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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1936-04-23, Page 1Vol. XXXVI No.4 ZURICH* THURSDAY MOHNING, ARPIL ?3,1936, Chester L. Smith, Publiaboe $1.25 a year, U.S. $1.50 in Adm, $1.50 IN ARREARS, $2 MAY1511 OEAltbble Patronize your local Merchant and read the iorne Paper Do You Need. Glasses? Stop and Think how important it is that you wear correct glasses—cor- rectly prescribed for your vision. Correctly styled to your fate. Your health may Iargely depend on keen vision. See C. E. ZURBRIGO, IL O. At HESS JEWKLERY STOICS Every Tuesday at ZURICH ;At Dashwood, Saturday, at Pfile's Store.. In Police Court A Grey twp man, Arthur Fisher, :appeared before Magas A. Makins at <:Goderich and was fined $10 for reck- less eckless driving, $5 for drMng with 1035 license plates, and $2 for driving With improper lights;, axed so hexa he id his fine the s ....-.gaph_er asked him for his permit, to which he grin- ned, and said he bad none. Harry Hays and Jim Sommers pleaded guil- ty of screaming and causing disturb- ance on April lst in Se'aforth and ad- mitted ibeing drunk on home made beer. Harold 'Knitting had no money to pay his fine for causing disturb- ances and got 20 days, and ten .days for failing to have a license tag on a dog. John Knight, of Colborne twp was also fined for failing to have his dog tag. A Brussels man paid $2. and costs for driving with 1935 lic- ense plates. Big Egg Eaters Canadians, with an average annual consumption of 400 eggs per capita are the greatest egg -eaters in the world - HAY COUNCIL A special meeting of the Council of the Township of Hay was held in the Clerk's Office on Saturday even- ing, April 18th, 1936 to open and consider Tenders for operating the Township crusher and trucking the crushed material unto the Township Roads for the season of 1936. Five Tenders were received' for operating Pa • Free Concert In Appreciation to the Patrons to the Zurich Crean:- ery,"We areiving our many patrons and friends this Free Concert, in the TOWN HALL ZURICH 011 Friday Evening, May I st. At ,S o'clock, p. m_ Consisting of Addresses, Musical. Numbers, Singing Readings, Etc. An Abundance of Pun and Frac Bring your Neigfibors and Friends and enjoy this First Year's Anniversary with us. No Collection.._ ._.THE ZURICH CREAMERY. 1 SPECIALS FOR 'THIS ME a Golden Patch Golden. Sweet Cala, per ,tin .... _...,..., Sunfiake Amonia, per pkv ac Orange Marmalade: 32 -oz. per jar .23c Tomatoes Na 2tin, 2 tins ------ ...__._15e St. Croix Castile ,Soap„ S hats Aylmer Pie Chexri , Solid Pack, 2 tins _ . , _ _ ....- _._ __ ..-25c Puffed Race„ 2 pks _ _ _ • _ _ .._.» . ._...,..2.5c Puffed Wheat,. icer Pkg. ... Old. English Na .Rubbing.ax, per .pint ..._.._.•..._��____.. isc Bee Hive Corm Syrup, 5-1'b_,paid .._..._....._..•34.c Lipton's Tea„ Reif Label, Half -fila _ . _ _ _._ _._. •.._ . _ _. _._._.._., _28c Dried Peaches.,. fancy quality., per .Soli.. _ _._.. _._._ .._...._ _.........15.c Macroni loose, ready cut, 2 Obs _ .. _ Rose Baking. Powder, .13l .tin .._._..... .... ...._» 1.4..e Cowans!,Cocoa„ 1. -lite ..... _ _..... ._r.... 23e Hillcrest paper„ "large .soft, 3 rolls _ .._. ,_ •.. .. _ . •_ 2S,c Pork .and Bean„ Zig-ox tin, 3 tins _ . _ _ .......... •..._ .. �25c: PrincesseS'aaap Flus, per pkg. .._.... _ _•_ 15c Women's and Children",s .Hose, per House Dresses,„ a .-._. __ ... ..__ 98c lie 1^25 Frilled Curtain.% good width, per pat Frilled Curtain;, Rear width per pair..._ ...._•._.49c Net Curta s ----... 455cpaiir to 2.25 • •,. h.