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Bernicb Durnin of Goderich, called
SEyerZ
W. G. NICHOLSON
Defeated Reconstruction
Candidate in Bruce
-^iss™.Aliee^.innLelLJ^.p^ing^^
Few days with Mrs,'Harold Thompson
KINLOUGH CREWE
■ .d/ , ______i - ,
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Webb and Miss
GEORGE, SPOTTON
Candidate ■ in .iWrth' Huron
W. J, HENDERSON
Defeated Reconstruction
Candidate in North Huron .
- and
near Kincardine spent Sunday at J.
B. Hodgkinson’s.
Mrs. T. Hockley is visiting with’
he.r sister, Mrs. Wm. Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. McFarlan spenj?
' Sunday at GoSerich.
Miss A. Coilins of Kincardine vis
ited, over the week-end with Mrs. M
McLean. ' j
Mrs, Jno. Becking and Mr. Hugh
Becking and family spent Sunday at
Wm. Haldenby’s.'
Mr. J. Armstrong of’ St. Cather:
.« ines is visiting witlyhis daughter,
Mrs. Jas. Hodgins.
The W. A. met .at the home ' of
/ Mrs. Jno^. Ilodgins on Thursday la?t
with a good attendance.
Mrs, W. Boyle returned home af
ter spending the past nionth
friends around Lucan.
Mr. and 'M>rs. Earl Ilodgins
Shirley and Mrs. j. Hodgins-
•i
with
/
and
spent
art evening last week nt Jno. .Hod
gins.
A special Missionary service will
be held in the Anglican church nex.t-.
Sunday at 3 p.m’. The,special speaker
will be Rev. T.ucas, former Bishop
of McKenzie River.
On the following Sunday: October
27th, Harvest Thankscivir]g’ service?
.will be held at ,11._ajn. and 7-30. PM:
Rev. F/L. Lewin of •Parkhill, will bo
the preacher at both services.
The H. W? I. will visit the in
mates of the House of .Refuge at
Walkerton on Wednesday., Octobci
23rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Goo.
■ family and Mr*. * and Mis. H
spent Sunday evening at H.
Guire’s, Olivet. *
'Mrs. ,L B. 'Hodgkinson has boon
THE LUCKNOW
i •
DEACHMAN
SENTINEL
TOMLINSON
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1935.
A
w ¥WIL
GIDEON H. RUTTLE
Defeated Conservative
Candidate in Bruce.
V Ji
(Continued from Page 1)
NORTH HURON
Ashfield
A Deach.
1 Dung...........-.^.55
2 Finlay’s ^-..,55
3 Zion _...............55
4 Port Albert .43
5 Kingsbridge 103 ,
6‘ Farrish’s .........79 -
7 Laurier „—1Q5
I
Send.
... 18
33
.42
. 13
21
19
6
I ;
152
‘ West Wawaiiosh
1 Dung. ^.—46 12 (
‘ ’ 21 '■
■ 7
25
495 361
1 Dung. —-...-----46
2 Auburn ..-»,....;.;:60 ■
3. Twp. Hall ......36
4 St. Helens ......55
5 Patron’s Hall 86 28*
6 St. Augustine a 50 6
333
Brussels ..........304
E. Wawanosh 289
Howick .....—382
Wingham ........t504
Blyth ___;-...„168
Goderich „..^..1O47
Grey —.680
Turnber-ry .^.....413
Morris ;__....’....461
Glinton .................484
.Goderich Tp. 272 ...
Colborne „._w:324
Total ^„.^.„-5738 1306
Grand Total ,6566 . 1557
108
-84
60
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28
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The Bruce vote by polling “subdiv
isions in this locality follows:
Lucknow
- Nich. Ruttie Tomlin.
O. liall . ^2^24
Reeds .1'4
T. Halt..-.,..;..—.13
63
61 ~
58
117
•80
1'41’
182 .338
Majority • for Tomlinson T56
; Kinloss'
......11, 32 36
....".37 29 ^34
......24' > 66 .86
......38 ? .46 117
...... 5 ’ 35 ' 66
......14 18 78
: 51
B. Horse .
Kinlough .
Holyrood^
2nd“C,bh. ,
Langside ■
Whitechurch
323-
. 270
313,
731
,613
149.
