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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNINt, FEBRUARY 14 ( 9 46
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SUNDAY SERVICES
10 a.m.-Divine Worship.
11 aan.-Church School.
7.30 p.m. -Divine Service.
You are Welcome at all Services
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10 a.m.-Divine Services.
11.15 a.m. -Sunday School.
7.30 p.m. -Divine Worship.
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GIRLS, YOUR CHANCES TO
MARRY ARE DWINDLING
A man is a marital prize in these
days of surplus women.. As if GIs
taking foreign wives isn't bad en-
ough, unmarried girls find their men
grabbed off by divorcees. Genev-
ieve Parkhurst, in The American
Weekly, with this Sunday's (Feb. 17)
issue of .Detroit Sunday Times, tells
what it takes 'to win a hnhsbaritlah•Get
Sunday's Detroit 'Times.
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Farm Forum
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Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Battler op-
ened their home to the Babylon line
Farm Forum for their regular Mon-
day evening meeting. 'rhe Costly
Trip from Producer to Consumer,'
was the topic studied. Methods of
reducing the cost of this trip which
is of interest to both rural and urban
f residents were discussed. Our social
hour consisted of progressive games,
a sing song and a delicious lunch in -
eluding homemade Mr.
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When you are looking for good things to eat be
sure and visit our Store, as we 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 best to purchase our supplies from
the leachng supply houses... Oranges, Lemons, and
Grape Fruits in season; Canned Goods, and many
other lines we offer at very moderate prices...
Visit Our Store and Be Convinced
Men Oesch - Zurich
PRODUCE WANTED, Phone 65
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and Mrs. Arnold Merner invited the
Forum to their home for the next
meeting.
Unique Farrn Forum
Thirty members of the Unique
Farm Forum met at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Maurice Durand and they
agreed that the "Costly trip from the
Producer to the Consumer" could be
avoided by co-operative marketing.
Although they did not think this
could be done on a 100% scale. They
thought if given a try would prove
itself profitable. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Blake Horner with Wm. H.
Edighoffer as convenor.
HAY COUNCIL
The Annual Meeting of the Hay
Municipal Telephone System was
held in the Hay Toiernship ,Council
Chamber on Monday, February 4th,
at 1.30 p.m. Mr. William Haugh ac-
ted as chairman. The Auditors' Re-
port for 1945 was read to those pre-
sent. Mr. T. H. Hoffman gave an ac-
count of the year's activities in his
area while Mr. H. G. Hess who was
unable to attend presented a paper
which was read by the Secretary.
Dthe ear a 12,000 foot cable
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was installed west of Dashwood, and
a nenw switchboard ordered for Zur-
ich Central. The guest speaker was
Mr. James Vance of Woodstock, Ont.
He described conditions that existed
in Princeton and Innerkip System of
which he is Secertary. These systems
are on thelines of ours.
The meeting was then adjourned
and the Hay Township Council be-
gan its regular Township meeting.
The following .correspondence Was
presented: W. F. Hamlyn, re Teleph-
one pole prices; Dpt. of Lands and
Forests 3 re the planting of trees for
windbreaker,. Out, Hydro Imes ciOs
sing telephone lines; GeOh .Feagen,
Plowing Match; Canadian Ind. Tel.
Assn; Assn. Rural Municipalities; Dp
Re -construction and _supply; Good
Roads.
The following motions were passed
That a grant of $100.00 , be given
to the Huron County Plowing Assoc-
aar-ae.
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THE CARNIVAL
The second annual Carnival and
ale first one on the new rink of t he
Zurich Lions Club was held last Fri-
day evening with a large attendance,
the affair in general was one of the
best ever, and the local Club is very..
thankful for the public in general
for the nice support given both m
attendance and participation in the
various conterst which were in many
cases hard to decide on the winners.
Following is a list of those who
won the prizes: Girls under 6,
Sheila Willert; Boys under 6, Pat
O'Brien, Don Gascho; Girls over 6
to 12 7fancy dress, Betty Gascho,
Katherine Kalbfleisch; boys over six
to 12, fancy dress, H. Clausius, D.
O'Brien; Girls over 6 to 12 comic,
B. Gascho, June Willert; Boys 6 to
12, conic, J. Haberer, W. Yungblut;
Girls over 112 to 16, fancy dress,
Shirley Smith - B. Geiser, 2nd Kath-
leen Hess; Boys 12 to 16 fancy, Bill
O'Brien; Girls over 12 to 16 comic,
Anita Datars, J. Mousseau M. Huff-
man P. Hess; Ladies over 10 fancy,
Mra. D. Geiger; gents over 16 fancy
A. Gelless; ladies over 16 comic,Mrs
Hale* Geiger; gents over 16 comic,
E. J. Deters; Best National Costume
Ronald Heinrich; Oldest skater on
ice, 4. G. Hess; Best dressed Lion,
E. S. Datars; Races, girls under 12
G. Dietz, L. Heckendorn; boys under
12, J Haberer, R. Heimrich; Open
race,ladies, Shirley Smith; open 'race
menllosS ,Gascho. .fudges : Mrs G.
Koefiter, Mrs. A. Heideman, Mr. G.
G. Sewell
RED CROSS NEWS
ANNUAL, MEETING
That a grant of $25.00 be given
to the South Huron Agricultural So-
ciety for Stock show and $10.00 to-
-wards the Seed Show.
That By-law be drawn up confirm -
Mg motion re: rate of pay for Reeve
and Councillors for special meetings
and for signing cheques.
That the Council of the Township
of Hay hereby grant the Lions Club
of Zurich permission to carry on with
the Bingos for 8 or 10 a year. The
Lions Club to comply with the laws
of the Criminal Code.
