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'OP THE POLICE Vll 1,A.;'L OJ
EAS,E:WOO1) IN TEE COUNTY OP
O RON A.ND PROVINCE OF
ONTARIO
T,; rase by Debentures the sum
On thousand !six hwidrecl dollars
fifer the pm:chaise of a Fire Engine
and. appliance -4 for: Fir: Protection
and the 'supply of water therefor,.
WHEREAS the Police Tru'atees
oaf the said Police' Village of Dash-
`wood
ash-`wo d desire to make provision for
re Protection,.
AND WHC.REAS the 'said Police
7ETruiatees estimate the cost thereof
at $1600.00 and they desire to pur-
Ychese a fire en;ine and other
'eeppl.iances and provide a water
seeapplytherefor and to raise for
'That purpose the ' said sum of
$1800.00 by Debentures in the man -
mer and payabls a's hereinafter set
'forth;
AND WHEREAS under and in
ermrauance of the powers vested in
sem Police Village Trustees under
die Consolidated Municipal Act of
ESA 12-13 Geo. V. Chap. 72 See.
1526 and subsections thereto, the
:!Police Trustees have power and
.•!u4thority to pass By-laws with the
:assent of the electors of the Police
'"Hage qualified to vote on money
.:may lawns for the purpose' of pur-
a'sing• a Fire Engine and Appli-
Warees for _fire protection and the
`apply of water therefore;
AND WHEREAS the said Act
Tardier provides that if the By-law
3beeives the assent of the electors,
else Police Trustees, after passing
Vt. %hall serve a 'certified cceiy
upon the Clerks of the Townships
ref ;Stephen and Hay and request
alike councils of the said Townships
itte forthwith pees By-laws for
'sluing the amoent of $1600.00 in the
proportion of the amount required
to be levied in each Township,
*eminent to the last Assessors'
;Award, payable= as provided by tlas Henry Schroeder 'shall be the per-
?:SSrlaw for a period of Ten years "son to act as Returning Officer for
ton the instalmmnt plan, k earing
aaterest at the rate of five and one-
self per cent per annum;
AND WHEREAS the total
xnoaint requ red to be raised mine -
tally by special rate on all the
t!rateable property of the said Police
'Village of Dashwood for the period of Trustees appointed. for that
VI ten years for the paying off purpose by resolution, shall attend
Ilsessoid D::bt and the interest there at said Schenk's, Store in the said.
Way ii's the annual' Soni of $212.27 as Police Village of Da'ahwo.od for the
forth in ,the Schedules isayele ; p eepase er epee ieti;na and, if
er written" ;� . w ressi e 4's S=la tr;: dos viz il,'' si e6t t
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b writing ' � 'si' ed
AND �i HERE AS the severel an- g . gn by herr_ DYE
a
-natal amounts payable for prin persons ro attend` at tine final
9eiPa1 and interest in the respective 'summing up of the votes.' by the
*wears are reepeetively set out in
Ake Schedules.
.AND WHEREAS the amount o:
upon all the rateable propertyF in
tho police Village of Dashwood
situate in the Township of Ray
in addition to all other •rates dur-
ing the currency o . the 'said Deb -
en turas.
5th -This By-law shall take of -
feet an the day of the final passing
thereof,
0th -- The following are the
S the.lu:ea .hereinbefore refereed to:
AFFECTING FIE TOWNSHIP
OF STEPHEN
No, When Amount Amount Total
Payable of of
Interest Principal
1 Dec.15,1927 $42.47 $59.95 $102.42
2 Dec.15,1928 39.17 63.25 102.42
3 Dec.15,1929 35.68 66.74 102.42
4 Dec.15,1930 32,01 70.41 102.42
5 Dec.15,1931 28.14 74.23 102.42
6 Dec,15,1.932 24.06 78.36 102.42
7 Dec.15,1933 19.75 82.67 102.42
8 Dec.15,1934 15,19 57.23 102.42
9 Doc.15,1935 10.40 92.02 102.42
10 Dec.15,1936 5.33 97.09 102,42
$252.20 $772.00 $102.1.20
Affecting the Township of Hay.
