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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1947-03-27, Page 1'Established 1200 ERA ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 27 1947 CHESTER L. SMITH, PUBLISH** 1 $1.50 a Year in Advance $1.75 in U.S., in Advance. L. the herald know of your Visits and. Visitors COMFORTABLE, GLASSES At REASONABLE PRICES C. E. Zurbrl. , R.O. OPTOMETRIST at EXETER The Newest Approved Method of .Eyesight Testing Used.. Open every Week Day Except Wednesday. • A71. e 4,.g,I.++.p.+ .1.i••t••t•.t••E••E4•Irff•i••t^.q•g•+{•.E•i•,p•►Z•+*i•.8.3••i••i.4•h•E••t•i..p.r4•i•i••F+i$i•.!•i• 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 Et, fun dint is ll6 Zura4 Private Car Ambuj ce Service for the Conveyance of Sick and Injured. Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director. MEMBER OF l'1.41. ONTARIO FUNERAL ASSOCIATION. DAY OR NIGHT TELEPHONE Hs. 70 Dashwood — Ontario iI11llIIIIli111iEfl1lIiI ! :,7 , r, x 1� lt;li` It(f 11(lflll>Ifmlllillllhifllnil!{IIIllltldtl111N 1 tii;il:t lM�a11� ;" ''"' ZURICI4'S Grocery Store 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 o get, hand, although some lines urcha a our suppl est fromyet we do our best to p 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 - Zurich PRODUCE WANTED. Phone 165 111111111 i11111ilielll1i11Nlpitlici 011 1,f 11101 1111,011111111IIIIII11111111111111101111111111111111111114111111111111iIJ011I1111111111111111•.Ilii((_ THIEL'S Su;.erior Store GROCERY SPECIALS SPECIALS for Thursday, Friday and Saturday A1LQELVEG.. SOUP, �.0-Oz. ;Ti ....... .......Sc 7-.L13. .BAG 25c ROBIN HOOD FLOUR, MOTHER .IACKSO,T 'S .3IF.FY PORIDGE,- PKG. 1Sc DICED CARROTS, 2 -rugs ...•...... 1Sc 4Qc .MIXED NUTS, PER LB. ............ REGULAR BARS 20c PALMOLIVE SOAP., 3 GL M* sBARS. FOR 27c FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES EVERY WEEK. NOW IS THE TIME 'TO GET READY FOR YOUR Spring Papering COME AND SEE OUR NEW SAMPLE BOOKS. DRAPERY MATERIALS AT VARIOUS 'PRICES Ladies and Childrens Dresses Phone 140 C. H. TH1EL Zurich L avitt's Theatre Exeter, Ont. Phone 135 Friday and Saturday, March 28-29 TWO FEATURES THE BOWERY Starring Wallace Beery, Cooper HEADING WEST With Charles Starrett, Smiley ette. Jackie Burn - Monday and Tuesday, March 31, and April 1st. WALTZ TIME Special Feature, New and. Daring Operetta, Story of odd Vienna. Starring Richard Tauber, World's famous English Tenor; Carol Rays,' Glamorous new Star; Peter Graves, Dashing new Singing Star. COMBING — "The Time, The Place, the Girl:" "The Farmer's Daughter ;" "Margie"; "The Razors Edge"; "The Jolson Story." NOTICE The Annual Meeting of the Hensel/ District Co -Operative Incorporated will be held in the TOWN HALL, HENSALL On Returned. From Hospital The many friends' of Mrs. Alfred Pfaff of the Blind Line, are pleased to hear 'that she has returned home from St. Joseph's II spital, London, after 'being a patient there for a -few weeks. Pleased` to report that Mrs. 'Pfaff is getting 'along 'read well. Auction Sales Postponed Owing to the. recent bad storm the following auction sales have been postponed: Harry McAdams'' Sale to Tuesday, April 1st; Mira, Kather- ine Keller to Wednesday, April 2nd; and Mrs Robert Baker, to Friday„ March 1218th. We trust that these dates will all ,find.good weather. OBITUARY Ltte Martin Edighoffer There passed away at the famity home, 14th Concession, Hay Town- ship, on Saturday, March 22nd, Martin Edighoffer in his 74th year. Deceased was !born on the farm he died. Was ,always a very hard work- ing industrious individual and was Unmarried. He will be greatly mis- MONDAY, MARCH 31st. At 2 O',Clock, When the • following items of 'Bus- mess will be dealt with: Accepting the ,v7.01,-,,,,4;leport for 1846: Tng any necessary changes in�:Mak the B Laws; and. any other (business that maty arise. The following Directors' term of office will expire: Mr. Harvey Taylor, Mr. Bertram sKlopp; both of whom are eligible for re-election for a term of three yeas...• John A. Armstrong, BertramSecretary. Klapp, President. sed in the home and by his neigh- birs. Surviving are: a. !brother William H.; two sisters, Lydia, at home and Matilda, of London,, •and a niece, Mrs. Pearl Walker,'of Bad Ade„ Mich. Deceased was a member of the Evangelical Church. The. fun- eral was held on (Monday at 2.50 at the Vfii'estlalce Funeral Home, Zuanich, vswth interment following in theBron- son ronson ling Evangelical cemetery. Vey. CI g Heekendorn, officiated. PHEW!: WHAT' WEATHER Well,, thi.q. year the old adage of March coming in like a Lion and go- ing out like a. Lamlb, has failed, in fact we know it came in like a Lion and we think. by the looks of things is going out. like a "D". We thought we were all.. set for nice spring wea- ther till early Tuesday morning after: s,mime, the showers ,01 rain the wind whirl- I ed aroundthe old Nor -West and. • Thank You.! We are in receipt of the follow- ing encouraging messages from our subscribers: Kitchener,, March 11947 Dear Publisher of the Herald. En- closed find renewal for one year. We sure, missed the paper during your illness. Hope you haveregained your health again. --Mrs., A.. J. Diet- rich. Ill. March 1947 Chicago, , Dear Publisher: Enclosed find re- newal of the.. Zurish.. Herald- 'We were sorry Mr.. Smith was so ill and ab- sence. we missed the Herald during ilis he- sence. We trust he is feeling ' for right now.