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BLAKE
The pupils and teacher, Miss J.
4+%icDonald of S. S. No. 9, Blake, will
!bold their Xmas. Entertainment on
.21anday Evening, December 22nd. A
tpiendid program is being prepared.
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oe and enjoy a good hearty laugh,
;irfirtission 25c and 15c.
HILLSta•REI,„N
Miss Annie Consitt who has been
Oeopesea,jling several clays with relatives
:1 ?hie vieinity has returned to her
ahoSl'et uaz ?.Irnsali.
Ile ittadbt Stepl'tensoa left to sp-
a :few days " 41). her sister Mrs.
IGuiders ,of Lucknow,
Mrs. Robt. McAllister who under-
went an operation in Victoria Hosp-
pital, London, Several weeks ago, re-
turned to her home and is much im-
proved in health.
Mr. Stewart Beattie spent the we-
ek -end with hie parents near Lonsb-
orough.
The Hillsgreen church are holding
their Christmas concert on Thursday
evening, December 18th at 8 o'clock
in the church. Mr. S. Beattie will
present a program by the school chil-
dren of S. S. No. 7, Stanley. Christ-
mas lantern slides will also be given
and a Christmas • Tree and Santa
Claus. Also a'. box for the friendship
House in London will be sent away.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mr. Elgin McKinley, our promin-
ent poultryman is at Toronto this we_
eke attending a poultrymen's conven-
tion and banquet.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Reid and Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Watt and child of
Blyth visited on Sunday at the home
of Mr. Elgin McKinley and Mrs. R.
McKinley.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Armstrong
were visitors with friends in Clinton
on Friday of last. week.
Mr. Bd. Lowden of Hamilton spent
the week -end at the home of -Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Erratt.
The members of the municipal co.
until met at Township Hall, Varna
on Monday and wound up the town
ship busine a for 1930.
miss Hazel.,Hazel.,Smiley, the teacher
and the pupils of S. S. No. 5, Stan,.
are preparing lor a Xmas. tree anu
entertainment at the schoolhouse on.
Friday .ufternoorh..
Mr. Jas, Reid and family of Clin-
ton spent Sundae- with his brothe.
::Tr. Will 12cid and family of Varna.
Mr. Garnet McClinchey and tarn
;1y who have been living on Gosher
.ane, Stanley; removed Last week tc
14th con. Hay Tp.
Me. Thos. Snowden and Arr. Henn;
3teckle s went to Toronto and return -
;d with (15 head of cattle.
Mr. Wm Mero has returned to
',ur.ich lifter working for the summer
•ith Mi. Will 'Talbot,
Mr. John. I air d e r moose Jaw has
mvcu visiting Ilk mother, Mrs. Geo.
tIi l,ri•t week, le..
••„n ; again for the ,
r#ry to learn thele, M'.Wna Tay-,
lay of Varna Irma !Cain ankle fractured
STEPHEN CQUNCIL
The Council of the Township of
Stephen convened in the Town Hall,
at Crediton, on Monday, December 1,
at 1 o'clock pen. All members were
present. The minutes of the prev-
ious meeting were read and approved
That By-law No. 445 for the con-
struction of the "Scott Deane" 'hav-
ing been read the third time be pee -
sed and signed by the Reeve: and
Clerk and the Corporation Seal be
attached thereto.
That the following persons be ap-
pointed D.R.O. and Poll Clerks, viz:
No. 1, Henry Mills and Nelson Baker.
No.2 A. J. Penhale and P. Dearing.
No. 3, G. Hirtzel and G. Nicholson.
No. 4, J. R. Thompson and J. T,Hirtzl
No. 5, P. Sullivan Jr, and N. Shenk.
No. 6, E. G. Kraft and W. Kleinstiver'
No. 7, A Finkbeiner, J. Houlahan.'
No: 8, D. Eagleson and H. Hodgins.
No. 9, L Bestard Jr. and Well. Gill.
A large number of accounts were
paid which will appear in .the Treas_
urer's Financial printed the latter
part of the month.
The Cuncil adjourned to meet a-
gain at the Tiown Hall, Crediton, on
Monday, December 15t11 at 1.30 p.m.
Henry ETlbei•, 'Clerk.
HENSALL
Mabel Cudmore, R.N. of Detroit,
visited her mother, Mrs. R. Cudmore.
