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HURON NEWS
Eye Injured—
Salomon Giugeri-ch, of the Gosh-
en Liue. south of •Zurich, met with a
painful accident while unloading
.beans when a chain struck hint in the
eye, 'injuring the eye'ba'll.
' Moving to Windsor—
Mr. Jack 'Gardiner, who has peen
employed by Mr. Sandy '.E 1•liot at the
Ford Garage. 'has accepted a .position
at Windsor and ie moving with his
tate and little .yon to that city. Best
wish of many friend. in :Exeter yvil
hollow hint, +Exeter Times -Advocate
Thrown From Wagon—
Mr. Pat iMdGee, Sr., of Whalen,
escaped' serious injury when he was
thrown 'from the Wagon when• the
horse ran away hast week. Mr. Mc-
Gee was riding •on a light wagon
with a bean Ipudi}er fastened behind.
He met a truck when the horse he
was •driving 'became ;frightened and
jumped for .the ditch. The tongue of
the bean ipuller 'struck Mr, McGee
knocking him off the wagon and be
received a bad shaking up.
Farmer Mitchell Girl—
Mrs. John P. Rudyk, tite 'former
Clara IA. Canfield of Mitchell, is re-
turning 00 the Queen Mary. docking
at Nee' York on Oct. 4th, after an
extended, visit to 'Europe, Besides
visiting relatives in 'England. Mrs
Rudyk, an operatic soprano. reviewed
the scores of outstanding 'Ita'liau and
'French operas tinder the tutorage of
the celedwated nperatic coatch, VeoIi,
Mrs. Rudyk was raised' by Mr. and
Mrs. John Saunders, Mitchell. Her
'brot'her also resided in this vicinity at
one time, but Itas since passed away.—
Mitchell Advocate.
Mark 75th Anniversary—
The Myth anniversary of the first
Lutheran 'Church building itt Mitch-
ell is being observed .duping the pre-
sent year by resolution of the voting
member; of the congregation. Mlle
anniversary- committee. -"consisting of
•Messrs. 'George Ronnenhertc, :Edward
Kern, E. L. \Valther, and the pastor.
Rev, A. C. Hahn, !prepared a program
cif activities, which r received the con-
grea°atjanal sanction. :October 11)th
will be recognized as. ;Anniversary
Sunday. 'In the month of October..
111963,the original Lutheran Churech,
built an the site now included in the
Lutheran Cemetery, was formerly de-
dicated by Rev. C. Gerndt of Logan.
In those years, Mitchell Lutherans
did not have a residcn't pastor, but
looked for pastoral care to the pas-
tors of the congregation of Logan.
Celebrate 50th Anniversary—
!Friends and neighbours gathered at
the home of Mr, and Mr.. Fred Ox-
toby, ninth concession of Grey,, on
Tuesday evening, Sept. 21st. to cele-
brate with Them the happy occasion of
their •having readied the 5Qth mile-
- atone of their matrimonial journey, A
delightful- social evening was enjoyed
by the one hundred and fifty guest.
who paid tribute to the bride and
Broom of lifty year. ago in nearlyI
etgod wieltes. 1)ttrin the :tour e
the evening, Mr. ae I Mrs. Ox rte.
fere marle the reciee ef :t haul -
.;eine stude, %ouch.
Wm. Thuell Severely Injured—
Wm. '11huell, resident irf 'Morris
township, con. 6, was .. tterely 'burned
on :Monday of title s' 'k when test-
ieg hie tractor with 11,1 lies. 'r"he gas
exploded causing severe 'burns about
his lace, arms and one feg before the
flames meld be distinguished. :Mr.
Thue'l1 is improving as well as can be
expected—Brussels lost.
Snell -Hunter --
A late September wedding was
quietly solemnized in the parentage
of .James Street united Church Ex-
eter, ,on \Vednestlay afternoon, Sep-
tember 29th, when Ylis's ala 'Dorothy,
eldest daughter ,y1 Mr. and Mrs. Wnt.
