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Zurich Herald, 1942-10-08, Page 1ZURIC 'For'ty Second Year ZURICHS THURSDAY:MORNING, OCTOBER 819421; ERALD , Rates: $1.25 in Canada, in whams* .14_444- l S is 19.x. R., ira &dm** CHESTER L. SMITH, Publishes Help Canada�e�ery p e its Liberty. BuyVictoryBonds •erre You Suffering From Headaches? If so; Have your Eyes Fanned with tll&e Lastest Methods and Equipment at A. L. COLE, R.O. OLPTOMETRIST r 7rIPT1CIAN GODERICH — ONT. Good Glasses at Reasonable Prises COMFORTABLE GLASSES At REASONABLE PRICES C. E. Zurbrigg, R.O. OPTOMETRIST at EXETER. 9'6e Newest. Approved Method of 'Eyesight Testing Used. Open every Week Day Except Wednesday. )'HIEL'S HAIRDRESSING NOTICE We have recently installed a ddllew Shelton Waving Machine .sand can serve thsi pubic now tetter than evert, Be sure and give us a call. MR$. FRED ITHIEELM, Proprietress ATTENTION 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 appointments. Mrs. Edwin Gascho, Proprietress. ST. PETER'S Evangelical Lutheran Church ZURICH -- ONT. Rev. E. W. Heimrich, Pastor 10 a.m.--Divine Services. 111.15 a.m.–Sunday School. 7.30 p.m,—Divine Services. Everybody Welcome to all Services. EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL CHURCH C. B. Heckendore, Pastor Mrs. M. Oesch, Organist 10 a.m.—Divine Worship. THANKSGIVING 11 p.m. --Sabbath School. 7-30 pan. --divine Worship. "Jesus Healed Ten Lepers.. Only one came back to thank Him. "Where are the Nine? CARD OF THANKS The bereft family of Mr. Andrew Thiel wish to express their sincere thanks to neighbors and friends, an those who loaned cars anrd sent flow- ers; Rev. Heimrich, the choir and organist, ,also the undertakers for their splendid service. -+ -4 -.4 194;1 Pontial Coach, guaranteed only 9,000 miles. Used Cars YOU WILL HAVE TO SEE OUR SELECTION. LOW MILE. AGE CARS. LATE MODELS, LIKE NEW INSIDE AND Our TIRES NEXT TO NEW 1939 Dodge Special Coach only 2800 miles. 1941 Chev. Coach, locally owned .by laity ,only 6,:400 miles. + 1939 Ford Coach, Like new 19,000 .miles. , heater, only28000. 1930 Ford Coupe, rumbe seat $250 1929 Ford Coach $100.00 1938 Ford De Lux sedan, radio 1930 Chev. rSedan $175. 1932 Chev: Coach repainted 1931 FordCoach repainted. 1936 Chev. Standard Coach. -+ -a. ellnalillnisnmemsrmorsa 3 WARD F R! TZ Used Car Dealer - - Zurich„ Ont. + + + + + + + + + ,S11111111ft SummiWork Clothes I We earry a complete line of Min'e Work Clothes, sit very reasonable prices. Also have Fnne' Shirts, Sunnier. Underwear,Etc. WORE SHOES We have a full ;line'. of Men's Work Shaea, . alio a fine di.play oftwEese Oxfords. See them Full line of Hardware, Feeds, Dry.. Goods, and Patent Medicines, wive .yrs aCall! FRLSFI GROCERIES . ALWAYS ON HAND TIES BLAME STORE Eamseed Swartieritrtiber,.—.. 1147 Leavitt's Theatre Exeter, Ont, Phone 135` Wed., Thursday FORTILLA FLAT Dramatic - .Starring .Spencer Tracy.. All Star Cast With Friday and Saturday DOCTOR BROADWAY Mcdonald Carey and. Jene Plriiips NO HANDS ON THE CLOCK Comedy .Mystery starring' Chester Morris and Jeane Parker Special—Mon. Tuesday Thanksgiving Day All Star. British Caste, FORTY THOUSAND HORSEMEN Comedy- THE WIFE TAKES A FLYER With Joan Bennett and Franehot Tone. CARD OF. THANKS The bereaved relatives of the late Susanna Haberer wish to .graetly thank the neighbors and friends who so generously gave of their help in the hour of .need, thanks to ail those who gave floral tributes, the loan of cars, the Pastor and choir of St. Pet- er's church and the local undertakers for their splendid services. COUNTY S S CONVENTION The Huron County S S convention will be held on Wed. Oct. 1+4rth et 2.15 prep in Wesley-WiIis United Ch- urch, Cinton, under ;the direction of "The United Christian • Education Adances" eommitte of Huron Co: comprises Rev. Hagelswood, Walton; Rev. A Milligan Goderich Baptist; R Graham Bayfield, Anglican; Rev W. Weir, Hensall, Presbyterian; Rev C. B Heckendorn, Zurich Evangelical church. Leaders from Toronto will give special addresses. DIES AT MILVERTON The death occurred at M.ilveron of Mrs. Ida Cook ,Spencer, 61, widow of William Spencer after several week's illness. She was a daughter of the ate Peter and Annie Cook, pioneers of (Perth County and was born on the homestead Elma Twp., her husband predeceasedu ten years.. Surviving is a son Ralph, and four sisters, Mrs. W T Truemner, Zurich; Mrs. W. H, Truemner, Colbourn; Mrs. G. Hargre ayes, Britton and Miss Carrie Cook, Milverton The funeral was held on Saturday to Greenwood cemetery, rat Milverton. , HAY COUNCIL The regular monthly .meeting of the Council of the Township of Hay was held in the Town Hall, Zurich, on Monday, Oct. 5th. The monutes of the Sept. meeting were adopted as read. After disposing of the communic- ations the following resolutions were passed: That By-law No 13-1942 providing for payment of loss or damage to poultry and pigs Las provided for un- der amendment to the Dog Tax and Live Stek Protection Act be read first and second time. That Henr Steinbach be appointed inspector of tiled portion of Schwalm Drain and report to the Council at the special meeting to be held on Sat urday evening, Oct. 10th. That bond re Tax Collector be renewed for another year. That accounts be paid as per vou- chers as follows Twp. Roads --= T Welsh.3umber 38.17; rM G Deitz, labor etc. 69.85; Co. Huron calcium cluride 115.50; Telephone System ---,Bell Co, tolls Aug to Sept. 492:88; H G Hess sal - 175; H Hoffman, salary 183.33 Nor. Elec.. Co. Supplies 19.91; A F 'fleas;"salary. 