Zurich Herald, 1957-09-05, Page 4ZURICH ONTARIO
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Annual Me ting
Huron Liberal Association (Provincial)
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th, 8.30 p.m.
COMMUNITY CENTRE ZURICH
Guest Speaker:
ZUlkICII HERALD
ailansistrameala.
FARQUHAR R. OLIVER
Leader of the Opposition in Ontario
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN
,couple. On their return from the
honeymoon the young couple will
begin their new life in this parish,
on the groom's farm north of Drys-
dale,
Notes—
One evening last week when Mr.
Avila Ducharme, his wife and other
members of the family had gone to
their bush land to pick thintoIe ber-
ries, on their arrival they were gre-
eted with a big black bear who had
taken posession of the patch. When
the bear noticed them he slowly
walked in the thick bush growling
and groaning in his animal language.
Mr. Ducharme had the farm dog
near him, trying to send the dog afe
ter the hear, but the dog refused to
go, seeking safety near his master.
Some time later INIes. Ducharme was
asked of her experience in the berry
patch; asked if she would return?
She did not hesitate, her .anewer was
a plain NO. She advises others to
Ivan Kalbfleisch, , W. G. Cochrane, be on their guard when berry pick-
ing. or strolling in the nearby woods
and especially to -children. The Du -
(Inserted by Huron Liberal Association) •jelearme.; reside a mile south of' St.
President.
Secretary
LIMISICORROSURNSI,..1:21.2-TT=...."5211181tenliFTIRIMMINICEICSDERIMITALS3Cieires1830ERISRSIIMMOTTESITOBLEVIO3 °S ell 11
Bt Joseph & Blue Water Area visitor at his home; Mr and Mrs Leo Dashwood
_
Denemme of Detroit spent the past
Mr and Mrs James Poland and
Lois of Cambelford and the foriner's
mother of Prescott spent a few days
with Mrs. Cora Gaiser.
Mr and Mrs Ervin Rader accomp-
anied Mr and Mrs Neil Walker !of
Zurich to Shawanaga Landing where
they spent a week.
ed home with them after spending a
week Mrs Jack Cudmore
fw
1\2r and IVfts Garnet Weiberg and
family, /Mr:: and •afirs Ervin Latta;
Mr and Mrs, Gordon Weisberg and
•Howard Weisberg all ,of Waterloo
were holiday visitors with SI), and
Mrs. Fred Weiberg
. ,
Mr andOarnet Welberg and
family ana:,; ' r and Mrs Ivan Taylor
.
and family :,',of Waterloo spent !Sun-
day ,with Mreand Mrs. Lloyd Rader.
Mr• Siegfried Miller of 'Waterloo,
spentuoiai‘l:vsepelic,:end with Mr and Mrs
itd
Mrs. •BeatOe •Seebach of Hanover,
spent the ,Vek-end with Mrs; Cora
Gaiser.
Mr ,ard ,;;grs Donald Restarneyer
and girls;OtLondon spent the week-
end with ..110. Otto Res -ten -sayer.
Mr and Mes Lloyd Keller; Mr and
Mrs. Wine44ker and daughter of
London, Mand Mrs. Earl Telfer
and !childr * of Brantford were we-
ek -end viSgirs withMr and Mrs.
Adolph Kill Tr.
left arlO'irs Louis Smith, Tommy
and Harrt1. rs. Georgina Watt and
Mrs Gertf 10 Ledwin of Buffalo and
Miss Edineen inert of Mitchell were
holiday: ts with Mr and Mrs.
Elgin Rade :::'and boys.
.Mr and .„.re Glen Guenther and
Sue of 00% Ind., were holiday gu-
ests With,110eand Mr' Sid Baker.
3/1r audIllrs Milton Webb, Judy
and Bcibbniotored east visiting
LABOR DAY - Just another holi-
:klav that is past out of the picture to
same it was joy, to others grref, it
. Was amusing to sit around, and watch
• we many cars travelling on the Bhie
ee
elArater Highway, this week -end and
ed: laaore so on Labor Day.
e. Cars of all types and sizes, cars
a alt models, and cars of all 'colors.
Were on the highways in a steady
:*roeession. Pony cars were ateb in
1.701ie.m.a.rch, due to their petot size.
Sometimes they were almost inyinei-
Vie in the race, but they were a close
.0econd to reach their destination.
•
Visitors from afar for this nei.ezh-
lborhood were Mr. and Mrs, Roy
.`,Aldrus and family of Detroit with
lkilr and Mrs A. Ducharme; Mr. Ted.
-Laporte and family of Windsor, in
their summer cottage; Mr. Patrick
hCorriveari of Detroit was a week -end
holiday with his uncles and family -in
this neighhenrhood: M and Mre Hee-
tor Fourtier, formerly of St. Joseph
,•
hut now of Detroit was a holiday
it
week in their cottage at Ducharme'S
Grove.
