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Zurich Ont.
NOTICE
BARON'S CHAMPION
Registered Clydesdale will et:'nd
'ior the Season of 193: at Tiie own
stable 2111 miles north, half mile
east of Zurich. .Service fee a'S.09,
two mares S1...O0: 'iris colt u1D.00.
:Phone No. 94—;Zurich.
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Meeting of The
Huron County Council
The next meeting- of Huron County
tri¢nci1 will be held in the Council
Chambers. Court lionse. Godevteh,
ietar-io, Commencing Tuesday, 'jute
Met, at 2. p.m., 1937.
All accounts, Notices of Deputati-
ens, Applications and other Business
erequirinit atteetin„ f rte. -•> �;1 Gi, ., til
VIE in the hands of the Clerk by Way
Oth-
j. M. ROBERTS, County 'Clerk.
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DRXSp4,LE
Miss Mary Gel'glas is visiting with
friends at Del -reit for a few weeks.
Mrs. Motltaete, we are Sorry to
report; is on the sick list.
Mr,. taisd Mrs. John P Rau of Zaie-
ich were Sunday eve, visitors tat; k.he
Koine of Mrs, • Joseph Rau,.
Mit, and Mrs, Leo Deionlnm est De-
troit, spent the week -end Wilde the
forixler's parents, 1Vir, e$"ad Mrs,
tlylikip Denomme.
Cllr. and Mrs. Ebner 'Peaky, and
Mass Evelyn Wesley* of T etroit, sl,.
cnt the week -end at 41te Mousseau
home,
Mss. Ed. Brisson is assisting in
caring .for her fat'h'om Mr. Z. Jeffeey
who is quite poorly.
Sorry to relaoit that Mrs. Therese+
Denomme is quite i11 at present.
'Farmers have practically all their
early seet3ing In by now, and are'' -
waiting for farmer weather which
will being .along growth,
STANT FY TOWNSHIP
Council to Meet
The next meeting of Stanley Conn -
will be held on Friday :slay- ?yrh
nt xhr 'regular hour, All Inaereeted
ones please take note.
Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. il, F. Anderson, of
Stanley, announce the engagement
of their daughter. Helen Ein abeth.to
Mr. James Elmer Turner, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Web: -ter Turner, Stanley.
the marriage to take place quietly in
flay.
Late John A. Moffatt
A life-long and esteemed residenr
of Stanley Township. John A. Moffatt
passed away quietly on .11ay 7th. Al-
though not seriously ill, he had been
'in failing health for •soine tints. -and
. three weeks previous suffered an at-'
tack of influenza and heart trouble
from which he was unable to rally-.
The deceased was a son of the late
i Walter Meffatt, n Scott -mai pioneer,
:and was born in Scotland. In 18,32
the family moved to the 4th con. Se-
anley Twp.. In 1S-92 the late M..
Moffatt was united in marriage to
Christina Campbell, who predeceased
him in -1919. From this union there
were two sons, Walter and Peter.
He was a staunch Liberal. a valued
member of Brucefield 'United Church,
and for 50 years a member of the I.
O.O.F•, Brucefield Lodge. There are
left to mourn, two sons, Walter, St- 1
aniey- Twp; Peter, Seaforth; four
grandchildren, and a large dircle of
friends. His quiet, kindly personality l
will be missed by all Who knew -hires.
The funeral was conducted hy his
pastor, Rev. W. A. Bremner.
CREDITON
Death of Henry Pfaff
Crediton lost one of its best known
residents in the death of henry -Pfaff
in his 78th year. He was born in
Lautar, Hessen, Germany and was
married in 1880 in Germany to Eli-
zabeth Schmide. In 1884 they calve
to Canada and settled in Hay Town -
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,ship, Hurbt't 'outs y, "tt;ley'e• he fari�l-j
ed for,` 'many' year;. , uxviving ATOM'
wife% four daugh*c is and three •.'mus,
U , Pf If, Sen; Oscar Pfaff,
Wo,odham mill Otto Pfaff, of (i"redit-
on; and 35.ge.kalidchildren and X0 great
glandehildeeta, The family were all
present at The funeral except one da-
ughter ARO. the West.' the funeral
which was largely •attended wras held
from is es late residence. Burial taking
place tithe Crediton 4vangelieal ce-
ntetet"•yr. Rev. Johnston of the United
'Church officiating, in the absence of.
