Zurich Herald, 1932-12-29, Page 1VOI. XXX
" l R$PAY IVIO}ININGp DECEMBER 29 (932.
many Readers and
Chester L. Smith, Fisbillattat
E2.25 a year, U.S. Ik1.5 /1.411
01.5a IN ♦1 REARS, $2 MAT DX eitialdifitle
Friends, We extend Season's Greetings
If I�Ioah's a.'od"vias> 4` cohdit.-!e7f2 cc?wl`+� The United States navy: is feeding
His 1.5 :a sfitaihre of eight, cents-. from
'he figures' of last year.'
flanm as novv asserfedathie old,gentle its men on Peit day, and
' hastht gaudy gess„ AIV.
•lan` ;. a: xnig•
When wheat went, to ZS .cenispex
bushel' 'at Winnipeg the Other day; it
was said it was 4.0, yeitra'ag& sn*ce;
similar' low price had. been register'
:'eyed `-wat any place iai the rlcl.
eEdward ¥See-, a law er sint.. rhe-
•eling, w Va.,. shad a ; mer`S calf
when he was hunting last year and
Maid $60 for the damages... This year
he got a letter front the f er asla-
ing..if it was his intention to. come
out add do :some mar=e: "shooting".
The 'railways: collect-, : freight
charges from the average Sasketch-
' ewan shipping` point: b e. thseaboard.
'several cents -Menthe
a bushel. more an the
e -faience is..paid. ;t the. 'eievat forlw4
'top grade• wheat. TheyM the e rail -roads are hard up,, but; 'shat about
the farmers?
ST. PETER'S
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ZURICH. -- ONT.
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Friday, 811:—Luther Leagae., .
...Saturday—Choir Prilcf$- x f „
• Narniinations
The Hey' 'Township Council Nom-
ination was` held in the Town Ball,
Zurich on Monday 4afternoon :as ad-
vertised, and .according- . to 'the. stat-
itutes. At two o'clock the nominate
'ions 'closed.' and the .gathering was
then as is the, custom, converted: into
a public :meeting;, with the Township
Clerki Mr. A. E. Hes, being appoint-
ed as chairman, ' The lather large
and :spa•cious' hall was filled to capac-
ity and standing room was even at
a`premium fora time. The Clerk at
this time having' .read off the list of
ural Council, which consisted of family are spending a few days this
nominations, as follows: for peeve— eight wardens in the Province. One week at Elmira.
David Ducharme, moved: and second -
big problem they ha\ net is that Tr ::ie F. McDonald, teacher
ed by S. Hafa-tan end C. C Scliil'
Alfred 1Ylelielc, try C. Burmeister amus the Toronto Stock yards t icie ''7s a QA,Ll Nc:.c rx i. �i vx tial livili.'.
f e near. Kincardine on Saturday.
inion 'Gov. 50%, ` Prov. `Gov. 15% and
County 10 %, so the county aetuahy
does n.ot�carry the heavy burden, in.
the road, system' the speaker stated,
that four dams along the Blue Wat-
er Highway in Hay were constructed
at a cos of about $90., this will stop
the water from washing out the cul-
vents and bridges. The cost, of road
dragging on.this road is about.'$28
Per mile. The County Traffic. Officer,
Mr. N. Lever . is moa''oe than paying
his salary`" b bring ug lav�,breakers
before the magistrate for fines. Mr.,
Raderwarnedthe young people of
the community not to rely on old age
pension when they get old, for this
will some time be eat oft. He re-
ceived as Warden the small` sum of -
$398.00. He expressed himself fox
tunate on - being. elected the past y ear
as a member of the Ontario Agricult•.,
fMr. and"Mrs. Clarence Hoffman of
tlt spent the week -end with their
parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Horner of
Varna, visited on Monday with the
foriner's`•parents in town.
Mr. Clayton A. Hoffman, principal
Pf -a Galt' school is spending his va-
nt
ckitioir with his parentshere.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Merner and
G. Love; Louis R. Rader, by R. Mil-
ler and Wm. Haugh. The Council-
lors 'nomiilate'd were—I}: Ducharme,
Geo. Becker, Frank Denoiny, John
Jeffrey, Ed. Walper, Wm. Alexander,
and Fred Corbett. However with all
these nominees, we are happy to re-
poxt, .that .there is no election, as Mr.
..Haler. the: reeve for the past
four years wiftrtnew from the field,
and 2fter a day or so o• c(i:?tera. ion
. SUNDAY BERVIPm' the Council far 1933 is in ter of tn..- eh money ,this year it mostly goes
char'? made of $5. regardless .o, th,
size or value of the cattle beast. -
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Win. Alexander, councillor was the
next speaker and has served the rate-
payers for two year= and watched the
work in the Township as best he co
hold, is in favor of cutting expenses
but not too radical, as not to. be
"penny wise and, pound foolish" lab-
or and farmers are not getting faire
deal. The Township did not:_ spend
r1 .ornate :matron as follows. Reeve ffv�w.
