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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1947-01-30, Page 1ERAL fEstabliahed t 1,1A1 t ,1ie ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORN iQ, JANUARY 30 1947 er ld kn 0 VOW' COMFORTABLE GLASSES At REASONABLE PRICES a. E. Zurbrigg, Y.O. OPTOMETRIST at EXETER The Newest Approvod Method of :-Myesight Testing Used.,. Open eery Week Day Except Wednesday. Are You Suffering From Headaches? If so, Have your Eyes Examined with the Ly.test Methods and Equipment at A. L. COLE, R. O. OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN GODERICH — ONT. Good Glasses at Reasonable Prices �. arrn ffiaffinaa neat Aura Private Car Ambulance Service for the Conveyance of " Sick anrl Injured. Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director. MEMBER OF THE ONTARIO FUNERAL ASSOCIATION. DAY OR NIGHT TELEPHONE No. 70 Dashwood Ontario + .+ + + + + + + + .4. + + + + + :i11111111i111111111111;a •„a,,-; 4; ;lailkNllliilgllltltjl�lNl Illfflilt'I IIIIIIUl111�111H1pllliNll1fl UIllljlliJlN.1 f ; I k .Il la,. �, ZgI'2M'S GroceryStore.... -' When you are looping for good things to eat be sure and visit our .Store, as we always maintain to. •have a good stock • of Fresh Groceriesa10rays on - hand, although some lines are at times hard to get, yet we do our best to purchase our supplies from the leading 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 Menno Oesch PRODUCE WANTED. Zurich Phone 165 tl;i11illllli111{1111111111111;1111 i11111t1111,111111111111111111111111;ILII.111011111fllllJl011111111111 1111.1110111 '' .ditittilibliteMatlaimmesevert.....• L'S ior GROCERY SPECIALS SPECIALS for Thursday, Friday and Saturday ROBIN ROOD OATS, Large 5-1b. Pkg. 2Sc CLARKS MUSHROOM SOUP, 10 -oz. tin 9c DICED CARROTS, 2 Tins 1Sc CHOICE COOKING FIGS, 141). 25c PLAIN OR I0DIIZED SALT 2, :24b. pkgs. ...15c NEIJ.SONS COCOA, Half -lb. 19c .• r', 'l -1b. Ain . 29c FRESH FRUITS „5,11iD.,VEGETA:BLES EVERY WEEK. •Y 9Goods ' • LIMITED QUANTITY OF FLOWERED CRETONNE AND DRAPERY MATERIAL 114 STOCK AT PRESENT LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PRINT AND PLASTIC APRONS TRIMZ READY -TO -HANG PAPER DRAFEItIE, . $2,49 PR. 1 ONLY 9X12 RARRYIVIORE RUG. Ladies and Childrens .Dresses Phone 140 C. it THIEL Zurich CARD OF THANKS The bereft family of the late Oonrad Keller wish to sham all the neighbours 'and friends for the kind- ness; those who loaned- their ears, and all those who gave of their 'help in their bereavement. FOR THE GO-AHEAD FARMER— A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION Farm Financing Simplified. It is an oft -proven statement that in life a man ,cannot remain station- ary—he must march forward or slip ibehind. This saying is particularly true for the farmer. For unless he makes use of modernized equipment, this farm will not be able to stand up against the comyetition from rneigribou11ng `go -,ahead' farms. Machinery for increased product- ion, materials dor new buildings and extensions, new improved implem- ents and equipment, new livestock to build up the herd, adequate elecibr e al wiring, modern heating and water systems, motors, ,pumps, nr lki ng machines—these tnaly mean the diff- erence between success and failure. If such improvements are on your farm, they will make money for you It is true, of ieouase, that they will also cost money. And that is why the first step for a `go-ahead' farmer is often a visit to the Bank of Mon- treal. A talk