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WLLSGREEN
R. Love who spent several
aye with her son has returned to
ter slaughters Mrs. A. Keys spur
1, tee,
16"ir, .an+ -i Mrs. Conrad SieMon and
• son Lenton and Mr. ttnel M2,. E.
eerodoerick spent Sunday visiting
;with Mr. and Mr. R. Teylor :and 14ir.
.ural Airs. S, Surerus of 1'u. k ?rsnrith.
:ii. and Mrs. Gordon Love are re-
izzg congratulations on the arri-
of a fine baby girl.
I)x. and Mrs. P. J. O'Dwyer of
"Zurich, visited with Miss Dolly Hag-
an sand brother Prank recently.
W{r. Joeeph Hagan of Hensall vis-
ited friends in this vicinity one af-
dernoon.
Misr. W. Jarrott and daughter An-
nie Miss Edna Cochrane visited the
latter's brother near Pzucelield ou
'Sunday evening.
:bliss Gladys Jarrott visited her
;Wrack.. Mr. John Mcl,eth on Sunday.
evening.
A xaunibe r ta•oz a this vicinity at-
-tended the Cut setl sf the late Mr.
-John Thirsk ai, :;l.;,k.*., on Monday of
ler/loon.
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The W. M. S. enoet.= at the home
,ed." Mrs. (Rev..; Conner on Thursday
evening,.
Messrs. W. Turner and W. • 3.i
Jarrett attended a meeting in Vic-
-feria. Street United Church, Goder-1
ich last week. i
Leavitt's Theatre
Exeter --- Ont
Now Showing ---George O Brein, ]n
"Smoke Lightning", - Zane trey's
WesternStoory.
Mon., Tues., Wed.
WALLACE BEERY
In "FLESI'I"
Se him as the funny, Bighearted
Giant German Wrestler
Thurs. Fri., Sat.
NORMA SHEARER and
CLARK GABLE, in
THE STRANGE INTERLUDE
Their Screen Triumph
Coming—Bring Em back alive. Gre-
atest animal picture of age.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mrs. Brooks of Clinton was tha
guest of her daughter, Mrs, Will
Scotochmer of the Bronson line.
Mr. Lloyd Scotchmer left last Tu-
esday with a fine carload of Polled
-Angus cattle for Glasgow.
Mrs. McKinley of Toronto was a
recent guest of her cousin, Mrs. Bert
Dunn of the Bronson line.
On Saturday May 6th there pas-
to
Eugean Aubin has returned sed away at her home on Babylon
to her home after being with Mr.Linc:, Stanley, Mrs. Elizabeth Keys,
and Mrs. E. McKinley for several widow of the late James T. Keys. She
-weeks, r was (iia Years of age, and since the
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death of her husband 5 years ago.
she has 'lived alone in her own honx.
except for a .,heart time when the
school school teacher livrd with her.
About four months ago she suffered
a stroke and since then she has been
confined to .her bed, crud in spite of
all that kind eare and skilful nursing
could do for her, she gradually be-
came weaker till the end came. She
was a woman of very kind and chri-
stian disposition, which fact was 'very
evident in her conversation as well
as her kindly acts, and she was be-
loved and highly . respected by all
who enjoyed her acquaintence...
Rei maiden name was Elizabeth
Peck, daughter of the late John and
Nancy Peck, and she was born on
the Babylon Line. She is survived
by one brother, Mr. Nathan Peek .of
Hensall. Two daughters and one
son also survive. Mrs. Austin Star-
dy' of Goderich Tp., Mrs. Wm. J.
Clark of Stanley and Mr. Clifford H.
on the oold homestead on the Baby -
lone Line, also six grandchildren,
to whom is extended the sympathy
of a large circle of friends. The de-
ceased was a very faithful and con-
sistent member of Goshen United
church, and before union. union she,
and her late husband were very loyal
Methodist,. The funeral serviee,
which was conducted by her pastor,
'Rev. E. A. Poulter of Varna; • was
held at, the home on Tuesday after
n000ix, interment being made in Bay-
field cemetery.
SCHOOL REPORT
The following is the report of S.
S. No. 4, (north Stanley) based on
Easter exams.
Sr. IV—Bert Greer 70.2%; Jean
Watson 64.7; Ilene Talbot 62.6; An-
tionette Rau . 53.1; Keith Westlake
absent.
