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Established .19-00 ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAYq MORNING, SEPTEMBER 141950. - CHESTER t., SMITH, PUBL?3Pn9K,,
$1.75 a Year In Advance.
$2.00 in U. S. A., in Advama. '
S'T'. METER'S
'Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZZURICH — ONTARIO
,:REV. )E:, W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR
10 taan.—Divine, Services.
lli1..15 a.m. —Sunday ,Sehaol.
1T.30 p.m.—Divine Worship.
e verybody Welcome to pail Services.
EMMANUM
EVANGELICAL, U. B. CHURCH
i Zurich — Ontario
REV. H. E. ROPP'EL
Minister
I'irtrs. Milton Oesch - Orgamist
,Suaday Services:—
_20:00 a.m.--,Divine Worship.
XL00 a m.—,Bi'ble School.
"7:30 p.m. --Divine Worship.
Welcome at all Servic-ee--"Crich*
ahou vrith us and we will do thee
,"d." Num. 10:29.
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..don Theatre
GRAND SEND
Presents for Your. Enjoyment. the
Following Attractions
Friday, Saturday Sept, 15;1.6
'"`CHAIN LIGHTNING"
Humphery Bogart, Eleanor Parker
Raymond Massey, the thrilling saga
of A first line of Defence with Jet
propelled weapons of air.
Short Subjects 'RIVIERRE DAYS'
`,STRIFE WITH FATHER'
Monday, Tuesday. Sept. 18-19
`EAST SIDE, WEST SIDE'
(Adult Entertainment)
Barbara Stanwyk James Mason
Ave Gardner Van Heflin
A startling tenmpestous peture of
Flaming Love. Paramount News.
Wednesday, 'Thursday Sept. 20-21
"MR. BLANDINGS BUILDS HIS
DREAM HOUSE"
The most amusing picture.you've
seen. If you have seen iYou'll
want to again.. I:f you ;haven't be
luxel not to muss it.
Cary Grant Myrna Loy i
Melvin Douglas
On same program `Water Speed'
'Fly's Last Flight' i
Are You Suffering From CARD OF THANKS
Hea &chexa The Family of the late Mr. Robert
E. Robinson wish to take this (oppor-
2 nap Have your 3:yes Mrswived with tunky of expressing their sincere ap-
Qe Y.atest Methods acidpreciation ,for all the beautiful floral
pt tributes, expressions of sympathy and
all the many acts of kindness shown
A. L �, �'®• them in their recent sad bereaviim6i£,
OPTOMETRIIST A OP.a'=UW With special thatemks to Mrs. Ruskin
Keys and Mrs. Elmore Keys for their
GODI MCH Ulla beautiful duet "Beyond the Sunset"
Zood Glasses at RasimuNk Pclmes, and 'to Rev. Reba Hern.
Ifalberal DLreelor --- Private CCU' Ainbid wzee
Member of Ontario Funeral Association
Holder Of ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE FIRST AID CERTIFICATE
Portable, OXYGEN Equipment
HOSPITAL BETAS TO RENT—•INVALID CHAIR TO LOAN
FRESH FLOWERS SUPPED FROM MITCHELL NURSERIES
WE WIRE ANYWHERE
24 Hour Service — Dashwood Tel. 70W.
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MEN'S WEAR LADIES' LINGERIE
INFANTS BOYS' GIRLS' CLOTHING
FRESH[ GROCERIES FRUITS
VEGETABLES CURED MEATS
IF' REQUESTED, WE DELIVER
.-COMING EVENTS-.
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IN THE
Community Hall, Zurich
SPONSORED BY
Zurich Agricultural Society
On
Friday, September 15th,
Ah 9,30 p.m.
Ernie Hewitt's Variety Enter-
tainers and Dance Orchestra
OF CKOX, WOODSTOCK
With Modern and Old Time Dance
Music
t
Be sure and attend this one
HAY COUNOL
The Council of the Township of r
Hay met in the Twp. Hall, Zurich,oli
Tuesday Aug. 1st at 8 p.m., when I
the fodl.owa+ng motions were passed:
That the minutes of the last regu-
lar meeting of July 4th, and special
meeting of Jully: 17th be adopted as I
read. r
That By-latiw No. 6, 195.0 provid- ,
Ing for the fixing and levying of t
rates •against the rateable property of t
the Twp. for the year 1950 be read j
a third time.
That we acknowledge the return of
the 1951 assessment roll from As-
sessor W. H. Edithoffer as returned €
July 15th, ,and that Court of Revision r
be held ion Wed. Aug. 23rd at 8.00 c
p.m, at Town Hall, Zurich, and that
notices be placed in ilocal ,papers. t
That we notify the Hensall Legion
to procure a wreath to .be placed at
the monument on Remembrance Day,.
