Zurich Herald, 1933-01-19, Page 1Vol. XXXII'. Na. 28
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ZURICH, THURSDAY MOliNiNG, JANUARY 19 193a,
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Chester L. Smith, railarigatat
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HAY • COUNCIL
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The 'first sessioit of the Council of
the Township of Hay for the Year
1933 was held in the Town HallZur-
ich, on January 9th 1933, according
to the Municipal Act. The fallowing
subscribed to the Declaration of
Office : Reeve, Alfred Melick; Coma
aillors-Wm. Alexander. David Du.-
aharme, Edmund Walper and: .John
Geoffrey.
After the Councili became *maxi- meeting'
That the salaries • to be paid to
zed the Reeve, Alfred Melicie, gave a
township , officials for the year 1933
operation was the keynote
short address, and stressed Eliot co -
be fixed as follows; Clerk and Trees -
of success
urer for.Township 4360.00; for Tp.,
;and asked that all members of the
Roads, $20.00; for Telephone $350;
Council lend their co-uperatiant with
Caretaker $40.00; Auditors, $6.00
-the help of the ra.tepayers; and this
year's business
for T. and $2 far Telephoae; weed
would shear the re- Inspectar, 35c. per hour including
uit of such action when the year had
transportation; Board of Health $1
,drawn to a close.
A large number of corannunicatIons per meeting; Sanitary Inspector, 5..0c
for placing and removing cards in
were disposed of and the following country and 45c in Zurich, and 10c
resolutions were pasaed_ per mile one way; 50e for disenfect-
That the following be appointed .per
honse; $2.00 for inspecting air -
...officials of the Township of Hay for ich; $1.00 for Blake and $1.50 for
-the year 1933; Clerk. and Treasurer
A. .F. Hess; .Auditors L A. Routledge
and Geo. Deichert; Weed Inspector,
Louis Schumacher; Caretaker of hall
Sohn Albrecht; Member of Board of
Health, Ca C. Schilbe; Sanitary In-
spector, 'Western Dive J. Block, Eas-
tern Div., B. Cs Edwards; School At-
tendance officer, Western Division,
Fred Ducharme; Eastern Div., Geo.
Armstrong, and that a by-law be
prepared- confirming .said appointm
ents for passing at the next eounceil.
ST. PETER'S
:Evangelical Lutheran Church
• ZURICH - ONT.
"A Changeless Christ tar a alisag-
lag Wadi"
5h: -Luther League.
• :Saturday -Chair, Pratike.
..ZUNDAY SERVICRIS
111 a. nv-elestaan Sank*.
11.15 a. na--llsaday 3M.&
7.30 p. m.EnlizhService.
.1' Everybody WeICOIRMI to all Services.
R. Turkkeinak Video
Dashwood and 10c. per mile one way
That the Tax Collector be author-
ized to continue the levy of the un-
paid taxes for 1932.
That the Clerk be authorized to
subscribe for nine copies of the Mun-
icipal World, one copy for each of
the following: Reeve, Councillors,
Clerk, Assessor, Collector and Road
Superintendent.
That the annual meeting of the
subscribers of the Hay Municipal
Tellephone System be held on Tues-
day, January 31st 1933, at two o'-
clock in the afternoon.
That the following he sappointed
as Poundkeepere for the Township of
Hay for the year 3.933-A. Ingram,
0. L. Petty,. S. Schroeder, S. Greb,
W. J. Johnston, S. Hoffman, G. Bee -
Announcing
service for the winter months, b
we have lowered the price of breat
to 5 cents a loaf, over the countet.
For the convenience of our custo
ors .our bread will be for sale at th
Hillsgreen and Drysdale Stores. e
We have a good Cash Price on
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We have discontinued our countr
For Quality and Price call at
wheat flour.
REITH'S BAKERY.
ha Mr. and Mrs. Gid Koehler were
Sunday visitors with friends at Kit-
chener'
ker, „D. Schwartzentruber, Hy. Kru•
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NEW CASH PRICES
15 Bags or over Fine Chop per bag 7c
15 Bags or over Cattle chop, bag 5c
25 lbs. Pastry Flour ... . . . .. 35c
100 lbs. Pastry Flour at . . . . *1.25
100 lbs. Poultry Concentrate to make
500 lbs. Laying Mash, at $3.00
ZURICH FLOUR MILLS
asie e e awle eareaaratles
4Forerattibt
FOR SALE
AUTO FOR SALE
Ford Tudor, 1931 Model,
class condition. Apply to:
Rev. E. Tuerkheirn Zurich,
NOTICE
The annual meeting of the Zu;
Library Association will be held's,
the Library Rooms on Monday, 4,,
nary 23rd. At 8 o'clack p.m.
members are .requested to be pr
ent.
ANNUAL METING.