to Gordon Sewell, man- ager of the local B ,of M, will reveal how money wisely borrowed and in- vested can change an ordinary farm into a profitable farm. Mr. Sewell is well acquainted with pe rod, O'Brien scoring on Krueger's ,the farmer's needs andproblems. '.He 1 rebound While Turkheim was serving is anxious to help you soave these problems. He will be glad to see you, and your visit will be a step in the right direction. VENDERS WANTED . ti Tenders will be ' received until noon, Feebruary, 19th, 1947 for the following: To be delivered to, the named school sections in the Town- ship of Hay Amalgamated School Area, on or before ,September 1st, 1947. 00A1-444 tons .of No. 4 or stove coal, to: SS No. 2 5 tons SS No. 7 25 tons. SS No. 10 .. • . ' 6 tons No. 12 ..,.... .... tons SS No. 11 2 tons WO,O,D 'sits an CHESTER L. SMITH, PUBLISHEIR $1.50 a Year in Advance $1.75 in U.S., in Advance. s < -4. number of Villagers were Sat- urday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Fraser of Exeter, ws ere the were treated to a suznpuous fowl dinner. Doctor Returns Dr. P. J. O'Dwyer has returned hoine after a week's stay at Toronto where he along with many other M. Ds. attended a refresher course' held in that city last week. We are very grateful to the Dootor to take this interest -and time off, es his patients. will receive the benefits of this special training. SPORT NEWS SPOTS HIGHLIGHTS By )..ocal Sports Reporters In the , first •game',,pf the double header in Exeter, • 'Thursday night, Hensal'l .upsetthe high flying Lunen Irish by 8:7. The outstanding figure rn,?Hensail.'.s triumph was 16 year old Bili Mie11e in the nets. Zurich Ties Exeter xi the second ggalne of the twin bili the Zurich Icons held the league leading Exeter team to :a 3-3 tie. .:The boys turned in .a good game despite the soft ice. Exeter opened the scoring late in the ;first period With Tritesdenting the twine on a pas from Shaw. The Zurich kid Min tied it up early -in thesecond 67 sz double• cords of body wood, 50% hard maple, 50% beech, to . SS No, 11, 12 double -cords of !2' root wood SS No. 3 15 double cords of a foot wood 'SSS No. .6 6 double s of 12 cordwwood SS No. 4 4 double r 2 foot wood SS No. 8 8 double cords of 12 foot wood SS No. 1115 112 double cords of i2 foot wood SS No. 12t 5 double cords of Conrad Keller in his 8'3rd year, after 1 foot wood.I SG No. 10 2'/2 double cords of a . three-year illlness. He was born 1 foot wood. in Germany, and lived near Dash- SS No. 12 i2 double cords of !wood for 22 years before coming to 1 foot wood Zurich. Was. always a very hard SS Noti 7 1 double cord of working man, (being engaged in the 1 foot wood' ditching and land drainage work for Tenders will be received for entire (many years. Surviving are. his wid- or partial amounts. Prices must be ow, the former Catherine' Elsie, two stipulated delivered to schools as, d sons, Theodore, of Detroit and Arson veby of Preston; ,one daughter, Mrs. Roth- aenmel, of Merriton, and a brother Charles of Dashwood. The funeral took place on Sunday froin the West- lake Funeral Home to et. Peter's �u Beauty Shop Lutheran e'Gl e r e with interment - . in St. Peter's cemetery. Rev. E. W 1 Heimrich officiated. Late Jacob Regier There passed away at his 'home in Zurich on Tuesday morning a highly respected citizen of the ,community, in the person of Mr. Jacob Regier, in his 89th year. Mr. Regier had been ailing fox some time, before coming to Zurich he farmed on the Goshen