HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1928-05-24, Page 4Here's how you pay
for neglect
N under -inflated tire soon gets into
real trouble — broken side walls, a
punctured inner tube •-- often a blowout.
Under -inflation is one of the chief causes
of ' premature tire failure. Tests have
proven that every 10% drop from the cor-
rect inflation causes a 205 drop in mile-
age.
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tires examined.
You are never far away from a
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held in the To'vvn Sall 'on 'Tuesday, Matron and heard alt.' enn wxsrkin o big celebration i~; in Ream -
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3rd, at.3 P,m/ far: the purpose4, Conservative lead there been a. proper "
;of hearing appeals.
By-law No, 366 being a 13y -law
for repairing, the Mud Creek Drain
having •been read three times . be
passed land signed. by the Reeve
and Clerk and the real of the Cor-
poration attached thereto.
By-law No. 367 being a By-law
for construct ng the D'etr'ch Muni-
cipal Drain, having been read 3
times be passed and •signed by
the Reeve and /Clerk and the seal
of the Corporation attachedlthere
to.
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Whereas Ernest McPherson has
asked the Council for permission
to •sign the petition of N. Sitter
and (others for the construction of
a Municipal Drain on the Sauble.'Mr. and'. Mrs, George Gram. 1
H: G. Moore, of Toronto, sp-
Joke:here in the town hall on shr-
ubs and perennials in the interest
of the Horticultural Society, and
received a good hearing. ,
A • very interesting baseballg a -
ens lFergusson,'
ens give addressee. raxtg'emae»xt mitts the Twt+elcex4smith' taarl3 on alfa, 24th under the amp..
Council the house would
The many; friends of Miss Barb-
ars Forest, regret to learn she
was taken ill with appendicitis,
and' ;was talon to Clinton Hospital
and operated on: • ,
Ur • and Mrs, Earl Palmer of
Windsor,
week., r, vieited his parents here
trepaid. sEI& organization is un- In the evennng Duncan Cowan adtil'
the paMilton Ortwein of London, vis- der the leadership of lWr. Milne his troop from Toronto, will give.
ited his parents, r. an
M d Mrs J Rennie, a former Hensel' bury, and a concert in the town hall, folicesc•
iz ld have sees rot the Bunsen, Firemen. TherN.
been saved. I will be a children's parade, dee-
Tine Seaforth lVIblet-rela put on 'orated autos, floats, bicycles, calif
their show here rust Monday even- ifpfane, baseball teams, headed"
rug. on behalf of the Baseball Club by the Kittle Brass Band.
The house was ere -waded to the , Strutinerls chana,pi.,„fin horse shoe
doors and those Present were well players of 'Sarnia will be tpresent
W. Ortwoin, they gave an +c xi4biti on of singing i ed by • dance.
VIr. and Mrs. Fred Bonthrorl of
New Tork, are visiting for , the
summer -`months with his parents,
Mr, and Mrs, Robt. Bonthron.
William Gram and lister , , Ada
Gramm, visited with their parents,
conneccion, we grant his request
and the clerk is instructed to not-
ify the engineer to that effect.
The assessment Roll of 1928 as
prepared by Jos. Giunan be acc-
epted :and the Assessor be ,paid
his laniary.. nye twas held here the other even -
By -law No. 308, being aurrenv in when the Exeter Juniors were
to borrow, money to meet current o er ,,and played the locals, / the
expenses until the taxes of 1928 latter winning, score 10-9'.
have been collected, having been The anniversary of the Hensall
read ithree times be passed and United church will be held an May
signed. 27th,Rev. Manleyof Toronto
Eli Lawson and Placid Disjard- > •
ine were appointed as Cow Tag will be the speaker for the day. I
Inspectors..
The choir will render special imusie The C t f Revison for hear for the occasions Mr. Manley twill •
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deaI s against the Assesism-i also -speak on Monday night. , I •
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ent Roll be held in •the Town'IIalil The home of Wm. Deitz, north
Srediton, on Saturday, May 26th. of Kippen, was destroyed by fire
Tenders were opened for . the : on Monday last, the cause of the
construction and repair of The 'fire is unknown.; A call was put
Mud Creek Drain and the Dietrich in ,for the Hensall Fire Brigade,.
