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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MOR1ING, SEPTEMBER 4 i 947 •
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the very latest of methods and
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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 ,Iways on
hand, although some li es are at times hard to get,
yet we do or best to urchase our supplies from
the leading supply houses... Oranges, Lemons, and
Grape Fruits in season; Canned Goods, and many
other lines we offer at very moder,te prices...
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DRY GOODS, AND CLOTHING, FOR THE
ENTIRE FAMILY. A GOOD VARIETY
OF CHINAWARE; BREAKFAST AND
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For Yom G ocery Needs, Shop at. Our
Store. We have a Fresh Stock of
Groceries, Fruits, and Vegetables
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-ENGAGEMENT-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spencer, Nat-
terby Bottoms, Gloucestershire, Eng-
land, announce the engagement of
their youngest daughter,Marjorie
Florence, to Jack L. O'Brien, eldest
son of Mr. and Mrs, Lenn.is O'Brien
of Zurich, Ont. The marriage to
take place on. September gOth, at 2
o'clock in Nibly Parish Church, Glo-
cestershire, England.
Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ducharme,
No. 1, Dashwood, wish to announce,
the engagement of their eldest dau-
ghter Beatrice Ann, to Harvey Snit-
zer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aleh Spit-
zer of Centreline, Mich., the wedding
to take place early in September.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rau and Mr.
Gordon Rau of Detroit were visitors
with their mother, Mrs. J. P. Rau of
town the past week.
BORN
MacLean - To Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
thur MacLean (nee Helen O'Brien)
wish to announce the birth of a son,
Brian Arthur, at St. Joseph's Hospit-
al, London, on August '2,8, 1947.
McCrae - To Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth McCrae (nee Gertrude Hoffman
of Dashwood) a 'daughter (Bonnie
Heather) at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, on August 28th, 11947. A
Birthday present for mother.
MORE SUGAR
Ottawa - A three -pound boost in
the individual canning suger ration,
lifted it to,13 pounds •for this year,
was announced last week by the.
Prices Board: A board announcement
ascribeing the increase to contiiItte,
improvement in the prospects for fut-
ure sugar supplies, said three extra
canning sugar coupons Y-7.1, Y-12
and Y -I13, are being declared -valid.
immediately: Each coupon is good for,
a pound,. This will,greatly help- ,fpf
1TfOirrihing 'd4edn:, At-tha.,iarae tin*,
the board 'announced that regular
sugar coupons S-26 to S-51 will ex-
pire Sept. 15th.
NEW BANKING HOURS
Notices are being displayed at the
local Bank of Montreal announcing
a change in banking hours on Satur=
ay mornings, and customers are re-
quested to do their business rrom 9 -
to 11 o'clock instead of from 9.30
to noon, as formerly. The change be-
comes effective this Saturday.
Briefly, the idea behind the change
is to give the bank's staff a better
break on their week -end time. The
old idea that bankers worked from
10 to 3 - to the envy of most people
- has long been exploded. This vats
never true, for much remains for the
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Training at Stratford
0.1.1. and Mrs. Herb Mousseau and
daughters Betty and Joyce motored
tatStratford on Tuesday where Betty
his entered nurse -in -training at the
General Hospital. Her many friends
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phrhofeersseivoen.ry success in this splend-
' MUST BE PASTEURIZED
-The Medical Officer of Health
Says that the Township in which
Zurich is located is covered by corn -
pal wry 17asteurization. Sale of
,r4w milk or cream is not permitted
in. this area.
LEAVE FOR WEST
;Twenty-two .men from Huron Co-
unty were checked out of the Nat-
ional Employment Service Office,
GOderich, last Wednesday afternoon,
bOund for Western Canada as harves-
teg's. The office had authority to
send twenty-five men, but only 22
were available. Last year br., men
went,
New Prize Lists
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The 19141 Prize Lists of the Zurich
Fall Fair are now completed and the
Secretary, Mr. E. F. Klopp is distib-
Rang the same. This book is larger
than usual as it contains sixty page,
a.44, one will notice that in many de-
POnents the prizes have been great--
lOcreased. In al f is a fine display
events for A fall fair and should
"ibig help tP make khe fair a most
'derful success.
