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BLAKE
-Jlr. and Mrs, Arthur Weber of
'nectar Dashwood, - were Sunday visit•'
,Drs with Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Swartz-
tentruber.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos. Gascho and
Iamily and Miss Laura Gascho spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed.Oesch
n ..he village.
(suite a number of the young
.'folia of the Bronson Line spent Sun-
day evening -at the home of Mr. and
Xr's, Amos. Gascho.
111.r. and Mrs. Ed. Stelck of the
.11.4th con., were Sunday visitors with
'Tr- and Mrs. Sam. Hey.
Mr. Harold Johnston of Zurich,
•: pent Sunday afternoon under the
iarental roof in the village.
Mr. Jini Johnston called on Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Jeffrey and family
on Sunday afternoon
DASHWOOD
/Irs. Jane Guenther of Stratford,
'gent last wee k with her son, 1tilr.
aand Mrs. E. R. Guenther and family
Barry Hoffman is spending a few
-weeks in London. His sister Gartie
is relieving at the telephone cen-
4'Lra1 during his absence.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Hoperoft motor-
ema to Clifford and Walkerton on Fri -
Mr. Earl Geiser is confined to his
carne through illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Merner and
'amily attended the funeral of his
Iver, the late Mrs. Chas. Eilber in
4Drediton on Monday.
3blr. and Mrs. Earl Guenther and
Family were Sunday visitors with fri
lends in Zurich.
Dashwood Hockey team played a
rfast game in Zurich on Monday night
Rev. J. B. Dengis of Kitchener,
eeccupied the pulpit in the Evangel-
flcal church on Sunday evening.
Miss Grace Kellerman returned to
tForonto on Sunday.
'.Mr. S Elsie of Detroit, spent the
week -end with relatives.
'.h1Ir. and Mrs. Granger and Mrs.
Wiles have returned to town after
pending the holidays in Sarnia.
Rev. A. W. Sauer is attending
evangelistic serviees in Kitchener
his week.
H[LLSCREEN
V. M. S:--"rhea,Womcns r+Iission-
.rry Societe; was held in the church
• vin Wednesday January 10,..1934.
1• enth the Iii'esident • Mrs. 1t.''rfeA1='
'? lister presidpv, , 'he„ eeting,rols
bed by singing Hymn 571. Mrs. MTV
ItIOve led in prayer, bible lesson war
mead responsively front St. Luke 18.
Vile Trees and Secy reports were
/read and. odopted. Hymn 441. Mrs.
''. Turner then gave the Devotion&
nafIet. "His Busy Feet. The bus-
iness was then dismissed. Tt was de-
edited
e..a a&d to hold the meeting In the
a . urelx+ A 'letter asking for sup -
;i, ,-< was read, A. vote of thanks
was tendered by Mrs. J. Cochrane to
the members of W. M. S. for the
plant she received on her Golden
Wedding Day Hymn 383. The
meeting closed with prayer.
• Notes—Miss Elda and Herby Ste-
phan, Miss Truth Richardson and
Clifford Weide are 'attending the
Educational Course held in Zurich.
Mr. Milne Rader of the 14th con.
of Hay Township, purchased the
vacant house owned by Mr. W. J.
Jarrott and has it moved now. The
moving .being done by ]Vfr. W. Har-
vey of Kippen with his truck. •
Mr. John 'Osborne and Misses Ed-
ith and Dorothy Stamp of Babylon
Line visited on the Parr Line oon
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. }Iuxtable of
Centralia visited With Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Love.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Jarrott and
Annie visited with Mr. and Mss. W.
Heart.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Cochrane and
Edna Alan visited relatives in Cen-
tralia.
Miss Mildred Workman of Kippen
visited with Miss Dolly and Frank
Hagan.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Smith and family
visited with 1lr. and Mrs. R. Mous-
seau in Exeter.
HENSALL
James Stark was taken to Seafor-
th Hospital where an operation was
performed, and is getting along as
well as could be expected.
Considerable grain is being brou-
ght into market and meets with re-
ady demand and the best prices go-
ing.
Mrs. Newell, of Foam Lake, Sask.
is here visiting cher relatives and
friends, being called through the ill-
ness and death of her late mother,
Mrs. Peter Robertsoon.
