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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1946-11-07, Page 1URICH HERA.L Established M ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 7 19 46 waresivilly CHESTER L. SMITH-(, PUBLISHER $1.50 a Year in Advance $1.75 in U.S., in Advance. the He ld. know af yofir Visits and. Visi 'COMFORTABLE GLASSES At REASONABLE PRICES C. E. ZurbrigS9 OPTOMETRIST at EXETER The Newest Approved Method of it yesight 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 GODERICH — ONT. Good Glasses at Reasonable Prices +++++++++++++++++++++ .1-1.+++ fi•+++++*+++++++++++++++43 + 4. 4. 4, 4. 4. .q. ..1• aa 4- `..I�.." MEMBER OF THE ONTARIO FUNERAL ASSOCIATION. DAY OR NIGHT TELEPHONE No. 70 t Dashwood -- Ontario . Y4' •+ + arm affi an mural.1,9ome Private Car Ambu&.ince Service for the Conveyance of Sick anO, Injured. Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director. IIMNNN11! lll?il#IY. f'i it 1511 lif ilii Hitt(_ liiillllillUllilllllllflllllllllil1111111111(IIpIU111111111iifi1il l' zGl]fNl[i'',;tl ,i4 , I illii Itetrs Grocery Store When you are Booking kr 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 leading supplly houses... Oranges, Lemons, and Grape Fruits in season; Canned Goods, and many other lines we offer at very moderate prices... Visit ur Store and 'Be Convinced Merino " 'each - Zurich PRODUCE WANTED. Phone 165 kr ii1rililriiitlithhififfif llilflllllf"ilI111111111i111 111ii11111111111111111i11011111111111111ll III y THIEL'S Su erior Store GROCERY SPECIALS SPECIALS for Thursday, Friday and Saturday BEAVER. CHICKEN 4iADD:IE, 'TIN ...... 25c CLARK'S MUSHROOM SOW, 10.oz. TIN 9c B. C. CFHO1lCE RED PLUMS, •20.oz TIN . , .... 1Sc ROYAL YORK. ORANGE PEKOE "TEA, JAALF4. B. PKG, 38c CHOICE POPPING CORN, PER .LB. 15c GOOD SUPPLY OP JROOMVIS AT `sScl, TO . , .1.50 Overalls Overalls WALKERS( PEABODYS SNAG PROOF LARGE QUANTITY 'MI ALL SIZES AND VARIOUS PRICES GOOD ASSORTMENT OF DISHES AND 'NOVELTIES WINTER. UNDERWEAR .FOR MEN AND BOYS Ladies and Cbildrens Dresses Phone 140 C. 11. THIEL Zurich Crs CARD OF THANKS The ,bereft family of the late Mrs. J. Bassow ravish to thank ,all those who so kindly remembered her in her re- cent illness and on her birthday. Purchase Property CARD OF THANKS .x,11, and iMss. Sohn Turkherm of The bereft family of the late Mrs.irhe.east end of town have purchased J. Blass�ow wish to thank all thosef,ro u Mns. Tuxkheim's parents, Mr. who sympathized and 'assiateei in and Mrs. Edward H+abexer, the rest their recent bereavement. it. For theden ce property and the, land that goes occupy - beautiful flower tributes, for the ears with it, that they have been occupy- ing ;since Mr. and Mrs. Haberer have built their new home. Died at London Mrs. C. Eiliber, a fonin.cr resident of. Zurich, died at the Rogers Hos- pital, London, on Monday November 4th sen her 74th year. The funeral was! field on Wednesday afternoon #trend' the home of her sister, Mr. and Mrs.John Mitchell of Hen'sall, then to lticTaggant'5 cemetery. A Happy Halowe'en Needless to say that Halowe'en in our village was a happy event. The children had heaps sof real tun. Ev- erything was in the best of order the newt morning. This .speaks wen for our ;youth in town.. Even the older ones that attended the Lion's Dance Mas. Mary Maxltene is visiting in had a lovely time trying hard to re - Detroit this week. cognize their partners who wore at - Mr. and Mrs. T. Harry Hoffman . tractive costumes. loaned, also to the organist and choir and to Rev. C. B. Heckendonn. CARD OF THANKS , Mrs. Isiah Tetreau of Dash wood, wishes to thank all those who showed their syrnvpiatihy during her recent sad bereavement. The beautiful floeal tributes and to Rev. C. B. Hecken- dornn. DASHWOOD Mieses Verna -Cunningham of Dun- das and Myrtle ,Gaiser of 'Preston, spent the week -end here. and Mary Jane are spendh g a week vaoaltion with friends in Melllville, Pa. Mr. and IMxs A1lemand spent the of the fine farm at the went end of week -end in Toronto. tl9'Wn known as the F. C. Kallbiieisch• Mr. and Mrs. 'Clarence Williams farm which will make it quite in -- of Iaatpier, Miele; spent a few days .teres' 'ng tor Mr. Habeier, we think. last week with Mr. and Mrs.. A11e- Mesh{beautiful and modern buildings nn!anud. Mr Boron of Crediton is very ill at the home of her ,daughter, Mrs. Burn. Mus EODO:offer o!f Zurich spent 'a few diays with her sister, Mrs. Mc- TTisaaac this week. Anniversary services were held in the Evangeliioal church on 'Sunday. Rev. Paul Erlb of Mildmay was the guest speaker both services and de- livered two very inspiring sermons. -Alt the morning service the choir ren- dered an anthem, and a solo entitled "Beyond the Dawn" was sung by Mrs J. M. Tiernan. Boa the evening ser- vice the choir rendered two .anthems one of which was "The