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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1947-05-22, Page 1ERAL.D ZURICH; ONTARIO, THURSDAY MO Let the Herald know of your Visits and Visitors Are You Suffering From Headaches? If so, Have your Eyes Examined with the Latest Methods and Equipment at A. L. COLE, R. O. OPTOMETRIST & OPTi ACIAN GODERIGH — ONT. Good Glasses at Reasonable Prices CARD OF THANKS Mr. T. Her* Hoffman, Dashwood, wishes to greatly thank all those who remembered him with cards, flowers and :treat's during his recent illness. CARD OF THANKS The Foster Family wish so extend their heartfelt thanks to the many kind friends and neighbours, and those who provided cars, for the sympathy and kindness shown to them during their sad bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. Father Lacier and Keith Westlake and also to the Ladies of the Altar Society' who provided baking. ++++++++++:14++++++++++,+++++++++++++++++++++++++++1"144 C ffiartp ffiaffnua lunerat 19ame 4. Private Car Ambulance Service for the Conveyance 4.• of Sick and Injured. Licensed Embalmer and + * ; * Funeral Director. - + + + + + °1' • MEMBER OF THE ONTARIO IO FUNERAL ASSOCIATION. .p + + DAY OR NIGHT TELEPHONE No. 70 'i' .B. Dashwood — Ontario + + + + + 1.+++++++++++++++++++4++++++ ti.*4.+++4,+++++++.p++++++++++O itel-1°S Gro Sto When you are looking for good things to eat be sure and mit 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 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 °esch- - Zurich PRODUCE WANTED. Phone 165 uiuliiiit iiuiiiiiiuuCIfliliiiiiliiti 1. 1 01Ile 1 figpiiitul 11moiolmiill.ru HIEL'S a Superior Store GROCERY SPECIALS SPECIALS for Thursday, Friday and Saturday AYLMER VEG. SOUP, 110 -Oz. TIN :... 8c ROBIN HOOD FLOUR, 7 -LB. BAG 25c MOTHER JACKSO.N'S .JIFFY PORIDGE,. PKG18c DICED CARROTS, 2 TINS 15c MIXED NUTS, PER LII. 40c PALMOLIVE SOAP,, 3 REGULAR BARS 20c 3 GIANT BARS, 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. THIEL Zurich CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Mrs. Henry F.:Weseloh wish to express their sincere appreciation for the, many floral tributes, and to .the' many kind friends and neighbours. who ren- dered their services. Also a special thanks to Reverend E. Meimmicih, the Ladies' Aid Society, the Choir, and Mr. Keith R. Westlake. IN MEMORIAM S'chwartzentruber — In loving memory of our .dear mother, Mrs Jacob Sehwartzentruber who passed away three years ago, May 21, 1944 It's lonesome here without you, mother, . And sad the weary) way, For life can never be • the a same, Since you were called away. Our lips cannot tell how much we miss you, Our hearts cannot tell what to say, God • only knows how we miss you, In a home that is lonesome today. They say time heals all sorrows, And helps us to forget, But time so far has only :proved How much we miss you yet. —Too dearly; loved to be forgotten by son, daughters, and grandchildren. DIES AT LONDON Ila Mae, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. McGregor, Kippen, passed away in London at Victoria Hospital, on Monday, Maly 12th, ag ed 5 months and 9 days. A private funeral was conducted by Rev M. Brook of Hensall at the home ' on Tuesday with interment in Hensall Union Cemetery. The pall bearers were four boys. BASEBALL NEWS, Hensall Ball Club Unites with Zurich' The Hensall Baseball Club, which operates under the name of the Hen- sall - Zurich Combines, elected the following officers at a meeting in Hensall. President, E. R. .Shaddick; vice-president, R. H. Middleton; sec- retary -treasurer, F. G. Bonthron; executive, T. Lavendor, E. Fink, L Cungblut, D. Bedard, manager, S. Tudor. Schedule May 29 — Hensall-Zurich, at 'Clin- ton. June 3 — Staffa at !Hensall. June 9--1H.-Z., at Mitchell. June 12 ---Clinton at Hensall. June 20—H. -Z., at Staffa. June 2,6—H. -Z. at !Clinton Radio S. June 30 — Mitchell at Hensall. July 3 --Clinton R.'S. at Hensall. July 7-11.-Z. at Clinton R .S. July 10•--H.-Z. at 'Staffs. July 111—H. -Z. at .Mitchell. July 17 --Clinton R. S. at Hensall. July 2.2 --Clinton at Hensall. July 25—Mitchell of Hensall. July 29—H. -,Z. at Clinton. Aug. di--Staffa at Hensall. CHESTER L. SMITH, PUBLL'LH*IS ;1.50 a Year in Advance t $1.75 in U.S., in Advance. WOMMOMIlik Accepts Position ;Miss Nola Krueger who attended Normal (School at -London the past year has accepted a position on. the Sarnia public school teaching staff, and her ;brother, Ralph, has accept- ed a school. near Hensall. Their anaxzy' friends wish them every suc- cess. in their new career. '' Holiday on Saturday :Saturday; of :this week is the trad- itional May 24th, and the first Nat- ionalloliday for the summer month. All plaees of business will be closed and many ,resident wilt be going pieces' for the day. It will also be the (opening of the Casino or Grand Bend Where usually a large gather- ing takes place. Brother Passes On. Word was received on Tuesday by C. L. Smith of the rather sudden passing of his 'brother Irvin D. Smith of Hamilton, an Monday evening, in his ii5th year. Taking ill on Thurs- day with a hhart condition, every -- thing was done for him thatcould be done, but of no avail. He is survived by his wife, the former Mil dred Gillies of Ailso Craig, three daughters, his