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OFFICIAL FIGURES
Clinton
:No 't 11)14 W5
1 No. 20.. 80 7
'No 3A 150 I)
N,, 311 1841 .31
N,, a 18141 7
\dc once I'•.i!Il , 111 O
149
93
77
99
Sl)
325'
13
4194 444 �,,+,
Maj,o•ritg '(oar T:aylur-•-41741.
Exeter
No J 731 211 545
No. 2A ,,.,,,40 115 84
No, 2B ,,,,,49 1114 83
No. 3A_. 311 24 59
'Noy. 36 SO 2111 611
No 4 Illi Qlh 35
281 41N)16 457
Majority ;for Taylor --206.
Goderich Township
No. Ill 74 l7 93'
No. 2 419 ,174 76
No, 3 6111 4 97'
No. 4 38 3 85
No. 'S .... , , , 517' 14 85'
N.o. 6 416 6 45
—
322 47 481.
Majority for 'I'ayllor--069.
Goderich Town
No. 1 4.2 7 73
.No. 2 86 1113 Rua
No, 3 160 319 116
No, 4 512 7 59
No. '5 9A 7 111(37
No. 6 611 lilt 67
No. 7 525. 112 A'8
tNo, 8 FIR 4 47
No. 9 97. 111 11128
No, 110 11.512 18 12913
No, 11 .. _ , , , , , 1772 2 49
No. Ile .... , , 99 6 '1117
Advance .Poll , 11,3
WINTHROP
(Wended Fos 1,ast Week)
With deepest regret we learned of
the sudden passing of Mrs. George
McKee, who passed peacefully away
at her home on 'S'aturday. 'Dhe fune-
ral, which w,as held from her late re-
sidence on Monday to 1:&I'aitland
Bank Cemetery, was largely attended.
'He'r pastor, Rev. R. W. Craw, offic-
iated. We extend our sincerest sym-
pathy to those in loss of a loving
wife, mother and gra'nd'ma.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Little spent
Sunday in Bolgrave with the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Geddes.
Mr. Dawson Smith of Toronto
spent the holiday with .Mr, and. Mrs.
Percy I:ittlle.
Mrs. [Robert Campbell and Miss
Reta .Campbell spent Sunday with
Mr. .and .Mrs, Wm. !Humphries of
Walton, and also attended the anni-
sary services of Duff's Church,
Walton.
:Mr. and Mrs. !George .Eaton cele-
brated their thirty-1fi.rst wedding :anni-
versary on .Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Foster Bennett also celebrated their
eighth wedding anniversary the same
day, .:.October l'o'th. Those present
were Mr. and 'Mrs. ;roster Bennett,
:Mona and Billie, and Mr. John Ben-
nett, Mr. and Mrs. Peter 'McCowan,
and Mr. :John Bullard.
HURON NEWS
Bayfield's New 'Bridge
Work on the quarter -million -dollar
bridge proposed to span the river at
the village of Bayfield probably will
c.ontmence next spring, Jas. ,Ballon-
.yne, 3f.P,ll'.1or Huron, told this pa-
per during a brief visit to :Goderich
this week. Mr. Ballantyne stated that
although tentative survey work was
}wing conducted this fall 110 actual
work would be done this year. The
'bridge proposal has 'been nlx,ted
many months now. it has come to be
regarded as an .absolute necessity ow-
ing to increased speed limits and im-
proved roads. 'A.t present a short one-
way 'bridge spans the river. and it is
reached by driving down a long wind-
ing hill ,on either side. (Numerous ac-
cidents have occurred these hills.
a o on te.e
The new, bridge will span the entire
river valley.-'4Goderioh Star.
Two Drivers ,Appear in Court—
.
