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Hensall Brigade
At Boat Fire
Hensall fire department were
czilied to a fire four miles east
of the village in 1.Tsborne Town-
ship Saturday afternoon. but
were unable to- save a large
outboard znotor boat owned by
Laverne Hamilton, of Seaforth.
Loss was estimated by Mr. Ham-
ilton at over $1,000.
Ile was driving a truck draw-
ing the boat on a trailer to the
:tome of his father, Gordon
Hamilton. RR 1. Iiensall. when
he, noticed flames shooting up
from the boat as high as tele-
phone wires. IXe called the fire
I> >r tment.
)1r. Hamilton. who just coln-
:.,t 'd overhauling the boat,
thinks the fire started from a
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c:I.Iil;1::;T T WAINWRIGHT_ •
Herbert Wainwright, 83, of
!._rand Bend. died at his home!
n Saturday, August 15. 1964.
Wainwright was active in
to affairs, as he held the
tot,s of first clerk of Grand!
- first secretary -treasurer
E;:•:end Fend Canadian Legion
pi,st president of
':.nri Bent? Library Board.
>urt Eine art, his wife. the
.inrmer Marjorie (4rey; two sons,
:.Iiatll, of Lachine. Quebec,
t .rl George. of London: one
l':eughter. Mrs. Reginald
r:tien•nlas Book. 'Whitby.
Funeral service was held at
2 a.m. Wednesday, at T. Harry
Hoffman funeral home, Dash-
wood. Burial was in the Grand
Bend Cemetery.
Hay Council Buys
Road Grader From
Goderich Firm
At a special meeting of the
Ilay To w n s 11 i p council last
Thursday night, the tender of
Dominion Road Machinery,
Goderich, fora new grader, was
accepted. The price of the new
machine is $20,377.52.
The new grader will serve a
dual purpose as a road grader
and snow plow. The old unit
I is practically worn out, and will
Abe turned in as a trade.
In other business at the spe-
cial meeting, council agreed to
call tenders for the reconstruc-
tion of one and a quarter miles
of they 14th concession, north.
A request from Jacob Hovius
for a repair of a portion of the
Koehler Municipal Drain was
received by council, who in
turn have instructed their en-
gineer, C. P. Corbett, to ex-
amine the area and present a
report on the sante.
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CIA Suggests
New Policy
A special accident -prevention
tax of 2:'3 of one per cent on
automobile i n s u r a n c e prem-
iums, to be used for automobile
accident prevention and to be
administered by an independent
commission of interested citi-
zens appointed by the Ontario
government, has been recom-
mended by Co-operators Insur-
ance Association (CIA).
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During; Our A.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1964
DASH IVOOD and DISTRICT
(MRS. E, H. RADER, Correspondent)
Miss Sharon Rader has re-
turned hone after spending
two weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Howe and girls at Lon-
don.
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Hindley
and family, of London, and Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Maine and
girls, of Kitchener, were vaca-
tioners with Mr, and Mrs. Rein-
hold
einhold Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stumpf
and family of Kitchener were
visitors with relatives here dur-
ing the week -end,
Miss Darlene Rader spent last
week at Brantford with Miss
Susan Telfer.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Miller
and fancily, of Winnipeg, are
spending several days visiting
relatives.
Mr, and Mrs. Reuben Sehause,
of Hanover, and Mr, and Mrs.
Nelson Harnack, of Goderich,
visited with Mrs. Alma Hop -
croft Iast Thursday.
LTr. and Mrs. Cliff Salmon
and girls vacationed at Onaping
Lake last week.
James Edward Desjardine
Four -months -old James Ed-
ward Desjardine, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Willis Desjardine, of Kirk -
ton, was found dead in his bed
Friday morning by his mother.
The body was taken to Strat-
Zurich Kings Lose
Third Straight
To Walkerton
The Zurich Lumberkings suf-
fered their worst defeat of the
playoff series with Walkerton
last Sunday afternoon when
they cane home with a 13-5
trimming. With their backs to
the wall, down three games to
none, the Kings will play host
to the Walkerton crew this Fri-
day night. ' If a fifth game is
necessary it will be played back
in Walkerton on Sunday after-
noon.
Walkerton came up with all
their runs in three innings,
scoring four in the third, three
in the fourth, and six in the
fifth. Zurich scored once in
the fourth and four times in
the seventh.
Bill Schade was the big gun
for the Kings, banging out three
hits in four times at bat, all
singles, Bob Hoffman, Dick
Bedard, Phil Overholt and Rick
Stade each hit safely once.
Eugene Guenther started on
the mound for Zurich, and gave
way to Dick Bedard in the
fourth inning.
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