• • • R N Highest Phase xas the crusher and three Tenders for trucking. After giving consideration to the same the following resolution was passed: That the Tender of Mr. William F. Jennison be accepted for the whole contract of operating and placing material in bin and for truck- Ing the crushed material unto the roads at the following prices: Twenty cents per cubic yard for operating the crusher and placing crushed mat- erial in the ;bin, and Seven .cents- per yard mile for trucking the crushed material unto the Township Roads. Terms and conditions mentioned in advertisement to be .included in the contract to be prepared besides other usual terms and conditions. Cuoncil, adjourned to meet again for the re- gular monthly meeting on Monday, May 4th, 1936, at 1.30 :o'clock in the afternoon.—A. F. Hess, Clerk. IMP STEPHEN COUNCIL The Council of the Township of Stephen met in the Town Hall, Cred- iton, on Monday the 6th day of April 1936 at 1 p.m. All members were present. The minutes of the previous regular meeting and the special me; eting held on the 21st of March we- re read and adopted. Following correspondence was read Letter from W. C. Pearce, Exeter, asking permission to place a few boxes of bees on the street south of Victoria Park. Permission not gran- ted. Letter from the Secy. of the Exe- ter Creamery Board asking the Twp. Council to arrange for the burial of an indigent whose remains are now in the receiving vault at the cemetery Clerk was instructed to answer letter by stating this matter should be tak- en up wih the Huron County Coun- l\Tr, Charles'Fritz was.at Hamilton 'the past week attending the funeral of his sister. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Rau and son Leonard 'are spending a few weeks in Detroit. Mr. and P'�rs. J. E. Hamilton and 'daughter Loris of London, spent the week -end at the home of J. Galster. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Jervis, of Clinton were Sunday visitors with .her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sylv. Wit- iner, Babylon line. , Mr. and Mrs. Herbert K. Eilber of Crediton were week -end visitors with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. 'f'ind Mrs. Ward Fritz. Mr. Peter Manson held a very sue- cessful sate of his farm equipment on Tuesday last. Mr. and Mrs. Manson have moved their effects to thteir residence in Hensall. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stebbins and daughter Elane of Grand Bend, we- re Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, H. Desjardine, LAUGHTER GALORE Don't hiss the ""Minstrel Show" which is said to be one of the best performances ever pua on in Huron County. Watch for Posters. IMPRISONED MEN FREED There was much rejoicing on Wed- cil. ..nesday noon when the two surviving Letter from the Deputy -Minister / ten, Dr. D. ' E. Robertson and Alf - stating that tenders must be called i -ed Scadding, who were imprison in for the purchase .of all materials Or c Nova Scotia mine since April 12, machineryeas the case may, be;•lbefi;z •en they were. down . in the mine making purchase. - . • .1When it caved in, were rescued,, tiy. F .W. Morlock,. Collector of taxes, ; the heroic miners of that province as reported that he 'diad completed the well as other miners, managed to dig collection of the 1935 taxes and out their way in to where the men were of a total levy of $45,095.11 the a- entombed. An unfortunate part was mount uncollected is $387.32. It that the third party Mr. H. R. Magill, was moved that the statement of the who was not so robust did not with - Tax Collector be accepted and the stand he exposures and passed away Treasurer is instructed to make a a few days previous. It was one of settlement with the Collector as pro- the finest efforts of heroism of the vided by law. miners who took part in •this work. Motion—That the following pay And will be an incident that will be • .Sheets and. orders he paid. long remembered in our fair Canada. S. White id 3 $2.25; C. Sims rd 5 • $10; L. Finkbeiner rd 8 