Zurich Herald, 1946-06-06, Page 1IEatablished 1900
ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 6 19 46
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When you are looking for good things to eat be
sure and visit our Store, as we always maintain to
have a gor.1-d stock of Fresh Groceries always on
hand, although some lines are at times hard to get,
yet we do our best to purchase our supplies from
the leading supply houses... Oranges, Lemons, and
Grape Fruits in season; Canned Goods, and many
other lines we offer at very moderate prices..:.
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LEL'S
erior Store
Lace Curtain Material
- Per Yard 85c.
House Dresses
Each $1.50
Chenille Bedspreads
Large Size
12.50 Each
Full Line of Men's Work
Shirts and Pants
FOR YOUR. SPRING
CLEANING
Full Assortment of Wall
Papers and Window Shades
Also -a few Feltol Rugs,
Hooked and Braided' Mats
at various Prices
GROCERY SPECIALS
SPECIALS for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
KELLOG'S. BRAN FLAKES, SMALL PKG. 10c
17c
ROBINHOOD OATS, 3 -LB. BOX ......
FILBERT MUFFIN MIX, 2 PKGS
RIVERBANK PEARS, 20.0Z. TIN....... ..
AYMER• DicED BEETS OR CARROTS 20 -Ox. TIN
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Ladies and Chih'rens Dresses
Phone 140 CAI. 'MEL Zurich
DELAYED THREE MONTHS
Washington - New cars and re-
frigerators are three months farther
away from the average .American
family today, the Govt. estiinates, be-
cause of the soft•coal tie-up and oth-
er strikes. This report on the outlook
was issued by John D. Small, civil,
ian production administrator, who
recently urged Congress prohibit
strikes for six months to let recon-
version
econ-
version sprint instead of hobble.
HAY COUNCIL
Hay Township Council met on Mon
day, June 3rd at 1.30 pan. in the
Township Hall, Zurich, as a Court of
Revision to consider appeals against
the 1946 Assessment Roll of the Twp
of Hay. The following appeals were
heard and disposed of as follows:
That the appeal as received from
Mrs. Elizabeth McFalls that her as-
sessment was too high be dismissed;
Appeal by Ray Fisher that his assess-
ment was too high be dismissed; ap-
peal by J. N. Cantin that he was in-
correctly assessed, to :be assessed ac-
cording to the search at the Registry
Office. Court of Revision to be clos-
ed, subject to the County Judge, The
Council then resumed the regular
sitting when the following communi-
cations were presented: Western
ectors for two years, H. G. Hess and
Counties Association, J. H. Kinkead,' Victor DimnirnDirectors for one year
R. 0. Staples. 1 George Deich.e;rt and Jacob Haberer;
That Hay Township be formed in-' Tail Twister, Orville Witmer; Lion
to a Township Public School Area, +Tame: , Milt Oe_ ch; President Lion
to consist of the following school sec-
tions. Nos. 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, X12,
14 and the Union School Sections
13 and 15, provided that the Munnc
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Another House Moved to Town
What caused considerable attract-
ion. to a lot of on -lookers was when
A.. SII. Foell & Co., ofWaterloo Trans
port moved a frame house 22x28 -ft.
in size a distance of over twelve mil-
es; in perfect condition for Mr. Al-
bert- Cla.usius on Louisa St., where a
cement foundation was in readiness.
This ;being constructed by Mr. Mar-
shall: Corriveau & Sons, When com-
pleted this will make a very desira-
ble home for the young family and
is a worthy credit to Zurich.
• Lions Club News
At the regular Lions' supper meet-
ing held at the Dominion Hotel on
Monday evening, the final election of
officers took place, with the result
that the following will be the setup
of officers for the ensuing year:
President, Ivan Ytuigblut; 1-st Vice,
Theo, Haberer; 2nd Vice, Dr. W. B.
Coxon; 3rd Vice, J. W. Merner; Dir -
Dr. P. J. O'Dwyer presided and Mrs.
J.- Turkheim acted as pianist.
The Club was pleasantly surprised
ipality of Stephen grants permission i during the meeting with the attend
for their entry into the Hay Town- once of a Detroit Lion, namely Lion
ship Public School Area By-law con
firming this resolution to be drawn
up and passed
That .? rk Augras!" atli, T9 "ne'
declared a Civic Holiday by virtue of
a resolution passed by the Council of
the Township of Hay.
That permission be secured from
the Ontario Municipal Board to sell
debentures on the Alexander Drain
by-law No. 14, 1945; the Tuckey
Drain By-law No. 9, 1945; and the
Forrest Drain ..By -Law No. 8, 1946.
That the Engineer's Report on the
Becker Drain as received from T. R.
Patterson, be provisionally adopted
and that Court of Revision be held
at the township Hall, Zurich, on Fri-
day, June 28th at 9.00 p.m. Clerk
to have a sufficient number of by-
laws printed and served on all asses-
sed persons.
That the Engineer's ,report on
the Wurm Drain as received from
the Township of Usborne be provis-
ionally adopted and that Court of
Revision be held at the Township
Hall, Zurich, on Friday, June 28th,
at 8.30 o'clock, p.m. Clerk to have
a sufficient number of by-laws prin-
ted and served on all assessed per-
sons,
That the following payments be
made as per voucher:
Twp. Roads ---Dom. Road Machin-
ery Co. '$37.94; Jas. Masse, salary
and gas 147.20; A. F. Hess, Comp.
