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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1947-07-17, Page 4ZURICH, ONTARIO lulu!!!!! mllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllilll full! ilii !hill llllllllllllll'ill Lakevie Casino GRAND BEND DANCING EVERYNIGHT ORCHESTRAGORDON DELAMONT and His VOCALS BY VINA SMITH _..._ T 1Vldnate Dance, July 21st, 12.05 a.m. Join the Resort Crowd. at these popular Dances and have some Real Fun Sunday Concert July 20th, ..9 p.m. by GORDON DELAMONT and his ORCHESTRA Total Proceeds for EXETER LIONS CLUB This is a worthy cause ---Come out, Lions, wherever you are— and bring a friend ---we need all your support! LADIES' SOFTBALL, WED. JULY 16, 7 p.m. LLUCAN vs. DASHWOOD (The only team to have beaten Dashwood to date!) At Lakeview Casino Diamond Plan a day at "The Bend". More fun than any other Resort on Lake Huron, and fast becoming Ontario's foremost Resort. Look at these "worry forgotters"— Swimming, cycling, horse- back riding, bowling, roller skating, speed boats, merry-go- rounds,seefor"e yourself. FreeCome rnPic Yic Hall at—climb rn theolake. and IfifillilliffillfiliN11111111111111111111.111111111111111111111EIHIMIIMM i I SANDY SIMPSON has been patiently improving his dairy herd. He saw his chance to buy a pure bred bull — and the manager of his bank lent him the ready. cash to close the deal. Now he's expecting great things of his new calf; already he sees her winning her class at next year's Fall Fair. A few more like her and he can also see his milk pro- duction rising — as well as a nice extra income from selling his surplus stock to neighbouring farmers. Branch banks. in rural communities across Canada, help to build prosperous farms . , . and at the same time help inerea a the f ow of food to family tables both at home and in distant lands. THIS IS ONE INSTANCE fCanada' s : ,-'rpt) branch o their [,art in the daily 4ptsan,, !Joy li f e giW1 nodi of l unv ns. t ^,I it issi • 6PONSORED By YOUR BANK • -e A.. a 17th, 1194'7 Tchiax�day, Julywee_ ,_,e..___--see-seeeseeeeseseeesee-e-eeeste, 'Stade & iedo ScvnNG tit*VOR Suits A i Extra Mileage... plus extra safety . make, Good- year tires the overwhelming choice cif thrifty motorists. You, too, can enjoy these extras .. . get long -wearing Goodyears 'to- day. THE BEST TIRE BY MILES IS GO AVEC S T ADE and WEIDO HARDWARE Phone 92 — ZuRrcH' `e ,!i M,A B'T; apart/€r+, -A(ai444r;;B -Amor LOCAL NEWS". Mr and Mrs. Charles! Hay,; bridal couple. have returned after their honeymoon trip. . M:•. Keith Westlake attended' P. embalmers post graduate_ at Toronto, for a few days. Rev. and Mrs. Gordon: Sehragg and • family of Lowell, N.Y., were visitors with relatives and friends here. {'• Mrs. Stuart Stover of Chatham is 1, staying at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. P. J. O'Dwyer for a few .. weeks. Mrs. Jack Fasken and .son. of El -1' mire are visiting at the Trorne ort he i' former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.I. Merner., Mrs. Wm. Schade of London is visiting at the home of her sons, Mr. and Mrs. Erwin .Schade of Dash- wood and Mr. and 'Mrs. Clarence Schade, 14th con. • Mr. Jacob Haberer and son Jack, Colles Sewell, Billie Yungblut mot- ored to the Lutheran Boys' Camp. at Guelph, where the Tatter three at- tended the summer camp and a very pleasant time was enjoyed. Mee Al- bert Kalbfieisch accompanied the for- mer on the trip. Mrs. Clarence Hoffman and' :son Bobbie of Galt, have returned to their home after spending some time with relatives here. The former tak- ing charge of the local Post Office in the absence of ' her brother, W. A. Siebert who attended the big • Lions Convention at Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Datars and daughter Marion; Mrs. Ed. Datars Sr., and Miss Ann Datars, enjoyed a motor trip last Friday to Kiincardine and Poet Elgin. While at the latter place they called on Mr.. and Mrs C. L. Smith who were holidaying there. . HAY COUNCIL The regular monthly meeting of the Hay Township Council was held in the Council Chambers, Zurich, on Monday, July 7, at 8 p.m. The Reeve called for reading of the minutes which were adopted as read. The fol- lowing correspondence was presented From N. W. Miller, County Clerk,. re: 1947 rates for County purposes; The following motions were then pas- sed: That the Exeter Rural Hydro be