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STANLEY TOWNSHIP
'The Township Council met at
`;tl'aT'ua on Monday, January 8th for
*he first meeting for 1934, the new
Reeve, Mervyn Hanley in the chair,
ache following officers were ' appoint -
eel for 1934: Clerk, Chas. Pilgrim,
'Treasurer, Geo. Beatty; Collector„
Wim. Reid; Assessor, John A. Arm-
bong; Assessor for. Bayfield, John
'arkeer; Board of Health,. Dr. Shaw,
Mervyn Hanley, Ralph Stephenson;
Auditors, Alex. McEwen, Thos. Rob-
*aeo .
Mrs. Robt. McLinchey who has
:hien laid up for some time is some-
what improved and her many fri-
-tends hope that she may soon be able
4.o be up and around again.
Mr. David Keys of Yale, Mich.,
am; been visiting friends in. this
•;vicanitlr
The week of prayer Will be oh-
ze#rc-ed in the Varna pastc:ial charge
anent week, beg'nnh g Sunday, JW n-
' +aryr 14th, till Sunday January 21st.
Plies tin eI ren Ile spent tee week.,
d v6•ith, her friend, Miss' Margaret
HILLSGREEN•
BLAKE
(Ti•.tte,i{' d for last week, )
ilia, and nro.:'.f;:#ln1'i' D aomy re-
funned home after spending;' <a, 2ew••
weeks in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown of Zur-
ich were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Sam 'kit y of the village,
Mrs Bred Turner of Goderich;.
Who hos been visiting with her. n'toth-
(.•r, MI'S,'. boss Johnston, returned.
home on Monday.
Miss Susie Oesch of Huron Spr-
ings . Sanitorium, spent New Years
day with her parents, Mr. and It rs.
Rudy Oesch.
Misses Gwendoline and Mary
Clarke of Goderich, spent New Ye-
ar's day with their mother, Mrs.
Clarke,
Mr. Emerson Erb is visiting with
-friends on the Bronson north fre-
quently.
Mr: and Mrs. James Carrie spent
New Years' day with Mr. and Mrs.
R. N. Douglas.
( This week's Items).
Mr. Jim Johnston returned home
after spending a week with his sir=
ter, Mrs. Fred Turner of Goderich,
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Miss Alberta Finlay ca, ed ' on:
.friends in the village on Saturday
evening. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gingei',ie
and family were Sunday visitors With
Mr, and Mrs. Kea? Erb.
Mrs. Rudy desch spent the week
end with Mrs. Robt. McClinchey„ on
the Goshen Line.
Mr. and airs. Amos C ingeiichand:
little Jean, Mr. :toy Gingerich and
Ida Swartzentrube•r were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Gingerich.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Saunders and
grandson, Junior Brown, Mr. Nesbitt
ofiLondon attended the Golden Wed-
ding of IVlrs. Saunder's sister, Mr.
and Mrs. 3. Cochrane. Mrs. E. An-
derson's daughter; Miss Agnes, of
Centralia attended . the golden wed-
ding of the former's brother.
Misses Margaret and Bertha For-
rest and brother, Mr. Joe of Sea -
forth, also a=ttended the golden wed-
ding:
Mrs. Ross Dick and son Douglas
returned to their home' in Toronto
after spe'ntlini everals, Weeks' wit'
her parents here.
Miss Eunageen Rubin returned tt
:the Seminary, London, after spend
ing a few days with her parents.
Miss Mary Hagan returned to Lon
don after spending a few hoiday
with her sister.,
Mrs: R. Love is visiting her so
Mr: ,and Mrs, Ross Love.
Miss Agnes Love visited her si
ter in Centralia over the week -end
Miss Ann=ie Jarrett visited eve
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Huxtable of Centralia.
IThe W. M. S. meets on Weilnrc
-ley !"a .
•a" �:tir;r 7 h+r•i ° .of .Iris woe
fthe church at 2,30 pini, ,''
I-IENSALL
Smillie wee a ho idty'vis-
itor wish his parents in 't; v once.
Dalian .:iiattin, who Underwent a
serious opeeation in London liospft
al, is improving nicely, for which
his many friends are pleased
rxdmund Ce.ger 1 and son itaulih of
London spent a few days • rceentiy
with his parents, Mr. and iris:. 0w-
en Geiger.
Mr. and Alis. L. R. Coles and fairs-
ily spent holidays swtll. friends . in
Wheatley.
Win. Sangster has purchased : the
business of W. J. White and his fri
ends are wishing him success.
Miss Hattie D. Sutherland was a
holiday vieitor with friends in Lon-
don.
T. C. Joynt has been confined to
his room for the past week or so
with a sore ankle following a. Late
illness, but no doubt will soon be
able to resume his usuaally acctive
life in .his store.
Miss M. Ellis has returned Froin
spendng holdays with relatives in
Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. navis .spent.
the holidays in London with relati
ves and friensd. `• -
Mx and Mrs. Ray Pfaff of Delhi,
were vieitors with his mother,
A party was held. at Robt. Tiii-
ney's on Monday in honor of their
daughter, Miss Roberta of London.
