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L SHORTHORN
SOCA , ,.
MEN_ ,.:. ,
TOP WINNERS
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In the Strong Shorthorn Reg
onal Show held at . Seaforth, sev,
gyral local herds' took the lion's
share of ' the . top awards, The
herd of W. A. .Culbert and Sons;
Duaigan'non, had the Junior and'
rand . champion bull., .. with the
very rugged, heavy !bonedbull,
Maple,:.Embl
em .Producer. __'.They:
also had, . the' Reserve Junior
champion, bull, Maple; Emlblem'
Forward ,
r March, and the Reserve
ion-cha�npron bulgy; Maple Em-.
Sent.
blem Good Luck.; In the female
cjases, the Culbert cow; Maple
Emblem Broadhooks +19th, was
Senior • and"'Grand Champion. •
The herd of A, C. Gaunt,: Luck-
now, also brought out' same:, good`
ones,: winning, the 'female Junior
'championship : with ...heir.. , very
showy heifer calf, Hi -Hill Rosen
Wood • 4M. 'Four additional 'first.
prize ribfbons went to the Gaff x t
entrieS'.
Showing for the first , time was'
IIhos. Webster, Auburn,. bring
ing out a creditable exhibit. which
included one firstprize, and
several others -near the -top This=
show .brought out 125 .head;and
was the biggest, of. the 13 Short-
hern Regional Shows held in the
tovince-this-year,
*LOCAL MAN 'UNHURT IN
FATAL, CAR ACCIDENT
George_- Westlake of L,ucknow
was,.'thrown from his ,car and
escaped with, bruises and a shak-
ing Up, in an, 'accident Monday
that claimed -the life, of a De-
troit lady.'
Killed in the crash that .occur
red near Wroxeter .on Highway
86 and a county road intersec-
tion, was ,Mrs. Henry Haehnel,
age 65; of Detroit --Ls.-
Mr.'. and Mrs; Garfield Wagner
,of Detroit were admitted'. 'to
Win;gtham. hospital. ., in ' seriou"1.
con !Tion. He was the driver.
With George Westlake. was E.
Petrie of Port Albert, whp was
alsotaken to' hospital, with se-
vere injuries ° nclud n•g a fir"ac.-
tared (spine ..and poasi'a1e iun'g
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:CBI;TUARY._'.,
DUNCAN A. MacliENZIE`
Duncan pfi,, MaeKen ei-: -ages-65
and: 'a native, of 'Kinloss'', Town -
Ship,' died suddenly on Octobe
l'at. at his home:',in. the Stelcam,
district • near Calgary. lie was' ,a
_son of .,:the • late John T: Mac -
',Kenzie •and Mrs: Jennie • (wropm;
livary) MacKenzie His mother's
parental home . was, on the 'Sixth`
at Kinloss
Phe iMacKenzies lived or trip
2nd Concession of ' Kinloss `.on
Ma'cIntyre family, before mov-
!rug' , West, in 1902, when Duncan '.
was', a lad.cif , ten.. He spent all
his ; life ; : in the 'Stelcam;.:district
where he .farmed -to the time', of
death w, '
Mr, MacKenzie was a member.
o'f, the United, Church' -the. Pense
Municipal• ;.Council:. Division NO.
.3. for .the past. 13 'years and a,;
•trustee Stelcarn. ` school
district: ; '
He leaves his widow, the for -
firer ' Irene :Boyle, ,a. cousin of
.May: and Edna_ ..Boyle, Kine
lough, ,•3 ' •daughters, !Jean Mrs,
D A rey .Bruce, Sar,-riia;1Margaret;
Mrs, Fred Koshnysh, `Mooae
Jaw, ''Mary,, Mrs. Wm. Grimes,
,Sarnia, ' :tw ,o 'sons, Donald of
Moose Jaw , and Gerald , .at
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an aunt of Stewart and Jim
MacGillivray one, 'brother, An:
gus, of Belle . Paine and 8 grand=
grandchildren. • % '
sed
Heb was predeceased. y two,.
sons ` and ' a. sister.
' ' The .':funeral`., service was '.held:
•ori''Friday,' With ::interment :
'Rosedale Cemetery. • •
Toronto' spent the' week -end with
M'r,.', and Mrs., Herb Finnigan:
Visitors with Mrs. J. Hamilton
on, Sunday were her aunt, 'Mrs.
Grace . 1Straughan and /Mr. and
Mrs. Howard 'Sturdy, Goderi
Township.- .
Mrs:
ownship.-
Mrs: Wm. Andre* has .been a
patient in Wingham.Hospital with
infection of a nasty carbuncle;.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hallam of`,
Hamilton`. spent the . wei.x-e'nct
with .Mr; and Mrs. Otto ' Popp.
Mrs.. Ada Wilson of +Coderich
visited her Sisters,. Misses Rebina•
and': Nettie Sproul.,
:Miss' 'IvaCarr, secretary in .this;,
zone, for ,the Upper' Canada .-and»
Foreign Bible Society, , reports
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a receipt ' for the` canvass o'
013.75' ',sent. to 'headquarters fin;
Toronto:
Rev. ,Thomas Edmunds or Se--
attle, 'Wash , who with•'his wife•
visited withh her sister, Mrs. Nel.
lie . Stewart, returned home last!
Fridays Mrs. Edinunds' intends to'"
visi•t• longer.
Miss Mari.)yri Anderson, stud-.•
ent of Stratford: Teachers' Co11
ege, 'spent the week -end with..
her parents, Mr. and ' Mrs. Isar.
vey Anderson,
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Fatience Being ...able • to: wait.
for the first -.coat- of 'paintto'•-dry -
before' adding the second. • `
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DDUNGANN.ON.
`Mr. and Mrs. 'Robert Bere' had•
as .recent 'visitors 'Mr. and Mrs.
S-herwood, ' Mr, and Mrs:-
Adam
rs-Adam , JohnsIton,..Goderich, Mr.
and Mrs.w,,Jack Richardson. and
son Hugh of Aylnier. '
It was learned with regret the
sudden ' passing of the ''late Mrs.
Thomas Anderson,: formerly :Lily
Reed of Lucknow, early Monday
in urrri fl g Wye ter d tiz�-syr
pathy to her family and' friends. •
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gardner..
of Zion .visited last 'Friday with
Mrs, Robt.. Fitzgerald.
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'ontributecl In the Service of the Community
by John La,
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The C.:G LT, group gathered at
the United Church on Monday
]ierb Finnigati,• who led' in dis-
cussion µ -Plans • were` -bade for' -a;
drive for membership and Organ-
ization.—
Mr,
rganization Mi and Mrs Bert 1VYars of
Vit. '-Peters'b-erg' isitied Ml`s.' Min
rile Jones , and Mel. Other visi-
tors on Sunday were Mr. and"'
Mi. Newt Da'vrieS, Misses Mair,
garet, May arid . Betty fairies of
Goderich.
Miss Mat'garet" Joy Durbin pf
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