father and two broth- ers here. The funeral will be held at Hamilton on Thursday arternoon. ZURICH LIONS CLUB There was again practically a per- fect '.attendance at the supper meet- ing on: Monday evening in the Dom- inion Hotel. This Club is tops in standing in points in their Zone and are l?ferng congratulated on their fine showing the past year. A goodly xu z32ei of ,perfect attendance pins } -wre ixanded out sby Pasdent. Litrir I Ivan,which is a proud thing for any Lion to wear. Only two more meetings in this year which ends' on J,uliy 1st, will .be held, when the new slate of officers which were read off take over, and the two months' holi- days will also be observed. Consider- able 'business was transacted and discussions taking place. The guest speaker forthe evening was Rev. E. Heinrich who spoke on the many humerous incidents that happen to a Clergyman. Things are .shaping up for the big Annual Frolic that will be held on July 9th, when the big night of the year for the local Club will t take place, and to which the public will be cordially invited. Much more will be said about this later on. 48 Hours OPTICAL PRESCRIPTION SERVICE BROKEN LENSES REPLACED. DUPLICATED FROM THE BROK- EN ROKEN 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 Anthracite ask for BLUE COAL Miller Creek Coal, Roe Farms Milling Co.. j Vitimized Feeds W. R. DAVIDSON Pone 10 - Hensel! ••••.•••••••••••ii••••••••o ••0000•••••®a•••••••••••• i • • i • • 0 2 • • 0 • 1 ,Blatt � tit `' Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director ADJUSTABLE HOSPITAL BED AND WHEEL CHAIR FOR RENT. FIOWERS Fprt .00CASIONS • Day and Night Service. Telephone 89 Zurich • •eo estos asenamaet+aze eesanam s***oe•oce setae*****®ae••**•• is 110 0 • • L • OBITUARY John Foster Pa,ses John Foster,' a pioneer resident of Hay Township, known fax and near passed away at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Jacob Battler, Baby- lon line, Hay Township, on Wednes- day, May 14th in his 98th year. The beloved husband of the late Marg- aret 'Mittleholtz, and dear father of Lewis Foster of Kitchener; Albert, of Saskatchewan; Alphonse, of Hensall; Alex. of London; Mrs. J. Battler (Anna), of Zurich; Mrs. S. Dietrich (Matilda), of Zurich. The body rest- ed at the Westlake funeral home, in Zurich, until Friday at 10 ant. when removal was made to his rormer hoane, at the residence of Mrs. J. Battler, where the funeral service was held on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, followed by service in St. Boniface R. C. Church, Zurich. In- terment was made in adjoining cem- etery. Late Catherine Rader Mrs. Catherine Willert, widow of the late Joseph Willert, passed away at her residence, Dashwood, on Mon- day, after a twos and a half month's illness in her 85th year. Born in Hay Township, Goshen line, she re- sided on the 14th ,Concession, ,Steph- enT ownship ;before moving to Dash- wood 37 years ago. • Her husband predeceased 33 years ago, also two children. She was a member of Zion Lutheran Church, Dashwood. Surv- iving. are: one daughter, Susan; two sisters, Mrs. Clara Decker of Zurich and ill7xs. Louis Kraft, 17ashwoocl; 4 brothers, William Rader,. Zurich; Fred and Louis Dashwood; and Theo- dore of Goshen Line, Hay Township. A brief funeral service is being held at the residence on Thursday at 2 p. in., followed by service in Zion Luth- eran Church. Interment will follow in Bronson line Lutheran 'cemetery. Rev. L. Higenell will .officiate. SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES AVAILABLE AT B OF M The new safety deposit boxes, re- cently received at the Bank of Mon- treal Office here, are in great de- mand, 'Gordon Sewell, local manager) tells us. However, several are still vacant and ready for immediate use. Certainly this is of interest to those residents, who, because of the war- time scarcity of these boxes, had to keep their, valuables at home. place No matter how good a hiding you think you have in your tome, your valuables are never really safe there: Fire and burglary are ever- present ,dangers. Securities, insur- ance nsu - ance premium receipts, deeds other inrpontant documents - invest- ments representing the savings of a life -time -- can .be destroyed by fire in a matter of seconds, or stolen and gone forever, as many ;a Canadian. family can testify. 'Commenting on the advantages of this type of protection, .Mr. Sewell said, "There is no need for local res - dents to run the risk of losing -results of years of careful planning and saving. By renting a S of M safety deposit box, they can be sure papers and other valuables are well - protected. And the cost is but a tent or two a day." Mr. Sewell added that he would be glad to have all'those interested drop in at any time to discuss their sa.fe- .eeeping needs. Ward Fritz SALES Wrn. McAdams SERVICE SPECIALLY TRAINED MECHANICS SPECIALLY DESIGNED TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT FACTORY ENGINEERED AND INSPECTED PARTS GOODYEAR, DOMINION AND DUNLOP TIRES EXIDE AND PRESTO -LITE BATTERIES WELDING AND GENERAL REPAIRING 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; OII• BURNING BROODERS AND COAL BROODERS A Good Line of Patened Medicines on hand always THE .LAKE STORE Edmund Swartzentruher, Prop. Phone: 11-97 1 1 4 4