6.15; H. Ye- A GOOD REPORT arley rd 9 2.93; P. Regier rd 10 14, The local Secretary Mr. A. F. Hess 31; D. O'Rourke rd 11 9.17; B. Mc- has received the annual Balance Cann id 12 15.17; S. Morrison rd 13 Sheet fromthe Hydro Electric Coin - '5.10; 1. Tetreau id 14 14.54; P. Dis- ,y Jardine id 16 19.10; W. Hodgins rd :mission of Toronto for the Zurich ja 14.38;eA. id 18 H. I System up to December 31st, 1935- 17Tu4r rd Latta 14.60; J. 7.10;Gir 2p I This report is about the best we have received in some time. Tha 31.09; W. Desjardine rd 21 2.60; ' ' ;receipts Smith rd 6 7.40 ditto 6.20 ; J. Krum , ' cusmare as .54,follows: Commercial i l rd 26 7.65 • E. G,aiser rd t24 26.97 • 'customers Street$3,0I.54, Commercial > $2.138^03; lights $693.00 and Geo. Eilber, Supt for March 18.00; Miscellaneous $70.41, making total E. Chambers, id 7 18.52; W. J. Stan- receipt of $5,968.98. While the ex - lake rd 2 15.05; N. Baker rd 1 3.25; penditure column is for power $3, - ditto 16.55; L. Hill rd 4 8.08; I. 928.24 and the total expenditures is Tetreau id 14 2.25; M. C. Sweitzer $5,622.14 which includes $403.00 set id 15 7.05; Can. Bank of Commerce cashing cheques 1.45; Faist Bros., groceries etc 12.50; C. Zwicker do $5; E. K. Felines do 16.99; J. C. Reid do 6.81; A. Baker refund dog tax $4 R. Taylor refund tax 1.00; A, G. Webb taking Mrs. Haggitt to hospit- al $4; F. W. Morlock bat, of salary etc. as Collector 57.50. The -Council adjourned to meet a - aside for depreciation, making a net surplus for .the year's operation of $3413.84, and the local system at present has cash on 'hand and invest- ed in bonds approximately $4,000.00, Which is a very admirable showing of the Local treasury. Our equity in the H.E.P.C. is $9,042.51, and depreciati- on and $4.730,60, making a total re- serve of $13,773.11 with the Com - gain in the town hall, Crediton, on mission at Toronto. The total num- Monday May 4th et 1 p.m, ber of customers at present are 170, Herbert K. Eilber, Twp. Clerk divided up as Domestic ].22 and Comn- merccal 48, The average paid by each customer would be about $34.46 for the past year. There as a move- ment on foot to have the line chang- ed coning into Zurich from 4,000 volts up to 8,000 volts, and this change would cost the local system approximately $500 but would give us a better volume of current when the Toad is the heaviest. and woeld take care of the local consumers. for a long time to come. HY.MENIAL Nies and :boys Work Shoes We have put in a Stock of Good 'Choice Quality Men's. lid Boys' Work Shoes, and invite the public to come in A quiet but pretty wedding took place .at the St. John's United Church and we can fit you up. mans, Stratford on Saturday, April 11th, when Miss Rose, youngest dau- ghters of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Leibeld of the Babylon Line, was united in marriage to Garfield, E. Broderick, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Brod- erick of near Exeter. The young couple will reside on the groom's fine farm near Exeter. The Herald joins their many friends in extending; congratulations. P-[llT IN A SUPPLY OF MEN'S AND WOMVMEN'S RUBBERS, MEN'S HEAVY RUBBERS, ETC. GGARFILED BROWN Victoria Street. Zurich, Ont. i E GIVE EXPERT WORKMAN- SHIP IN REPAIRING Your Patronage Solicited BRIDAL WREATH DIAMONDS SPECIAL VALUE 3 -.DIAMONDS . Have you seen the New En- graved Brida-7 Wreath WEDDING RINGS From $5.00 up. Hess, The Jeweller Phone 74 Zurich 'blue coal~ More Heat—Less Attention! The color guarantees thok quality Semet Solvay Coke Miller Creek and Rosedale n - Rosedale Alberta Tile and Brick W. R. DAVIDSON 1 Highest cash prices paid ft Eggs on a graded basis Phone 10 HENSALL . , 4,.®a• •.®ati4••••••*•••••• e••!••s44i 44444•4iiiriiiii•ty • • • A or 1 • WEMEET •♦•• •• 9 • ' ALL •• ♦• PRICE • :