Mavis Spencer, who underwent an
operation for eppendicitis,'is getting
along nicely and expected home.
The many friends of Alex. Buch-
anan regret to learn that he is con-
fined to his home through illness.
Mrs. 0. Talbott visited for a few
days with Dr. and Mrs. G. Collyer.
Frank Smale of Detroit, spent the
week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Geo. Smale.
Mrs. Robt. lionthron and Miss M.
Gibbs have got settled in their apart-
ments over T. C. Joy nt's store, where
they will spend the winter months.
A dnck shoot is being staged at
Chiselhurst on Wednesday Decembeh
17th.
Maurice Boa of Windsor spent the
week -encs at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Smale.
Elva Bolton, accompanied by Dr.
J. Spellman, of Kitchener, and her
sisters Doris -and Norma of London,
and Alda and Maude of Seaforth, sp-
ent a week -end with Mr. and Mrs. G.
Bolton.
-C. G. Vanstone; lst Vice-pres-H,
B. Stowe, G. Ferguson, W. Buchanan
Harry Martin; 2nd Vice-pres-II'Irs.
B. H. McCreath, Mrs. G. Ferguson;
Mrs. (Dr) H. J. Hodgins, Mrs. L. M.
Pringle, Miss Patterson; Secy, E. Flo-
ody; Asst. Secy -Miss L. E. Knox;
Financial Secy-Mrsfl Geo. C.Young
Treasurer, -L. M. Pringle.
The Firemen have put in a fine ev-
ergreen tree opposite the Town Hall
and will have it brilliantly lighted
and as on other years, will be made
the medium for Christmas presents,
not only for the children or young
people, but also for the grown ups.'
This move of the firemen is much ap_
preciated.
Fred Kennings, while engaged in
trimming shade trees for Geo. Doug-
las at his residence, had the misfort-
une to break both wrists. The injur- ,.
ed man was taken to Clinton Hospital
for an x-ray, Mr. Kennings is a ver
active man and will be greatly m:.; -
sed.
Jessie Buchanan, who has been as-
sistant teacher in the public school
for a number of years and giving
excellent satisfaction, has tendered
her resignation, and it will be diffc-
ult to fill her position.
W. Henry Pfile has purchased six
acres of land from Dr. A. Moir, im-
mediately south of J. Rowcliffe's new
dwelling, nearly a mile south of our
village, and intends using it for dw-
elling purposes and is arranging for
buildings. He has purchased what
has been known for years as the Kip -
pen hall, and will utilize it in the
building process.
Mrs. R. Cudmore has gone to Tor-
rnto to spend the winter months with
nembers of her family residing at
that place.
Sorry to renbrt the illness of John -
lie Farquhar, a bright young son of
etr. and Mrs. Frank Farquhar, but it
is hoped he will soon 'recover. •
s iSY� December 18th, 1.934..:
underwent an opol•Irtinl'z for as
trouble in Victoria Hospital, Londoi
recently.. been able to return t
his hone at Goderich, where be 1
convalscent.,. He has been granted
three weeks sick leave,
Of the 39 cases of crippled chil-
dren examined at the clinic last yr.
tinder the auspices of the Lion's Clubs
ten were. transferred from the Goder-
ich. Lions to the Seaforth Lions, leav-
ing
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a h Club,
17 of these have been treated where
treatment .was of use and the files
have been closed with respect to them
leaving 12, cases not reported.
One of the old time residents of
Goderich passed away at this home in
Toronto, in the person of Major Jos.,
eph Beck. For many years he was
connected with the Saltford tannery.
He more than once "contested the N.
Huron riding for the local house. He
was one of the -Huron Rifles Who we-
re out on 1866 -at Sarnia and he was
a former officer in he 33rd Regim-
ent.
There was a slim crowd at the box
ing bout at Exeter, the other evening
in the Opera House, 11 boys from
London Y:M.C.A. were present and
put `en five - bouts and in addition
there were two local bouts. Jack
Somerville, of London who . boxed D.
Raby, Ont. Welterweight champion,
had three ribs fractured in the bout
and was attended to by Dr. Dunlop.