1-Istit r: lbmame the bride of Russell
Swan Snell, ;at of Mrs. Annie Shell
and the late John C. eStill, all of Ex-
efer.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
eentettrs. they r present at his
u t_re: eh eh v,as eve( 1 from his late
I'teem in 1) inganuo He had been in
tt ins; health ,islet. early last winter.
e 1n ,1 e tainilr of tet sons end dau-
eetere if the late 1Rechard Stonehouse
nit1 EIiza lett Roth, he was born in
East Weweno:h :dearly 72 year; ago,
1'wo brothers, Joseph. East Wawa -
11.411, and R.. ert, Belerace, survive,
a: do also three sister, Mrs. Harry
Hopper, \\ utgham Mrs, Ellen Wil-
kinson and Mrs. Jemima \\ ill insitn
Exeter. Itt !11d99 he was married t,
Miss Ann 'Jane Glenn. who survives.
He went to reside in Dungannon 45
year; ago, and had since then been a
continuous resident. Rev. T. R. 'Tur-
ner of Dungannon United Church
conducted the funeral services.
Strang -Wallis—
:\ lovely eutuum w•ed.din took
place at Lynbur'.t near Vol lhri I es..
o'clock. when Margaret Josephine,
daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
\Vallis, ,became the bride ;ri Harry
E. G, Strang, B,S.A., son of Mr, and
Mrs. Henry Strang, of Exeter. The
ceremony was :performed by Rev. W.
Hanna of Toronto, un'cle of the
gr torn ae.si.ted by Rev. Mr. 'Roe, of
t oadkittdge. ITIo the strains of the
wedding 'march 'played by Miss Jean
Laurie, of Woodbridge, the bride en-
tered the room on the arm of her fa-
ther, attired in a white crepe gown
made on princess lines. The brides-
maid was Mis.; Kathleen Strang, sis-
ter of the groom, wearing a wine
crape dress with velvet girdle, small
brown hat and 'brown accessories and
tarried 'Talisman roses. The best man
was Mr, 'Gilbert Wallis, brother of
the bride. During the signing of the
register, Miss Hope :Dutton, get Pari•,
'cousin of the bride, recited. :Immedi-
ately following the ceremony a recep-
tion was 'held•, the bride and groom
being assisted' by the bride's mother.
A 'buffet luncheon was served by five
gird friends of the bride:Mr. and Mrs.
Strang 'left on a motor trip to 'East-
ern 'Ontario and Quebec. i'he 'bride
ehose for travelling a wine sheer wool
dress, black beaver trimmed coat,
wine hat and Black accessories, 'On
their return they will reside is les-
borne,
,sborne, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Striae,
Miss Kathleen and Alex Strang. and
Mr. and Mrs. •Carmen Cann w•rre
among theguests at the wedding.
Goderich Butcher Retires—
Cow Caused Accident—
Drumm m I Island this Fall, ea: h til
a romantic e freer. It wa 1 1' d'st
blot• in ter oigltteen years the Wing
hail carried t cart;, of loge, 31010114h
she was in the eukpwood trate er-
tweett teiergian Ray and Green L'ay,.
\Vis, on tit. for some time. She was
built in 1919 at a N'itva Scotia ship-
yard for the cod trade, but soon de-
:rrtc•dthat far the more thrilling
Cita;d of ruin -running, and' `tater, :be-
fore coming to the "Great Lakes. was
ei ptoyt i in cart -eine mahogany from
Africa. The \\ utg is not equipped
with auxiliary motor, depending sole-
ly on her canvas, 'but has a deck erg
ins. .for unhzadin'g.
Hand Amputated—
During tltreshittg operations on
Thursday, 'William 'Ellidtt, bachelor
farmer near Nile, suffered injuries to
his right hand which necessitated am-
putation at Alexandra hospital, It is
'believed Mr.!Elliott thrust his hand
into the snout of the blower to 'clear
an obstruction and was caught by the
fan. His band was 'badly mutilated.--
iGoderiah Star.
