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Evangelical Lutheran Church
zuRteli --- ONT.
Rev. E. W. Fleinarich, Pastor
/0 a.m.-Divine Service&•
11,15 a.m.-Sunday School.
1,30 Divine Worship.
Everybody Welcome to all Services
EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
C. B. Heckendorn, Pastor
Mrs. M. °such, Organist
STJNDAY SEetVICES
10 a.m.-Divine Worship.
'11 a.m. Church School
7.30 p.m. -Divine Services.
Betty Anne Beauty Shop
THE HOME OF THE BETTER OIL
PERMANENTS
he Better Oil Permanents applied
-with the very latest of methods and
Equipment.
And besides all this is our years of
Experience in all Hair Dressing.
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Phone 68 four your Appointments.
MRS. EDW. GASCHO, Zurich
ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY iviorONG, JULY 12 1945
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DANCING EVERY NIGHT
STAN. PATTON'S
Sensational.. All Sax. Orchestra
With lovely Yvonne Lee, Vocalist
CONCERT AND SHOW
BY
Stan Patton and His Orehestra
SUNDAY, JULY 15th, 9 p.rn.
FEATURING: -Jack Dann, Electric Guitaiist, Don Frazer,
Vocalist; "The Vibratones' Quartette"; Rudy Toth, Piano and
Vibraphone; Jerry Toth, Sax Soloist; Presenting many of
Stan. Patton's own arrangements of Classival and 1VIodern
Tunes and many Novelties.
SILVER COLLECTION
ALL 'PROCEEDS WILL BE GIVEN II0e.WARTIME BOARD
TO HELP THE RETURNED MEN.
YOU WILL HELP - WON'T YOU?
HAY COUNCIL
The Council of the Township of
Hay met in the Council' Chambers on
Tuesday July 3rd, 1945. After .the
reading of the 'minutes of the previ-
ous meeting andspecial meetings
the following motions were passed:
Correspondence; C.N.R. re • snow
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so; Have your Eyes Examined with
the Latest Methods and Equipment at
A. L COLE, R. O.
OPTOMETRIST 61, OPTICIAN
GO/EMRICH - ONT.
Good Glasses. at Re-tame:hie Prices
COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At
REASONABLE PRICES.
C- E. Zurbrigg, R.O.
CPTOMETRIST at EXETER
fee Newest Approved Method of
Eyesight Testing Used. Open every
Week Day Except Wednesday.
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Private Car Ambulance Service for the Conveyance
of Sick and Injured. Licensed Embalmer and +
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When you are 'looking for good things to eat be
sure and visit our Store, as Ine always maintain to
have a good stock of Fresh Groceries always on
hand, although some lines are at times hard to get,
yet we do our het to purchase our supplies
the leading supply houses... Oranges, Lemons, and
Grape Fruits 'in scrawl; Canned Goods, a.nd r3en:,,r
other lines we offer at very moderate prices...
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Chester L. Smith, Publishno
$1.50 a Year in Advancers
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fences; T. R. Patterson, re Alexand-
er Drain.; Tom Laing re: report 01
In spection of the Wildfong Drain,
Eacrett Drain, Aldworth Drain and
McDonald Drain. •
, couple weeks with her aunt in Wind -
That the petition for drainage seree,,
work as handed in by William' For- e'r
lIeisses Frances and Ethel Fowlie
rest, Willie:in Alexander, Mrs. Alice of :13ayfi.eld, Mr. Laurie Fowiie of
S. Troyer be accepted and T. R. Lorid6h, were visitors at the- home of
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Miss Elaine Geiger is spending her
holidays with relatives at Toronto.
Mrs. J. W. Horner is *ending
some' time with her children at
Varna.
•Mr- and Mrs. Gordon Rau of De-
troit were visitors with the former's
mother; Mrs. S. P. -Rau -the, past week
• Miss Goldie Reith -of Ingersoll was
a visitor for a week at the home of
Mr, ,a,nd Mrs.. Ed. Gascho.
• Master Donnie Weber of London,
is ependirlg his holidays at the home
of his grandparents, •Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Weber.
Mr. Victor Diunin is at present
• taking a special summer course in
manual training at Hamilton Technic
al School.
. Mr, Victor Edighoifee of Montreal
is spending Some time at the home of
• his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Edigh-
offer.
- Mrs. IYIary Stephan of the • Pa..re
line, and who has been laid up, is at
present staying with her daughter,
MIand Mrs. Len Wagner.
elVliss Cecelia Hartman of the Gos-
hen ,line south is spending the next
Patterson Engineer be appointed to
survey 'the area and present a report
to the Hay .Couneil as soon as poss-
ible.
theik sister, Mr. and. Mrs. Gideon
Kochier.
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.1Vtit and Mrs. Clarence Farwell of
That consent be granted to the Tote to are spending .a two week's
Canadian National Railway to replaceevaCaepeeet-irlee-leenee„-es.see----esa-
-We-:h. and Mrs. George Fax -
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gascho and
'family 1eft Saturday. evening for
Toronto' where they joined friends
to motor to Lake Akmrc in, the
Bulks Fall district where they in-
tend to haVe a very pleasant holiday
for a few weeks.
