HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1957-09-12, Page 4ZURICH ONTARIO
Exeter Fair
SEPTEMBER 17, 18, and 19.
Tuesday Evening - TRADE FAIR
Outstanding Displays, Free Admission
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Wednesday Evening - VARIETY CONCERT
Kathy Kalbfleisch and her Baton Twirlers
Thursday Afternoon - FAIR DAY
Parade - Midway - $2,000 Horse Show
Livestock Show - 4-H Competitions
Admission 50c. PS Children Free
Thursday Evening - DANCE
Exeter Community Centre Park
And Mernorial Arena
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BE SURE AND SEE:—
The special Speed Events; the many greatly incre-
ased and revised Horse and Cattle Lists including
the many Special Prizes. The Zurich 4-H. Calf
Club. The contests in the Large Show Ring, the
Midway, Etc. Yes entertainment for all1
Zurich Lions Band will Attend
There will be planty of Entertainment for all in
the afternoon and evening. Be sure and attend.
Apply to the Secretary for Prize Lists and and information
About the Fair.
Win. Davidson, Pres. E. F. Klopp, Secy.
and Mrs. Ervin Rader.
Miss Diana Kraft, Carol Becker,
Brenda and Pauline Becker of Zion
Lutheran Walther League attended
the League tConvention at Waterloo
College, Kitchener over the weex-end
Mrs, Wm. Stade spent some time
with relatives in Muehigen.
HAY COUNCIL MINUTES
The regular monthly meeting of
the Council of the Township of Hay
at Zurich on August Oth, 1957 at
8.00 p.m, with full attendance. The
Reeve called for the reading of the
minutes of the last regular and spe-
cial meetings and thereafter the fol-
lo.wing motions were passed:
That the minutes of the last reg-
ular meeting of July 2nd, and speci-
al meetings of July 9th, 15th, 29th,
and 31st be adopted as read.
That we instruct the Road Supt.
of Hay Township to proceed with the
construction of two cement culverts:
1, ih Sideroad between lots 15 and 16
Con 10, and 2, in Conceseion. road
14 at Lot 11!6. ' ported in the condition of Phomas
That the LaPorte Municipal Drain Pryde, MLA., a patient in Victoria,
By -Law 9, 1957 have incorporated Hospital, London. His physician, Dr
therein the proposed revised essessm- L. DeWitt Wilcox, of London, reports
ent as per first and second reading he is locking and feeling definitely
of July 29th, and that this by-law be better. He is able to lie out of bed
now given third reading and passed. for t short periods three times a day
That we accept the tender receiv- al:4 the general picture is most en -
ed from Robert Rowcliffe at $1800. ',aging'
to construct the entire work on the tt;tt`
LaPorte Drain according to the By- r • eated itself every year, and this
law and Engineer's Report, plan, pro-, ld'is be wet it should not be too
file and specifications- ! t a surprise.
That the second money borrowing rs. (Michael iMasse and son of
By-law No. 11, 1957 authorizing the t don who has spent a couple .of
Reeve and Treasurer of the Townsh-',! with her parents, Mr and Mrs
ip of Hay to borrow up to $25,000. Bedard, has returned to her
from the Bank of :Montreal, Zurich, e in London.
any from this surrounding et-
as needed, be given third reading,
, and passed. t.ed the Hartman - Regrer recept-
That By -Law No 10, 19.57 to fli n Saturday night in the Zurich
pose a .s.pecial Drainage rate uponinn ity Hall.
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Herbert Keller's land Lot 9 Con.4--JULIE
Hay for $700. principal and $163.10,
interest over a ten year period be
given third reading and that this loan'
be secured from the Treasury Dept.':
of Ontario. Total cost of the drain.
age work having been $938.00.
That the accounts for Hay Twp,t
General and Hay Temp. roads he pa -
sed as per vouchers presented.
That the Council adjurn till next.
regular meeting.
