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that medical •science and good. nurs-
ing that could be was done for nine
He' passed out to toGod, and leayet
his parents, five brothers,: I•ternan,
Harry, Ivan, Iaan and Myron, also
one sister -Joy. ,the funeral was
held on Sunday afternoon to Grand
Bend United Church, with Rev, C.
Schrag of Zurich 'officiating, who
spoke very feelingly of great sorrow
to parents to give up their little boy,
But they are only parted for a
while. We commend the mourning
ones to His care, . 'ho said: "Suffer''
little children to .come unto me, for
of such is the Kingdom of God,''.
That there may be a grand re -union,
beyond this .life.
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STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mee :Eleanor Scotchmer of Strat-
:ra sperm the week -end at her home
*era.
Mr. 'Ulriiltanx McClin,chey and fam-
iy have moved to Mr. Aldsworth's
dorm en the Bronson line.
.John Scotchmer has purchas-
ir.s3 a Mlle pair of three year old colts.
Mics. Thomas Snowden was the
assn at a pleasant surprise party
Hast Thursday evening for Mrs. Har -
sold Penle in honor of her birth
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inlay- Miss. Elizabeth Snowden tak-
e barge of the games and music.
%IILLSGREEN
"tittle .J'im and Peggy Fuss spent a
gems days visiting their aunts in Clin-
.Me. Cooper Forrest has been on
-Tan 'sick list.
:Mr. Orville Smith has purchased
^frwrm Mr. H. Datars his 50 acre farm
evn ithe Blind Line, Hay Township.
Mrs. B, 1VIeAllistee, Mr. and Mrs.
Ho. McAllister and Mrs. R. Con-
s:sitt attended the funeral of Mrs. A.
.3'lunn in Heneall on Monday.
Miss Edna Adams of the Bronson
wine, near Zurich, visited her friend,
'miss Doreen Reichert.
'Mrs. G. Brown. and daughter of
Zerieh payed a flying visit with her
:parents, Mr. and 1VIrs, C. Siemon
.mane day recently.
Miss Doily Hagan has been on the
.sick list.
Mr. and 1VIrs,• H. Fuss visited with
strietads le Clinton recently.
Quite a number attended the
.4,'ilierilf's ,Sale of farm stook on the
Zurich .load at E. Thiel's on. Monday,
Mr. 'W. Jarrett and 'Mr. D. Du-
*ih zri a of Zurich, attended a Con-
^ention in London this week.
31.,itttl±e Helen Love is visiting for a
'few days with her grandpa and grand
tea, ,Mr and .Mrs, W. Ft airbairn,'
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Mr. W. Harvey of Kippen passed
through this vicinity with the Town-
ship of Hay stone crushser on its
way to Mr. W. Ducharme's on the
Lake Road, where in the near future
it will be in full swing for gravelling
the Township roads again.
DASHWOOD
Mr. and Mrs. Meerburg of Port
Frank were visiting with Mr. Jonas
Hartleib and Lavada on 'Wednesday.
Jean Moulton who has been in
• London for some time is visiting in
Windsor.
Miss Ruth Tiernan entertained a
number of her friends on Friday ev-
ening.
. Miss Mary Ellen Vincent, is sp-
ending a few weeks with . her par-
ents.
Mr. M. W. Schenk spent a few
days in Stratford last week.
Miss Ruth Weber, who has been in
London for some time isvisiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Weber.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith of Wind-
sor spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
R. •Baker.
Mrs. R. Baker who spent the past
week in Windsor returned home on
Sunday.
Mr. Leonard Birk of Guelph spent
Sunday at his bonne here.
Miss Myrta Hoffman of Kitchener
spent Sunday with her parents.
Fred Hopkroft enteretined a num-
ber of his friends to a birthday party
on Monday evening.
Miss EIda :kraft of London, is
spending a few weeks at her home
here.
