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;U mCH5 THURSDAY W101. -IN
Reduction of taxes is what vve need
Brut the problem is where to :Cart;.
Gold
'to new
laid see
output in Canada is soaring
heights. The year 1936 sho-
e production of $195,000,000
Farmers! A do
We have been appointed selling
Agents for the celebrated Viking
Diabolo Cream Separator, the separ-
ator with a ten year guarantee. Let machine demonstrate this a.chine to you
and compare it with all others. And
don't forget, the best feature is the
unusual easy terns., Liberal allowance
for trade-ins.
C. SCRRAG & SODS t€44
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONT.
"A Changeless Clarke for a CiiaeCfr.
ing World?'
Friday, 8h—Luther Leagae..
Thursday—Choir Practice
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a. m.—German Sea -Nice -
11.15
e sic.
11.15 a.m.—Sunday School.
7.30 p.m.—English sex'i
Everybody Welcome tax. ail Sera ices.
E. TUER$CHEIMIT i eater.
You seed Glasses?
Stop and Think how ierta;at it iss
that you wear eorrect glasses ---tor=
rectly prescribed for your maim.Correctly styled to rum face. Tour
health may largely depend on keen
vision.
See C. E. ZURRRIGG, l.. 0.
At HESS JEWELER' STORE
Every Tuesday at ZURICH 14.t Dashwood, Saturday, at Prile's
Store
the Seo
In Magistrate's Court
A fine of $25 and costs was im-
posed by Magistrate Makins on Thu-
rsday, at •Goderich an Clifford W.at•.
sin, of Kippen, for operating a gam-
ing house in which there were two
slot machines. Watson iss a hotel -
keeper. The machines were confiscat
ed. "This is clearly a case of con-
ducting a gaming house,'' sand the
-magistrate after hearing evidence,
which showed that no confections
were in the one machine when the
police called. Two similar cases a-
gainst C. Beadle, of gullet Twp., and
Robert Green of Hensall., were ad •
journed for one week at trie request
of the accused.' Bail was fixed at $200
Elmer Moore, Ashfield, who pleaded
a week ago to' the theft of tires and
rims from a truck, was sentenced to
30 days and was ordered to pay
costs. In default he is to serve two
months. A Wingham trucker, F•riik
Vanner, pleaded guilty to a charge
of converting $70, property of Mrs.
M. McIntyre, and -was remanded one
week for sentence. Vanner took a
load of Mrs. McIntyre's stock to To-
ronto, sold it, and spent the proce-
eds.
Hensall Colwell Minutes
The inaugural meeting of the 1937
Village Council was held on Jan. 11,
at 11 a.m. in the Clerk's office with
all members present. All members
of :the Council having taken the oath.
of allegiance and declaration of offi-
ce before the Clerk and after consid-
erable discussion of various matters
the following motion was passed:
e ews, a
ities; Dept. of public Welfare; Firs
brook, Monteith & Co; Amusemer
Revenue Branch; Judge -T. M. Co
te]lo,; Goderieh Old Home Wee
Assn.; Huron Expositor and Jame
Sangster. Same filed.
Bills and Accts. read:
M. Johnston, postage $4.00; On
Asson. of Rural Municip., $5; Hun.
Expositor, printing 3.85; J. Pasen
ore labor, material 1.75; T. M. Coe
tello, Judge Court of Rev. $20; Sch
001 Board, current expenses $100
Hensall Hydro 6.85; G. Walker ml
transients 3.50.
That by-law No. 1, 1937 a ipoini
ing officers be given first readin
Officials are: J. A. Paterson, Clerl
C. Cook, Treasurer; F. G. Bonthro
assessor and tax collector; Geo. Fe
Constable; Nelson Blatchford sant
tary, weed and bread inspector; D
Smillie medical officer of Health;
Follick and Mrs. H. Hilliard inemb
ers of the Public Library Board, Ge,
Walker caretaker of Hall; also man
ager of Hall and the Park, Firstbxo.p
Monteith & Co., Auditors; Geo. 1^Itz+
son manager water tank, Carl.Pa
more motor mechanic Fire Dept.'
That above by-law be given 2n
and 3rd reading and finally passed.;
Motion, that the resolution as p
pared by the Bank of Montreal:' l
adopted.
That by law No. 2, 1937 borrowin
$9,000 be given first reading. • ,
Jas. A. Patterson, Clerk:
JANUARY 28 1937.
followthe Local
Huron County Council
That we now adjourn to meet again the January meeting of itl
at 8 p.m. this evening. Huron County Council last weer
The first regular meeting of the yr. Reeve Eckert of McKillop was eierf
was thten held at 8 p.m. in. the Co-
uncil 'Chamber with all members be- Liberal mates, - as stated last weeTh
ing present. Minutes of the pr:evio- Mr.. Eckert is well qualified for t
(rmstl sx$'"
' read: and 'adopted. .. :- ' • pgsiti4` '5"11 ;r ?,:i4A.iiai140. r
Qka- Fee reported re Poll Tax col-, also m kris opening remarks.
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At
r
-esar y k -*
M. Wilfred Moueseau of the Zur-
eh Read, east, is spending a week at
wonto visiting with friends.
Mr. John Neusthwanger has retar-
d from two weeks visiting' with fri-
ide'at Stratford and Kitchener.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Rader, and
aughter Lylyan and Miss Gertrude
ober were Sunday visitors with
',lends in Dashwood.
Mr. Irvin D. Smith of Hamilton,
led on his father and brother, Mr.
niel and C. L. Smith, respectively
Wt"dnesday.
Mr. E. M. Dagg's Sunday School
ss gathered in the home of Mr.
:1 Mrs. Len Erb on the Parr Line,
t Friday evening. After the elec.-
n of officers, over which Rev. E.
'n presided, .a very happy social
ning was- spent.
rhe terrible ice storm ..on Sun -
afternoon made the highways in
fiery dangerous condition and tra-
was almost paralyzed and it was
germs to venture out on foot as
on foot as with a vehicle. The
walks in town are in a terrible
iition and if people would sprin-
a little salt or sand on these dan-
us places it would make it a
le lot safer to walk about.
Died at London
rord.was received in Zurich on
a aeeday morning of the death in
i�pn, Ont., of Mrs. George Son-
i ormerly Emilie Held of. Dash -
neral �v•lj take place,
1r den, at 10 o'clock on Friday
•
Iections. Motion, That all unpaid report inspector E.. .Beacom gav+e.4!; railing. Services in St. Boniface
Poll Taxes on or after the 30th of some etatistisc regarding West Hur s aura,
January be handed into Court for on Inspectorate. The average salary' :
i
, in rural schools shows an increase i'or;.'i•: omens Institute
collection.
the first time in six ears„ been Wane
-
ported
G. Bonthron tax Collector re•Y g, °I The Zurich Branch of the Wan.-
ported re unpaid taxes as being $622 as compared with $614 last yr ^ ens' Institute will hold their monthly
$120&00. Motion, that we extend, 12 teachers out of 124 are nowe ,,;