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Pa.tronize tthe
SCHOOL, REPORT
School Report. St, a:, I. S,. Hay
for the' first term. 'Those names
marked with an asterisk were absent
for one or more tests,
Sie IV :R;eta. Masse 74%
Jr. IV -Kenneth; Weller Ti; Eun-
ice Oestreicher 72'.71
Sr. ITI-Gerald Name $i$; Carl.
4estreicher 70.6.. Ebnore Rader 62
.8, Orlen Swartzerrtriib
Jr. III -Jack Weber 69'.4; *Esther
Price 68.4, Manilla 1VMTer 681.4; Hil-
da Rader 59.4; Wilda Becker 54.2;
Ernest Masse 52.0!
II -Eileen Miller 7 4.7, Louise
J+'inkbeiner 74.5;. Louise; Masse Cl.
I -Lorna. M1lles 874»3; Rosaleen
Miller 79.4; Dorothy Price 71.8;
Helen Miller 65.5e Lyda ffwartzen-
truber 59.2.
Primer -John Masse ZCr„ 'laniard
Pinkbeiner 75.4; 1Wetr1'a Miler 60.
Agnes Robertson, Teacher.
HAY COUNCIL
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The first session of the. Council of
the Township of Hay for the year
1934 was held i'n the Tarn Hall,
Zurich, ori January, lith, 1934, ac
cording to the ,11+2unicpa1 Act.. The
:Following subscribed to the Declar-
• ation of Office: Reeve;, A'efred Mel-
ick; Councillors: George W .13rm-
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T'HUSUAY M'IOH ING
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Chester L. Smith,
14.25 a year, U.S. $1.50 im lAckvIzeigta
$1.60 INN R1' E SRS $2 MAY BX ORAr+,. MX$
the ElfPaper
strong, , William H. Haugh, Max.
Turnbull and Edmund Wolper.
.After the Council became organ-
ized a ,short address was given by
the eeve, Mr. Melick,' asking the co-
operation and full consideration of,
all matters brought - before the Co-
uncil. After disposing of a number
of communications the following re-
solutions were passed:
That the following be appointed
officials •of the Township of Hay for.
the 'year 1934: Clerk and Treasurer
A. F. Hess; Assessor, W. H. Edigh
offer; Auditors, Wm. S. Johnston and
George Deiehert; Weed Inspector,
Conrad Siemon; Caretaker of Hall
J. Albrecht; Member of Board of.
Health, C. C. Schilbe; Sanitary In-
spector, Western Div., J. Block; Eas-
tern Division, B. C. Edwards; School
Attendance Officers, Western Div.,
Fred Ducharme; Eastern Div.- Win.
Dougall, and that a By-law be pre-
pared for passing at the next Coun-
cil meeting confirming the appoint-
ments
That the salaries to be paid to
Township officials for the year 1934
be fixed as follows: Clerk and Tre-
asurer, for Tp, $360.0.0 for Tai.
Roads $20.00, for Telephone 350.00,
and for preparing and mailing tax
notices and receiving return of pay-
ments $45.00; Assessor $100.00;
Caretaker of hall $40.00 ( uditors
$6.00 for Township and $2.00 for
Telephone; Weed Inspector, 35cents
per hour including transportation.;
Road. Superintendent, 35c per hous
including transportation; Bogard of
Health $1.00 per meeting; Selecting
jurors, -Reeve and Assessor, $2:•00
each, Clerk $5.00; Sani.tar y Inspect-
ors 50e for placing and rezno"vin
cards in 'country and 45c in. Zurich,
and 10c per mile one way. 50e for
disinfecting houses. $2.00 foe in-
specting. Zurich, $1.50 for Dashwood,
and• $1.00 for Blake and 1.0c per mile
one way, and that a by-law .conflrn
.Properly .Fated Glasses ing above be prepared for pastng at
next Council meeting.
That the following be appointed
Pound -keepers for the Township of
Tray for the year 1934: A. Ingram
Z). L.. Petty, S. Schroeder, 0.. (..rebs,
'W. J. Johnston, S. Hoffman, G,
Becker, D. Schwar.`,zcntruber, Ilenry
Krueger, F. Turnbull; :and Filbert
Denomme. And the following ns
'Sheep Valuators: J. Parke Fred J.