Lloyd Guenther underwent an op-
eration for his tonsils . on Wednesdae
in Dr. Taylors Hospital. Miss Glady•
Guenther, nurse of Kitchener, assist
ad Dr. Taylor and also visited relati
es a few days.
Death of Louis .Desjardine-- Muck
Tvmpathy is felt for Mr., and Mr
i.,ecsomc Desjardincr of (rand kiln:
n the loss of their second son Louis
'iia pissed away on li siciay, ;itte ;
HENSA'LL
Mr, and Mrs. Ladd McEwan and
daughter Donna have returned home
after a pleasant visit in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Scott and
Norman Christie of, Cromarty were
visitors with friends lit town.
Miss Minnie Gibb of Toronto, vis-
ited fora few days with relatives in
town.'
Mona Miller was a recent visitor
with Kitchener, friends.
Mrs. Yungblut of Waterloo, is vis-
iting with her daughter, Mrs. J. W.
Bonthron. .
Mrs. Vail. of Toronto is visiting
relatives and friends in town.
Mrs. Roy :Parhner, who recently
underwent an operation in Toronto,
arrived home Tuesday last and ••"is
much improved in health.
Mrs. Alex. Munn is in Seaforth
Hospital, receiviteg treatment and Mr
Munn is staying with his son, Dr. J.
A. Munn.
Mrs, E. Fines and Violet White-
sides of Kitchener visited friends in
town recently.
Mrs. John Murdock and Mrs. Jno.
Din:sdale were in Toronto last week
attending the funeral of their bro-
ther, the late Elam Butts, ;who pas-
sed away at his home in 'Loronto.
He was born in Port Hope 84 years.
ago and when a young lad the farn-
ily moved to Usborne and located on
the farm now owned by Clark Fisher
The family later moved to Tucker -
smith on the London road. Mr. Butts
has resided in Toronto for 40 years,
where he was in the employ of the
Massey -Harris Co. In spite of his
advanced years he was quite active
up to a week ago when he suffered a
stroke.
In Trivitt Memorial Church, Exet-
er, on F.eb. 4th, 'before a congregat-
ion of 'several hundred people,: Miss
Edith Lillian Walter, younger dau-
ghter of Mr. and 1VIrs. H. S. Walter,
of Exeter, was married to Claude H.
Blowes, principal +of Hensall public
school, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Blowes, of Mitchell. The bride was
In hyacinth blue crepe with shoulder
bouquet of roses with hyacinth thail-
ers and accessories of grey; Miss
Elda Pilkey, of Sarnia, as bridesmaid
wore biege crepe with biege acces-
sories. Thos. Routledge, teller of the
Bank of Montreal staff, Hensall, was
best man. The ceremony. was perfor-
med by Rev. M. A. Hunt, rectos.,
while Kate McFaul played the bridal
music. -
A very enjoyable time was spent
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Corbett Hay Tp,, last Friday evening
when they entertained about 60 of
their friends to a progressive euchre
party. The occasion was Mr Corbett's
birthday. The ladies prize was Avon
by Mrs. A. Mousseau and gents prize
by Homer Tinney, Ladies consolat-
ion went to. Blanche Morenz and
gents prize by Homer Tinney. Lad-
ies consolation went to Blanche Mor-
enz and gents to Jack Munn. A
dainty lunch was served and dancing
followed,
What might have beet/ a serious
accident ooeerred on the London
Road at the intel'seetioit of South.
Richmond street last Friday evening
Rabt. Jarrott, who is a resident with.
his brother Isaac Jarrott at Kippen,
had been down the London Road with
a horse and buggy and on his return
as it was getting dark he thought he
would drive into Hensall to get a
light from.his brother-in-law, 'Con-
stable Geo. Hudson. He was just
turning into S. Richmond st., when
a car driven by Lawrence Pulmsteel
and Wm. Murch of Clinton, ran into
hili, damaging the hind wheel of the
buggy. The Clinton car then swung
across the road going into the ditch,
which was very deep at that place.