—With best wishes continued good health and. for success of the Herald,, I sin.cer.elsv--(Mrs.) Josephine C. Willem. London sis eau- L.ondon Ont.., March 1947 Dear Publisher:. Please enclosed find renewal of the 'Zurich. Herald four the coming year. I have enjoyed the Herald immensely during the past year. It brings me tidings that ,would never reach me otherwise. When, ue to the conditiontth e terrific roads mount of snowreferyou there) I was unable snow .yho had our newspaper was to get home, y ap- preciated more than usual. I only hope your health will continue So that we will be able to hear from you every week. Believe me, the Zur- ich Herald was sadly missed while, you were ill. Looking forward to re- ceive next week publication on Friday ofPatricia Mittleholte., 48 Hours OPTICAL PRESCRIPTION SERVICE BROKEN LENSES REPLACED. DUPLICATED FROM THE BROK- EN PIECES WE STOCK: ALL SIZES AND SHAPES OF SHELL AND METAL FRAMES. FUL VU OR REGULAR. A G. HESS Jeweler and Registered Optician. or Positive ' Identification of the World's Finest I Anthracite ask for BLUE COAL Miller Creek Coe& Roe Farms Milling Co. Vitimized Feeds W. R. DAVIDSON Pone 10 - Hensel! 111101100.01111110 6aos166oaar111.sl®w 041011011011111111060041111161111411411116.1. l • iDay and Night Service. Telephone 89 Zurich •Nrla eesesreoe a wesae sS99 R>isl600010if•48001110 A064100® lottok ,untvat Nam Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director ADJUSTABLE' HOSPITAL. BED AND WHEEL CHAIR FOR • EENT` FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS in a few haws; we had tine +worst blizzard the all the way ortytoseventy,. miles an hour, one could hardly see the neighbour's, house, snow was piling up all day Tuesday and all: road and rail. traffic is now at a ,stand still. To -day,, Wednesday, while it is.. still storming, but a little traffic is moving, at. least we notice an o' . truck has reached: town to supply thee;,: ones dependent, on oil for fuel. Snow is piled up around town nigher than:.: at any other time this winter, which we thought was a record breaker. It will take some: tithe 'before the road's: I will .again' be passable and plowed out, and probably the warm Aprils sun will have to, do most of it. Se here's hoping. Farmers who have tapped their maple trees will have a nice trine, hunting up their pails. Telephone communications are mown and many places like London could not be readied on Tuesday- Surely, now we are due for spring? Women's, institute The.; (March Meeting of the Zurich Womerrs' Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Leonard Erb an: March 18t i. Five ladies from the, Grandan Bend. Institute were guests at is tneetiilisg• There were 19 etherlad- ies present. The meeting opened by sibsgjing the Institute Ode acid pray- ing, ing the Lord's Prayer. long, Ago, was sung by . everyat• Mrs. Rose conducted the busthe in ss 'It was decided to enterta l e ;boys who have returned from the services and celebrate, the 5utn An— niversary of the Insitiisute on Aprils the 1!4th. A nominating committee waste alp - Ward Fritz SALES Wm. McAdams SERVICE ZURiCH MOTORS SPECIALLY TRAINED' MECHANICS SPECIALLY DESIGNED TOOLS. AND EQUIPMENT FACTORY ENGINEERED AND INSPECTED PARTS GOODYEAR, DOMriNION AND DUNLOP TIRES EXIDE AND PRESTO -LITE BATTERIES WELDING AND GENERAL REPAIRING APPROVED SERVICE �a®�aar r pointed to present a slate of o eei The April. 0 Give Pry ramat eRltcoamblivnw:xs responded to Iv house cic�nang e giving hints. The THE EASTREN MENNONITE guest speaker, Mrs. Patterson ftrom Grand Bend, ,,,,poke on the subject SCHOOL CHORUS "This Canada', of Ours in AFerlcult- From Harrisonburg, Virginia, will give a programme in the ZURICH MENNONITE CHURCH XS On FRIDAY EVENING, MA11CH 28 at 7.45 o'clock. EVERYBODY WELCOME th, are and Indsustries. Mrs. Myers moved a hearty vote of thanlo to the Grand (Rend ladies and Mn.. Walper of that Institute very ably replied. Mrs. Menno Gesell moved a vote of appreciation to Care -Erb for her kind hespitality, theThe meeting was closed 'by singing National Anthem and the committee I in charge served cefreeltments, Chick Season IS HERE AGAIN. GIVE YOUR CHICKS A GOOD START WITH THE FOLLOWING: Pioneer Chick Starter SCRATCH FEED, CHICK -SIZE GRIT AND OYSTER SHELL. ALSO A FULL LINE OF MIXED FEEDS FOR STOCK. WARNER AND JAMESWAY ELECTRIC BROODERS; OIL BURNING BROODERS AND COAL BROODERS A Good Line of Patened Medicines on hand always Mt BUM STORE Ed mind Swaartzentruber, Prop. 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