'Harold Ii44141sino're, of Clinton, and
'Henry iG, Binad'iey, of Goderich, driv-
ers of :two'''641:'s which colll•ided on
highway No.8.,t'wo miles' from'God-
erich on "September 6th, resulting in
the death of Mrs. Win Doherty of
Goderich were arrested last Friday on
charges of ,eriminal.•negli'gence. The
AC
s, s; lll�Dr�tOAl�;SiMt�K
charges .were preferred after a coron-
r's jury decided that reckless driv-
ing on the part of Livermore and lack
of caution on the part of Bradley
caused the fatal accident. The young
then appeared and each ,was remanded
a week on. a 412,0110 ''bond.
Mrs. Joseph Ravelle Sr. —
Mrs.'Josoph Ravelle died .at the
Monte of her son Leonard on the Blue
Water Highway after about 4 weeks'
illus s ,following a stroke. ,She was in
her 77th year and 'is survived by four
s'nns, Joseph and Peter. o, Brand
Bend; Leonard and Remy, of •tlte
Blue Water 1FIighway and one dau-
ghter, ,Mrs Harvey Bossenbirry; of
Pitcher Creel, Alta., also three bro-
thers, Frank and 'Remy Jeffrey, of St.
Joseph and •Clifford Jeffrey. 0f Lon-
don. and two sisters, Mrs, Leo Jeff-
rey, of St. Joseph, and Mrs. Ceiba
1 15
18W '1119 1109.x,
Majority dor Taylor -31..
Hay
No. 1 67 1112 311
No, 2 69 ,1213 112
No. 3A 11112 4113 34
341. 313 , 1:113 5 36
No. 4 0164 11111 • '58
No, '5 85 i3 4?
No, 6 ,,,,,,. 70 2 11134
No. 7 42 9 1217'
No. 8. - 111,6 4 33
No,2
40,3.
No. 4
No. 5
No 0
N:),
441. 1116
7'1. lt)
80 1111
5O 2?
19 16
349 9
370 3JH4t
Majority for B'allanty!ve--43).
42 o
01 o !cis M 0
ui r" F r CO P.1
45•
lb'
30
<itk
71)
,)4•;1
l.htl't.rrl. ,.., 494
Exeter 281
(.;v,ferich '1.'p. 322
Goderich .. 1062,
Hay , , , , 838
Hensall ,,,, 2'l5
Hullett .,,• 568
•vIdKillop :. 538
Seaforth , , , 583
Stanley ... 459
Stephen ,,, 638
T tt kc rsanitlt 604
C}s•horne , , , 3170
7043
44 632
106 407
47 461
119 10933
85 396
74 132
131 4197
20 2;513
53 327
73 ,45543
67 744)
84 3512
1'0'4 340
942 5662
138
2(16
1,3'9
311
442
83
291
3(36
215(i
fi
352
30
102
Plurality ...for Ballantyne -1,41.10
Votes polled -13,9+54
Nantes on •list -118,e08.
Votes not polled --4;164,
Ballots rejected, cancelled or de-
clined -108,
'108,
TOWN TOPICS
TWENTY-FIV'E YEARS AGO
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1937
loyable married men now regis
1 and in receipt of relief will be
to accept farts
og to
er
It seems
to he moving fast
e is no contentment. P,e:
want rest but few go to find
rest, As we sit back look c.tu,a
'Mrs. Pendergast is visiting ;her sis-
ter, !Miss IK. I'l'laran, John street.—
;Arthur Scott of Windsor is visiting
his :father, John Scott of Roxboro.—
Lovens of good anisic 'will the .pleased
to hear :that 'Miss 8. Morson intends
giving a recital iu the near .future.—
Mrs. Tayllor .af Clinton accont•panied
the lady howlers on (Friday afternoon
and made a most agreeable ,chaper-
one.—Rev. Mr, 'Silcox, of Toronto,
and one of the ,prime movers in the
Temperance ,cause, spoke in the 'First
Presbyterian Church Sunday evening,
and showed by his earnest words 'that
he .had !tate cause Of Temperance
very much at heart. --',Mrs. I. V. Feare
has sold her 'lovely home "Iarnsc'iffe"
to Mr. Couttes. Mrs. Feare and Miss
Helen intend leaving For 'Cal'gary in
about six peeks.-1'Phe W. T. 13. Club
has en'g'aged those two artistic decor-
ators, Mrs. Livingston and Miss Ste-
phens, to d'ecora'te Case's hall, for the
Thanksgiving dance. --On '\'ionday.