Ilaberer, and F. Kading. And the
following as Fence Viewers: -D. B.
Blackwell, J. Pfaff, Il. Steinbach,, J,
'Eckstein and Albert Hendrick, and
Evangelical -Lutheran a ch that a •by-Iaw be prepared confirming
said appointments for passing :at
• ZURICH -- OWL, next Connell meeting. •
C. E. ZU. RBR[G4 ,-
Will be at JHess.F Jew iMicy Store,
.Every Wedneed'alr AfCter•.aoein, :begin -
n g at 2 o'.clock to Y#0,7-6.11 witith
glasses.
PRICES MODERATE
ST. PETER'S
-.0'A Changeless Christ t to acIang.1 'That 'Um following be appointed
lag Wear' "Road (lomntissioners for the various
'Road' Divisions in. -the Township for.
the year 1934: and that a bylaw be
prepared for pawing; at the next Co-
uncil meeting confirming same.
Road No.' 1 (a) .M. M. Russell (b)
Parke (c) S. McArthur; No: 2, (a)
0 Aldworth (b) W. Coleman (c) 'H.
Belt (d) 'S. -Hopp; Rzl'. Na. 3 (a) C.
AIdworth `(b') A.. Mausseau, '(c) 0.
NOTICE
The Annual Meeting of the Idembers
of
ZURICH AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY
Will be held -in the
TOWN HALL, ZURICH
On
MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 1934
Commencing at 2.30 o'clock, p.m.
Businees-Receiving Financial . Re-
port, Election of Officers, Etc. -
J. P. Rau, President.:
E. F. Klopp, Secy-Treas.
ANNUAL
Insurance Meeting
The 59th Annual Meeting of
Members of
THE HAY TO WNSIIIP FARMERS'
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Will be held in the
TOWN HALL, ZURICH
On
the
Urriday, 8h: -Luther Le
:;:Saturday -Choir Practice.,
.,SUNDAY SERVICE
10 a. 'm. -German *•_
11.15 a.m.--Sunny S'ehisr•L
7.30 p.m.-Engtiakc Samba-
€ Everybody Welcomes to a¢il Seosiaas.
E. TUEREHEr i
�i111!Qf IlillUifiuillt !Milli it i i ° 'l to tfitk t11ll ilttlt IIUNlII /Bill IIIINIINIiINNIINII 1t
He7..a:IS:
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Grocery
WEEK -END SPECILLS
Fresh. Roasted Peanuts,, 1 lb...._...........:,..1 ilc
Navels Oiangpsi, . Dozen�.... 2Oc
Cranberries; Th.. _..��..-....... m .M.....l Tic .:
Frozen Vtfate Fs,„ ill :11 ..;..•�._..... »,.15c''
Ch pso0Lar Pkg, .19c
Granulated Sugar, 13 lbs
Heinz Cooked Macrouii, 'in. •':._ ... ,.. 1' 7c
Freak F1ti atad s-bceiie a's tai Han
,
Threads„ s Trios, laces, Etc.
culla
EGGS vititrigta
, Mune 165
...1771,37,717;7175Trffn 777
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Monday, January 29th,
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1934. At 2 o'clock, p. m..
BUSINESS=Receiving the Direct-
ors', Treasurer's and Auditors' Re-
ports. Election of Directors and
Auditors and the discussion of such
business as may be in the interest of
the Company:
Herbert K. Eilber, . Secretary.
Oscar Klapp, President.
Koehler; No. 4 (c) A. -Reichert Rd.
No. 5 (a) H. Pfaff: (b) A. C. Pybus,
(c) J. M. Richardson, Rd. No. 6 (a)
S. Martin (b) N. Foster; Rd.. No.• 7,
(c) Fred J. Haberer; No. 8 (a) A.
Smith, (b) - T. Steinbach, (c) John
Oesch; No. 9 (a) R. Miller (b) G.
