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Vol. XXXV o.216
ZURtCH,.TFW1 S,iDAY,
'a
JANU RV ,
19 35.
_ bver L. Sen thq �r.:"
X,25 a year, U.S. $1.541P .in Advol
445 0114 A.I.ItEAIta. >•.e, x ki.4'0441./44004*,.
our many Uuttorners an
May WONT Beer; $ mega!
TeDrink It
Itis legal for a man to brew his
town beer, but Riegel for Iiineto think
it. This be effect, was a decisian
-reached by Mag Arnold:` nL Chatham
last week • in a judgment ' .banded
down on a legal point connern ngthe
:operation of the D. C ..EL in tconuseetr'
ion with home brewed. bee i made ;ac -i
,cording to notice required by the Ex--;
cise Act. He finds. thine * no ',reason
-why 'the Provincial ant should, net•j
-take effect. As a reser of the decis-
ion, believed to be Fthee' first given. on
this point, Steve Gari 'was con-
victed of consuming liquor nom- Fur-
-chased
u•chased under authesolLy of a permit
and was fined $20.. Be was given
beer by a man at whose place he
lboarded.
M. L. A_'S SALARY NOT
TO BE GUT
Toronto -It became known at
Queen's Park last week for the first
time, that the salaries of the Hep -
}burn Cabinet ministers are not sub-
ject to the deduction which apply to
-the salaries of thec eg service, the
Provincial. Hydra fission and
the Liquor Contral. Board- The rens-
On given is that where. premier Hep -
Do You Need [asses?
is
burn rind,has ides,,,came •hlto;power
last Julythey voluntarily accepted a
$2,000 cut in the $10,000 annual
,.drawn by the rninieters of the
former governs tent, which is mw cut
to ":$8,000 salary of cabinet Ministers
Members of the Legislature Will 'be
pleased to learn that there -w111 be
is cut this session in their custom-
ary $2;000 indemnity. Authority for
that :assurance is none other tl%an
Acting Premier" Harry C. Nixon.
"There was no 4'ut last year'" said he
"and: there will be none this session."
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NOMINATION
The annual nomination of the Tp.
of. Hay was held is usual, the last
Monday afternoon in the old year,
that was Monday afternoon of this
week. There was quite a large gath-
ering present and the meeting was
quite interesting- The Clerk, Mr.''A.
F. Hess read the following names of
the nominees: For Reeve, A. Melick,
Max. Turnbull; E. J. Walper,. David.
Ducharme,. George Armstrong and. E.
F. Klopp. For - Councillors: Geo
Armstrong, Wm. Haugh, E. J. Wal- ..
per M. Turnbull; Fred:••Coxbett,. ,and ardship, Mr. Hauch also expr.a ed
Fred 'gatherer. After. these,.dames 'himself ver y optomistic asto the bet-
terwere read•off the gathering became times and condition ahead of
orgalnized in a. public meeting with He went over the portion of the sea k
the Clerk, Mr.. A_ E Hess acting as
in his district three, new abutments
chairman. The, first man to tall uli were required which. were built, tie
do seas the'reeve, Mr. :A.';A elick`'who Tp; spent no more on charity tlidlr•
'eked upon the co-operation of the
ratepayers in weed cutting on the Tp
roads, also that the roads were in
rood condition. He then referred to
Huron County Council books as in
excellent condition with good offic-
iais at Goderich;. by good manage.
t 'pr, tw T , . C*1ox:
hoe Repair
COAL
1 wish to advise the Public
am in a position to . do all kirtc
shoe repairing, and solicit you
ronage: Give us a trial for
workmanship:'
GARFIELD BROWN
Zurich' — Ont.
IN MEMORIAM:
In memory of Milton B. ,Fink e
whe died one year ago, Janua
1934.
Deep in our hearts lies a-picti,:,
Of a loved one gone to rest.
In memory's frame we will kee
Because he was one of the best
Our lips cannot speak of our son
Our hearts cannot tell what to.
God only knows how we miss h�
As we think of how he went a
Remembered by Mr. and'Mrs. I r-
rington F inkbein
,ry
p,.
s;.
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Miss. Catherine Mernee to{'c on Mon-
day, for Elmira, where she has
ed a' position on the teachinc �taff,
Mr. Carl Burn who e , e holi-
days with his parents a • t va eel-
leal parsonage left for' London ie
re he is a travelling salesman.
Misses Grace Meters. and Theresa
Zettel of town Wee Saturday visit-
ors with Miss• Gladys Gingerich of
the Goshen line, south.
Commencing with the new year
the local stores will be closed on Tu-
esday:evenings for a few months or
till the work starts in the spring.