. 971
384
226129
Majority for Tomlinson 1$L
1 ■ ‘ : Huron
Woodsman’s —29
Bethel ....----)......31
Purple. Grove -58
Twp. Hall 17
McGuires 30
" 165
Majoritjufor
417
. 318
5247
5931
Majority for Deachman 635
474
Ruttie 156
, Culross
S.'S,. No. 1 .—11
S. S. No, 2 .......29' .
S. S'. No. 4 ....... 7
Goodfellow’s .......53
Salem ..:..................-.45
Formosa ------...19
Westford .....„..;.~.25
53
52
104
■■h.. .57
94
9.6
35
-Mrr~He]muth—Schlenker of- Bridge
port and Misslrrne Woods of Wat
erloo, . were week-end guests of Mr.
find Mrs. Robinson Woods;
. Rev. Chas, and Mrs. Cumming and
Miss Margaret of Walton renewed
old acquaintances here on Sunday.
Mrs. R. J. Woods, Mrs. D. Todd,
Mrs. Ted Rice; Mrs W\ A. MilJWT
Mrs^Jas.„Gaunt-were.among_those.
who attended the Women’s Institute
Convention in jfjoderich this week.
, Miss Annie Martin of Toronto and
friends from ’Shakespeare, were
itors for the week-end with Mr.
Mrs. A. Martin,
Successful
Anniversary Services
.. very successful anniversary
Vices were conducted in the United
■ ChurchonSunday,when Rev.Chas;
vis-
and
ser-
491
Majority for Tomlinson 302
.1 Ripley .—,^..2“^“ 99 -- 47
27iRi.pie^^”“77_9:™r^.j:65z7i:,:'?.7Z7:48-
189 117
LI — 164— 95
Majority for Ruttie 69
Approximate total votes by munici
palities in the 140 mile long riding
follow , and give Tomlinson a grand
total , of about 6600 votes; Ruttie.
about 5000 and. Nicholson close to
3000 votes. . ■ ...
. _ r^icli7~Ruttle--T<>mlr
121 179
359 318
1.74 454
163 153
216 453
85 71
6 28
10 ' 31’
Albemarle —— 82
Arran ____ .229
Bruce "__;.------ 285
Eastnor -----—...159
Greenock -------........113
Hepworth 23
Cape Croker —— 9,
Saugeen Reserve ... T.
Kincardine Tp, ......237
Kincardine Town 32(2
Lindsay— .....74—
7gn:-Jriends7;here:--on-Saturday.---
guests of Mri & Mrs. Hugh Stewart^
An Sunday" ■ ■ - ■
,jMr. and Mrs. Wilfred Plunkett
, and sons df Ajuburn, visited the lady’s
brother Wilfred and Mrs. Drennan
on Sunday. -
Miss Anna Mae Treleaven. was
home from Lucknow-7 for the week
end. ' .
Mrs. Wm. Crozier who has been
a patient in St. Joseph’s Hospital,
London, has so much improved as to
be able to return to her home here.
Her many friends are glad to see
her home again? . •
The Y. P. S. was held;on Friday
evening, with Clifford Crozier in
charge, Beatrice . Treleaven read1^ the
Scripture lesson and Fred Wain
wight sang a solo “In the Garden’’.
Then Alani Durnin gave the topic.
H-ymn 202 was sung and the ’meeting
closed with fhe Mizpah benediction.
27 CLERGYMEN HAVE GONE
FORTH FROM BERVIE DISTRICT
. ITaldenhy and
Bell.
Mc-
confined to her ronpi for .the past
few- days. ■ • ■<l
Mayor and Wife Ofl" List
jFrom various parts nf iO'ntari’0
have come . re'ports of prominent
people who have had' their '‘names
left off the voters’ list for the elec
tion which was held on Monday.
, . Wingham also has a. case- of this
kind as Mayor J. \y. Hanna and
Mr$. Hanna are both left off t-l
and .will not ho able . to
ballot;—Advance Times.
their
What he- now believes to be, a
,'oynplete list of 27 clergymen, who
have gone forth from within an,'8-
niile radius’ round about Bervie, has
been’ compiled by Frank Colwell. By
denominations .there ate 12 who
were originally Methodist ministers,
6 Presbyterian,. 8 Anglican and one
Roman Catholic. •
They are: Anglican, Right Rev.