Surerus (c) E. Erb; No. 10 (a)' J.
M. Ziler' (b) 'R. Adams (c) F.' E.
Denomirie; No. 11 ' (a) Wm. Fisher
No. 12 (a) W. E. Turnbull; No. 13
(a) I?. Sebade; No. 14 (a) Percy
Campbell (b) U. A. Pfile (c) E. Hen
drick; RI. 15 (a) J: Sararas; No: 16
(a) Wm. Ducharme; No. 17 (a) M.-
Corriveau; No. 18 (a) T. Dinsmore
(b). W. Farrell; Z. P. Village, H.
Steinbach.
That the rate of pay for work
performed on Township Roads for
maintenance during 1934 he fixed as
follows: 14Iaii. and team 35 cents+per
hour; man only 15c per hour; Com-
missioner only • 20 ,cents per :sour;
Maid and three horses, 45c per hour
man team and mower 55c per hour
gravel per yard 10 cents.
Thee: the Reeve and Clerk be auth
orized to sign and submit to the Min-
ister of Highways of Ontario the pe-
tition of the Township of Hay show-
ing that during the year 1933 there
has been expended on Township
Roads the sum, of $6892.33 and• re-
questing the statutory grant on that
amount according to the Ontario
Highway Act and amendments -there-
to.
- That the annual meeting of the
subscribers of the Hay Municipal Tel-
ephone System be held on Wednes-
day, January 31st, 1934, at two n --
clock in the afternoon.
That the Clerk be authorized to
subscribe for nine copies •ef the Mui [she was. married to Mr. Eilber, and
they lived on their farm till about
icipal World, one copy for each of eight years ago, when they built
:the following officials: Reeve, Coun 'themselves a fine home in, Crediton
tor and
cillors, Clerk, Assessor, Tax Collet } where they lived m retirement at.
. Road' Supt. the time of her passing. Deceased
That vouchers covering payments
was of a very cheerful disposition
and liad many warm friends who will
greatly miss her: She was in her
68th year, and- is survived by fur
sons,-Merner, Clarence, Elgin and
Russell Eilber all in Detroit. Three
daughters, (Mildred) is married in
Detroit; (Ila) married, in. Cleveland,
and Miss Lillian Eilber in Cleveland,
her sorrowing husband, Mr. C. Eil-
ber, who will miss her mostly. Also.
six brothers- survive: Wm. Merner of
,Winnipeg; Jacob Merner 'of Detroit;
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Guenther of
Dashwood were Sunday visitors in
the village.
Met Milton and Menno Oesch and
Mrs. E. Gascho motored to London
on Monday.
Mr: T. L. Wurni of Toronto, was
a week -end visitor with relatives and
friends in Zurich.
Dort't forget - the Baking Sale at
Johxiston & •Kalbfleiscli's store, on
Saturday afternoon, January 20th.
Mrs. Amelia Fuss who spent some
weeks in Detroit, returned to her
home .in town recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Mousseau and
daughters Betty and Joyce enjoyed
a motor trip to Woodstock and Tor-
onto the past week.
For The Home
Cuckoo Clocks
$6.95 and $8.95
VERY ORNAMENTAL
An Ideal Clock for the
Kitchen (Den) or
Living Room
COME IN AND SEE THEM!
its,. The
. Mr. and Mrs. Merner Eilber and
family of Detroit, were Week -end
visitors with Mrs. Eilber's parents,
Dr. and Mrs. Jos. Routledge. They
also attended the funeral of the for-
mer's mother, Mrs. Eilber at Cred-
iton -on Monday.
On Saturday, January 20th the
Zuridh Branch of the Women's In-
stitute are holding a baking sale in
the Store of Johnston & Kalbfleisch
Ilard`are store. This baking sale
is held in the interest of the Zurich
Pb!t Library and all members- in-
-teiested'. in the Library are asked to
co-operate . with the Institute and
make this baking sale a success.
POLICE TRUSTEES ORGANIZE.