Reaa, A. J'leteh 'eft was attending
Conference at Chesley.
DASHWO.OD •
Mr. S. Gottschalk spent the week-
end with friends in Seefoxtb.
Miss Onieda Restenseye.r .nurse in
training in St. Joseph's •Hospital,
London, is spending her vacation
with her:enirents.
Mr. and Mrs. D, Tiernan and Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Tiernan, •`lass Anna
Tiernan and Barry Cook of Hensall,
motored to St. Catharines on Sunday.
Mr am' lir. Joe Bruce of Wind -
for spent the week -end with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roirt. Hayter.
Mrs. .Martin Mann (nee Mary
Shetler) of •Califoznlia, called on fri-
ends in town on Monday.
Mr. Ezra. Kellerman of Toronto,
visited at his home on Sunday.
(Intended for last ~reek)
Mr. and Mrs. Czar Steinhagen of
Port Dalhousie spent Sunday with
his .parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Stein-
hagen.
Mrs. J. Schroeder' spent the week-
end with her daughter in New Hares -1 vened the proceedings „with music.
Rev. Young, after making a few op-
ening, remarks, called upon what he
jokingly. called the two youngest men
in HOWL namely J. W. Ortwein
and G.. C. Petty, to each plant a
coronation . rtree in memory of the
great.:event. This was followed by
an interesting address •by Rev. A.
Sinclair, after which all joined in a
nxarch 'to the Town. Hall, headed by
Reeve :;Shaddick, the Citizen's Band,
and school children, the Legion, the:
council; and school trustees. Arriving
at the :Town Hall the children were
all preshented by the Legion with med-
als in vpmmemoration of the occasion
Forrnii g into line all proceeded to the
Il'nited•.;Church where a union service
,was held, the ,spacious church being
filled t4;,;capacity. Rev. Sinclair, pros
tided as a splendid address was giv-
e-1.11)y
zv-
enbv "-v. W: A. Young on the mea -
the lOoronation.
Celle lIu.dsr)11, 'calla has !been eerie-
usly ill 'at his henna here for nearly
a, year, is note 'Showing improvement
in his •ionditiou. He is bale to sit up
a while each day and is gaining str-
extgUt.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Gram, Miss Ada
Gram of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Grams of Lansing, Mich., were week-
end ,visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Green.
Mr. and Mrs. John Elder were vis-
itora: with relatives in St. Thoniaxs.
Mrs. Rev. F. A. Leak of Los An-
geles,
ngeles, Calif,, Mr. and Mrs. Gordan:
Smith, Miss Mary South of 5, Woort-
al:ee, and Mrs. R. Leal of Detroit are:
vislting with Mr. and Mrs, James
Smillie, Mrs. Leak and Mrs,. Smith:
are sisters of Mrs. Smillie.
Death of Victor Fee
The death took place on Thursd'ay,
May 13th, of a highly respected citi-
zen of Hensall, in the person of Vic-
tor Fee, in his 55th year, at his.hame
near Henaall. He was•the second son
of'•Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fee, of Hen -
sail, ,anti has been i11 since Septem-
ber, lie leaves to mourn his death
his. wife, 'who was Miss Dignan, two
brothers, George and Oliver Fee, of
Hensall, and three sisters, Mrs, E. ,T.
D.atxehman, Chicago; Mrs, E. J. Har-
ris, of Ailsa Craig, and Mrs. J. Wal-
lace, Buffalo. A private funeral was
held on Friday to Exeter cemetery
ivnth. ,l%ev. M. A. Hunt officiating.
