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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1949-03-10, Page 1C,I'ZIaltablisbecl 1900 ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 10 949 CHESTER L. SMITH, PUBLISHER.. $1.75 a Year in Advance. $2.00 in U. S. A., in Advance. A. vertiol ARTHUR FRASER Income Tax eports Bookkeeping Service, Etc. EXETER lzFICE:—Coiner A.11.11D William Sts. Phone: Exeter 365W. reellfteeeelle•lelee lurid Beauty 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/ .,',F•hene 153 for your Appointments. DOREEN SCIEULBE--Zurieh Are You Sufferkg From Headaches? we, Have your Eyes Dateueseed with the Latest Methods and leguipmeat at A. I..., .111 LE, R. OPTOMETRIST ez C..tiPTECIA GOIXERICH krre • Good Glosses M Raammailio 919491.4491.14.441944119111M189=4,99949.9Egin e greatest NORMA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE FOR APPOINTMENTS TeL 1223. Zurich NORMA STEINBACH - Prop. Leavitt's Theatre Exeter, Ont. Phone 135 Wednesday, Thursday March 9-10 WHIPLASH - ----Starring— Dane Clark Alexis Smith Also "MYSTERY IN MEXICO' Friday, Saturday March 11-12 The Dude Goes West —Starring— Eddie Albert Gale Storni Also "WILD HORSE MESA" :Monday, Tuesday Meech 14-15 Fury at Furnace Creek —Starring— Victor Mature Colleen Gray Also "THE DARK PAST" Wednesday, Thursday March 16-17 SARABAND (Tech.) ---,Starring— STEWARD •GRAINGER BORN Mr. and Mrs. John Coupland are very :happy to announce the birth of their daughter, Margaret Jane, on March 15th, at the Farwell Nursing Home, Zurich. +,0.49+++++.14++it4AP044-4441,4;:+i-i^+44.++++++++++++4.+A.44+++++.11.44 oilman juraal W!oiltc MEMBER OF TILE ONTARIO FUNERAL ASSOCIATION + DAY OR NIGHT TELEPHONE No. 70 Mslawood – Ontario 41***+*+++++.4444,11.11+04144171114.0,P+++++++++++.++++44++++414. 1-00 Private Car Ambulance Service for the Conveyance of Sick and injured. Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director. T I E '8 eri.r Store leeeferneeeeel.101.1eVelrneeleelee. SPRING IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER. AND YOU WILL BE IN NEED OF WALL- PAPER. COME AND SEE THE MANY NEW SAMPLES ADDED TO OUR SEL- ECTION, BUNDLE LOTS WHILE THEY LAST. Good Rang,.o FLOOR COVERINGS on hand. We also measure your Windows for Venetian Blinds, orany Cloth Blinds. WEEK -END GROCERY SPECIALS Ketsup, 2 laottles for Purity Oats, 54b. Bag for Shredded Wheat, 2 pkgs. for 0,anges. 2 ,irtzen for .. 99c 33c 27c 1c)c • .- ei'Lle ee • e . • ..... 4 • . • '.41144441,:44.4...M.,1444 'el ell I, el • ' " • Mora 1,40 C. H. THIEL tw hat, 1. edin CARD OF THANKS I wish to greatly thank the many friends who so kindly remembered me with cards,gifts, and visits whlie a. in the Hospit1.—Henry Gackstetter. IN MEMORIAM Wiliert — In loving memory of our dear wife and mother, Melinda, whom God called home twenty ye- ars ago, March 13, 1929. Twenty years have passed and gone Since one we loved so well Was taken from our home on earth With Jesus Christ to dwell. The flowers -we place upon her grave may wither and decay, But the love for her who sleep be- neath. Shall never fade away. —Sadly missed by her loving nusb- and and Family, In loving Memory of Mrs. Conrad Schilbe who passed away one year ago, Mareh 11th, 1948. There is still an ache in our hearts today. That countless years won't take 'away We smile with the world; but never forget, In our 'garden of memories, lives with us yet. —Ever remembered by Husband and Family. that Evangelical Church Lenten Services are being held in the local Evangelical U. B. Church every Wednesday evening at 8 o' - clack. The Pastor, H. E. Roppel will preeent a series of doctrinal studies based on the Holy Trinity, in the following order: 1. The Holy Trinity. :3.. . . 4. The Holy Spirit. Cordial Welcome to aTi. Thank You! LIKE THEIR PAPER! We are in receipt ,of the following communications with renewal of their Subscriptions for which we are vele,e, grateful: Massey, Ontario Dear Mr. The little yellow label tells me please send Mr, Smith $1.75 and as the label is right 1" am sending this amount herewith. I un- derstand the extra .25 cents ts for the big "raise". I must admit the in- crease is 'very modest, and am sure all your readers will gladly pay it. It amounts to less than one-half cent per paper. We, in this northern part of Ont- ario have had a mild winter, but quite changeable, one day rain, then snow, then sunshine and blue sky, quite a variety to suit everybody, and easy on the fuel bin. With kindest regards to you and yours. Cordially.