HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1947-05-15, Page 4ZURICH, ONTARIO
ZURTCi-I..�..HERALD
GRAND BEND
There passed away .at Victoria
Hospital, London, on Tursdaly, May
8th, Morgan Gill, only son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wellwood Gili, of near
Grand Bend, and dear brother of Col -
len and Joan, in his 17th year. The
ia•ody rested at the T. Harry Hoffman
Funeral Home, Dashwood, until Fri -
cemetery. The funeral was largely
day afternoon, then at the home of
his parents, from where a brief fun-
eral was held on Sunday at 2.30 p.
m., followed by a public service at
the Grand Bend Unied Church, foll-
owed by interment in Grand Bend
attended by sympathising friends.
The Soy Scouts were present and
gave their trubutes, and the floral
display was magnificent. Rev.
Cleave gave a very suitable message.
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FOR SALE
Land, Buildings & Fencing
St. Joseph's, Ont.
Subject to prior sale or withdrawal War Assets Corporation
invites binding offers for the purchase outright of the Crown's
right title and interest in the property described below:
The complete establishment, land, buildings,
fencing, etc., but excluding power line and
equipment, known as St. Joseph's Aerodrome
situated about five miles south of Exeter,
Ontario, or 12 miles northwest of the Town
of Centralia, and consisting of the fenced
areas forming parts of Lots 6, 7 and :8, in
Concession East of Lake Road, Lots 22, 23,
24 and 25 inclusive and the east part of Lost
211 in Concession 15; 7.4 acres more or less,
consisting of part of Lots 18 and 19 Concession
12, and the west part of lot 25 in Concession
14, containing in all 641.5 acres more or less.
All data contained herein are necessarily abbreviated and
subject to correction.
Sale of this property to any purchaser will be subject to the
approval of the Governor -in -Council,
War Assets Corporation reserves the unqualified right to reject
any or all proposals received for the above property.
Proposals to purchase should reach the address given below'
not later than:
MONDAY, MAY 26TH.
LANDS AND BUILDINGS DEPARTMENT
WAR ASSETS CORPORATION
4095 St. CATHERINE ST. WEST, MONTREAL 6, QUEBEC
P. 0, BOX (3099 PHONE: BElair 3771
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Thursday, May 15th, 1941. '
LEARNING TO PRINT
ONTARIO'S fixture prosperity depends directly on a sufficient vol-
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of. Ontario's manufacturing plants requires the services of printing at
some or many stages of its development ... order forms ... production
forms ... invoices ... shipping bills ... advertising ... publishing. The
whole printingindustry is faced with unprecedented demands ... and
to meet those demands skilled hands are needed. For them great oppor-
tunities lie ahead.. Higher wages, job security, better working conditions
are within easier • reach of those who have mastered a skilled occupation.
Today, through the plan sponsored by the Department of Veterans'
Affairs and other agencies, thousands of young workers are being trained
to meet the printing and other industrial needs of this Province. Grad-
uates of these rehabilitation courses are now ready to take their places
in Ontario's industry. Available to you are veterans, well started on
the road to skilled printing trades such as hand composition, Linotype
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Published by THE BREWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO)
VIP
PRINTING
The Graphic Arts courses give students a,
thorough grounding in many aspects of the •
printing tirade. Practical instruction of au
individual nature is offered in the course,
available air Toronto only,' together with
education in related work. Previous ex-
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Vocational training courses in
the arts, professions and trades
are offered at training centres
located in the following cities
and towns in Ontario: Toronto,
Hamilton, Kitchener, Windsor,
Ft. William, Brockville, North
Bay, Ottawa.
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HAY COUNCIL
The 'Council of the Township of
Hay met in the Township Hall, Zur-
ich, on Monday May 5th at 1.30 p.m.
at which time the following corresp=
ondence was presented: Cancer Tre-
atment and Research; Exeter High
School Board; Community Welfare
Council. The following motions were
then passed.
That T. H. Hoffman keep an ac-
curate record of all supplies used
on the new extension into Stephen
Township with cost and both H. G.
Hess and T. H. Hoffman tobreak
down accounts for extra labour, as
either capital or maintenance expen-
diture.
That the Clerk of Hay Township
be appointed Superintendent of the
Hay Municipal Telephone System and
that all orders be submitted to him
to be placed before the Hay Town-
ship Council for their approval at
the next regular Council meeting and
order placed.
Mat In response to a request by
the Hay Township Federation of Ag-
riculture to have all the assessed
farm land in the Township of Hay
assessed one-fifth of a mill on. the
taxes; the Clerk to be authorized to
have by-law drawn up for June 2nd.
meeting. Same to be optional to the
taxpayers.
That the Cleric send account to the
Department of Highways for $500.00
for labour in opening outlets on the
Township roads to Highways, under
the control of the Province.
That the Council of the Township
of Hay has not adopted Daylight Sav-
ing Time and hereby notify the
chairman of the school boards to this
effect. Notices to this effect to be
published in the Free Press, Zurich
Herald and Exeter Times Advocate,
and over Radio Station C.K.N.X.
