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South Huron Agricultural Society
Meets
'The annual meeting of the South
;Huron Agricultural Society held its
:annual meeting in the Commercial
Melte', on Saturday last. There was a
levied ,.attendance and the treasurer's.;
=port showed a balance, although the
oiseoivat of prize money paid out at
I#sc:S.a the Seed and Stock Shows ex-
trc.ed+ed that of any former year. It
r,ea.s decided to hold the Seed Fair on
'Friday, February 27th, and the en-
amel April
Fair on Tuesday, p
Spring
F
�-roaaal �Spr g
"title, and Government judges will of-
eiciate. at both fair;. The following
-.officers and directors were appointed:
'rsident, Dr. A. R. Campbell; 1st.
-.rise-president, 0. Geiger; 2nd vice-
jresi.dent, W. R. Dougall; secretary-
°:trer, surer, K. M, McLean; directors,
gni •Consitt, W. D. Sanders, R. M.
-Ifteeer, W. G. Bell, D, Brintnell, Robt.
-McLaren., H. C, Soldan, Geo. Arm-
seeveng, L. Manson, Wirt. Recker, L. R
•?Cnie, L. Mickle, A. Bueltalian, T. Sher
.psi, M. Clark.
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STEPHEN COUNCI..
Hams 19.50;
on on taxes
3.60;
The Council odjourned to meet a-
gain at the Town Hall, Crediton, on
Monday, February 2nd, 1931.
Henry Eilber, {Clerk.
Vahner ha;LndNed out several pena•1'tlee.
The first ;period ended 2-1 for th
home :boys and added another in th
middie cession to none for Crediton
Dashwood deserved the victory ant
can thank the work of Guenther
goal and the attacking force of Ev;'
land at ,centre. He scored half of ti,.�
goals for Dashwood and did son
great back -checking in mid ice. Tiie
rest of the boys played well and wo
ked like trojans. ;Merrier and Haig
for Crediton tried hard but ver.J
checked too strenuous to score man
goals. Exeter plays at Dashwood •o{�I
Monday Feb. 2nd and a great gai4t.
is expected. Coarse out and cheer th
boys to victory.
Bank of Coin, commissi-
83.15; ditto on cheques
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mrs. S. McBride, Sr., who has be-
en staying with her daughter, •firs.
Harry Hayter, r is seriously ill
at
present. Her many friends hope that
she may be reetored to her usual
health again.
Mrs. D. J. Stephenson was called
to Seaforth. on Monday, owing to the
illness of her father, Mr. Geo. Arm-
strong.
M. Art P. Keys, (Peeve) is attend
ing the meeting of the County Coun-
cil at Goderich this week.
Miss Selina Steckle of Elmira, is
at present ' visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. 11 .D. Steckle.
Mr. Robert Turner of Goderich,•!,
was"t'.reben•T,'--w.i....+-„•s•re-,.reseee
friends in the district.
Mrs. Ralph Stephenson, Parr line,
The :Council of the Township of and her sister, Mrs. Fred Vipond, of
;:Ste.pheri convened at the Town. Hall, Mitchell, are visiting their aster in
•st:IDetroit, and also friends in Windsor.
rediton, on January 12th, at 11 o'-
aock. All members were present,
ach. subscribed to his declaration of
•,ofdee and took his seat. The min-
es of the previous meeting were
;read and approved.
The fallowing motions were passed
'That a By-law be pased appointing
,t#;.n following officers: Assessor, Tru-!
.Registrar and sheep valuator:1
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Sloe,. 'Guinan; Auditors, J. Graybeil
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'Chas. Christie; Caretaker, E. Guet-
II` linger; Members of Board of Health,
. =Goetz and Wni. Sweitzer; Sanitary
:Inspector, Eli Lawson, G. Merner,and
1+ %an. B. Oliver; Athletic Field Coni-
•ntittee, R. Gotz, and Wm. Switzer;
-Cow tag Inspectors, Eli Lawson and
L Link; Weed Inspector, J. Geiser;
Ir • Milk Inspector, E. Guettinger; School
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Att. Officers, E. Lawson for schools
Veer Mesmer, Wm. B.a Oliver; Fence
0 pTiew.ers: H. Mills, J. Morlock, C. Ch -
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✓ mi Vie, J. Ratz, H. L. Kraft, Eli King,
le iTiFiK. J. Braown, J. Gill, J. Hodgins.
