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CARD OF THANKS
The members of the family of
"Phe late Samuel Edighoffer de -
like to greatfully acknowledge the
Many kindnesses andsympathy ex-
nded during the illness and lay -
Aug aside of their brother.
The Family{,
COUNTY NEWS
"'Martin Colvin, 5 -yr. -old son of
Alm Colvin, Stratford, formerly of
Erussels, lost his life by drowning
,an the Avon the other clay, while
Ids playmate, Walter Hansford, a-
leed 5 yrs. was rescued froini the
A1ame fate by James Gamble, cern-
eatery employee, who was nearby
and heard the child's screams,. No
Jerson knew the Colvin child was 1
air 'the water until ,young Hansford,
•aaitei his rescue; told of his gont-
'sanction's fate.
1[n sentencing a man to three
wrearsin the Penentiar•y for killing
�1 child on the highway recently,!
Zudge Riddell 'said ;-----The great
and insistent lesson must .bo teu-,
and taught again,
until it r
s'
thoroughlyunnderstood and hee -
d b.y all, that the whole right -an
aMttitorncrbile
has} on the highway is
the right to pass over it carefully
load with due regard to the right
• it others. - When that lesson , is
.*earned and heeded there will be
Altewer motor accidents.
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,t' ars, Humble of Barris,• epent
.:4eW days wjtli 'ter Mohler xaist
4$mPclt,
Miss Grace Guenther of Mitchell
is visiting in town.
Mr. R. Baker has returned af-
ter spending a few weeks in Bri-
dgeburg,
Mrs. P. Mcisaac has returned
after a pleasant visit in Detroit
and Windsor.
Miss Flossie Kleinstiver of St-
ratford spent the week -end with
her parents.
Messrs. Fred, Preeter and E.
Kraft are • tie
attending ndin
the
automobile
.,
b'' 1
show in Toronto this week.
Miss Anna Tiernan spent the
week -end in Hen'sall.
Mrs, Ervin Mclsaac and family
of Windsor are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. P. Mclsaac.'
Mrs. E. Oesch of Zurich visited
her mother last week.
Mrs. P. Mclsaac entertained a
number of her friendsto a bunco
.party on Tuesday evening. A
very pleasant evening was spent
The W. C, Sewing Club m.etfor
the first time on Thursday even-
ing,
ven-
in Jan. 12 at '
n
gthe h
once of Miss
Letta Guenther, The election of
officers took place with the fol-
lowing results; -,President, Miss
Letta Guenther; Vice-pres. Mrs, P.
B. Moffat; Secy., Grace Guenther
Trees., Verna Birk The Club will
meet every Wednesday evening
front eight
o'clock untr
l'teo
d
an
any one who would like to join
May do so at the ,clone of the me-'
eting, Refreshments were 'Sere -
ed by the hostess,
ttcom
HENSALL
E. Willert very ably operated
our village Isnow plow after khe
recent heavy storm, niaking the
walking mucic easier and better.
Clarence Smilll° and Holster
Pepper, left for Guelph, where they
will takew a course at the , p. A.
C.
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N. P. Warrener, of ;Pontiacl,Mic]i
a former resident of this village,
visited in town, also at :Goderich.
Margaret and Lizzie Slavin, who
have been visiting with friends in
London, have rettu'ried home.
Evelyn and Dorothy Heffernan
who have been visiting relatives
at Centralia for the past two ',Jure-•
eke has returned home,
On Sunday, Jan, 22nd, will „be
men's Day ie Carmel Presbyterian
Church, A teen's choir will fern-
tush the mua:ic, and special . 'ser-
mons will be delivered by the pas-
tor, Rev. Mcllroy,
Mr and
Mrs•
Wm, Drummond
ril
and ,Mrs, Herbert Doig of Oral-
1tia visited for a few dayis 'With
Mr, and n Mrs. Thos: Drummond.
nano..
.Alegi;. Taylor of Sa'skatoon,vis-
ited for t1 few days with 111r, and
Mrs. W,' Hyde,
Dr, George Blatchford of
!Clin-
ton, Mich., is visiting his
bxotiier,
Dic1r"d lilatchfor'd,
Ernest Nutt of St, Marys Allied
for a few day With Mr. ,;and M'1's.
WM, Hyde,
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The new village council 'met
on Monday last for their first
rnfeeting,.,..,Eeeve Higgins, Council
loris Priest, Cameron, Petty and
Sangster -taking their oath of of-
fice. The Reeve suggested that
the first regular meeting of the co-
uncil be held on Monday evening
Jan. 16th and that the (first -Mon-
day eve., Jan. 16th, and that the
first Monday in each month be the
night for the council meeting.
A quiet wedding was edieme-
ized at the United Church Manse
on Jan. 5th, when Rete. A. Sin-
clair united in marriage, Miss Es-
theyn Marie Dick, eldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, R, IR. Dick, near
Hensall; to Gordon Daley
Cud -
more of Usborne The young co-
uple
uple were unattended,
Mrs. Jas. Coxworth, of Strath-
coy, is visiting with her daughter;
Mrs. Seruton and family.
H. C. Solday, last week insta..le.
led a. !steam heating plant in T.
Jaynes store and apartments..
The Firemen's midwinter•, old
time dance'ivo held in the Town
Hall, Heneall, on Friday, Jan `13>
Miss Christina. MacKay, who
hal been in Toronto, for the past
'few nwnths, Where she ham a good
position is home for a few ;week's'
vacation With her parents, Mr:and
Mrs•. John MacKay,
William. McMartin, who !spent the
holidays with his father Robt.
Martin at the home of Mx' And Mrs
Dtilltran MbMartin, returned to hi:.
home at Clauson, Mich..
