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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1947-07-17, Page 1Edablished 1900 ZURICH, ON'T'ARIO, THURSDAY 'MORNING, JULY 17 jet kn .,,w.wtmv,ro,va.Msw.,•• about your IN MEMORIAM Finkbeiner — In memory of Her- rington E. Finkbeiner who passed a- way July 19th, 1946. God gave us strength to face it. And courage to bear the blow Are You Suffering From But what it meant to lose you Dad No one will ever know. To those who have a father Cherish him with . care. For you'll never know his value Until you see his vacant chair. Remembered' by Wife and Family Headaches? If so, Have your Eyes Examined with the Latest Methods and Equipment at A. L. COLE, R.O. OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN GODERIGH — ONT. 'Good Glasses at Reasonable s�. �r•ir•4 •i•.I• F3 �••>h�frdr•F 1"�r•i"•L h°:^ �✓c•Fd0E•�•t••A 44++++++++++++++++++++++44 �• i@••�•A�•�i•�•+•F••M•b+•F�4.�•d�•i •F•i••A•1� 4' i mutat "A' ante 'Cl/ 4 a• t v' •g" + Private Car Ambulance Service for the Conveyance4. of Sick and injured. Lecensed Embalmer and t • 41. Funeral Director. i. •-4 MEMBEREOF THE ONTARIO FUNERAL ASSOCIATION DAY OR NIGHT TELEPHONE No. 70 •b Ontario • 4.+41 � Dashwood� �- - - •_ 4-1.s?tji l tdi1ir FOR QUICK SALE a00a Medium Sized Wheelbarrow Aiinlg to condition. Nearly New. Prices G. G. Sewell., Zurich. Aldon Theatre GRAND BEND Presents for, your Enjoyment Thefollowing Attractions: Fri., and Sat. July 18, 19 A Thousand and One Nights; In Technicolor, Starring— Gonnel Wilde and Evelyn. wii receive a coat of paint. The ayes work is ;being done by steeple ex - With Barber Shop Balads. ''Comedy - ^pests from Ill done On Trip to the West Dr. and Mrs. P. J. O'Dwyer left on Sunday for a motor trip to Win- .lipeg to visit with the Doctor's bro- ther for a few weeks. Their many friends wish them a safe journey. 'As .the Doctor has been a very busy man and a trip of this kind will be We hope, a real tonic for them both. Bart of the journey will be by boat. Welcome Back To Zurich Messrs. Earl and Wm. Thiel mot - aired to Tupperville on. Tuesday mor- ning to move the effects of Mr. and �� Mrs. Lewis Thiel who had been op - "THE JOLSON STORY 'orating a general store in that place, and which has been sold. We under - In Technicolor, Starring Mare•stand Lewis and his wife will e.stab- Parker, Evelyn Keyes "' lish themselves in Zurich and we wel- W:+>n The' House Blues, Cartoon "' `come them back to town. Here from England Mr. and Mrs. W. R E. Parker, of Sutton Surrey, England, arrived last week at Zurich to visit the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Warnock formerly of Gaderich. Mr. and Mrs. Parker renewed acquaintances in Goderich last week. Mr. Parker, for- merly stationed at Port Albert with the IZPA.I+., plans to remain in Can- ada--Goderich Signal Star. -- — CHESTER L. SMITH, PUBLISHILE 119 47 ;$1.50 a Year in Advance $1.75 in U.S., in Advance. Almuner Visits and • isit..Irs •Steeple Being Painted The steeple of St. Peter's Luther- `fin church, Zurich, is ibeing decorated with:a, coat of alurninumn paint, also -the town clock which is in the tower lflllfi illhl111111U II (ill %lij }ll liVillil ill l� r Sto for good things to ea$ When you aro lookingfor maintain to sure and visit our Store, as we always have a good stock of Fresh Groceries always on hand, although some linesare atase times ur sspprds froet, yet we do our best to Per liem 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 Merino Oesch ..PRODUCE ANTED: Phone 165 111 111 i1taeaili11111CIISI TISMS us lf;fRii Ili jll Pfilifiltem And Donald Duck Cartoon Sunday Midnite, Mon., Tues., Jitly21, 22, "SWELL GUY" —STARRING, - Sunny Tufts and Ann Blyth (Adult Entertainment) with Andy Clyde. Comedy and Additional, Short, Wed., Thurs., Friday, ,Saturday July 23, .24, 25, 26 AUTHENTIC- THRILLING STORIES OF THE FBI!