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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1946-07-04, Page 1URICH HERALD r Established 1100 ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 4 1946 CHESTER L. SMITH, PUBLISI.IER r 51.56 a Year in Advance $1.75 in U.S., in Advance, Let the Herald know of your Summer Visits and Visitors COMFORTABLE GLASSES At REASONABLE PRICES C. E. Zurbri s g, R.O. OPTOMETRIST at EXETE The Newest Approved Metisad of Eyesight Testing Used.. Open every Week Day Except Wednesday. Are You Suffering From Headaches? If so, Have your Eyes Examined with the Latest Methods and Equipment at A. L. COLE, R. O. :OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN GO,DICH — ONT. Geed 'Masses at Reasonable Prices l+++++++++++ -1$+++M+++44+++ f+++++++++++++++++++++++++ • �G. learra OI1�antral ane gr Private Car Ambulance Service for the Conveyance + of Sick and Injured. Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director. MEMBER OF THE: ONTARIO FUNERAL ASSOCIATION. DAY OR 'NIGHT TELEPSIONE 1A ie. ?0 DaJhwood — Ontario a a•+++++++++444+++.4-4•44-14+4,4•014+++++++++++++444-14++++++.0 4: '•". ++.aai! 4111111111111111111111i1111111111!i!iiiirssithd;,!;!1!,1 , ..: ; ;; ZURI@H'S Grocery Store When 10 are looking :for good 'things to eat be sure and via' our Store, as we always maintain to have a good stock of Fresh Groceries always an hand, although some lines are at tunes hard to get, yet we do our best to purchase our supplies from the leading supply houses... Oranges, Lemons, and Grape Fruits m season; Canned Goods, and many other lines we offer at very moderate prices... Visit Our Sure and Be Convinced Menno Oesch - Zurich PRODUCE WANED. '"al!+tiil IIIIIINIII�iriiU•!IP5r+6:°"'a;ihh�illiiihllllllllli111!f!Ililllllllllllllllllillllllllill;tllllIIiIIU!iiLiIlslNIIIIII�IIIIII(Illlllllllllllllliiill. Phone 165 THIEL'S Superior Store We hae a. Full Line of Children's Play Suits, Sun Suits and Stacks. Also Children's Corduroy Overalls. Men's, Woznens' and Children's Straw Hats. Chenile Bedspreads in .all Shades. $12.50 to $21..50 Each. NEW LINE OF DISHES AND NOVELTIES GROCERY SPECIALS SPECIALS ,GROCERY Thursday, Friday and Saturday Diced beets and carrots 20 -oz tin 10c Grape Nuts Flakes, 2 large pkgs. 25c Orange Marmalade 24 -oz. jar 33c Stokely's tomato soap, 3 tins for 25c Royal York Cheese, half --lb, 21c JUST ARRIVED Ladies and Childrens Dresses Phone Fie C. H. THIEL Zurich Mr. Gideon Koehler and nephew, Mr. Ross Johnston oaIled on the.Hen- ry Lawrence family near Mitchell on Tuesday, to extend sympathy in their sad bereavement of the dear wife and mother who passed in Victoria Hospital, London, burial to take place art Mitchell. STANLEY TOWNSHIP Mrs. Walper and children of Ex- eter spent Sunday last with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Chuter, Varna Mr. and Mrs. A, Austin and fam-.. ily of Londesboro spent Sunday with the former's mother Mrs. Austin and Russell. Mr. Wm. Robinson of Fullerton, Cal., vdsited last week with her sister- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. M. Elliott and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Marnweil, for- mer residents at Stanley, celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary quietly at their home in Goderreb At the time of their marriage Mr. Harty - well taught school in Varna. Those who attended were Mrs. M. Reid, Mrs Chuter, sisters of Mrs. Harnwell, Mir: Chuter and Mr. Geo. Clark. HYMENEAL Bride Choa'e Gold for Twilight Wedding A number of local fishermen in- vaded the fishing grounds over the holiday, as they were seen driving with the boat mounted on top of the auto, or was it they expected a flood and took the boat along to make sure of getting 'back .safely? July 1st passed off very quietly in town, as bhere was the odd visitor one would notice. An interesting Bible Conference was held in the local Mennonite church and many from a distance were present. Grand Bend still carries its traditional lst of July with throngs of people vis- iting that popular resort. In fact•• the crowds never were bigger than this year. HOLIDAY WEEK. As has been the custom of the pub- lisher of the Herald for many years to observe one week's holidays, we have arranged to make it next week, July Llth when there will be no • paper published. As busy as we are, we can hardly rpalGnp that next week we will be loafing. around some fav - Harmonious and picturesque was: =rite summer resort with nothingto the candle -light setting Friday- ere : worry and hustle stint, just relax ing, June 28th at the Evangelical and rest with a bit of sun:sh.ir. Church, Zurich, on the occasion of.', or tan thrown in for good measure. the betrothal of .Shirley Frances,e].d-' But we hope to be back the following est daughter of Mrs. Myrtle Krueger week with our usual edutvarr. and the late E. G. Krueger, to Euler son Calvin Holden of London. Rev. C. B. Heckendorn officiated.i Presentation On Tuesday evening, June 24th, Mrs. H. G. Hess presided at the or, .S,,S. No. 4, W. Stanley, had afare- gan while Miss Marion Hutchinson, well party for their tearhar, Ralph of London'sang, "Because" and "My Krueger, in the form. of a lawn World" during during the signing of the Pik at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Len Talbot. After a tasty lunch served under lovely