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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1949-09-29, Page 1Established .1900 U RiCH HERA ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 29 19 49 ELMER D. BELL, B.A. BARRISTER - SOLICITOR EXETER, ONT. Wednesday, 2 to 5 p.m., at Zurich At (New Twnp. Office) 2urici Beauty Shop ;EWE HOME OF THE BETTER OIL PERMANENTS The Better Oil Permanents Applied 'with the very latest of methods and Equipment. . GIVE US A CALL! 'Phone 153 for your Appointments. DOREEN SCHILBE—Zurich Are You Suffering From Headaches? tom, Have your Eyes !halm ned vii* Latest Methods and Equipment at A. L. COLE, R.O. OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN AJcIon Theatre GRAND .BEND Presents for Your. Enjoyment. tint Following Attractions Friday, Saturday Sept. 30, Oct. 1 GENE AUTRY THE BIG SOMBRERO In Cinecolor Neither Landslide, Stampede nor Bullets san stop Gene on the Trail of Bandits South of the Border. Three Stooges Comedy --Cartoon- and a `Candid Michrophone Monday, Tuesday Oct. 3-4 UNFAIT'HFULLY YOURS Rex Harrison Linda Darnell Barbara Lawrence Rudy Vallee You'll Go Wild with Laughter—It's Fun Jammed and Filled with Glee. Paramount Newsreel We are now on our Winter Sch- edule—One Show only on Monday and Tuesday Evenings at 8.15 p.m. Closed Wednesday and Thursday. Two. complete Shows on Friday and Saturday evenings at 7.30 and 9.30 p.m. BORN In Clinton Public Hospital, on Tuesday, September 13, to Mr. and GODI✓RIf'iH -- ONT.Mrs. Karl Decker, 'of Zurich, a son, mod Glasses at Re cani.:bcsu Reieras (James Richard). •++4.+++++++4.-++•H-++++ +++++++++++++++.10444++++++4 • .•4I• 4• 4 • 4 • 4 4" 4 • 4 • 4 • 4 '41'4'4•g.4.444+4•F44+4,4444 14 -1,4- ; 3•+++ ,. g.S�k.•t.r:..F..I44 rip 41. 9. arni tffmai funri *me Private Car Ambulance Service for the Conveyance of Sick and Injured . Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director. MEMBER OF THE ONTARIO FUNERAL ASSOCLA TION DAY ea NIGHT TELEPHONE No. 70 Dashwood — Ontario a 4. • GP • 4. �. 4. 4. •a -4 • FILTER QUEEN BAGI.F'SS VACCUM CLEANER. :'lack and Decker Motor 2-3 h.p. Two Year Guarantee; Life Time Service Insurance MASON AND RICH PIANOS New and Used - Canadian Products SALES ANIS .SERVICE C. R. BATES Phone 102 Zurich, Ont. Thiel's Block • • • • • • • • • • w • • • • •• • • • I E ' Sinerior Store NEW SHIPMENT OF LADIES and CHILDREN'S CARDIGANS, PULLOVERS IN ALL SIZES AND SHADES We have a Good Variety of Shades in Bouquet Yarn at present. Pick your Shades NOW! WE OFFER FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY 20% Reduction on all Chenille Spreads EXTRA SPECIAL 6 Only Ladies' All Wool Dressings Gowns Reg. 17.50 for 12.50 FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES, GROCERIES EACH WEEK! Phone 140 - C.11 THIEL Zurich Phone 140 C. H. THIEL Zaarirh IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory of our Dear Mother, Mrs. Albert Hendrick, who passed away six years ago, Sept. 27, 1943. —Lovingly remembered by Husband And Family. In Loving Memory our Dear Father, Jacob Schwrtzentruber, who passed away six years ago, Septem- ber; 29th, 1943. A leaf of memory Is gently turned today, Our thoughts are of you, Dear Dad, You'r never far away: —Ever remembered by his Family. 'CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Harry Rose wish to acknowledge with sin- cere apprerciation the kindness and sympathy of their many friends, relatives and neighbours during their recent bereavement in the loss of a loving husband, father and brother. Special thanks to the Rev. E. W. Heimrich, to the Westlake Funeral Hoene, to those who sent flowers, loaned cars or helped in any other way. NOTICE I will be opening a Barber Shop business in the late Herb. Krueger's Shop, Zurich, on Friday, September 30th, and will . appreciate your pat- ronage. C. "BERT" CARR. BOON TO BAB IE S Parents, if you want to know a- bout .an encouraging report on how physicians are saving thousands of infants each year from the •often fatal danger of diarrhea, sae "Boon