Zurich Herald, 1933-10-12, Page 1al
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ZURICH., THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 121933,
Chester L. Smith, 1?;
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Capital Theatre
Goderich -- Phone 47
Now Playing—Buck Pones in `°The
'White Eagle %
Mon., Tues., and wed
NANCY CRROLL and
EDMUND LOWE
Aided by an all Star east in a suave
and modern croak play
1 Love That Man!
Thurs., Friday and Saturday
'CHARLIE MURRAY and
GEORGE SIDNEY
presenting another of their famous
character coroefu
• `THE COHEN'SI and
KELLY'S in TROUBLE"
• Coming- A Sensation "KRAAKATOA"
(atinees--Wed. and Sat. at 3 p.
ST. PETER'S
lEvangelicai Lutheran Church
ZURICH. -- ONT.
"A atangelen Christ •rr .i Chang-
ing World"
.friday, $h:—Luer League.
:Saturday—Choir Piattlice.
:SUNDAY SERVICES
10 a. m.—German. Sande*,
11:15 a.m.---Su*daf 5Idoesl.
7.30 p.m.—End . Service.
Everybody-Weeconne look *11 liee%eico .
E. TUERKHEiif. Pastor.
Blue Scranton Goal
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;AGRICULTURAL , TIDE and BRICK.
Dominion of Canada 1933
Refunding Loan Prospectus
on Page Four of this Issue.
•
-leavy Mushroom Crop In-
dicate.s Severe Winter
Take it from"Patrolman Samuel de
Zenzo, the mushroom expert, we're
headed for a severe,old-fashioned
winter. De Zenzo predicts his win-
ters by mushroom crops. A small
crop means a mild winter. An av-
erage crop an average winter. But,,
when there's a bumper crop growing
all over the place, as there is this
year—button up your overcoat, ad-
vises re Zenzo.
Child Sees First Rain
A report from Regina states a 3 -
year --old child in. Southern. Saskatch-
ewan experienced the sight of falling
rain a few days ago. for the first"
time in her three years. The child
cried—Daddy, take me home, quick;
someone is throwing water on me.
The story is vouched for by the Hon.
G. Bryant, Minister of Public Works.
Althoughrove all know'that lards of
Saskatchewanhave been without
rain for long periods, the fact was
not driven home until this occurred.
Given Time to Raise Fine,
But Return To Take Jail
Given a week in which to raise
money to pay a $10 fine for driving
an automobile without an operator's
permit. Edward Forrester, a young
man from Brussels, on Saturday
afternoon walked into Magistate
Reid's office,• Goderieh, and said that
he warunable to raise the money and
asked for commitment paj ers to the
feounty Jail. He vvas accommodated
:and made the trip .,P
unaccom anied to
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or eynnids':limestone palace,
where he will spend the next tea
days.. 'Forrester was quite eheerful
:Mout it all. "See you in 10 days,"
dice :called back as he waved his hand
and proceeded down North street en
ji:xoute to the bastie.
Leavitt's Theatre
EXETER -- ONT.
Thurs., Friday, Sat., Oct. 12, 13, 14
TIM McCOY
in
"FIGHTING FOR JUSTICE"
Comedy — Cartoon — Newsreel
Mon, Tues., Wed., Oct. 16, 17, 18
"MEN MUST FIGHT"
a Metro Goldwyn Meyer Picture
Featuring
DIANA WYNYARD, Beautiful Star
of Cavalcade, supported by. Lewis
Stone and Philips Holmes.
Taxi Boys Comedy "Bring em back
a wife. Sportreel.
Thurs., Fri., Sat., Oct. 19, 20, 21
.THE WARRIOR'S HUSBAND
Feature Comedy, with
Elissa Landi, Ernest Truex, David
Manners, Charlie Chase. Comedy.
"NATURE IN THE WRONG"
Cartoon
Coming—"Carnival with . Matheson
Lang, noted English Actor."
erich Tp. The second breaking in is
alleged to have taken place on Sep.
29th, when $5.75 in cash was taken.
