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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 13 L947
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HEAVY CLOTHING. WE AVE IT
FOR MEN, LADIES, BOYS AND GIRLS.
14. GOOD ASSORTMENT OF JACKETS,
SWEATERS ETC., AT TI -IE OLD PRICES
BE SURE AND SEE THEM!
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diamond centre. Finder please re-
turn to Mrs. G. Koehler.
HAY COUNCIL
The Council of the Township of
Hay met on Monday, November 3rd,
at 1.30 p.m. in the Township Hall,
Zurich, as a Court of Revision to c0fl
sider appeals against the 1948 Ass-
essment Roll of the Township of
Hay. There were three appeals re-
ceived as follows. Orville Taylor,
Wm. 3. Harvey and ,Sam Elsie. All
appeals were that their assessments
was too high. The Court dealt with
each appeal and the following mot-
ion was then passed:
That appeals on the 1948 Assess-
ment Roll as entered by Orville Tay-
lor, Win. J. Harvey and ,Sam Elsie be
dismissed subject to appeal to the
County Judge and that Court of
Revision be closed. Passed.
That the by-law providing for
Nomination and Election. for Reeve
and Councillors and Hay Township
School .Area Trustees and Police
Village for the year 1948 be passed
That the Township Solicitor be
instructed to purchase for the Town
ship all lands sold in 1947 for ar-
rears of taxes at the adjourned tax
sale.
That the October 6th account of
Charles Dietrich for $50.00 dredg-
ing be divided between Twp. Roads
and Cann -Mitchell Drain in the ratio
Mies Patricia O'Dwyer who is in
her final year at Western University,
London, for a Bachelor of Science
Degree in Nursing, has returned to
hedetudies after a pleasant week-
end at the home of her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. P. J. O'Dwyer.
Zurich Beauty Shop
Miss .Doreen Schilbe wishes to ad-
vise the public that her hairdressing
Shoke will be closed all days, of Fri-
day and Saturday, Nov. 21st and
22nd, but will be open all day Wed-
nesday, Nov. 19th and evening.
• Attended Hockey Game
Miss Belva Truemner and Miss
Mary Hauser of the 14th Con.; Bliss
Lois. Geiser of London, have return-
ed 'after visiting relatives and fri-
ends at Detroit, also while there
they attended the hockey game of
Toronto playing with Detroit, the
forcer winning 6-0. The girls surely
enjoyed themselves and thought it
was a most splendid game, and es-
pecially when their home team won.
-Huntere Leave for North
Those among our local hunters
of $25.00 each. that left for Shawanaga, in the
That the Clerk be authorized to Parry Sound District, are: Messrs.
send accounts to Clifford Salmon, Lloyd Leroy and Lennis O'Brien;
Meliin and Harrison Schock, Earl
Yungblut, Gordon Hess, Gordon Sur -
erne -:Harvey Clausius of town, and
Bill -Stanlake of near Exeter. They
do deubt are enjoying; the northern
bee4zes in the woodsthese colder
(1437.:.•We wish them a .safe return
•#1.1, quota of deer.
Bible Society Meet •
The Zurich Bible Society held
their annual meeting. in St.. Peter's.
Lutheran Church on Sunday even-
ing with the pastor, Rev. E. Heim,
rich in charge of the program.. Rev..
H. :E. Roppel and Rev. S. liaechler
took part in the exercises. Most
beautiful. yellow and pink mums ad-
orned the attar. The men's chor-
us of the Evangelical churen render-
ed two appropriate numbers. Rev.
Denny Bright, of London, Field Sec-
reary of the Society, who addressed
the large audience on "Conditions in
England." this being very impressive
to a church tilled to the doors. Rev.
Bright's colored pictures on "Eskimo
summer" were also interesting. The
former staff of officers were re-ele.ct-
ed to office, also canvassers were ar-
ranged. and commissioned to call on.
Reichert 3.50; L. 3.5.ernor•Ithe home* to support this worthy
and Carl Mair for Sam Oestreicher's
account for sheep killed.
That Mrs. J. Suplat receive $30.00
per month as relief account up to
the last of April a948.
iThat the grant of $11.0.00 be giv-
en to the Dashwood 'Library.1711
• -0...b1?-q Tig:illeer's report.,
Reelaw on the 'HenSall; Main Drain
Improvement be provisionally adop-
ted and that the Clerk be instructed
to have sufficient copies of By-law
printed and sent by registered mail
to assessed persons.. Court of Revis-
ion to be held on later date set by
the Clerk.
That the Council approves of the
Sub -divisions of N. Turnbull Lots
27-28 LRW and Don Hendrick sub-
division of Lot 21-22, as per blue-
print provided restrictions are regis-
tered.