shade trees the"-eom- munity presented their teacher with a leather travelling kit containing a sum of money. Following is the address: Bayfield, Ont., June 26, 1946 Dear Mr. Krueger: We, your pupils and friends of S. S. No. 4 W. Stanley, have gathered together in appreciation of your work of the last two years, which has been so well and cheerfully done. Please accept this small token of our gratitude. In the years ahead may our everry Best Wish be a small blessing along the way of life. —Signed on behalf - of your pupils, TS S. No. 4, W. Stanley. OBITUARY register. To the strains of the Lohengrin Wedding March the:bride, on the arm of her brother, Ralph Krueger, walk- ed down the aisle to take her place before the altar. The wedding bells hanging from an. arch of white pillars entwined with ivory, added sianplicity to the altar scene. The golden tapers, glowing among the flowers and ferns, formed a soft .back -ground. The bride was charming in gold chiffon with sweetheart neckline and floor -length veil falling softly from a matching halo headdress. The bride also wore a gold cross and carried Better Time Roses. Miss Nola Krueger, maid of honor, chose a simple frock of bloodroot faconne. Mies Ruth Krueger, bridesmaid, wore a matching gown of daffodil faconne. Both sisters wore head-dresses of John Christopher Schumacher ostrich tips in harmonizing eolouse P and carried Colonial bouquets. There passed away at St. Joseph's Mr. Ross Holden, of London, was 2 spl, London on er Tuesday, c July best' man. Keith Horner and Orval a resideJant of Hai Township and the Bridgeman were ushers. The lawn reception was held at the district ryear.practically all lbhis life, ithn isc home of the bride's mother. The he bridal party was seated around the hospital for only a short time and was table centred with the wedding cake. unmarried, and a member of the Six waitresses gowned in long dress Schumacher family of near Dash - served the buffet lunch. The bride's wood. The remains are resting at mother were black sheer over printed the Westlake Funeral Home in Zur- taffeta with matching accessories and ich till Thursday when the funeral corsage of red roses. 1VIrs. Holden, wall take place at 2.80 with interment the bridegroom's mother, wore navy following in St. Peter's Lutheran sheer with white accessories and cor- cemetery. Rev. E. Heimrich will be sage of pink roses. in charge. For travelling, the bride chose a flowered English crepe with black picture hat, matching accessories and corsage of pink roses. On their re- turn from their honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. Holden will reside in London. Come Children Come! To The Zurich BIBLE SCHOOL AT Zurich Mennonite Church July 8th to July 19th From Nine O'Clock to Twelve o'clock Noon Classes from four years of age to High School ages. For information call Phone Dashwood 25 r 6, or write S. M. Peachey, Ifay, P.O., Ont. OWN OD POCKET WATCH THE ADMIRAL 15 JEWEL, IN NICKLE CHROME CASES $15.00 IN SMART GOLD CASES $18.00 ONLY A ,IFEW TO OFFER ALARM CLOCKS ARE BACK AGAIN $1.85 to $3.50. A G. HESS Jeweler and R `:;:tered Optician. • PHOKE YOUR POI or Positive Identification of the World's Finest Anthracite ask for BLUE COAL Miller Creek CoeLti Roe Farms Milling Co. Vitimized Feeds W. R. DAVIDSON Pone 10 - Hensell IIIIIINI0004106600114114.0011414110040Oae0as a*a leen eaei000N 1 ANNOUNCING KEITH 11)• WERTLAKE FITNEFIAL HO \1.11 Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director HOSPITAL. BED FOR RENT Day and Night Service.. Telephone 89 Zurich AO a0009086i®OfikeOSA®empeesiAO Ward Fritz SALES 1 TIRES GOODYEAR Mrs. Henry Lawrence Mary Wilhelmina Hillebrecht, wife of Mr. Henry Lawrence of Zurich, and for many years a resident of the Mitchell community, passed away in Victoria Hospital, London on Monday following a four month's illness. She was born in Logan Township in 1881 and war married to Mr. Lawrence 37 years ago. They farmed in Logan until three years ago when they mov- ed to Zurich, Where Mr. Lawrence is engaged in contraot work. She was a member of Trinity Anglican Church Mitchell, and of the Zurich Women's Institute. A very industrous woman, much devoted to her family, and very pleasant to meet. Surviving are three sons, William and Hilliard, of Zurich and Frederick of Logan, and one daughter Alice; also two brothers, August Hillebrecht of Logan, and Charles H'illehrecht of Calgary, Alta. The remains rested at the home of her son. Frederick Lawrence, north of Mitchell, where the funeral was held on Wednesday, followed by a public service in Trinity Anglican Church, Mitchell, with Rev. C. L. Langford in charge, and assisted by Rev. 1. T-lrimrich of Zurich. In- fe-m.snt tatrino!' nlace in Trinity An- gliran Cemetery. Wm. McAdams SERVICE I .ES DOMINION DUNLOP IN STOCK 600-16 19 -in. 18 -in 20 -in 21 -in 17 -in. No Waiting IF YOU HURRY! NO INCREASE IN PRICE TRUCK AND TRACTOR TIRES ZURICH MOTORS Dodge and DeSoto Sales and Service Stale Merc of Staple Merchandise Bug Killers, Green's Cross Insect Sprays and Powders MOTOR OILS, GARDEN HOES AND HAY FORKS SPECIAL ---One Only Pure Manilla Hay Fork Rope. About 1 60 -ft. e th We are always at your Service with a good supply We sell the Best in Electrical Farm Equipment. A Good Line of Patened Medicines on hand always TIIE WAKE STORE Edmund Swartzentrubcr, Prop. Phone: 11-97