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Zurich Herald, 1942-07-23, Page 1Forty Second Year Let the ZUifalCH. THURSDAY:MORNING : JULY 23 1942,1 Elerald. 'Are You Suffering From Headaches? rd so; Have your Eyes Examined with ;este Latest Methods and r'quipment at A. L. COLE, R. O. OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN GODERIOH — ONT. Good Glasses at Reasonable Prices ATTEN'1'ION We wish to announce to our clien- tele that we are now in our new lo- cation, formerly Dr. Addison's office .adjoining the drug store. The beauty !parlour will not be open on Tuesday -evenings, Wednesday afternoon and .evening and Saturday evenings. 'Call 68 for appointment:. Mrs. Edwin Gascho, Proprietress. mom.,.,,..... THIEL'S HAIR I `E SING NOTICE We have recently installed a new Shelton Waving Machine and can serve the public now better than ever. Be sure and give us a call. MRS. FRED '11141.eaT,'F, Proprietress EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL CHURCH C. B. Heckendorn„ Pastor Mrs. M. Oeach, Organist For Sundays July 26 and Aug. 2nd. Sunday Scmool--10 a.n "Worship --11.15 a.rn. 'Rev. C. Becker, minister. COMFORTABLE GASSES At REASONABLE PRICES C. E. Zurbrigg, R.O. OPTOMETRIST at EXETER The Newest. Approved Method of Eyesight Testing Used. Open every Week Day Except Wednesday,. ST. PETER'S Evangelical Lutheran Church ZURICH — ONT. A Changeless Christ for a Chang- ing World. Friday, 8h—Luther League. Thursday—Choir Practice. SUNDAY SERVICES 10 a. m.—Divine Worship 11.15 a.m.—Sunday School. 7.30 p. m.•—Divine Worship. Everybody Welcome to all Services. HONEY FOR SALE We are now able to supply our customers with No. 1 light Honey at 12aac. per lb. in your containers. Help the tin. shortage by.,bringing your containers. J. HABEBEB and SONS, 2 .blocks south of Hotel, Zurich. FALL FAIR DATES The following is the list of Fall Fairs ,for 1942 and issued by the Agricultural Societies' Branch, Ont- ario Department of Agriculture, Parliament Buildings, Tor onto. Blyth—Sept. 9-10. ,' 4: ea :. Used Cars .,6 z if you wish to own a Better Car, look these over! sl. i. 19:411 CHEV. SPECIAL COACH, Clock, Heater, and De Froster. Only 12,000 Miles. e 1941 FORD DE LUX COACH. Clean inside and out. se sa 1940 CHEV. SEDAN, Upholstering and Tires like new.' + 1937 Chev.:STANDARD COACH. laically Owned. 4 1937 De Seto Coupe, like New. Guearanteed 15,000 miles. 1938 Ford Coach. 1935 Chev. Coach, new tires . 1934 Plymouth Coach, new tires. 1931 Chev. Special Coach ea -+ 1930 Chev. Sedan. 11929 Ford Coach 4. 4- . 4+ WARD FRITZ Used Car Dealer - Zurich, Ont. Sumiir r',( Clothes We carry a complete line of Men's Work Clothes, at very reasonable prices. Also have Fine Shirts, Summer Underwear, Etc. WORK SHOES We have a full line of Men's Work Shoes, also a fine display of Ladies"' Oxfords. See them Full line of Hardware, Feeds, Dry Goods, and Patent Medicines. Give us a Call! FRESH G.I.00ERIES ALWAYS ON HAND THE BLA E STORE Edmund w«elettriuber, Prop. Phone: 11=917 ublish y ur Summar Guests and Lakeview Casino GRAND BEND Toronto's Own "MODERNAIRES Ontario's f1 .Best Band—Every Man a, Star! NIGHTLD DANCINts Ni.cke.l Dancing Monday to Friday MIDNIGHT DANCE AUG. 2nd. SUPPORT EXETER WARTIME BOARI°—Sunday Concert; July 29, 9 p.m. by the "MODERNAIRES" Please come to hear their first Con- cert. All proceeds for Wartime Board Silver Collection. The Musicians and all those on this Concert are giving their services free You'll enjoy it—so come along and make a worthy contribution. Milverton, Sept. 10, 11. Tavistock—Sept 11, 12 Exeter—Sept 16, 17 New Hamburg—Sept. 18, 19 Sttrathroy—Sept. 