Observe Coronation
:Coronation day services were very
fittingly carried out in Hensall last.
Wednesday morning at s.30 aim.
when:the school children, together
with a large number of citizens, met
at the school grounds. The Hensel'
Oitizeas Band was present and enli-
burg.
:Hiss E. Martinson spent the week-
end with her parents in Elmira.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Routledge
of Kintore spent the Week -end with
her parent., \Ir. and Mrs. P. Fassold
Mrs. Fred Willert who spent thee,
past month with her daughter in Fr•
Wayne and Birmingham, allele, es-
turned .to her home on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Hoffman and
Mrs. Stavey and Mrs. M. Tiernan
and Nancy Anne visited friends in
Kitchener on Sunday.
Mrs. Betty Taylor is spending a
few days in Lucan this week.
Mrs. J. C. Reid visited her sister'
Mrs Edighoffer in. Mitchell on Sun-
day.
Mrs. Stadelbauer• and family of
London were Sunday visitors with
lVtr. and :Mrs. P. Kraft.
Rev. John Oestreicher of Rosen g=
dahl is visiting his parents, also at
tending Conference last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Oestreicher and
fatuity spent Corontaion Day in Lon-
don and Dorchester.
Special Services
Mother's Day Services and Coron-
ation Day Services were fittingly ob.
served in the Sunday SshooI session
at.the. Evangelical church, }lq 41%,'; ;
The Henrich Memorial, Band led ;ley 'day
I ueseil Tiernan, carrying a large Un-
ion Jack, paraded to the chur"th
There Mr. Ezra. Bender Supt. of the
'Sunday School took charge of the
program which consisted of band sel-
ections, under the leadership of lie ler Montreal where -they-stook the
ward Klumpp, recitations by Dorothy Boat da the St.;: Lawrence to New
and Jimmie Taylor,., a sold- by i�ovk drde
New York to Berin-
eturns frim South
R MZllan', fieafoath, returned
belie t,'i• spend ng the past •five
mon er E Florida. He enjoyed the
want y„ he south inunensely-,..: am
$4404aistitnilar ' holi-
% eftM en Boat Trip
~las, earl Wood of Exeter, left
Tor nto to join in with her sister
ive Wood, R.N.; on an 11 -day trip
tp Bein•iude. From Toronto they left
little Nancy Anne Tiernan, -s reading aide;
'by -Mit. 'G. Link. Following the studyiw
•was •carried rout 'Mr. 'Chester Moved to Exeter
.of the lesson the Coronation program een and' Mrs. 'tele/nes Green who
est er Ga
iscr have been •running their farm on the
mead "Ready to share in the Home."; parr L4}ie, Hay To,-nship for the
This was followed by a solo "Rule" past seven years 41Lave recently move
Bxitasisiia by Mrs. J. M. Tinian and.ed to their` residence' in Exeter, where,
a cornet solo by Donald Oestreicher they were; residents a few years
Band Concert and Play Presented triol tat
leturniri to their farm in
A xsiusical concert and play wa, Hay Thr }> held;•an auction sale of
presented on Monday night to a lar their farm stock and implements this
ge arowU by 'the Henrich Memorial
Band of Dashwood in the Evangelical
dhureh sheds. 'The play "Aunt Jeri-
Shy on the Warpath," in three acts
was staged under the 'direction of
Mrs. R. }L Taylor. -, The cast includ
ed Miss Grace "Pepper, Miss Gertrude
Hoffman, Miss jean Weber, Mrs, Bet-
ty 'Taylor, Mrs. Maurice Klumpp, Ad-
dison Tiernan, Garnet Wildfong, Alb-
ert Goetz and Mervyn Tiernan. The
'band gave a short Aerogram at the
beginning and also played between
sets. 'Their numbers included;•Over-
ture, -Extempore by Al. Hayes; March
Endeaver, TheSpirit of the Nation.
Mardh by Mrs. Alfred S. Gillett;
Washington Post by 'Sense; 'Mount
Healthy by Gus Beans, The Soul of.
the Surf, Polka Brilliant by Clay.
