HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1948-12-02, Page 1AL
Established '1900
ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNI!1G, DECEMBER 2 1948
CHESTER L. SMITH, PUBLISH
$1.50 a Year in Advance
$1.75 in U.S., in Advance.
Select your Fall Purchases from your local Merchants
ARTHUR FRASER
Income Tax Reports
Bookkeeping Service, Etc.
EXETER
',OFFICE :—Corner Arm, William Ste.
Phone: Exeter 355W.
:Zurich Beauty Shop
7HE HOME OF THE BETTER OIL
PERMANENTS
Il+ine Better Oil Permanents Applied
with the very latest of methods and
Equipment.
GIVE US A CALLA
. done 153 for your Appointments.
DOREEN SOHlLBE.--Euria
Are You Suffering From
Headaches,
Et so, Have your Eyes Examined with
t Vie Latest Methods and Equipment at
A. L. COLE, R.O.
OPTOMETRIST Br OPTICIAN
+' .ed Glasses at Resemble Mire
inter Feeds
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR
WINTER SUPPLY OF BRAN,
SHORTS AND FEEDING MOLASES
WE CAN
TITY.
HENSALL DISTRICT
ATIVE, ZURICH ONT.,
SUPPLY ANY QUAN-
CO-OPER-
Picture Show
TOWN HALL - ZURICH
The House on 92nd Street
Wililiani Eythe
Lloyd Nolan
Signe Hassio
Gene Lockhart
The FBI protects the Atomic Bomb!
A 20th Century -Fox Picture
Fri., Sat., Dec. 3, 4: 8.00 pan.'
Next Week, Dec. 10,11:
BAMBOO BLONDE
Treat of Apple Butter
Many thanks to Mr. Leonard Ger-
°m.ette for the .delicious jar of apple
butter ;y.'hich was made with pump-
kin ;,grown on his farm. Sometimes
it is a -bit difficult to get just the right
blend qn this 'article to make it just
right, but. Mr. Gsromette has just
drat" calk of doij-tg'¢t` co Gtlya d
ewe again say You!
+++++++ •. +++t•++++++++++++++++++++++++4
•
. ling itneraCotn¢
Private Car Ambulance Service for the Conveyance
of Sick and Injured , Licensed Embalmer and
Funeral Director.
MEMBER OF THE ONTARIO FU'NEiRAL ASSOCIATION
DAY OR NIGHT TELEPHONE No. 70
Dashwood — Ontario
+
+++++++++ 4'a•t 444444++ ++++++++ ++++++++++++i
THIEL'S
Superior Store
WE HAVE ON HAND
AT PRESENT
A FAIR SUPPLY OF: CONOOLEUM RUGS
IN ALL SIZES.
GOOD RANGE OF MEN'S, BOYS' UNDER-
WEAR, SWEATEARS, ETC.
LADIES„ and GIRLS' SWEATERS IN ALL
SHADES AND 'SIZES
FRESH--( VEGETABLES, FRUITS AND
GRpCERIES EACH WEEK,.
Phone 140 C. H. THIEL Zurich
NOTICE
HURON COUNTY
CHRISTMAS SEAL CAMPAIGN
.. The Huron County Christmas Seal
Committee, through ,the. aid of the
Lions Clubs of the County have
mailed your Christmas. Seals to you.
This worthy cause needs your im-
mediate attendtion. Please. place
your contribution in the inner En-
velope and mail .to Treasurer of
Christmas Seal Committee.
A Bad Accident
A pedestrain and two women car
passengers are in Goderich hospital
on Monday night as a result of a dri-
ver swerving to try to avoid a man
crossing Highway No. 211, just north
of Drysdale to snail a letter. They
are Mrs. Jean O'Hara, 1213, wire of
Robt. O'Hara Detroit driver of the
car; and Mrs. Gordon Spencer, Owen
Sound. In Clinton Hospital with a
fractured left leg is Jule Challett, 64
of R.R. 2, Zurich, and resident_ of
where'the accident occurred. The
Detroit car was southbound and had
slowed down when C'hallet started to
cross the road to a mail box. Seeing
the other car comittg he hesitated.