14, 16 Bayfield—Sept. 23, 24. Port Elgin—Sept. 25, 26 Seaforth—Sept. 24, 25. Sratford—Sept. 21, 23 Thedford—Sept. 22, 23 ZURICH—Sept .21, 22 • D:unganon=Oct: 1, 2 Fordwilch---.Oct. 2, 3 Forest—Sept. 29, 30 Ilderton—Sept. 30. Mitchell—Sept. 29, 30 z Teeswater—Oct. 6, 7 Internaiional Plowinf Match—Hur- on County, Seafoith, Oet. 13—d6. SPECIAL MEETING A special meeting of Hay Coun- cil was held at the Clerk's Office on Saturday evening, July 18. The Zurich Drain South was finally pass- ed end signed by Reeve and Clark Tenders for work are now advertis- ed for. T. R. Patterson, engineer, Was inatructed to stake the Stephan Drain, notice having been received that it was out of repair. 1942 gen- eral tax late was set et 12.56 mills made up as follows: Co. rate 6.66 mills; Twp. rate .05 mills; Twp. Rd. rate 1.5 mills; General School sate 3.9 mills. This compares favorably with general rate levied in 1941 which was 12.5 mills. This rate is subject to :confirmation by Council at next regular monthly meeting to be held on August 31rd. Hensall Council Minutes • J°i rttee Mr and Mrs Win F. Braun and airily from Forest were Sunday vis ito,rs in town. ,Some real hot days greeted us art week with Saturday and Sunday Bing the warmest. l4iss Ruth Church and Mr, Dick Erwin of London spent; the week -end at the home of Mrs. E. Church. Miss Margaret Stelek, R.N., of .os Angeles, Calif., and who spent a sw weeks with friends .here, has re - anted home. _ Fall Fairs are now being listed and we received our list from, the De- partment at Toronto. The season is progressing onward. Mr. ands Mrs. Clarence Farwel hve left for Windsor where the for- mer has secured a position, after en- joying -a few days at his home here. Mrs. Chester Cora and daughter Sandra Lee are spending a week's vacation. with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ortwein, Bronson line. A heavy thunder storm and an.ab- undance of' rain passed over this se etion on Sunday afternoon and ev- ening, and at .some placeso the storm did considerable damages .1V1r. J. B. Croke of the London Typesetting Co., and who has a coattage at Drysdale beach, gave us a friendly call on Tuesday. Mr. Crake is taking ' a fear- holidays and likes to come 'to Zurich to do shop- ping. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Meinger of Detroit, accompanied by Ann Schr- oeder of Dashwod are on an extend- ed trip to Coloreda. Mrs \leinger is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry. Weseloh of Zurich. Miss Erma Weber, who has had her hone with her grandparents,Mr. sand Mrs. Louis Weber, left for Guelph where she will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted. Wagner and will attend Colegiate !at Guelph. Erma many friends wish her success Jam for the Soldiers The cornitte appointed to look af- ter the making of jam for the bays overseas eport that 56 lbs. of currant jam has been made the past week. Anyone having any fruit to donate, kindly notify anly of the comittee: Mrs. Harry Rose, Mrs. E. F. Klop;p. Mrs. David Ducharme or Mrs. Ches- ter' Smith The regular Council minutes were seed on eve of July 6 at 8 pen. in the Council Chambers with alio me- mbers present. Minutes of the pre vious meeting were read as were the Court of Revision of the Assess :cent Roll. T. Kyle reported re the sidewalks in front of A. Spencer's dwelling. J. A. Paterson, treasurer, pres— ented the half yearly financial report Lame compared With 19411 report. Correspondence read: Transit Con- trol, Riginal Office; K. 1MsLean re Seed and Stackh show; Dept. of Highways tratford ! Imperial Oi1S, County Clerk, County Treasurer, same