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Zurich Herald, 1946-10-03, Page 1glICIMIMAINIUDIR392111XVIZial. ,0111114. •71 IC Established 19.0111 HERAL ZURICE-I, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 3 L946 CHESTER L. SMITH, PUBLISHER P.M a Year in Advance $1.75 in U.S., in Advance. bat the Herald. know of y ur Slimmer Visits and Visitors COMFORTABLE GLASSES At REASONABLE PRICES C. E. &Irbil's, R.O. OPTOMETRIST at EXETER he Newest Approved Pdethod .431 rEyesight Teethes Used- Open. event Week Day Except Wednesday. Are You Suffering From Headaches? If so, Halite your Eyes Examined with the Latest Methods and Equipment at A. L COLE, R. O. OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN GODERICH — ONT. Good Glasses at Reasonable Prices 4++++++++0****++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ artp affniaa lunerat crnie MEMBE OF THE ONTARIO FUNERAL ASSOCIATION. T. 3 .4 Private Car Ambulance Service for the Conveyance of Sick and Injured. Licensed Evabahnex and Funeral Director. DAV OR NIGHT TELEPHONE N. 70 Dashwood — Ontario 4. • !•-a• •••:. 1411i111111111111iiiiiilliiiiiinlfillijMNIIIIII11111111111f111,1011111101110,,;;;Valmourop- zumeirs Grocery Store When you are looking for good things to eat be sure and visit our Store, as we always maintain to have a good 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 i season; Canned Goods, and many other lines we offer at very moderate prices... Visit Our Store and Be 'Convinced Menno Oesch - Zurich PRODUCE WANTED. Phone 165 -62 !Pie "Iltfitillimiliolvii-WdalqingitligintMiiih WITIA oilkifilmitiliii0imiliotolifi 111 trinItag gitommw,filll ANSIVIIMIP THIEL'S Sup rime St re FULL LINE OF MEN'S AND }CHILDREN'S WINTER UNDERWEAR. SWEATERS, ITROUSERS, JACKETS, ETC. LEATHER GOOD VARIETY OF 'WOOLLEN IBLANKETS AT ALL PRICES GROCERY SPECIALS SPECIALS for Thursday, Friday and Saturday QUICK QUAKER OATS, 3:1h, Box ifor 19c CAMPBELL'S VEGETABLE SOUP, 2 tins . ..21c PRETZEL STICKS; 1cg., „ 20c SHREDDED VRIEAT„, 2 1Pkgs. 25c BRUNSMICK SARDINES, 2 Tins 17n Ladies and Childrens I resses Phone 140 C. H. THIEL Zurich 11 Zurich Fall Fair Four Firsts M. t. Hooper & Son were award ed four firsts and one second prize in the wagon or express horse crass and A. Merner won one second, Harry Beaver received first prize for a team in this class. Fred Rooney took first prize with his teaan in the Agricultural elass.He also won a first with a team entered in the heavy draught class. His four - horse team was first in the heavy First prize for one -year-olds in the roadster class was awarded to Becker Willert. Winners in the road- ster team exhibition were W. C. Woods, first; W. Monro, 2nd; Currie & Turvill 3rd: Winning teams in the carriage class were entered by Mon- roe and M. E: Hooper & Son. Win. Mayberry came first and M. E. Hooper & Son 2nd in the half - bred hackney class; W. Munro and W. Mayberry drove the winners in the single carriage class. W. C. Woods won 2 firsts for his roadsters, both under and, over 1115.2 hands, and a second in the single roadster race. Poultry Winners In the poultry exhibition acob Battler of Zur-ich, was' outstanding with 48 first and three seconds. F. IVIcClymont of Varna won 14 firsts and 20 seconds. Fowl shown by • El- don Laird won him 8 'firsts and 11 seconds: D. A. Grahams poultry won 9 firsts and 5 seconds. In the same class Melvin Sinith of Zurich, won firsts. Theo. ,Steinbach of Zurich, 1 Second land Len Merner • df Zurich, 4. firsts and 1 second. Six Angus cattle shown by Bert Klo,pp of Zurich, gained six prizes for him in that class. Another out- standing cattle exhibition in the Jer- sey class was Henry Flax`bard, of Zurieh. D. A. Graham of Parkhill, was the Owner of winning Leichester sheep and Orval McGowan of Blyth, won several prizes in the sheep contests with Shropshire and Leicester. Prizes for the best bacon type Yorkshire hogs were awarded to �. McGowan and J. Battler. Entries in this Class were few. Grain and Seeds Mrs. Ed. Lawson of Lucan, wa.s an outstanding winner in the grains and seeds class with 5 firsts and 1 second. Mrs. Walter Weber, 0. Bat- tler of Zurich, Mrs. E. Darlig of Cla.ndeboye, and H. Fuss of Zurich, were other 1st winners. In the horticultural class apples shown by Fred McGlymont of Varna, brought him 22 firsts and three sec- onds. Theo. Steinbach of Zurich and Len Merner, 0. Battler, R. Geiger, Mev. Smith, Miss E. Becker and Keith Westlake were winners in other sec- tions of the class. Mr. Battler won 4 firsts and 2 seconds for potatoes and E. Willert 2 firsts. Others win- ners were Denny Bedard, Mr. Bat- tler, Mr. Merner and Miss Becker. Dairy Products Entrants in the dairy protracts class who took first place were M. Smith, H. Flaxbard, R. Geiger, F. McClyin- ont and Snowden & Grainger. Winners in the baking and preser- ving class included Mrs. W. Weber, Mrs. Battler, F. McClymont, Melvin Smith, Wm. Hay, H. Flazbard, and Miss Eleanor Ducharme. Winners in the ladies work class included Mrs. Ed. Lawson, H. A. Fuss, Mrs. Darling, Miss E. Becker and Mrs. Battler who, among them too'all the first prizes in the 38 sections -of the class. These same won most of the prizes for bed rurnish- ings along with Mrs. H. Flaxbard. Art Awards Awards for art work were pres- ented to Miss E. Ducharme, tiordon Smith, R. A. and Mrs. Fuss, Mrs. B. Darling and Mrs. Ed. Lawson. R Geiger, 0. Battler?. Mrs. Law- son, Denny Bedard'and Mrs, Darling were winners in the floral exhibits, judges were Hugh Berry, of Kirk - ton, horses and garden vegetables; Humphrey Snell of Clinton, for cat- tle, sheep and hogs; Lloyd 0'13rien of Zurich, poultry; Wm. Dougall of Tionsall, grain and seeds; Mrs. Allan Berry, Kirkton, baking, ladies work, hings, art work and flora! ex- •.. 