Zurich Herald, 1929-12-05, Page 1'" Oi. XXX No.,
ZURICH. T1 URSDAY MORNING DECEMBER 51929,
Chester L. Smith,. Puldisfarai
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LOCAL MST
Do your Shopping Now!
HAY COMM,.
(Corrected eager 'Wednesday) The .regular meeting rat the :Coon-'
eil of the Township of Hay was :held
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'Old Hens , «. _ .. * , .. 9---1.8 members present:. The minutes of tl
Cbickens ... , ... 12---26 the previous meeting were 'adopted,
Ducks , 15
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Barley . . .. 70
Buckwheat .„ .,.,..: 80
Flour ewt.. .. _ 3.50 4.75
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Shorts ton "36..00
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as read.
The following resolutions were
passed •
That the appRcatien of E. 4Geiser
for a loan under the TileDrainage
Act be received and that a meeting
of the Council of the 'Township Af
Hay to .consider a By -Law to enable
Dutch sett onions.. _,. �. _ .... g the Township to borrew money under
the said Act be head i>i tltce Town
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Hall, Zurich, on Monday, January
13th, 1930, at three o'clock in the
afternoon.
That the offer of Fred J. Haberer
for wood and timber en the road al-
lowance on Road No, 6, north of the
Zurich Road to ioad No, be ac-
cepted at the sum of $15.
That BY- ;w No. 16-192k to regu-
late and govern Transient 'graders in
the To'wnsltip';,'of Hay and fixing ti e
fee of $100.00 be teed three ;:times
and finally pgssed,
That By-law No. 17-1929, provi
ing for the appointment of Pollan
Places, Dep` Returning Officers the Mast few weeks in Detroit, return
and Poll r be read threbe read threand finally pa
• tries ;ed to his home last Thursday.
ed.' Mrs. Brenner of Dashwood
That the sum of $607.49, being withher niece Mrs. •
s\)01'41_,',. At Christmas
A Diamond
Will Thrill her Hear
A Gift that will he treasured
Always
NEWEST MOUNTINGS SET WITH: PERFECT DIAMONDS,. ?MAMA'
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BOXED, $25.40 TO $200.00.
OUR XMAS FEATURE: -
GRANDFATHER'S CHIME CLOCKS IN FULL SIZE, BEAHTI 1;, ; -
. FINISHED IN OAK OR WALNUT. SPECIALLY. PRICED
$95.00
'Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Koehler of
Detroit, were visitors with relatives
in town the past week. -
Mr, Harold Klopp, who has spent
the montes received from the Town- l. Wagner one day
ship of Stephen on the Mud Creek ast week.
Drain scheme'? as Hay's portion of Rev E. Tuerkheim., who returned
Government Aid and refund en cost on Tuesday evening from Kitchener.
of construction be paid to theown, and Elmira, reports considerably
more snow in that district.
ers assessed in the Township of Hay
under the said scheme p'o rata. Among those who attended the
That allowances for bridges . and Winter Fair the past week are; F. C.
disposal of material under the Black Kalttfieisch, Alf, Pfaff, Ted. Haberer,
Creek Drain By-law be paid to the Jacob Deichert, and Gordon Surerus.
Various' persons entitled thereto. NI3. and Mrs. Emmerson Overholt
That'/Harry G. Hess be engaged of Bedford, visited at the home of
as linesman for the Hay Municipal the fornier's mother IVIrS, Wm. Miller
Telephone System in connection with of town.
Zurich Central, and also supervisor
of the Central Office at Zurich, at
fifty cents per hour and thirty cents
per hour for helper for time actually
spent on System and that an agree -
anent be prepared and signed by both
parties. Satisfactory bond to be fur,
nished for services to be rendered.
Services to begin on Dec. 3rd., 1929.
and payment to be made monthly.
That the following be appointed
Polling Places, Deputy Returning
Officers and Poll Clerks for the sever -
a1 Polling Places of the Township of
Ray for the - year 1920, -and .that - a
By-law be prepared confirming the
same.
Sub -Division No.
1, Polling Place.
School House No. 2; Deputy Return-
ing Officer E. Campbell; Poll Clerk
C. Prouty; No. 2, School House No.
14, D. Burns, W. Alexander; No. 3,
Town. Hall, Zurich, W. O'Brein, 0.