Campers along the Lake Shore in
different resorts have packed up
their luggage and returned to their
homes; it will be only at intervals
that they will return. For those ho
live along the Blue Water Highway,
will to some extent miss them, WO Week -end Holiday Visitors—
have the highest praise for them. Miss Lois Gaiser of Detroit with
For they were a well mannered pee- her mother, Mrs. Cora Gaiser.
ple, Christian like, and holiest, .ead Annetta and Carl Zimmer of Zur-
most of them held responsible ich spent a few days with their grand
To those in ‘01.1.1" near midst, we inether, Mrs. Alex Zimmer.
come their return. .Mrs. 'Melton Walper of -Ingersoll,
Overholt - Ducharme Weddin.0— • !bent last week with hed.r parents,Mr
:and Mre FassolMrs. Fassold
The Overholt - Dricharnii4inarriage is confined to her bed.
took place on Saturday, Aug. 2,1st ! :Mrs, Ervin Koehler. ":'Msited her
in the mohing in the parish ehurcln.mother.
and was 'well attended by their ine-! David and Paul Rader spent a
mediate families, relatives and their:week with their uncle and aunt, Mr
many friends. In the evenmg the and Mrs Elgin Rader.
reception was held in the Zurich Mr. Milford Merner and lionald,
Community Centre where more than Mr Albert Rader and ,Joseph Nugent
three hundred people were present, 'attended the ExhibitiOn at Toronto,.
to offer their best wishes to the young last week, Mrs. Albert Rader return-
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Have tun this summer?
• . or did your holiday fall flat for lack of ready cash?
One.way to avoid disappointment next year is to figure out
note how much it's going to cost for your 1958 vacation, Then open
a Sunshine Account at the B of M and make it tii.loitt to deposit, each
payday, enough tocover the exPoll*ti; Of Due dav of your holiday.
And—as practical -minded people all over Canada
have found—that a 13 of M Sunshine Account is the ideal way to pro-
vide money for a better holiday. It's a gilt-edged guarantee of more
fun and sun for everyone–lets you buy more pleasure for your leisure.
Why not open your Sunshine Account today at your near-
est B of M branch ? Canadians save more money at the B of M than
at any other bank.
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Zurich Branch:
Hensel! Branch:
Crediton Branch:
JOHN BANNISTER, Manager
KENNETH CHRISTIAN, Manager
CLARE IRWIN, Manager
(Open Tuesday and Thursday)
Daehyrood (Sub -Agency): Open Mon., Wed. & Eri.
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LIFE
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Ottawa:
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family !::O
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Mr a
Ronnie
of Wiwi
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and son,
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)1:Other :points of interest.
ce Wein and Billie flew
•Spend the :week -end at
.„,
,e Vance McGuire and
ford,N.S., visited with
eo Gibson last week.
rs Jack Guenther and
litrkson and Mrs Walker
,e,oent Saturday with Mr
Baker.
th Mrs. Lucinda Me,
;r and Mrs W. ilkle:Tenac
Id and Donald who were
e. from the navy.
eIsaac, Mrs Jack Grife
.Mr Wiflic Mersaac,
'niel all of Detroit and
Ward and family of
ate Auction Sale
libwelling end Lots in the
GE OF ZURICH
rose from R.C. Church
gned Auctioneer is 11 -J-
ell 12v pehlic Auction on
1 7, SEPTEMBER 1,1,57
o O'Clock P.M.
a Lot 94. Knell Survey
the Village'of Zurich,
Situated a well built
•Main floor
oom,-kitchen, bed-
•!e)",Ancond floor
bedrooms
„ 1-1',Sieed cellar with
'and • laiege soft welter
his is a very desirable
ituated tied in good
--two Lc;ts, South Eat
it H, Knell Snrvey, John
A very desirable hulls
and will be offered'
Oan dwelling' property.
teal Estate --- 10P,;• on
Balance in 80 dars,
to a reasonable reserved
Estate of the late
• Norman OVerholt,
Auctioneer,
4,, ION SAL'c'
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APPOINTMENT FOR HEAR1NQ
THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD hereby appolute
Friday, the thirteenth day of September, 1957, at the hour.
of half past one o'clock in the afternoon (looal time) at the:
'• Court House, Goderich, Ontario, for the hearing of all pare
ties interested in support of or opposing the following bye
law:
BY-LAW NO. 28, 1957
A PY LAW OF THE CORPORATION OF THE COUNTY'
O OF :HURON TO REGULATE THE, .LOCATION OF BUILD-
*
• IN&S AND STRUCTURES ON LAND: ADJACENT TO
• COUNTY ROADS.
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home, eic!l'ill.
stateE..,.P
RE AT
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colis44tkessii!,
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Corner tafi`
Street' xroi''s
cls(!;:igraltoe';44
Teree-Leeir
dav cP 1:,11 4,
Sold srb `11,
Melvin 0
Elan- Mile .e.
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Of Veinal) letReal Estate, HoUsenold
peeneisrel,!,eir"' .:.20. l‘fein Street Fast,
Effeees Items. On the
, in he,t–PLAGE OF 7,T.TPTCIT
The: l:rchnedeepti Auctioneer is in-
stro ed t• Aelby nuhlic Au cti on, on
SATDA. EPTEMBER 7th,'57
..! O'Clock,
Real :1PEAtT
Consists of Lot 20,
Main Str6,1,i-East, in the Village of
Zurich; 2'64,', ,s of land, more or less.
on which ie'eeituated a well constr-
ucted franed'l-Dwellinp,e main floor
cogsts of $rcre dining room and
living roomOitchen and sun Perch.
