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‘Fresh Srom the gardens’if
Arthur 8.00. Telephone accounts—
Northern Electric, material $19,84;
Bell Telephone Co., tolls December
21st to January 20th, $95.00; Zur
ich Central switching $64.00; M. G,
Deitz, salary, car and material $110;
C. L. Smith, printing account $6,60;
G. J. Thiel, teaming coal $3.00; L.
Schilbe coal $43.20. General Ac
counts-—C. L- Smith, printing ac
count $146.25; W, H. Edighoffer,
assessor’s salary $120.00; F. E. Du
charme, school attendance officer,
$5,00; Hensall Spring Snow, grant
$25.00.
The Council adjourned to meet
again on Saturday, March 30th, at
l:30%o’clock in the afternoon.
A. F. Hess, clerk
Zurich
; Mrs, Eickmeier, of Broadhagen, is
spending a few weeks visiting with
her son, Mr, and Mrs. Eickmeier, of
the village.
The sad news was received by tele
gram of the death of Harold', the 14-
year-old gon of Mr. and Mrs. H. Ben
der, of Detroit, and formerly of Zu
rich.
The death took place at her home
at Bayfield recently of Mrs, John D.
Woods, in her 73rd year* About two
months ago she was taken ill with
the flu, her death resulting, (She
is survived by two daughter and two
sons, Mrs, A|ex Sparks, of London
and Mrs. T. L. Wurm, of Zurich and
two sons, Mr. Livingston Woods, of
Toledo, Ohio and Nesbitt Woods, of
Toronto.
The ceremony was performed at
the Evangelical parsonage, Zurich,
by Rev. W. Y. Dreier, of Mary Ann,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs» Jacob
Schwartaenfruber, of the Bronso®'
Line, Nay Township, was united
marriage to Mr. Bdmuud aegcli, £o#
of Mr, and Mrs. M« Oesch, of
Goshen Line, Hay. They wore sub*
ported by Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Gascho. Upon their return from g
wedding trip' they will reside on
Bronson Line, Hay,
Mfr. and Mrs, Jas, Trevethick awl
son Carl, of B.rinsely, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Trevethick parents,
and Mrs. W» G, Hoss.
Hay Council
prev-
read.
were
The regular monthly meeting of
the’ Qouncil of the Township of Hay
was held in the Town Hall,Zurich,
.on March 4th, with all the members
' present. The minutes of the
ious meeting were adopted as
The following resolutions
passed;
That John Roger, O.L.S'., of Mit
chell, be appointed Township Engin
eer, under the Ditches and Water
courses Act and that a By-law be
prepared confirming appointment,
and that resolution passed at t&e
meeting of the Council on February
4th, relating to appointment of
Township Engineer be and is here
by rescinded.
That By-law No. 2, 19 29, fixing
the salaries of Township Officials
be. read three times and finally pass
ed.
That By-law No. 3, 1929, confirm
ing appointments of the various Road
Commissioners for the year 1929 be
read three times and finally passed.
That By-law No. 4, 1929 relating
to the Ptsebe and Aux Sable Rivers
Improvement be read two, times and
provisionally adopted and that a
Court of Revision to consider appeals
be held in the Town Hall, Zurich, on
Saturday, March 30th, 1929, at two
o'clock in the afternoon.
That accounts covering exendi-
tures on Township Roads, Telephone
and general accounts be passed.
Township Roads—G. E. Thompson
pay list $4-75; S. Rupp, pay list
$4,20; S, Martin $9,10; R, Geiger,
$5.00; E. “Gabel $7.00; S. Hoffman
$4.00; E, P. Daters $5.20; S. Mcj
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The municipal council of the Town
ship of Usborne met on Saturday,
March 2, 1929, at the Hall, Elim-
ville, pursuant to adjournment.
Jas. Ballantyne, Reeve and Coun
cillors Berry, Dew, Skinner and Wil
liams were all present.
The minutes o.f the meeting of
February the 2nd were read and ap
proved on raoUdn of Dew-Skinner,
Correspondence-—-Notice of the re
ception of By-law No. 2, 1929 by the
Ontario Highway Department, noted.Receipl/from the War Memorial
Childrens Hospital for grant by the
Towns?
Offipi* by the Fairview Chemical Co. Jbr weed Cop.—Filed.
JRlvice from the Globe Indemnity
Cjy re the claim of M. Drysdale, Hen- <11.—Noted.
/ Letter of acceptance by Thomas
FMcMillan M.P. of resolution passed ’ at the February meeting.'—Noted.
A resolution of Berry-Skinner
was passed by the council of the Co.
of Huron at its recent meeting urg
ing the Hydro Electric Power Com
mission of Ontario to proceed with
the development of power on the
Maitland River that a copy be for
warded to the Premier of Ontario
and the two local members of the
County.
The Reeve gave a lengthy report
of the Ontario Township Roads Con
vention and also the Good Roads
Conference which he had attended.
The £>tewart Drain Repair Report,
of which, due notice had been given
was read and approved. A number
of interested ratepayers were pres
ent. The proposed work calls for
an expenditure of $365S.15, to be
• borne by the area in the Townships
of. Usborne and Hibbert..
The report was provisionally ad
opted’ on motion of Williams-Skin
ner and the clerk was instructed to
have the necessary By-law printed
and distributed to assessed parties
and that a Court of Revision be held
on Saturday, April the 6th at 3:00
o’clock.
Williiams-Dew: That the following
orders be passed and paid- viz:
The Ontario Township Rd. ASjsW
membership fee $5.00; Usborne and
Hibbert Fire Insurance Co., premium Ion Township Hall $1.25.
Council adjourned to meet at
Elimville on Saturday, April the 6th.
at one o'clock. t
Henry Strang, Clerk
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The regular monthly meeting Of
the Hurondale W. I. was held' on
Thursday, February the 28th at the
home of Mrs. Chas. Allison .with a
large attendance. The meeting opened in the usual manner with tlie
president, Mrs. Kestle “in the chair.
The Roll Call “An Apple’ Recipe”
was well answered. The Correspond
ence and minutes of the last meeting
were read and several items of busi
ness were discussed. The program
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a reading by Miss A. Strang, an in
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singing was also enjoyed. Two con
tests and an apron exhibit were put
on before lunch was served by the
hostesses' in charge. The next meet
ing wjll be held at the home of Mrs.
Wf Jeffrey. It will be Children’s
Day ahdJ Rev. C. J. Moorhouse, of
Exeter, will give the topic.
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