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,s rge H, King; 63,, died at.
ter iioane iia ' Windsor last Thurs.
day night. Mrs., Ignrwas soloist
at Central United Church, Wind-
eor, where ,her •husband was organ-
ist and choirmaster, for many
years.
She was a native of Glasgow,
Scotland, and came to Canadaat
the age of 18. She -and, her hus-
band laved, here about 40 Years
ago when her, Inishand7Was, •organ-
i,� at N'Street 'Methodist
hiireh and a was soloist. They
had lived in Windsor for- 30 years.
Resides. her husband, she is sur-
vived by two sons, Mrver H. and
George, of Windsor; two 'laugh.
teas, Mfrs, Charles Debaughr • of'.
Wyandotte, Milds, and .tty
Louise;- Windsor.
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Ven. W. H. Hartley, a former
resident of *Ingham and brother
o$.a G er ab, man, John Hartley,
died on May 30 at his home in
Durham. He was in his 86th year,
Born in Belmnore, he taught
school in Lower Wingham for a
short period before entering the
ministry. He' served at .chilbehes'
its Blyth, Delaware, Sandwich
South, Shelbourne, Windsor and
Jc icarrdine, efore going to Dur-
hani where he was made an arch-
deacon in 1940. He retired in
1940.
He was predeceaed by his first
wife, Harriet Hinee, several years
ago. His present 'wife, the former
:Sarah Vo11ett , s iyes as .ell as
a b rother,,Jrrr,n, Gederio .; four
sisters, Mrs, J. Gi4pput Mrs.
George, 'Elva ', 's• " neige
Suthenlend, all of Tor �.nto, and
Mrs. Harry Auld, of Delaware.
Funra'l service - was yid -14Durham •on Wednesday afternoon
' of .. •last we� and interment was
made ish Trinity Anglican ceme-
tery, Glenelg Township.
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The doctor was questioning, the
new nurse about her latest patient.
"Have you kept a chart of his pro -
res,?" The nurse 'blush'ingly re-
plied, "No, but I can shyou my
diary,' y
Doctor . (complacently) "You.
cough more easily this , morning.
(Patient .(querulously)—"I should.
I've been practising .all night."
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in the two ridings., in 'this area, Huron and. Huron -Bruce,.
there will, be a . Liberal •vs. Conservatrtve contest.
Seeking, re-election in the riding of- }lupin is Toni
Pryde, Exeter, Conservaitive...-eandidate. His opponent is
James Scott, SNiforth, Liberal standard "bearer.
John Hanna, Wingham, , the 'Conservative candidaate
in the riding of Huron -Bruce and is seeking re-election
also. Opposing • him is the Liberal candidate, Hugh ' Hill,
Colborne Towrtshig.
The following summaries, -show the results of the past
two Provineial elections, in 1948 and ,1951, in the two ridings:
1951 - 1948
No. 1
2
34
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GODERICH
Armstrong Pryde
58 ' 79 No -
144 162
118
157
69
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7 8
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Total 1124 1453
GODERICH
Fingland Pryde
1 44 70
32 133 156
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7341
1112 45
135 " 97
56 2 82 55
1112 157 7 137 144.
6'5 77 80 ` • 60
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122 167 131 149
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SUMMARY FOR HURON RIDING
Armstrong Pryde
Goderich 1124 1453
'Clinton 437 838
Seoh 565 658
Hen lh 156 222
Exeter 351 958
Goderich Twp. 305 438
Stanley 363 562
Usborne 256 506
Hay 741 461
Stephen 640 803'
Tuckersmith 514 454
Hullett " 588 322
McKillop 500 283
Advance 5 1
Total .,. .6540' 7958
Majority ,for.J'ryde-1418.
SUMMARY FOR • u
HURON -BR .JCE RIDING
Farrish Hanna
Ashfield. 322 471
Blyth - 124 222
Brussels 213
Culross _ 398
Carrick 717
Colborne 221
East Wawanosh 199
Howick 649
Huron '170
i inllo ss ... , ....... 170
Grey ; 413
Lucknow 151
Mildmay 217
Morris 291
Ripley v 87
Teeswater 186
Turnberry 222
West Wawanosh ..,_ 228
Wingham _ 295
Total 1266 1353
Majority for Pryde-87
SUMMARY FOR HURON RIDING
Fingland Pryde
Goderich 1266 1353
Clinton 701 683.
Seaforth 627 564
Hensall 187 205
Exeter 412 903
-Goderich Twp . 337 481
Stanley 473 498
Hay 882 • 408
Stephen 667 861
•Usborne 336• 525
Tuckersmith '592 410
Hallett 512 373
McKillop 466 312
Total • 7458 7566
Majority for Pryde-108
SUMMARY FOR
HURON -BRUCE RIDING
Hanna • Hill
Ashfield 451 352
193 166
216 231
360 409
298 825
173 337-
262 275
682: 574
478 267
383 , 284
326 515
318 243
144 245
414 364
130 119
234 207
357 318
West Wawanosh .... 352 308
Wingham 897 " 383
Total 6677 ' ' 6422
Majority for' Hanna -255
225 Blyth
336 ,Brussels
336 Cuirass
192 Carrick
333 Co4borni
6.51 East Wawanosh
532 Howick
429 Huron
373 Kinloss
351 -Grey
189 Lucknow
479 Mildmlay
"Morris
1176 Ripley
ipley
437 Teeswater
378 Turnberry
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Total 5273 ,• 7428
Majority for Hanna -2155.
