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Vol. XXXVL bliort 29
zuritcm. THURSDAY M
RNI , JANUAR'Y' 23, 1936.
eve, eeie Chester L. Smith, Prt&n1is1
,$1.25 a year, U.S. $1.50 in Adel
11.50 LE ARREARS, $2 22A•Y JBi taBI•Rtk•$,
Patronize your local Merchant and read the He ne Paper
Not Here for 'Opening
- Premier Hepburn will not Toe
home for the opening of. the Ontario
Legislature on. January 2.1sr. }Ion. 'Township Clerk Resigns
Harry C. Nixon will lead the govern- Mr. Henry Strang, who for the
meat in his absence. Mr.. 'Hepburn Inst .IS Years • has been and whohe 'dpal
wi11 not return until Fe's late at is clerk ng thosef ybornhas e pen ;d aking
stated on authority. .and efficient service to the municip-
ality,
is tendering his resignation to
Has Fine Record 'tage effect after the new council has
~ been sworn in at ,their inaugural
meeting. Mr. Strang was appointed
to the position 'in May 1918. At the
resent nomination meeting at E'l7n-
viille he intimated his intention of
-resigning thus giving the new comma
''time to consider the matter.
it, 'in spite of the fact that the tax I
rate was dropped from three and a
half to three mills.
The Township of Fun„ 'lin
Perth County, boasts perhaps 'the
best financial standing of any muni-
cipality in the Dominion Far 'free
years the township d 'rto in-
terest to banks or any other inetit-
ution, nor has the township.'eer had
a debenture debt. Oa top or that,
the Council this year is winding up
with a surplus of $12,000 tet its. tired ,
-Do You Need
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STEPHEN COUNCIL
GRAND CARNIVAL
AT
ZURICH • RINK
ON
Friday, January 24th 1936
At 8 o'clock p.m.
given donated by the merchants oi'• Mx. and Mrs. Everet Heist mgtored
When a Fane List of Prizes will be
Zurich rand the management of the
''to London one day last week.
Rink.
Admission—Adults 25c, Children 15c
Including Tax
ALL WELCOME`'
GOOD MUSIC
its Highways during the past year.
That the Municipal World be ord-
ered for each member the Council
and Clerk for the present year.
The newly elected Council of the
Township os Stephen met in zee town That a by-law be passed appoixlt- On Tuesday of next week will be
13, ing the following persons: Assessor; t the day of burial of our monarch,
Glasses' hall, Crediton, on Monday, Jan. Reeve,
� at 11 o'clock a.m. Present: and Truant Officer, Wm. Kleinstiver, � Bing George V, and this will likgly
Caretaker r be Dkoelaintod as
110 and postage extra;1 a public holiday.
- Wm, Sweitzer; Dep-ReeVe, Chester I of Harll, E: GuettinQer an rel' ann-
Mawhinney andCouncillors; Edward', - .��,,° 1 public Mrs. Clara Weeper ancc son of
Lamport, Alonzo McCann and Roy num agil 1 nc ra • '- each - "indsor attended the funeral of the
meeting or concert where an admis-
sion has been charged. Road Supt.,
'Geo. Silber, 30c per hr; Sheep Valu -
Mr. Delbert Geiger has taken a
posirtiou with Bean's Bekery at Hen -
sail.
Miss Beatrice Gascho of Exeter
spent the ,ek-end with her parents,
Me. 'and Mrs.. Dan Gascho.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McConnell of
Varna were visitors at the home of
Mr. William Lamont last week.
:Stop and Think how important it is
''that you wear correct g es—cor-
rectly prescribed. for your •vrisuen-
•Correctly styled to your face. Your
health may largely depend on 'keen
vision.
See C. E. ZURBRIGG, R. ®.
At HESS JEWE1.ERY STOtt.G
Every Tuesday at ZURICH
At Dashwood, Saturday, at Pfde's
Store
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Ratz. After each had subscribed to
his Declaration of office and taken
his seat, She minutes of the previous ntor, Wm. Kleinstiver, 309 ler; B1 • Mr. Albert Kalbfieisch, accompan-
meeting were react and adopted. of Health Win. Sweitzer and C. Ma
Moons- That the Reeve and Clerkled by his two sisters, Mrs. W. Brok-
foriner's father, the late Jul Bloch
this week.
make application to the Dept. of
Highways of the Province of Ontario
for the statutory grant towards the
exnditure incurred by the Twp- on
IViens and Boys
ork Shoes
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Chi.