There were three knock -puts during
the evening. •
A number of applezuen.of the co-
unty are looking' intothe project of
establishing ain apple grading and
packing plant in the county, similar'
to plants in some of the other coun-
ties, and in this connection a number
of apple men have been. in Goderich
looking into the project of locating
such a plant there. Goderich has the
advantage of being located on both
railway lines and also on tae water
front for boat shipments.
John P. Campbell, a 'former Coun-
cillor of Ashfield, Tp., passed away
following a ehort illness.
Douglas R. Nairn, barrister and
solicitor, is hanging out his shingle
in Goderich, having taken the offices
formerly occupied for many years by
Chas, Carlow, now Judge.
The angel of death visited the
Thames Road, and took the spirit of
Mrs. John Ballantyne to the eternal
resting place leaving her bereaved
husband and six small children. Her
maiden name was Annie Mildred Mil
ler, being a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Miller of Staffa. She was in her
40th year, and had been in poor heal-
th for•some time, was a wormy mem-
ber of the Thames. Road United Ch-
urch and was held in high esteem.
Rev. Father, J. D. Pinnsoneaut, a
.former Parish Priest of Blyth and
Clinton,' died at Windsor, on Thurs-
day last. The funera 1 taking place
with interment on Saturday morning
at St. Joachim. Since he was ordain-
ed on July 14, 1901, at St, Peter's
Cathederal, London by Rt. Rev. Bis-
hop McEvoy, Father Pinsonneault
has had an interesting career preced-
ed
reced
ed by a brilliant success in his stud_
les.
Freddie Ellerington, of Exeter, is to
be congratulated on receiving a bea-
utiful white -gold wrist watch as a
special prize for producing sugar be-
ets that were judged the equal, if
not better, than the ones which car-
ried off the first prize awarded by the
Better Beet Sugar Club of the Chath-
am district. Freddie was honored at
a banquet given in Chatham last we-
ek to boys of this Club sponsored by
aI the Cl`rat xq 'i e taria:ns. During. the
n, year 85 boys etultivated half -acre
o plots.
s. Chief of Pollee Louis Warner, of
Teeswater: was sentenced -to two mon-
ths in the. Walkerton jail whe1/ he
appeared before Magistrate Walker
on a ..ebnrge of stealing $51 from the
till in the 'bakery store of E. 'Biked:
Warner who carne to Teeswater from
London four years ago, was arrest-
ed }ry.l rov: police a week ago follow-
ing the discovery of the theft by the
baker's wife.
Seaforth Was visited early last
Thursday morning by a disastrous
fire,,. when a main street block, three
stores, with. living apartments up-
stairs, being completely destroyed
The fire had made such headway be-
fore being discovered that nothing
could be done and the contents were
almost a complete :loss. Three fami-
lies lived above and it was with diffi-
culty that they escaped, saving
none of their belongings. Mr. and :Lorne orne Dale and Miss Robinson
occupied a corner apartment and be,
ing cut off from the stairway had
to make their escape from a balcony
in which. Miss Robinson jumped- from
this balcony, sustained a fractured
ankle.
Astrong odor of gasoline pervaded
a number of homes at Crediton rec-
ently, especially- cellars, even in one
SOi rods away from the origin• • of it.
A gas company had installed 'a large
tank five feet under. ground, -oat the
tank must have got a jolt and sprung
a small leak, causing the gas to be
transmitted through the earth and
drains to quits a number of houses.
The company's truck was promptly
on hand, and in a brief period had
the defective tusk hoisted, out. and a
better one put in.
COUNTY NEWS
Robt. J. McMillan or Seaforth,,
.-as elected lot vice president of the
7rhited Farmers' Co-operative Comp
ny, Limited at their annual meeting
ld in Toronto last wek.
The weight of wet snow on the
00 of the Ford garage at Lucknow
-taused- the girelers to break one
naming recently, letting down a sec,
.ion of the roof. A number of cars
'cored therein were not damaged, a,
rnly one. old car bad the top hro
ten down.
With the arrival on Thursday of
'est week Anita C. Minch, with n car
;•o of wheat Vmd Date, navzlr-z+:on at
Goderich cloee' for the winter ane,
they fleet consists of ten grain boats
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DASHWOOD
Mr. J. C. Reid & Co., have erected
a shed at the rear of the Commer_
cial Hotel, for the accomodation of
their customers.
Mr. S. Betchen of London, called
on friends in town last week.
