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ZURICH. THURSDAY MO RNI N G, JANUARY 11
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`$ 149 for appointment and evoid, being disappointed.
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Leavitt's Theatre
EXETER — O'NT,
Thursday; Saturday
LANE GRAY'''S
"HERITAGE OF THE PRESENT"
With DON.'WOODS..
And all Star Gast.
"MILLION DOLLAR LEGS"
• With Betty Grade
Monday.
Monday; Tuesday, Wednesday
"I AM THE LAW"
.Starring Edward G. Robinson
An Action Comedy Feature
NOTICE
.......0.4.wasohea......sawaoreee,"*nwesoLatemoa,uolp
-Lis.',William Bender was taken to
Clinton HOSPItal, and operat-n on
for appendicitis.
Mr. and Airs, Albert Smith of
Crersswell, Mich., were isitors for a
few days a.t the home of Mr., and
Mrs. Wm. O'Brien.
Bev. C. B. lieckendorn nesi, fed at
special meetingheld in Scr.i.foed
Evangelleal church Monday evening.
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The ladies of the Red :Awe are
quite imey eutLing; and others are
gttrg. r eedy to do keittle.
;dr: er Tureoull of (an i Bend
•',leer in t .-n ni I ursday. Oliver madt.
• the trip on hi.: olee-ce.., end out -de eel
OPI r•mmen. TR -10K
\ BEFORE ,
laving -a New or Used Car
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN SAVING MONEY,. SEE
WARD FRITZ
, 1937 PONTIAC COACH;LIKE NEW, Owned by Elderly Gen-
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1938,PLYMOUTH, SEDAN' DE LUX. A Car you will be proud
to own.
1931 CHEV. COACH Without. ii{nee Action. See "thie one if
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GET OUR PRICE'S ON CARS 'LASTED_ WE MEET ALL
COMPETLTION ON CXUAILITI CANS PRICED LOW
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Phone 140
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HAY COUNCIL
The first meeting of .the members of
the 1940 'Council of thefTownship.of
Hay was held at the.Ton Halt Zt'
icireat eleven o'eleck in the forerrsZe-
on 'Monday, January 8th, in uecord-
ance with the provisions of The Mun-
icipal A.M. The Declaration of Office
was signed by the following: Reeve,
George Armstrong; Councillors: Alex
Crearar, Roland Geiger, Fred 3. Hab-
erer and William Haugh. The Reeve
and Councillors gave short addresses.
Numerous communications were read
.over and the minutes of the Decem-
ber 15th meeting were adopted as
read, after which the following mot
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teas were passed.
That the following officials be re-
appointed for 1940: Weed Inspector,
John IMeB rid e ; Member of Board of
Health, Josiah Geiger; Sanitary In-
spectors, B. C. Edward. 3. P. Rau.
and C. FI Ffile; School Attendance
!Officers, W. R. Dougall and E. B.
Horner; Caretaker of Hall, !Henry
That salaries. to be paid to Town-
ship officials for 1940 be fixed as fol-
lows': Clerk and Treasurer, for Twp
$360.00; for telephone $350.00; for
Twp. roads $76.00, payable quarterly
Road .Supt. 35c per hr including
transportation; Weed Inspector 35c
per hr. including transportation;
Caretaker of hall $45.00; Selecting
of jurors, Reve $2;' Assessor $2,
Clerk $5; Board of Health $1 per
meeting; Sanitary inspectors, same
rates as fixed in 1989, and that a by-
law he prepared for passing at next
meeting confirming above.
That following be re -appointed as
Pound keepers for 1940-3. F. in-
grain, W. Alexander, S. Scbroodar,
0.1 Greb, W. J. Johnston, S. Hoff-
man, A. Weber, D. Swartzentruber,
R. Merner, F. Turnbulland Filbert
Deno:mire, and as stock valuator,
'Bert 'Copp; and as fence viewers, C.