Holy City"' the solo part being taken by Mrs. Howard Simpson of Exeter, a former choir member. There vvhs a good at- tendance at both services. Monday evening a musical program was giv- en in the church. Rev. Paul Enb ren- dered several organ selections as well as several hymn interpretations on the piano. The program also consist- ed of numbenns by The Cousins Male Quartette, the ladies chorus, readings by Miss Anna Brrock ,of Exeter, solos by Mr. Douglass Gaol of C, -rand Bend and Shirley Pearson, trio by Mrs. J. K, McCrae, Mrs. T. Khunpp tam-I J. M. Tiernan, piano duetts by n. Taylor and Carole Webb, Nancy Tie=, man and Shirley Guenther. Vocal duet by Shirley and Marion Sirniith. I Rev. J. S. Burn presided for the oc- I casim Farm Sold Friends arecongratulating Mr. Theodore Habeeer on the purchase are :u coral and ?l thio n the premises, and toe :,cation t he surpasSed. We wish Mr. y7xs. Halberes every success in 4V•.tore . . Attended Convention The following attended the Evan- ge1 cal Youth Fellowship Convention held at :Mildmay, on October 2:5-26 Ruth Krueger, (Marjorie Sewell, Joan Marna-, • Marjorie Hoffman, Ralph Krueger, Kieth Harne+r, Kenneth Gangerich, Keith ,Gingerich and Rev. C. B.. Heckendoan. Ralp+h Krueger was elected Vice -President of the Conference, E. Y. F. OFF FOR CHECKUP The bad iiu epidemic which made its rounds latethis summer and fall has left many bad effects on those who were unfortunate to fall in its pathway, and your publisher. was no exception, as the latter part of Aug- ust rn*e had thin epidermic and have not enjoyed good health since, and being unable to pull up to our watt .'sfacti•on, arrangements are made for admittance in Victoria Hospital, Lon- don Thursday for a chock -up, and just blow long this will take we are in no posiltion to say. We hope to be able to get out; our paper next week, but if this is impossible, we ask our readers to have a little patience and we will be rbaek in there as soon as we cam.—Editor. OBITUARY Two Deaths in One Day Seven hours anter Mrs. Johanna Rassow died on Wednesday, October 30th at noon, her son-in-]'aw, Isiah Tetreau, 151th con. Stephen Twp., died while doing chores in the barn. Mrs. Bassow, formerly of Hay Twp., had been brought to her soon -in-law's home three weeks ago, Just two days before she died she celebrated her 90t1i birthday. She 'was ,a member of the Zurich Evangelical Church. Isiah Tetreau, 74, was milking a cow when he passed away. Dr. Dun- lop, Exeter, was called but death had occurred when he arrived. Mr. Tet- reau was a weiiknnown horseman in the district. (Mrs. Batsow is survived by four daughters: Mrs; Isiah Tetreau; Mrs. Roy Pask, Clawson, Mich; Miss Enema B;a.ssow at home, and Mrs. Ferdinand Miller, Hay Twp, a son, harry Bassow, at home. The funeral was held on Saturday with service in the Zurich. Evangelical church, interment in the Bronson line cemetery. Ma. Tetreau, who was a member of the Bard of Stew- ards, Grand Bend UnitedChurch, is survived by his wife, Mrs, Tetreau, a daughter, Mrs. Peter Risenbach of Grand Bend; two sons, Emery, at Br ken Spectacle Lenses —DON'T WORRY- -SAVE THE PIECES— WE CAN DUPLICATE IT PROMPTLY ANY SIZE—ANY SHAPE ANY COLOR PLUS A SAVING A a HESS or Positive Identification of the World's Finest Anthracite "ask for BLUE COAL i Miller Creek Coal Roe Farms Milling Co. Vitimized Feeds Jeweler and Registered 1 W. R. DAVIDSON Optician. Pone 10 - Hensall 000000)060490.0001114/0600000011 •••O••0•••il••0•••••0•••0• ANNOUNCING • KITH R °11 L ,K3 FUNERAL HOW • 1�1, • Licensed Embalmer and .Funeral_ Director. HOSPITAL BED FOR RENT a . • Day and Night Service. Telephone 89 Zurich • poseomesuoyehuxoeiowisserbeivealsisseRS000000000.••••••••es••••• TOPS AT MIKE Sh;.'{eepea1'e productions on smge and radio, summer r :.oek an 1 1 .nrnstorm- ing through Cen:da and the U. S. A. , . ,n , .. is mast of Jane Mal.leitt She's shone ,ne,ore the mike in New York, ail for the rat home and Ira, 13th con. Stephen; 6 <,'!,'nt rear; has tbeen Alining in Tor- sisters, The funeral was held on Sun- ,r,,n. ive c _v She may be day fronn the: T. (harry Hoffman Fun - ,C, I a;er the i n :Ian. network ,on c,nlal Horm.t, ,wri,t'h Interment in Grand: 9 c'cl�o'ok, Bent1 C i1 ex Ward Fritz SAT .FS IF' Wm. McAdams SERVICE Mr. Earl Zimmer, formerly of Dashwood, is now Employed by us Mr. Zimmer comes to us direct from: the Chrysler Corporation of Windsor and has had four years' Factory experience on Chrysler Cars. He also can su take care of any welding jobs you have. • • L 1 1 1 • MOTOS i Dodge and DeSoto Sales and Service n sr� (VIE 21a 8acae w ® Ittaa Bparton Rathos We have a complete line of Radios in for your inspection and entertainment this fall and winter. A and B BATTERIES Also, POWER PACKERS FIRESTONE Automobile TIRES, also.. 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