Surerus; No. 4, Town Hall, Zurich,
W. G. Hess, D. Oswald; No. 5, School
House No. 12, U. Pfile, Herb Krueger
No. 6, Dashwood Central Office, C. 0.
?file, A. Weber; No. 7, School House
No. 3, J. °B. Forrest, J. McAllister;
No. 8, L. N. Denomme's Store, P. E.
Ducharme, J. Corriveau, Jr.
Accounts covering Tp. Roads, Tel-
ephone, Salaries, Schools and Gener-
al accounts were passed, which will
appear in the Treasurer's Financial
Statement soon published,
'The Council anjourned to meet a-
gain for final session of the year at.
1.30 co'•.ciock, on Monday, December
16th. -
A. F. Hess, Clerk,
BACKED
By 21 YEARS
OF EXPERIENCE
We are happy to pre.
sent the New Kolster
Radio toour friends.
The New Kolster, in
cabinet beauty as in
performance is this
year, more than ever
before, "a fine set'''.
• . , You'll agree after
youve seen and heard
the Kolster.
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TIME n8W
HOLSTER
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hoffman,
andMr. Clayton Hoffman, all of Galt
were Sunday visitors at the homes. of
their parents in town.
Mr. and Mrs.. Len. Heist of Detroit
spent holidays, with the latter's par-
ents; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Klopp, of
the .14th con.
Mr.. Lentils O'Brein, who left for
Detroit last week, has returned to
enl�yZurt a, as the concern he has been
nt
ed with, -,has not as yet re-
sur'� , s, operations to the extent Of
taking on their former employees.
Mrs. Alex. Foster spent the week.
with her daughter Helen in Teledo.
We are very pleased to learn that
Helen has accepted a good position
in a large clothing concern in that
city.
Mr. Herb. H. Happel of Jackson,
Mich., accompanied by his mother,
Mrs. Happel, who resides with him,
were visitors in town on Tuesday.
They also visited Mrs. Happel's bro-
ther, Mr.'"'•Chas. Stelck, of Varna,
who is quite ill at present.
Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Cowen, Mr.
Ward Fritz, Miss Pearl Wurtz; and
Miss Olive O'Brein were Sunday
visitors with friends at I{itchener
and Fergus.; They made the- trip by
auto and encountered with plenty of
snow at places.
Rev. and Mrs. S. It; Knechtel, of
St. Jacobs, are spending the week at
the Rennie home in town. They
came up in their auto last week, and
are now somewhat snowbound, as
the roads in that direction are pract-
ically all blocked. Mr. Knechtel oc-
cupied the pulpit in the Evangelical
church on Sunday evening, and his
message was well received.
The Ladies' Aid of St. Peter's
Lutheran Church will hold a bazaar
at the town hall . in Zurich on Satur-
day, December 7th. The doors will
open at three o'clock for a sale of
fine.sowing, fancy work, and a large
variety of 'baking and from five
o'clock onit the ladies will serve a
most delicious supper for the small
sum of 25c. and 15c. to children un-
der ten years. Come one, come all
Mr. Wilfred 'Laporte of Windsor;
spent the •week -end with his father, "
Mr. John Laporte, of the $lue Water
Highway. Mr. Laporte's sister accom-
panied him home from Windsor,
while .another sister underwent a
rather critical operation in Windsor
a few weeks ago: but is improving
to the extent'„that ,she will. soon be
able to return to' her honto with her
father.
Among those who attended the
funeral of the late Mrs. S. Ronnie on
Friday afternoon last we note ; Rev,
F. B. Meyer, Bridgeport; Oliver and
Edem Kenzie and Ortatt Bechtel, of
I.itchener; kir. and Mrs. Gideon
Bechtel of Baden; Noah Bechtel, his
son and wife, and Mr. and Mrs.
Schantz of -Wilmot Tp; Mrs. Stelck
Of Dauphin, Man;; Mrs. Paulin, of
Regina, Sask; Milton Heyrock, of
Detroit; Mr, and Mrs. .'rank McCut-
cheon, London; Rev. and Mrs. S. t.
Knechtel of St. Jacobs; Mr. and Mrs,
Lloyd Edighotfer, Mitchell; Miss
Grace Guenther," Stratford; Newel
Geiger of Toronto; Mr. Milne Ren tie
of Seafortli.
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