Watch
a
Repairi
A SPECIALT-
With Prices Cous
Lower than is charged:
Larger Centres
Mr. Gerald Bedard, who is on the Special attention to D;'
Toronto teaching staff and who Watches
spent his holidays with his parents
here, left for that city to resume Hess, ���
his duties. •
Mr-, Gordon Walper who is at pres-
ent
res
ent'•in the State of California, ar-
rived .at the home of his ,parents, Mr.
and; Mrs. Casper Walper on Monday',
afternoon. Gordon, with his V-8
was necessary, thanked electors ror Ford left California on Friday and
the support .given last election. + r. made the some three thousand miles
Max. Turnbull was the next council- in four days,, which. is travelling
for called upon and he,greatly thar l - pretty lively, and we.presume he
ed the elcetors for their support "f noticed quits a -difference bete e; n
a year ago,.and especially. in hila the . climate; in Ca_,' r "' a id , fc
home pole did he he receive g "off ec all on Nevi �c
tette- Mr, Turnbull . r' a la y ... ;-.y
�t>�➢1tt9lC'_._:. �. '"T£17PHh ._ .. `4.. l.S � ve: '� I rR
Fop and Thinks hew imPartAirtt, deficit- • will be wipeal ou t with i.: nice ious councillors he= gave 'a . goo
that you wear correctos'- balance on hand- The jailer reported port of the work they d. 'int 'r
rectly prescribed for your .-sitar .65 inmates with a cosi of 3 a per' various die ricts M y. T-urbull. t ►o;
Correctly styled >:
to yrr Tem day for food. The Hoarse etRefuge.� ught`that as he lived in the, `sout iwest
health may .large%( acs !!teen has ,gg inmates, 17 mew and .2 ;deaths part of the ' township , he was in
during the. year, . this institi titan is I good position •to keep in touch wit!
vision.
See a E: ZUHLSIG•G, R. O. i also very :well managed. The county the condition of the roads. The Tp. ception of the treasurer, Dr H. H.
had much extraexpense,,,
..ha
At IiE�S JE;WFs>`.IItYasTd>)� �, , ,s�ient .pn;-the, Zurich read Che IP.as�,;•+ ,...„ ..lf, of a Cawari, who resigned. e: poctlor�
EveryTuesday at ZIAILCH 1 er-IX .$1,818•79,.. and the ne , '. 'painting outfit was; still ; t be aids + y'';' 'i''' g g `i manual
j �'Y�r�,+ . ,. , r 4,,; paid; r�a8° a ver encoura in f,
mail through Zurich cost ,$ 1cs 42. f and ire' thought, that they done retty, T ' ;
sa ,. .. ,drs�r p repo t for the Past year w%th a pica
t Dashwood well
ice
Phone 74
rich
We Take this Opportunity c
anki ,g :,all our , Customer
for •-their patronage in
1934.
And wish them a
APPY and PROSPEROUS' .
New Year
W. R. DAVIDSON
IIENSALL
Phone 10
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.The annual election of officers' for
the Evangelical Sabbath ,School' was
held on Sunday morning'by the con
gregation. Practically all the.old
officer's were re-elected with the ex-
.$1% 4PE� ,
Evangelical:, L t
ZURICH — CINNT•
'"A Changeless Christ for el .CLaage
much .smaller than the previous year 1 favorable as considerable more tax--
wliich :vias cover .$600. Charity work j of Dees cember. received The' new nom the
for
has. encreased, 'Township has to pay ”
a0 % elf sickness on relief patients (ecce-, D. Ducharme, and E. F. iuopp
taken' to"hosliitals_ Government
spoke for some time, then the new
xoaii.rgraa>t is ever ,$2,000 less than' nominees for •councillor, Mr. Fred
1933. Wm. HaugT� was the next co- I Corbett and Fred Haberer were cal-
•�cillor, 'an8, expressed himself as I led upon -and they spoke briefly. Then
;Pleased -With so many But, and ft is the three councillors who were nom-
[t�eHELiyr Pastor.
• our duty to give account of our stew- mated for reeve were called upon
Mr. Turnbull and Mr: Armstrong who
also spoke very briefly; but Mr.•• E.
Walper the councillor, nominated for
reeve. took considerable time in ex-
pressing himself, he though he would
be all set if no one else would be
running for reeve. In election time
Friday, 81i Luther Leaagti
Saturday --Choir
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a. m.—German. 'Service
11.15 a.m,—Sunday Schoal_.