H. W. Brokenshire,
V. L. Becker, Reeve.
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THOS.1PRYDE IMPROVES
DOCTORS P.EPORT
considerable improvement ts re -
HENSALL
The Legion Ladies Auxiliary. are
holding a bazaar., bake sale and tea,
in the Legion Hall, Saturday Nev. 2.
Mrs. Leonard Noakes who under-
went a major operation in. Victoria
.Hospital, London, on Friday, the 6th
is improving nicely.
The annual birthday party of the
Legion Ladies Auxiliary will be held
Oct. 23rd, guest auxilaries will be
Kincardine, Ripley, Goderich, Blyth
and Howick.
The Womens' 'Missionary Society
of the United (Church will hold their
!monthly meeting this Thursday, 12,
with a pot luck supper at 6.30 p.m.
Guset speaker will be (Mrs. W. L.
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County Crop Report
tClinton, Sept. 7, '57
After harvest .cultivation is. still
going on with some fall plowing.
'White beans are ibeing pulled and
threshed. Recent rains have helped
the sugar beets, turnips and COTT.. A.
great deal of second cut :hay is being
harvested an
of excellent quality. Red clover is
filling quite rwell.
GOSHEN BOY INJURES FOOT
Bob 3IcBride, eight, son of Mr and
Clare McBride, of the Goshen
Line, north of Zurich, is recuperating
in the War ,Memorial Children's Hos-
pital, London, from a badly crushed
left ankle he suffered when he eau -
'eight his foot between the axle and
'wheel of the tractor his father was
elriving. Skin grafting will have to
be performed as all the skin was tak-
en off down to the totes. Dr. McLart-
ghIan, London, is the attending phy-
sician.
comforters, quilts, pillows, baby crib,
wooden chest, 3 oak-lbearoom suites,
2 steel bedroom suites tcomplete with
springs and mattress, arm. chair,
trunks,. 2 toilet sets, antique lamps,
Budgy birds and cage; silverware,
glassware, antique dishes, cabbage
cutter, garden tools, carpenter tools,
ladders, and many articles too num-
d thcrop is heavy and rous to mention,
AUCTION SALE
q Valuable Real Estate, Household
Effects, and Misc. Items. On the
Premises, Main Street West, in the
VILLAGE OF DASHWOOD
The undersigned Auctioneer le instr-
ucted to sell by Public Auction, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th.
At 1. O'clock, p.m. sharp
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Real Estate — Consisting of Lot
24, Plan 9, 1 3 -5th acres of land, on
Which is situated a well built dwell-
ing. Main floor consists of kitchen,
dining and living room, and 2 bed-
rooms; small summer kitchen and ut-
ility room; second floor has 3 bed -
;No Reserve, everything will be sold.
TERMS—CASH
Estate of the 'Late Jacob Hartlelb,d
and Lydia Rinker.
Bien Webb, Clerk.
;Alin Walper, Auctioneer.
Dashwood
Mr and Mrs Carl Heppler of
• erloo spent lastweek-end with
and Mrs. Harry Hoffman.
Dashwood W. 1—
The regular Institute. meetings we-
re resumed for the fall term with
the Horne Economics group in cliaret^e
on Tuesday evening with Mre. Alle-
mend convenor. Roll call was "What
I leave for my family to eat when
I am away for the day." All sang the
Institute rally song. Mrs. E. Koehler
'gae-e a reading entitled "Kitchens".
Anne Webb sang 'Monemy told 7ne
something." Mrs. Letta Taylor spoke
on her trip to Newfoundland. Mrs.
'Glenn Webb gave a reading "The
Boy," Mrs. John Rader reported on
the Tweedsmuir History Book next
will he Grandmothers' Meeting.
Wat-
Mr.
Had Demonstration—
The 4 -II Garden Club girls were
present and had their books on dis-
play as well as a display of vegetables
They also demonstrated the making
of a salad. The latter they also did
at Achievement Day. Mrs. E. Rader
and Mrs E. Devine, leaders of the
Club were presented gifts by the
W. I. in appreciation for their work
rooms and clothes closet; full base- with the girls. The meeting closed
enent; large cistren. Property is nie- with The Queen.
