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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1932-04-14, Page 4v PITA AUCTION SALE OS CHOICE DAIRY COWS At Lot 33, Con; 13, Hay, at the farm we 1ft Thea l eAdams Bronson line On MONDAY, APRIL 1.8th, 1982 Commencing at 2,00 o'clock p.m. Consisting of 0 eholee Holstein 4n14k Cows, all due this spring. 2 Durham Cows due at time of sale 2 god Working Horses. TERMS -6 ,months' credit on ap- iroved joint notes, Oscar Kopp, Auctioneer, Pohl. ,Hey, Jr., Proprietor. AUCTION SALE Of FARM and IMPLEMENTS eF t Let 12, L,R.E., Hay Township, lfaif mile south of St. Jo: cph. on SATURD.A.Y, APRIL 16th, 1332. Commencing at 2.00 o'clock p.m. FARM --Being Lot 12, L.R.E.,Hay Township, consisting of 148 acres of good farm land, with 7 acres of hard- wood bush, a good frame house, ple- nty of water, apple orchard and fruit trees, 2 bank barns in good condition other outbuildings, farm is well dra- ined and well fenced. Will be; atfered for sale subject to a reserved bid. TERMS—l0% on day of :ale, hal- e_ice -on November 2n,1, 193.2. Pos- session will be given on November 1st, 1932. IMPLEMENTS -2 wagons, Deering Finder 6 -ft. cut; Deering mower 6 -ft cut; Iieering 13 -disc drill; 3 -section 1' a i•cws, riding plow, walking plow, hay rack, sest bob sleighs, Acrel hay rake, cook stove, bedstead, cider bar- rel, land roller, Portland cutter, fan- ning mill, sap pan, number of sap buckets, quantity of mixed hay. TERMS of Implements—Cash. Arthur Weber, Auctioneer. Louis Brisson, Clerk. L. and E. Brisson, Executors. HENSALL Attorney Dudley E, Holmes, of God- erich• ,Ann Fortune, formerly of Tucker- ,lnith and Seaforth, youngest daugh- iea of the lata Mr. and Mrs. John Fortune, of l uckermith, died, at .ondon March 25th, hi her 79th veer. Thy funeral took place it St. Coluniban. While engaged in exercising a yo- .ing colt on the North Road, near Seaforth, Robt. Pinkey had the mis- fortune to be thrown from the sulky when the animal shied at a passing truck. He received several scalp cuts and a broken thumb, but no serious damage done. The funeral of the late Harry Sdi- der; younger son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Snider, Brucefield, took place last Monday afternoon to I3aird's cemet- ery. The service at the home and at the place of burial was conuucted by the Rev. Dugan, of Clinton, assisted by Rev. Bremner of Bruceiled. Approximately 80 transient unem- ployed were gived a free meal by Goderieh during March at a cost to the town of $19..60. The rule is one meal to a man and "move on". The town will only be required to pay a third of the amount, as it comes un- der the heading of direct relief. This, of course, does not include meals served transients at private homes, which numbered considerable. Gordon Heaman, Grand Bend, had the misfortune to slip and fall betwe- en the joist of the new cottage he is building and fractured one of the bones in his leg and which will lay him up for some time. He had a cast put on by Dr. Taylor and is doing nicely. HAY COUNCIL ZURICH HERALD that will give each ratepayer a chan- ce to earn the iunount assessed a- gainst their land forthe Township Road rate. If the grant is larger than this each ratepayer should be allow- ed to earn a proportionate share of the surplus, 3. Only the best of maaerial ob- tainable should be used on the road. Do not allow any quicgsand or in- ferior quality of gravel to be placed on the road. It costs the same money to haul good gravel as poor stuff, 4. Keep all drains and outlets af- fecting. the road in good condition, especially in the spring and the fall. Do not change any watercourses or close no drains without the permis- sion of the Superintendent. 5. See that all noxious weeds growing on the roadside are cut down and destroyed at the proper time, Do not allow weeds to go to seed. 6. Take good care of any .road machinery in your charge. See that same is repaired when needed and that the bearings axe well oiled be- fore using. 7. Do nos employ help outside your division when same can be ob- tained in your own division. 8. Do •not spend more :honey in your division than the amount " of your grant as estimate is made each year of money needed for road im-. pr,,ovement and the rates are fixed to. provide this amount. If the money spent is more than the grant the Tp. finances will show a deficit at the end of the year. The grant made to your division includes the cost of gravel and material. • 9. Keep a correct account of the time of each man and team, or man only, employed. Time books are sup- plied fre of charge and can be ob- tained at the Clerk's Office. Pay lists are also supplied to each Commission- er and should b'e presented 24 hours before the Council mets so that a check of work can be made. Pay lists should be presented monthly. 