sent an offer of $600.00 for Tele- phone material from St. Joseph Air- port to Jerome Dietrich's farm. - That 5,000 feet of snow fence and sufficient posts, and two culverts 36x az and 4'x32' be ordered from the Lundy Fence Co. That the Auditor's Report for Hay Township for the year 1946 be ac- cepted and that. they be. paid their account: Clerk to' have 50 copies printed, and school sections .be sent account for auditing their respective school sections. • • That Wiliam Watson be paid for balance of money for superintending of Tile portionof the Bender Drain less $15.00 which is to. be- paid to Simon Hoffman for portion. of Drain re -opened. Hy. Lawrence and Simon Hoffman to be paid their accounts. That By-law No. 9, 1947 of the Corporation of the Township of Hay authorizing the borrowing of 89,000. for the purpose of financing the pur- chase, re -construction, re -placements, alterations, and extensions of the po tion of the Crediton Rural Telepho- ne System desiring to become sub- striders to the Hay Municipal Tele- phone System. Said by-law to be read •frr•-t and second time tied then forwarded to the Ontario Municipal Memel for approval. That the budget for the year 1947 be adopted and that the rates 'be confirmed by by-law. Clerk to pro- ceed tb Complete the d.9M7 Collector's x A. <i June 20th—Jahn J. Veroba lied to the 4 i of Lamirnisrn, Sask., applied • Bank of Montreal for t loan of $2,000 to purchase a threshing combine. His proposition was sound ... and the loan was made. John Veroba's new machine was delivered on June 25th:. Ten days later, with his own crops still four weeks from harvesting, he set out for Sharon Springs, Kansas. With his new combine he worked for the farmers there and.,. in the neighbouring communities for one month to the day. In the meantime his own crops were ripening. Early in August he turned northward to Lampman, and on his arrival, August 11th, immediately remitted to us the frill $2,000 he had borrowed. His work had given him back the entire purchase price of his combine! The total interest charge was $12.60. So pleased was this customer to possess his own combine free of all debt, and to commence his own harvesting with a happy and easy' mind, that he wished to pay the Bank of Montreal a bonus to mark his appreciation. The Bank, of course, declined the bonus, but is -gladly accepting' the expression of John Veroba's thanks in the form of his permission to tell his story in this advertisement.. This case is typical of the assistance which the Bank Montreal is extending to go-ahead farmers and demonstrates how it makes true its promise: "When you ask for a loan at the B of M, you do not ask a favour." If you need money, see your nearest ly HANK, B of M manager today. Ask for a copy of rc A Haua,l CANAS/ANS our farm loan folder: "Quiz for a Go; .. - Ahead Farmer." AY K VAP i ..i` 5,��' �':3J '!:. p'�' working with Canadians in every walk Gof life since 1817 Zurich Branch: G. G. SEWELL, Manager Now open daily. Hensall Branch: W. B. A. CROSS, Manager Roll. Rec. Gen. Tax 249.29. That Josiah Geiger be appointed The Council adjourned to meet a - 'c and gain on Monday, August 11th, at 8 p.m H W. Brokenshire, Clerk. George Armstrong, Reeve. St. Joseph and Beaver Town Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Carotin Jr. are visiting with their parents in St. Joseph. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jeffrey of Windsor are visiting in and around our burg with relatives and friends. Sanitary Inspector for Zuri h Village and that Milton Oesch be appointed member of the Board of Health. That the remaining 70 tires left on the Bender Drain be given to Mrs H. Finkbeiner to be usea at the north end of the tile portion of said drain at her own expense. That •Glen Walper and Gordon Hess be 'paid • 50c an hour and the two managers ten cents per hr. for truck while it is on duty, for period Mr. and Mrs. Zephie Charrette of July 1st 1947 to Nov. 1st 1947. Windsor spent :the week -end on the That information Bureau at Grand Bend. 2143 and Turnbull's Grove 32- 24 be connected on one line to Dash - Blue Water with friends. Miss Vinceil Cook of Detroit and Mrs. Ross Hewett of Windsor, also wood Central. Miss Josephine Jeffrey of Windsor, That upon request by the 'Trustees are visiting with their father in Bea - of the Zurich Police Village to have vertown