That the Tax Collector's Roll of
1 046 as handed in by H. W. Broken -
shire, be accepted, and a complete
list of arrears be forwarded to the
County Treasurer for collection. Ac-
ec,'ant to be paid a rendered.
That the Workmen's Compensation
Insurance as taken nut with the A,
E. Wilson Co., be renewed for the
year 1947-48, also the Publie Liab-
ility and Property„ damage with the
Economical Mutual for 1947, also the
Insurance on the Township Truck to
be renewed for another year.
The following various accounts be
Stade & Weido - Phone 92 - Zurich
passed as per voucher,
Hay 1VLunic. Telephone System -
-L G. Hess $501.48; Stromberg Carl-
son 164.77; Automatic Electric 27.60
Northern Electric 398.15; T. H.
Hoffman 322.44; Bell Telephone Co.
353.58; H. H. Brokenshire 50.42.
Relief - John Suplat $25; Eafuma
Bassow 8.90; Mrs. Edith Mason $15;
A. Heideman, rent $3.
Twp. General Accounts - Bank
of Montreal $112.50; T. R. Patterson r
drains 570.00; Treas. Hatyi Mun. Tel.
System, loan 850.00; Hay Stationery
9.83; H. H. Brokenshire 117.39;
Township Roads - Leo Meidinger
$10.70; Paul Ducharme 8.60; Ivan
Sharrow 5.60; Harry Willert 6.80;
Mose Erb 12.80; Ed. Erb 16.30; Alf.
Meidinger 10.35; Jack Tinney 1.40;
Arnold Merner 13.33;; Ervin Reich-
ert 3.80; Hy. Sohilbe 7.50; Roy .Mer-
ner 3.15; Elmore Datars 21.30; El-
don Ortwein 12.70; Donal Mouse
eau $15; Adelbert Smith 2.80; Louis
Cantin 1.60; Frank Denomme 1.40;
Rudy Becker 2.25; Geo. Bullock 2.80
Reinhold Miller 2.60; John WilIert
8,80; Alvin Walper 14.75; Amos
Ctascho 1.20; Chris. Erb 14.80; Bev-
erly Gould. '2.50; Ed. ICalbfl.eisch $8;
Ted Schroeder 1.!.0 • Tern• 1?,e4 ,•r
3,20; Wm..Ziler 6.75; Sam Miller
3,20; Harry Bassow 8.70; Percy Cam
Abell 6.05; Harry Arm t' on't 6.00;i
Norman. •Charrette 8.60; Alfred ^e-
nonmme 3.20; 'Stewart Blackwell 4.50
Wm. Watson 25112; Peter Deichert
5.85; Louis Masse 2,5.t2,5; Lloyd Cam-
pbell 2.00; 'Wm. Gould 2.98; Fritz
& McAdams 7.15; Harly 14IcAdams
.75; Alphonse Masse 76.64; James
Masse 109.62; Elmer Campbell 9.00,
Mousseau & Parkins 35.83; Walter
Statton 39.90.
The Council adjourned to meet a-
gain on Monday, June 2nd, at l.'80
p.m.
H. N. Brokenshire, Clerk.
George Armstrong, Reeve.
St. Joseph and Beaver Town
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Oberer of De-
troit spent the week -end in their
summer home.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Masse of
London, were Sunday visitors with
the latter's mother on the Blue Wat-
er Highwa!yr
Miss Shirley Geoffrey of Detroit,
is holidaying 'with her parents in
Beavertown.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Sararas and dau-
ghter Marjorie were Sunday visitors
in Zurich with the former's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Kuno Hartman of
the Goshen Line south, spent Sun-
day on the Blue Waiter with the lat-
ter's parents.
Mr. and Mrs.. Tyrus Stansberry
and children of Detroit were week-
end visitors with Mr. and Mgrs.
Ducharme.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Denomme d'
Chatham and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Bedard of Detroit were Sunday vis-
itors with Mrs. Joseph Bedard Sr.,.
of the Blue Water north.
Mr. Blaise Ducharme of Windsore
was a home visitor with his parent*
on Sunday last.
• OBITUARY
Mrs. Robert Facey
A well known resident of Tavis-
tock, Mrs. Mary Face, 90 died at
her home on Sunday, May 4thafter
a short illness. She was the former
Mary Lots and was born in East
Zorra, a daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Hy. Lots. In 1'882, at
. Chesterfield, she married Robert
Facey, and the couple, livedon the
114th Line of East Z'orra until' his
death in 1929 when she moved to
Tavistock where she resided. Was a.
member of. Knox United Church
Surviving are two sons, John of Ble
an/chard Twp.; Wm. of Zorra; one'
daughter, Mrs. Laura Sippel, Tavis-
tock; six grandchildren and six great-
grandchildren. The funeral was held'
on Wednesday afternoon. Those,
who attended from the. 'Zurich dist.-
Wet. were: Mr. and' Mrs. Henry
Clausius and Miss Amelia Clausxus,.
The departed being their aunt
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