That application the made to the
Dep't Coif Highways for the initial
plygmnt_a the _x.0,50 Road Subsidy.. 7
That we pay Henry Becker ' $'25:00
for loss of land due to moving ditch I
further south through his land. Tbis
being both east and west of 16th. i
Concession. s
That; the money borrowing By- c
Law No-. 7, 1950 'be passed authoriz- t
Ing the Reeve and Treasurer of Hay 2
I'wp. to borrow up :to $25,000, from t
the Bank .of Motnreal, Zurich, as i
needed for icurrent expenditures.
That Clerk prepare a ,by -taw to C
Issue debentures for $3500. to be ap- I
died to dispose of the existing debt r
A the Ha!,v+, Twp. Community tCentre C
:Ls established by By-larw 11, 19+419. o
That in response to the written re- E
quest made .by two residents of Zur- s
[chto have the remaining .South por- ,t,
tion of Bismark St. in the Volland I
Survey West of Lots 148 to !152 op- 1.
mete, the Clerk be authorized to pre- g
pare By-law for opening street.
That the following accounts be e
paid as per voucher: f
Roads—Jack Little $88; John Gaff- a
ney Const. Co. 2830.50; the Steel c
Cao., of Can. 2061-17; L. H. Turnbuill I
$77; Supertest Corp. 35.80; The ti
Master Builders Co. "233.28; St, Jos- S
aph's Service 116.76; Sany Elliott e
3.75; H. W. Brokenshire 7;35; Jas. n
1lasse 232.84; Dept. Highways $22; t
.Ienily.- Beckem $25; Payroll for July i
t16.95; Alphonse Masse 142.1.3; P.
Vlonette 40.80; Michael Masse 43.17,
Relief—Mrs. John Suplat $30; N.-Irs
4dith Mason $20; iYli:ss Elm= Bas -
cow 8.90; rigs. Jessie Wilds $20.
General -- Banlc ,q Montreal 1.44.- s
38; Pearl Wurtz 135.62; T. C. Hab- b
:Ler 246.58; J. W. Haberer 246.58,
,orp. Vill. of Hensall $50; W.nl. •Sie- r,
cert 9.60; Co. of Huron $15, Hazy e
Aunic. Tele. System $1000; Jacob
Deichert 246.58; Mrs. Nancy Koeh-
ler 61.64; Basil Edwards 163:81; Con
;lemon 511,0.81; Win. H, EdighofPer
E505.00; H. W. Brokenshire 104.68; c
Mrs, Marjorie ,Schilbe 110.95. rr
Hay Munic. Tele. System ---• N�-)r- i
thein Elec. Co, 699.74; Itaymond
Meidinger 24'2.00; H. G. Hess 1779.-
4;2; Seth Ainans $100; E. J. Freder- 1
ich 252.00; L, A. Prang & Son $90;
Bell Tele. Co. 961:57; �Stromberg Co.
9.21; F. C. Kal;bflei:seh and Son Ltd.
$27; Mrs. Marjorie Schilbe 18.86; 1•I i
W, Brokenshire 79.77.
H. W. Brokenshire, Clerk-Trs.
Earl ,Campbell, Reeve.
The Voice of Temperance
In it's last issue Toronto' 's weekl;v'
periodical, Saturday Night stated
that whdreas in 19$9 the people of i
the United States dran-k 2,3 times as
much beer as the people of Canada,
in 1947 the ration had c'hangect to
13. times as much. The Canadi<Ins
are catching up with the Americans.
Their ratio of drinking now eiluals
their ratio of 10population, They are
just as hetavy drinkers astheir Am-
erican cousins. This is nothiitg to
boast about. All it »droves is that we
are as fooiigh and as wasteful as our
neighbours and headed for the same
hind of trouble, Advt,
NORMA ' S RAG RUGS and CARPETS
BEAUTY SHOPPE f
FOR APPOINTMENTS On a New Modern Loom, Made i
Tel. 1223. Zurich Order — Seth 0. Amann, Zuni.
.NORMA STEINBACH - Prop. Ont. Phone 128.
Are Attending Normal
Mr- Campbell. Krueger of town,
and his cousin, Miss Ruth Krueger of
the 14th Con., are attending Normal
Scho.(. at London.
Is At Hospital
Mrs, Jack O'Brien is progressing
very favourably at the Seaforth Hos-
?ital, +after undergoing operations.
Rer ma )y friends 'wish her- .a speedy
recovery. And •Mrs, Bryce Mack
vho,is at Victoria Hospital, London,
s getting along well. Her many
'riends wish her 'a speedy. recovery.
Ladies' Aid Entertain
A very enjoyable time was spent
�u Tuesday afternoon when the
Ladies;' Aid of St. Peter's Lutheran
,hurcl% of town, entertained the Aid
X- Zion Lutheran Church, Dashwood.
L very enjoipable time was spent,,a
uitaable ,program as well -as refresh-
aents were enjoyed at this social
'et-t'o�gether.