the Fire Siren placed on the Town- Mr. Vincent Jeffrey of Detroit and ship Hall be Ranted. family are spending a few days with That the follo\ving accounts be the former's parents in our burg. paid as per voucher. Mr. Gerold Jeffrey of Assumption General Account -- Bank of Mon- College, Windsor, has returned to his treal, rent, Hydro $17.50; Gestetner home in Beavertown for the holidays Co. 10.18; Simon 'Hoffman 116.50; prior to entering 'St. Peter's Semin- J..W. Haberer 120 .Datars 8s O'Brien ary at London. '10.55;• Toronto Stationery end Sup- Mr. Ivan Masse of Toronto is sp- plies 4.43; Monteith & Monteith ending his holidays under the paren- 243.00 ; Win. H. Edighoffer 10.40; tal roof. Lorne Rader 1.12!8 ; Hy.' Lawrence 15- Mrs. James Manse of St. Joseph, 62, Wm. Watson $25; Corp. of Vill. who has ;been sick fear some time is of Exeter $30; H. W. ' Brokenshire now improving. . 6233; Hay Munic. Tel. System $800. Miss Cecil Masse of London is Relief --- Mrs. John Suptat $25; spending a few weeks with her par - Emma Baesow 8.90; Mrs. Edith tints at St. Joseph. Mason $15; A. Heideman (rent) Mrs John Woodcock of Montreal, $3 Roads Elmer Rowe $4; Beacer- ly Gould $4; Ellis Northcott $4; L. Masse 4.36; Maurice Masse $6; Roy Merrier 2.23, Ivan Mcidingcr 6.30; Alvin Ayotte 180 Harry Bassos 1 ll $4 W Gould 4.60 Mrs.Rachael Denomme wr#1 spend vac ration with Mrs l.ueinda Mchiaac. D84S ENTRANCE RESULTS Following is the High School Be - trance results for this district. The- names are the ones who passed. Dashwood— Audrey Besterd, EI sine Gill, Margaret Gill,' Wm. Gill,. Barbara Hartman, Joyce Haugh, J73.0.•Alexander Love, Ruby Miller, Aud- rey Page, James L. Peachey, Mari- lyn IPfafl`, Max Tiedeman, Alma Tura, bull, Ronald Wein, Win. 0. Wilbert, Theresa Mary Zimmer. Hensel! — Donald Adkins, Donald: Bell, Gladys Chapman, Douglas Dick, Eileen Kelly, Donna Leinmon, Elves. Love, Robert Love, Ronald MacKin- non, George MacLeod, Jean McAl- lister, Virginia McClinchey, Bruce, Moir, Douglas Moir, Thos. Peters,. Lily Schultz, Keith Voll'and. Zurich — Joanne Mercedes Bed- ard, Bernadine Bedard, Piere Can - tin, Ellis Charrette, Helene Marie Farwell, Alice Maybelle Forrester, Barbara Ann Gascho, Elaine Geiger, John Frederick Haberer, Ronald, George Heimrich, John '1Yendrick,. Earl Homer, Glen Herbert Neeb,. Dennis Overholt, Gerard Rau, Grace Regier, Wallace Edward Rose, Myles James Uttley. Passing under regu- lation 710-6—William Merner. Bayfield — Grace Apfelback, Beat - .67 George, Gerald Bell, Ethel Blair. Ronald Castle, Barbara McConnell, Anna Porter, Jack Proctor, Norma Sturgeon, Betty Jean Talbot, Clifford'Clifford''Talbot, Grant Webster. DASHWOOD Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zimmer and is hol'ldayfng with her mother, Mrs. family and Mr. Joe filer motored to. N. M. Cantin in St. Joseph St. Agatha and Kitchener on faitimday Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ducharme l'4r. and Mrs. Neale and family e4' and Mrs. Thrus Stan:�tberry and faro- Wellesley spent the week -end with illy all of Detroit, spent a few days Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller. yot c ; with Mr. and Mm. Fred �)uchar�me of Mr. and Mrs ITowercl Shear and 1.35, H. W. Brokenshire postage $5, the Blue Water Highway seuth. family of Ptlieii ue ptnc.m g• their.. Lloyd Camp be ; m. . asse 54.84; Jas. Masse 11.3.96 +lie summer months in .Benvo+Detroit cal - Ail ph M rtown Mrs Clarence Yager of 1 Alfred Denomme $$;; Alf. Meidinger 7.10; Alvin Wainer 7.50'; Peter Masse 16.40; Walter 'Statt.on 10.80. Telephone System --•- T. 1-I. Hoff- man, salary and staff, exp. 469.89; H. G. Hess, do 305.94; Bell Co. 6i47- 90; .Stronrherg Carlson 1.157; H. W. Brokenshire 51.73; Northern I+.Tec- with Mrs. Leon Jeffrey Sr. let! On friends lee"[` on . un ay. Note the floating population of Misses Eila and Ro: e. Zimmer or. 'Beavartown at present, it has all her Detroit are visiting with their sietex•• sister burgs trimmed. We believe Ida nriich of that goes to the good man. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Meier o'( De-• agemen% of the town, who are always troll visited with friends here ever ready to welcome all corners to their the holiday, beautiful sceneries and places of am -1 Mrs. Lorne Kleinstiver is visiitirrlit with her parents in Bowmanvilie. uric 245.91; Automatic Elea. 1(19.85, moment.