No, When Amount Amount Total
Payable of of
Interest Principal
1 Dec.15,1927 $45.54 $64.31 $109.85
2 Dec.15,1928 42.01 67.84 • 109.85
3 Dec.15,1929 38.28 71.57 109.85
4 Dec.15,1930 34.33 75.52 109.85
5 Dec.15,1931 30.19 79.66. . 109.85
6 Dec,15,1932 • 25.80 84.05 109.85
7 Dec.15,1933 • 21.18 88.67 109.85
8 Dec.15,1.934 16.30 93.55 '109.83
9 Dec.15,1935 11.15 ' 98.70 109.85
10 Dec.15,1936 5.72 104.13 109.85
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stoney to be raised by the prop- we going forward': or backwards?
osed By -lav its payable or for at Tt looks very much like the latter
least twenty-one years; and that just now. k
he has by the lease covenanted to Robt, Barnby, reputed to be
pay all Municipal Taxes iii re- •Ontario''3 oldest citizen, celebrated
'spect of the property of which' he hie 105th birthday at his Iron, nie
is the tenant other than. •loeal A'ahfield Tp. last -Friday. Scores of
old friends called at his home dur-
ing the.day y to extend best wishes,
while telegrante were reee:vel from
rnunbera of the family and old'boy
the Police Village 'of Dashwood, • friend's from many distant rfiends
Dated at the Police' Village • of from. many .distant points,- He.
Dashwood this 24th day of March was born in Yorkshire, March il_hr
A.D,., 1927. 1822, 'sixteen years before Queen
VictoTjla caire to the throne of
England, .near Hull. In 1846 at the
age of 23 he came to Canada and
CREDITON for nine year was in Montreal, H
Hamilton, and Woodatocke before
coining to Ashfield Tp. In 1854.
$270.50 $828:00 $1098.50 improvement rates.
7th -That the votes of the per- THOMAS KLUMPP,
sons qualified to vote on a money•
By-law!shall be
those entitled to
Chairman of the Police Trustees of
vote upon tars Py -law on,the 16th
day of April A.D. 1927' between the
hours. of nine o'clock in the fore-
noon and five o'clock in the after-
noon at the following place, viz:
Schenk'a Store, situate on Pt. of
Lot 23 in the North Boundary Con-
cession in the Police Village of
Dashwood in the Township of
Stephen, County of Huron; and
the purpose of taking the votes
of the ratepayers. '
8th -On the 14th day of April
A..D. 1927 at the hour of one
o'clock in the afternoon, the Chair-
man of the Police Trustees or
some other member of the Board
Returning Officer; one person to
attend at the 'said polling plaeeon
behalf of tbe persons interested in
he 'whole rateable property of the and promoting the proposed By-
- *ea d Police Village of Dashwood,' lain and one person on behalf of
wording to the valuation, equal:.
s<zation and determination of the
Assessors . of the Townships of
'-Stephen and `Hay is $124,930.
AND WHEREAS, according to
"Incl equalization, it will be necea-
ry for the Municipality of the
'Tb'a'ship of Stephen to issue De-
tbuntures f or _the portion oI such
Vallee Village situate in the Town -
slap of Stephen amounting to
i $25 cent ; and (the Municipal
Connell of the Township of Hayeles
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issue D :bantures for the po.tt:csn 1 '
rat such Police Village as is 'oituate
a3h the Township of Hay amounting
ttiet .1.75 per cent of the total a-
xmonnt of Debenture and interest
'which is more fully set forth in
Elie Schedule hereinafter written. NOTICE
AND WHEREAS the amount of
'Eke present existing Debentures TAKE NO'r'ICE that the forego
" J!sbt of the said Police Village of ing is a true copy of a proposed
Eessiwood is $2,795.70 and no part B,y law of the Police Trustees o
aaT the principal or interest is iii the Police Village of Dashwood
.aarrear+s. situate in the Townships of
THEREFORE the Trustees of Stephen and Hay to be 'submitted
police Village of Dashwood enact to thea*otee of the electors on the
foilo'ws: 16th day of April A.D. 1927 be-.
det-It shall be lawful for the tween the hoary of nine o'clock in
wild Police Trustees: of Dashwoodthe fore -noon and five o'clock in
/to make application to the Coun- theafternoon at the f allowing
• scala of the Townships of Stephen place, viz; Schenk''' Store in the
zand Hay requesting them to pass said Police , Village of Dashwood,
a. Ey law for raising the a r ,unt' being -a portion of lot `23 Con. N.
Which is to be borne_ by ,that pati B., Township of S^.ephen; and that
VI the Police 'Village situate in the on the 14th day of April A.D.1927
"Township by the issue of Deben-: at the hour of one o'clock in 'the
*urea of the Corporation of the after -noon at 'said Schenk's store
'Township payable as 'provided by in the said Polies 'Village, has been
Elsie By-laws fixed for the appointment of per -
2nd -The (special rates imposed 'sons to attend at the ;polling place
Eby this By: -law of the Police .Trus- and at the final summing up of the
keret 'shall be levied and collected votes' of the Returning Officer.
Ilsy" the Councils of the Township AND THAT if the assent of the.