ZURICH — ONT.
iI
"A Changeless Christ for a !Chang
ing Wor141..'•
Friday, 8h—Luther League.
Saturday—Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICES
10 a. m.—German. Service.
11.15 a.m Sunday School.
We :have put in a Stock of•
Good Choice Quallit Men's
ncdiB ys' WorkShoes..•;.ate....
invite tie ipn'61ic to come in
and' -we +can :fit you up.
PUT SIN A .SUPPLY OF MEN'S AND
WOMEN'S KISBRERS, MEWS
.HEAVY .RUBBERS, ETC.
GARFILED BROWN
•victoiim Street. Zurich„ Oct.
7.30 p.m.—English service. ' -WE GIVE EXPERT WORD
Everybody Welcome t+m• all Service. SHIP IN REPAIRINIG
E. TUERKFIEIM, Pastor. I 'Your Patronage Solicited
With a Zeep sense of oss
and .r ect we join in she
Universal `Sorrow at the
passing f a beloved and
�
gracious� over gn,
George the Fifth
J. W. M--ERNF
whinney at $8 per annum; Secy of' enshire and Mrs Fred Haberer mot -
Board of Health, H. K. Silber at $15 tied to London on Sunday to visit
their brother, Prof. H. Kalbfleisch
who is i -l1.
Womens' Institute
The monthly meeting of the Zur-
ich Branch of the Womens' Institute
was held in the Council Chamber
Room of the Town Hall, onMonday
or, E. Willert at 20c. hr. In each 'evening, January 13th. The Commit -
each case the above named are to ltee in charge for that evening which
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furnish their own transportation jpad been omitted in the last week's
That by-law No. 502 to borrow 'report are to be congratulated for
from the Can. Bank of Commerce 'their delicious lunch which they ser -
the sum not exceeding $300 to meetlved in such aisle manner, to a large
me t --ex diturese-haviing • .,beck
read three time be passed and sign-
ed by the Reeve and Clerk.
That By-law No.. 503 to provide
for the total expenditure on • roads
in the Twp. during the year 1936
having been read three times be pas-
sed and Aigned.
The fallowing eomesporEdenee was
read and filed.:
1. Letter front the Onrio Good
Roads Association regarding filre an-
nual convention to. be. held ini Tor-
onto next month. avail asking the
Council to become a member of the
.Association and. send• a delegate:
2. Letter Atom A. S. Leith. &le Co.
;Public Accountants, offering to milt
ne Municipal Books.
3. Dept. of Municipal fairs re-
garding proposed) Bill, to be isitro-
.duced at the next. Session: of the
eaaislature ,to Mallen. a. pecex racial b-
ase:Are tax.
'The following orders• were passed:
A. Regier road 9' $6.80; Pay sheet
A ;ti 27 5.32. Tress, Co: Huron, Indi-
gent patients, Wanner 2.60, Keller
t r.:b0; H. Ford, dog tax refund $4;
(Cs%i'.R. Express, cbnrges> .70; F. J-
'Wiukwire, printing account 59.89;
.Cron. Bank of Commerce, cashing chk
410; ditto collecting taxes 71.70; W
-Kleinstiver sheep valuator acct. 1.65;
N. Baker, `sheep iuSured by dogs $7;
Geo. Mason refund dog' tax 2.00.
The Council adjourned to meet a-
gain in' the Town Hall, Crediton, on
Monday, the 3rd day of Feb. at 1
' ane. for general business.
H. K. Eilber, Township Clerk.
and $8 extra for attending meetings:
Sanitary Inspectors, Eli Lawson, G.
Merner and W. B. Oliver at 25c hr.;
School Att. ORicers, E. Lawson, G.
Merner, W. B. Oliver at 25c. hr.
Athletic Field Committee, W.