Smith; cornet solo takers by Donald
Oestreieher.
spring.
Strike Ends
Former employees of the Circle
Bar Knitting,, go., and Botany Diy
Spinners of 1%incardine discontinued
picketing operations outside the pla-
nets'after a week of activity. A nurrr-
ber, made application for positions
and the plants are again running at
near full capacity.
Destroyed by Flames
Fire of'`an unknown origin destr-
oyed the barn on the farm of Henry
Glanville, of Stephen Twp., one and
a half miles south of Exeter. The
building wasp an old one and about
four years ago the roof, subsequent-
ly replaced, was blown off in a viol-
ent wind storm. The building was
empty at the time,
;A Slaughter House Burns
The slaughter house at. Clinton,
owned by C. G. Middleton, and rent-
ed A L f. ed 'by H. Fitzsimmons and Sons, to-
gether with the contents, was totally
destroyed by fire recently,
Miss Emily Morrison of Toronto,
was a week -end visitor in town. Fire at Godercls.
I+'ise believed to have started from
was a visitor Mee Bertha Ortweineof London,{ a spark from an electric welder did
with her mother, J I
Mrs, Peter Munn.more than $1,000 damage to Brad -
Earl Parlmei of Toronto is visiting
with his parents, her. and Mrs. Thos.
!admen,
Mae McNaughton of Toronoto, was
a v is:'.or with her father, Daniel Me-
Natighton.
I Mrs Alexander and son James,
h::,•, been iaeideng in town, left
for London where they will reside, Died at. E+ceter
bee. and Mrs, Shelburne . Colematn John Snsith died at' the home of
and family of Detroit visited with re- his daughter, Mrs. Jack Stare, •Exe-'
ata ee in Here all and vicinity, They ter North,. in his 8 'r yenr. 'The de
• •esti Beni ••d hone by his booth- ceased teas bone in v Ohio and ft"
.'r, Mee 'S'.'rn, Coleman, wilt) tvill visit ,taiee . 'ars he ia'sided on the f.al
lel is k:et. c.t zt :C.„weeks. `Road, %or the pat month he 1
ley,'s garage on Hamilton st•. Goder-
ich, hem*
ad"er-ich,before brought under controL
The fire started while the staff were
at dinner and the flames were com-
ing through the roof over,•the office
and repair sleep when the firemen ar-
rived. Toole, accessories and parts,
tires, et t., were damaged.
ransfia,y, M'ny 20th, 1937,
BILL BURGESS DISCOVERS46,*'
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Burgessstepslightly
on the brake pedal
as the No. 1 Car crosses a line on The paveauent. Duo -Automatic Hydraulic
Braker by Hudson firing the: ear to a atop in record time. "Measure it," says the -
dealer. Wow! Only 69'fect, 7 inches. Much less than the distance legally allowed,
reNo Firs• -
L coon eel those
hydrautlics!" And
back they go over
the same route,for
a special teat with
hydraulics purposely cut off- What? No brakes at all? Wait and see. Again, as
they come to the line, Bill puts his foot down - - . and again, a quick, smooth
stop. The sante foot pedal did the trick. No fumbling for the emergency brake!
ttaaaeaesen
"Three sep-
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systems!" Only
Hudson and Terra -
plane have brakes
like these. Big,
powerful hydraulics .. - with a safety reserve braking system operating from•
the same foot pedal if ever needed.. Plus a third systetn in the handy parking
brake -up at the instrument board .... ' with extra easy finger -touch release..
Safest stopping is only one of dozens of No.1 FEATURES''
you'll' find when you take the Wheel of a new Hudson or •
Tearaplane: They are )No. 1 ii, performance, endurance,
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TERRAPLANE ter ah<tet Atte
been ill at the home of his daughter:, _racing centres... The entire stable; in.