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Ao., Olfb . wilt. 4'n .14*- e
l' 'pin e oars bhp shi way
doesu''1mat e (that a l'relfti4ele
can't . oyertake and passr a4 -
other going in the same ;direc-
tion, a Clinton driver found
out last ,•Thur ay- in court'
here.
Harold M. 'Caldwell, a mem-
ber of -the 1l* F, pleadedguilty to a careless diriying
charge arising out of a col
listen on ,No. 4 Highway near
the Cllintn RCAFStation on
May 14. •
-Crown Attorney H. (Gleno
Hays told the court that the
accident occurred•when the ac-
cused made a "elft turn off the
highway wittiest giving a Sig-,
nal. Anot�her ear going in the
same dineetion, was attempting
to pass and smashed into th,e
Caldwell car.
The accused told the !magis-
trate (that he felt it was a "no
passing" area since there was
a double unbroken line on the
highway.
"There's no ruling in the
Highway Traffic Act covering
that," the magistrate told him,
"but there is a ruling Ith,at a
signal must be given for a left
turn."
The airman was given a min-
imumfine of $5 and costs.
SIGNAL. CAUSES DOUBT;
DRIVER IS ACQUITTED
Doubt over what type of signal
was given 'by a -driver figured
strongly in dismissal. of a careless
driving charge against another
driver in court here last Thursday.
William John Elliott, Elizabeth
street, was charged folllowing an
accident on May 14 at the inter-
section of West and Waterloo
streets. •
Thys Groen, R.R. 4, Goderich,
told the court that ^he was driving
a car ahead of 'Elliott's car' on
West street and signalled that he'
intended to turn right onto Wel-
lington• street. As he made the
turn, he said, the car (behind hit
his vehicle on the right side.
A witness to the accident, Cor-
nelius Van den Reuvel, R.R. 2,
Goderich, said he was sitting in
his parked car on West street mid-
way 'between Waterloo and Wel-
lington streets. He saw the two
cars pass, he said, and his atten-
tion was drawn when he noticed
the Elliott car gain in speed. He
did not notice if the driver of the
lead car 'had given a signal.
!Constable Dona•ld.`Hobbs, of the
Goderieh • Police Department, said
that skid marks made by the El-
liott car were 57 and 61 feet in
length. There was evidence the
accused had been drinking, but
he 'was not impaired, the constable
testified. •
Elliott, in his own •defence,
maintained that Groen had given a
signal for a left turn. Since there
was a car approaching from the
opposite direction, he felt the lead
car was going to stop, so proceed-
ed to pass on the right, 'Elliott
said.
Magistrate D, E. Holmes, in his.
decision,, said that outcome of the
case hinged on the signal. ' To
register a conviction, he said, there
_would have had to have been cor-
roborative evidence that Groen
had signalled for a right turn.
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Sent es in ref() 4 ry'ref two'-
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tiro Toronto men, George Let ez-
nickx ,.30, and"Aaudrew R tgi ' o'
cshbil; 3245, 'I by ,fudge Frank rink'
land, at ,a ,special >ye$aioa of Hurgn
Count, Court here last T ursdaY
afternoon.•
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The •two me'n had previously
pleaded guilty to charges ofbreak,
enter and theft and break, enter
and intent to commit theft., They
were given similar terms, on the
two charges with sentences to run
concurrently.
'The !nen were charged with
breaking into Daly Motors, Sea-
forth, and theft of two television
sets and, $7.90 in cash. The sec -
end (break-in was at Bet t•Flectric
in Monkton, 'where nothingwas
taken.
In sentencing -the men;' Judge
Fingland noted that Crown At-
torney H. (Glenn, flays 'had sug
'gested that they could have been
changed as halbibual criminals
-since they both have • "long and
dishonorable . records." He said
he wanted them to consider the
seriousness of their position, and
added, "T expect you will reflect
on the mercy .I am showing you."
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Ainslie's Market; Aitken's Grocery; Al1i son's Meat Market;
Andrew Dairy; • Beato'6's' Bakery; Bluets, .,LG.A. Supermarket;
Central Meat Market; Cranston's Grocery; Culbert's Bakery,
H. Cutt & - Son; K4 C. Cutt; Eedy's Grocery; Fisher's ' Store,
Saltford; Gardners Grocery; Goderich Frosted Foods; McManus
Dairy; T. Morris, Saltford; John Moss Grocery; O'Brien's
Market; 'Overholt Groceries; 'Skeoch's Blue Water Market;
South End Groceries.
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