•;, .-Injurs Foot:
'WU* H. Haugh of the 14th
„iiliek'With' a painful accident the
*44,444 While he...waei_putting thc.
binder in th barn in some way the
Most of the weight of the machine
Which overbalanced, rested on his
foot. iliedical examination revealed
that fortunately no bones were brok-
en, but the legiments are badly torn,
and Mr.. Haugh will have to stay off
the.injured foot for some time untir,
it is healed up again.
MOTORCYCLE RACES AT
CLINTON
A. large crowd witnessed the thri-
lls and spills by the Darerevils of the
Motorcycles at the motor bike races
held at. Clinton Community mark on
Saturday afternoon. The track was
fast. and the bikes got off to perfect
starts.. Clyde Bowman, of Brantford,
took the, only spill of the meeting,
and was. knocked unconsciou.s by the
banker to do alter his doors are clo-
sed. With the great burden of work
on banking personnel, which develo-
ped during the war and which- has
carried into the peace, it has been
necessary for benk staffs to work
much overtime for a number' of years
it is frequently the case on Siitur-.
days, with the traditional puldic
closing at noon, for the staff to be
obliged to work on until anywhere
rem 1 to 3 p.m., which, to say the
least, goes hard on plans for a Sat-
urday afternoon outing or a we(dc-
end's fishing. Customers as a whole
will be glad to see this relief for the
people serving them at the bank who
will thus be helped to a little more
leisure time.
impact. The extent 'of his injuries
were not. known, but he was badly
cut around. the face. The event was
sponsored by the London Motorcycle
Club..
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FIRE DESTROYS BAYFIELD
HOTEL
Fanned by a, high wind flames Sat-
in:day night. destroyed the Ritz Hotel
at hayfield, while hundreds of vacat-
ioners stood helplessly oy.: 3e guests
of the establishment were able to re-
moye, their personal belongrngs and
all escaped the fire injury. Damage
was. estimated at *10,000, 'ine loss
is partially covered by instwrInce.Th&.
fire removed cne of the oldest land-
marks in the vacation resort,, the
hiubling having been erected 80 yrs.
ago. The fire .started in the attic a1
the, two-storey frame bunamg, and
believed to have burned for some
time ,before breaking out in rne sec-
ond floor. Spreading with ligntning--
like rapidity, the fire quickly con-
sumed the building, leaving onlya of twisted metal, the remains,
in the T. Harry Hoffman ambbulance
of Pods and 'kitchen equipment. The
His condition is favoulable. Smith I
hotel was filled with guests, -lost of
was attempting to take off from Taya d them Americans, for the Labor Day
field on the near -by farm of C.
week -end. When the fire :eterced the
lor when the accident Occurred. Lar-
holidavere out of the hotel they we-
re accomodatod at the camp of the
Huron Diocese of the Church of En-
gland. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Vailey,
owners and operators of the hotel,
I stated there had been a smart, the in
freed from the cockpit and ,
an, whom ,mectators said hauled lihnto,
e chimney in the afternoon but it
out, had disappeared in the gathering1_, - • •
quickly distinguished, and it is
crowd. The plane apparontiv failed to
t .-coght that a spark from the chim-
obtain sufficient height. and i said
ney was smouldering end calved the
to have struck a fence on the farm,
cm hbrger fire. Most of the furnishings
stalled aw.
nd snub a fe
for wove avod on the ground floor with
as the pilot endeavoured to turn
an into -wind landing. The vii -10 the exception of the kitchen,. a large
awl- Wing 0 f the Plhho ',re (hf` !Mat and groceries ere
en, . lost.
PLANE CRASHES AT
GRAND BEND
An unidentifiednurse, believed
holidaying at the Bend on Sunday
pulled Earl Smith, of London, from
the wreckage of his two-seater air-
craft after it crashed on a bunker at
the Oakwood Golf course and rolled
into a creek nearby. Smith was tak-
en to St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
48 Hours
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Vitimized Feeds
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escaped .serious injury. Dr. 3. Dunlop
of 'Exeter, who was on the golf co-
urso at the time hurried to the scone.
Before he arrived Smith had boon
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