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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1947-09-11, Page 1EMOvutaximizeminingidatEMEMBEMISEMEMERIIMEaria. ICH Established 1900 ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 11 $ 9 47 Let us kn w about your S m� Are You Suffering From Headaches? tf so, Have your Eyes Exaxrrr'ed with the Latest Methods and. Equipment at A. 'L. COLE„ R.O. OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN GODERICH - ONT. Good Glasses at Reasonable ARTHUR FRASER Income Tax Reports Bookkeeping Service, Etc. EXETER OFFICE :-Corner Ann, William Sts. Phone: Exeter 355W. Zurich amity Shop THE HOME OF THE BETTER OIL PERMANENTS The Better Oil Permanents Applied with the very latest of methods and Equipment. GIVE US A CALL! Prices' Phone 153 for your Appointments. DOREEN SOMLBE Zurich 4+++•4••F++++++ t••t; +++++++4 +++^@- f• •8'•3••h•F•-S °F•Q••M+°°t +4i..&+.t•++•d•dr+•&•E +40 c. ..J it arq Offinan uneral cane Private CarAmbulance Service for the Conveyance of Sick and Tlnjured. Lecensed Embalmer and Funeral Director. MEMBER OF THE ONTARIO FUNERAL ASSOCIATION DAY OR NIGHT TELEPHONE No. 70 Dashwood Ontario .1. t •i••3••l + • +454r 4411444 4 f d 4 4 • ..1.•F• 41. w E• 0 F^f I 4, ++4 liii !Viii ii 1ip41,,10; f ! r,Sal001l 101111 ti511ilillillll Illl!!I(!II]III 111th(Ill1iiij lilli1{lslll!)ll'05 11» +Iii 40111ll1'' IeI-I'S Grocer ts Grocery Store u •; When you +. looking 'for good things :to eat be . sure and v it gas Store, as we always maintain to have as 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 le,.. ding sup + y houses... Oranges, Lemons, and Grape Fruits in season; Canned Goods, and many other lines we offer at very moderate prices... Visit ur Store and Be Convinced M enn ach - Zurich PRODUCE WANTED. Phone 165 lllllf 1 '111101110111111100 `,ti,''; l ! l?l o1iilr l l hill lijhomJllll p(Illhl[ollg1 iplllCloi11fmilill Ilplplliilllii,pi[Iilp1., INSINAIMMISMCVSNENNMECDE S e r t # sona 1e Needs WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, AND CLOTHING, FOR THE ENTIRE FAM.I,Y. A GOOD VARIETY OF CHINAWARE; BREAKFAST AND DINNER. SETS, ETC. For Your Grocery Needs, Shop at Our , Store. We have a Fresh Stock of Groceries, Fruits; and Vegetables Weekly C. H. THIEL Zurich Phonel. -ANNOUNCEMENT- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Deichert wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Rose Janet, to John Allan Merner, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Merrier of Zurich. A quiet wedding is to take place on Septeanber 13th at .2 p.m. in St. Luke Church, Kit- chener. Rev. Albert Darters will ofd date. Announcement Mrs. Annie Turkheim announces the coming marriage of her young- est daughter, Irene Alice, Reg. N., to Charles Carr, son of Mr. Alexander Carr and the late Mrs. Carr of Strat- ford, onOctober the sixth, 1947 at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Zurich CARD OF THANKS • I wish to take this opportunity to thank all those who iso kindly remembered me with flowers, treats, cards, letters, and personal calls while a patient in Clinton Hospital. - Mrs. R. F. Stade. HAY COUNCIL The Council of the Township of Hay met in the Township Hall, Zur- ich, on Tuesday, Sept. 2nd at' 1.30 p.m. The following correspondence was reead: Earl MacLaren, Hydro - Electric !Power Comm. The following motions were pas: sed: - That the following Hay Twp. pro- Th• Zurich Juvenile Baseball team perty owners: A. Sharrow, J.. Schade spored by the Zurich Lions Club, N. Turnbull, Don Hendrick, A. Mil- alOnst with some of the local Lions, ler, Gordon Turnbull and Wm. Du-threeH-carloads in all, journeyed up charme Est., having sub -divisions on to S a11ow Lake, in the Bruce Pen - their property to have the sub-divis- insult district, about 110 ,miles from ions registered and suppler the Town- ship with a copy of the registered. plan. That Tom Laing's account for in- specting the Municipal Drains In Hay Township east of the 8th con- cession be paid. That ri. dD payment of $2,500. be emade r 14kF He4s fax• ,P, ,t26�esL1C:-tiIiit L CHESTER L. SMITH, PLIBLISW.Jt'S $1.50 a Year In Advance $1.75 in U.S., in Advance. 