Ootdber 1'4, the employees .of the
furniture .factory called at "Hill Side,"
Egmondville, and presented Mr, and
Mrs. L. E. 'Bristow .with a purse of
gold. ---Mr. and Mrs. Folia Govep'lock
and daughter of !Edmonton are visit-
ing at the house of -31r. J. 'R. Coven -
lock, North Main street, Mr. and
Mrs. IGovonloek have been leaving an
extended trip. •visiting England. Ire-
land, S.ciitland an'd the Southern
States They intend remaining; in Sea -
forth for a .week or wore.—The Sea -
forth 'lady bowlers received a chal-
lenge from Clinton Blond ty a.m. to
play a return match in that taws on
Monday afternoon. 'The dnus was
waiting to take then, to the bowling
green, where the battle royal was
fought. And it was :fought, and
fought, inch by inch, ,but victory
perched on the 'banter of the visiting
team. --+Ret•, J. W.. Hodgins of Strat-
ford was a welcome visitor to our
town this week.—Mr. and \br. Neil,
with Mr. and Mrs. :McIntyre, paid
St. Mary^s a visit last Sunday. •7liev
drove down in 'their new can—Wil-
liam Naylor, of near \Vtinghaan, .son
of George Naylor, met with a terrible
accident. At :tate time 'Coulter Bros.'
threshing. utachnrn' was at his ,place,
When on top of the separator, ;attend-
ing ;to the ,blower, .the hoard on which
he was standing either broke :or slip -
.ped end etse. •il.is foot event 'through
to the revolving :mires of she straw
cutter within, and was terribly lacer-
ated. it was necessary to armtntate
his foot, .Mr. Naylor is a brother of
31r. A A. Naylor of town.
Hensall.
The new; Grand Trunk station . in
Hensel! n111 'he rushed' to completion,
A gang is at present 'cutting, &tam.
banks, levelling and fi'llin'g ,in, ex-
tending switches, etc., after which
wort: will go right ahead, on tate con-
struction of the new •station.
B rn•ceti el.d.
The people of Brucelietld are pleas-
ed with the a'lteretioos trade In the
ditches an the station street, The
open ditches have been ,filled in, and
the whole has Seen it:veil'lec! off ,with
the 'grader. The road has .been treat-
ed to a good coat of ,crushed stone. --
The farmers ane busily engaged ,in
finishing taking in their 'beams, and
most .oF !them are being taken in good
condition They are.complaining
greatly of the rot ,in the ,potatoes, Ap
,ples are very 'pietitiifanl.-JJames'Ross
of t he London :Road had a veru suc-
cessful sale on irrnicfay. 'Cattle and
horses wont high.
Zurich.
One-eighth of an inch of ice 'on. the
water was the result of the Jiro N.).
frost \31(1neslay mornm --,A 1nr•il
111i4,delivery has hcen established on
the Base Linc between:Hay : and
Stanley, cs,:itt4. one afe; from.'Kip•len•
--- frix local eva.mrator is ,laying a)
133318 845 3196
Majority 'for Ballantyne ---141,
Hensall
‘Ballantyne ,Moir "Taylor
No. 1L\ 70.4 36 71'
No. I'B 7141 315 .. _ all
'315 714 KV
Majority for Ballantyne --:3.
Hullett
{1311 II5 311
63 41 42
184 3 34)
1105 115 69
No. 1
No. °2
No. ,3
'No. 4
No. 15
No. 6
No. 7
3Lt t 20
:70 11111 45
1713 �12 Ki)
5188 fell 297
Ayotte •o1 Zurich. The Niteroi service 31aj0rir� for Ballantyne - 9)41,
was held' on Tuesday from tau. resin- Nrt.
encs, with I`ev, Mr. Jones ofhcia itig.;No>\
Interment in Grand Bend cemetery,'.