Isaac Ot Stringer, Metropolitan of
the Archdiocese of Rupert’s Land;
Rev., Harry Hall, Rev. Benson Cox,
Rev. . Cannon ‘ W. .D. Collins, JRev.
Leslie Armitage, Rev. Lot gwallwell,
Rev.. James 'Ferrier, Rev. Thomas
Whalen. Presbyterian, Rev. John
Millar^ • Bev. FerguSon Millar,
Rev. Hugh Lane, Rev. Find
lay Matheson, Rev, Hugh Mathesioii,
Rev. John Stewart. Roman Catholic,
Rev. Father .Frank Kehoe. Methodist
Rjev. IiwVin Glass,.Rev. Samuel;, Sel-
lbry, R:ev. Alfred Bowers, Rev, Robt.
Hildred,, Rev. James Anderson, Rev.
Duncan truest, Rev.' Thomas Colwell,
Rev, Benjamin Cuyler, . Rev. F.
Clark .Logan, Rev. Edgar RoulSton
Kev; James Lager, Rev. Allafl F^rel!'.
-Gummmg-*Kave;7What--he-termed1r--an
informal talk from the text, ‘‘ For
their sakes I. sanctify myself.” Spe
cial music consisting, of a duet by
Mrs. Harold, Treleaven and Miss
Mildred Treleaven; a solo by the lat
ter and a trio by. Mrs. and Miss Tre
leaven . and Miss ‘Eunice Newton, All
of Lucknow, added greatly to ithe
success, of the service. Chobsing as
his subject in the evening “A Good
Appetite,” Rev. Cumming spoke
from the text “Blessed are they that
hunger and thirst after righteous
ness, for they .shall be filled.” Splen
did music , consisting of two anthems
and a sojpyby Mr. Bert Cullimoro.
was provided
choir.
Wbitechurch
guests of the
day evening next, when the meeting
will be in charge of'the visitors. Mr.
Harry Sturdy of Auburn,) who is
Recreational' convener of Huron Pres-
bytejry, will *have charge of the re-,
.creation period.
Miss Dorothy Do.uglas, who leaves
next week to resume her duties as
principal of the Girls’ Training
School at Tamsui, Formosa, will b„e
the speaker at the meeting of the
Y. P. S. next Sunday evening at 7.3d.
Mrs. H. Rutherford, who has been
rt visitor with ■ her daughter, -M-rs;
.Oliver Anderson, BelgraVe. for some-
months has returned home.
Mr. Wilson Woods of the O. A. C.
Guelph was home for the week-end.
Mr. Norman Hamilton oft Galt will
speak on Temperance in; the United
Church next Bunday, morning.
by the Whitechurch
Y. P. S. will be
local society on Fri-
&
PARAMOUNT
Mr, Bob Elliott.and daughter Cath
erine from Blyth, visited on Monday
at Mr. W’ R^ Marfin’s.
Mr. and Mrs^ Isaac Ensign spent
the week-end with friends in Kincar
dine, ' . .
Mrs. Arthur "Cook spent the. week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cam-
eron near Ripley; '
There was a big crowd at the
dance in the Paramount Hall last
Friday night. ,
Miss.Mary Cook,‘R.N., is nursing
"in Wingham- this week;
Majority for -Tomlinson 1596
St. -Edmunds------45 ..85-
Saugeen Tp, —....183 137 269
Southampton __7,6 209 399
Tiverton ~. ....,™. 23 30 90
Tara J.. 41 152 111
Wiarton ........-----™..243 369 443
Teeswater --------^_74 99 .'249
■/-———
Total _________..2335 3751 4851
_ ■.---- -
;-------
Grand Total ----..2880,4914 6510
ASHFIELD NOTES
Mrs. Les. McKeith spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. J^arnell of
Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald, v.isit-
ed with Mrs. A. McDonald of Am
berley. J
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hunter and
family motored to Teeswater .Sun
day, to spend the day with friends.
.Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Helm and
family ,of London, visited his par
ents over thg week-end. Mrs. Floyd
Catnpbell returned with them , where
she will remain for a few days.
WHITECHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. A. Dowd of Brant
ford spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
Craig and other relatives.' ,'
. Mr. and Mrs. Mapletaft and daw
ghter Reta and Miss McLaughlin,-
spent Sunday with Mr. apd Mrs.
