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Zurich Herald, 1949-08-04, Page 1'shed 1900 Are You Suffering From t..,;u " Headache*? too, Have your Eyes d with the Latest Methods and, Equipment M 1 A. L. COLE, R.O. OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN GODERICH -- O, ' <P,Dat G Iz se0 arh a Price! lurid Beauty Shop ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING; kidon Theatre GRAND BEND Presents for Your. Enjoyment. the. Following Attractions Friday, Saturday, August "UNTAMED BREED" In Cinacolor. The west you thrill to with action rampant on its hills -- Starring Sonny Tufts, Barbara Brit- ton, Geo. Gabby Monday, TuesdayAug. 8-9 Sunday Midnight "ONE SUNDAY AFTERNOON" The Season's a Gayest musical hit,with AUGUST 4 9 49 Dry Cleaning We are 'Zurich representative of the Brady Cleaners of Exeter, 'and can handle all articles to be dry cleaned, 5.6.Delivery truck calls for delivery pick-up Monday and Thursday even- ings of each week. All work guaran-. teed moth proof 6 months after cleaning. Your patronage will be appreciated., -p MRS. HERB KRUEGER, Phone '79. CARDS ANKS I wish to thank the many friends and neighbours for the cards and gifts sent me while ;I was a patient in the London and Toronto Hospi.t- Dennis Morgan, James. Paige, Don els as it is impossible for me to write to the individuals for their Fore. deeds of kindness.. Newsreel and Short Subject. Mrs. Rudolph Oesch. 'EHE HOME OF THE BETTER OIL r PERMANENTS Wed., Thursday, ;tae Better Oil Permanents Applied "MY OWN TR /with the veryd methods thods and of Starring. Phyllr GIVE US A CALF.! . Douglas, Wanda shone 153 for your Appointments. Barnes. Also Musical Short: ...,"'JINGLE JINGLE" • Ecluipmeat. The romance every 's Aug. 10-11 1 wish to greatly thank all my UE LOVE' neighbours for the work they have done for us, while I was in the Hos- woman dream Calvert, Melv`Jn pita] and I wish to thank those that lbered ins with cards and treats s Hendrix Brame semen DOREEN SCBE" -"Z' ch ELMER D. BELL, S.A. BARRISTER - ' Last week in the Births announce - EXETER, I Fnent, it was stated Mr the and Mrs. R Farol- well Grenier, a son, 'Wednesday, 2 to 5 p.m., at Zurich Nursing Horne. This • should have- At aveAt (New Twnp. Office) read, Mr and Mrs. George Grenier. A Correction! land the Brotherhood for the lovely SOLICITOR ONT. -.+++++++.4.44-4.44.+++++++++++ ••..t +A.+4•++++++++++ai d• wag Aciffinan „if aural Private Car Ambulance Service for the Conveyance of Sick and Injured . Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director. MEMBER OF Tag- (PTAH O FUNERAI:' ` "' ASSOCIATION DAY OR NIGHT TELEPHONE No. 70 h — Ontario box of ':saris, and thanks to Rev. E. Faoppel fox his visits and all other neighbours and friends while in the Hospital and at home. ---D. Oswald. Arrived Home D. iiri.And Mrs. P. J. O'Dwyer have. arrived. home safely after a two weeke5visit with the former's Man -.d wife in Winnipeg, They made the trip by auto. Is At Hospital ;VII Kathleen Hess who is at St. Josep1f's Hospital, London, where she ha:d an operation performed on her 11.0' e, and is progressing favour- ably IIer many friends wish her a speed recovery. TO FILL COUNCIL VACANCY Hensall -- In• •a sequel to the fatal auto collision near Brantfordin which. Councillor Melvin Moir was killed, Hensall Council has issued a proclamation of a fartcommg nom- ination to fill his place. Nominations Will be held in the town hall ,Mon- day Aug. 8th between the ..hours of 7, and 9 p.rn. and `ih case a.. poll