• From the official files of the FBt Now daily in The Daily Detroit Tamar es, you'll find the first real big stories of how fearless FBI agents fight the nation's war against aline with scientific training, ingeiMity, tenacity and patience. Read. hoq.'iile G -Men work. Read True FBI Stogy les, now daily in The' Daily RDdtr ii t Times. OBITUARY • Mrs. Catherine. Makins Mrs, Catherine Dayrnan, ..who l?']H gad `''gii a• "iir'''Sir -J osephs Hob�t. ,....r London, July 9th, was the wife .;ot the late James .Dayman.The former. Catherine Makins, was born in Grey County in 1865, the daughter cif Henry and Sarah Makins. In 1484 she married John J. Smith of Zu,and they farmed in Stanley Twp then moved to Huy Township where they farmed until retiring to Zurich, Seven years later John J. Smith pas- sed. away. in Zurich. Four year.stlater she married James Dayman and gnoy- ed to his farm in Tuckersmith,'firona there they moved to Kippen and then to lIensall• James Dayman passed a way June 24, 1946. Mrs. Daman had been in poor health since 'then. Surviving are 3 sons, Herbert ,Smith Exeter;r; Emerson Smith, Kippen; Melvin Smith, Zurich; one daughter, Mrs R J Green of Port Stanley; 3 i arda brothers and two sisters. *neral � , services were held from Bond roe's a funeral home, Hensall, Friday; July alth at 2 pm. conducted by Rev. H. Brook. During the service two hymns "A'Few More Year' shall Roll" and "A11 the way my Saviour T.eact; me" was read by Mr, Brook. Burial s ` I in Exeter cemetery.The grandson ' and granddaughters husbands were bearers and flower bearers. - --- PLANNING, FOR INCP,EA SIv.D 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. H ESS Jeweler and Registered Optician. or Positive Identification o tine World's Finest Anthracite ask for LUE COAL Miller Creek Coal.; Roe Farms Milling Co. Vitimized Feeds W. R. DAVIDSON Pone 10 - Hensall 000egiZof.:3601500066)00.702aED • GO 900 e a a a a ADJUSTABLE HOSPITAL BED AND WHEEL CHAIR FOR aht -neratta Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director Lions Club News a Last Wednesday evening marked 8 the third annual Frolic held in Zur- ich by the local Lions Club and was 8 p incl% attended and the club officials ate dapee e .:- .Ni t,. erv.ice, Telephone 89 Zurich .. .. - 3- . .It,,:o p ... ... , a. ,end the three Frolics held so far. The 0 `' ' aaaaaaa u;1,000. a omeacase � eta, egeseKseete iDe® teig ofafrouiaMaca�iCe' proceeds were approximatelyThis money after all expenses are z T , zW to paid, will be used exclusively for wet- Wim• McAdamsWard Frltz Ment. The highlights of the evening SA<.E� SERVICE fare work and community improve - was the music of the Waterloo Band A which kept the Iarge crowd well en- tertained and interested. The m �s works display followed the other a- musements and was well worth spot -fire - len 5‘ C ding the late hour of the evening t o see. The evening had very favour- ;ble weather which helped to bring out the big crowd. Prize winners at the big draw' were: Kenneth Webb, Dashwood; Mrs. H. Finkbeiner, Zur- ich; Mrs. John Sturgeon, Bayfield; lnlr§: E. Reichert, Hensall; Miss Lyla S'ivartzentruber; Zurich; Francis Nip- per, Zurich; Miss F. Goiulett, Lon- don; Mrs. Ross Scott, Brucefield. The old time dance put on by CEN of Wingham was a big attraction. OBITUARY Late Louis Schilbe Louis Schilbe, a prominent busin- ess man of Zurich died very suddenly on Saturday afternoon while sitting the verandah and in conversation RENT. