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ST.. PETER'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunil y, Septe
ZURICH HERALD
ber 16th,
Morning Service - 10:00 a.m.
Speaker: Rev. A. G. Jacobi, Pastor St. Mark's
Church, Kitchener.
Evening Service: 7:30 p.m.
Speaker: Rev. K. Knauff, Pastor, Zion Church,
Stratford.
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DASHWOOD Klumpp last week.
Mr and Airs Howard Klumpp spent
the week -end in Toronto.
Mr and Mrs. M. Merner and Mr.
and Airs. A. Tiernan were Sunday
visitors with friend:44n Kitchener.
Mr .,and Mrs. Everett Hoist and
-Stanley who were on an extended
'trip out west to visit their daughter,
have returned home.
Mr and Mrs. George Tomlinson of
Detroit .pent a few days with relati-
lVes here.
Mrs, Ilonehey of Chicago, is visit -
ung with her brother, Mr and Mrs It.
Goetz.
Mr and Mrs. Murray Wolfe of
Toronto spent the week -end with his
parents, Mr and Mrs Wesley Wolfe.
Mr. Sant Witzel of. Toronto spent
the week -end with his mother, Mrs,
'Witzel.
Mrs. Annie Verngn of Detroit re-
turned home after spending a week
With Mrs. L. McT:••aac. •
Mrs, Dan Eickaneier, Mr and Mrs.
teorge Eickmeier, Dennis and Rage'.
hlis:a Laura Eickmeier• and M. John
Eickmeier all of Mildmay, spent Sun-
day with Mr and Mrs Carl Oes.trei-
her. -
Week -end visitor.' with Mrs L.
;Mcisaac. wore; Mr and Mrs Ron.
)4artiri, Mr. Angus Mcisaac and da-
41g'hter Dorothy, all of 'Detroit,
Mks Carel Webb i ':attrnela.eg
"Wp t e': •lt 1i'; an".; c'nlle r= 'n Lan-
etlirn.
lI e .ai liiloa U," Lenders.
y, eee 4. ' d.iv vi ,iol'^: with Mr and
Mrs. T. Harry Holman.
1Top:'roft of Port Colborne,
IsLsit,)d with h!:1 parents on Monday
Mr Elgin :Werner of Kitchener is
pending his holidays with relatives
dere.
:Mary. Wilkinson of 'Windsor,
VIs?ted with Vtr and i ti' , 'Taws rd
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satin, with French illusion veil which
extended to forma slight train. The
bride carried a cascade of red Hap-
piness roses. Miss Mary Morritt, of
London was maid of honor and 'Miss
Bernice Blake of Clinton, was brid-
esmaid, the flower girls were MLss
Barbara Falconer of Seaforth, and
Miss Bonnie Allen of Goderich, they
were dressed in yellow. Clayton
Keys was groomsman and the ushers
were • John Dowson and 'Charles Reid
At a reception In the Commercial
Hotel, Clinton, Mrs, Falconer as-
sisted by Mrs. Keys received and
looked lovely. The couple left on a
trip to the 'Pacific Coast, and on their
return will live on the .groom's farm
Stanley Township, where they have
best wishes from their many friends.
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i-IENSALL
Mr and Mrs. 'Wm. Brown and fam-
ily were visitors at .Lucan.
Mir: Corinne Snale has left for
London where she has taken a pos-
ded to his was dealt with as follows:
That the appeal received from C.
C. Mc1 achern against his raised as-
sessment of $20 for benefit and $3
for outlet as per Court of Revision,
July 17, 1951 be upheld and re-as-
sesser as follows: C. C, MVlcEachern,
Pt, Lot 20, Con. 10, $17 for benefit'
and $3.00 for •outlet. T. C. Haberer
Pt. Lot 20, Con. 10 $13 for benefit
and $2 for outlet and that these
parties be notified of the change o'.
assessment and Court of Revision be
That the Twp. authorize the Twp.
Solicitor, F. Donnelly, K.C. to se-
cure deeds from all the persons 'own-
ing land bordering On the:Blind Line
'between Con, 9 and ILO Hay Twp,
who signed an agreement to deed to
the Township, a strip of land along
the front of their properly and to
erpropriate the land from the re-
mainder of the landowners who did
not sign the agreement.
That the account as received from
Edmund ,Schwartzentruber for $16.50
be unpaid.
ition. • That applicati:n be made to the
Mr and Mrs Harvey Keys and 1 Dept. of Highways for the initial
payment of the 1951 Road Subsidy.
That the Schwann Drain I31y,-law
No. 113, 1951 .he given third reading
and finally passed.
That S. W. Archibald be notified
of the Court of Revisi'on's change in
assessment on the Zurich Drain S.
by-law 11, 1951, and that the Eng-
ineer's Report as incorporated in the
present by-law to be used.
That the tender received from
Wm. Lawrence for $1890,to dredge
the Schwalm Drain according to the
Engineer's spelifications as incorpor-
ated in the Schwalm Drain by-law
13, 1051 -be :accepted. This to in-
clude excavation of 325 'cu. yds in
Stanley Twp., and 4200 cu. iyds in
Hay-, spreading all material and con-
structing the reinforced concrete pro-
tection. This work to be •completed
to
b Nov.15 19511, and
agreement
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.be dawn up and signed.
That we accept the offer made by
the executors of the John Triebner
Estate to sell a strip of I•and along
the roadside Con. 2, Lot 6, for sum
of $1215 and that agreement be drawn
family were visitors at Toronto.
Miss Amy Laramie of London was.
a visitor with her mother, Mrs. Lam-
mie and sister, Miss Greta.