line south, always of a very peaceful and mild disposition, it was indeed a pleasure to be around him. He will be greatly nnssed by his neighbours and many friends. The remains are resting at the Westlake Funeral Horne, Zurich until Wednes- day morning when they will be mov- ed to his late home. On Thursday morning gait 10 a.m. the funeral will be held in St. Boniface R. C. Church with reipuim High Mass being sung by Rev. Father Lacier, P.P. Inter- ment will follow in the adsoining cemetery. Two daughters remain to mourn .the loss of a loving father, namely (Margraret) Mrs. ;titan. 14#elo, where he radiatlas, ; lion er in town, E. C. SCIdILBl , Manager i the Goshen line r s Strrutin Hoffman, 'of (Carolina)) b y]]]�� •eC'� :NY r „ a ;ripping penalty the locals went in o the lead when OPBrien's pass ou', from the scorner was slammed hue by= Krueger. MacDonald tied „1,bp sgfew_mlin tes later assisted by Riites Shaw putt Exe'tet back incd the lead on a pass from MacDonald. Half way through the final session the Lions tied it up with Krueger picking off ,Sitade's pass to beat .Smith in the Exeter nets. The locals played inspired hockey in front of Schroeder who splayed an outstanding game in the nets, kick- ing out many shots that were labelled for the scorers. The Lineups: Exeter—Goal, Smith; Def. Creech, Rychman; centre,f112acDonata; wtngs Tritest, Shaw; 6 ., Tuckey, Presz- cater, D. Brintnell, H. Brintneil, Stire and Hennessey. Zurich --- Goat; .Schroeder; clef. Stade, Turkheim, 'centre O'Brien; wings, Krueger, 0'Dwyer; ,subs. Mit- tleholtz, Youngiblut, Hess, Fuss , Weido and Bedard. Referee—Ross Haugh. OBITUARY Late Conrad Keller, There passed away at his home in Zurich, on 'Thursd'ay, January 23rd, named. Tenders will be iecer theSecretary. i Theodore Steinbach, Chairman. H. W. Brokensihiire, Secretary, Zurich, Ont. Broken Spectacle Lenses —DON'T -WORRY- --SAVE THE PIECES -- WE CAN DUPLICATE IT PR0MPTLY ANY SIZE—ANY SHAPE ANY COLOR PLUS A SAVING A G. HESS Jeweler and Registered Optician. 'blue c or Positive Identification of the World's Finest Anthracite ask for BLUE COAL Miller Creek Coal,, Roe Farms Milling Co.: Vitimized Feeds W. R. DAVIDSON Pone 10 - Hensel! THE HOME OF THE BETTER OIL PERMANENTS The Better Oil Permanents Applied with the very latest of methods and Equipment. GIVE US A CALL! tments. Phone 153 for your App DOREEN SOHILBE--Zurich Flour & Feed WE CARRY A COMPLETE $T0CI . OF PIONEER FEEDS FOR ALL YOUR STOCK BRAN, SHORTS, FLOUR IN STOCK Shxl Sun Meee+eeeeeeeeees0eee.NeN eesaeeeseeesesaeeesaeeeee Westlake, Funeral Homme z Licensed Eimbalmer and Funeral Director oarrtrivrAnDz- -t-r0-prt-n.E4ss AND . WHERE CHAIR FOR RENT Day and Night Service. Telephone 89 Zurich soaves@ w es.0resise0eesee0 41100.0aads04140 immissniminv i Ward Fritz SALES Wxai:"McAdam s-> SERVICt% ..ura: NOTIC 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 take care of any welding jobs you have. U.M1" MOTI So Dodge and DeSoto Sales and Service dianamareidetrafliageagAMONASERMiaaWiesaumisiffememainiatiaisiMi Spartou Radios �R Iq��:tl]Ilrw r. r: M:Ifi'.r. We have a complete line of ,Radios in for your inspection and entertainment this fall and winter. A and B BATTERIES . a e,.1:I,•. Also POWER PACKERS FIRESTONE Aritohalaile” TIRES; ' also.. Batteries Let us show you our BOO C§ and SHOES PURITY and ROBINHOOD FLOUR For Your Baking Needs A Good Line of Patened Medicines on hand always TiE 1LAIiE STORE Edmund 5'w'acteentlruber, Prop. Pone: 11 .97