43
--Zurich :Herald. • No. 3
Late Mrs. Turnbull, Grand Bend- INo. 4
McKillop
111)3 2 183
on ,4 29 •
74 6 4
113.4 2 7:$
11)21 5 83'
Mrs. Marion 'Turnbull, relict of the
hate Robert Tnrnbull, passed away as
the 'borne of her son,' Mr, Max Turn-
bull, on the Blue Water Highway,
near Brewster, in her 495th year, De-
ceased was highly esteemed .by all
wli knew iter and was one of the
pioneers 8f the community. 'Th:• fu-
neral was largely attended, interment
taking place in (Grand Bend cemetery.
538 20 252
\lajurity ,For Ballantyne , --:3;36.
Seaforth
11114 18 56
111111 1112 54
0/23 4 844
135; all 44
' 47 8 63
9111 15 56
No, 1
No. 2.
No.
.1
No. 4
No
N,,, t,
51931 518' 327
John Barr Passes at Brussels—. 1\Ltjr+ritr t +r B:d!antyne-266.
There passed away at hi. :tome :1-f Stanley
Brussels on Monday. John Barr in !lis iNo, 1
7711, year. Born in 'Norris and raised No. 2
in this ccrmmtutity he was well and No. '3
favourably :known as a fawner and No. 4
drover. He leaves t" mrntrn their boss No. 5
two sisters. Mrs. Fronk Coates, 'Ethel. No, 14
and Mrs. Walter lull(, of Brussels, 'Neo. 7
twirl nephews, Sanmel Barr or tow tt N"i, 13
and John of 1.\'logos Fall., The ,fune-
ral was 'held on Thursday afternoon
with internment in Brussels Cemetery,
Wilson -Russel Wedding—
At ` 'Krioa Presbyterian Church
152 4 42
;iii 14) 16
71. 414; 24
46 '13 11;38
21 4 70
:77 1,4 42
454 11 7
15:7 1:.3 0114
459 713 4153
\Fajority for Ballantyne -3,
Stephen
No, 1 413 9.
N•o. a 311 IlO
:Manse. Cranbrook, by Roe_ W', A. No, 4 f39 10
Williams, Miss Kate Russel, second IOL" 1116'
daughter of Mrs. F. 'Russel, to Eldoti' No. 5 77:
Wilson, eldest son of Mrs. Wilson of •No: '6 B9
60
'Grey townsi ip, at 2 o'clock Wednes- �..
g
Clay; October '13th. The .couple were33
No'
unattended. They are spending their
honeymoon .on a Northern trip, —
B•russels ;Post.
Engagement Announced—
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Saundiereook
Wish to anouaice the 'engagement of
their niece.. Mary Ellaalbeth (Bessie)
1061
a
13
13
11115
4!5
50
u'2
5111
11531
594
6 1319
838 '67
Majority for Taylor -410.2.
Tuckersmith
,No, '1 .,.,. ,, 11109. ' 10. .'621
N o. 2 89 .18 64
No. 3 .. 11110 !10 .119
No. 4 ., 4119 8 39
Crawford, youngest daughter of the yo, . 8i 22 315
late ,\l' r. 'old Mrs.. Chas. Crawford, \ ,. 6 37 d6 , 3)3'
r ondes'to1 1 r a ':,1
eldest st sari, .0 \fr. and \fes.: Jarvis M'- .7414 84 052
1 Bride. ide, 14 17 iia•, 'Ontai 1" i;, y for 11 i.l,rt'yni'-i-:3512.
o take place tit! latter .1 in 1f this Usborne
r eith,--Clinton News -'Record. 1 • 43 . 1.
11110
7'10
47
"•Saekstage"
You'll hareanotheropportunity to
follow the antics of Woodhouse and
Hawkins, the many voiced •comedy
duo, when they .appear on "Back -
feature to be broad -
is useless owing to rat.
tion of elite:epee Agostini,' From
'Montreal.