Jr. Ill—Billy Armstrong 88.2;
Melvin Greer 77.1; Gorden Westlake
76.7; Ethel Watson 54.6; Madge
Houston 44.5; Wilfred Rau 36.5.
II—Ilene Greer 78, Andrew .Rau
53,8.
1—Dewar Talbot promoted from
PrirnerAnthony Rau prom, ed -from
Primer.
.Helen M. Ament, Teacher-.
HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mickle were
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i in Ridgetown.
4 . William Bever, who was here for
e t some weeks assisting .in the shipment
•of onions, has returned to his. pres-
ent home in Kitchener,
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"We da • Custom Seed Cleaning"
rency for McCormick-Deerin... Machinery
McCormick -Deering xztery Repairs.
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Keep
using
a , : uncap e-
t wart who recently returned from tre
atnient at Victoria Hospital, at Lon-
don.
James Robertson, of, 'the- village,
has sold what was known as the ho-
niestead farm ooccupied by his late
father in his life time to Andrw Bell
of the 2nd concession "of Tuckersmith
whose farm is near it.
1 T Mr. and Mrs. Win. Consitt have
I returned from a pleasant visit with
r relatives and friends in Toroonto.
1 A number of our residents intend
this spring and summer making im-
provements to their•.dwelling prop-
erty which will meaa •employment for
our carpenters, painters, etc.
Airs. Ycngblut has returned to
her home in Waterloo after a pleas-
ant visit with relatives here.
Grace Gibbons who underwent an
operation at the. Clinton hospital re-
cently, is getting along quite nicely
and is expected home.
Mr, and Mrs. R. J. Paterson and
son, Ray, had a very busy day last
Tuesday moving from the Hut
Springs Sanitarium to their dwelli.ig
here,
Mrs. Detweiler entered' upon her
services in the Huron Springs Sani-
torium this week as successor to Mrs..
R. J. Paterson. who is corning back.
to the village to occupy her own coni
fortable hoome on King St. 1VIrs.
Paterson, who had given such excel-
lent services desires a rest from the
active duties which she had had from
the opening of the Huroon Springs
Sanitorium, and Mrs. Detveiler, re-
gistered nurse, who is well and fav-
orably known will, no doubt, give
excellent satisfaction as a superint-
endent and unrse.
Hensall Council Minutes
;Tile regular Council meeting of
the Village Was. held on Monday ev-
ening May 1st, at 8 p.m. in 'Council
Tamber with all members being
>resent. The minutes of the previous
.neeting were adopted as read.
G. Case appeared seeking to rent
)art of park property for pasture: A
notiono that G. Case be reined part
of park property under sane con-
itions as last year.
F. G. Bonthron-, tax collector re.
ported re unpaid 1932 .taxes as
:.ing; $984.87 to dae. •
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That. tax collector . proceed to col-
net the arrears of taxes.
C. S. Hudeoix, Assessor, presented
ee .assessment roll of 1933, Mot-
on that the assessment roll be ac- n
opted as presented. H
J. A.Patereon, Clerk, reported the b
otal: cost of relief to date as being o
'75.14, . • •
Bills and'ar'couxxts read as follows van
C. 5, .Ii'udsort, salary and postage st
.3.05; 3, Ian ,rforr hydro 6.48 t 3: hi
., Paterson, pteaduM, en ."reasurer'gi
"!'Iata•rs'liay, May Y1.tls, :1933.
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Insurance providesreduced
or careful drivers
Becausa'we believe that careful motorists are entitled to a further reward for Care,
Courtesy and Common Sense in their 4riving, we have. extended our Merit Rating
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for Private Passenger Automobiles on All• Classes of Automobile Insurance.
PUBLIC LIABILITY, PROPERTY DAMAGE, COLLISION, FIRE AND THEFT,
25%
DISCOUNT to motorists who have owned ,and operated a car
for the past. year without claims. -
DISCOUNT to motor•1sts who have owned and operated a czar
for the past two years without �clak $,
DISCOUNT‘to :uacotoa sts when have owned and operated ,a car
for the past three •3';,ea without claims.
DISCOUNT to'-motonrsts who have owned Ana saperatad ,a car
for the past four ye=ars Or more without claims. •
Our Merit Rating Plan. is the only one �aoRile a in Canada which provides such
discounts for air coverages- for Private Passenger Automobiles. These discounts apply,
whether or not the motorist has been insured with this Company in the past, and -are
deducted from the premium. on the'issuance of.his policy.
