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OPTOMETRIST le OPTICIAN
GODERICH - ONT.
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lurich Beauty Shop
71 -IE HOME OF THE BETTER OIL
ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING , AUGUST 111949
CHESTER L, SMITH, PUBLISHE* ,
$1.75 a Year In Advance.
$2.00 in U. S. A., in Advance.
Aldon Theatre
GRAND BEND
Presents for Your. Enjoyment.
Following Attractions
CARL) OF THANKS
1 wish to thank all my friends and
relatives who so kindly; remembered
nie with cards, flowers and treats
the. while a patient in St. Joseph's Hos-'
pita;, London, and also while re-.
cuperating at my. daughter's home in.
I Zurich. -Mrs. Jacob Fischer. -P'
Friday, Saturday August 12-13
"BLONDIE'S BIG DEAL"
Penny! Singleton, Arthur Lake Larry
Simms. Dagwood wants to set the
world in fire but burns the Boss's
house instead.
On same program "Housier Hot Shots
In "SINGING SPURS"
Monday, Tuesday, Aug. 15-16
"SO DEAR TO MY HEART"
Burl Ives, Beulah Bondi, Bobby Dris-
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Cartoon: FRAUD FIGHTERS •
Wed., Thurs., Aug. 17-18
"LIFE WITH FATHER"
PERMANENTS Wm. Powell Irene Dunne,
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Zurich, Ont.
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THIEL'S
Superior Store
A Cimplete Range
OF FLOOR COVERINGS ON HAND AT
PRESENT.
Inlaids - Congolearans -
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SEE US FOR PRICES.
Men's Sportswear - Shirts - Jackets
Sweaters - ' Etc.
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BUY COAL NOW!
Ottawa --- A hot -weather coal .sal.
esinan 'of several fears' .standing,
!Trade Minister Howe was at it again
with the temperature up in the 90's
"Every householder should make a.
strong effort to fill his coal bin dur-
ing the next few months," the inin-
•+steglsaid fin a statement, "rather than
wait until winter weather is upon
us." ,Supplies are good at this time
of year, Mr. Howe added. Last win-
ter was, extremely mild and there
was no 'shortage. But this year, the
late buyer might not be so lucky.
HYMENEAL •
Harrison-Ravelle
The United Church parsonage of
Grand Bend, was the setting for the
marriage of Mona Marie,' eldest dau-
ghter of Mrs. Peter Ravelle, to Mr.
Warrenne Waller Harrison. Rev: K.
Wood officiated. The bride wore a
gabardine suit in pale pink with
corsage of roses. The maid of honor.
Miss Doris Ravelle, sister of the bride
was wearing a blue suit with white
accessories and a corsage of roses.'
Mr. Robert Harrison was best mail.
Haist Wilson .
Before an altar of lovely summer'
flowers in the United Church, Thed-
ford, the wedding of Donna Hale
Wilson, Thedford, to Frederick Louis
Haist, son. of Mr and Mrs. Welling-
ton Hoist, -of Crediton, was solemn-
ized by Rev N. Woods. Mrs. Elmer'
Fahner played the wedding music and
Russel Wilson was soloist. The bride
was given in marriage by her father
and Miss Agnes Sutherland was.
maid on honor. The bridesmaid was
Miss Doris Haist, sister of the groom
and Beaverly Wilson, sister of the
bride, was flower girl. Aubrey Gei-
ser of Crediton was groomsman :and
the ushers were Wm. Wein of Cred-
iton and Russel Wilson of Thedford.
Following a reception at the Frasee.
Hotel Forest, .the +couple. • left o
wedding tripeto Montreal, Quebec
and the Thousand Islands.
COMMUNITY CENTRE
FUND
Contributions received from outside
the district.
$ 25.00 Dr. B. A. Campbell, Toronto
25:00 'Prof. M. Buchanan, Toronto
3.00 M. Bedard, Windsor.
20.00 Mrs. G. Buchanan, Sudbury
1000.00 E. R. Siebert, Detroit.
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.