Within which the property upon electors is obtained to the said
Which they are imposed, i's.situate proposed fly -law, it will tile takers
3rd -Pole the purpose of paying into consideration by the Police
ate Said Debentures, the annual Traetet's of the said Pollee Village
*rim$102.42 „
of
313' ( n' n
all be rased t
a is at a'me
a meeting thereof to lste held
vied in each year by special rate after the expiration of One Menth
!!a!tIfieient therefor to by reeve d from the date of the first 11'ublie
tee't(ied and coll'eeted at the 'sense ation o= this:aaotice; and thatsuch
Vie as ordinary rates for the Mun- first mastication was made on the
Lh_e
'Ei¢ipality in each year "of the'aaid 241h day of March A.D. 1927 in the
'period of ten yearn, from and upon "Zurich Herald' a. newspaper pub-
-SPE yrateable property le thelsolice Fished in the Township of ,Ilay in
V"ii'1lage of Dashwood 'situate i'ii the the County of Tureen,
117.leern'sliila of Stephen in addition TA.Kt NOTICE }! URTH1;:Rh
t at
* all other rate's during the cur- a Tenant, who &Eine to vote upon
> ney of the 'said Debentures. the 'said prept+sad By-law mast
sth--,Por the purpose of paying clelie-er to Henry
Schroeder, f.1ie
Atte 'said Debentures, the annual said returAain w g Offic•�r not ' tater
Y
-atm of $109 85 ;shall be raised and 'hail the tenth day before the
*Ailed in each year by spraiatratr': day appointed for inking 4 -he vert:1
` tittiieient therefore to be raised, a Declaration under TheCanaria?
"1Ylleseli;l feed, collected at the tame Evidence:, Aclthat be. ie a tenant
"AEA' .ts ordinary rites for.the whole lease extend' for tho time
- it dc+ip lits in erecta cor of film f.7r 'which 'l.1 a net'• -
)''i cl .rt or li i'bi:li t;v
ad r'eri'r•:l, of ten years .from and to be Created 411+1 .iso, wltitlu ,th.,,
the persons interesting in and op-
poeines the proposed By-law.
9th -On the 16th day 'of April
A.D. 1927 at the hour of Five
o'clock in the afternoon at said
Schenk•' Store in the said Police
Village of Da!sliwood, the Return-
ing Officer, Henry Schroeder 'shall
attend and 'sum up the votesgiven
for and againat'the proposed. By -
Law.
PASSED this day of April 1927
Chairman
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Police•-
Trustees
Rev a. M. Coiling, of Grand
Bend, gave his popular lecture en-
titled "Jack Spratt" in the Un-
ited church, Creditonc on March 23
a'shortro •ram of local talent
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wags also rn off, e
Mrs, Henry .Mot. hats returned
home after visiting her daughters
in London
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter McPherson
were Sunday tii's'_tors near Exeter
Wilson Ander:on visited his sis-
ter in London who 'a ill,
?Appleton of Exeter'
,ted friends here.
Mr ,.end Mrs,. .Isaac.. Sims, spent
the week -rend with Mr. and Mre.
Joab Sims.
Mr. and Mr's, Fisher visited. =with
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs
G. Fisher in Dashwbodi
Mrs. A'. 'Wein is confined to her
home with the flu, we hope for
a eespeedy recovery.
COUNTY NEWS
At the meeting of the direetole .
of the Goderich Fair the other eve
:ening, it was decided to hold the
fair this year on Sept. 8th, 9thc
and 10th.
Mr. and Mr's. Jas..Stergeon, Bay-
field have returned to their home
after 'apen.ding the winter months,
with their daughter in London.
A -large number of fr;ends and
neighbors gathered at the 'home
of Mr .and Mrs: A: Dearing, Steph-
en Tp. to pre'sen't their cta}ig'hter•
Olive 13. who was recently married
to Arthur 13:eterling with a 'shower.
EXETER
Ellie ,.
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: Tappeft
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for.Parkhill
where he will enter a bank.
Ms. W: Hunter and daughtler
left for their home in Salvador,
Seek.
A fire started in T. H. Elliott's'
tailor shop, when 'soiico rags ig-
nited, but were soon under con-
trol.
ontrol.
Mee! JeaseOkeirspeeeeaakartee.
her iilst year, she wes'eSedmigliter
o fthe late Tom.. Essery, and _ spent
all'-lher life in the community,
-Me. and Mrs. Rieh'cd alugphey
returned Elgar, their ho;•eymeon and
have 'settled down.
Death r.:reoved Sarah A. Harness
at a ripe old 'age, in leer 89 th
.year. she had remarkable vitality
far her age,l a's she was i11 only two
years, was beim in England and
at the age of hive years came to
Canada and at the age of 16 was
married to John Harness, • they
movedona farts near Cri:diton till
about 40 years +ago when they mo-
ved to Exeter.