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ne so r enor t Seasonarefile Goois WE HAVE A GOOD RANGE OF :MEN'S WEAR SUITABLE FOR SUMMER. TROUSERS, .SWEATERS, SPORT SHIRTS, ETC., ETC.. CHENILLE SPREADS IN ALL SHADES AT REDUCED PRICES. LADIES .AND CHJLD.REN'S' DRESSES FOR . SUMMER. GROCERY SPECIALS - SPECIALS for Thursday, Friday and Saturday tai DUTCH CLEANED- PER TIN' PER TIN - 1Oc AYLMER VEG. SOU P, CLUB HOUSE PEANUT BUTTER. 16 -os. JAR ....38c TIN OR JAR . 490 RIDEAU HALL COFFEE,� 27c CORN FLAKES, 3 PKGS 8-os.'27c 2 PKGS 12 -oz 1 LB TIN FOR .... s ..... 29c NEILSCIP IS COCOA 19c 'HALF -LB TIN FOR ........ , FRESH FItUtTS AND VEGETABLES EVERY WEEK. Phone : C. H. THIEL Zurich PROFITS Go-ahead farmers realize that in- creasing farm production:often: re- quires better plsuining, planning how to make the mostthe of mosteach from and how to reap each acre. call for Sometimes these plan, agricult- ural farm aids such as -modern ag • ural equipment, motors, pumps, mil- king machines; sometimes it, means constructing, repairing or altering or improvement faun buildings; plans may call for a better drainage system, or new fences. Of course, purchasing equipment making repairs and in t illmgbut elec- trical equipment costs money; . the lack of ready h need eimpdoy not be an obstacle to your nt programme. The Bank of Montreal has helped maw farmers toinvod produce more on their farms by ng more in their farms, , Mr.. Sewell, pian iP r 0f the local branch of the B of M, tells us he iss glad to discuss improvement "Our farts with go-ahead farmers. 1m is ,been de - 04 with friends, when he suffered a he -art seizure and died almost instant- ly. He had been a sufferer of the disease for some considerable tune, but or recent took occasional walks to the store, was in his '76th year. Mr. Schilbe was well and widely knowli as a man of sterling qualities, honest and upright, and being of a very sociable type, he was interesting to meet and converse with, Before moving to Zurich about ) years a- go they lived on the 14th concession, Hay, where the family wi's born and raised, and while in Zurich conduct- ed a successful flour and feed and coal business. He will be greatly missed by his family, as well as his many friends. Surviving are: His bereft widow, the former Anna Al- brecht, two son, Mil fr cd and Erwin of Zurich, two daughters, (nos llf) Mrs, Herbert Krueger; • (.)lar Mrs. Ivan Yungblut, both of Zurich; nine grandchildren; one brother Con- rad M� rad of Zurich, and one sister, . Emma Rose of Zurich` Thea body . rested at the Westlake - Funeral Home, Zurich till Tuesday at 2.30 p.m. when a private funeral. was held at the Funeral Home, followed by a public, service in St. Peter's Lutheran church with interment in Pastor, I 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 "-`�,.� act•»- ocrab+} ameeeteleseelleleleWeNeleellatraileseasseeseleeleet improvement loan pt<,. signed ,to help progressive farmers," many a farmer to l Rev. E. IHeimrich, officiated, The he comirmented. `This low-interest St. m'eter's cemetery. plan has enabledr rliances that, bereft family have the ympat9)' of havec modern appliances a wide C.irclq Of friends, have Increased his farm profits," E ARE BALBSMEN FOR THE FAMOUS NEW �. iresone NOW MADE WITH THE BEST AND NEWEST MATERIALS All Sizes Now Obtainable • We also carry a Good Line of Dry Goods, Ii:ard- ware, Paints, Clothing for all members of the fam- ily. Only F r•esh Groceries kept in Stock. A Good Line of Fatened Medicines on hand always TLS STORE Phone 4 1.14-97 vpssmegessmeemonotasee- Edmund SwartZelntruber, Prop.oposissystwot.