25.00 Donkty Ball - Exeter, Ont.
100.00 Russell Preeter, Toronto.
HAY COUNCIL
The Council of the Township of
Hap held its regular monthly meeting
in the Twp Hall, Zurichun Tuesday
Aug. 12•nd at 8.30 p.m. with all mem-
bers present. On motion the minutes
of July 4th were adopted asread.
Motion, that by-law providing for
the fixing and levying of rates a-
gainst the rateable property of the
Township of Hay for the year 1949
be read third time.
That accounts be passed as per
vouceher
General Accounts, Bank of Mon-
treal, Hydro $144i88; J. W. Haberer
D''eb. 246.58; Mrs. Nancy Koehler,
Deb. 61.64; H. W. Brokenshire 67.-
75;
7:75; Prov. Treas. '11.58; T. C. Haberei:
Deb. 246.58; Jacob Dei•chert, Deb.,
246.58; Basil Edwards, Deb. 163.81,
Treas. Huron Co. 29.75; James
Masse $1.
Relief ---Mrs. John Suplat $$0.00;
Emma Bassow 8,90; A. Heideman,
rent, $5; Mrs. Edith Mason $20.;Mrs
Jessie Wilds $15.
Twp. Roads-Alph. Masse $75;
Westel Products 421.44; Jack Little
1.98.00; Supertesst Corp. 33.80; Billie
Becker 360.61; Jas. Masse 119.65;
Cecil' Johnston 18.85; 'Thiel's Trans-
port $5; Dept. of Highways $22.
Hay Telephone System -H. G. Hess
305,94; H. W. Brokenshire 77.59:
Stroinberg. Carlson 20,30; T. TT.
Hoffman 322.44; Docon Tele. Cis.
168.90; Northern Electric Co. 123.25
Mrs. Helen Thiel 12.50.
Motion, that the meeting be ad-
journed to meet again on Tuesday,
Sept. 6th at 8 30 p.m.
H. W. Trokenshire, Clerk.
e 1Geo. Armstrong, Reeve.
Attended Funeral
4„ Rev. Father Lucier, Mr. and Mrs.
ij°•oseph Poster of town attended the
funeral of Rev. Father L. W. Power
at Ridgetown on Monday. Father
Power was a former parish priest of
St. Boniface parish, Zurich:
Mr and Mrs Harvey Clausius and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Albert CIaus-
iis and children, Mr. Orland Gerber
Of town, and Miss Marcella Boshart
of Baden have returned .home from a
iirntor trip to Mildred, Middleberg and
Other points of interest in 'the State
;f Indiana.
•It'Really Is Hot
The third big heat wave for this
Part of. Canada is upon us at pres-
ent with no relief in sight. The big
cities report the mercury going up
:to near the 1100 mark, and that • is
plenty warm for this ,part of Ont-
ario. A good shower of rain would
indeed be welcome to help along the
grass, gardens and later crops. The
harvesting is mostly in, and in ,a few
weeks the bean crop will be along, as
:they seem to be a good crop. ' The
usual summer ,crops are about the av-
. e age, with good weather to get it
threshed, which .will soon be over
.with.
CANNERS GET INCREASE
Workers at the Exeter plant of
Canadian Canners were awarded an
increase of five cents an hour under
a? conciliation board decision handed
down by Judge Ian McRae'. The un-
ion had asked for a 15 -cent hourly
'wage increase. The board set up by
the Ontario Dept. of Labor, met in
London last month to hear the dis- a
Mite. Judge McRae, chairman, with
W. R. Beatty, Pembroke, sepresent-
ing the company and H. J. Padget,
Toronto, representing the union, for -
Med the board.
LATE OLIVER M. JOHNSON
Funeral services were conducted
at the Ba111-hutch Funeral Horne, in
rn4toaa ..on July 2.8th for. Oliver M.
