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HAY COUNCIL
The regular monthly meeting of
the Council of the Township of Hay
was held in the Town Hall, Zurich, on
Saturday, March 30th. All the mem-
bers were present. The .minutes of
the previous meeting were adopted
as read.
•The members of the Council sub-
scribed to the oath under the Munic-
ipal Drainage Act to consider appeals
in connection with the Ptsebe and
Sauble Rivers ImprovementBy-Law.
No appeals were received concern
ing the Ptsebe 'and Saubles Rivers
Improvement By -Law, the By -Law
No. 4-1929, relating to the said dra-
inage 'scheme was read the third time•
and finally passed and that Court of
Revision be closed and assessments
confirmed.
The Council then resumed the or-
der of general business.
The following resolutions were pas
sed:
That By-law No.• 5-1929, appoint-
ing McPherson & Makins, of Strat-
ford, as township solicitors, and by-
law No. 6-1929 appointing John
Rogers, O.L.S., engineer under the D.
& W. Act, be read three times and
finally pasesed
That the salary of P. Mcisaac, as
manager and linesman of Dashwood
Central, be fixed at Two Thousand
Dollars per annum, under the same
conditions and terms of the agree-
ment now in force.
That the Clerk secure data and
prices on a double steel cell for instal
ling in the basement of the township
hall as a lock-up.
That the tender of Murray & Nich-
olson for construction of the Jeffrey
Municipal Drain at the figure" of
$2035.00 be accepted. And the ten-
der of J. J. Connolly at $650.00 for
the ;construction of the McDonald
Municipal Drain be accepted. Both
schemes to be completed on or before
August 1st, 1929.
That accounts covering payments
of Township Roads, Telephone and
General Accounts be passed.
TOWNSHIP ROADS:—E. Jarrott,
pay list 2.20; C. Aldsworth, pay list,
9.30; S. Martin 11.38; S. Hoffman,
15.0; A. L. Sreenan 12.60; R. Geig-
er 4.75; T. Kyle 3.60; W. Grenier
23:50; Fred Haberer 10.00; S. Rupp
5.10•; R. Miller 11.20.
TELEPHONE ACCOUNTS: -- Bell
Telephone Co., tolls Jan. 21 to Feb.
20th, '74.2b; W. G. Hess & Co., ac-
count 1.7.5; Economical Fire Ins. Co.
insurance 7.20; Northern Electric
Co., material 27.27; M. G. Deitz, sal-
ary and car, and batteries 91.00;
Zurich Central switching 64.00; P.
McIsaac, salary etc. 497.20.
GENERAL ACCOUNTS: -- Munic-
ipal World, supplies 6.32; Mitchell
Advocate, advertising drain tenders
4.00; Clerk's fees re Jeffrey Drain
65.00; By -lays, etc., Ptsebe & Sauble
Rivers Improvement 65.00.
The Council adjourned to meet a-
gain on Monday, May 6th at 1.30
o'clock, p.m.
A. F. Hess, Clerk.
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Mrs, George Brock of Hensall, is
visiting relatives here.
Mr, and Mrs. John Hartman of Sea
forth, were in the village on Monday.
Miss Anna Fleischauer of Detroit,
is visiting acquaintances in the vicin-
ity at present.
Mrs. Lydia Pfile is spending a few
days this week with Mr, W. H. Pfile
at Hensall.
Mr. Earl Weido motored to Goder-
ich on Friday Mrs. F. Turner re-
turning with him.
Mr.' and Mrs. Ross Johnston of
Blake were Sunday visitors with their
daughter, Mrs. E. Weido.
and 11Irs. Oscar Miller of Kit-
chener, spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Howard.
Miss Elizabeth Leibold of Strat-
ford, spent the week -end at her home
on the Babylon Line.
Miss Euoline Geiger spent the
Eastenvacation at her home here, and
has returned to Creemore to resume
her duties as school teacher,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sweet, of De-
troit, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Weido of
Fort Huron, spent the week -end at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Weido.
Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Jarvis and
Mr. Orville Witmer of Holmesville,
were visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. S. Witmer.
Mr and Mrs. Len. F. Haist of De-
troit spent the week -end at the home
of the latter's parents, Mr and Mrs.
Oscar F. Klopp.
Miss Lylyan Rose visited relatives
at Bradhagen the past week, and al-
so attended a wedding of a relative
at that place.
Mr. Willie McAdams of the Bron-
son Line left for the London Road,
near Hensall, where he has taken a
position for the summer with Rex
Dick.
Mrs. Victoria Meyers of Blake an-
nounces the engagement of her dau-
ghter Margaret Irene to Mr. Harford
G. McKinley, of Toronto. The wed-
ding to take place the latter part of
April.
Mr. Daniel Gascho who left for New
Hamburg last week, has secured a
position in that place, and will likely
spend the summer there. His vac-
ancy in Heist's Bakery has been filled
by Mr. Clarence Daters.
Traffic Officer McDougaI of God-
erich was in town on Friday and lo-
oked over things in the burg, and al-
so found some autos being in use that
were still running on the 1928 license.
He strictly warned such parties that
the law will now be inforeed, and the
old 1928 license plates have served
their time, and must be replaced with
the 1929 markers. _
Mr. Gabrie Holtzman has sold his
dwelling property on Frederick Street
to Mrs. Rebecca Stelck, who gets pos-
session the beginning of May. Mr.
Holtzman intends leaving the village
to reside with his daughter at Kit-
chener. Mr. Holtzman has been one
of the old residents and his many fri-
ends regret very much to see him
leaving our midst.
Mr. A. F. Hess, Clerk of Hay Towii
ship, has received a communication
from the Minister of the Department
of Highways, Toronto, allowing the
Council of Hay, Township to make a
change in the appointment of Road
Superintendent for said Township.
Tenders will in due time he asked for
and a by-law confirming the new ap-
piontment passed and sent to the
Department. .
Much sympathy is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Deichert, Jr., of the
Blind Line, Hay Township when their
barn was struck by lightning early on
Friday morning of last week, and
the same burning to the ;ground. For-
tunately the fire did not spread as
rapidly as usually, and Mr, Deichert
with what immediate assistance was
available, rescued practically all the
stock, with the exception of a number
of hogs and poultry which perished
in the devasting flames. The loss to
Mr. Deichert will be a heavy one as
the building was only partly covered
by insurance, while there was suf-
ficiant insurance to coven the co:
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