Pearl "Hawkins spent a few' days'
recently with Mr. and 'Mrs. John.
Bean.
Mr. and, Mrs. .At:is 'Minlor of Pt
Huron spent holidays at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaren..
Mr. and Mrs, M. R. Rennie of
Seaforth visited" with Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Dougall, Sr.
3Ir. an:i Mrs. Ed. Lindenfieldtand
family were holiday visitors with fri-
ends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Abrey of
London Was a visitor with her; par -
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of a batik and the stability it affords to the community.
The Bank of Montreal provides complete and effldcox
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Its strength is manifested in assets exceeding by
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A MILLION .DEPOS>T' ACCOUNTS DENOTE CONFIDENCE
;bevel service took place Thursday
afternoon last with internment at Hen
salt Union cemetery,
COUNTY- NEWS
Mrs. George Chambers of Chisel -
hunt fell the other evening and bro- ailed by five sons and was met at
ke her leg` in two places. She is atlong to the ground, crushing the
present' in the Seaforthhospital. the manse by a number of the cong- back of his skull on the railway
negation who assisted in, the uniteed track as his head took the full .2orce.
On New Year's Day, Mr. and Mrs ing and served.. supper. On Wed ev. of the fall. The boy was rendered! -
John Parsons, of Exeter, celebrated Mrs. Gordon, who, had been visiting unconscious, • but was revived by
the fiftieth anniversary of their wed- her parents, Rev. Dr, and Mrs. Will- railwayemployees, -.who apparently
ding. chester, of 1oaonto, joined the other's ,did not realize the seriousness of his.
The Grand Bend rink is fast be- condition .and allowed him to returnr
:from the fact
home after. his face had been demi--
corning very popular
that they have been enjoying excel- ed• of the blood which had beendie-.
lent ice for the past three weeks. p aped of the blood which carne from;
This is the first time there has been
his ear .as the result of a hemorrha•
a rink at that place and it is being
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C, •S. Hudson. ,yell patronized by old' and young.
The dance in the town hall 0•'. •. William Davidson, son of Reeve-
Thurssday last was well attended elect Davidson of Wingham, had his
considering the weather. leg broken one day recently while
A very enjoyable evening was assisting his father in drilling a well
spent on Wednesday when relatives at Wingham Junction. He was chin -
showered Mr. and Mrs. John Shep- bing the derrick when he slipped
hard at the bridal hone, presenting and fell.
then with a purse of money. ,. The
address was read by Mrs. Glenn Exeter Withdraws
Broadfoot an presentatioin made by Exet r , has withdrawn from the
Mrs. Stanley Mitchell. Henry Hot intermediate 0. H. A:, having decid-
ton, uncle of the bride, also gave an ed that its.team this year is not
address. Lunch was served, strong enough' to hold its own in the
ffi
The United Church ocers' 2or group.. This leaves a five -team group
Sunday School were elected on Wed- Goderich, Clinton, Seafoorth, Mit-
nesday evening, last, Superintendent elhell, and New Hamburg.
W. H, Pfile; Asst. Sup., John Row i
clifeSec.-Treas., Lorne .Elder; Aest:,, Skating on Streets
Win. Parke; Pianist, Irene Douglas,•
Assistant Marian Sinclair Miss Mil Children skated on the icy surface
Mil-
dred Smillie; Cradle Roll, Mrs: S. of the Goderich Square, last Tuesday
Mealier; Home Dept., Mrs. John Fal- .for, the first tirne in the recd:lection
der of most people of Goderich. The
ur sisters still reside. Interment
was made in the Exeter eemetery'
New Minister Arrives
Last Tuesday evening, • Bev S.
Moore Gordon, the new minister of
Caved Presbyterian Church, Exeter
arrived with his household effects•
from Cookstown. He was accomp-
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was removed to the hospital on Thu-
rsday last suffering from - a fractur ,
ed skull resulting. from an 'accident
in the C.P.R. yard • that afternoon..
While playing on a coal ear on the'
tracks near the C.P.R. station with;
some playmates, the youngster, whi - -
le rnahing over the end of the car -
for a shovel, slipped and fell hear
A week of prayer is being obser- heavy rains of the week -end soaked
ved in the Henrall and Kippen elute_the snow and then formed in pools
ches this week. Monday in Hensall which fioze hard and smooth in the
Presbyterian Church by Rev.. ,Stain icy blasts of New Year's Nye.