That Mrs. Fanny Bender be eng-
aged as caretaker of the Hall for
1946 at a salary of $85.00 per year
with rights to demand. $1,00 from
each prospective user for each use of
the Hall unless the Hall is rented at
the regular rates.
That trees on roadway between
Concessions 4 and 5, and between
lots 15 and 20, of that concession of
Hay Township be sold and that By-
law be passed authorizing the sale of
this wood
That the Clerk and Council attend
the Ontario Association of Rural
Municipalities and Good Roads Con-
vention.
That payments on Hay Municipal
Telephone System, Roads, Relief and
General Accounts be paid as per -vo-
ucher.
Roads - Alf Reichert $5,60; Hil-
ton 'hummer 1.40; Harold Horner
1.40; Robt. Adams .90; Eben Wei-
gand 2.20; Leon Bedard 1,60; Alph-
onse Meese 57.15; Lloyd Mousseau
$10; Clar. Schade 1,40; Hy Schilbe
$8; Charles Recker 2.80; Leonard
Memel. 1.40; Louis Masse 50.80; Jas
Masse 62.10.
Relief - Mrs John Suplat $25; A.
Heideman, rent $3; Emma Bassow
8.90.•
General Accounts - Whinier &
special mention. Mrs. Smith had com-
Co. 31,75; R. J. Lovell. & Co. 12.15;•
H W. Brokenshire 18175; Fanny pleted 119 articles and Mrs. Foster
had made 96 'articles during the year.
Mrs. 111ousseau was requested to con-
vey to these two very faithful work-
ers the sincere apprecation of the
Zurich Branch.
Mrs. Albrecht, the convenor for
quilts, reported that 39 had been
ehieped. It was moved by Olive O'-
Brien and seconded by D. Ducharme
that the officers comprising the 1945
executive be re-elected for 1946. The
motion was carried. The meeting
was adjourned on motion of
mid Father Lucien -Victor
Secretary.
The annual meeting of the Zurich
and District of the Canadian Red
Cross Society was held in the Town
Hall, Zurich, on January 24th, 1946.
The minutes of the last annual meet-
ing. were read and adopted, Teras-
urer Dr. P. J. O'Dwyer reported a
bank balance of $588.22. He also
summarized the financial record at
the Branch for 61/2 years which had
elapsed. since its organization. Dur-
ing that time collections had totalled
$11,096.11. The amount of cash re-
mittances to Red Cross Headquarters
had reached a total of $6,104.16. On
motion of Mr. David Ducharme and
Mrs. Herb Mousseau the report was
adopted.
The problem of the storage or dish
posal of the six epidemic units be-
longing to the Branch was discus-ied.
On motion of Dr. O'Dwyer and Miss
Olive O'Brien it was decided to have
the units put into suitable condition
and placed in storage. Miss O'Brien
moved that Dr. O'Dwyer be authori-
zed to make use of any articles in the
epidemic units, if and when he should
come upon any home in need of such
articles. The motion was seconded by
Mrs. Mousseau and was carried, ,
On motion of Mrs. Ed. Deters and
Mrs. Chester Smith it was decided
that the workroom be discontinued
temporarily after present quotas are
filled.
Mrs. Ward Fritz reported that the
Hoapital . Supplies Committee had
shipped 13,8 articles during the year
to headquarters. A report on the
work of the Knitting Commlztee was
given by Mrs. Chester Smith.,152
articles had been sent in during the
year. In her report on the work of
the Sewing Committee, Mrs. Herb.
Mousseau pointed out that 663 ar-
ticles had been shipped during the
year. Mrs. Mousseau cited the splen-
did work of Mac. Clayton Smith and
Mrs. Jos. Foster as being worthy of
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EVERYONE IS WEARING THE
NEW ADORNA GLAMOROUS
EARRINGS
WE HAVE THE LARGEST AS-
SORTMENT EVER.
COME IN AND SEE THEM!
RANSON LIGHTERS
ARE BACK AGAIN
$6.00 TO $8.00
LADIES' AND GENT'S MODELS
A G. HESS
Jeweler and Registered
Optician.
PHONE YOUR OR
or Positive Identification
of the World's • Finest
Anthracite ask for
BLUE COAL
Miller Creek Coaly
Roe Farms Milling Co.
Vitimized Feeds
W. R. DAVIDSON
Pone 10 - Hensall
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Bender $85; Hay Stationery 8.75;
Dominion Hotel 82.00; Hay Mimic,
Tel. System 2500.00; Treas. South
Huron Agric. Soc. $35;
Hay Telephone System - C. M.
Rudolph 846; Bell Tele. Co. 341.84,
Stromberg, Carlson 968.51; Northern
Elec. Co. 158.97; T. H. Hoffman
450:00; Treas Hay Twp. $70; Auto-
matic Electric 14.31; II G. Hess
235.65,
The Council adjourned to meet, a-
gain March 4th at 1.30 pan.
H. W. Rrokenshire,
William Haugh, Reeve.
ANNOUNCING
1TH R.
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Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director
HOSPITAL BED FOR RENT
Day and Night Service, Telephone 89 Zurich
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For Quiek Sale
50 IRONING BOARDS
50 FOLDING LAWN CHAIRS.
We have recently received a Carload of Masonite.
Let Us Supply Your Needs!
F. C. KALBIFL1ISCH & SON
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FOR YOUR POULTRY and STOCK.
Hatching Ration, Big 3 Laying Mash, Dairy Rat-
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FOR YOUR CHICKS
Click Starter, Grower, Scratch Feed, Chick Size
Oyster Shell and Grit, Bone Meal, Cod Liver Oil.
Also have in Stock Concentrates and Mineral for
YourConvenience at all times
A Good Line of Patened Medicines on hand always
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