Sentenced at Walkerton to three
years in penitentiary and two years
less one day in reformatory. Norval
Precious and Charles Kent, respecti-
vely were brought to Goderich by
Provincial Constable McCoy and Fox
and lodged in county jail. Their of-
fences were breaking • and- entering
and theft. On Friday, Precious and
Kent _will appear before Magistrate
Reid on sunilar charges, alleged to
have been. committed at Grand Bend
in August. 'It is, ehaiged. that th4v
entered one home and stole five $50'
American bills, using two of the
bank -notes for a down payment ria
an automobile. This, ani the fact
that Precious is said to have tender-
ed an American $50 bill as payment
for a small tali fare attracted atten-
tion and eventually led to their ar-
rests. .Both accused reside in God -
In Police Court erich.
Ilecanzse he failed to signal for a
'Iefthand turn, Thus causing axe acci-
deiltekeex. Edgar, 'Gerrie, was fined
$2: Jo ^and costs in traffic •court on
Saturday 'last by Magistrate ;Reid.Al1
-other traffic cases were adjourned.
Charged with breaking and enter-
ing by night. Harry Proctor, age '21
and Hedley Prowse 19, Gederich
young men, were arrested by Cermr-
stable T. Gundry. Appearing be-
fore Magis. Reid they were remanded
to jail for one week to permit .police'
investigation. The accused pair erre
alleged to have twice broker into the
garage rof 'Jolen Toggar'th, Ratatal0
=11Rghest CASH price paid far Eggs,e ni St. ran the 'first •occasion, wept. 15,
a Grade, Bas- 'they are dhargecl widish. stealing :air
lelectric drill, one pair of bolt cutt-
W. R. DAVIDSON
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ers and four wrenches with a 'to'ta'l
mine of :$bb. 'The eieetale &ill was
HEAmy ONT. recovered at Procter's; home nxi Gsad-
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HAY COUNCIL
The regular monthly meeting of
the council of the Township of Hay
was held in the Town Hall, Zurich, on
Monday, October 2ncl, with all the
members present. The minutes of
the previous meeting were adopted
as read.
After disposing of the eommunie-
ations the following accounts were
passed:
Township Road's—John Oesch, rd.
8, $3.50; Tp. of Stephen, cement tile
$2.70; Dominion Road MViacrnnery Co
repairs for crusher, $18.78; E. Erb
road 9, $62.89; N. Foster, rd. 6 $12.-
20; R. Adams, rd.10, $18.39; 0.
Koehler rd 3, $1.20; W. Fisher, rd.
11, $178.75; G. S:arerus,rd. 9, 866•-
22; T. Dinsmore; rd 15,. $,6.40; S.
Martin, rd. 6, $5; G. Armstrong rd.
2, $1.60; R. Miller, rd. 9, $3.50; A.
Mousscau, rd. 3, $45.76; W. Farrell,
rd, 18, $1.85; A, Smith, rd. 8, $4.40;
Bonthron & Drysdale, acct., $3.80;
W. J. Jarrott, repairs, etc. $49.99;
W. J. Harvey, trucking $258.52; S.
1VIeener, timekeeper at crusher, $24;
T. Welsh, gravel $52.16; T. Stein-
bach, rd. 8, $12.05; Telephone ac-
counts -Bell Telephone Co., Tolls,
July, to August, $283.91; Dept. Nat-
ional Revenue tax on calls, $8.87;
Stromberg-Carlcon Co. supplies $2.-
52; Northern Electric Co'. supplies,
$11.99; E. R. Guenther, cartage,',
$2.45; Zurich Central, switching, 4
weeks $68; Treasurer Stephen Tp.,
refund 'i'e- tolls, $1.35; P. Melsaac,
sala7d, efe:; 3 months, $605.58; • II.
G. Hess,' salary, etc., $138. Gen-
eraT Adcounts-�-D. Gestetner• Co.,
supplies, $5.72; G McCubbin re drain
award,, $69; Tp. Clerk, re drain n
wards,' etc,, $31.50; wood for town
+hall $28; postage on tax notices $.t9
?,welch Agricultural Society, grant
$50; Grand 1341111 School 1''?r. +.:rt.
r5; Melick 1 ro3., part paynu nt a-
waitl dreitie co:li:act $e5.