Kennedy. - '
Mrs. Annetta Knight of Linwood,,
spent the week-end- with Her father,
Mr. Wm. Fisher; _ _ . .
Miss Leverne of Toronto is visit
ing with1 Miss Merle Wilson^
Miss Baird of Wingham is nursing
Mrs. Hutchison, Sr. We hope to hear
of an improvement.,-
Mrs. Caution is | Spending a few
days in TeesWater^
• A, good number from here attended
the anniversary services at St. Hel
en’s, Sunday.
Mrs. A. McQuillin received word
of the death of an old -//friend and
neighbor, Mr. Alex McIntosh of
Brussels, who passed, away very sud
denly while sitting at the table last
Tuesday morning. His wife, frtrmcrjy
Miss Smith of Morris township, is
left to mnurp. his Joss;
LOCAL STUDENTS RETAIN
INTER SCHOOL TROPHY
. . t ■ • ®
(Continued from Plage 1)
tween the girls’ and boys’ teams
from the three schools had to be
called off.
Two ' contestants from each school
are allowed in each event,, with five
winners being declared on a point,
bases of 5, 4,. 3, 2, 1,' except in the
relay races .when the three, teams are'
awarded points of 5,t 3, 1 according
to their .placing. . . .
The^list ;of winners which follows
has either the letter L, R or T ’aftei
each; name to designate whether, the
pupil, hdiongs.. to ■ Lucknow, Ripley
or. Teeswater school; * . ,
.' Thie summary of. points put Luck-
now well at the head with 183, Rip
ley second with 135 and Teeswater.
3rd, with. 98. Of. these totals, Lpck-
now • girls scored 73 points, • Ripley .
girls 90 points and Teeswater girls
22 points. “ ' > •'. /■
SENIOR GIRLS
100 Yd. Dash—Helen Collins, R:
Marie Pollock, R; Jessie Thacker, T;
M. O’Mara, T. 220 Yd. Dash—D.
Graham, L; H. Collins, R; H- Lane,
L Running High Jump-r-EL Collins.
R; Marion McNay, R; Hilda Lane,
L; >. Collyer, L; J. MacGregor, T.
Stan$ihgx Broad Jump— II. --Cdllips.
R.; D. Graham, L; M. McKim, L; N.
Ferris, R; I. Keith, 2T. Running
Broad—M. Smith, R; D. Graham, L;
M. McKim, L; "M, MacKay, R; I<
Keith, T. Standing Hop, Step and
Jump—H. Collins' ft; M. McKim, L;
M. Mackay, R; H. Lane, L; V.
Thacker, T. Throwing Basket Ball—
N. Ferris, R; H. Collins, R; H; Lane
L; D. Graham, L; A. Ballah, T. Re
lay Race— Lucknow,, A; Finlayson,
D. Graham. H. Lane, ’ E-. -Andrew.
lTeeswaA^r"rRipleyj^:~..™
JUNIOR GIRL^
_. too Yd, Dash—J- J^arrel^JR; J.
Stewart, R; E. Andrew, L; J.’ Lowey“
L;_ A. Jeffrey, T. Running High
.jump—H. McDonald^ L; M- Salkeld,
L; J. Stewart, R; E. M. McLeod; E.
McInnis. Standing Broad Jump—J.
J^arrell, R; J. Lowey, L; M.« Salkeld,
L; J. Stewart,- rR; D. Bell, T. Run-
mih^Broad—^T^Stewarty^R-;^K-r-^Ken^
nedy; M. Mair; H. McDonald, L;- E.
Andrew; L. Standing Hop, Step and
Jump—J. Farrell, R; D. Bell, T;
J. Stewart, R; M. 'Salkeld, L; J.
Lowey, L. »
BOYS’ EVENTS
Standing (Broad Jump —Sr.—-E..
Buswell, L; Hyslop, T;\ W. Hew-
at; L.-,. Moeller, T; MacAuley, R.
Jr.—J. Leith, L; J. Carter, L; B.