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ton, of eters Tuesday in St. Penis' An Enviable Record
Anglican Church by Rev. Li''llio'bt,
Exeter, Wed., St, Andrews Church, >, Tara has an enviable record and
Kippen by Rev.: M, 13. Parker of'one which we doubt if. any inunicip-
Hensall; on Thursday, in the United ality in the County can equal, in
Church, Hensall, by Rev: M. }Dant fact"that'then'e is only. $72.00 of out -
of Exeter^: All .ser: ice at 8 o'clo'ekc, standing taxes for,1933. and, it is ex -
The late Mis. Henry Dougall 'One peeled that practically every cent
daughter of the late Mr, and mrs;' will be eollected within a few weeks,
ohn Inrie, who lived near Hensall The collector, Win. Collins, deserv-
aid wife of the late 'Henry Dougall, es great credit for his efforts in this
lite of the township of Usborne, a connection,
'ew miles south of town on the high -
ay.
ivay. Mrs. Dougall had been in fail- Burial et Exeter
tng health for some years, so that her
heath did not come as a shock, lent
was fireatly felt by the family, The
family: Andrew of the London Road
'ohn of Imtersoll. Mrs. Orville, Tay -
h+' of thin Pare tine, Hay;'Sanibel
'ee t. Me' "elm peel to arl'af,;rarytN
^red one sitter of New Rork
To Make Block Salt.
A further develop went in the salt
industry in Goderich is the installa-
tion at the plant of the Goderich ,
ge. rhe child eollopsed on reaching -
,salt Company of a hydraho press Home,
for .the manufacture of block sa'tb-
Salt is sold in block form for the
cattle trade, and although it has be-
en handled by the Goderich Salt Co-
mpany in connection with its extere•
sive trade in the various varieties of
aYi'ieid Resident 1 asses
'these ;passed away suddenly on
December 27th, one of Bay leld'si
salt manufactured at its plane here it . known wn and ]highly respected re='
has been procured from other sours- 'aidence, H. Kennedy Moorehousee
es, and will now for the first time son of the late Theodore Moorehouse
he manufactured in Goderich. The, and Jean M. Kidd. Deceased had
block -making plant, which is quite not been in good health for some
elaborate,. is housed in a new wild -
ng ereeted during the past year.
The huge hydraulic press, costing
aver $21t,1F0Q, has a pressure of 1,-
000 tons to the square inch and em-
bodies the. latest ideas in this type
of machinery.
Sig Relief. Plan
Hibbert Township in1934.will
spend $14,000 on a federal -provinc-
ial relief grogram, designed to male here in 3531, was very fond of Bay -
possible the collection of nearly held and well knot, n as an expert..
$10,000 in overdue . taxes, eliminate fisherman l hunter,
direct relief, solve a serious trans -
time, having been in good health fon
some time, having heart trouble, al-
though around as usual, but early -
Tuesday morning took a stroke, pas --
sing away early Wed. afternoon.He+
-was ]horn in %Goderich ' in iSoC, mov-
ing to Bayfield with his parents to.
their new home. For abut 39 ye --
ars he .resided in London and wet.
there married to Miss Elly M, Brieg;
gier of London in 1911. fie built ai
coanfo table home there and moved
portatlon probiern, overcome a ifeert
age of, gravel in one section„ and
supply needed employment. Reeve
Nagle stated "The council has hesi-
tated to seize the property of hard
pressed farmers, who through
fault of their own,':' are in arrearsiin
payment of taxes. Preference itr
the allotment of works, is; to be giv-
en those now on relief, to those wha
have been unable to pay thein taxes;
ar • who have had to borrow money
to do so. The amount owing the
township for taxes will be deducted
from their pay cheques. The :reeve
The funeral of Chas. A. 13uns£ord said 200 out of 600' families• will be
C:P:R, accountant at Sudbury, who directly affected and' believes the in -
died 'suddenly on the street in that creased cireulatiter of money would
city recently, was held on lVionday bring a measure of relief to every-
last .from the home of his brother, bod3t `
Isaac, Stephen i ewns.up , DeceasedEfese'tutae; Skutt "
who was in his 44th year, wap, been
-w .. , :, r. Sack McIver, 11 r. +,`
"pr lrn�•]l:r+�� rt •.,,rrie�.,,.,+�1 Tte,w lribortf in Stephen, whew his #rrbiL7le , ETss„ e , y, .old son ,ofllit^
+Vb YE&Y$ ago, also tw0 sons, .hrr lin, £%.ls,oi:clx two ba aw 101 a uzitl w a..
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M11c1Cfillop Fire.
A hoes ;; determination to drive,
out a rat :from beneath the fanning •
Mill in his father's` -barn' was the in-
direct cause of a fire which couple--
teiy destroyed the building on the -
farm of John Burns, concession 5,.:
McKillop, last Tuesday- A mateire
l ghted by the son Gerald, as he wad
hunting for the rat, set the mill d
Are and the flames spread rapidly.
His parents were in Seaforth doing -
their •Christahas shopping at the time.
but the boy had presence of mind to
first release the horses and cattle in•.
tit barn't:ud Hien summon help from.
the neighbors. All the stock was
removed with the exception of one'•
stvlc 1'2 liftfr p' el and a ralf. The •
Toss Ite esthnated ea -about. $8;060..,
When mt. and Mrs: Barns ,returnodt
+l;.4". arc. wli l YAia>n ael,�y',.". tL . ea+3'+ded +