is required it will be open MondaAug ust 15th, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. the town hall. Reeve A. W. Kerslake issued the proclamation. FILTER QUEEN BAGLESS VACCUM CLEANER. Black and Decker Motor 2-3 h.p. Two Year Guarantee; Life Time Service Insurance MASON AND RICH PIANOS New and Used - Canadian Products SALES AND SERVICE Zurich, Ont. G. R. BATES Thiel's Block Phone 102 T IEIJ'S BuperiOr Store lets '' ange • • • • • •, • 4 • • 4, 9 • a • • • • • • • • • • • CHESTER L. SMITH, PUBLISHE111.. $1.75 a Year in Advance. $2.00 in U. S. A., in Advance. NORMA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE FOR APPOINTMENTS Tel. 223. Zurich NORMA STEINl'3ACH - Prop. 'SINGER SEWING MACHINES New Electric Cabinet and Portabl also treadle Machines. Repairs to all other makes of Sewing Machinist Your Singer Sewing Centre 78 Ontario Street, STRATFORD ONT. Prize Lists Out The;1949 prize lists of the Zurich Fall fair are now outnd ready for dis ri tLtion. This is•F'tne biggest fair ,W)k ever printed in this loffice, 68 paes in all, and represents most of the; places of business in the com- muiiit, . The dates of the fair are the t�"o last days in August. 30, 31. COMMUNITY. CENTRE FUND • Contributions received' :from o1lta.4e the district. $ 25.00 Dr. B. A. Campbell, Toronto i2e5.00 M. Buchana, Toronto. 3.00 M. Bedard, Windsor. 20.00 Mrs. G. Bebe t, abet Sudbury 1000.00 E. R. 15.00 Mrs. Hazel Pink, London. 5.00 Arthur Truemner, Toronto. 100.00 John Labatt Ltd., London. 5.00 Gus Clarke, Ottawa. 10.00 J. H. Siebert, Detroit. 25,00 E. A. Magel, Vancouver. 5.00 Len Burke, Guelph. 50.00 F. L. Siebert, Detroit. 15.00 Donkey Baseball. Prompt 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 It Was Hot! Wehave experienced a lot of very warm.'weather this summer, but last week .''.climaxed the summer months, we -think. Temperatures zoomed into the :;60s with swealtering humidities over cast; &we khat: ldow j3eco OF FLOOR COVERINGS ON HAND AT • PRESENT. Inlaids Congoleums - Rexoleungs SEE US FOR PRICES. Men's Sportswear - Shirts Sweaters - Etc. DISHES DINNER SETS - BREAK- FAST SETS .. TEA. SETS - AT GREATLY Jackets REDUCED PRICES Phone 140 C H. THIEL 7arlcb Mary Hastings HOUSEWIVES INVITE ALL GOOD NEIGHBORS TO ATTEND THEIR ANNUAL ;PICNICS The Grand Bend Picnic WILL BE HELD AT 1:30 P.M. ON WED. AUGUST 10th. In Mcillroy's Pavillion 1)0# ezespwer Lake Erie. Brantford 95, _Gode^ich well up in the 90s. But the ' " to Providence, this week is sheet nd cool. .ost of Western Ontario. l (re -1 s said the wave was being cans- heat from the Gulf of Mexico. ing Central Canada. And if the kind of -weather they have there, deliver us from ever lung a Mexican. Kingsville re - 96 high despite the stiff bre- Evangelical Church Coming to Zurich The public is invited to hear the Russian Refugee, Rev. Peter Var- anof 'at the Evangelical Church next Sunday, August 7th, at 10 :00 a.m. Mr. Varanof is at present touring Canada from coast to coast to tell the inside story of Communism under Russian Dictatorship. His parents are still both in exile prison slave camps in northern Siberia under So- viet Rule because of their christian views and work against the Godless Society; i e. Communism, in Russia. 