To Babies", an important medical report in The American Weekly, cel- ebrated magazine with this Sunday's (Oct. 121) issue Detroit Sunday Times. . CHILDREN'S AID ,SOCIETY OF HURON COUNTY The extension and increasingly competent handling of the work of the Childrens' Aid Society of Huron County received most gratifying 'comments from the Department of Public Welfare in their annual in- spection. During the year the staff was increased and numerous donat- ions of childrens' clothing were received from. County organizations. Several Board members attended the Annual 'Convention of Childrens' Aid Societies in Toronto. Fiftieth Anniversary - Mr. and Mrs. lleniy Hoffinan. of Dashwood observed their 50th wed- ding Anniversary on Tuesday, Sept.' 27th. Mr. Hoffman was born in Hay Township_ and has spent. his entire life in this community, having been mail carrier between Exeter, Dash- wood and Grand Bend for 44 years. On Sept. 27, 1899 he was united in marriage with Margaret Stacey, daughter of the late' Mr. anct Mrs. Thos. Stacey, at the Presbyterian Manse, Exeter; by. Rev. W. Martin. The bridesmaid was Mrs. Herman Zimmer, the former 'Melinda Willert of Windsor, cousin of the bride. The best man was the late Ernest Bender cousin of the groom. . Mr and .Mrs Hoffman have four children, Mrs. Norman E v an s, (Myrta) of Riclinzond Hill; Mrs. J. Mervyn Tiernan (Alice) ; Mrs. J. Kenneth McCrae (Gertrude) and one son T. Harry, all of Dashwood. There are nine grandchildren. On :Sunday a family anmer was held at the home of their son Harry. The table. was centred with a four - tired wedding cake, topped with a tiny boqu.et of baby, mums. Rev. and Mrs. Getz of Dashwood, Mr and Mrs Russel Eckstein and Miss Lily Hoff- man of London, and Miss Anna Hess of Zurich, were additional guests. On Tuesday Mr and Mrs. Hoffman were at home to their friends and relatives in the afternoon and even. ing. Their home was beautifully. decorated with gladioli and mums for the occasion. . Mrs. Hoffman received in a gown Of black faille with a corsage of yel- low mums. Pouring tea at a table laid with a cloth of French Lace and gold centred with yellow roses - and tall tapers, was Mrs. D. Tiernan in the -afternoon and Mrs. T. Klurnpp in thei evening. Their daughter Mrs. N. Evans attended the door and reg. istry book, while the daughter, 'i'drs, J. M. Tiernan and Mrs. Ken McCt a and •daughter-in-law, Mrs. T. Harry Hoffman and Mrs. S. P. Currie serv- ed the many guests. Among those who called to offer congratulations were friends and re- latives from St. Thomas, Exeter and Zurich. Approximately ninety sign- ' -•) ed the register. Sold Farm Win. Egbert Heideman has disposed of his 50 -acre farm situated just immediately west of Zurich to Mr. Reg. Ill,Sley of Toronto. Possession will be given October lst. Mr. Ill, - ley intepds to moue thereon early in the sprang. FAR OPENED BY MLA. Seafd -ith Fall Fair was official] openedl n Friday by Thomas Pryde MLA = uron South, and the Sea forth 1 "gh School Cadet Band head ed t'he4eh•ool parade. Despite the brief shower which prevailed throu ghout tIt day, the fair was a decided success,with entries .a record and attendance up to standard. . HAD COLORFUL, PARADE Exeter,Fal1 Fair opened last Thurs- day wibli a large parade which start- ed froniL the south end of town to the community park. Floats, decorat- ed cars and bicycles took part in the parade 4s, well as many school child- ren and ;three bands. The parade was led b'y Jan Ross, and Lee .and Barb- ara Fairchild on their trick Palomino horses. The fair was officially opened by Thomas Pryde, Iduron M L.A.., who w•ag,introduced by Garnet Hicks, president of the Fair Board. Mr. Pryde expressed "great pressure" at opening the 1949 fair and said it was to be bigger and better than ever before. He said the number of entries i* each class was outstanding and a great credit was due to all those who made this day possible. Ben Lucas of London, was the mas- ter of ceremonies at the grandstand performance for the two nights. Evangelical