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DECORATION
SERVICE
BRONSON LINE CEMETERY
Hay Township
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 15.
At Two O'!Clock
Program will consist of Decoration
of Graves, special Singing, Addresses
by Rev. C. B. Heckendorn of Zurich
and Rev. Clayton Becker of Dash-
wood. Also musical numbers by the
Henrich Memorial Band of Dashwood
HAY COUNCIL
The regular monthly meeting of
the Council of the Township of Hay
was held at the Town Hall, Zurich,
on Monday, June 9th, with all the
members present. The minutes of the
meeting held May 12th and the sp-
ecial meetings held during May we-
re adopted as read.
After signing of the declaration
the Council became organized an a
Court of Revision to consider app-
eals re, the 1941 Assessment Roll.
The appeals were disposed of as
follows:
Harry ,Greb was allowed an addit-
ional $100 exemption of woodlands.
The assessment of Louis Duehar;me,
tenant, was allowed to be transferred
from S.S. No. 12 to Separate S. S.
No. 1. Peter Kraft was not allowed
any reduction on assessment on land
The following resolution was pas-
sed: That appeals be disposed as in-
dicated and that the Assesszaent as
revised be the official Assessment Roll
for 1941 and that the Court be closed •
The Council then took up other
business and after disposing of the
communications the following reso-
lutions were passed:
That the Public' Liability and Pro-
perty Damage policy of insurance
protecting the Township on accidents
on Township Roads, be renewed for
another year.
That the following
passed:
Township Roads --Dom. Road Mchy
Co. repairs 195.96; Twp. Stephen,
14 cement tile 19.90; Ed, Corriveau
ditching and tile 8.50; W. F. Jenni-
son, crushing and trking 1060.61;
mares Ltd., punches 2.40; E. C.
Schilbe trucking 5.05; Fergus Turn -
!'n.111, repairs crusher 34.50; T. Welsh
hnnber 13.82; S. Dietz rent storage
$30; 'T. Welsh 1583 yds. gravel 126.-
94; M. G: Dietz, labor, gas, oil, etc:
137.76; Pay list labor 209.,17.
Ray Municipal Telephone -- H. G.
Hess salary and extras 262.83; T. H.
Hoffman salary and extra' 228.06;
Stromberg-Carlon Co repairs 11.10.
D. Oswald, Telephone poles 54.00;
Bell Tedo. Co. tolls Apr. t" 150.-
27; North Elec. Co. supplies 213.14;
Princeton Telo. Co. boxes $27: E. R.
Guenther: cerfee.1 1.30; T. Klurnpp
on contract $500..'
Relief Accounts --J, Suplat
ance May and June $15.
General Accounts — Dept.
insulin 8.70; Econ. Fire Ins,
L. & P. D. ins. 125.00;
Thsut 'Council ad'iourn
gain on .Monday, July
o'clock in the evening.
accounts be
allow -
Health,
Co. P.
to greet a -
7th at 7.30
Lakeview Casino
GRAND BEND
IT RAINED—and—IT POURED
LAST SATURDAY
Mr. George Volland of Detroit,
was a visitor with relatives here.
Ms. Ervin Schilbe attended a coal
Convention at Toronto last week.
Mr. Irvin D. Smith of Hamilton,
called on his brothers here on Tues-
day.
Decoration Day will be observed
on the Bronson line cemetery oa Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Truemner was a week-
end visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Snider, of Colborn Twp.
Messrs. Harold and Earl Johnson
of Toronto, spent the week -end at
the home of their cousins, the Misses
Johnson of town.
Miss Marie Allard, teacher at Dry-
sdale S. School, spent the week -end
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Melick.
Mr. Melvin Bedard of Detroit,
gave us a friendly callthe other day
He is a brother of Mr. Dennis Be-
dard of town.
Mr. and Mrs. ''srnet Jacobe and
son Laird, of the Farr Line, motored
to hstowel on Sun:llay where they vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Hybein.
Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Coxon, bridal
couple, of Wellesley were week -end
visitors with Dr and Mrs. W. B.
'Cowin of Zurich.
Mrs. T. McAdams and son Harry,
spent Saturday in London where they
attended Lloyd McAdams -Wildman
wedding in St. Pauls' Cathedral.
Mr. and Mrs. George Link 0. Dash-
wood and Mrs., John England, and
Miss Louise Ross of town motored to
Sebringville to visit relatives and
friends last week.
The - Johnson sisters of town who
have recently sold their property to
Mr. Milne• Rader, are holding an aut-
tion sale of their effects on Saturday
June 21st:
Mrs. J. W. Horner, Mres. E. Kru-
eger, Mr. and Mrs. Blake Horner of
14th Con., attended the weddinig on
Wednesday afternoon of the form-
er's grandson, Mr. Gordon Alvin
Horner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Horner of Varna, to Miss Marion
Ilughill, daughter of AVIr. and Mrs.
J. E. Hugill of near Seaforth.
Big Demonstration
A typical Zurich demonstration was
celebrated last Wednesday evening,
when a large torch parade ted by
the nicely decorated girls on bicycle:
and decorated autos, to open the Vic-
tory
iatory Loan campaign for this district.
It sure was put on in a big way and
the loan campaign is also going on
very nicely as "the people are putting
their surplus m'nev buying bonds of
what we call preserving our way of
living. Reeve George Armstrong
was one of the speakers and Rev. C.
B. Heekendorn closed with. prayer.
OBITUARY
Edward Neeib a resident of Mit-
chell for the past eight months was
found dead in the chicken pen by
his wife and son-in-law. He had been
visiting with his daughter, :Atrs. El-
mer Resteneyer, of Hay Township
for the past week. He had left the
house and when not returning with-
in a shoat time they went •in search
of him finding him dead in the .chic-
ken pen with a number of eggs in his
But the Crowd Came and Had a pockets unbroken, Dr. P. J. O'Dwyer
of Zurich was called and found death
Bang -Up -Time to due to a heart attack. He was born
in Hampstead haying farmed in
L -?an Township before retiring to
Mitchell eight -months ago, and was
in his 65th year. He is survived by
'IP wife (nee Mary Sararas,) one de
ughter Mrs. Elmer Resteme'er of
Hay Township, two sons Alvin an,'
Edward of Logan Twp; also two sis-
ters and five brothers. Funeral serv-
ices are being conducted at the home
Bathhouse and .Surf Shop open daily of his daughter, Bronson line, }Tay.
fi a.m. to 10 p.nz. on Wednesday at t° 30 followed by
5 .r. T<, I;�� I',n,aa rr service in Grace Lutheran CI1areh
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WILLIS TIPPING
And His Cascade Music
,Again Dancing
Saturday:, ,Tune 14th
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For the Benefit of those, whenever iri need, W. H.
Hoffman's Home in Zurich is open to the Public
to be used as a Funeral Home, where the best of
Care and Courtesy will be given.
Funeral Directors and Ambulance Service
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