Sweit-
zer and C. Mawhinney, no salary;
Milk Inspector E.. Guertttinger at a
salary of 40c per hr; Wend Inspect -
ANNUAL
insurance Meeting
The 61st Annual Meeting of
Members of
THE HAY TOWNSHIP FARMERS'
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY
Will be held in the
TOWN HALL, ZURICH
On
'MONDAY JANUARY 27th,
1936. At 2 o'clock, p.m.
BUSINESS
Receiving the Directors', Secret-
ary -Treasurer's and Auditors' Re-
ports. Election of Directors and
Auditors and the discussion of such
business as may be in the interest of
aie Company.
the
w .Herbert K.. Eilber, Secretary+ a'
A. W rri'. l£i;endriek, l.'resident, "
.aimittee in charge are as follows: Mrs.
.:Alex. Foster, convenor, Mrs: Ed.
Stelck, Mrs. John Manson, Mrs. Con.
Siouan, Mrs. Oscar Klapp and Liss
Jeer's. MacDonald.
. A Good Concert
Thee Play "The Girl rat the Fur;
Coat" which was put on by the
Woehelo Class (meaning work and
help others), of the Hensartl• United.
Church Sunday School, was in every
way a decided success, in the Zurich
Town Hint on Friday evening: Note
withstanding; the scarlet fever epedi
sic a goodly crowd was present. and
all enjoyed: the play to the fullest.
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The play was: quite humorous and
kept the enterest of the crowd. Ev-
ery member: of the caste seemed toe
fi11 their posiainm splendidly. Re-
iween acts the. Traemner Orchestra,
delighted the: audience with a nunr<
•ber of good. selections. After the
play the class. -weize royally entertain-
ed to a dainty lunch served at the
home of Mrs. Lydia Pfile and need-
less eo say nil enjoyed the social
hour spent inthis hospitable home.
Miss Mattie Elilis is the teacher of
this Sunday School Class and is to be
congratulated on the splendid christ-
ian work that, ftnay are carrying on.
OBITUARY
Visit
Our Store
BEFORE BUYING YOUR
GIFTS
'A Beautiful Stock of Clocks,
Watches, "Gents and Ladies"
Fancy Rings.
Silver Plated Ware
Fine Boxed Stationery
ere".
Waterman's
Fountain Pens
Toilet Sets.
Make Your Selections Early
comic
More Heat—Less A_ttentioai
The color guarantees the
quality
Semet Solvay Coke
Miller Creek and
Rosedale Alberta
Tile rid Brick
W. R. DAVIDSON
Ness, The Jeweller
!Highest cash prices paid form;
Eggs m a graded basis_
Phone 74 Zurich Phone 10 I ENSALL
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Late: Julius Bloch
This week. we are called upon to
crcnicle the: death of one of Zur-
ich's well known and prominent citi-
zens in the, person of Mr. Julius
Bloch, who passed away on Saturday
January 18th,. after an illness of a
number of weeks from wnicir he suf-
fered of a complication of diseases.
Heart failurebeing the final cause
of his death. Mr. Bloch was born.
and raised. in this community hav-
ing farmed south of town, now own-
ed by Mr. D. Ducharme. After die -
posing of this farm he moved tee
Zurich and for a few years conduct-
ed a butcher business in Hensall,
but of late years resided in Zur,celu,
where he was a County Constable,
and dial much in keeping order, and
make the community law abiding; He
was also a. member of the local board
of Health. The late Mr. Bloch was
aged 68 years, 2 months and. 27 days.
His remains were laid to rest in tae i
Lutheran cemetery on Tuesday with,
Rev: E. Ttlrkheim officiating: Sures
ing are his bereft widow; one son,
Herbert Bloch of Exeter and Mrs.
Clara Wolper of Windsor, the child-
ren being of a former marriage. Mr.
BIoch will rbe greatly missed in the
village, and, we sympathise with the
bereft,
Reduction SAFE
We are offering at Greatly Reduced Price;
The Following Goods: 'All Heavy Wool
Underwear, Wool Blankets, Men's and Boys'
Windbreakers and Sweaters, Heavy Socks,
Men's and Children's Heavy Socks... All Heaa,-
Rubbers.
Boy's Tweed Pants and Bloomers, Flannelette.
Prints, Ginghams and Towelings, Etc., Etc.
Askto See Our New Chintz suitable for
Quilts and Comforters -
R. N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL MERCHANT
PHONE 11 -97 BLAKE
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