'I .er 'sits and Visit S Had Flail Stones hail stones, the size of walnuts, fell in Exeter during a short storm Moneay ,last. A few panes of glass have been reported cracked or bro- ken. W. j. Smith gathered up a few of the hailstones and put them in the ice, compartment of his refrigerator and kept them for a few days. Had Birthday Party On Sunday a very happy event was c'eiebrated at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus Witmer of town when a family gathering took place in honor of Mr. Witmer who was celebrating his 74th birthday. Most of the members of the family were present- and a very appropriate time was enjoyed together. Supper was served 'on the lovely lawn and the table was amply supplied for the satisfaction of all. Needless to say it was a lovely event. And the best of wi,'shes for many more such .occas- ions'` °as expressed by all. Loose First Game far of deed Ito Hay Township. Poss- ession. to take place immediately. That H. W. Brokenshire be appo- inted as Tax Collector for Hay Twp. for 1947 and that notices be sent out in October. By-law to be drew up confirming this appointment. That the various accounts be paid as per voucher: , Roads - Wm. Thiel $13; Harrry Armstrong $9; Carl Oestreicher $5; Alvin Walper $8.55; Joe Ducharme $4; Hugh Hendrick $4; Beverley Gould $7.10; Roy Merrier $3.15; K. Thiel. $4; Ed. Erb $3; Elmer Rowe $1.80; Cecil Rowe $2.10; Michael Masse $2.70; Leon Bedard $3.60; Zurich last Friday evening, to play the 'Asst. of: the playoff games with e Iadi of that team. Unfortunate- ly foa::the boys' of Zurich, in :the first inning', they became somewhat stage f ightened ,and 'made a number of errors;whac`h. let in about four runs and " o'st the game for them 7--4. •a ame is being played on we. H aftei'ioon' at four o'clock, and we wish the locals a pile of luck at this game. Lions Club News To Hold Ladies Night The Zurich Lions Club have set the date, Wednesday evening, Sept- ember (17th as Ladies' Night, that is they Will entertain their ladies, or `Lionesses" to a supper and enter- tainment. The event wart be held at the same place as last year, The Brenner House, Grand Bend, and what a. big night it was a year ago, but this year it shall also a big affair. Louis Masse $4.44; Donald Mousseau i A troup of London are putting on $5; Rose Oil Co. $4.29; Jack Little 'the program, and every Lion and his • -along there H expected to+be $256; Hensel]. Dist. Co -Op. $2,..5, adv are expec e Mousseau $10.51; Garnet Whittaker with some invited guests. $14.90; Bill Coleman $13.90; Ed- Last Wednesday evening was the i Walper $30; Ivan Sharrow, first supper meeting in the Dominion $1.601.60 ; Urban Pfile $10; Harold Cam- pbsll $2.80; Lloyd Campbell $2.80; 1 House dining room for the fall term Paul Ducharme $8.75; Eben Weigand of the Zurich Lions, and the first $2; Perry Campbell $3.15; Ellis Nor- neeting since the Big Annual Frolic thcott $2.80; Jas. Masse, Supt., gas, early in July. So considerable rou- and oil $135.56; Alph, Masse $35.33: tine business was gone over, and re - Louis Cantin $6.40; Joe Hoffman $3; ports were given including the re - Wm. Taylor $5; F. C. Kalbfleisch & port of the. big Lions Convention in Son, Ltd. $209,05; Lorne Rader 1.50 Windsor earlier in the summer. The Peter Eisenbach $562.50; Wesley guest speaker for the evening was Coleman $8 Rev. H. E. Roppel, pastor of the Relief - John •Suplat $25; Emma Zurich Evangelical U. B. Church, Bassow $8.90; Mrs. Edith Mason$115. and as the subject. scheduled was on A Heideman, (rent) $3. Blind Conservation, Mr. Roppel gave General Accounts - Tom Laing a very inspiring address for so short $70; Toronto Stationery, supplies notice, and enlarged on the great $22.52; Mrs. J. P. Rau $45.12; W. many needs of the blind people in H. Edighoffer $10; Treas. Hay Mun- our community, and how they can icipal Telephone $1500; Prov Treas. be helped' to, be made more comfort - $8.72; R. J. Lovell $12.88; Mrs. El- able. As this was the first meeting izzie Hey $49.31; Treas. Huron Co. of the new board of officers being -in $50.60; H. W. Brokenshire $56.25; charge, things seemed just a bit dif- A. F. Hess $12520. ferent. But all Lions will soon be Telephone System - T. H. Hoff- in full swing and ready to go when man, Dashwood Central $322,414; H. the challenge demands it. G. Hess,. Zurich Central $309.54;Bell Spend $4,000 Co. $990.34; Northern Electric Co. $1064.44; H. W. Brokenshire $54.62; Exeter Lions Club_ has arstributed Stromberg, Carlson Go. $4.08. $4,000 in welfare work throughout The meeting adjourned to meet the district this year, according to a again on Monday, Oct. 6th at 1.30 report given by Secretary wen Join p. an• Bowey. Medical expenses totaled (The following its a breakdown of $479 and included tonsil cases, den - Cheque No. 935 • Aug. 11, 1947 to tal examinations, hospitalization, etc. T. H. Hoffman, Manager of the Dash- Eyesight conservation glasses and wod Central, for the month of July, donations to the Canadian National for $763.59: Switchboard operators, Institute for the Blind cost the Club regular, summer and overtime $407.- $1160. Civic improvements amounted (37; Assistant linesmen $132.50; Ex- to $1,210 and $989 was spent on re- press, freight, messenger service, by- creational activities. They also spon- dro, co15tpensation on staff and pay sored oratorical contests, scholairships Office booths at Grand Bend $83.74; and prizes, several thousand dollars Manager, for contra truck and extra for the British Children's War Vict- wa es $139.(;8. Total $7fi3,5i1 I its Fund.. They are holding their rl. W° Brokenshire, Clerk. l annual Frolic on October 2 and 3rd , Geo. Armstrong, Reeve. land are now distributing iia% ets. i 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 a HESS Jeweler and Registered Optician. or Positive Identificatiol of the World's Fines Anthracite ask for BLUE COAL Miller Creek Coal',l Roe Farms Milling Co. Vitimized Feeds W. R. DAVIDSON Pone 10 - Heneadl 666110 101 3 • • a • Si • a s • • • S i 001 .Taftt. e469600ase6 eleg a'9 Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director ADJUSTABLE HOSPITAL BED AND WHEEL CHAIR FOR RENT. FLOWERS FOR ALLOCC4.SIONS ' • 4 " 4"141` 4.4g;i-ebitt r° ' 1*`M3..S`"';e eras °`', Z:; Day and Night -Service. Telephone 89 Zurich $5555 ettltutiats 0000a0 00000a®as4aD+ Ward Fritz SALES Wm. 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 } Cv3:1 fn•� ,,t up r!.l.n .;�h2N?, p �,G ?,itta W ARE SALESMEN FOR THE FAMOUS NEW st e Tires NOW MADE WITH THE BEST AND NEWEST MATERIALS All Sizes Now Obtainable carry a Good Line of Dry Goods, Hard - We also ware, Paints, Clothing for all members of the fam- ily. Only Fresh Groceries Kept in Stock. A Good Line of Patened Medicines on hand always i E LAKE STORE Edmund Swartzentruber, Prop. Phone: Ii -97 4