H. Blackwell. A. Pfaff, 3. Eckstein
and A. Hendrick and that appoint-
ments be confirmed by By-law to be
passed next 'meeting of Council.
(Continued on Last Page)
ANNUAL
Insurance Meeting
The 65th Annual Meeting of the
Policyholders of The Hay Township
Partners' Mutual Fire insurance
Cornpany
• Will be held in the
TOWN HALL - ZURICH
On
MONDAY JANUARY 2th,,1940
At two o'cleek,
/WSJ NESS:
1 --Receiving Reports of the Presi-
dent, Sci,retary-TreasIger and
Auditors.
2—Election of :Directors .and
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Dieeneeion of other matters,
in the interest, Of the Company,
William- H. !Switzer; President.,
"(!er,hort BilbeNC•.Sompry.
er.i.e. Arthur Edig:nre..;
on Seeraday for
,41ere the;
tee •ne
Jed Junior h'ee m Cat -
On Friday everinz the Mr...1:e sehoel
I rendered a coneer:. Lilo ZUliCh
.own hall which wr,i ve..',1 patronized
and the program/was very g:ood, as
those taking part gave a good acco-
unt of themselves.
Fire broke out about ten o'clock on
!Saturday evening in the smoke house
of Mr. Joseph Gesell°, and 'before it
was noticed the building was aflame.
T'ee fire 'brigade; 'and engine were
soon on the ecene and soon had it
under control. The buliding had
been used during the day for sneak --
frig, and ft is thought that the smoul-
dering' smoke fire ignited the building
. The four young men, namely: Demi-
nits Denomme, Ted. Moine of town,
Gordon and .Stanley Smith from St.
Jos, who enjoyed a motor trip to
Florida, leaving the day before Xmas
returmId honw on Monday evening,
They travelled about four thousand
miles, with no car trouble same three
fiat tires. They evperienced more
5110W in the State of Ohio than Anr
where along the, long journey. The
State of Florida at present is not en-
joying the warin and balmy weather
most of us would expect, this comes
along a few weeks later, the mercury
however, was as high as 65, but
there always seemed to be chilly and
damp like coolness. The roads were
excellent and the boys sure enjoyed
a trip they shall never forget. We
vere, treated to sone oranges and
rape fruits picked from the orchard
and ripened on the trees and they
Were considerable sweeter thane what
we usually buy over the counter hen'
Tm
hey are also very ren in,riee,
price, getting a whole bag fell for
considerable less than a dollar. But
after the long journey they were in -
teed glad to be back home again re-
gardless the cold weather: are arc
having,
BACK FROM THE SOUTH
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Wornens' Institute
At 8 ()Week on Monday evening in
he Zurich Town Hall the NealWorn-
n's institute held theilr regular
monthly meeting. Aftgr opening
yith the Institute Ode, The Lord's
prayer was prayed in unison. IVIree
1'. Meyers occupied he chair for
usiness as eli as the program. AV.
er singing "My Grandfather's Clock)"
Elwood Truemner plAyed a cornet
olo, accompanied by his sistes
Belva at the piano. Ralph Krueger•
sang a humorous song, while. his
ieter, Miss Shirley played 'the ace
ompanyment. Deering the eeading
of Current Eyents .given bee Shirley
terriecr it wars 'mentioned that 14,-
00 of our. Canadian soldrs have
already crossed( te Europe, :With
bee. H. G Hess at the piano ShirteY
(ruog-er :and Delva, Tratiolier sang a
luet, much enjoyed' by all. Since the
meeting was In*cl: On.'Ednention, the
peaker waseVir. Beaeon or eloderich
and Public ,Sehool Inepector, who
poke ,very ably and everyone was
interested .en the instructive talk in
tleyv »lairds ot .educatten -which hr:
expliiincid • very thorough;
lunch .sokvpd'bYthe bite
indeed. impyed
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Season's Greetings
TO ALL OUR FRIENDS
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NEW YEAR
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