Zurich Herald, 1949-09-22, Page 1n:iablished "iPOO
ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 221 9 49
ELMER D. BELL, B.A.
BARRISTER - SOLICITOR
EXETER. ONT.
Wednesday, 2 to 5 p.m.. at Zurich
At (New Tvanp. Office)
One :'Show Only on Mon., Tues.,
Wed. and Thurs. ,Evenings
A.ldon Theatre
GRAND BEND
.. sewn ew Presents for Your. Enjoyment.
Following Attractions
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THE HOME OF THE BETTER OIL
PERMANENTS
'The Better Oil. Permanents Applied
'with the very latest of methods and
Equipment.
GIVE US A CALL!
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DOREEN SGHILBE --Zurich
Are You Suffering From
Headaches?
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Friday, ,Saturday; Sept. 23-24
Robert 1Vlitchum Bel Gedded
Robert Preston
BLOOD ON THE MOON
Packed with Blazing Action; ,Thun-
dering Drama, and Stirring Romance
Cartoon Pluto's Purchase" ,"Big
Mouth Bass" and Additional Short
Monday, Tuetday 'Sept. 26-27
Ray Milland Audrey Totter
Thomas Mitchell
ALIAS NICK BEAL
Bringing to The Screen a Kind of
Unforgettable Explosive Dra m a
You've Never Seen Before
Paramount Newsreel and 'Cartoon.
Wednesday, Thursday Sept. 28-29
f ao, Have your Lyes Iteaminad withl KISS IN THE DARK
s Latest Methods sad Ogniyoent at David Niven Jane Wyman
Victor Moore. It's a Merry Roanan-
A. L, R.O. 'tic 'Romp Hitting the Heights in Hil-
OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN arity.
"`Bug Bunny" :Cartoon and "Bann.-
'eod Glasses at Me Prlcesl %seer's Bantering Babies.
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Zurich, Ont.
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NEW SHIPMENT
OF
LADIES and CHILDREN'S
CARDIGANS, PULLOVERS IN ALL SIZES
AND SHADES
We have a Good Variety of Shades in Bouquet
Yarii at present. Pick your Shades NOW!
WE OFFER FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY
20% Reduction on all Chenille Spreads
EXTRA SPECIAL
6 Only Ladies' All Wool Dressing" Gowns
Reg. 17.50 for 12.50
FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES, GROCERIES
EACH WEEK!
Phone, me -- C. H. THIEL - Zurich
BORN
At the Farwell Nursing Home, in
Zurich, on September 19th, to IVIr
and Mrs. Arnold Desjardine, Grand
Bend who are happy to announce
the birth of a son.
Announcement
Mr and Mrs. C. E. Pickard, Dun-
das announce the engagement of their
daughter, Lois Marie, to Leslie J.
Armstrong, son of Mr. arid Mrs.' J.
Armstrong, of Zurich. The marriage
to take place early in October.
Announcement
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The engagement of Miss Dorothy
Irene Hayter, youngest daughter of
Mrs. Hayter and the late Robert
Hayter of Dashwood, to Mr: • Earl
Frederick Vandahl of Assinihoi, Sas.
is announced by her mother; the mar-
riage to take place October 8, at 2:30
p.m. in Zion Lutheran •Church„ Dash-
wood.
DRAWS POSTPONED
Two draws that were to take place
in ;Goderich this month have ;been.
postponed. They are the draw for the
Goderich Louzon Hockey Club and•
also the one for the cancer, polio and
tuberculosis committee of the God-
erich Rebekah Lodge.
Mrs. Wm. R. Archibald
A highly respected resident passed
away at her home in Tuckerismith on
Sept. llth, in the person of Mrs.
Jessie Valance Craig Archibald, be-
lieved wife of Mr. Wm. R. Archibald
following a long illness. Mrs. Archi-
bald was in her 75th year and was
borh in Scotland, where she received
hereducation and came to Canada
in 1904. On Nov 7, 1904, she was
married at Montreal to Mr. Archi-
bald and they lived at Seaforth ever
since. Mrs Archibald was a member
of St. Thomas' Anglican Church and
took an active part in the work of
the church. Besides her husband she
is survived by four sons and three
daughters.
SCHOOL REPORT. •
Exeter,, -'Diet: rte nigh.•::.Schooli. Roared
The regular monthly meeting attic
Exeter District High School Board
was held in the Home Economics
room on Tuesday evening; Sept. 6th.
Absent A. W. Morgan.
Mr. W. J. Berry and Mr T. Mac-
Millan representing Hay Stationery
Co. displayed several pieces of school
furniture including. teachers'• desks, a
commercial desk, an art desk and 3
kinds of chairs.
On the table, also for the inspect-
ion of the members were samples of
china for the cafeteria submitted by
two tenders, and samples of drape
material submitted by the Simpson
tender.
The minutes of the special meet-
ing of July 29 were read and adopted
The correlpondence was read and
tabled.
Applications for the position ,of
stenoghapher were opened and passed
along to the principal for action.
Per Jas. -McAllister and Harold
Wal,per that the Current Accounts
submitted by the secretary be paid
from Current Funds.: Carried.
A.list sof Capital Accounts mainly
for equipment was studied in relation
to a Budget of Capital Funds.
Per E. Chambers and A. J. Kalf-
fleisch that the Secretary pe author-
ized to request a transfer of $50.000.
front the Debenture proceeds and
make payment on the accounts. Car.
Tenders for drapes, Venetian 'blin-
ds, !kitchen equipment, and china
were presented by the Chairman of
the Property Committee and discus-
sed by the Board.