considered and filled. Bills and Accounts — Twp, Hay Week Creed Drain. $120; G. M. Case teamingUiu. $11; C. Huiselor • labor its. 4.25;1W. Hildebrand do $7; J. (Pfaff, do $2; R. Dick do $3 1. Kyle salary $70; J. A. Paterson part salary 187.50; Dr. teer expense MOH $25; H. J.o McMillan supplies rink .20; K. Scott„ exp. fire. dept ,70: G. R Heee, prining 32 .50; R Midd.eton supplies 20.15; Hydro hall 12.44; Motion, tbati bilis and accounts be paid as read. That bylaw No. 6 be l'r ven three readings and finally 'weed. That Reeve issue a procla- +notion for civic holiday held ion Aug lige 3 • That we adjourn to meet again August 10th or at the call of the Reeve. J'ame,s A, Pi ter on, Clark, WAR SAVINGS STAMPS As the war progresses it is imp- erative that more and more of t he people's earnings be .applied toward the costs of maintaining our Fight- ing Forces and supplying them with all the necessary war equipment to successfully meet the enemy. To that end it is hoped that the sale of War Savings Stamps can be greatly increased. Heretofore the Pos tOfficesandt,heBaukshav e Post Offices and the Banks have been the only "Official Agents" foe the rale of these stamps. A plan is now under way to interest alllocalmerch- ants to become "Official Agents" and this week the merchants of Zurich and hi fact through the whole of the Dominion, will be interviewed with the prospect that they will assume, each his fair share, of the responsib- ility of becoming an "Official Agent" for the sale of stamps and thus make there readily available to the public. It is believed that the local mer- chants will heartily endorse this plan but the final success rests with the buying publlie. All pueehasers of goods at retail stores are urged when paying their ,aceounts or raking pur- chases to :use their .change to buy War Savings Stamps. Do so regularly and systematically. • Convin:co your merchant of your interest in the Plan. Show the County that Zurich can do, its fair share in any worthy projectp. .And demonslteate to Dom- inion Headquarters that Huron is still the Banner County in every good work. ' Buy Warr Savings Stamps regularly Available at your local merchant displaaying the 'official emblem. —.Albert J. Italbfeisc`h, Local Chairs man. • .,rr.Andrew • F: Hess, Secretary.. Rates: $1.25 in Canada, in advent* 4110 513 In U.S.A., in advance CHESTER L. SMITH, Pub1isber THAT BROKEN SPECT.. ACLE LENSE Bring it in and have it dupli- cated. 24 -Hour Service at prices less than you will pay in the larger centres. Any Shape. Any Colour: A G. HESS jeweler and Registered Optician. PROLE YOUR 0 For positive identification of the World's Finest Anthracite ask for BLUE COAL Also: Rose Dale Alberta and Miller Creek Coals Roe Farms Milling Co. Vitimized Feeds Highest Cash Prices paid foe Eggs according to Grade W. R. DAVIDSON Pone 10 - Hensall 00040,o®©••ee6•6s®•©®o•60••a®ee®S®*440.sseee••+' 0e03c0�s0• AN>�`'a )UNOEMEN` • We wish to announce that we have purchased the business of W. H. Hoffman and Son and are in a eposition to render courteous and . efficient service • to Zurich and the surrounding community. oOur permanent aim is the rendering of a profes- ional service with sympathy and understanding, holding sacred the trust reposed in us. Westlake &, Brokenshire FUNERAL - AMBULANCE SERVICE Day and Night Service Phone 158, Zurich 0 • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • A c� • • WE SELL THE REST FOR LESS WE ARE ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE WITH A GOOD SUPPLY OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE, GRO- CERIES, ETC., AT LOWEST POS - STELE PRICES.