8� a. —Ge� - charac- y rates, roads rust be kept
t4dF iVlelick; Councillors, David Du. 7. Who 12,617 '
X2.15' a m. -r a fits 1. d' i:' : buttes -,con-
ditional -•7.30 Snake: Edmund,Mr. Ducharme man being Mr. John Jeffrey. duction in t •er' and ga°' a review
The public-pn7eeting called to aru+ r, of i'°4,, ounce Years actinides _•i
the c iaaruian ca e e + ,9 when the tide
esker, M7'r FI: Iia er, Reeve an d T control of Weed.
Irverybody W order Salmi o. the former council,and the new a. Octobers was
E. TiurLabarrige Pastor
Tea had been. doing
1 tl 1 called on th first sp t.;(, c. e. 1
�, d d moo ue�c -1}c
Blue Scra: to Coat
We Extend ii ;i YOu Our
Bos;
Mrs. P. Ravelle and family of
Grand Bend visited for a few days
with the former's parents, Mr. and
1!'Trs. Jos. Gascho..
Mr. and Mrs. A. Aulerich and Miss
Tiurxnner of Detroit spent the we-
ek -end at the home of Mr. and. Mrs.
L. Prang.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Braun and
family of Forest spent several days
uc+ r theholiday with Mrs. Braun's
father, Mr. Wm. Lamont.
Mrs. W. F. Finkboiner and dau-
ghter Miss Hazel; were week -end vis-
itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Hoffman.
-Warden of Huron County. Mr. Rader Change p: lies no col Mr., and Mrs. Wilfred Jerves, of
expressed himself pleased with such r ehnrsvllle were week -end visitors
1-, setae • m lli rl�a,:m .. < ,heaiene very yr 1
is • l tit ,t". `atte''xrtir=zci : "?ass , ds t . �; . ' e : ,. s ..;i kx `1ie1 •parent's; Ti2r: an'd 'Tifrs. `,Sy .
�' . in ,�i'.il# zc- ,a ti.ic., .nu"� wenT'Lach:to 1
Tnspecter, have a good Clerk;; at this
(that no ladies were present as they sw
have an. equal right with men to vote °wilsnic� matters again. He also
and shonId attend these .meetings.. pointed out the big saving in truck -
mg, gravel.the
T.he speaker said the Iocal .council the next oueakez;lhe stated that hisr. E. Walperas work
past year gave the best legislation p
that they possibly could, but mistakes
will always be made. He gave the
Prov. road grant of 1931 as Z679.54
and advised' that the council passed
finally f=at!.n(1 o'lt that it was the on-
a. by-law whereby an;ro..o paying iy solution for the eastern part of
their taxes in advance will receive.an ,the Tp., as there was no gravel av-
..allowance of i per cent' all tl: ` T+:+'ie+ ,
� ail ice. -1 r, A. Meliek was the .next
Hr, pointed out that while the ; ttatc- , `„ r 5.•v.z that the council ne-
rnent shows a dericir of *1...? 1. e kis ed two ('.i,:; of !'} (: , die' be ?) 1,..1.)%
the Year's -work, that - ; ft r tit! f g'.1,q in ::*:ii to.:. c i.1,:n' u to col; cut, and
and outstanding crushed stone acct. .
:it is a vast difference when you are
in the council was heavy as he was
at first opposed to the crusher and
had to first convince himself that it
was the proper thing to buy, and
Witmer, Babylon line.
The 1933 auto markers have black
figures on a yellow background. The
color scheme means that it takes
yellow gold to keep away from block
looks by the traffic officer when the
driver is late in making the change.
Beginning the first week in the
new year, all places of business will
be closed every Tuesday evening
untill the end of March, when the
places of business will be open again
xor bu;ine: both Saturday and Tues.•
day evenings.
will be paid, this would reduce it in and look out than outside and This Wednesday forenoon was the
down to 100, after p 1"rt�`r�5.ry ri, F ,Ua,, e, at i e i a., 1; to of ii.'' en t :'rel rehoo1 mee.tin ,
• tone crinslier tlis yens. i�: ;t , ,r but and a fairly large representation was
for Happyt t Sp . 355 than went into E`onnt v nil tt rind 1
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aresent. and n s!ood intea•est was
1'h
advised that the , :lidnixxes u with tilt 1a C d 'els Dl.