Mrs. Peter McNaughton and Robt.
and Mrs Bert; ,orton :and children,
returned after ,,.pleasant vacation at
Grand Bend `':':`
Mrs. Inez IlVieEwen is visiting with
relatives at Paisley.
Mr and Mrs Harry 'Smith have
been vacationing at Lake Huron.
Mr and Mrs Robt. Drystuale have
returned after a pleasant vacation at
Manitowaning.
Mr and Mrs Jack Corbett and fam-
ily were visitors with her parents.Mr
and Mrs. A. Morenz, Grand Bend.
Dr. James Jarrott of New York
r'ity visited recently with his moth-
er, Mrs. I. Jarrett.
,.. Now Buildings Erected
Mr. T. Lavender is erecting a fine
large cement garage which is rearing
completion. The •building 40x40' has
2,1200 cement blocks which were laid
bis' Frank Forrest, Hensall and Dick.
Evans, Bayfield. It has a 14 -ft. pit
and will have a.hoist, Earl Dick, Cr--
marty puts in the floor and Lloyd
Mousseau, F. Forrest and Dick Ev-
ans put on the.,roof.
The four -car garage being built
by Ed. Fink, is also nearing complet-
ion. It has an 8-f^ot wall, contain-
ing 850 cement iblccks, which were
our • .call and
laid by Frani,. 'Forrest, , Hen s
Dick Evans, Bayfield. Two •apartm-
ents will he built over the garage in
the near future.
The Hensall Dist. Co -Operative
had a float in .the parade at the Zur-
ich Labor Dar •celebration and threw
over 100 haloons t the children
lined on the stets. In each balloon
was a pencil, but in one balloon
was a pencil with a note wrapped
around it, advising the received to
call ,at the Co-op office and receive
$5. Chas. Mickle, Hensall, was the
lucky recipient.
Lost and Found
Donald MacLean, 12, Hensall lost
his wallet containing his summer's
earnings while riding the combine at
Allen Crear's farm. A week later,
he received it back intact from a
Toronto Elevator where it was found
in the grain. It had been shipped
through a Hensall mill.
Newly Decorated Church
The Congregation of the Hensall
United Church and many visitors
worshipped Sundry in the newly de-
corated church. The Rev. W. J.
Rogers, minister of the church, c^n-
ducted the service and rededicated
the church to the Glory of God.
A new pulpit Bible and a sant of mar-
kers presented Ibly. Mrs. Carl Pa s -
more, Ronald and Norma in memory
of Carl Passmore, were dedicated by
the guest _Minister, Rev. Arthur Sin-
clair .of Windsor, who was minister
in the church from, 11925 to 1938.
Special music was supplied by a choir
of 40 poices, led by S. G. Rennie,
with Miss Greta L.ammie at the or-
gan. A num'ser of special numbers
were rendered. The Rev. W. A. Bee-
croft of Wingham, president of the
London Conference sent a letter of
Congratulation. The church was re-
decorated during the summer when
a new lighting system was also in-
stalled. The cross on the communion
table was cast forn the metal con-
tained in the old light fixtures. In a
new cabinet was displaiyed the old
communion set which was in the
church many years ago. Keith Bu-
chanan made and presented this
lovely cabinet to the church.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Miss Eleanor Elgie of Kitchener
was a recent visitor at her home in
Kippen.
Stephenson - North
On Saturday, Sept. let the mar-
'riage tiok place in the United Mis-
ionaa'y Church, Marlette, 'An. of
Helen Amaryllis daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Orval Stephenson, to Mr.
Edwin R. North. 'Those attending
'the wedding from this vicinity were::
Mr. Ralph Stephenson, Mrs, David
"Stephenson, Mr and Mrs. Elmore
Stephenson and farnily; Mr and Mrs
David Kay Mr and Mrs. John Arm-
rtr'•an;.;, Mr and Mrs Lee McConnell
and daughter Barbara Mr and Mr's.
,'+rank Mcl'linchc'y.
Keys - Falconer
At Ontario Street Unite? Church,
t'linton, the Rev. 11. C. Wilson oflii-
e•i:ati:d at the ceremony uniting in
marriage Kathryn Many Falconer
and James Th,:ntpson Keys, Gladioli
and fern surrounded the altar, Mrs.
J. W. Trealeaven presided at the or-
gan and Miss Kathleen McGill • was
soloist. The 'bride is the daughter of
Mr and Mrs, George i,. Falconer,
l:irucofield, and the groom is the son
of Mr and Mrs. Clifford H. Keys, of
the Babylon line Stanley,
Given in marriage hp her father
the ,bridf, ropy 1pvely in while Plippei
HAY COUNCIL
The Council of the Township of
Hay met in the Council room, on
Wed. Aug..last at 8 p.m, Correspon-
dence presented was as follows; S.
W. Archibald, re Zurich Drain South
W. •G Cochrane, re Triebner land;
Beck .Memorial San; re 'Mrs. Arno
Carol Loubert; Hay Mutual Fire Ins
Co.
The following motions were then +
passed;
That the minutes of the test re-
gular meeting of July 3rd and spec-
ial meeting of July 17 be adopted as
read.
The meeting then ;opened as an
adjourned court of Revision to deal
with any appeals received on the
Zurich. Drain South By-law No. 12,
1951, The one appeal -received from
1. C. Mci?aehern that he opposed the
•.elditional assessment that was' ded-
'ctecl fraT0 T. C. Idg.borer foil ad-
up.
The -usual voucher of accounts of
Hay Twp. Roads, Relief, Twp. and
Hay Munic Telephone System was
ordered passed.
Motion, that the meeting be ad-
journed to meet again on Tuesday,
Sept. 1st at 8 p.m.
H. W. Brokenshire, Clerk.
Earl Campbell, Reeve.
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