 cars- will carry one new
plate on the rear and the present
11043 plates and 1944 windshield stic-
kers will be abandoned.
C. P. S. SCT -1001.. REPOT
The following is the report of the
results of the Fifth ICIass Christmas
Examinations in Zurich Public Scheel
Grade X --e- Passed in niiee:..stebjects.:
Leo • ,Dacharnie. Passed in 'siX sub-
jects, Maurice O'Dwyer, Laird
Schi1Jbe.
Grade IX — Passed in 11 subjects,
Anita . Datars, William •0"Baien.'.
Passed in 10 subjects, Jaces Fuss.,
Campbell Krueger, •Ruth Krueger.
Paesed in 9 subjects, Marjorie Hoff-
man,. Passed in 8 subjects, Doreen
Hoffman, Joan Merner, Leo Smith..
Passed in 5 subjects, Pauline Hess,
Earl Schilbe. Passed in 4 subjects,
Doreen Sebilbe.
THE ELECTION
The Election for Reeve ror Hay
Township on Monday was a rather
quiet event. In fact, owing to the
severe' storms, the bad and cold wea-
ther, and the holiday, in the forenoon
it looked as though there would not
be any voters out at all, but in the
afternoon, the turnout was not too
bad coneidering the travelling con-
ditions. As will be noticed it was
a very close contest and had the
travelling been permissible, we still
maintain that it would have been a
close affair, as both men were very
popelar, and the votes were split a-
bout as well as could be expected.
However, Mr. Haugh who has been
eleven years as councilman, will now
houlder the big responsibility of be-
ing reeve, and we wish him every
success. Following is the results as
the votes were cast:
Poll No, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Geiger 21 27 97 71 29 22 11 16
Haugh 24 10 45 72 39 10,1 10 120
Totals—Geiger 294. Haugh 321.
Majority for Haugh -27.
OBITUARY
Bayfield Doctor Passes
• Mr. David Volume, who came to
Hayfield four years ago from South-
empton to practice medicine, died on
the evening of December 29th in his
7.1th pelr after an extended illness.
He •.-nte born in Kineestore and gradu-
ated in theology at t'Queen's Univer-
later !,eleg engaged in Inission-
ary work in 'Western Canada. He
:elated medicine at the University of
1:11avitolne and upon graduation as a
, I ees" e• al -1' e en:lee-iced medicine in.
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t...e.11 the Weet Indies arta re -
til to Caeada opened a practice
. I 'e 7....fineeent. He served oveeseae
1 in the Caeadian Medical Corpse for
tl.!e.... y nr; in the First Great War:
4 ITe 11 survived bv his wife formerly
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Mr. and Mrs. 'Orville Witmer and
Mr. and Msrs. Albert Deichert motor-
ed to London one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Thiel, were
visitors at the home of the latter's
parents at Teeswater during the holi-
day rel
Miss Martha Heideman of Hensall
is spending some time at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Heide-
man.
Master Donald Weber of Hensall,
spent his holidays at the home of his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Weber.
Miss Shirley Krueger of London,
spent a few days holidaying at the
home of her mother, 14th con., over
Christmas week.
Miss Patricia O'Dwyer who is a stu-
dent at Brecia Hall, London, is holi-
daying at the home of her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. P. J. ODwyer.
Rev. and MINS. Lloyd Kallbileisch
and family of Elrnira and Mr. R. J.
Kalbfieiech of Detroit spent Christ-
mas holidays with relatives m Zarioh
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kuntz and
Mr. Harry Rose and son Kenneth of
Windsor visited at the home of the
mother and wife over Christmas noli-
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Bowden and. childeof
Brantford have returned home after
pending Christmas at the home of
Mrs. E. TurItheim and 'Min and Mrs.
Ed. Gascho.
airs. Alibert Deichert who is a
patient 'at London Hospital, spent
few days with. her husbanda,nd iittie
son in town over the holidays. We
are pleased to report that Mrs. Deich-
ert is progressing very favourably.
Purchase Transport Business
The Thiel Brothers, Transport,
have ,purChased the, Trucks and bus-
iness of the Willard Transport of
Hensall and will be in a position to
bring up more pick up articles £rorn
the Toronto distant. This is a great
convenience to Zurich and commun-
ity.
RABBIT HUNTER BLAMED
Dashwood — A hunter returning
from a jack rabbit drive was blamed
for a disruption in telephone 'service
at Dashwood on New Years Day.
Service was out, officials said, by a
shot from a shotgun piercing the
Main cable feeding the Dashwood
ex-
change, which is operated by the Hay
Municipal Telephone System. The
cable is a 200 -pair one serving be-
tween 50 and 100 circuits, located at
the main intersection of Dashwood,
about 100 feet from the phone -office.
However, the efficient lineman, Mr.
T. H. Hoffman soon had the necess-
ary repairs made regardless of . the
-bad weather conditions.
HYMENEAL .
The home of Mae and Mrs. William
R. Dougall, Heneall, Thursday, Dec-
ember 28th at 3 p.m., was the scene
of a charming wedding, when their
daughter, Dorothy Ann, became the
bride of LAC Douglas L. Hughson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hughson,
Alliston, Ont, Rev. R. A. Brook,
minister of the United church, Hen-
sel], performed the ceremony. They
were unattended. The bridal music
was played by Mrs. M. R. Rennie, and
the .soloist was Mr. M. 14. Rennie, of
Seaferth, aunt and uncle of the bride
•For her wedding the attractive young
bride chose a floor -length gown of
slipper white satin, short train, shir-
red bodice with tulle veil, and her
Iridal boupuet were American bea-
uty roses, and she -wore a Lady Bul-
ova watch, gift of the groom. Later
followinea reception at the home of
the bride's patellas, LAC Hatelesoe •
and Mrs. Hughson left for a weddingl
trip to Toronto, and pointsnorth, the
bride travelling in a Kentucky sand I
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The funeral took! 'n'A.Te al' CPS with meie-hing het end
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to Knox Presbyterian church Over 11(.1. dress ehe wore a powderi
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