Engagement—
Mr. and Mrs. John iNorry of Ex-
eter wish .to announce the engage-
ment of their youngest d'augh'ter,
!F'loren'ce Isabelle, to :Albert Fleisch -
atter, of London, son sof the late Mr.
and Mrs. 'Henry IFleisohauer, of Zur-
eich, the marriage to take piece :Oct. 9.
Painful Accidents—
A very painful accident 'heifeli Mr.
Hilton Truemner of the Ih1'th conces-
sion last Saturday morning. Mr.
Truetnner was standing on the back
of the 'four-wheel auto 'trailer to
which was hitched a rathe high spir-
ited' 'team of horses and who unex-
pectedly gave a quick jerk with the
result that Mr. Truennner lost his
balance and fell out of the back of
the trailer fracturing his kg very
Saturday night a stray 'Caw on the
road was the cause of an accident
near Wroxeter, when Wilfrid Rud-
olph, of Mitchell, all but wrecked his
car and himsaif receiving a' bad shak-
ing up. The cow, owned' by 'Andrew
Douglas, jumped euddenly out of a
ditch in the 'darkness. It fared .tnuch
better than the automobile.
Little Lad Injured-
Slipping on the floor and striking
his head on 'the pedal of a sewing
machine gni Tuesday afternoon of last
week, tittle Donald Wightman, two-
year-old son of Mr. and Mrs, J. C.
Wightman, suffered concussion of the
brain. 'The little lad was unconscious
needy :twe'l've hour-. but is now .mak-
ing a splendid .recovery. fit and Mrs,
Wightman were former residents of
5e'lgrave,--Wiftgltann 'Advance -rimes,
The !butcher shop which drys been
operated ihy..0 .E 1,bi-it t t Gitler-1
ich will lye closed at the end •.1 eft,'
month with the retirement t` the
proprietor, h..t iia; ;,;,crit 11 Ltiy nRv
year's as a butcher and dr er. Mr.
Allison, who was 'born near Petetetn,
entered the 'butcher trade wheel .oris
seventeen years .1 ave, Since then lie
ha had shops at ttlianda'le, Stat'ter,
Becton, leeton and Itioderieh, and has
trained 'three ..it. in the trade. As a
drover out of Beeson Mr. •AI1'i.au, sr.,
recalls .driving live '.stock to tett "leo
rottto .market over tiled roads.
were the days o; woolen .:i•.Iewalks,
flirt roads and 'horse-drawn -.trete
car., when Toronto hal a tentul:ai ti
of less than 21141,00,11. With tate pass-
ing of time Mr. Allison lies noted
many and widely varied, ;priee., for
livestock an the market. Hogs have
fluctuated between .$2.75 and $212 per
cwt., beef 'between 52:'50 and elf,
Salvaging the Gilly—
\Vork is pregresi- ng =mettle on elle
salvaging of the eerie) and an•,•keee
of the ship •Gilly, which f„brei eel in
a .storm ten days ago and we: driver,
ashore dwci -miles north of C;..,dnmeh.
Ab. Leonard has dtarge of tete r:•-
moval -of the ;cargo of ...3,510 cedar
pest.., and he already has moved
about one-third of the cargo to the
:wharf at the harbor. it is tinderseveed
the purchaser, Thos. Sandy, intend;
eltiplpiug thea! tet :Wallace—here. 'I'h,•
Fairbanks - Muse Centipanv, •dormer
owner elf the '): illy, has redressed *.1;;•
n-tr,n duce! engine. etilnr••1 et
and it is 'Iteittg removed 'le:
dreek i x.l,n 'fit a. ,'r•rt i 1 ride.
S t ii her hetet eng1;4r4 • ,lie-. etd
ti engine i, 'heieg: :removedi'(rr, •b-,•
r. The il'iesel, which r.•in e:}
wreckage the till}v when i.n aihlitti
lroke, .with elle result that the em.,encs
seized. is entirely eulmierged :in the
hold of the ship. which is resting in
about nine feet of w+eters Drifting
sand clogs .the tnachinery, The dully
was 'hardly sntasberl :by the pounding
of wa•ve,.. .after she was driven
aground, ibitt about six iuchcs of
water was pumped' 'from ..her after
tentative patching had teen effected.