—Rev. R. Rembe. Toronto, Ontario Dear Mr. Smith: Enclosed yon will find order for $1.75- toe my Herald which I do enjoy getting and reading, and look for it' coming, T will be sure of it now for another year. Mr. Smith, I think yore should be getting $2.00 a year for the Her• ald, it is a small fee for at weekly weer. mid what -paper do we get to-, day for that. Well thanking' you reel the best health and regards to you and veers for 1949. Sincerely, Mre C. Browne. THE M1R,r, 11147r; A r'T BANQ LJ 1 • 'Let people lir Yelele1010131 ..ereeet\cit Had Birthday Party A Jolly Birthday party, was tend- ered Mrs. Ed. Deters, Sr., on Tues- day March 8th, by her family, nei- ghbours and friends on the occasion of her seventy-eigth birthday. Moved into New Home Mr and Mrs LeRay Tluel have Moved their effects from the Miller home into their own new recently completed residence, and are getting nicely settled. Mr. and Mrs. David Meyers who have been living in Blake, are occupying the :apartment vacated by the Thiel. family. Has High Standing We congratulate Miss leella Gabel of Zurich, who recently received the goOd report of haying passed her Grade VIII Piano Examination with honors and obtaining second highest standing in this grade ;r1 which twelve candidates were listed. Miss Gabel is a pupil :of Mrs Jack Tuerk- heire, A.T.C.M., Teacher of piano an theory. Attended Wedding Mr and Mrs. Ward Fritz and dau- ghter Mary Lou of town, and 'Mr. fletbert K. Either of Creditor', at- tended the Anderson - Douglas wed- ding at St. James Church, Stratford oei ‘Saturday afternoon. The geoorn being a nephew of Mr. Eilber. Mr. Either also remained with the Frite family over Sunday. HOCKEY NEWS Dashwood Wins 'on, Overtime •It, took 27 minutes, ief ;overtime te declare the C group- wfieners oetween reeeheee-ei--, eeee.eyeeeteieeeeee.,-..-,ereeereee dae?'night -Bob Hayter gave Dashwood a 3-2 victory when he banged in a loose' puck frotr. a scramble in the second overtime session. The winner will go on to meet Merton in. the next round,. Then teams skated off the ice at the end of the first tied up at 1-E1e Schroeder scored fOr Dashwood. and D. O'Brien for Zurich. In the second Decker pet Zurich in front and in the third Haugh scored the equalizer for Dash- wood. • Lions Club News Pleased to see Lion Lloyd Etue at the .regular supper meeting on Monday night. Lloyd had one of those apendix operations -which no one likes, but he seems to look none the worse, he surely is made of good stuff. That delegation of Lions who were at Toronto- last week interviewing Mr. Carroll of the Department, got a lot of publicity, not alone through the daily press, but ,some of the Radio Announcers were loud in their remarks. It was a big day forthaftve- and they really made a big hit. Had Splendid Supper Meeting Monday night was a banner night at the supper meeting when we were visited by a car load from London, and a load from Goderich. Hugh Hill a International Deputy, and Len Palmer of 'London, district dep- uty were among the distinguished visitors... However, the mina speaker was Dr. E. G. neva, professee nf geography of the University of Wes- tern Ontario and an expert on com- munity planning, who outlined the principal factors as he saw them in Hlesignine a small community een.tre. ; It requires all the niforL4 of all the ovgee'entoe e•oele tegelier, ',IMO !Ire net in a 0-dle1 to, • 7 f.'414.:"1 ;;. thvre 0110, 0,‘ 1.-011.1 the 1)1•0e -et is the hilt' om- OF Tw'7% PrNsAut rmr,TRIcT Of)" rinnitv (peter., if 1 il r•If."41,0,-. OPVRATIVir?.. INCORPOR.V1."0 ' .heuld be built 1 j'4'!-1"1 or' Will be hell in the ,elacetioeel (eeitro, lw•.::::141. Tuesday' -1 London Free Press had two very attractive photos that. NITC,VO. taken -by their photo man at the me - On etieg, the one .being Lion Len. Pal- mer of London, Dr. Prof. Pleva, the lode local President, Dr, W. B. Coxon, and High Hill of G•ederich, while the -)ther eictere represents local Zttt'ieh • --,e• dlellenine TOWN HALL, HENSALL THURSDAY, MARCH At 7 pen, :\ 1 e N. ti. MarAall, of Fordwich will '.1,,' '1 .Z!i '.^, • ' ' : '1 :Qin) A. Armstrong, Bertram Klopp, Truly it wa.,, a meeting tre$ident, sesretsry i rernernbored by the 1041 long to Chib. Optical Service BY ARRANGEMENT HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED AT KINGSLEY ABELL, 286 DUN- DAS ST. LONDON BRING US THE PRESCRIPTION, WE CAN FIT YOU, WITH THE FINEST IN SPECTACLES BECOM- ING FOR YOUNG OR OLD —PLUS A SAVING— BROKEN FRAMES AND LENSES ACCURATELY DUPLICATED 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 Feed W. R. DAVIDSON Pone 10 Hensel!! 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