I+ .Found Keepers—B. D. Cook, H.
hapton, R. Geiser, M. Ryan, W.
"i ove, G. Walpere A, Baker, A. J.
- ray, C. Finkbeiner, A. Baker, S.
lEaellock, W. Desjardine, G. Clark, W.
110 ;„:rade, G. Steeper, H. Brophy.
Road Foreman: No. 1 N. Baker, 2
4C.. Sanders, 3 L. Davey, 4 G. Hirtz-
et, 5 G. A. Baker, 6 H. Schenk, 7
X. Gower, 8 W. Schwartz, 9 A. Re -
!peer, 1I) W. Becker, 11 M, Madden,
9.3 Otto Willert, 13 R. Ratz, 14 W.
:England, 15 J. Houlahan, 16 E. Lam-
te;tt, 17 W. Isaac, 18 A. Latta, 19 W.
” Lovie, 20 W. P. Lovie, 21 W. Bak-
e , 22 R. Hodgins, 23 N. Baker, 24
W. Bowman, 25 E. Geiser, 26 P. Eis-
aubach, 27 F. Triebner.
The following to be the scale of
-wages for 1931:
1lemoving snow, man and teani,30c
an hour; man only 15c an hour; sm.-
:Aug, summer and fall work: reran and
'yam 40c an hour; man only 20c an
+o,,ur; Patrolman 25c an hour,
'That by-law N. 449 of 1931 being
ez by-law to authorize the Reeve and
` :teesurer to borrow funds to meett
current .expenses until the taxes of
el:911 are tolleeted, having been read
trate therm be signed by the proper
iliicials and the Seal of the Cover -
*Mot tteti be olBxed thereto.
That the Reeve and Clerk make
application to the Department of
:Public Highways of the Provin ce of
'Ontario for statutory grant towards
'UP expenditure incurred by the
"TownshJp tin Highways for the year
't the following orders be paid
'Celia Police Village 24.61;
, " r.rtaea l el 'World, seippliee 85.12; P.
„„ �slt,tsaac burial expcnsea re J. Baird
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Viet. Hospital, Woodstock re; .A.
HILLSC BEEN
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HENSALL
;mater in the Crediton Community
Park since Sept.
28th last. They
have now reached a depth of 196
feet, and have not struck enough
water to supply one family through-
out the year. There is fear that their.
efforts may be in vain, The Town-
ship of Stephen and the Womens' In-
stitute are shouldering the expense.
Exeter lost one of its most highly.,
esteemed residents when Robt. Ker-
slake passed away following a short
illness at his home there. He has
,ween living alone and a few days
previous to his death had been found
.in an unconscious condition in his
kitchen. He was in his Both year.
Was born on the second concession of
Ilsborne township and has been a
life-long resident of the community.
Percy Crich, aged 39, son of Her-
bert Oxide of Clinton, ended his life
early Sunday morning last, Jan. 11,
Mrs. David McCard has returnfj>i, fn the barn of his emplayer, Thomas.
to her home in Toronto after visit*, McMillan, M. P., for South Huron, on
for some time at the home of )4ee his farm in Hulled Township. The
mother; Mrs-. Thos. Peart. • • deceased man was found by Mr. Mc -
The annual Congregational meeting
of the Hillsgreen United Church will
be held on Tuesday evening, Febru-
ary 3rd, at 8 o'clock in the basement
of the church.
Mr. and Mrs. H. McMurtie, of
Kippen spent Sunday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. W. Love.
We are pleased to report that Mr:
F. Stelck is improving nicely from
pneumonia.
:Mr. C. Simon has disposed of his
farm to Mr. E. Thiel of Blake.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jarrott and da-
ughter Gladys are this week moving
their effects to the farm of Mr. E.
a, rott. After selling their farin to
Mr. H. McMurtie.
Miss Muriel Carlile spent a few
days with friends in this vicinity.
Mr. Alf. Westgate spent a • few
days recently with Mr. Ward and
Cooper Forest.