' p.m. "Louisianal•Iayride," M138-
CBC international exchange program,
'From Los Angeles.
stage," variety
e'a• Sunday, October "214
cast ,front 4V'inrt p•eg on llrridag, IOc.t',Drivers." 'Varier
J2, iat,9 p.m. EST. In addition the 2 pan. "Sunday y
o•,chestra ,under -the direction of ,Isaac program with Fields andnovel-
\tanrott wild play special arrange- ty orchestra and Frances Adair. NBC
-CBC international exchange pro -
eluding
current song successes. in -
eluding a swim;' version of "Noah's grant, !From !New• York.
Ark." George Murray, tenor; Wilfrid 9:30 P.m. "11 t•iendly Music." Ouch-
a)nal.viadsomna, lebarreiaortneet;
the Girls' Trio withaion!Geoffrey
Gff Waddington
,crmce•sprl
The
Cape •Breton Giant len \\'ilsun, tenor. CPC,M'B•S inter••
A magnificent giant who had the national exchange program. Front
complexion Of a baby and shoulders Toronto
nearly four feet 'wide is one of Can Monday, 'October 125
ada's !little sung heroes whose ex- 4 p.m. "Club Matinee." Variety pro -
Pipits will he recalled) Tor national trot- grant 'with Walter Blaufuss' 'Orclies-
work'listener•s of the 'CDC on Thins- tea and soloists. NBC CBC interne.,
day, !Oct, 21, when 'B. ':K, Sandwell, tional exchange program, :From Chi -
editor of Torodto 'Saturday ;Night; cago.
will present the next in the series of 9 •P•m• *'"Germany Salutes Canada,"
'Canadian Portraits" 'talks at 110:30 p. Rebroadcast of overseas transmission
ni, EST. "The Giant of 'Cape Breton" from Germany. !Froin Ottawa.
was Angus •Mac'Askill and he was Tuesday, October 26:
born in 111835. 'He grew to he seven 8:15 9.11.1. 'Ottawa 'l'entole C'he r.
,feet. nift inches tall and weighed nee •Male choir direction of if. Bramwell
hundred pounds. ff-Bis hands measured Bailey, 4Fro'm Ottawa.
six inches across and twelve inches 9 30 Pratt. '"iA Special 1Patral," Dr,'t-
lung, lie couldn't grow a bemtl, His nratr>a@inn based nit tune experiences
eyes were deep blue, his voice '110110754 of 'R{.\t11'. !Proal Toronto.and his strength superb- Wednesday, 'October 27
"Night Shifty" S p.m, {'T aughing With Canada."
'The clanging of 'bells on giant loco- `Tall by B, K. Sandwell. From To -
motives; the 'hustle and .bustle of a rump.
large round -house; the intricate am, 8:011 p. nt. "Nationa'l Sing Song,"
fascinating work of a chief dispatch_ Community singing under the direr
er; a description of the almost 111.11111111 tion of George You11g. Front St. Johan.