But continued on this way across the
road when he was hit by the 'oncom-
ing car. In the last second trying to
avoid an accident O'Hara turned the
car, which crashed into the ditch., da: afternoon when the subscribers
broke off a pole, and turned upside orthe System were called together
down. The driver was unhurt but the to; discuss the raising of rates of the
car a wreck. (Provincial Constable system for the coming year. Owing
Culp investigated. to expansion this has become neces-
sary, and it was advised by those
present that the Council get in touch
with. theJMunicipal Board or Ontario
who control all these things, to .neg-
otate a ar. a<s iiplx x t o as to get
�p�-vn� �e� cx�a�te' 4t •,
Off On Trip to Florida
Mrs. Clayton 0. Smith and son
Gordon of the Blue Water Highway,
Miss Ethel Hess and Mr. Lloyd Klapp
of town deft early Sunday morning
on a trip toFlorida. They will be tak-
ing in the grand sights at St: Peters-
burg, Miama and many other places
of interest along the way. We wish
them the best' of luck and a safe
journey, and return home. We,hope
to hear .of their splendid trip and
enjoyable time, along with many
other good things that usually go•
with such an •outing.
NO CUTOFFS
How fortunate we were oo far this
week as the Hydro has been undis-
turbed and the unwelcome cut-offs
have been iliminated • for a week's
trial. 'With more rainfalls in the
eastern part of Canada, there is more
power available, and we have more.
power to play on. However, this
does not mean, that we can now go
and use it as we like, if we do, why
back we go to the cut-offs again. We
must conserve power where we can
and turn off those unnecessary lights
and avoid using the water heaters,
especially during peak load times.
All outside lights must be turned off,
and in doing so we can enjoy this
useful servant when we actually do
need .it.
Arm Badly Burned
Mrs, Clarence Datars had the mis-
f oi'tune of having her arm burnt
from the .fingers to alm°ost the elbow
after she had done some waxing she
wiped Doff the top of the kitchen stove
wilt the same cloth, when it explod-
edand the flames wrapped around
her arm as she swished the cloth
fnonn the stove onto the floor where
a'hiat caught fire, but fortunately
wad brought under control. Her
'aniiy friends wish her a speedy re-
coyery.
Have Moved to New Home
'Jr and Mrs Lawrence Bedard have
me ved their effects to their new home
which they built this summer, and
are getting nicely settled. They
de4erve much credit as he did much
of ,the building himself, trying hard
tO`get what one would call a nice
hone and they now have aceomplish-
ed`ithat. Mr and Mrs. Laird Thiel
are.„ occupying the vacant apartment
lef'in the Miller home caused by the
removal of the Bedard family.
v':1:: Had Interesting Meeting
An interesting Telephone meeting
was held in the Town Hall on Mon -
ANNUAL REPORT.
BANK OF MONTREAL
iVIonta eal,_.rov- ,24 ' ho tivin' the,
wa * frim the fot1 th :sucdessive yeas j
the Bank .;Of Ntdirtreal-rsnarks yet an-
other forward step in humanizing its
.annual report, a practice !originiated
by the B of M in 1945, and design-
ed to take the formality out of bank
statements.
Addressing its 131st annual report.
"A ,Special Message ,to Customers of
the B of M'°••, the report -immediately
includes the reader as an active par-
ticipant 'with the heading: "It Took
You .and 1,700,000 Fellow Canadians
to Write This Billion -Dollar Story."
Then it goes on to show just how
dollars deposited at the B of M "Kept
hard at world..helping Canadians in
every; walk of life to make a better
future for themselves and for •Can -
Ada."
Record Deposits 194 Billion
In step with an increase in pract-
ically every department of the bank's
activities,
deposits are nearly 100
million dollars higher,. with most of
•the increase being in the savings de-
posit category. These deposits, am-
ounting to well over one and three
quarte billion dollars, demonstrate
how a nation institution like the B
of M is bigsimply because a •great
legion of citizens look to it to safe-
guard their savings and to employ
those savings according to sound
banking principles.
