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VOL XXVI No 32
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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 11. (926.
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the chair and Henry Eilber, Clerk
was appointed secretary of the
meeting, The is' Public Schools
of the Tp were well represexited
by both Trustees avtd ratepayers.
The chairman briefly explained
why the meeting 'ha.d been called
and asked these present to take
an, active part in the discuasion of
aka proposed BilL
,. Reeve of the Townahip; eiccupied the Province, especially !section 11
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. . . . which refers to the asses and lia-
• : bilities, !should be redrafted and
During the Oaal ,amended so that School areas w
ich now have large surpluses on
hand or have new up to date eche
cool buildings paid for, ahhuld re-
ceive some consideration.
e That if there is a waste of mon'
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STEPHIRI TOWNSHIP
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At the req. least of the Public
School Boardex the Township of
Stephen, the Reeve called a pub-
lic meeting which, was held b the
Town, Hall art Saturday, the, 6th,
eel February 1fl to eonsi4er-what
action shouldt he taken in reference
to a BSI known as No. /79 being
nu act to provicle‘ for Than:ea/tip Bo
- eirds of Public &heal Trustees ci-
The Seweretary asked .to read
and explain the respective clauses
of the Bill which. was done. A
general discuasion then followed
it which a large number took part
The meeting was unanimously a-
gainiet the hill and the secretary
.4:.171.1.6 asked to prepare a resolution
which would meet with the vie e s
or the meeting. On motion of
Andrew Hicks, exeM.P.P. and sec -
ended by Thos. Willis, the follow -
Ing was carried.
"Whereas this Public meeting
.has been called by the Reeve of
the; Township ol Stephen, comp-
rising Trustees and ratepayers of
the Publis school in the Municip-
ality for the purpose of consider-
ing the .proposed Bill being an
act to provide for 'Township Board
of Public School Trustees to be
known as "Ehe. Township Boards
Act 1925. And Whereas the said
Bill has been carefully .considered
and the different section's, discus -
Bed,
Be it eRsolved that in the .opin-
ion of this meeting, it es not des-
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OF ALL ROOTH, SIMMS AND RUBBERS, FELT FOOTWEAR,
EVERY PAIR IN OUR STORE IS MARKED Dovra AT COST
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AND LESS THAN COST.
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'all ING AND SUMMER AND SAVE DOLLARS. HERE ARE ON
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Menafl-ferit Bal. R. Heels, Reg. 1$4.50, c/earine; at .... ....$2.65
is Men Felt Bale veith leather soles, Reg. $&O0 -for ____. .... ... $2.50
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Men es Felt Slippers with leather soles, Reg. c25, at ... ...75c
ea Menr Grebe work sheees, BIlaand Brown reg. CP at .... .... $3.00
Wom'a Patent kid leather, pemps clearing at $1.05 to $3.95
il Womee'S felt. Slippees, clearing. at 50e. to
98c
Children a Boots and - Slippers clearing at .25c. to 18c,
COME IN AND SEE THE BARGAIN TABLES.,
TIIE STORE WITII QUALITY
BROWN BROS REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
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ey resulting in the Province for
'maintenance, attendance and 1,,eq-
ualities of !school taxation twhieh
are given as' (some of the rea-son
why the proposed bill (should be-
come. la -w, euch defeets can be eas-
ily remedied by changing the
boundaries of the section under the
prEisent 'Act. That this meeting
fully realizes that the education of
the child a duty which every par-
ent and ratepayer should be re-
apensible for and fully believes
that the present Schools Act can
be amended, if necessary, to rem-
edy any defects without dirsturb-
ing the present .system of finance.
ing the genera Intanage,ment.
' That if this Act is passed, it
should contain a section that it
shall not become. the law in any
Alunicipality, until a majority of
the electors have voted thereon
and approved of the same That
the Secretary of this meeting for
trard a copy of this resolution to
the Hon. the Minister o ufdEeation
and Mr. Nelson Trewarth.a, M.L.A.
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rMs. W. C. Callias was at Creci-
iton on Tuesd!ay.
Mr. W. H. Pfile !Hensall eves
a Sunday visitor at his home here
Mrs. Schaff of London is visit-
ing at the home of the IMiSsesEve
and .Ethel
Mr. Gordon Swans was a vis-
itor with friends down east the,
past week.
Mr. and Mee ..P. WeIper
of
Auburn attended the funeral of the
late Mrs. Weber.
Mies Hilda Neuschwanger spent
the eveek-end at her home on the
Blind Line,
Mrs.. T. L. Winn% entertained a
number of friends at her home on
,Thursday evening last.
Mr. Kenneth Routledge of Ex-
eter High School, is spending the
week at his home here.
Mrs. John Smith of the Parr
Line. is visiting with Mr. andMrs.
Mrs. Wm O'Brein.
Miss Verda Fa,ssold of Dashwood
spent the, past week with her grand
iparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hey, Jr.
of Suoth Huron, Mr. and Mrs/. C. O. Smith of
The resolution was carried with the Sauble Line, were week -end
out a dissenting voice. . visitors with relatives near Baden.
RE BUILD EVANG ELICAL Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeJ.•
CHURC
ri. were in London over Sunday atten
ding the funeral of the late Mrs.