Drain and on motion of Goetz & but as the. Tuckersnith Council'
Tetreau the contracts were award does not compensate anything. for
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SEED POTATOES1
We have a supply of nice seed pot-
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to get your supply here
See Us about Seed Corn.
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ed to Broderick Bros. of Welland such /calls, it took consi derable •
The price for The Mud Creek Drain, time before the Hensall council got •
together And finally instructed the •
is $10,872.00 and the Diets:eh Drain g' r y•
$1200. • engine ;to go, but arrived .a few • •IID••••••
The Clerk was instructed to.
write Geo. A. McCubbin, Esq. 0+
L. S. to prepare plans for two
bridges across the Mud Creek -Dr-
.ain ; ,
A large number of orders were
ordered passed.
The council 'adjourned to meet
again in the Town Hall,' Crediton,
on Saturday, May 26th .at 1 p.m.
Henry Eilber, Clerk.
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1'Vml. Pomfret, who for the
past five years has had charge of
the C. N. express office, here, has
received word of his' appoint-,
rant as manager of the Barrie of-
fice.,
The serious illness of J. S. Har-
vey has been causing .considerable
anxiety to the members of his
family and -many friends.
The death tookplace of Mrs.
Thos. Sweet, she was born near
Whitby in 1855, her mother passing
away when quite young, hse was
raised by her aunt Mrs. Wm. Hant-
]in on the 2nd, con. of Stephen.
The other day while a .• God-
erich truck was standing in front
of Dr. Fletcher's office, one of
the rear tires blew out . and the
loud ,report was heard for (blocks
away A small piece of )tire pas-
sed under the truck and •struck a
pan eof glass in Dr. Fletcher's of-
fice making a hole large enough
for a football to go through.
A -well attended meeting of the
Exeter Baseball Club was held in
S, G. Bawden's Rooms the other
evening, when the treasurer's fin-
ancial report showed a 'balance on
hand of $51.65, and the wofolling
officers were elected; Hon. Pres,
W. G .Medd,; Pres. M. R. Comp -
lin; Vice-pres. H. 0. •Seuthcott;
Sec.-Treas. J. Morley; asst-see.trs,
H. C. Rivers and F. M. Boyle; man
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STEPHEN COUNCIL
',She council of the Tc.ternship
Stephen eonvened in the Town
trli, Crediton, on Monday, May
„ at 1 p,ri; All members pres-
tent. The minutes of the preV-
lions meeting were read and adopt -
Whereas the 'Council of the
'hip of McGillivray serve.) John
Cayes, saeeve of the Township of
Stephen •with a Drainage Report
? it pared by G, ,A. McCubbin, Es-;,
; .L;3. and known a'4 The ,Lewis
')rain on April 9, 1028, Ile St resol-
ved
e +ol-v d (that they ;Same be accepted
*and that the .clerk have the -sarr.,
y rIntetl inp aml,hlet form IA r-
" redd on an . into, e,,ted parties a.
provided by loec, 2.4 of The Mun-
icipal Drainage,Act. The By-law
having been read the firlat ;time
' was provisionally adopted, and it
was ordered that a Court ot. Re-.
vision be held in the .Town Hall
on 'Tuesday, July 3ed, at 1 p.m
Whereas John Hayes„ Reeve o
the Township of Stephen was
rerve.l with a plan, profile and
report of The Black Creek Drain
on .April 20, 1928 no prepared by
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T. Patterson, Bei., Engineer,
that the isame be received kind
that the fly -law be Tnintel ( end
on ail the interested OW
e ail}, l;ro vi lett r.,y t i.e Aci ala!
that the fly—;at ha in 1 ee,k iea,t'.,
the fia.;st tuna ad
HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Consitt were
in London, where they attended
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