Reflecting the bank's steady gro-
wing participation in business activ- L10nS Club News
ities, the B of 'M's commercial loans
increased by nearly 8 p.c. over last • A near perfect attendance was in
year's figures and its holdings of in- evidence at the regular meeting in
dustrial. 'bonds and debentures show the Dominion House on Monday eve -
a substantial addition of over 3r2. mil ning at the supper meeting. The re -
'ion. However, this has not occasion- ception of . two new members, name- i
ed a reduction of the bank's holdings ly Lloyd O'Brien and Delbert Geiger
of government andother public sec- were taken in and will now become
urities, which have increased bey, ap- '"good Lions" as the saying goes. The
proximately 6 p.c. two young -,girls Kathleen Kalbileisch
The bank's resources have reached and Marlene Haberer who played
a new high level of $1,991,380,000, sucih a fine
p1ano duetttheir over
CKNto
o
X
This figure exceeds the 13 01 :+I s .ob-'stationg
ligations to the public by 682,939,- the Lions. Three Lions of the Pet -
000. role.a Club were present, and one of
Net Profit Steady them, the veteran Wes. Stevens was
After paying all overhead expert-• the -speaker for the evening, and was
ses, including staff salaries; bonuses' "tops" in that capacity. The big
and contributions to the pension fundsilver. trophy, for the Club having
and after making provision for con-, the best' attendance for the year in
tingencies and for depreciation of Canada, was presented for the' sec -
bank premises, and taxes the B of and time to the Zurich Club by
�1 reports earnings for tile, year a- president Ted. Haberer. This is an
mounting to $5,459,000. 'This comp- horrorvr`*ell. worthy of mentioning, and
ares with $5,423,000 in `the previous the Lions, are trying hard to win it
e<ii. Out of earning $3,600,000 vas for another year if possible.
distributed to shareholders, the bal- The Lions are holding their annual.
ance of $1,859,669 being transfer- Feather Party, in the Town Hall on
red to the profit and loss azcountl Thursday eve. December nth, when
On each dollar of the sharehold- there i '•ll be Ducks, chickens and
er's money invested in the Hank of I geese galore. Come out and see who
Montreal, the bank earned 10.17 gets the llig Door
Prize
Tuvk turkey in cents in 1948. Of this, 3-59 cents'
fact they ay, the biggest
Iwere paid in. taxes, 4.34' cents went three counties. If you have the lucky
to the shareholders and the remain- door prize ticket, you will be making
ing 2,24 cents went to surplus, a big hall. Everybody am,
1
Special Offer
96 Piece DINNER SET
for $39.95
Regular Price 47.50
Apple Blossom Design
Also 32, 38, 66 Piece
BREAKFAST SETS
Smart New Patterns
$9.95 Upwards
All in Open Stock
Come in and see our Selection
A G. HESS
Jeweler and Registered
Optician.
PHONE YOUR
For Positive Identification
of the World's Finest
Anthracite ask for
BLUE COAL
SOFT COAL AND COKE
LOCKER SERVICE
BOXES FOR RENT
Roe Farms Milling Co.
Vitimized Feeds
W. R. DAVIDSON
Pone 10 - HensaR
o
!e•••i••••a••••••••••®••••• ••••••••••••NO®0•••••••f
1
***oval Rom
Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director
Private Car Ambulance Service
Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Rent
--FLOWERS-FOR AU'. OCCASPNP
Telephone: Res. 89 or 122, -Zurich
1•o••0•o•wws•w•••••••o•oo ooie•ss•s»o•so••••(WOO •ao••
1
•
Z[1R1C14'S
Store
1 Grocery
Aylmer Catsup, per bottle
iCorn Syrup, 5 -Ib. Pail ....
`: Currants, per pound
t
20c
65c
T 5c
Marmalade, 3 flavor, 32-oz,Jar. , 28c
Cake Mix, chocolate per pkg. 30c
Brooms, regular 90c, each 79c
35c
Wheat Berries, 5-1'b. pkg. 40c
i
Tangerines, large size, per dozen
Menno Oesch
PRODUCE WANTED;
Zurich
Phone 165
SAVE LABOUR
WITH A WATER PRESSURE SYSTEM
Many an hour's hard toil of pumping can be saved
by installing one of our automatic Pressure Systems
Now is .the time of Year to place your order for
Water Bowls for, your cattle, which will be a great
convenience when winter comes along.
Don't forget, we handle Litter Carriers, Buckets
and complete Outfits. - Think of these now!
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS IN STOCK
TUE . it ST ° E
E. Schwartzentruber, Prop. Phone 11-97
•
•
•
•
L= •
a