The Council adjourned to meet rc
vein on Monday, ;`.november 6th, at
I.:;0 1)'11e, in the,
afternoon,
A. l+', Hess, Clerk,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ravelle and
family of Grand Bend, were m town
one day last week.
Mr. Daniel Smith, who spent three
weeks with friends at New Hamburg.
Hamilton, Brantford and Arkona,
returned to his home here on Sun--
day.
Mr. E. F. Klopp, Secretary Treas-
urer of the Zurich Agricultural So-
ciety wishes to advise the public that
he is now in a position to pay out
prize monies, and will be at his home
on Tuesday evenings and Saturday
afternoons and evening for the same.
Mr. and Mrs. . David Schnell of
Aberdeen, Sask., and Mrs. W. C.
Wagner were royally entertained by
Mr• and Mrs. Harry Hayter, of the
Goshen Line, Stanley, to a sumptu-
ous fowl dthner one evening' last
week, and needless to say everything
was of the best, and a big evening
was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. David Schnell of
Aberdeen, Sask., who visited for sev-
eral weeks with friends here left on
Sunday for Kitchener, the first step
towards their home, they will also
visit at Guelph and Toronto, before
leaving for the West. Their many
friends in this part enjoyed this gen-
ial couple's visit very much this fall.
The annual election of officers of
the Junior League of the Evangelical
Church was held on Thursday, Oct-
ober 5th, with Rev. E. Burn presid-
ing, and resulted as follows: Presi-
dent, Grace Meyers; Vice -President,
Allan Gasch`e; Secretary, Mary Mer-
ner; Treasurer, Doris Meyers; The
meetings are held on Thursday even-
ings of each week.
The Zurich Agricultural Society
held their first meeting• after the an-
nual fair last week, and found every-
thing in fine ship shape. According
to indications the gcsctety will close
the year with a nice little balance on
head, regardless the hhaavy list of
prize winners that have to be paid
out. And also considering the de-
pressing times we are paseina throug
The local builclings are rapidly un-
der way. The floor of the business
part of the Sehilbe block is' Fed, the
roof finished. In the Yungblibt block
the veneer bricks are being put up.
the roof is also on. In the Itaist
block the baking part is' n cring
completion. Fire has been in the
oven and by the end of the week
will be about reday for operations,
provided' the machinery arrives.
Auditors' Final Report
The total shortage in the accounts -
of Gordon Young, former caunty
treasurer, caw serving a prison teemfor theft, conspiracy and destr`oction•
and mutilation of county record?;, is
$11,845.21& Of this amount $4,22T.3'3'
was taken' in cash and $7,623-.96 by
cheque. The figures are contained
in the report of F. H. Gibbs, C.A.,
just completed, a voluminous, one:.
It was filed 'with a statement of clbim
with the local registrar, supporting•x
writ issued some time agcy against
Young, which also seeks an injunct-
ion to prlevent the convicted' treas.ur_.
er from disposing of hie property;
The audiit; a copy of which has been
forwarded to Warden J. Ballantyne,
covers the years 192Ve1930411-32'
and up, tint] August 18th, 1933, the
date of the Treasurer's arrest. - Partof 19 and all of .1928, ,ring
whicle the convicted maw held• vffi'ee,
are not included in the''audlt. The
audmrs' report given, in minute. de-
tail,
at the outset -eves' ;a table. off'
deilslc.atlons by yeers,• under tree c d•
woes of "Receipts;"' mean ng' • cash
taken .in and not accounted
` lor,and
°"elreques`.' or• money d,rawt frein the
County of Hume. accotrrrt by Young
and deposited in. leis own current and
savings accounts, 'Young alone
signed' county cheques while he was
treasurer. The table:
Receipts Cheques Tota',
111^•..9 .. 708.58 1090.00 1'798.58:
1930 , . 1270.66 1420.00 2090.66
1931 . . 1071.58 1826.50 2898.08
1 >3'2 , . 719.98 2837,46 3557.44
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