A claim having been made under either the Collision, Fire or Theft. coverages will
not disqualify the motorist for his Merit Discount .can the Public Liability and
Property Damage sections, and likewise a claim under either the Public Liability
or Property Damage sections will not ;disqualify the motorist fdr his Merit Discount
under the sections of Collision, Fire and Theft.
"It's the man at the wheel that counts" `
If you spualif,y for this policy, see us today. Full details
furnished gladly on request,
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Agent
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Canadian -Owned Companies should be given preFer••eytwe
by Canadian Policyholders,
TORONTO GENERAL J,NSURA.N' :F COMPANY
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Bond $20.00; A. Dick, gravel hauling
12.37; R. Broderick, dragging streets
$9.00; School boaord current expen-
ses $1000,00; H. Dayman relief, Hod
geit and `Wolf£ 4.36; G. Case, cart-
age on. streets 3.75; Bonthron citz
Drysdale, supplies hall 38.55.
Motion that accounts as read be
paid. Motiono that a Court of Re-
vision of the assessment roll be held
June 5th, at 7 p.m. Motion that Co-
uncil now adjurn.
James A. Paterson, Clerk.
COUNTY NEWS
..The Huron Football League held
most enthusiastic. and well attend
meeting in the Dick House, Seaford
a
ed
h,
on Monday eve last... Leo Stephen-
son president, was in the chair. It is
expected that three new teams, Ethel
Brucefreld and Tuckersmith, will en-'
ter the league this year, and it may
be necessary to run two 'groups.
..R, C. Bourne, of Grimsby, has be-
en transferred, from the Southamp-
ton branch of the. Bank of Commer-
ce to 'the Exeter branch' where he is.
taking the place of W. L. Lawrence,
teller At the Bank of Montreal, Ex-
eter, who has been relieved at Drum -
bo, has received an appointment to
the-Brenheim branch. . .
The 100 -acre farm of J. Green of
Tuckersmith Tp,, which was adver-
tised for sale by auction at HensalF
was sold to. Andrew .Bell for $500
by Gl:adznstn & Stanbury acting fo
the mortgagee.
A. very pretty wedding took plat
in the R. C. Church, Mt, Carmel o
April 26th at 9 o'clock when Rev: Fr
Corcoran united in marriage Mis
youngest daugl
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hanover, to
Earl Stebbins, son of Mr. and Mrs
R. Stebbins, of Grand Bend. The
bride who was given in marriage by
her brother 'John, of Buffalo.
Clinton Boys' Band were asking
the Council for a grant of 4100 to
help in buying uniforms. This was
filed. Councilor .Holmes explained
that he understood that the parehts
of the boys did not wish` to have the
council supply a grant.
At a recent meeting of the direct
ors of Gooderieh Afiricultural Soci-
0 'harbor,
wewas a strange craft at the
harbor, Goderich last Monday after-
t noon. A large Sikorsky amphibian
plane circled the town a couple oof
e times, gliding down to the water in-
n side the breakwater and taxied to
the municipal pier, where it tied up
ss to refuel. Its pilot was E.-Nimier;
i° and its passengers P. L Crossley,Jun:
of the Deforest Crossley,Radio Car-
, I poration, Cincinnati, 0., and station
WLW, and Jas. Halm/lend, of the De
trait Times. The ' first question the
visitors asked was. where they were,
' They- were lost, off their course, they
explained,. blown about by the pre-
vailing high wind. They were re-
turning to Detroit and Cincinnati
from Gravenliurst, whither they. had
taken Governor Comstock of Midi-,
igan for a fishing vacation. The Gov-
ernor was left in the Muskoka Lakes
section.
Brussels School Board the questi
of the reduction of the teaclie
salaries was discussed. On the
ion of one and seconded by anoth
it was decided that the pay for 193
34 would be reduced $200.00 for
!public school teachers. Mn Hoa
dl who comes from Listowell each week
to teach music, is to .receive $4.
instead of $6.00 for each trrp. These
motions found favor and were ear-
: vied by the trustees.
