Zurich Herald, 1932-07-21, Page 1HERR
Vol. XXXIUL�
ZURICH. THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 21 (932,
Let the Herald Publish all
ST. PETER'S
'Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICL --- ONT.
"A Changeless Christ for a c6emG-
ing Weida"
Friday, 8h: -Luther League.
Saturday -Choir Practice.,
'SUNDAY SERVICES
3.0 a. m: -Grennan Se.reim.
21.15 a. m. -Sundae SchooL
7.30 p. tn.-English Service.
Everybody Welcome Ccs an Services.
E. Tnrkbalorte Pastor
YES ! You Will Final a Differ-
ence
ifference if You Balm
"BLUE COAL"
The Color Guarantee.s the i
Quality
Identified and traderrnax eel far your
protection. as,
Tfhe Old Reliable D. L. and. W.
Scranton Com..
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Entrance Results
Bayfield Centre
1st 'CIass Honours -Harald John-
ston.
2nd Class Honours -Carson Johns,
Barry Lowden, Elizabeth Thiel.
Pass -Doris Featherston, Brown
Lindsay, Charles Parker, Norma Pic-
;, kard, Lillian Picot, Ella Smith, Em-
ma Sturgeon, Fred Sturgeon, Milton
Talbot, Richard Weston.
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The Depression
Economists in Canada and the
United States have outlined at least
twenty reasons for the present de-
pression but does it not remain true
that the war debts are the cause of
most of the difficulties that we' have
experienced? The billions of dollars
that were shot into the air were
borrowed and we gave guarantees to
pay back with interest at specified
rates. The war is over and the debts
remain. We are making the zttinost
struggle to meet the obligations but
find that we have a herculean task
and the tax burden is heavy on the'
people. Until we have Iifted these
imposts or at Feast materally re-
duced the levies we will likely con-
tinue living in economic low pres-
sures.
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Diver Goes Down to Wreck
On. Sunday Iast on Lake Huron
Capt. Earl McQueen, owner of the
tug Max L. of Amherstburg, donned
a diver's outfit and succeeded in lo-
cating the wreck of the iliefated gov-
ernment dredge which sunk on the
previous Thursday, a few -miles south
of Bayfield in 78 feet of water. His
feat of going below to this great
depth was highly commended by Capt
D. A. CANTELON € Reid, of the Reid Wrecking Co. ,arid
by inspector McLuckie of the Dept.
en IO HE1ti � I� bf Public Works 4 buoy was, an-.
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Scoffing at Our Good Money
Canadian money is at a severe dig -
count in the United States. Yet no
Canadian city has failed to pay its
debts promptly or has found itself
unable to meet its pay rolls. le-
troit owes a million dollars to its
emplayees. , Chicago is practically
bankrupt. The banks turned down
a loan to New York. But here in
Canada Toronto raises $15,000,000
in two hours and a half; Montreal
sold a $11000,000 loan without
trouble; Hamilton gets all the money
it wants from the banks, and so ori.
There is absolutely no question • a-
bout Canadian credit. (Jur pee le
have a billion and a quarter on de=-
posit in the banks.. 'Yet with this
clear record, we allow the U. 5. to
say what our money is worth.
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Silverwood
,_t,.Silverwood Sales
Sales of Silverwood's Dairies Ltd.
in the year ended March 31st, 1932,
showed an increase in volume but e
reduction in money value, it will be
shown in the annual report. Bank
loans have been reduced and it is said
that the financial position of the co-
mpany has been otherwise improved.
Steady increase in volume and ban
ufacturing and distribution ecomies
have tended to offset the decline in
the spread between producers' prices
and -retail values although the neves-
sity for the absorption of the six
per cent sales tax on ice cream has
affected that branch of the industry.
Silverwood's Dairies operate retail
milk business in Toronto, London;
Windsor, Hamilton, and several` small
places. It is stated that the dairy cuaj
turners number close to 100,000.
STEPHEN COUNCIL'
The Council of the Township of
Stephen convened at the Town Hall,
Crediton, on July 4th, 1922, at 1
o'clock. All members were present.
Minutes of the previous meeting we-
re read and approved.
That By-law No. 461 to borrow
money from The Canadian Bank of
Commerce to meet the current exp-
enditures until the taxes of 1932 are
collected, having been read three
times be passed and signed by the
iceeve and Clerk and the Seal of the
Corporation be attached.
That a grant of $25 be paid to the
Exeter Agricultural Society,
That Mrs. Emmery Fahner be ap-
pointed a member of the Board of
Managers of the Athletic Feld.
That the following Pay Sheets and
Orders be passed and paid.
Bruce Mitchell 1 SB $13.74, rd.1
8.55 rd 23 117.75, .1 SB .80, rd 1
3.25; Robt. Gower rd 7 192.88; H.
Schenk rd. 6 10.80 and 2(8.40; G.
Hirtzel rd 4 205.52; 13. Mitchell rd.
23 9.95; S. White id 3 149.83; W.
Schwartz rd. 8 282.98; F. Ring rd,
5, 155.80; and 8.50; W. Preszcator
rd 2 267.55; A. Regier id 9 121.55;
J. Regier 11 8.40; and 127.50; Jos.
Wilds id 10 214.30; E. Geiser id 15
145.30; L Tetreau id 14, 6.50; and
52.80 W. J. Lovie rd 19 60.90 and
243.65; C. Jones id 22 277.25; L.