Mr. 'W. H. Pfile of Hensall was a
Wednesday visitor at the home of
Mrs. Lydia Pfile.
Mrs. Mary Filion of Santa Mnica
California, has been a visitor, with
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Horner for the
last week.
•Kaasag, And the following as fence House, on Friday Evenings JanuarY
H. Steinbach, J. Eckstein, and Albert
Viewers -D. S. Blackwell, J. Pfaff, erre Club Will be held in No. 12 schecil.
27th. At 8 o'clock, .for tite purpose
of Eleetina. Officers and taking in
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__a_ Parke, Fred Habetehe , and F.
for passisig at next Council meeting. this work.
'That John R. Roger, of Mitc.hell,be Joseph Ziler President.
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Watercourses Act. -----. APPLICATIONS
That By-law No. 2-1933 parading
for borrowing 1110:1d4 :ii, ,,t,1•:',:lt. ,*.... r,,,, a- 11:,„ Trm o'r A .,•4 0 q.'0.1' of the
penes be read theta tiseas enti fin- Tse seale el' Hav for the year .1988
all e passed.
That By-law 12-1932 regulating
extension telepbone set; aed eaten-
sion bells be repealed neal that By-
law No. 3-19a3 eenaleee eta rule.;
Hendrick and that a by-law confirm- new meip;ers. Everybody is anvite
ing said appointments be prepared ed to gland who is interested be
Blue Scranton Coal
IS CLEAN AND. NIFORtaft IT 'IS
Washed and Screened Beare at 'eav-
es the mix' le to remove all waste.
We Have All ,
The color Guarantees the apiaater
We also haver.
Gentline Sement Seivay Cokes, and regulations; eeel „es Li4; 0,,EI•i4,,b 1.,t4 • •..
Petrolleum Coke.. for extension 'sate !es weal kan titeas • Dated at 'Zuricla Jeneary 16th, 1.9M
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. ' and filially paased.
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Albert Hendrick, Secretary.
appointed as engineer of the Town-
ship of Hay under the Ditches and
will ba iefeeived by the Council of the
Township of Hay up to twelve o'clock.
in ate forenoon of Tnesday, Ja.nuaty.
a .i it, 1! a a. a eplicatioas tilto,0(* f,4,
• !oo.oe asselisl to unlerSigned ••an
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Merner, of
Betroit, are spending a few days
alith the former's brother, Mr. and
rs. W. J. Merner.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hess, and
Mrs. W. G. Hess spent Sunday with.
Mr. and Mrs. James Trevithick, at
Brinsley.
A.. a. HESS, la
Pocahontas and Miller Creek. - Thatthe ReCITO and Clerk be Clerk, fownship of Ha'
Our Motto is Quaritr aziest Service. authorized to sign and. submit to the
laighest CASH prices paid far Eggs Minister of Higeways of Olit, ton
On Graded b1itsis. petition of the Townehip of clay 'ho- questing
aung that dining the year S932 there
R DAVIDSON has been e ;pre. lea ee
amount
Phone No. 10 RENSeat ONT. Roads the sum of $10218.05 rind re- te,
'a -2-7n • - ---Ya-aaaa-aaa"-'-'a by the Tteasarel ot ass a oe tiship
of Hay shall be the amount of $10,-
sestaessees ssereelas ov e aaaara ereteee bond from bond-.
a Uompany. ena * a, e00.00 pees onal
0 bond,
I hai. tn. rate of pay I or work done
a
on
Township Roads for maintenance
during the yeat 1988 shall be fixed
.as follows! Man and team 40c hr;
alan only 20c. hr; Ceeeniaisner enly
25e. per hour;- Man and three horses
50c per br,
Ties ,C9erlc. was insiruct,,(1 ielvea-
eis • ale eaplasetiesei )r the teal=
,e2 a.,.1 ,•e• s Or
operating stone crusher and deliver-
ing crashed 'stone on the Township
roads.
That vouchers covering payments
Towriehip Ronda Telephone and
Accounts be paseed.
/gaaaleaip ao. a:ma-ea. 'lena-
anntrelaa; 8 $9.87; M. M. Russell nal
Martin, rd 6, 5.25 ; a. Ran-
nie, rd 6,, 4.7,; Ihentleoe Drysilale
erusiter account 1.85; Telephone Ac-
counten. R. Guenther, cartage .86;
vr, , ‘,• 4 .
• PAZI.JA ; "
refund 4.00; J. P. Rau, refund
la.eie; • 'P. Melsaae, 3 mons salary
500.00; Zinilch Central, switching 3
weeks 51.00; 11. G. HQS:3) labor, etc,
58.63. General Accounts -Nominat-
ion expenses 10.00; Tp. Clerk, reg.
births, marriages and deaths 21,25;
Wood for hall 18.70; J. Block, meals
for .tare.aeets 2.75.