-Renwick; T^-dbiddle-,—R-;-—-Collins, -R^-
—220-Yd.-D.ash^Si\ —. Hahkirk, JTl
-McCormick,-R.—Jack-JiJ9weis,Rr
T. Garter, L; J. Leith, L; R.'Liddle.
R.; Elliotit, T. ' v _ ,
Pole (Vault.— Sr. Habkirk, t;
Herd, T; C. Jewitt, L; R, MacKenZie
L; K. MacConnel, R. - ■
Baseball ’Throw—R. McKenzie, L;
G. Miller, L; Herd', T; Brown, T;
McCormick, R. ’
Relay--F. McKenzie, C; Jewitt, W.
Hewat, H. Thompson, L.; Habkirk,
Thompson, Moran, BorrhQ, T.; Lind
say, Robertson., Steele, MacLeod, R.
% mile race—-Colin * Crozier, L;
Hyslop, T; Habkirk, T; II.’Johnston.
L.
Running High Jum^—Sr.—?C. Jew
itt, L; T. Mo’ratfi, T; B. Steele, R;
N. Lowey, ,L; J. Cronin,! T. J?.—J.
Leith, L; M. Elliott, T; O. Paterson,
L.; W. J. Bell, R; R. Liddle, R.
Running Hop, Step, Jump-Sr.—
C. Jewitt, L;. Hyslop, T; 'Moran, T;
H. Thompson, L;y S. Robertson, RJ
Jr—Harris, R;. Collins, R; Leith,
,L.; ROnwick, T; Paterson, L.,
100 Yd. ’Dash—Sr.—Habkirk, T;
H. Thompson, L; F. MacKenzie, L;
Hyslop, T; JJAcAuley, R. Jr.-r-Bow-
ers, R; J. Carter,. L; J. Leife, L;
Liddle, R; E. Ross, T.
• Standing Hop, Step, Jump—Sr.—
L Hyslop, T; R.* MacKenzie, L;
T. Moran, T; C. Jewitt, L; C. Mac
Auley., R. Jr.—J. Carter,. Lp J. Leith
L; J. Bowers, R; R. Renwick, T;
B. -Collins, R. :
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Thursday, Friday, ■ Saturday.
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A WESTERN PICTURE BY
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A 1933 Pontiac sed&n owned by
Mr. Trimble Baillie, garagepinn of
Cargill, and driven by his mechanic
Mr. Howard Clark, skidded on the
gravel north of Singh ampton on
Sunday last; and after jumping the
ditch and tuning over several times,
crashed through a fenhe and'landed
in a Hump of hushes a considerable
distance from. the. road. The car'was
almost a complete. Wreck, being dam
aged, it is estimated, to the extent
of about ■$£
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MADE THE GRADE
Smashed Hydro Pole, Eleven Heavy
Fence Posts; And Landed Heads-
Up On Own Power.
■ t____ , • * •
Monday morning, Mr. Frank Beck-
ier of Blackhorse,’ who was driving
a high-powered Cadillac Automobile
and carrying four passengers, crash
ed into a hydro ' pole, throwing it
Several feet, tore away heavy wire
■fencing, and eleven'fence posts, and
landed heads-up, alter makings a
twenty-five foot drop‘ just at the loc
al fire power-house, and came up
smiling on the 6th concession lead
ing into the village at the limekiln.
Flijere were four passengers in the
car besides the driver. None wer^
injured, and did not even seem to
have any ill effects from the sudikM
plunge from the street to the
if the ravine. '
Thai Occident happened about. 3
a.m. It took the hydro employees
several hours to clean up the mess
and - get the juice - in motion—-The
automobile received only slight
scratches and lost its rear bumper*
and also a front headlight. The own-
■*r of the Cadillac will be out sever^
dollars for ' new fencing and a new
‘|ydrb&pole.—Teeswatei* News,
Pays ^Daritages, ’Is Acqutitcd
As a result, . Frank Baeehler
Charged with failing, to report this
accident that Occurred at Teeswdter
on September '27th .'when he ran
over an embankment and broke seme
’POs^s in a fence. As it’ couldn’t be
established ithM the amount of dam*
... .$.50 of' oyer.; , he
vVaS acquitted' on, agroding to play all
damagqcj und constable^ costs in 'the
action, '
Wi
was
notice
Special Notice
in a restaurant runs• A
like thtfTf “The..WW fe ffie estab
lishment'Must not be"* treated ljke
medicine and taken after meafe#. ,,