DASHWOOD
Harry Abbott is helping Wrli
White in his store as salesman.. M
White is conducting a complete 5.
ing out sale, y•�,
The many friends of John • Orel;
are pleased to learn that he is irpin-
wing after his recent illness.
William Perkins, a former ho
keeper, and who built the New.(
mercial Hotel, was in town calliit n
friends for a visit.
Miss Doreen Farquhar underwent
an operation for the removal of.er
tonsils in the Seaforth hospital. t;'
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Mrs, Wm. Davis is confined' to
home with an attack of lumbago,,, ..
Harry Abbott and Herman Day,
man were in London on businese*:qt;
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson .of Str..atftird
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Millan early Sunday morning after
the early morning chores at she barn
had been done. Mr. Crich apparent-
ly was in good health and relatives
are -Unable to give any reason for the.
act.. He had been employed on Mr.
McMillan's farm for some years and
was well liked.
were visitors at the home •of Mr, •4nd.Gerald and Dennis at hone.
identified o-5 he one owned by A. W.
Gallowoy, of St. "Thomas, which was
stolen frons. London, 031 Monday last,
While driving to Stratford Francis
Abbott, located the abondoned car,
which is said to have been stuck in
the ditch,. City detectives suggested
the theory that the loot, composed of
several firearms,i runic, two suit-
cases, a couple of fur coats, socks and:
shirts, may have been stored in Ex-
eter by the inauraders, for removal
and, sale later. Evidently the police
investigation hail become too hot, and
in an edeavor to get rid of the goods
a car was stolen from London to ship
the goods to Toronto. As yet no
trace of the culprit has been found..
The death occurred of one of the
best • known and esteemed residents
in the person of Mrs. Michael
O'Rourke, who passed away at "her
home near Khiva on Saturday last,
after an illness of several months.
She leaves to mourn her loss. her
husband, four daughters: Sister Clar-
ece, of London; Mrs. Corie O'Brein;
Mrs. Chas. Ragier, of Mt. Carmel and
Miss Eileen of Detroit, and two sons.
Mrs. Geo. Brown.
Sarah and Mary Fee entertain,
number of friends the other evehin
Mrs. Jas. Patterson, who hae' s'.
in St. 'Joseph's Hospital, Londiin leas
•
returned to her home. •
Mrs. (Dr.) Collyer entertained a
number of friends in honor:of ''her
mother, Mrs. Talbot of London..oine
40 ladies were present: Mrs•+ Whet
poured tea and Mrs. Peck, Mrs, "D:ry*s-
dale and Mrs. Collyer passed lunch.
Mrs. John Passmore visited - for a
short time with friends .at Hamilton.
Dir. and Mrs. Roy McLaren were i
A fast game of hockey was, played 1
Tuesday evening last on the Hensall
rink between the Flying Diitchinen
and the Hensall Rinky Dinks, :jrliich
resulted in a 'score of 8-7 in favor
of the Rinky Dinks. This win:{puts
Hensall head in the Hay Tow4Ship;
elle of Hensell's oldest and l#"e
esteemed residentsin the peiron of <
Jacob Lindenfield passed. away at his
home her early on Thursday morning
last, aged 89 years. Mr. red Mrs.
Lindenfield moved to Hen 11 about
30 years ago from the 14t '-conces-
ie pion-
aCe1-
i to
ited
rbcs
•aged
partner in life, two daughter Mrs. ,
Cyrus Schoch of Bridgeport, and Mrs j
Thos. Johnston of the Town,'.Line,1
Hay Township, and four sobs e, �Wsn.1
of Montana, Isreal of London Walt -1
er of Storling and Edward of Exeter.
The funeral took place from Bis late
hone, Brock St., Hensall,: on Satur-
day afternoon, hast, interment in the
Hensall Union Cemetery.
n
Mr. R. Gates and Wm. Sweitzer
pare attending County Council in God-
erich this week.
Rev. A. W. Sauer is spending a
few days in Niagara Falls.
Sunday', Feb. ist will be observed
as a special day of prayer in the
-�lvangelical church, Special music
vil.l he given both morning and ev-
ming. In the afternoon a special
service will be given for the ladies,
:lverybody is cordially invited to at -
end.