The new board of the Zurich Pol-
ice Trustees met on Monday and
the following signed the Declaration
of-Ofi'ice : H. Eickineier, 0. Klopp,
R. F.: Stade. , Mr. 0. Klopp was then
appointed -as Inspecting Trustee for
the year, and Mr. A. F. Hess as Sec-.
retary, the road commissioner being
Mr. Henry Steinbach. The organiz-
ing of a fire brigade was then taken
up and the following were recomend-
ed as a volunteer fire brigade: W. A.
Reith, _M. ' G. Deitz, Lloyd O'Brein,
Earl Thiel., Leroy O'Brein, H. Mous-
seau, Len Prang, M. Schilbe, E Mous
seau. H. Mousseau as motor mech-
anic. Eeach member to receive 50c
for attending fire drill. Drill to be
held monthly: 0.. L. Smith was ap-
pointed Supt. - of the water works.
A grant of $25.00 was made to the
Zurich Library.
OBITUARY
Mrs.- ' Chas. Eilber, Dies at Crediton
Word was received here last Fri-
day, of the death of (Sarah Merner)
or better known as Mrs. Charles
Eilber; at her home, Crediton, on
Friday, after only a week's serious
illness with heart: failure, although
the departed was not in good health
for some. time. - Another sad part of
it is that Mr. Eilber, her husband
is just recovering from a very hard
attack of pleurisy. Deceased was a
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Gottlieb Merner, and was born in
Hay Township, where she lived till
for Telephone and Generalaccounts
be passed as follows:
Telephone accounts -Zurich Cen-
tral switching five weeks $85.00; R.
Taylor error and refund $7; P. Mc-
isaac, balance salary for three mon-
ths 460.00; Stromberg-Carlson 'Tela.
Mfg. Co., stIpplies 5,70; H. G. Hess,
Labor & c.., 61.70; S. Ropp, refund
rates 15.00.; General Accounts-El-
ection
ccountsEl-ection expenses_ 120.55; Tp. Clerk
meg. births, deaths and marriages
1933, $23.00; Out. Hospital re ind-
igent for three months 39.00; E. Tie -
Phone 74
Jeweller
Zurich
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Blue S canto Coal
ALL SIZES
Petroleum Coke, Servet Solvay Ce
Genuine Rosedale Alberta Lamp
Pocahontas and Miller Creek, aiwara--
on hand. •
AGRICULTURAL TILE and BRILL.
Highest CASH price paid for Eggs QM
a Graded Basis.
DRIED APPLES WAN'fl
(Must be dry and bright)/
W. R. DAVIDSON
Phone No. 1a HENSALL" arm,
,Samuel Merner of Hensall; George of
Dashwood; Edward of Stanley, and
roan & Son account indigent 1.75; "Merner of Zurich, who
Employee's' Liability Assurance Co.,1Mr.
bond for treasurer $40.00; J. Block I have the heartfelt sympathy of a
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meale Aar i;ianeleets 13.25..c7..acie 41ia:.Crimis. Tin fu 1,,ral
The . Council adjourned to meet' was held on Monday afternoon to
the Crediton cemetiery, with services.
again on Wednesday, January 31st,
at one o'clock in the afternoon.
A. F. Hess, Clerk.
in the Evangelical church, Rev. W.
11I;
Sippell, her pailor, officiating.
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HAVE IN STOCK
Several
LEATHER COATS
OVRERCOATS
LEATHER CAPS
SWEATERS
UDNERWEAR.
And Other Winter Goods
WHICH WE ARE. SELLING AT
Less Than Cost
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Cold Weaver NeedB
We have the Goods in stock that you require for the
Cold Weather, Such as Woolen Windbreakers, Wad
Blankets, Flannelette Blankets, Dress Goods, Flannel-
ettes, Military Flannels, Etc., Etc.
Also Stockings, Socks, Mitts, Gloves, Meat, Bay..g artiiBay..
Childrens' Heavy Rubbers, Sweater Coats and Pu
Over Sweaters. Hardware, Halteas and Hantess
Repairs, Special Prices on Overalls and Shirts.
Highest Prices Paid for Good Bright Dried A.]?
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS" ON HAND.-
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