41167.14.11S......7=Ata.stwootttgatmattstattsmt:tersamastavituntatameattszatoottctststmosto Purchases Business Mr. Alfred Mellott. of town has purchased a hardware business in Woodstock and receives immediate possession. Mr. and Mrs. Mellett have been in that city the past week to attend to business. Their many Zurich friends wish them every suc- cess, Have Moved . and Mrs. W. A. Siebert have moved their household effects into their new home which is not as yet oompleted, owing to the shortage of houses they have vacated the home owned by Mrs. Stephan and will re- side for the present in the melbert home, till their quarters will be ready. OBITUARY Late Joseph Brenner Joseph Brenner, of the third gen- eration of a family operating the Brenner Hotel at Grand Bend, died unexpectedly in Kincardine Hospital on Thursday, Sept. 26th. Two years ago . he disposed of the Brenner House and since that time resided in Kindardine. He had been in indir- ferent health the past year and last winfer underwent a serious operation Born 39 years ago in Grand Bend, son lof Mrs. Brenner and the late Ezra Brenner, he was associated with f his ether in the hotel prior to his dea 1 and for some years later con- dueed the resort hotel known to sands of tourists. He. was associ- for eight years with Grafton & London, and was widely known. riving are his widow and a son fas, of Kincardine. His mother, Mrs• Ezi,a Brenner, and a brother, Glen, Grand Bend. Interment took place on Monday from the home of is mother, with burial in Grand Bend cemetery. HYMENEAL ho ate Co, Sur h • • hibits. with brown with matching accessoaa Reichert—Datar5 . A lovely wedding was soierrmized at- the Lutheran Manse, Zurich, on Saturday, September 21st at 2 p.m., when Marjorie Aileen Datars, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Datars .became the 'bride ax Ervin Clarence Reichert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Reichert. Rev. E. Heim - rich of Zurich performed the cere- mony. For her wedding the attract- ive ibride chose a floor -length satin and net gown, with long sleeves tap- ering to a point at fingers with a sweet heart neckline. Her full skirt of net over net had tapering points of satin. She wore a headdress with finger tip veil. Her only ornament was a sweetheart locket, grit of the groom. She carried a cascade bouqu- et of red briarcliffe roses. Miss Belva Truenmer, cousin of the bride was 'bridesmaid wearing a blue sheer floor length gown with blue net head dress trimmed with small roses and shoulder length veil and carried a Colonial bouquet of Johanna Hill roses. Ivan Reichert, twin brother of the groom, was best man. Follow- ing the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of the bride's par- ents for forty guests. Mrs. Datars receiving in a gown of Forest green flowered crepe. Mrs. Reichert, assis- ted dressed in a two-piece dress of black trimmed with peach. Both wore a corsage :of pink Ibriarcliffe roses. The home decorations were in pink and white, the bridal table centred with a three-tier wedding cake with white and pink tapers and white and pink candies in silver holders, also pink dallies in a silver basket com- pleted the decoration. Serving were: Miss 'Anna Datars and Miss Elda Reichert, cousins of the bride and groom, assisted by Mrs. Wm. Con- aitt, Mrs, Orville Smith and Mrs. Wilfred Weide... The groom's gift to the bridemaid was a silver butter dish and to the best man a billfold. The happy couple left on a trip to Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Hamilton arnid showers of confetti, the bride travelling in pale green. trimmed. nekeellealOVISOSOMMOVVVIreetterenfelf • The displays of childrens worl . was.; ies, in brown. They will reside in very fine showing of their work. Hay Township, Broken Spectacle Lenses —DON'T WORRY- -SAVE THE PIECES— WE CAN DUPLICATE IT PROMPTLY ANY SIZE—ANY SHAPE ANY COLOR PLUS A SAVING A G. HESS Jeweler nd Registered Optician. Via ^ ' ' ! , , , C ' • 1, ' . or Positive Identifica' dos of the World's Finest Anthracite ask for BLUE COAL Miller Creek Coal J Roe Farms Milling Co. Vitimized Feeds W. R. 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Batteries Let us show you our BOOTS and SHOES PURITY and ROBINH•OD FLOUR For Your Baking Needs A Good Line of ?atened Medicines on hand always THE BLAKE STOUR :1,1 Edmund Swartzentruber, Prop, Phone z, 11-97 444 • Kt' 7,7 tt '1 IM107,71MIaalnsaareaaMPIVIISTOTer7asar