Second flop 4 lare:e 'bedrooms,
bathroom ad sun porch. Also well
hnilt bern i4P4x20-ft. Land is choice
clay loam, Very suitable for garden-
coepeLtieyourself by inspecting
this !pr
Terms of Real Estate -104 Ofi
day of Sale, balance in 80 days. Sold
subject to a 1,Peaso.nahle reserved bid,
Household ',Effects :end Misc. Items-
Croslev ShelVadore Refrigerator 9 -cu
ft., like neve!; PhiIco 21 -inch televis-
ion, complete with aerial and rotaror
used (3 :meths; Westinghouse electric
washing machine: Gen. Elentric radio,
Clare Jewel kitchen stove; Duo
Therm nil heater • 3 -piece :chesterfield,
dining room 'table with (3 matching
.chairs; studio, 3 oak rockers; 2
1 cattier ro (dr ers buffet, cupboards,
centre tables, kitchen table and
chairs: mirrors, trilight lamps, fancy
table lamps, .Singer sewing maetine,
burenn, 4 complete (bedroom snites,
2 toilet sets, electric clock; kettle and
iron, 2-nrner hot piste, large assort-
ment of dishes, glassware, silverware,
complete set of diehes. mats, 'blank-
ets, emnforters, rugs, kitchen utensils
pictures and frame: lawn mower,
trnrclen eetiffler, walkingplow, cons-
lIset-beeil,onit.f'h.-e-elascis-untufitt :soir-vor,n SleCaf'itC't111(1.V
1'0' "-:7-
1'011""-etion harrows. wire stretcher
ge v1011 t oniq, rte., Pte. Eve rytb n
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'"'14 q1071:014,11M. STVVAST;IPITT'iC Si l'00f..
Kit:01^"i1nr„ VSTA01'tfOr -Por the r$1.-
nie ef the fete C.Inrired Siemon.
Alvin "N5:4a11;%?,,CAkultionser.
9 WHEREAS, it is deemed to be necessary and desirable tie .i.
regulate the location of biuldings and struetures on land adjacent
to certain county roads;
AND WHEREAS, authority is granted under Section 80
' of The Highway improvement Act as amended by Section 2 of The
Highway Improvement Amendment Act 1954 to exercise such 4e.
$ power subject to the approval of the Municipal Board.
The Council of the Corporation of the County of Huron enacts: 4,
+ as follows: —
t (1) No person shall erect any building or structure, any part of
which is located :closer to the nearest limit of any of the County 4'
roads or parts oZ the County roads, hereinafter defined thane-- le'
4
+ (2)
1
;
4's•
. 25 feet :where the road is 100 feet wide,
42 feet where the road i an feet wide,
and in no case closer to the centre line of the originee
road allowance than 75 feet.
No person shall erect or inetell re.solire europee:
a) closer than (30 feet cedethe centre lino of the :original
road allowance
b) on a curve or the erest of a hill
el 'on the tangent to a horivontal or verticle curve where
the sight dietance is lese then .!00 feet in each direction.,
4,
9,
44
44
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4,
4
The County roads or parts of the county roads defined by thiee.
by-law are as follows.-- 9 -
The entire .county road system o- defined in Schedule "A"' te
of By -Law No. 28, 1954, same er1. eecept such parts of the r
County read svetem which lie within the limits of any Tawr.b
Village, or Police Village within the County of Huron.
The Corporation of the County of Huron, • by their :Clerk, ,maet-
give notice to the Owner or Oecupant of any land requiring hin,e:
to remove or alter any building or sticture erected after the Z,
e
passingn-of this 13y -Law that does not comply with sections 1. ae.d
2 and each nu
otice nder this eeciioe .shall be in writing and bysent registered mail, addressed to the Owner or Occupant of th
d.
If the person to whom the notice is givon, under section es above (e)
fails to .comply it within 30. days from mailing of such te•
notice, the Corporation of the County of Huron may direct any '
officer, employee or agent of 1:1!e.rl Corporation to enter upon
the land and do or cause to he done, whatever may be necessere,
to remove or alter such- 'beildlng t,o etructure mentioned in eaid
notice.
Every person who violates any of the provisions of .Sectione 2
and 3 or fails to comply with the notice given under Section 4.,
shall be guilty of an offence and on summary Conviction Khali be
liable to a penalty of not more than fifty dollars ($50.0.01 Tee
each offence and the !continuance of the condition constituting an ee
offence for each week after eanviction, .herefore, shall constit-
ute a new ottence.
7) This By -Law shall come into effect upon the day it is passed by f,
Council subject to, the approval of the Ontario Municipal Board. ,
Read a nest, second and and third time; and 'finally paned,
this lith day of June, 1957.
(Signed) A. H. Er Skin e, (Signed) Harold Gowd y,
!Huron county Clerk. . Warden, County: of Huron.
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