*ly located and in good sate of repair. Farewell For Neighbours—
..Also very suitable for Building Lots. The neighbours of Mr and Mrs.
Real Estate — Consists of 8 Lots, Wm. H. Haugh of the 14th Concess-
'23 to 30, on which is situated a frame ,ion, Hay gathered at the home of Mr
house, remainder all in vacancy. A and IVIrs Courtney Burmeister to hon -
most wonderful location for service our them prior to their moving to
station, motel or other ibuilding in- their new home in Dashwood this
terest with ample parking space. week. Mr. Clifford Pepper read the
Terms of Real Estate — 10% 011 address and Carol Ducharme present-
day of Sale. Balance in 30 days. ed them with an electric tea kettle,
Sold subject to a reasonable reserve on behalf of th neighbours.
bid. Mr and Mrs Courtney Burmeister
Household Effects, Etc.—Chester- spent last week in New Ontario,
field, dining room table, 6 matching:, Miss Ellen .Gilbert of Stratford
(chairs, (buffet, 6 rocking chair.:,, kit- spent the week -end with Mr and Mrs
then chairs, kitchen table and C. Burmeister.
Edison phonograph and record; Ma Mr and Mrs Ernest Hutchinson of
estic electric radio; New Idea kit- Blair are spending some time here.
then range; electric iron and toa-teiy1 Mr and Mrs Ervin Rader and fam-
Ieetric ironer, small table, sly eipent Sunday. at Grand Bend with
kitchen cupboards, couch, QuebeciMr and Mrs Wellwood Gill,
heater, AstroI refrigerator, caqlet,i( Mrs. Robert Knight of London,
aweeper, kitchen clock, mtrreee, epi- and 1\1Ise'Alec Patterson of Newmarknng
14+V=1, r".1% ,voxe ThursdaY guests with Mr
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St. Joseph & Blue Water Area;
Mr and Mrs Norman Sararas of
Kitchener and Mrs. Josiah Sarar4
of Zurich were week -end visitors with
Mr and Mrs Len Sararas on the Bit'
Water Highway south.
Mr and Mrs Tyrus .Stansberry4a'
family and Mr and Mrs RoberfeSt4
berry, all of Detroit r:';4.4
visitors and as wet. e
Hartman and Regier weddine.t'tte
Mr and Mrs Bob Merniyedge .e.repte
Detroit spent their holidays with:the
tGeoffroi Family south of St. Joseph
Mr and Mrs Leonard Jeffrey of
Goderich. were Sunday visitors with
the latter's mother and brother, Isa-
dore Ducharrne. •
At time of writing, this Tetesday,
morning the weather is overcast and 0
raining as well, it is now bean harv-
est time and it will cause some delay
in that work. September rs the
month of broken weather. It has
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°st about everyone has neard of
tte and quite a few know that
ea' her hobbies is cooking, but
,,people know who all the Cooking
.r; her huttand, Tony Cavazze.
e. she makes one of her specialties,
-tied Lobster a la :Capetown.
Thursday, .September Dth, /p15T
Whyte of Seaford'.
'Srtepen Flear of Grand Bend, is,
spending this week with his grand..
parents, Mr and Mrs George Arrn-.
strong, while his parents Mr and Mrs
Don Fleur are vacationing at Blind
River.
Winners at the Legion Bingo Sat-,
urday 7th 'were: Mr. Rornavage, of -
Royal Oak, Mich Mrs. Orville Smith
(3); 'Mrs. Mac MlLellan (2); Mrs.
Roy Smale (2); Mrs. Mernovege,
Royal Oak, Mich. (.2); Mrs. Ditt6,Bre
utefield; Mrs. Fleischauer, Zurich t
Pete 13oshart, Seaforth. (2); Mra.
Baird, Brumfield; Mrs. A. roster.
Wilbert Parker won the door prize,
The jackpot this coming Saturday)
will be worth $105 in 56 calls.