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The eorxryeil Of VW Towaiship of
Hay met aceat'ding' to '{lie 7YEutra-
cipal Act on Monday, ,J'awuary 9,
'1928; in the Town Hall{,, Zurich,
when the following subscribed to
the Declaration of Officer, Reim
E.. F Kl opp Councillors, I.I. H.
Rader, W. R. Dougall, . J. P. Rae`
a.nd, {1.; Reichert,
"tile •:•; qurrci1 then became. ' or-
ganized 'for the year 1929` Bylaw
No.1, 1928, authorizing the Reeve
and Treasurer to borrow certain
Isums of money to meet current
expenditures, was read three times
and finally passed. The Reeve
and Clerk were authorized to
sign and 'submit to the Minister
of Public Highwa is of Ontario
the petition of the 'Township of
Hay, showing that during the
period, January 1st, 1927, to Dee.
31st, 1927, there has been expen-
ded upon township roads the Sum
of $15;059.47 and upon the !streets
in the Police 'Village of Zurieb,the
;aura of $48720, and requesting the
'statutory- grants on those amounts
according to the Ontario Highway
Act and amendments therto. .The
Collector was authorized to con-
tinue the levy of all 'unpaid taxes
for 1927, the penalty' Wand cost`{ of
collection be added as a debt due
the township. The Clerk was in-
structed to ;subscribe for eight
copies of the Municipal World, one
copy for each of the following;--
Reeve,
ollowing;-Reeve, Councillors, 'Clerk, Road Sup
erintendent and Assessor. Ten,
dollars will be paid to everysch
ool section wholly situated in the'
township which sends a dele-
gate to the -Ontario Educational`
Convention, and $5 to every 'union
'school section in the township wh-
ich ,sends a delegate. The foil-
owing were appointed officials of
the township of Hay for theyear
1928 at the salaries stated and by-
laws were prepared confirming the
appointments; . Clerk and Treas-
urer, A. P. Hessy for town purposes
$360; township roads, $20; tele-
phone $180; Assessor, W. H. Edi-
ghoffer $120; Collector, R. Miller,
$45; Auditors, J.. A. Smith and
Perd Haberer $12 each; 'caretaker
of hall, J Albreeht $50; Member
of Board of Health, C. C. Schilbe,
Sanity y;:' oPeet E ,.D,wv,; ,B,.10
]Bd-war4s,,,,�T. Div,, C. Eiiber'; ,Seta
001 Altenrdance Ofticera,
Munn, Western r v, 1.
srlrie, " • The annual meeting of the
Stibseribern of the Hay Manieipal
Telephone System; will be held oiti
Saturday, January '28th at 2.3e
o'ellock, pant" •-The following wee
re appointed Road, Comrrriesionere
for the variants road divisions of
the township for the year 1928;,.:
Rd. No. la N. Stanlake,,. ;b R. Cam-
eron, e ,G. E. Thomplson ; No.
a fi. Aldsworth, b F. 'C, n
W; 0. Bells No, 3a C. Aldsorbettwortl4
b W. Dignan, c, E. Deters; No 5
a; W. Dearing, b . T �.. Kyle. No, 8
a IST. Foster; No. 7c 1'. Schwalm;
No. S,a S. Hoffman, b J, Decher
Jr'.y e John Oeseh; No, ,9a E. J,
Walper, b E. Gabel;, c R. Geiger.;
No. 10 b. H. Krueger; e T. Ayotte;
No,12, M. Turnbull, No. 13, P.
Schade;.No. 14a J. Campbell, b L.
Kalbfleiseh, c E. Hendrick; N4a.15
It, Brown; No. 17a S', Ropp, b M;
Corriveau: No. 18a T. Dinsmore;
b A. L. Sreenan; Zurich, C, Wilber
and Dashwood, H. Schroeder,
The . following were appointed
Poundkeepers; A Ingrain, R.
Weido, S. Greb, A. Voisin, G.
Becker, If. Krueger, P. Turnbull,
L. N. Denomtne, (Fence Viewers
D. B. BIackwell, J, a Pfaff, J. Eek -
stein, H. Steinbach, A. Hendrick;
Sheep Vaivato-:s, J. Park, Fred Hab"
erer, F. Reding; Weed Inspectors,
W. W. Chapman, C. Siernon, David
Dueharme, .W 11. Haugh for the
and C. Eilber for the vilIage of
Zurich. The following •-accounts.
were parssed; G. E..Thompson,Rd
1, 5.35; Municipal World 27.88; norm
ination expenses 9.00; S. 5, No. 11
delegate O.E.A. 1927 10.00; S. S.No.
12, delegate 0. E.A., 1927, 10.00; D.
A. Canteleon, coal indigent 3.83,
McPherson & Mal:in.s fees re Zur-
ich Drain 16,00; Ontario Hospital,
re C. Rupp 39.00; Ti, Clerk, reg-.
dstering births, marriages and"
deaths 27.50; Hospital for Sick 'Chit
dren grant 5.00; C. : Prouty, error
dog tax 2.00; Perd S,chro,eder, e-
ror tax 12.50; Nor, ..Electic Co, :sup-
plies 211.20; Bell Telo. Co tolls 54,00-
M. G. Deitz, Salary and car ,90.00;
L. Albrecht Switching 75.00; P. Me
Isaac, salary 462.50, labor -553 60;1ess•
tolls 38.30, `515.30; E,, R. 'Guenther,
cartage and teaming, 20.90; M. G.
Deitz wiring garage, 14.65. The -
Council adjourned to meet again
on Monday, February 6th at 1.30'
o'clock, p.rnt A. F,. Hess, Cler$,
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