His wife Emile Wilson, predeceased which it is .estimated approximately
him by .33 years. He is survived by $100,000 was invested by the late Dr
tcua sons and three daughters. Whitely in the last half -century, was
Death of• M..Elfasrsi sold for a total of $1,656, with Olivet--
An esteemed resident of Exeter Harvester, 2,11X, bringing top price..
and a former resident of Usborne, of $1Jo-
passed away in Lindon Hospital, ire
the person of Michael Elford, aged
74 years, 2 months and 19 days. Of Messages of thanks for his Coron-
late years his health was not good ation greetings came from Kin,;
and he underwent two operations- A (( George and Queen Mary to Lord
number of years ago. he retired front Tweendsmuir, governor-general, of
a farm rat Elmville. Canada. The King cabled: 'I'he
Queen and I extend to the people of
Canada our heartfelt thanks for their
loyal assurances and good wishes on+
the occasion of our Coronation, which;
we deeply appreciate. GEORGE R.1.
The Queen Mohr's neteessage was:
"Please accept •my gratefulthanks for
the Charming message from yourself
and the people of 'Canada which has,
touched me. MARY R."
Thanks Canada
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Ask Beer Rooms Close
The Municipal CaeunciL of. the
Towrnship, of Colborne, adjoining
Goderich onthe: north, has forward-
. ed. a. resolution_ to the Town of God-
erich Council,, asking that body to
use its office and influence to have
beveraago rooms in that town abolirh-
ed. The resolution was passed at the
May meeting.
AD.ag Case
Months ago Charlie Brandon, 'teen an.d scooted across an open field. A
age Bayfield youth, was proosectrted ibw nights ago a C.N.R. east:rounci•
fors7xaotiittamilkilling,•liis•neighbor'. train is reported to have struck and'
pet Pomeranian because the dog had j killed a ,deer not far from' the spot
torn clothes on his mothers clothes 1 where the doe was struck by the tru--
line and made shreds of the Tieing sem.
room chesterfield. &1e was ordered by
the court to replace the, dog, • but elf- Huron's First Festival
ter a long lance of time he bad not Fifty-eight schools competed at
done so, and a the neighhes hailed Clinton an May llth in the first Hur-
the boy to the :county : police court. on. County MUSIC festival. E. C.
"He brought me a mongrel, Two yrs. I J3eaoom, £P.sS., of Goderich, was re -
old. I want a Pomeranian puppy,"1sponsifrle for the arrangements and
explained Mr. Tom, the neighbor. ', organizations. W. R. Golding, of Ex -
Brandon was given to jailer 2 to re-' titer, acted as conductor and accent -
place the pup. , Jimmie while the adjudicator was Roy
:Fenwick, provincial supen•visor of
Horses BringLowPrices music. Wieners in the:: clrisse. and
Hundreds of men prominent in their selections were: Rural :school
Ontario ;harness racing circles throe- choir, one -room, S.S. Ne', 1, Stephea
gad the Goderich Trotting and Pacing Twp; No, 3 Godei•idt 't'wp; No, ti
Association stable at A'gtiaultnral 'Grey Twp. School chair, from two or •
Park last Wednesday when fourteen three room ethonls, less than 25 voce -
fine horses of the Blue "VVatter stable es---•lilthel public school; Pashwood
owned by the late De. 3. H. Whitely, school, and bruises, .ee:h'ol. Choir
'eine under the anctioncter's hammer "'-•ons moat, then three rooine, not
le hna•,cr:ty of this e t+: lt`ieti:11 , I'if,'. , 1ti 1•, t ;pr, , r •o'n ?, notmore
t.: from Western Ontario, but as 4.han 25 voice.: Winn,';: in•'tool, So -
,..:ore or more fa one other Ontario :.'o th school, Xx t,'r :t'httol,
Deer Hit by Truck: t
AStratford owned truck hit a deer•
while it was crossing No. 8 highway •
3 tniles east of Goderich. A fender:
bowled the animal over in the ditch
and the driver stopped and alighted,.
.but as he approached the deer, a doe,.
it suddenly got up, hopped a fence-