'VIr. Varanof is a 'Russian Missionary, a convincing speaker, a writer and an extensive traveler having -visited elevencountries and speaks five or six languages well and fluently. • His message is primarily to- the youth of our country but is important to the wellbeing ;of all and he ].eaves no doubt in the minds of his iisteners as to the inmortance of his crusade in Canada. Everyone should hear this challenging story of what chris- tians face under the Soviet Rule. Startling disclosures, first-hand and up-to-date information will be heard. a A G. HESS Jeweler : and Registered Optician. Your Blue Coal Dealer Wants you to know When building your new coal Bilge, it requires a bin 6'x6' and filled to the 51/2' mark to hold 5 tons of 'hum coal. Order now and be sure of your next winter supply at the low sum- mer price. W. R. DAVIDSON Pone '10 - Hensel.! ROE'S VITIMIZED FEEDS e e•••••••••••••••••••••••• ease/moose a •« 1 1 V At t `' f'#• * �� Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director Private Car Ambulance Service Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Rent FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Day and Night Service Telephone: Res. 89 - or 122, Zurich •••••••••••••••••••••Ge•© •••••®••••••••••••ea•••• If you have written to Mary Hastings through The 'London Free Press, or feel you would like to do so sometime or if you would like to be sociable, take your lunch basket and come along. Bring the children, too. . Youth for Christ • HENSALL MAN DIES Carl Passmore, well-known Hensall businessman died last ecinesda Death resulting from injuries receiv- ed near Brantford a week previous in which Melvin Moir, another Hensall businessman, host his life. In an effort to save his life, an operation to am- putate his left leg was performed, immediately following the He never regained, consciousness. He was in his 43rd year. Mr. Passmore, wlio operated a large garage business on No. 4 Highway in Hensall, was born there,, the son of Mr and Mrs. John 'Passmore. He was prominent in all community activities and in Masonic circles. A member of the Hensall -United Church, he served on the board of stewards and on the offi- cial board. He was a member of the Chamber of: Commerce. Survived by his widow, the former Pearl 1-Iarris of Chisellvarst; a son Ronald, 13; a daughter Norma 7; his parents, .four brothers, Rear. R. Passmore, Salford.; Kenneth of Hamilton; John and /a- bort, Aylmer; and two sisters, Wil. McLean and Mrs. Lorne Elder f Ila milio al P�rosn o aehewasPlying killed Iver• e „ The funeral, 1.1.11 der M ironic auspices, was held on Saturday af- ternoon with public service in Hensall United Church, Rev. R. A. Brook o0i- elating.. Interment was in Exeter e8Moteay. 0 • 1 1 1 1 • • •• e • • e Mend PRODUCE • 3 cans ............25c Libby's Tomato Soup, •••••••••••' "' Tomato Juice, 28 -oz cans, 2 for ?5c25c Golden Spray Cheese, Half -lb. pkg. 20 -oz. can 29c steed 7 Red Cherries, pitted, 75c Heinz Catsup for 70c 29c 10c Dates, per pound Tapioca, whole, per pound Macaroni, per pound --Ross McKay, renowed chalk artist. —Salvation Army Trombone 1 uartette. --Rev. John R. Dunkin, 13. A., Speaker. --Des Bell, baritone and leader of London Youth Centre --Barry Moore, LVC song lea- ner. --Local Talent. Be With Us, at CLINTON TOWN HALL ANG. 6th, at 8.00 p.m. Oesch Zurich WANTED. Phone 165 �a • 1 Deep Freezers Electric Farm Deep Freezers will keep your Meats, Fruits, Vegetables, Etc., at home and save trips, and valuable time during the busy season. A Great Convenience - Better Health with fresh Eatables. SEASONABLE ITEMS --- Nails, Staples, Barb Wire, Bat- teries, Electric Fences, teries, and Insulators. FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND LAKii Phone 11-97 E. Schwartzentruber, Prop.