APPOINTMENT FOR HEARING
THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD hereby appointn
Friday, the thlrte,.nth day of September, 1957, at the hour
of half past one o'clock in the afternoon (local time) at the
Court House, Goderich, Ontario, for the hearing of all par.
ties interested in support of or opposing the following bye
law:
BY-LAW NO. 28, 1957
A BY-LAW OF THE CORPORATION OF THE COUNTY
OF HURON TO REGULATE TJ -1E LOCATION OF BUILD-
INGS AND STRUCTURES ON LAND ADJACENT TO
COUNTY .ROADS.
WHEREAS, it is deemed to ben.ecessary and desirable tn.
regulate the location of biuldings and structures on land adjacent
to certain county roads;
AND "WHEREAS, authority' is granted under Section 30 (a).
of The Highway Improvement Act as amended by Section 2 of The
Highway Improvement Amendment Act 1954 to exercise such
power subject to the approval of the Municipal Board.
The Council of the Corporation of the County of 'Huron enacts,
as follows: —
(1) No person shall erect any building or structure, any part of
which is located closer to the nearest limit of any of the Counhy-
roads or parts of the County roads. hereinafter defined than-,
25 feet where the road is 100 feet wide,
42 feet where the road is 66 feet wide,
and in no case closer to the centre line of the torigheal•
road allowance than 75 feet.
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(2) No person shall erect or install gasoline pumps:
a) closer than 60 feet from tin centre line of
4 road allowance
curve or the crest of a hill
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e . the sight distance is less than 800 feet in each directive.,
+ (3) The County roads or parts of the county roads defined by this
+ by-law are as follows.—
The entire county road tsystem as defined in Schedule '-`A"
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f . of By -Law No. 23, 1954, same and except such eiarts of the.
'..r. County road system which lie within the limits of any Town,
it. Village, or Police Village within the County of Huron.
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• give notice to the 'Owner or Occupant of any land requiring•hun
to remove or alter any building or structure erected arter-the
▪ passing of this By -Law that does not comply with sections 1 -arid
2 and each notice under this section shall be in writing and sent de
by registered mail, addressed to the Owner et Q:ceouglant, o,f the
land.
i 5) If the person to whom the notice is gsiVen, under section 4 above -
fails to 'comply^ with it within 30 days from mailing of such
notice, the Corporation of the 'County of Huron may direct any
officer, employee or agent of the said Corporation to .enter upon
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+ the land and do or cause to be done, whatever may be necessary,
t to remove or alter such !building or structure mentioned irri said
'notice. •
+4, 6) Every person who violates any of the provisions of Sections 2
4. and 3 or fails to comply with the notice given under Section de
shall be guilty of an offence and on summary conviction shall be
+ liable to a penalty of not more than fifty dollars ($50.(10.1 for
+ each offence and the continuance of the toondition constituting an
▪ offence for each week after conviction, therefore, shallcored*
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4. 7) This By -Law shall come into effect upon the day it is passed- by
Council subject to the approval of the Ontario Municipal Board,
+ Read a first, second and and third time, and finally- passed-
(ok this 14th day of June, 1957.
I (Signed) A. H. E r s k in e, (Signed) Harold G o w• d y,
4 Huron County Clerk. Warden, County of Huron,
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The scoutmaster is saving to cover futura,.
expenses of his growing family
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Both have a
bank account -and
a purpose for saving
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THE CHARTERED
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Each has a different objective, but both are
working on the same idea: that to get ahead
it is important to save ahead, too.
Your reasons for wanting to build. up your
bank account can be as varied as human
hopes and needs ... a vacation, your child's
education, a nevv rug, camera equipment; or
simply the deep satisfaction and sense of security
that a cushion of ready cash creates.
A chartered bank is a convenient place to
keep your savings safe, and to keep them
growing. Whether your account is large or
small, the trained and friendly staff is there to
take care of all your banking needs.
Save at a bank — millions dot
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