Local Red Cross
the present:Station at Ithenext;i:.Dei..,,
,--eereia,eneeirseariTiEgiecr rreigat and
waiting room 9'4"x18', as outlined
in request. •
. That the Reeve be given authority
ta sell the present Hay Township
crusher for the offer given by the
Dominion Road Machinery Co.
That pernission be secured from
the Ontario Municipal Board for the
selling of Debentures for the Hay
Municipal Telephone System, to be
used for Switchboard, cable and line
extension.
That the half interest in the Und-
erwood Typewriter No. 6 Serial No.
4117644-12 be and is hereby re-
leased by the Township of Hay to
Mr. A. F. Hess.
That H. G. Hess proceed with the
Ted Laporte telephone problem as
set forth in the letter . dated May,
1945,
That by-leav to authorize the bor-
rowing of $15,000.00 from the Bank
of Montreal be read a third tune.
That the various accounts be paid
as per voucher; as follows:
Hay Twp. Roads - Horace Pfaff
$5.40; .H. Bassow 1.80; H. McAdame
2.90; Percy Campbell 5.08; Arnold
Campbell 3.60; .Bruce Koehler 13.30;
Jack Corbett $6; Robert Adams 8.10;
William Parke 8.12; James Masse
100.80, do 39.15; Simon Hoffman
5.40; Arnold Merner 7.60; Wm. Wat-
son 12.05; Henry Brown 4.50; •Ed.
Erb 5.85; Art Weber $7; Alf Reich-
ert 6.75; V.. L. Becker 4.10; Robert
Tinney $3; Gordon thermos 9.00;
A. Meidinger 3.60; Lloyd Campbell
16.95; Alphonse Masse 42.30; Ed-
mund Becker $126; Garnet Ware
10.50; Charles Becker 2.50; Stewart
Blackwell 3.60; Louis Masse $96;
J. M. Ziler 5.85; Frank Denomme
5.40; Ed. Turnbull .90; reter Dei -
chert 2.70; Ed. Kalbtleisch 5.40;
Passniores Garage 279.40; a. F.
Hess 5.82; Klopp's Garage 36.03;
Merino Rose 43.19; Wm, P. Jenni4ort
2500.00; Heney Lawrence $64,
Loaal shipments to the lieu Cross
Headquqrters by the Zurich Society
were •as follows:. 20 boys sleepers,
1.12 girls blouses, 7 infants gauze di-
apers. The Society also gratefully
acknowledges the following donations
Women's Institute 1 quilt; Ladies of
St. Boniface church 1 quilt; U. S.S.
No. 1 Stanley and Hay 1 quilt top;
Mrs, T. L. Williams. 1 quilt; Mrs. A.
Mellott 1 quilt; Zurich School Room
No. 2, 1 quilt top. The Committees
are very gratefull to these parties
in doing their part in making this
sucirea success.
OBITUARY
REV. DR. EHNES PASSES
Dr. Morris •Wellington Ehnes, 72,
of Park .Avenue; Leonia, N. Y., for
many years an. ()facial • of the Method:
ist Church in, New York City offices
and prominent in the Foreign Mission
fields, died atEngiewood Hospital on
Tuesday last following an operation.
Pneumonia,. caused complications. The
funeral washeId: f,rom the Leona Me-
thodist church with interment at
Brookside-. eesotetery. Dr, Ehnes was
born in Dashwood, Ont., March 3,
1873. He•Ventto the U. S. in 1891
and was graduated from Ohio Wes-
t eyan University in 1898 with an
A. 13. degre.e. He did special work in.
the college for two years receiving
his D. D. degree in 1923. He was
married to Miss Belle Gates at Pains-
villee, 0., 47- yeers ago. They moved
to Leona in 1008 and have since re,.
sided there but for a few years. Dr-
Ehnes was a missionary to Rhodesia.
Relief - John uplat $rear several years after leaving coil -
5; Morrie
Denornme $25. ege, later he served as general sec -
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retary of the college Y.M.C.A. at Del -
General - Thos. Laing $1.7e 00 ; .-
eware 0., he W tA4„.L1180 clitor of the
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'elineton Sr, Nallifieisch 3.08; 111iiton
ieitz 7,10; -Bank of Ala -areal $25;
(.'-',estetner Co. $i3;Lawrence
.,e; Roe -elerner $1.4.
l'eleelawne Stetiee .--- it, te.
335.65; Bell Telo, Co.252 88; Recei-
Mre. Margaret Cenner and,
.erleTe";‘,1.1.ee,.10(:(2;g38e'irl; en.t°;.;(1;1,11011,.„1:1,. fee, Ilelon (4rammerst orf, both of !
and Mrs. E:il.:abotli Welsh of
ib them Electric. Co. 2.12.01. •
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A G. HESS
• Jeweler and Registered
• Optician.
For positive identification oi
the World's Finest Anthracite
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BLUE COAL
Miller Creek Coal.
Roe. Farms Milling Co.
Vitimized Feeds
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50 FOLDING LAWN CHAIRS.
We have recently received a Carload of Masonite.
Let Us Supply Your Needs!
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• Phone 69
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Pig Starter and Concentrates
The Chick Season is just around the contler. Start
.your Chicks right with Pioneer Chick Starter,
In spite of the difficulties in securing tbern, we have
the following Items to offer:
Cod Liver Oil, one Meal, Minnral Siann,.ment,
Oyster Shell, Hen and Chick Grit, Etc.
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