The car was badly .damaged but for-
tunately the young men were not
seriously hurt.". Traffic Officer, Lever
was called to the scene and made an
investigation. Mie Jarrott was sum-
moned before Magistrate Reid on
Saturday and fined for driving.with-'
o at lights.
Hensall Council Minutes
The regular meeting of the Village
Council was held on the evening of
March 6th, at 8 p.nt, in the Council
Chamber,' all members' of council bes.
ing present Minutes of the three
previous meetings were read and
opted.
f W. Crtwein appeared as a rtes
i'er• tic .'Bible Society and ask-
ag for a grant of the use of the Hall
HEMD
for one night free of charge, Motion
that this be granted.
Ray Latinnie appeared asking to
have a change made in his assess-
ment, seine referred to the Court of
Revision as the Assessment Roll whi-
ch will be held later:
Wm. Jones reported .of the boys
playing in the church shed and doing;
damage to the same. Constable Hud
son was instructed to look after this
matter.
F. G. Bonthron; Tax Collector, re-
ported re unpaid taxes as being
:$1610.53. Motion that the Collector
take the proper legal steps to col-
lect the unpaid taxes.
R. Higgins reported re unpaid tax
es as.sent to Goderich,, also the re
bate re County Roads rate of th
village.
Coniniunication received from the
Clerk. of Lindsay, re the resolution
passed bye the Lindsay Council, no
action to be taken.
Bill's -and accounts read as follows
G. Case & Son, coal 27.75;
& Drysdale, supplies 38.56; Scott's
Grocery, charity re Moir 1.55; W. J.
White, •charity re Hodgert 1.51; T.
W.'Pailnier. charity re Wilf and Hod-
gert 3.89; H. Dayman, charity re
Hodgert 1.42; E. Rennie, charity re
Wolff .82; T. E. Drummond, charity
re Wolff 4.39; W. R. Davidson char-
ity 27.48; F. W. Hess. Painting 33.75
J. Passmore, Hydro 6.50; Geo. Hud-
son 75 meals transients 18.75; Scho-
ol Board current expenses $1,000.00.
That accounts as read be passed,
except G. Case and Bonthron & Dry-
sdale.
eavitt's Theatre
Exeter — Ont
CANCELLED
QJ P1T1 OUS CHOIR CONCERT
Until .a Later Date
WANTED
A limited number of Farrow Cows:.
Kindly arrange with,; --Milton Love,.
Phone 117, Hensall.
Born—To Mr, and Mrs. Emerson
- Smith, at Kippen, in Seaforth Hors-
pital, on Marek 5th, a daughter.
..That By Law No. 3 be given first,
second and third reading and be pas
sed.
James A. Paterson, Clerk.
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SCHOOL REPORT
The following is the school report
for S. S. No. 6, Hay, for the months
of January and February.
Jr. 1V—Rose Hoffman 74, Irene
Foster 74; Freddie Farwell 64,
Sr. III—Elgin Kipfer 71.
'Jr. III—Arthur Foster 79, Leon-
ard Hoffman 78, Keith Wi1aiong
Cyril Gingerich 70, Lennis Gingerich
65*, Ruth Witmer 57, Albert Hoff-
man 56, Neil Gingerich 53*. •
Sr. II—Marie Wein 77, Gerald
Gingerich 71.
' !Sr. I—Doren Gingerich 84; Ther-
esa Hoffman 77.
` Primers—Della Gingerich 82; Mary
Hoffman 57*
* denotes that the pupil was away
for one or mare exams.
Beryl Pfaff, Teacher.
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NOTICE
I have been successful ins securing
the services of Miss St Jean of the
Educational Department of the Sing,
er Sewing Machine Co.,. who will
be, at the Dominion Hotel, Zurich,
one day only, Thursday March 23rd.