HENSALL
Mr,'. and Mrs{. Harry Price and
family are moving to Seaforth:
this week, where they have rented
a farm from Mrs. Elgin of near Sea
forth. •
:fir:•, Peter Munn returned dur-
ing .the ,'past week - from Houston,
Texas, 'where :she very pleasantly
Ed -
General regret was expressed at 'agent' some four months withr•1-
gp atives and friends and is much ben
the pausing of ThomasPi•;ttier; of efitted by her trip.
the Bayfie]d Road, .on Fridley. last John Zuefie,,1lori;stc has had a
and 'who had been 311 for ' wane fine display of carnations in his
months. He was born neat. Ailsa
Craig more than 71 years ago and
in early manhood came to . Harem
County, 'settling at Hila -gr, enc wh-
ere he farmed for several years,
later moving to 2nd of Stanley,
where he continued to Ear's, until
8 years ago wive he n,oeecl to
the Bayfield Road where he con-
tinued hie bee business, f
greenhouse, the past week. '
Mrs J';'s, Bontbron and children
are visiting Mrs. Bonthron's mo-
ther in Kitchener,
Mrs. I'!I Chambers,, of Mitotic
recently visited friends in town.
Robt. Green of the parr Line,
Hay, has purchased the redidence
bf Mrs!, Pollock and will move to
toWn as soon as he has his sale
The firir,i of Boss S: BrtIIien, wh 'and will ;engage in the automobile
Ica had the contract last sear for
the Huron Road pavement; 6 miles
out of Goderieh, is now getting for a term of yearsi,
ready for an ee ly 'start to coin- Mary McKaig visited with Mr.
plete this mad to Clinton; and Mere. Ed. Pines, Clinton. +,,
Sudden death temo'ed lV e. Mar- Lee Heddon is moving into the
gei'et Powell, one of E_rete's most reei;denee on Kitig st, recently va-
highly esteemed citizens who only Gated by Dr. Campbell.
a few hours before her dieath ,was Alvin Wumm .left on Friday for
apparently in the beet of health, PL Huron where he hes secured a
On Sunday- she attended' church position. ' '
:services and was well uiit`I two Donal } McKinnon and Lad Me -
o'clock whet: !she was tali•hd crit- Ewan were in Detroit the
ically ill and passed, a'w,i pest 314 weekk and brought home a num-
The reeve and council ,f Bay- ber of care for Cook Bros,
field, aecbixtpaeied by Dr. Metcalf Mary Stewart is confined to
;rt'endecl the 'seseo;a of Pa num-
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hones through illness.
on Thursday and Friday la 1, When R. Jim Wright, f'
a Hibbertc has
last when the- bill re the nnillit g ;purchased the R ,.P, Bell farm on
of the Charter of Bayfield wa'sbe- the .London Road -north of iia saes,
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fore the committee. Aftefr mmachm< y' a g $8,500, Thos Workman
delibsratiora the bili wale passed, hale had rented the farm for
The object of lib's is t secure hat 20 years, the
Hydra 'on a cheaper pia than lily McE•wan has returned
af-
could be laxed St the Villa o wa'e ter a plea:sweet visit with her
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incorporated. Bayfield ias be- -siker Edith, at 7Citchonr,
00 ari incorporated
villa
a far el The naaiarhi,.a t'ri-�nd':1 of John :Eiery
years and will 1ao,:u etsp b ck into are' ,pleas.ved to <e i t stale to b e
t;
the Enmities of Godorie alai: ou`; regain ,after her Tong .
Stanley*r,
.1 1 severe ll!
tie 1 u e
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business. Thos. Kyle of the Parr
Line, has rented Mr. Green's farm
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Harry I•darinoia, taf Torontoe has
engaged with Cook Bras, as eeles
loan for this season. Ile Was here
a number of years, acting as sales
man for Milne Rennie, when he
ieade a host of friends!.
: Row', J. McElroy, of Torontoc
accepted a call fro has
ac
. �, the congreg r
ati,on of °armee Pretsbyterian eh -e
larch, the congregation have pure
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lased the
residence >ldrn r
i Mrs. A,
IylcMitrtiee, ICittg 14t, for their new
minie ori
lIo tip. Geiger Was 'xta Clintula ate'
tending a meeting of the Reeveses of the rr.unicipality:'s interessti
n the appeal of the county vu-
attar''s, report, Judge Lewis cit
County Court had Wit March lathe.
to 'hear argument as to, whetiseer
the bylaw appointing the Cis..
Valuators Was, legal. After he
ing the arguments, he adjriurmet
the court till March 29th, and lee
the meantime he Wend that t
County Council be h
ailed togeL
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and ac"' of they. could agree itis tom.'
a ;proper valuation.
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