10. Rate of pay for the year 1932: IVIan and. team, 40c per hour; Com- missioner and team, 40c pr. hr; Man only 20c pr. hr; Commissioner -only 25c pr. hour; Three horses and man dragging and grading, 50c. hr; 15c hr. for use of mower cutting weeds; Snow roads, Work on snow roads will not be paid for unless done with the consent of the Road Superintendent. The regular monthly meeting of the Council of the township of Hay was held in the Town Hall, Zurich, on Monday, April 4, with all the me- mbers present, The minutes of the previous meeting were adopted as read. A communication from the Dep- artment of Highway showing that the subsidy to be allowed on the expend- itures on Township Roads in 1931 amounted to $2719.36. A number of other communicat- ions were ordered filed. All persons drawing gravel shall use, The "Instruction to Township wagon box fifteen inches sides and Road Commissioners", a copy of wh- ich is attabhed was approved by the Council and the Clerk ordered to forward a copy thereof to each Road Commissioner and include same in the minutes. The following resolutions were pas sed. That By-law No. 6-1932, confirm- ing the appointments of Road Com- missioners for the various road Div- isions for 1932 be read three tunes and finally passed, with the name of Adelbert Smith replacing the name of Simon Hoffman on Road Division No. 8, (a) who resigned. That By-law No. 7,-1932 authoriz- ing the Reeve and the Treasurer to borrow money for current expendit- ures he read three times ant. finally passeid. That accounts covering payments on Township Roads, Telephone and General accounts be passed as per vouchers: S Martin, pay list Rd. 6, 5.50; R. Elrid Smith has returned to Lon-. don where he is attending university after several weeks' vacation. Jack Kaiser of Windsor is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Zuefle. .1V1aureen Disjardine visited with her parents at Grand Bend. The many friends of Mrs. George i?ee are sorry to hear that she is con- fined to her home through illness, Mr. and Mrs. Lad McEwan and daughter were visitors with relatives in Toronto. David Cantelon started a number of men to get out his onion sets wh- ich he had stored in the packing house. Beryl. Drummond has returned from Toronto after having completed a course in finger waving aha inarcell- ing and clay packs. -T. C. Joynt is improved after his recent il.iness: Cook Bros. have added to the ap- pearance of their garage by making several improvements to the interior and also putting up a new ga. pump. Geo. Maynard who has been visit- ing his mother hese, left recently for the West. Margaret McLaren has returned to London after epending. th.' holidays with her parente here, :hilitis pay list rd. :), 5.40; S. Hoff - The firemen put on their last euch- re and dance on Friday evening,man rd. 8, 5.45; S. Ropp, rd 2, 2.00; Ap A. 1loucseau, rd. 3, 5.00; Telephone ril 8th. A good crowd was pi present. Accounts—Bell Tel. Co. tolls Jan. to :At the recent council meriting the Feb. 65.52; Stromberg-Carlson Mfg. resignation of Councillors D. Robin - Co.. material 13.25; Northern Elect - son, and W. C. Spencer be accepted. ric Co., material 108.87; Economical The reeve, Owen Geiger, served the Fire Tris. Co., insurance 7.20; .Zurich clerk with a warrant for a nominal* Central, switching four weeks 60.00; P. Mclsaac, salary and labor account 536.35; L. Schilbe & Son, coal central office 29.44; H. G. Hess, labor, etc. 98.67. General Account—W. H. Edi ghoffer, salary and postage, assessor 123.14; F, E. Ducharme, School At- tendance Officer, fees 2.75; Balance — School moneys for year 1931 $6992.- 29. The Council adjourned to meet a- gain on Monday, May 2nd at 1.30 o'clock in the afternoon. INSTRUCTIONS TO ROAD COM- MISSIONERS IN TOWNSHIP OF HAY. ion meeting and election, if necessary and a by-law be prepared for nomin- ation on the 18th day of April and if necessary an election on the 25th of April to fill the vacancies of two councillors. ends over and above the bottom of the box. Issued and Approved by order of the Council of the Township of Hay. COUNTY NEWS The tax rate of the town of Clin- ton was fixed at a recent meeting at 4819. mills, a decrease of four mills from last year. Notice of the appointment of John Earle as bailiff in Seaforth, has been received. Earle, who is a returned man, succeededs J. F. Welsh, Two congregations of the United Church at Blenheim which are unit- ing next July have extended an in- vitation to Rev. S. Davidson, of -Win- gham, to become the pastor of the united congregation. Mr. Davidson has accepted. The masquerade dance and carni- val put on by the Hayfield Agricult- ural Society at that town hall on March 80th, was a big success. There was a much larger attendance than was looked for considering the wea- ther, roads and the number of pen. pie 111 withflu and colds. Owing to the overcrowding of the ptiblic schools at Brussels it was de- cided not to adroit any pupils to the primary room after Easter: this year However the board reconsidered this decision and admitted children from six and a half to seven years of age. Doig, of the Township of Tut „crsni:th, lea_ ieel: ', se:e'e • Justice of the Peace or Magistrate iy and for the County of Y'laao :; slid i • tc crl Me colPmhesion le (Ps erre c . .:t ', .;:;. Y.' l'le sa:lbrr_ribed to the re - u sd Oath of oeice 1:.t'oi'• t a:;�; Thur'sday's, April. 