l e trucks are ;acing a fol, os money I p
Justice. accounts are _ A. J. Maeltinno n, the , n 'tar y trus-
leaps and bounds, although sill chug- to keep du 71 1. 1 ci?t ret <r carve is Itee gave the report, and was nppoirit-
' es are •waling the statitutes of the the .l.......,1 ..ir.el d el it a..*� for tl l .1 t•rae: t-
'eve weedy Ing. The election one trustee was
Province. The g.: -aunty, 4loxnd: is naw of t t
see,, than down heavy and fi
Succeslaar tannext speaker, .followed by
srla e home rerc:iva: i2 .K1. month for ii i..,. ~ J ""
Mr. Johan
their personal use the balance. 'stays
J,,itidy and Fred Corbett, these three
A. CAN "' `f in the trcasureTha c.Ai:'n I't .}l , three
14l l •NS .;ILL„ dons are at rreeent; divided, in Dom.... I
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GOOD WISHES IS UPON US, WE
TAKE THIS 'PPORTUNr.CY OF SAY,..
IN ai. G. C ,.C'�. MANY . IPLE D S
.AND mmr BRING YOU
'HAPPINESS AND .PROSPERI Y
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A. N Blick candidates for the reeve -
ship which was then followed by a
so,, ies eeletc adre>s by the re-
tic e, l:. 11. Rader,Rader,er, whohas withdrawn from the council work
al 71 t.;(1„ awes 7. ri'c; approp-
riate address along this line, wishing
newthe new ounnril eve^ re UC'., and
every prosperity. AfterMr. Rad'er's
edd,•ess, a hearty vote of thanks for
his, faithful and untiring services.
was moved by Mr. Wm.Consitt and
e arse:,. ! l 1lTi+. f1 1 (:k,;+;ser both
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1l ;i.l. the l'og'e gathering then
is . i .il sc;y .la.'tilj, 1l7.1' Mr.
Rader leaves the council board hon-
orable. and clean, as there were no
cin t ages laid against him, and had it
been his wishes he might mave carri-
ed on for many more years. The
chairman then dismissed the meeting.
Te the evening in the Town Hall
the nomination for Police .Trustees
was held, and about a dozen of nom,in a.ions were made but the three
former officers will again stand, name
ly, Josiah Geiger, C. C. Scliil'be, and
J. Hey, -Jr. During the•, public meet-
ing Mr. Harry G. Hess gave a very
in.ena,sting cl,c."t leettire on Hydro,
and manyy of the hydro users know
much more about peak load and what
it means to the local system at pres-
ent.
The Townships of Stephen and
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.Stanley have elected their councils by
a es c 1 u,netio:n, while the e ;flap! of half-sister, Mrs. J. J. Beese in Grim-
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rimm -
Ilex ll. has an election with Owen shave, Alberta, and Me Dan. .i'rue-
q+, ', Cse/igete.r asnd Wm. Consitt opposing as :,mer of Crediton, a b1'othcr-in-law.I
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* ,;A1 liladbr'S es e, slidrunnt1h11ere�, are also five taixa- The funeral Was held from his hcttiiie)'
�P on 1'ueadtty iifternoon last,
Brown for a term of three years in
place of Mr. Fred. }laborer who has
til Met, wall and faithfully
c(.1. hire- (Onseenaive yt.d,,:, aa'.1 hes
resigned. At a special meeting of the
trustee board some days ago, the ten-
ders of caretaking were dealt with
and Mr. Win. Thiel, the former care-
taker getting the appairxtmi::ii, at a
salary of $139.00 for the entire scho-
ol.
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Former Resident Passes
The sad news has reached d here • of
the sudden passing of Ma Paul
Messner; who droine id dee,: S...-
arday last at his home in Berwyn,
.,.lbrrta, at a very ripe old. age. Mr.
': sn+�r, before going out West was
a resident of Hay Township for
Many years; a prosperous farmer,
on the Goshen Line, south of Zur-
ich, and some twenty years ago the
call of the pro. porous "51tet came to
Mr. Messner, and there prosperity
also was with hien an during these
years of inflation, Mr. Messner woor-
ked hard and soved his earnings and
at time of his passing was very com-
fortably situated. Mr. Messner vis-
ited with friends and relatives in
these parts last summer, and was in-
deed an interesting person to meet..
Was born and raised in Stephen Tp.
He leaves to mann. his loss his wid-
ow and eight children all residing in
the West,; one sister, Mrs. Henry
Mots, 'Crediton, and one brother, Mr.
Jacob id: essner, of the 14th Con., Hay
'Township, near DaFihwood; and a
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to •, ' 4rad all the most Hearty
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Wishing for You and Yours' an
overflowing abundance of the ple-
asures, the joy, and the happiness
which is Associated with this Sea-
son, and may the corning Year
bring to You the
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At this time of Year it is a pleasure
to Express our Sincere Appreciat-
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ion of Your f' avo s i /Ile past.
May the coming Year bring you
a Generous Measure of Prspeuty
to attain which, We offer not only
®us 'Best Wishes, but the most
wholehearted.. Co -Operation -of
which we are Cvahle.
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