7.30 p.m.—Emend'
.Everybody Welcome Ter
E. TUF
},GiaY., uncillox:•was ivIr." !e xg,e, eonsideriiig, aind, gzose8 with
'Atinstrong who greatly thank ,the
the seasons greetings. Mr. E. Wal
rate,pa�*ers, of a,year ago fox:klectiipg .per was the last of the old,�•councillor.•s
hiu's,L and adeemed it a'great• privr"l, .e,g+e,_ ,. o. be called upon and in his, opening:
resistaiAliility and duty, and tin, turn: ;,rer'narlcs stated that he intends to
�do a lot of talkini he has been el-
stated
Treasurer,Edwin Gascho.•The
hasegmm�n the sliest he had, there was8, bel;
good unity in, the council. The weed ected b years on old council, he went school in general enjoyed a very pro -
gave
MI .is $300 less than 'a year over the work done in his district. sperous year.
ago, and he.quoted the repair bill of After this, the Clerk, Mr. A. F. Hess,
the;stone crusher of $263.60 and in have his statement as treasurer up- POLICE TRUSTEES
the spring it ;cost $165 to repair it to -date subject to auditors and this
made the balance figures look more On Monday evening in the Town
before they could start, but this was g
Hall the annual Police Trustee nom-
ination took place with a fairly at-
tended' gathering. The former trustees
Oscar 'Copp, Hy. Eickmeier and R.
F. Stade were present and gave an
account of the year's work and re-
ported as very little improvements
being matte, only a few repairs to
sidewalks; etc. The deficit which
was created' the previoi:es by the pur-
chase of the pressure tank and new
pump was reduced by about $100,
and it will take several years to wipe
this out unless the taxes are raised.
The local water system is now on a
fairly good paying basis, as the re-
venue was about $70 more than the
balance on hand - The officers elect
ed `are as `' follows: President, Mr.
Garfield Witrner;,lst Vice President,
Ei 'Gascho; 2nd Vive President'
Leroy O'Brein; Secretary, 'Pearl 'Ga -
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AND MAY 1935 :BEING YOU
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he is out to win and stands for team= cost of pumping. A number of
-work. 850 men in, the township co- things were tip for discussion one
uld possibly work on roads of which of which was the going out of the
only 183 did any work on roads. Mr local fire fighting equipment in the
Walper. thought that for reeye a country in ease of a fire: The chair-
man should be well qualified, he did man, Mr A. F. Hess then called on
not think the ,1934 :council was pro.' the local Hydro Superintendent to
perly organized, councillors should give a report for the year, and re -
not think of salary, but to give ser gardless. of the mand adverse things
vice and legislation. Mr. Melick ;vas that cropped up during the year
the cid said e had been which were entirely unlooked for,
last speaker a
on the council for six years and tho but had to be met which run into
ught he had good men at beginning;hundreds, of dollars, the local trees -
of year; and thinks the council or-' ury ,shows: a nice balance on hand.
ganization was not so bad after all, 1. This is only possible by the village.
In the council you are always leai u. sers :of Hydro to reduce their load
f.+Yi: r
%ng, and thought the council did their in their homes and places on busin
best for all concerned and was gliad ess as much as ,possible in the m tictl
:fol the discussions of the day. home, just. before sir o'clock in the.
The, various men nominated had evening, and just around seven when
till twelve o'clock Wednesttay ;to so mand radios are snapped on to
decide to qualify, but as only the hear the famous Pepsodent program.
five old men stand there .will be ,no ' All the radios of town combined ere -
election, The reeve, Mr.1VMeiick, t1t+e ate a load of about 15 horsepower.
understand has the unique :dastiriot:- Mr.. Hass pleads with the people to
ion of going on his third termwif h- respond to when he winks on the
out ever i•irnning :in election. for i'e- line to cut down the load as much as
r" '-il ip. sr.d Mr. Walier is going )ft possible, and we can in time effect'
his sixth year as councillor while' the a considerable cheaper rate, which
•j ; _e r, y ilia 1, ) ,t1 1-Iauclx would indeed be welcome at these
u i”, ..: otnrr cn thiir times. The three trustees of 1934
qualified for another year, and th,t
additional, nominations were: ltfr,
The ' oreehins of Stephen a ad `Theo. Haberer J. W. Mercer, T.,o
r.,cy ba�t.i r,; c.le,�.i.�.i:l tlt::fr old co-, b'Brein; and Ivan .ltrunglilut,a lleitliek
second ern, and a year soon sll ps
around -
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a SW Year
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May ' 1935 ;";Serie' to Strengthen.. the ties
of . Friendship between us , and prove
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for Us all a Period of Mutual Prosperity
May Good Luck, and GGod Health be
Yours for the Coming Year.
W. K. Pao
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AND SEE WHA 'WE HAVE IN THE
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SOMETHING TO PLEASE THE CI-IILDREN
AS. WELL AS THE. OLDER PEOPLE. ALSO
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