Lafond rd 20 9.88; S. W. Webb id
17 187.62;"°A. Latta id 18 30.95; R.
Ratr, id 13 80.95; W. Bowman rd .'24
11.40; H. Fahner id 27 232.00; G:
Eilbert, Supt, salary 71,05; Alex.,
Neeb, grease for grader 1.70; P. De-
aring gravel 14.25; N. Deaver gr; veli
(e.ae i 1'. 6ullil art gravel 18.25; W..
Heist .25; J. Campbell 59.00; J.
Preszcator 205.50; W. White 104.75
R. Turner 104.50; J. Rollins 108.75;
J. Wein 6.50; J, Richards 14.00; C.
Dietrich 9.00; Mark Wilds 62.00; A.
McCann 68.25; :Mrs, N. Collins 1.25,
W. Preszcator 7.50; J. Gardiner 19,-
35,; and 122,22; A. H. Neeb rat 12
6.80; E. Geiser rd 124:00; P. Eisen-
bath rd 15 38.00; County o,f Huron
grader 75.00; P. Eise.nbach id 26
63.80; gravel 15.25 and rdl. 26 119,-
75..
C. G. Morlock Hydro lamps 2.00; On-
tario Gazette, adv. Iots in arrears of
taxes 13.00; Bank of Commerce corn
,nission 2.85; Centralia Farmers' (Co-
operative cement 21.30; Municipal
World supplies 2.40; P. Eisenbaeh,
cement 2,60; T. Woods, grant Agric-
altural Society 25,00; Tp:. Athietie
Feld, grant 15.00.
^^^netl adjourned to meet a-
gain at the Town Hall Crediton, on
Monday, Api ust 1st, t932 a 1 pan.
Henry BMW, Clerk.
Chester L. Smith, PubIlaktmap.
x..25 a year, U.S.` $.1.50; hi:d441Ic
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Miss Dorothy Weido who spent
holidays with her aunt at Goderich,
has returned home.
Mrs. E. Oesch of Dashwood, visit-
-ed with Mrs. E. E. Weido one day
last week.
The Ladies' Aid of St. Peter's
Lutheran church, are holding their
annual, picnic to Grand Bend this
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Haist of Cario, Mich., is visit-
ing with his neice and nephews, the
Williams family at pee:acnt.
Misses Lottie Turkheim andEdith
Klopp visited with friends in Detroit
for a few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howard and
family, Miss Laura and Frieda Pope
all of London, were week -end visit-
ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hy.
F. Weseloh.
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Mr. and Mrs. 3. W. Horner of
town, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs,
Noah Parent, of Bad Axe, Mich.,
motored to London on Saturday, and
while there visited Mr. George Roun-
tree, who is -confined to the hospital
with illness.
Miss Ida Routledge was taken to
Scaforth Hospital on Tuesday and
operated on for removal of appendix.
Dr. A. J. MacKinnon of town per-
forming the operation, which was
every,,
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Miss Routledge's many Zurich fri•
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ends wish her a speedy recovery.
A number from this community
attended the big delegation that jo-
urneyed to Ottawa on Saturday wh-
ere they held a big mass Greeting for
the welfare of the farmer in general,
and it is to be hoped that the Can-
adian farmer will receive due recon:••
nnition in the world markets in the
future.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Hess of Pon-
tiac, Mich., were week -end visitors
with relatiyes here. They were ac-
companied home by the three sons
'of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew 'r'. flees,
namely, Quimby, Paul and Fred Hess.
We understand that the former Mr.
and Mrs. Hess intend giving these
;three bright young nephews a real
;outing in the next week or s6.
Political Conventions
As we go to press we can give ar
report on only two of the three poi
iti'car carrventions held in the Town,
Hall, Hensall this week, as the last
one, the Progressive, is being held
tlii's Wednesday evening. On Monday
afternoon the Big Liberal Conven=
tion was held in which Mr, Williaiw
.Golding of Seaforth was the favorite
man for the Liberal candidate. There
was- a lltrge gathering present' and
;,Mr. Golding was selected from a field
of Eve:. The main speakers for the
afternoon were: The Hon. 3. C. El-
libt't, .ICC., M. P., and Fred Sander-
,
srnr, 1Gr Fp'. for South Perth, and' chief
!Liberal Whip, more than 300. people
rwere present to hear these arousing
.ad'd'resses, which were on the live top-
'i'cs of the day. The following were
:nominated: Mf. Golding, Keith Mc-
Lean), Seaforth; Dr. R. 11. Moss, Sea -
forth; J. W. Beatty, McKiJl'op Town-
ship, and Seaforth; Reeve, Owen Ge-
iger, Hensall; William Dotie, Kippen;
Dre J. W. Shaw, Clinton, ,JJ. G. Stan-
brrry, Exeter, John Scott, Seaforth;
and B. W. F. Beavers, Exeter,
Ori Tuesday evening at the Con-
servative convention at the sante
place, the large hall{ was filled to
capacity, many nor being able to
gain entrance, when the choice of the
convention fell on Ttlr. Louis H. Rad-
er, Reeve of Hay Township and at
present Warden of Huron County.
The main speaker of the evening was
Hon. Cobert Wsoir, federal minister
of agriculture, who spoke quite leng-
thy in the. awesltering heat. At this
meeting the nominations were, not so
plentyfeii, as only three were made,
Mr, L. V, Rader, of tray Township!
N. W. Trewat^t1ia of Clin'on
and Lvtr. Wm. R. 1ll.liott r?'f Stephen.
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