Met With Accident
Mrs. Henry Adkins of near Hen-
all,,
enall, met with a painful accident Fast
`:ridgy afternoon while she was can-
hig tomatoes, in a pressure cooker
Fhen the latter exploded. Stearn blew
he Ed and part of the contents to
he celing causing Mrs. Atkin's hands
ace, !eek and back to scalded with
tearri: and hot tomatoes. Medical
Id was at once summoned which
'ave ;the patient much relief. Her
zany, friends, wish her a speedy re-
overy. Her daughter, Mrs. Powell
f Goderich is assisting her mother
his week.
Lions Club News
T'l� 'first regular supper meeting
f new physical year was held on
i�edzitdayz..eyezling at the Dominion
lotel dining hall, and although there
rare' considerable absent, the meet-
ig was interesting with the new
ate of officers functioning, as foll-
ws: President, Jacob Haberer; tail
vister, Ferdinand Haberer; Lion
amer, Delbert Geiger, who aII did
ieir work nicelyl; the three vice pres-
tents are, Victor Dinnin, Russel
rainger and Edwin Gaecho; and the
irectois are, Ivan Kal.bfleisch, Le -
)y O'Brien, Edward Datars, and
rville Witmer. Owing to being
n .an extended trip out West, the
ast President, who is ,now the new
�cretary, was absent this office was
iken care of by the past secretary,
ion :Bill Siebert. Lion Elmer D.
ell, Barrister, of Exeter, was the
nest speaker, and made the pres-
atation to the five year members
it their perfect attendance, who are
a follows, Ed. Datars, 'George Dei-
nert, J. W. Haberer, T. C. Haberer,
eeroy O'Brien, Bill Siebert, C. L.
mith, Ivan Ralbfleisch, and Ivan
'ungblut. This is i.ndeec., a souv-
nir worthy to be proud off. The
ext regular ineeting will be held in
ie Dominion House, MondatyM even-
ig Sept. 18th.
HYMENEAL
Oxland — Haberer
Wearing an original gown of white
itin and carrying a white prayer
ook showered with gardenias, Arvis
usan daughter of Mr and Mrs -
Save Costly Watch Repair
With Regular Watch Care
"blue ceal"
YOUR ,FLUE COAT'
YOUR WATCH NEEDS -PERIODIC DEALER `
GLEANING OND OILING. IF YOU
3WN A BULOVA OR ANY OTHER WANTS YOU TO KNOW
?INE WATCH BE SURE AND Blue Coal is the Cheapest Fuel on the
Maiiket to -day, why pay more for
SAVE IT CLEANED AND OILEDinferior Fuels.
+kT LEAST ONCE A YEAR
(32 Years Experience) LORNE E. HAY
14G. Ir i E S krlii
Office Ph. 10. House Ph. 673A
HEN3ALL.
,jeweler and Registered Roe's Vitimized Feeds
Optician.
IN�tV®tt�®1������®s aa7�eL atft��I 9 Ocoe§
J� u� a
Licensed Embalmer and FuneraR Director
Private Car Ambulance Service
Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Rent
FLOWERS FOR ALL 'OCCASIONS
Day and Night Service
2 Telephone: Res, 89 or 122, Zurich
erdinand Haberer, Zurich was unit -
:i in marriage to Ro.bext Guy Oxland
in of Mrs. Oxland, Victoria, B.C., j
nd the late A. C. Oxland. Rev, I,. j
V. Heiinrich performed the cereln-
ny at St. Peter's Lutheran Church
nd Miss Audrey k1eimrich played
tsne bridtmsMiss
ernice Wood, Sarnia.'
Thd bride was given in marriage biy
er father, Her gown was tashioned
ith open sweetheart neckline, in-
•erted front fold and skirt ending in
petal train. Iter veil of French ill-
tson was edged in Venetian lace.
As maid of honor for her sister,
Miss Arlene Haberer, wore two-tone
ilue Nylon sheer. Identical gowned
were Miss Jean Kruegetr, London and
Virs, C. A. Enright, Toronto.
Tine groom was attended 'by Paul
Maxwell, Toronto, as best man.
Ushers were W. W. Walker and H.
13, Davis, both of oronto,
Reception of guests followed at
Club Monetta, Exeter. Latero Ole,
bridal couple left for a wedding trip
to the Laureiitians, the .bride trav-
eling in a suit of gray English wor-
sued with navy accessories and cors-
age of gardenias, She carried a fla-
mingo topcoat. Mr and Mrs, Oxland
(will reside in Toxonto whalre the
groom will enter his fourth year at
Rihe university of Toronto School of
ngitearing.
ZURIeRls'
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obtainable of
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All Fresh Vegetables," Fruits in Season as well as
Canned Fruits and Vegetables on hand
Candies - Nuts - and Confectionery in supply
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Pants, Shirts and Work ,Socks. Also a fine
stock of Fall and Winter Underwear.
JUST" ARRIVE"""
MEN'S WORK SHOES AND RUBBER
- BOOTS.
Also a big variety of Rubber Footwear for Men,
Women and Children.
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