Church News CHESTER L. SMITH, PURL/SR/C $1.75 a Year in Advance. $2.00 in U. S. A., in Advance. N 0 R M A' S RAG RUGS and CARPETS BEAUTY SHOPPE FOR APPOINTMENTS Tel. 223. Zurich NORMA STEINBACH - Prop. Prompt Optical Service y BY ARRANGEMENT , HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED AT KINGSLEY ABELL, 286 DUN- DAS ST. LONDON , The. Communion Service in the local Evangelical Church previously announced for the past Sunday was postponed for next Sunday, October 2nd, 9.45 a.m. This is World Com- munion Sunday when for the ninth consecutive year Christians an aro- und the world have joined in this world wide fellowship at the Lord's Table on the first Sunday in Octob- er each year. On World Communion Sunday, Oct. 2nd the Lord's Table will be extended around the whole 'world (25,000 miles, plus.) i.e. east and west, north and south where ever man is found. It is estimated that in the United ,States alone about 28,- 000,000 • Protestant Communicants will gather in their respective chur- ches for• the Lord's Supper next Sunday.: At least 38 Protestant de- nominations in North America alone will join in this great , growing co- operative christian movement and it is expected that every sincere chris- tian will make sure to be in his place. A Bad Accident Harry Rose Meets Death A very sudden and tragic death accident occurred last Wednesday afternoon at the Khiva Corners in- terr secion when Mr. Harry Rose of Zurich was instantly killed, when in collision with a car driven by Rev. Harold Snell of Exeter, who had as a passenger Exeter Town Clerk C. V. Pickard, both of whom were bad- ly shaken up and taken to the Lon- don Hospital.. The two cars were badly wrecked. Mr. Rose driving a new car that had gone only a few hundred miles. Mr. Rose r_ar been a prominent gas station operator in Zurich for some considerable years, also having large gas trucks on the. road supplying customers. He was born and raised in Zurich, and It is indeed a sad affair that he should meet his end thus: The bereft fam- ily have the sympathy of the entire community. Survivors in the immed- late family are, his wife, the former Lorena Denonme, two sons, Keith and Wallace and a daughter, Stella all at home, one sister (Lylyan) Mrs. Harold Kuntz, of Windsor. • The funeral was held on Saturday after- noon with a brief service at the home followed by a public service in St. Peter' Lutheran Church, with the i'a-tor, Rev. E. W: Heimrich oitic- ireting-, rntermont was:in St. Peter's Cemeter •. The service being largely attended by the many dear friends. The pallbearers were Milford arid Henry Schilbe, Kenneth Weber, Gar- field Denonnne, Qrland Durand and Albert I•Teidentan, BRING US THE .PRESCRIPTION, WE CAN FIT YOU WITH THE FINEST IN SPECTACLES BECOM- ING FOR YOUNG OR OLD —,PLUS A SAVING— BRONEN FRAMES AND LENSES ACCURATELY DUPLICATED A G. HESS Jeweler and Registered Optician. On a New Modern Loom, Made t•. Order — Seth 0. Amann, Zurich% Ont. Phone 128. Your Blue Coal Dealer Wants you to know A Heat Regulator will pay you back the cost in fuel saved in one season, besides the comfort of Auto- matic controll. Ask your Blue Coal Dealer! W. R. DAVIDSON Pone 'I-0 - Hensel! ROE'S VITIMIZED FEEDS 90000099090009000000000 'OS 00.000000206000a0000 3 9 Q d • 3 die • 00691003 0009 0 000000000G • 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 miamaaaaa sac 030020 0 • ea • • • 1 • • • • • • • • • • roc tore Falcon Cocoa, 1-1b. can 25c Marmalade, 3 flavors, 2 -Ib. jar 30c Royal Jelly Powder, 4 pkgs. 29c Vegetable Soup, per can 10c Beans with Weiners, per can 25c Floor Wax, 1 -ib. can 19c Lady Godwa Soap, 3 for 25c Olives, 16 -oz. Jar 35c Zurich Menno Oesch • • • PRODUCE WANTED, • Phone 165 a 1 i 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 - :setter Health with fresh Eatables. SEASONABLE ITEMS --- Nails, Staples, Barb Wire, "Fencer's" Electric Fences, Bat- teries, and Insulators, ' FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND . BLA ICE STORE E E. Schwairtzentrubar, Prop. Phone 11-97