That the e.following account, be
passed as per voucher:
Twp. Roads, lelfchael Masse. $68;
S. Desjardine 3.20; R. Becker 14.40;
Jas. Masse, time, gas, oil. shed ren-
tal 12,.24.73; Ed. Kalbfleisch 1.SO; A.
Meidinger 7.75; G. Corriveau 3.25;
Mph. Masse 91.81; E. Leibold 1,20;
'r. Smith 1,60; S. Miller 7.40; A.
C e bell 13,50; F. Den emelt T.20; cause, and we trust the community
I W. Statton !W. A Buchanan will give them their very best sup -
(30; Chuter ,Service Sta. 16.92;Zur,- port, for Kingdom building here. on
' M tors 13 71- L. Masse 45.96;. earth.
C. Beierling 7.45; Ed. Ern T.013 •,• L.
Ducharme 8.25; M. Corriveau 8.25;
S. Blackwell 245; N. Foster 16.65;
W. Watson 1.35; A. Kuntz 8-.80; E.
Deters 24.90;W. Coleman 10.45; C
Rowe 1.60; G...Cerepbell 7.50; Lundy
Fence 'Co. 334.50; F. C. Kalbfleiseh
6.65; L. A. Mousseau 4.40; Pass-
more Garage, truck 22G6.7 -
Relief - Mr. John Suplat $30;
Emma Bassow 8.90; Mrs. Edith
Mason $15; A. Heideman (rent) $1.
Telephone - T. H. Hoffman, frie-
ght, express, trucking, operators and
extra line labour $774.56; H. W.
Brokenshire 52.34; Treas. Zurich P.
V. 1.8.05; L. B. Hodgson $30; Victor
Fuller $5; Northern Electric 51117.98;
H. G. Hess, salary & staff 805.94;
J. W. Haberer 24.00; W. H. Edigh-
offer 90; Fred Watson $5; Autom-
atic Electric 203.19-; Ont. Municipal
13oard. ;2.50.
Hay Twp.. accts.. -Hy. Lawrence
$933; Dr. P. J. O'Dwyer $450; Bert
Klopp 4.80; A. F. 'Hess 28.40; Trs.
Zurich P. V. 29.25; Jos .Corrievau.
dog tax $2; S Oestreicher sheep kil-
led $16; Win. Iildighoffer 203.00G.
Armstrong $3; Mb. Hoffman 3,20.;
M. Corriveau 13.25; Zurich Herald
1e1.20; Wm. Haugh 53,30; Trs. D0,1-
hwood Library $10; Trs, nay Mimi..
Tel. loan $2,000; H. W. Brokenshire
118,75; G. Corriveau 5.20; F. C.
Kalbfleisch 5.55; Tom Laing 47,00;
R. ,1. Lovell Co. 8.46; Prov. Treas.
10.87.
The Council adjourned to meet a-
gain et Monday, December 'tst et
1,30 p.m.
11. W. 13rokenshire, Clcrk
Gco. Armstrong, Reeve,
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HYDRO POWER RESTRICTIONS
Temente - Electrically lighted out
door advertisements, Christmas Hens
of business sections and operation of
electric heating devices in stores and
officeare, ba nned and use of out-
door lights on parking lots and ser-
vice stations is restricted by new
Ontario power rationing regulations
effective Nov. 10, officials announced
on Friday, as a conservation to help
provide sufacient electricity for rein:
production in industry and to main-
tain employment.
WEDDING RECEPTION
A wedding' reception was held at
the home of Mr. and. Mrs. Joseph
Martindale on the Goshen Line
north on Saturday evening in bailor
of their oldest see,. Mr. and Mrste
Peter Martindale who were married
in Port Huron on .Saturday morning
After the ceremony they motored to
the farm on the Goshen Lin, -north,
where a delicious wedding dinner
was awaiting them, prepared by Mrs.
Edwin Oesch and Mrs. Joe Bechler,
to about 28 guests. Guests were
Present from Pert Hume, Sarnia,
Kitchener, London, Drysdale and
Zurich. Latter in the evening,
uncles, aunts, cou,tins friends and
neighbours gathered and spent the
evening in card playing and dancing
after which lunch was served. They
all left for their respective heroes,
wishing the young couple a happy
wedded life. The young couple leay.
ing Sunday for Loudon and Niagara
Falls. They will reside in Port
Huron„
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Take advantage of our New Low Prices on Fire-
stone Tires and Tubes,.. also have Firestone Auto
Batteries
GOOD SUPPLY OF PEDLAR WATER BUCKETS
A Good Line of Patened Medicines on hand always
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