Per A. J. Kalbfleisch and Jas Mc-
Allister, that the Board accept_Svm-
pson's tender for drapes an the south.
exposure with blackout lining on the -
Science room windowe and on the
Library windows, also the tender for
Stage Curtains by the sane company".
at an estimated test of $4,000. Car,
Per C. S. MacNaughton and E. L.
Mickle that the Board accept thr K.
and E. tender for kitchen equipment
in the approximate amount of $,2400
and the Property Chairman pe auth-
orized to• select the china required
for cafeteria service; Carried.
The Home Economics equipment
list submitted by .Mise Ferguson was
accepted on motion of E. L. Mickle
and E, Chambers authorizing :funis
for the purpose up to $1500. Carried
Two teachers' desks offered by Hay
Stationery with ch urs to match were
purchased on motion of E. L. 'Mick1'
and Jac McAllieter.
The problem of advertising tising f+yi
caretaker and :fuel were re t o
the architect and construction c:'m-
pany for information.
Adjournment at 1 a.m. per E. L.
(Mtckle.
• —E. D. Howey, Secretary.
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CHESTER L. SMITH, PUBLISHER.,
$1.75 a Year in Advance.
$2.00 in U. 8, A., in Advance.
Left for College
:Misner Pauline Haberer left this
week to resume her duties for an-
other year at Waterloo ,College. We
wish her every success. Her sister,
Miss Florence Haberer, of London,
e.njoyed the week -end at home with
the faipily, Mr and Mrs. Ted. Hab-
erer.
Entertained Employees'
Mr. - Morris Weber entertained
eleven of his employees, including
Mr. Ivan Kalbfleisch and Lawrence
Brisson, to a chicken dinner at his
lovely,tLottage at the Schade View
Grove,on Saturday evening. The
table being decked with many delic-
ious eats, that go with a real good
fowl xri''eal. Mrs. Clarence Datars
and Mr's. Leroy Thiel assisted with
the serving. Mr. Clayton Ortwein
acted as ina.eter of ceremonies and
in his 'usual way kept the party in
the (bestof spirits. The evening was
spent in a social and joval manner.
Several enjoying the week -end there.
Marty thanks were extended to Mor-
ris and. his assistants for their kind-
ness and hospitality from their em-
ployer.
TO HAVE FIRE PROTECTION
If plans mature, Stephen Township
will be"` -the .first rural Twp. in the
district 'to have its own fire protect-
ion. At;',a recent meeting, the Ontar-
io Fire Marshall, Mr. Alexander, o f
Toronto, outlined steps that -could be
taken to give adequate ;protection.
The chief aupport seems to be behind
a prop :sal to buy a $10,000 fire
truck, Stationed at Crediton, which
with the co-operation of Dashwood,
and Grand Bend fire brigades, would
be responsible for protection in the
township.
X ��C•HT TIME ENDS
Saturday night; (midnight) is the
`end of Daylight Fast Time, as we
call it. •And all residents are asked
on going to bed Saturday evening to
turn back their clocks one hour and
you. will wake up Sunday morning
on Standard Time, which will be ob-
served' by alI churches and schools,
as well as :other public institutions.
The city of Toronto will carry on
with fast time one month more, so
as to conserve •Hydro power, but for
this part of Ontario we will observe
Standard time from midnight Satur-
daly • night on. So don't ,De fooled
and' stilt -,be on fast time Sunday or
you: will be an hour too earry for
church.
AUBURN STORE BURNS
Several thousand dollars damage
resulted from a fire on Sunday
which completebyi gutted the interior
of the general store in this Huron
County village 12 miles east of God-
erich. •The fire broke out •before 7
a.me forced a family of three to 'flee
in their night attire from an upstair
apartment at the rear of the store.
Akio damaged were living quarters
of the owner, Gordon R. Taylor, at
the rear of the store and an egggrad-
ing !station. Three fire brigades and
hundreds of volunteers formed buck-
et brigades that fought the stubborn
blaze for nearly three hours. A heavy
rani and lack of wind helped the fire-
figlte'rs>.in their battle.
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Your Blue Coal Dealer
Wants you to know
A Heat Regulator will pay you
back the cost in fuel saved in one
season, besides the comfort of Auto-
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Vegetable Soup, per cars.. 10c
Beans with Weiners, per can 25c
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Lions Club News
A •fairly good attendance was pre-
sent on Monday evening at tlie regu-
lar; supper, meeting, and the local
Club was visited by three Exeter
.Lions, namely Albert Traquhair, Dr.
{r. ,Dunloji. and G. Hein. During the
program part of the program, Lion
Ford Haberer gave a very interesting
talk on their recent trip to Colorado
where they visited with relatives..
They had to go through five States to
geiR there, going through the rich
corn belts, the Nebraska cattle ran-
ges, and finally, getting to their des-
tiiittion. Denvor, Col„ has many rich
People, including millionaires. They
liad many nice mountain drives as-
cending up to an altitude .of 12,400
elevartton which took four hours to
drive up on Estus Mt„ which is a Nat
iogal Park. Many lovely souvinor
picture; were shown to the Lions and
the scenery in these is superb.
,.ion, hr -sell Grainger and Ted Hab-
,'er were then called upon to relate
their experiences to the big Convene
tion at New York, which was a?so of
great interest. Albert Traquair of:
Exeter also told a few of his exp At=
fences to New York.
Deep Freezers
Electric Farm Deep Freezers will keep your Meats,
Fruits, Vegetables, Etc., at hoarse and save trips,
and valuable time during the busy season.
A Great Convenience - Better Health with, fresh
Eatables.
SEASONABLE ITEMS --- Nails, Staples, Barb
Wire, "Fencer's" Electric Fences, Bat.
teries, and Insulators.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
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E. Schwartzentruber, Prop Phone 11-97