Sperry railcar, and the preparation at •"—
huge rotary snow plows for the Did Not Have Stroke
mountain divisions will be described It was reported in talon that Mr,
during the next "Night Shift" 'broad- t". r:1, Robertson, bi,L.A„ had suiFered
cast to be presented front Winnipeg
to Ole 'CPC national Ak
network at 9:,70 a stroke, 3•ir.:Robertson proved this
3 ,n: EST, Friday, 'Oct. 22. Theotic-
rumour unfounded by making a visit
sop'lion.es of the .CBC's commentatorto town shortly after the rumour was
will he .taken into the .round-h0nse started: 1\'ittghaut :\dv^atnce-Titres,
and .shops, May Enlarge High ;Scheel—
Broadcast Convocation Ceremonies
.Hon. Cordell ((full secretary of Ta accommodate all tilts classes nn -
state For the •t'iiiterl States will have tier •the 3]{w' rurnicuhnn tar ltftrh
an honorary degree conferred upon sc110015 and rollcgiate institutes, it
him at a special eon vocation of the may be nccus.ary for the 'High
l'ni:en.ity of Toronto on Friday, Oct. School Board to build an addition to
212, The .cerentnnies, this column .the High School..Aithough the !board
karttetl at Dyes.: titer, wftl 'he broad- have not tnusfdcrcd matter as
elast-nvsr 110' nalimwl netw rl: uF the yet •spun• schools 3n thithiss district are
CBC from 3 to 4 pant, EST. Dr. 41. 1, already making plans to enlarge their
Cody, president ,)i the ;University,
will schools, 'Kincardine Will build an ad
introduce Mr. Hull and immediately dition aura the GOderich School Board
after the •degree is conferred the sec -
modelling
obtaining estimates for the re-
after
of state will address convoca—
tion.. Among the distinguished guests 11ew course of study includes ,shop
who will he present to honor \f r, work and domestic eine
and it is
11711 will all IF -ti. Esc ellenry, the Gov- (r33ing to lack of space for the t h-
ernor el1114 r'11 of Ontario, Rt. 'H•ot1 ing of these At1NOCLS that it may fit:
W. L. 3)arlceuzie ;King,1'ritne \f Fn_ found necessary to enlarge our high
inter of Canada, the ;Premier of On school, These subjects arc not 'being
taxi o, and Sir William Musick,
i
introduced here this year hut will be
Corporation Features Day by Day compulsory for the 19130 and 11(3l)
A•Il Times Eastern S'taudard. 451111 .--W'in...haut Advance-Times.
l'hatrsrlay, October 1211 Dislocated Neck -
8 p,'u, 'Democracy at Work," 'T'a'lk
by U';\t.cy (Marsh, of the Hamilton Dr. •\V, A. 'Hall, former Liberal
Spectator, ,Front Hamilton. ment'ber of the House of Commons,
AU:30 p. in. "Canadian Portraits." Ottawa, for the old riding df :South-
i3icgraphical sketch of the Cape ,(ret- is conllnted to itis haute here
on Giant ;by F3, 1K. Sandwell. Froth te3fh a rlisIogation, of the neck, sua-
Toronto. htiucd in a motor accident, 'when this
Torch
Friday,r0Ootaber'242 car ran off the road after striking a
9 9:111, "Backstage," 'Variety pres- loose stone on the .pavement near
enta'tion with Woodhouse and ,Hawk_ Dundalk the other day. The severe
ins, orchestra, vocal ensemble. ' and jdit recei've'd 'by the local 'Physician,
soloists, 'From Winnipeg. as tale machine pllavnged.into the ditch,
111 p.m. "13y the Seat," •Orchestra badly .dislocated! his neck near the
and ,vocal ensemble. !From Vancouver, too) id 'his spine: --Walkerton IEferalit
Saturday', 'October 23 'Times,
6:31) pail, "33'ee'Iay Song Sheet"
Two pianos with ;meaty ;group cliret- Yea'ti said the s•ophoniore, "When
I came hare 1 was pretty conceited,
but they knocked all that out of me-
and noir .I'nt perhaps the most popiu
tar fellow in .college."
Housewife: Just 'becatti:se 'I .gave
you a 01111511 the other day, that's no
reason why you should' send all your
friends' here."
Tramp: "Lady, they'<vrerert1t my
friends."
"I'm asking for more electricity
over hire„ do you understand?"
"1'0.,. M'aant, more power to you."
cents per hunclre'd 'pounds for apples,
and at that .price cannot 'handle all
that .faruters lbrinlg ,!ii, Apples are
piled 119 high, -tl array \Veseloli liar! a
nasty fall while u'orlcidrg at the new
schoolhouse, when a scaffold gave
way,- lhrow!ng hint to the. Floor be-
neatl,. A plank -fell,oa1 his ban;; ci
rural 111;111 cldhttry sy tern is hung.
installed along the Sarhlc lint, tt1C,
the distribution 40011t at Dasher+on'.
--The potato crap in this, ,ecli,.on 4...
eery. :tr e, 'Jut .1'Y.nit i9 I,t:r cent „'it