Miss St. Jean 'viii gladly solve your
problems ain dressmaking and use of
attachments, or the new Singer craft
guide. Corrie in and see the work you
can do on a sewing machine.—Fred
Thiel, local representative, Zurich.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS+
IN THE MATTER of the Author=
ized-Assignment of ELMORE THIEL
of the Township of Hay in the Coun-
'ty of Huron, Farmer.
Notice is hereby given that tine
said Elmore Thiel made an Authoriz-
ed Assignment on the 8th day of
March, 1933, and that the first meet-
ing of creditors will ' be held on 2
Thursday the sixteenth day of March' 2
1933, at the hour of one -thirty -
o'clock in the afternoon at Exeter, 2
Ontorio, in the Offices or Messre ;
Carling & Morley.
To vote thereat, proofs of clairrrs I
and proxies must be filed with me
prior thereto. s
Those having claims against the• an
d
estate must file the same with the
Custodian or the Trustee when ap-
pointed before distribution is made,
otherwise the proceeds of the. estate
VII be distributed amongst the part-
lea entitled thereto, without regard
to such claims.
Dated at Goderich this 9th: day of
March 1933.
1cr44,7, March 15th, 193.3
a" i1J9LTION SALE
' mum stock, Implements, Grain
serijf Household Effects
art 1,,ot�,. 1 .R.E', Hay Township, 1
mile north of St, Joseph, on
TUESDAY, MARCH. 21st, 1933
srnmeneing at 1.00 o'clock sharp
HORSES -1 „Gelding 13 years old.
Teams "of gray mares, well matched,.
13 years ilii;
CATTLE and POULTRY -1 cow•
fresh in Novel ber, 1 cow 4 years old..
bred two months; 1 steer, rising 2'
years; 2 ealves 4 .months' old. About.
'70 pulls Ill'IPLE
11iEi1fTS, ETC. -- Massey-•
ETarr s. hinder, altraist new; McCor-�
/nadir=Deering 'fertilizer drill nearly"
new; :M H ea1tivator; 3 -section her
row; large scraper; 14 plate M. -H.'
disc; Deering rake; Frost and Wood
mower, land. roller; Verity walking
plow; cutter, Buggy, Bain wagon with
box and spring seat, nearly new;
hag- rock; set beb sleighs; 1200-1b.
Fax Scale;, 'Chatham fanning mill;
New extension ladder 30 -feet; Galv-
anized 'Water 'trough; binder cover,
1 x hoose j. gas engine and pump
Jack; Emery grinder; single Harness
3 good erflars; 2 net :double harness;
S oihf wagon; 4 sling ropes; . double -
trees; nerkyokes; logging chain,bag
truck, 30 grain bags; scoop shovel
Manure hook, hay knife, forks, shov-
els; and' other farm tools.
CRAIN and HAY — 100 bushels.
mixed. grain; 100 bushels oats;, ' 3
tons mixed hay.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS — Peer--
less ninssular n'ange; Table, 2 rock-.
asrs,,. Si)kitchen Chairs, coal heater,
ounh,, Upholstered chair, hall rack,
rugs, har gixtg lamp, picture frames
asking snaccliine, flour bin, New Wil-
liamss sewing mad -lint, five bedsteads
bell springs and mattresses, some
errtlinng; butcher kettle, 2 dressers -,wash stand, 2 extension tables, churn;
meat barrel, quantity apples, 25.
ushels. petatoes, canned fruit, empty'
a-alers, crocks, kettles, pans, dishes.
other kitchen utensils.
'Everethian; will be sold, as Prop--
ienor is giving up farming.
TERMS OF SALE -310 and under-
asb- Over -that amount ..8 months'
credit he given on furnishing
approved joint notes with 6 %a allow --
ed for vutslt on credit amounts. Grain,
Itay and Poultry Cash.
TERMS OF SALE'
Philip E. Denonmrne, Proprietor.%
Wim. S. Johnston, Clerk.
car Stepp, Auctioneer
C- G. Middleton, Custodian',,
Sheriff's Office,
Court House, Goderich, anti faS
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