The Carnival on Monday night way
a decided success. The ice was re
ther soft but in spite of this, a gooc'
•etowd of spectarois. The prizes we-
re awarded to the following: Nations
ist Ward Kraft, 2nd Gertrude Hoff.
elan; Ladies Fancy—Ruth Tiernan
Florence Guenther, Alice Hagman
Ladies' Comic --R. Miller, Phyllis Re-
d, Deta- Fassold ; Gents. Fancy—Chs.
;Hell, Floyd Wein; Gents Comic ---
Wm. Milieu', Harry Hoffman; Ladies'
Speed—Florence Guenther,. Florence
Baker; Girls under 12 -Phyllis Reic
Rete Fassild; Gents Speed—lien
neth Wein, Elgin Merrier; Boys un>
cler 12 yrs. --Word Kraft, Willis Mc
feaac. i'he Broom Ball game wan
won by the single men by a score o
1-0c and was much enjoyed by all.
.Last Friday relay ea, ^Hing the Creditor
1.oye played a Cyclone League ran.,:
With our boys on are Dashwood r,n
and it resulted )ain encith',r a•'in.` • fo
shwvod b fir '
. , ;core '1o
,res fairly rouge at,L
times i sand ref
€,"Disc
sion of Hay, where they w
eer residents and built fo
ves a splendid home on Br,
He was very active up to a
months ago when he corm
fail. He was a member of
Church and a Conservative"
He leaves to inaurn his loss'
Containing many articles purloin: -
from three Exter stores on Sun-
day ,last, the •abandoned car, found
1Q miles outside of Exeter, on the
Mitchell raod Tuesday last, has been
Vernon. Tapp,, formerly of Exeter,
has accepted a position with the large
est chicken hatchery in Canada in one
of their branches at Regina. He has
been appointed to the position of
manager of the incubator rooms, hair
ing a capacity of 174,000 eggs. He
will commence his duties at once.
Mr. Tapp is a former employee of the
Hogarth Hatchery at Exeter.
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ft came as a great surprise to most
people when it became known that
Rev. J. E. Hogg, pastor of the Wesley'
Willis United ehurch, Clinton, had at:
a meeting of the church board, decl-
ared that he would at the end of the ,
present conference year seek a chan-
ge of pastorate. Mr. Hogg Tial been
in. Clinton for fourteen years, coming
there from Southampton to take ch-
arge of Willis Presbyterian church, In
the autumn of 1925, the union of the
Presbyterian, Methodist and Congreg-
atiofial Churches, having- taken place
the congregation of Wills and Wesley
churches decided to unite. and Mr.
Hogg and bar. Holmes, then pastor of
W'eeley congregation, acted. as joint
pastor until the following; June, when
Arr. Holmes retired and Mr: Hogg
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COUNTY NEWS.
On Wednesday last, Mrs. M. Mc -1
Nichol, of Exeter, met with an unfoi ,
tunate mishap while walking along in
front of the Opera House she slipped
on the ice and fell breaking her right•
arni at the wrist,
Mrs. IVlartha McCullough, of Sea-
forth, celebrated her 94th birthday,
>n January' 14th, at the home of her
.laughter, Mrs. Robert Stewart. A
urother of Mrs. McCoullough living
et Monkton is 98 years of age.
The electric current was turneci
e between Clinton and Granton
,;orner, including Dinsley; Terrace,
and the County Home, on Friday
last
,T,he Clinton Public 1:-Iospital has
ween left,a legacy of $504;110 by the
will of the late Mrs. H. Warren, On-
.ario Street United Church, also
.:ones in for a like legacy
Rev. E. L. Vivian, reciter of AL
.,aints Anglican church, Woodstock.
no is moving to Exeter in February
is rector of the J.rivitie Memoria
church, was presented with an ad.
.tress and silver tea set by the minis•
.ers and associates of the Woodstock
elinisteral Association in apprecia ,on of his services as president.
Charged at London ,,with having
iquor other than purehaeed'on a per•
art, two Clinton men, padre arrestee
cstee,
n the comfirt room in the C;N.R.
cation, appearing befeee the city
agrsiiate, but were immediately re
.used upon the prompt; payment o1
$104 fine iinpo.;ccl, .;!In ten inin•
es after they arrest !,hey wended
eel' way homewards, rriinus the hot-
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