Johnson, Rev. 5. Hutton, Pine Riv-
er, who had served overseas in the
47th Battalion with deceased, officia-
ted. Interment followed in Clinton
Cemetery. iPrevious to the service in
Clinton a service was conducted in
Jerrett's Funeral Chapel, Toronto.
Mr. Johnson was born in Clinton 51
years ago and received his early edu-
cation there and then graduated from
the . Toronto College of Optometry.
For over 30 years Mr. Johnson had
been a practicing optometrrst in Tor-
onto, being a past president of the
Ontario Optomestrists Association,
a. veteran of the first World War,
serving overseas where he was sev-
erely wounded. A son of the late
Oliver Johnson, who was a brother
to the late Thomas Johnson, resident
of Zurich, and the departed very fre-
quently visited in •Zurich, and became
quite intimately attached with the
Johnson family 'in Zurich. Surviving
are his wife, the former Margaret
Cooper, Kippen; two daughters, Mrs
W. Brewer and Bettie; and two bro-
thers, Harold and Earl .Johnson, all
of Toronto. A very fine type of a
man to meet, and will be greatly
missed by all who knew him
FORMER PARISH PRIEST PASSES
Rev. Father Leo William Power, •
60, pastor • of St. Michael's Church, •
Ridgetown, died Thursday in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London. Having
been ill for about four months. Father
Power was born in St. Thomas. He
received his education at St. Mich-
ael's College, Toronto; St. Thomas'
College, Houston, Texas, and St.
Peter's Seminary, London, and wa„
ordained in 1921 in St. Peter's Cath-
edral, London. He had served in
Holy Angels' Church, St. Thomas;
St. Jloseph's Church, Chatham; Our
Lady of Mercy Parish, Sarnia; St.
Boniface Church, Zurich, for 13 years
leaving here in. 1942 for St. Mich
ael's Church, Ridgetown. ,Surviving
are two brothers, Edward and Roy,
both of St. Thomas. Funeral services
were held in St. Michael's Church,
Ridgetown, on Monday at 10 a.ml
His Excellency. Most Rev. John T.
Kidd, Bishop of London, sang pons
tifical high mass. Burial followed in
the Holy Angels' Cemetery, St.
Thomas. Father Power's many for
mer parishoners as well as friends
greatly mourn his rather early de-
parture in life, but God's ways are
not ,ur way;. 'Everything that med-
ical science that could be done was
;ensiled, but when the Master calls,
we all must respond to the call. As
a personal friend we thought a great
deal of Father Power, and join 'tis. Sch�vartzentrubel' PrcTt Phone 11.97
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man: Zurich friends in greatly, molar-
ning his death, l "
NORMA'S
BEAUTY SHOPPE
FOR APPOINTMENTS
Tel. 1223. Zurich
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Optical Service
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BRING US THE PRESCRIPTION,
WE CAN FIT YOU WITH THE
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Optician.
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New Electric Cabinet and Portstelos,
also treadle Machines. Repairs to
all other makes of Sewing Machine*
Your Singer Sewing Centre
78 Ontario Street,
STRATFORD - ONT.
Your Blue Coal Dealer
Wants you to know
When building your new coal Bin,
it requires a bin 6'x6' and filled to
the 5 %' mark to hold 5 tons of bine
coal.
Order now and be sure of your
next winter supply at the low sum-
mer price.
W. R. DAVIDSON
Pone '10 - Henuta11
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Falcon Cocoa, 14b. can 25c
Marmalade, 3 flavors, 2-1b. jar 30c
Royal felly Powder, 4 pkgs. ........... 29c
Vegetable Soup, per can 10c
Beans with Weiners, per can ............._.. 25c
Floor Wax, 1-1b. can 19c
Lady Godwa Soap, 3 for 75c
Olives, 16 -oz. Jar • 35 c
Menno Oesch Zurich
PRODUCE WANTED.
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Phone 165
eep Freeze:rs
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, "Fencer's" Electric Fences, Bat-
teries, and Insulators.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
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