At a congregation meeting of 'Carrigan!.
the Zurich Evangelical Church on 1 Mr. and Mrs. Cleared Truenener
Tuesday evening, :it was -unanhat,of the 14th con. are spending a
ouslee decided on to
plan prese-ntece by •-tale 'Paetoreteeen
eleelenv, weeks visitina''enielatives and
:metals lie lailVerteefe'Eliniraand
W. B. Denis and the Trustees of
the church, which includes an ad- Kitchener.
The, Women's Institute willhold
ditional fifteen feet to the south e:heir monthly meeting Th the
end of the church and at thescuth ladies' hall on Tuesday evening,
east corner a !suitable towee r
to meant the bell therein, and Feb. 18
th.
mproyidedfor,A good program is,
those in. charge of
lower part will be used for the
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• cost is in the neighborhood of
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• $4,000., of which over $3,000 has al -
•ready been subscribed, and tirri,1
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• has not been permitting to sf).,,.! all
• the parties in ter;rstA, there are
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also !some twenty families
who
2 have promised to help but not ,e''ert)
4 stated the amount, while a mo ve-
w ment is on foot th takidown the,
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• little brick church on the 14th con.
and to utilize the material in the
building of the Zurich church. A
very good and en eouraging spirit
was shown at this meeting to go
on with the undertaking. OWine
to the removal of Mr. 'A. Melick
from the congregation, a number
of important offices Were vacant
which were filled as follows;—
Trustee, Mr. Wm. Rennie; Supt. of
S. S. J. E. Gascho; Aseist.
josiah. Geiger; Clea., Leader of
Congregation, C. L. Smith; Aseist.
clads leader, Josiah Geiger. The
church building committee was al-
so appointed as .follows; Convenor
Rev. W. 13. Dengis; Sol. Zimmer-
man, Oscar Koehler and W. H.
Edigh.offer, including the three
trustees, J. E .Gascho, Josiah Gei-
ger and Win. Rennie, with, Mr .J
E. Gaseho as treasurer. With the
looks of things it will be a very
busy as well as prisperous year
for the, congregation.
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CHURCH NOTES
We invite YOU to our Services..
HI TO HEAR
Sermons that aro prepared with
a view to presentieg Truth. help-
fully. They are delivered with the
prayer that they inspire to nobler
thinking and better living.
If it is the truth you seek we
think you will enjoy being with
us.
Will yours be one of the new
faces we expect to see in our
Service on Friday at 7.30 p.m,
Bible School at 11.00 ean. next
Sunday in charge of the newlyel-
ected Superintendent.
Sermon e on Sunday, Feb. 14th,
10.00 a.m. "The Misaien of Truth"
7.30 Pen, «The Laodicean Church"
or "Once when God was dis-
eustod."
Emanuel Evangelical Church
this meeting are Mrs. L. Hoffman
Mrs. H. Eickmeier, Miss jean, La-
mont, and Mrs, Milliken,
Mr. incl Mrs. Alfred Gellman,
who spent the past few weeks vis
iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs, J.
Gellman, left for Detroit on Wed-
nesday morning, from whore they
will proceed on to Chicago and
then to their home in Sovereign,
Sask.
• Our Mailing List has been cor-
rected up to and 'including Feb.
8th, If you have renewed your +
subscription before that date kin-
dly look at your label and see ,if •
you have been given credit, and
Our 1925 Accounts are now ready
if not let us know at once and
NV o will make good the mistake.
Mr. Win (Decher, who lives just t for such parties °wind us. If not
east of the village, has placed an t
order with Mesars. S. Deity. 8.r.So "`"
men' t called for by Feb. 15th same wilt be
building contractors, for a -v
addition, to • his bar» to used as a +
straw shed. The building, which +
mailed
will have all steel sides is 36x44 ft. 4.
M siva and will make a fine ap-
peering structure.
Mr. and Mrsl Alfred Melick and *
family left. last 'Thursday for their +
eew.h.orree in Elkton, Mieh. They *
are the type of people that Oar -
ad n with her vast area and small
'population!, can hardly afford to +++++++++++++++++++++++++444++++++++*++0++++440.0.00iok
lose. As they were always very
active in community betterment,
betterment and church work. But
the. loels that Zurich will sustain,
will be thee gain to the community
in which they have moved.
LATE ELIZARE'TH 'WEBER
Elizabeth Decher, relict of the,
late 'Conrad Weber, passed away
at the howe of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Neeb, on Friday February 5th, aged
year, 9 months and 20 days.
Deceased had beena lifelong res-
ident of Hay Township having
been born here. In her younger
days like the rest of her family,
she poesessed great Working atam-
illa until ab Ma 20 years ago she
became( affected with asthma
which kept on getting worse and
the last -six weeks became quite
Serious and evitle other complicat-
ions set in she finally !Stiecintberl.
Her late husband passed this life
40 years ago, and Zor the last num-
ber of years had made her home
with her two daughters in, Zurich,
Mrs H. II, Neeb, and Mese 'Wm.
Rader, who are her only surviv-
ing children. There are also, one
brother, .1*. John Decher Sr, and
one sister Mrs, Job Hey Sr. who
Al$0 'survive, The funeral took
yoZuUnRrI3C11.114 .00uNistNiLl. tinclwayast11 the Lutheran
cenetei largely attencle
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