8750; Econ. Fire Ins. Co. ins. $24, General Accounts — .Dept. Health insulin 7.14;' A F Hess salary ,$90; J McBride Weed Inspector '1171.20; '. L Smith 13y -laws Willem Drain 620; Treas. Stanley Big Drain $158; W R Dougall stock damaged $35; Dr O'Dwyer account $8; H. Lawre- nce Zurich Drain $650; do -Wildfong Drain :400; 1) of C Ins. Co premium bond $15; A W Morgan McDonald Drain $25; .7 Supltt relief 16,65. That Council adjourn to meet ag- ain for regular monthly meeting on Monday Nov 2nd at 1.30 p.m. A. F. Hiss, Twp. Clerk. more *heat ttxty years.. Mr and Mrs Ward Fritz, Mr. and 1VIrs. Ed. Gasco were at Toronto en Monday. AZ's. E. Heideman and Miss Mar- tha and Carl motored to London on Monday. TVLrs. Harold Kuntz of Windsor, was a recent visitor with her mother Mrs. A. Rose. Fine weather is prevailing this week and farmers are busy trying to hustle in their late crops, Mrs, Wm. T. Truemner attended the funeral of her sister Mrs. Wm. Spencer at Milverton last wee. Miss A. Standing of the London teaching staff was a guest to Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Koehler on Sunday. Mrs. C. Fritz and daughter Miss Pearl Wurtz spent a few clays at the home of Dr and Mrs H H Bowen, at Exeter. Mass Margaret Glenn entertained Miss Ellen Fremlin at the home of the former's parents near Chiselhurst over the week -end. Misses Alpha Meyer,, Irene Turk- heim of Stratford Hospital where they are in training, spent the week- end with their parents in Zurich. Mr and Mrs M. Leinweber, Miss Thiel and Mr. Thiel of Stratford cal- led at the :home of Mr and Mrs. C L Smith on Sunda.y Mr. Harry Rose of Windsor visit- ed with his family over .the week -end His mother Mrs. A Rose accompan- ied him to Windsor to visit with her daughter Mrs. H. Kuntz, L tirs. Alex. Foster and little grand - &tighter of London, were visiting at the home of .the forer's sister, Mr and Mrs. Jacob Meidinger on Sunday also calling on friends in Zurich. The following students are atten- ding Exeter High. School; Misses Jean Krueger, Aryls Haberer, Flor- ence Haberer; 'Mr. Rerbie Turkheirn Bruce Eickmeir and Ray Schilbe.We wish these young students much suc- cess. Rev. and Mrs. E. :Heimrlcrr, Mrs. Louis prang, Mrs. Ed. Datars and Mrs Herb Krueger attended the 34th annus convention of the WMiS of the Lutheran •church at Hanover, Iast Wed., and Thursdaiy. To Dedicate New Books The morning services at St. Pet- er's Lutheran church, October 11, will be of a special nature. New hymnals which have been recently purchased by the Sunday school will be dedlicaited. A number of children will assist the Pastor in the service. oBrruA sY Late Mrs. Andrew Thiel There passed away at her home in Zurich, on Saturday October 3rd, Katherin Anna Price, beloved com- panion of Mr. Andrew Thiel in her 79th year, after a considerable leng- thy illness which the patient always bore with great Christian fortitude. Mrs. Thiel was bornin Hay Township a nd has 'lived all' her life in the vic- inityFor the •past 50 years was a resident of Ziirich. This happy aged couple celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary last December 14th, 1941 The departed was always very willing and helpful for any one in need, a very devoted mother to herfamily, always seeking the Tway . most honest and honorable, and she will be great- ly missed by them. Surviving are her husband; three sons, George, El- mer and William • of Zurich; two daughters, Mrs. H. . Olausius, Hay Township; Mrs. D. ,Say.nders, Strat- ford; .32 grandchildren and 11 great- grdndchidren, and a host of friends. A private funeral was held frpm the home on Tuesday,, followed by,a pub- lic service. at ., St. Peter's Lutheran church, of which • the departed was a devout member Rev. E. Heimrich conducting the service. Interment followed in St. Peter''s•cemetery. The floral tributes were many showing the high esteem of the departed. Sine grandsons were the .pall -bearers: Erl and Charles Thiel, Harvey and Albert Clausiue; Harold and Carl Thiel. .Much sympathy is extended to the bereft and especially to Mr. Thiel who has lost his caMpaaion of 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. PHONE YOUR FOR For positive identification a 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. 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