Harry Hoffman has returned after
spending 'last week in the Telephone
plant school in Toronto,.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stire left an
Tuesday for Waterloo and Bufalo,
where they will spend the winter.
Don't forget the school concert on
Friday evening, December 19th. Eesti
erybody is cordially invited to come.
The annual Christmas festival in
the Evangelical Church, will be held
on Christmas night, December 25th.
A Cantata entitled "The Lord is
Come" will be rendered.
• The Christmas festival in the Lu-
theran Church will be held on Chr-
istmas eve. Dec. 24th. A Cantata,
and Pageant entitled "A Christmas-
Message" will be.rendered. This is
the first time a Cantata has been
given and we extend a hearty wet-
come
elcome to all.
The regular meeting of the Wal
ther League was held in the basem-
ent of Zion Lutheran church, on Tliu
rsday evening last with. Miss Marie
Allemang, the president in the chair.
Devotional exercises were opened as
usual with. the League Song. The
Patter, Rev. Mr. Ness, led in prayer,
and a Psalm was read respoiaivedye
The chairman. of the Christmas Com-
mittee, Miss Kathleen Kerner, rep-
orted sales progressing favorably Ow-
ing
wing to the many activities taking
place before Xmas. it was decided to
drop the 'meet meeting and, also the
social` aneetizag in the following weep
and to devote the earn thus saved 35.
to bring SCbrsistmas cheer to needy-
children
eedy:childr n of Dashwood, A committee:
of two: Reta Hayter and Helen . Eve-;
land was sleeted to distribute this.
fund. Tbe.surn of 310 was voted to,.
wards the {congregational treasury„
The election of officers will take place'
in. May, the new fascial year of the In-
ti.rnat•iorral Walther League. The
ofliciais of the League .at present are:.
President, Miss M. Allemang; Vice-
president, Miss Edna Marrtene; Secret
ary, Miss I 'elen Nadiger; Treasurer,
Mr. Albert Miller.
The Dashwood Lutheran Ladies'
Aid, held its monthly meeting at the
home of Mr;. Geo. Merrier, Mrs..
Jacob Rader, the president presiding.
Rev. Ness, pastor of Zion Lutheran
Church, 'ted in 'prayer and read the.
Ssriptiwe lesson, following which he
gave a reading on the Fife of Philip
the evangelist and his four daught-
ers. The ;sum of- $5 was voted for
charity; $10 for the Synodical" Miss-
ion Fund, and $10 for the Congreg-
ational. Treasury. It was decided to
tlnfhr the election of officers until the.
next meeting, -which will be held In
the second week of January, at the
home of Mrs. Louis Rader. The of i
cern at present are: Mrs. Jac. Rader, .
President; Mrs. Louis Rader, Vice.
Preeident; Mrs. Jac. Schroedea, Sec -
:tares; ate. Chas. Rinkert, Treasurer
MORTGAGE SALE
UNDER 'Tidy POWERS contained'
in a. certain mortgage which will be
produced at the time of the sale
there will be offered for sale at pub-
lic auction by OSCAR KLOPP, Auc-
tioneer, at the premises in the Village
of Zurich, on
MONDAY the 22nd DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1930,
At Two O'clock in the Afternoon •
The following Iands and premises,
namely:
In the Village of Zurich in the
County of Huron and being composed
of village lot number 111 in Volland's
Survey, being -part of Tovniship lot
number 20 Irl the llth concession of=
tire Township of Hay, and being sit-•
uate en South Street between East:
Street and West Street in the said.;
Village of .Zurich.
ON SUCH LANDS is said to be
erected a brie and one half storey
frame house, together with stable,.
and a large brick building formerly
used as a church, now- used as a
bake shop.
THE .CORRECTNESS or these
particulars is not ,guaranteed, and
intending purchasers should satisfy
themselves by inspection of the prom-
ises.
THE ABOVE PARCEL will be off:
ered for sale subject to a reserve bid.
and certain conditions of sale.
TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent -
of the purchase price at the time of
sale and the balance within thirty -
days thereafter.
MAY to:
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARSt
Messrs. McBride & McGibbon,
Waterloo, Ontario,
Solicitors for Vendor..
Or. to Mr A. F.. Hess, Zurich, Ont.,,,
their . Agent;
Dated; November 28th, 1930.
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