14tla, 1932, will s e ney A. 'new plan of Automobile Insurance, ,spon- sored by two Canadian companies, provides reduced premium rates based Oil the individual merit of drivers. REDUCTION kr two years /0 driving without accident. I501 REDUCTION For three years /0 driving without accident. REDUCTION For four ear2001/% driving without accident. Discount applicable to Public Liability, Property Damage and Collision Premiums. Human Life Is .in Your Hands Our merit rating policy is offered with a sincere desire to encourage careful driving and to foster a keen. regard for life and property. Remember„ it's the man at the wheel that counts — in his hands lies the safety of children, pedestrians and passengers. The need for safety is imperative. Life ana property are being sacrificed unnecessarily by careless and thoughtless drivers. Do your part.. Help in the crusade for salter and safer driving. Talk, think and practise safety. The SAFE DRIVER Comes fn(o His Own Our merit rating policy rewards every safe and sane driver for his care, courtesy and conznwn sense. He is no longer classed with reckless motorists. Instead, his premium rates are adjusted in. accordance with his personal record of care- ful driving. Under the New Financial Responsibility Law, no matter how careful you may be, you need the complete protection of our Automobile Policy, "It's the man at the wheel that counts', CARE 1. 'Watch children=Slowdown!-•- Sound horn? 2 Look out for, pedestrians near street cars. 3. Read and observe all warning signs, especially at railway crossings. 4. Do not etop or park on highway, especially on curves or near the crest of hill. 5. Keep your carin good mechani- cal condition, especially brakes, steering, tires, fights and horn. Repair immediately even alight defects. Have your car inspected at least twice a year. COURTESY 3. e of Do G veaall fas not dawle along moving traffic right of way. 2. Do not speedup when overtaken by faster moving traffic. 3. Do not cut in closely ahead of the car you have just passed. _ 4, Be considerate of all others on the highways. Don't be mean or obstinate. 5. Be considerate of your passers• gers. In the event of a crash, they invariably receive more serious injuries than the driver. COMMON SENSE 1. safety rive of others rand t speeds in keeping your experience as a driver—never fast in crowded traffic or on curves or had roads. 2. Keep on tho right side of the road except when passing. a Never pass en blind curves or when nearing crest of hill. Always be sure there ie ample time And space. Obey utraffic rettthr through es a highways; slowly go oand only when way ugh all is clear. 3> Give•clear signals before turn - jug or.stopping in traffic. If you can qualify for this policy see as today. Pull -details hed gladly, on request. 5, Andrew 17, Hess, Agent, Zurich, Ont. TORONTO GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY Township Road Commissioners are responsible to the Township Road Superindendent and the Superindent- endent is responsible to the Council for carrying out the work of main- taining. the Township Roads. The following Rules and Regulati- ons should be strictly adhered to: 1. Commissioners should co-oper- ate fully with the Tp. Road Superin- tendcnt and the Township Council. Before work of any special or expen- sive nature is undertaken permission for doing the work should first be obtained from the Township Road Supt. When holes or bad spots ap- near in the roadway the Commission- er should immediately have same re-' »aired before any damage or accid- ent occurs. When the road needs dragging the Commissioner should strange to have this done. The best 'Attie for draggling is aft a rain OT after the frost is out of the ground; h. i",ommissiorierr should veer. Rich ratepaver in their :•.:spectiae Ylivision a fair portion of the res' ,,,oelc. The amount , he , .,tel . oech raterayer can bo i1l4 .:..r b.; dividing the grant into such. »^rtions- , SHEA r Cyt,NNWILLIA S arF This Fast Drying .Enamel makes doors of lasting beauty,. - No matter how shabby or discolored a floor and colorful wi tb Mar -No t Floor, Enamel. 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