The death occurred on April 25
of Mrs, E. Ryan an old and estee
ed resident of Stephen"Townshili,
ed 85 years. Mrs. Ryan had been i
poor health :for the past six month
She is survived by one son Thom
Ryan and three grandsons with who
she had been living with and . is
severalrelatives. The funeral took
on elling ensemble. Upon their return
rs' they will reside on the groom's faun
mot- near Dashwood. '
er Fordwich Record About 30 far -
niers
3- of the district received a lot of
the' 'valuable information last Thursday
dley aftoornoonn, at the' farm of
Bricker, north of town, where Agri -
00 cultural Representative Ian McLeod
gave a one-hour lecture and a thor-
ough demonstration on the heel fiy—
its cause, effect and cure. All thoose
th present were delighted with the know
en_ ledge obtained, and the Department,
ages at •Clinton will be glad to supply in-
n formation to anyone wishing it. Mr-
s. McLeod.expressed the opinion that
as Mr. Bricker's stableful . of 45 Her -
m ford steers were the choicest lot he
o, had .seen in this county.
place last Thudsday at 10 a.m. to the'
R.C. church with requiem Mass cele- D A S H W O O D
brated by Fr. Corcoran.
Death from pneumonia claimed th
lives of a highly respected McGllli
ray Township couple within a fe
hours. Stricken Last Thursday Mrs
Hiram Windsor died Sunday night
while her husband passed away abou o'clock Monday afternoon. Th
former was 78 years old and the lat-
ter
79. Both were widely known in
the community in which they live
having- been residents there for many
years. A double funeral was held
from their late residence, lot 25, con
cession two. McGillivray.
Mrs. 1 arkel of Minnesota and.
v daughter, Mrs. Alice Enuis of Ypsi-
lanti, Mich.,- visited Mr. and Mrs.
G. H. Pfile and friends here,
Mr. Sandy Moore and Mrs. Rose
' Cummings of •Chicago, called on Mr
and Mrs. Felix Wild on Tuesday.
e Sandy is a former Dashwood boy be
be-
ing a son of Mr. and Mrs. Angus.
d Moore now of Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fassold of'
London were .Sunday visitors with Mr ,•
ety held the other evening, the re-
vision of the prize list for the 1933
fall fair was completed. The track
prograini will be much the same .i
last year's with two trotting or Imo.
ing featq.res and two running races.
The tenders advertised for in con-
ection with the estate of Thos. 3.
all, of Mount Carmel, merchant, in
ankruptcy, were considered at the',
ffices of Gladman and Stanbury at
Eet
er and
the t
endo • .
rtender'of
Joseph Gla -
for all the property,•residence,.
ore and stilck was accepted as the
"ghest, `
s t+ tae last regular neetin: of th
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A pretty wedding was solemnized
at the United Church parsonage, in
Crediton, when Eva, eldest daughter
of Mr.- and Mrs, Harold Glanville of
near Dashwood, was united in mar-
riage to Harry, eldest sin of Mr. and
Mrs. David' Lippert, of Melbourne.
Rev. Mr: Johnston performed the cer
oniony. The bride was becomingly
gowned in gray silk crepe with mat -
and Mrs. P. Fassold.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Ogden of Exeter, -
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nad-
iger on Sunday.
Mrs. Nicholson 'and :Miss Smith of.'
London visited relatives in town on
Monday.
'Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rader and :Miss
Senna Rader and Maurice Klumpg ,
spent the week -end in. Detroit,
:Miss Fipps and Miss Lawrence;
Miss Allemang and Miss Helen Nad--
iger all of Stratford Normal Schools,,
spent the week -end with Mr. and.
Mrs. Ed. Nadiger.
iiVIrs• T. Hoperoft returned home
on Sunday, after spending a week
with her father in Clifford.
Mr• Verne Schatz .is busy rebuild-
ing. his house he recently purchased
from the Baker estate, and when/
completed will,be a very comfortable
horne.
Mrs. Jane Guenther and daughters -
Mrs. L. Edighoifer of Mitchell and/
Miss .Gladys of Kitchener, spent Tu-
esday with. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Guen-
ther.
Mrs. Milton Ratz of Shipka is con-
fined to her bed at the home .or. her -
parents, Mr, and . Mrs. 11'`assold, be-
ing suddenly stricken With heart at-
tack last week.
Rev. l illinger of London will have, •
charge of the services in the Luther
and will ehurg shoes and hose. Miss mond Lip- their ne h on Sunday morning, where
pert gowned i in w pastor, Rev,' Luft of Perri, -
yellow crepe, acted broke will be inducted:. Service w"lt
as bridesmaid, and John Glanville ' commence at `10.3 't1
VMS the groom"s attendant. The eo- English language. ll be in tit
Chale left for a •motor trip to De -1 A few interesting: iteins will lia're ,.
.mit, the bride wearing a gray travvi to be'earried over till next week, -E&