Premium 21.15; Johnston & Kalb-
iieisch 4.81;. A. Meidinger 2.3.27;
Zurich Motors 17.26; Lloyd Camp-
bell 16.90; Chas. Aldwortn z4.42
Elmer Rowe 3.60; Bev. Gould 5.90;
H. Ford 7.20; H. Pfaff14.40; El.
Datars $9; Alph Masse 55.80; Ed.
Turnbull $7; Leo Meidinger 21.50;
Eldon Ortwein 20.30; Harry McAd-
ams $2; Twitchell's Garage 5,95;
W. Statton 1.80; C. L. Smith 4.75;
Thiel's Transport 40.25; M. Masse
$19; L. Masse 3.80; H. Campbell
13.40; Ellis Northcott 5.60; Wm. 3,
Gould 3.80; Jack Ford 25.20; Ed.
Penhale 34.40; Horace Pfaff 28.35;
farcy Campbell 10.80; F. Denomme
23.30; D. Oswald 16.20; C. Regier'
5.20; P. Masse $2; H. W. Broken -
shire $75.
Relief --John Supl.at $25; Mrs. Ed-
ith Mason $10; Emma Bassow 8..9:0;
Albert Heideman (rent) $3.
General Accounts -C. L. Smith
130.20; A. G. 'Hess 605.00; Johnston
& Kal'bfleisch 11.42; Prov. Treas. in-
snlin 6.59; A. F. Hess $125; W.
H.
Ilrokenshire 141.65; Exeter Times
Advocate 2.95; Municipal World
8.53; Co. Treas. 47.25; Gestetner
25.15, Hay Munic. Tel. loan $1200.
Telephone System --T. H. Hoffman
460.26; Stromberg Carlson 8,2•.50; H.
W. Brokenshire :128,70; H. G. Hess
235,65; Northern Elec. Co. 305.31;
A. F. Hess Compensation 19.28; null
Co. 396.74; Automatic. Elec. 8.32.
That the meeting be adjourned to
meet again on 'Tuesday July Knelt
at 8 p.m.
11. W, 13rekonshire, Clerk,
rt'itlisttn 'thaw.gh, Reeve.
Ernest Bender, a former Zurich boy
who spoke briefly, stating he never
dreamt that a ,Lions Club would be
-0xaanized in Zurich.
L'oitio..: sr5...- ym..ar.y,t: :.� I:117. Club
with an enlarged snap of the Zurich
Lions _Minstrels. Also smaller ones
which were sold to the Lions with
the proceeds going in the administr-
ative fund.
Five new members were admitted
into theClub, namely, L. Willett,
Charles Thiel, Harold Stade, G. G.
Sewell and E. E. Weido, which now
brings the total membership to 37.
To Have Carnival
. Outstanding attractions are being
planned for the 12th annual summer
carnival of the Seaforth Lions Club
being held this year on the nights of
July 17 and 19th, according to the
president, Ross Scott. In view of the
recent ruling respecting carnival
games, certain changes in the pro-
gram are necessitated this year with I
emphasis being placed on entertain-
ment.
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Fiftieth Anniversary
Couple Honoured by Family on
Golden Wedding Day
Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien of
Zurich on their golden wedding an-
niversary on Saturday were honour-
ed by some 45 relatives at their hone
in town, at a family dinner. Mrs.
O'Brien, formerly Alice 'Smith, was
born on the Goshen Line, Hay Town-
ship, and Mr. O'Brien on the Blue
Water Highway near Grand Fend.
Their marriage was solemnized at
the bride's home by the Presbyterian
Minister of Grand Bend. Mr.
O'Brien's brbther, Jack, of Manitoba
was best man at the wedding fifty
years ago and was present for the
occasion. At the family dinner a 3- 1
story wedding cake centred the table
which was attractively decorated with
white and gold crepe paper and gold
candles in silver holders. Those pres-
ent included their daughter Miss
Olive, and their three sons, Lloyd,
LeRoy and Lennis, accompanied by
their wives and ten grandchildren, all
of Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'13rien of Mani-
toba; Mr. and Mrs. Roswell O'Brien
of Vancouver, B.C.; Mr. and Mrs.
Alonzo :llelick of Flint, Mich; Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Smith, Mr. and Mrs
John Vanatte.r of !Port Huron; Mr.
and Mrs. George .Smith of London;
Mr, and Mrs. Tom Diller of Toronto;
Mrs. Jas. Hayman of Idensall; Rev.
and Mrs. Heckendorn and children,
and Mr. 0. Fritz of Zurich. Neigh-
bours and friends called on them
during the day to offer congratulati-
ons. They were presented with a bas-
ket of gold rose:~ fron the grand -chil-
dren, also a refrigerator and a purse
of money, and numerous other gifts
fitting for the occasion, also many
congratulation cards were received.
The Herald joins their many friends
in extending best wishes for many
more years of health and happiness
together to, this journey of life,
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OWN A GOOD POCKET WATCH
THE ADMIRAL 15 JEWEL, IN
NICKLE CHROME CASES
$15.00
IN SMART GOLD CASES $18.00
ONLY A FEW TO OFFER
ALARM CLOCKS ARE BACK
AGAIN $1.65 to $3.50.
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Jeweler and Registered
Optician.
or Positive Identification
of the World's Finest
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BLUE COAL
Miller Creek Coal.
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