One side wary .split ;away attd :the
nerd wits sntasheri to mittchw<ncel
end torn away. It is possible the
also .purchased by ?vfr. Sandy, 'may be
resurrected.--IGsferie'h Signal
Director of Hostel—
R. Edon 'MclKinney, ex-Blttr"vtt,le
111,1 '\tr ttghani boy, }las been Aimee
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ed to rapre..ent the '1'eoro•ntei lig trl ,r
Trade as o Aires.ter of the letroene
Hosed riles is wh.'re e taro .1
eerie nl e )pin• rt r•li •f met.
Janes Stor ehotisu. D t Barr .—
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Former Rum Rutmer—
The schooner J. T. Wing which i,
bringing logs to ,Goderich from
tut end cod-liver oils as
etar'.. A, eB
La. h' . t f n at
tug it .15005 ..os to. nilyren
is. It har been amply proven
lack of this vitamin 'w
he atEectte,-
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1937
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ment."' Instead of making ,oxtaei
badly. Mcclicall aid was alt once cabled
and he was rustled to Clinton hospital
Inc a -ray pictures which revealed that
the 'leg sustained eight bone fractures
o'r the leg. The patient is resting
quietly at the 'hospital for a week or
so ibefore 'being brought home 'for the
long six •weeks of quiet that usually
goes with such a ease,—Mr. and Mrs.
!John Preeter and Nies. Flora Ba-4w.n
of Kitchener were visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Siebert
on fair day. In the evening Mrs,
Preeter had ,the great misfortune of
falling down Rite hack outdoor steps
at the Siebert home and 'fracturing
her hip. -Zurich Herald.
"WE WHO ARE ABOUT
TO DIE—SALUTE YOUr
(Issued by Ont. Dept. of Elighways/
'That was the greeting the gladiators
of old gave to the 'Rotnan emperor
before they perished in the arena.
But we are not gladiators and we
will, by the hundreds.
We are the 'people who are agoing
to die in fatal motor accidents during
the years 1937 and Mils.
Most of us have not even a pre-
monition of the fate which awaits nes.
We •do tto't realize that Death .lurks
around the corner, V'e have not seen
his shadow nor heard his footstetp's,
But Death awaits.
Waits 'around the bend in next
ear's faltering brakes, in the trail of
some chance driver who loves: to
"jockey" in a flue of tratffrc or swish
past allot -her car an a curve or hill,
In the street, on the open highway,
what matter where? Death waits and
doe; not announce his coming.
We are marked down to die, ''Tile
great clod called Statistics has written
down our names in los big book and
by actuarial laws we are doomed!
We do not know it, •hitt Death is
corning.
Some of tt: are little children. Our
deaths will he more horrible, marc
tragic, than tither;. Bet die we will.
are not ,going into 'battle. We have no Parents, teacher; and professional
hate for anyone. We are not sick of life-savers with all their earnest
life. We do not wish to die. But we warning*: avail .us note
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Will your name appear in Monday's newspapers? If it does, will you
be writhing with pain in the emergency ward of a hospital, will your
mangled remains be resting in a funeral parlor—or will you be held by
the Police on a charge of manslaughter?
If you are a motorist and value life and property, help to stop this
slaughter of innocent people. The death toll from car accidents in
Ontario must go down!
We are justly proud of the Police of this Province—but they cannot
be everywhere. Most accidents occur when a policeman is not around.
Traffic violators know better than to speed, cut in or crowd other cars
with a policeman in sight.
Ontario ootorast s wilt o -operate
When you see a motorist driving in a manner dangerous to
the public, take his number, make a careful note of the actual
time and place and when you reach your destination write to
the Motor Vehicies Branch, Department of Highways,'
Toronto, giving full dstail:s. We do not invite reports of minor
infringements of the' teal -fie laws; you are requested to use
sound judgment.. We zei,'s dead redegtr•ftely trill, rt/ir,ndr.`rs,
oerrsto
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DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
,%'odor Vehicles Branch
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