That the Council adjourn to meet
again on Tuesday, January 31st, at
Et„,111z=frxt /Ern re"..wmt.M. rarsivimas• .n ea lock iii the forms -oil
Hese, Clovis,
eases at al v,1,4,4 '
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the statutory grant oe that
according to the Ontario
a et :eel emeedments thetas
Tiv,t; fueldaied
mo etiess
AS THE YEAR ONCE MORE DRAWS
TO A CLOSE AND THE SEASON OF
GOOD WISHES IS UPON US, VIVE
TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF. OUR MANY MANY FRIENDS:
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AND, MAY 1.933 ING YOU
HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY
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Mr. and IVIrs. Alf. Ings of 'Varna,
visited at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. 3. W. Horner one day
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Heck of Elk-
ton, Mich., Mrs. Irwin Reibling and
Mr. Arthur..Steinman of Pigeon,
Mich., were Sunda .visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. T. McAdams and Mr. and
Mrs. Wma Bassow, Bronson Line.
. The annual congregational meeting
of St. Peter's Lutheran church, Zur-
ich was held on Saturday afternoon
with a fair representation present.
Considerable buSiness wee transacted
rartathe.thesesenentaeassisfAaseare0
Council whose term of office`lad exe
pired, were re-elected as follows: F.
C. Kalbfleisch, Theo. Haberer and
Albert altalbfleisch. At the council
board meeting after the annual meet-
ing, Mr. Albert Kalbflatch was ap-
pointed as treasurer.
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WE BELIEVE WE CAN GIVE YOU THE VERY BEST
IN WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRS, WITH PRICES,
CONSIDERABLE LOWER THAT WHAT IS CHARGED
IN THE LARGER CENTRES.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION TO MAILED IN WATCHES..
Mess, The Jeweller
Phone 74 Zurich
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4.
While Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Hess,
and Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Williams
motored to London last Friday even-
ing, while passing through Exeter,
a Mrs. Fisher carrying her two-year-
old child, stepped out from behind a
car right in front of Mr. Hess' car,
with the result that the lady was
knocked down, with a fractured leg,
and the child was thrown against the
Windshield of the car. The injured
were taken to the hospael. Traffic
• Officer N. Lever was called on the
scene .of accident, and claimed the
driver of the car innocent. It is in-
deed regretable that so many people
carelessly walk into the path of a
travelling auto.
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Interesting Contest'
Mr. J E. McLinley, who has been
operating. a chicken hatchery at his
farm a few miles north of town, for
some years, has been conducting a
prize-winning contest, open to 1931,-
1932 customers who have purchased
two hundred or ' more chicks. The
contest consisted in a letter giving
the most reasons why you should buy
McKinley chicks for 1933 and was
won as follows: T. Hedie, Goderich
townshop; Lyle Hill, Brucefield; and
W. R. Stephenson, Varna. '
Varna Resident Passes
Death came very quietly to John
Beatty,_ one of the best known resi-
dents of Varna vicinity last •Flaterday
when after being ill for a day he
linseed peacefully away. He was born
on the farm on which be died, this
farm being purchased by his father,
the late Geo, Beatty, from the late
W. McNaughton, and which•has been
the Beatty homestead ever since, On
growing to early manhood MI. Beatty
fitted himself as a teacher and tau-
ght school for several ydars his first
school being three and a half miles
west of, Varna. Later he went to
Noenial and qualified for. a hatter
certificate and taught at diiferent
alaces, Varna being the last" where
he taught for eight years before set-
tling down to farm work. Mr. Be-
attie also was in partnership with his
•brother George in the general store,
Varna for forty years, .sening out 4
years ago. Three brothers and two
asters survive, one brother Launcelot
aeatle died sevartl years ago. Dc•
ceased was an Anglin'a in
MUTUAL SHOE STORE
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Find it so hard to get along There is nothing
more welcome than to be able to buy all Com-
modites as low in price as possible. Ana this
1440ilireiei4;39ghqiih' meetthis demand,by busing,
Right, We are able to sell at the lowest possVale,
Prices
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• Our Guide is the Mail Order Houses' Catalogue found
* on the Counter of Our Store for your reference and'
Ours while buying Goods at this store.
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I: For the wet weather and snow, We carry a corn-rl,,,,,.
•4; Line of Rubbers, Zippers, Goloshes, and Heavy 12.,,L.,: .!:.
and Lumbermen's Rubbers for Men.
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WE ARE MAKING A BIG REDUCTIOt
ALL WINTER GOODS, SUCH AS;
Underwear, Sweaters, Wind Break,.,re,
Shirts, Heavy.. Overalls, Wool Sock's., arid SIKJ -
ings, Hea-vy Rubbers and Shoes.
Also Prints and Gingharns, and Broadcloths:.
R. N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL MENEONANT
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