Nathan Peck and Henry Horton
;Sr., have been for some time in very
poor health despite what medical
skill and home nursing can do ` for
them,
Jack Carmichael and Joe Hagan
spent a very enjoyable week -end with
relatives and friends in Detroit.
Annie Maxwell who has been sp-
ending the holidays with her sister
Mrs. Janet Peck and family has re-
turned to her school at Whitby.
There passed away at her home it
Brucefield, David Rouatt, aged 7r
years. Mr. Rouatt was a former re
sident of ilensall, having livedfor a
number: of °years :inzthe house ;on the
Dr. Bell farm, .;,London Road; Th,
£uneral;,w<ls held_ to 13ieird's cenrletery
on Monday last. '
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Zurich were recent visitors with re
latives in town.
Orville Twitchell and Robert Pat
erson attended a Shell dealers me'
ing at London, last week. -
STEPHEN—COUNCIL
The newly elected Council of th
Township of Stephen met i•r t`
own 1L:11, Ciedit•on, ori Moeda-
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A DinECT OBLIGATION O&' THE
seneombraoaclapamac
P t VINCE C Off° O. r' ".. RIO
ISSUED UNDER AUTI•I0RITY OF .It+S.O. 3927, CHAPTERS
23 AND 57, AND 23 GEORGE V, (ONTARYO), CHAPTER 49,
AND A CHARGE AS TO PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST UPON THE
CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND OF THE PROVINCE
New Issue
ONTARIO
THE TREASURER OF THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO
OFFERS FOR PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION
$40,000,000
Government of the
ince
Non -Callable
Co pen Bearer . ebentures
Dated January 16, 1934, and offered in three nrtatanities, the choice
of which is optional with the subscriber, as follows:
Three -Year
4%` Debentures
Due January 16, 1937
Denomination, $1,000
Price 99.00 and interest,
yielding 4.36% to maturity.
Six -Year
41/2% Debentures
Due January 16, 1940
Denominations, $500 and $1,000
Prrice: 100 and interest,
yielding 4.50% to maturity.
Fifteen -Year
41/2% Debentures
.Due January 16, 1949
Denominations, $100, $500aud $3,000
Price: 97.00 and interest,
• yielding 4.78% to maturity.
Coupons payable January 16 andJuly 16.
Debentures registerable as to principal only.
Principal and interest payable in lawful money of Canada, at the holder's
opt -ion in the cities of Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Winnipeg, Vancouver,.
Halifax or Saint John, N.B.
•r
Legal opinion of E. G. Long, Esq., K.C.
The proceeds of this issue will be used to rehire short-term indebtedness incurred
for capital expenditures of the Hydro-kJlectric Power Commission and of the
Tenislcaming and Northern Ontario .Railway Commission, for advances
to tete Agricultural .Development Board and for Unemployment Belief.
APPLICATIONS TO THE ABOVE LOAN WILL BE RECEIVED Br ANY
BRANCH OF ANY CHARTERED BANK IN CANADA, ANY BRANCH OP
THE PROVINCE OF. ONTARIO SAVINGS OFFICE, AND BY RECOG-
NIZED BOND DEALERS AND STOCK BROKERS, FROM WHOM MAY
BE OBTAINED COPIES OF THE OFFICIAL ,PROSPECTUS CON-
TAINING COMPLETE DETAILS OF THE LOAN.
.SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THIS LOAN WILT; BE SUBJECT TO -1L-
LOTIIENT AND THE LIsI' WILL CLOSE AT THE DIS-
' C'RETION OF THE TREASURER OF ONTARIO.
INTERIM DEBENTURES IN BEARER FORM IJ'ILL:
BE AVAILABLE' FOR DELIVERY ON OR
ABOUT JANUARY 22, 1934..
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
. PARLIAMENT T BUILDINGS,
TORONTO, JANUARY 115,193 .
the 8th of January 1934 at 11 o'cl-
ock la.M. All members were present
After each had subscribed to his De-
claration of Office and took his seat
the minutes of the previous meeting
were read and adopted.
Motion that •the Reeve and r8lerle
make application to the Department
if Highways of the Province of On-
ario for the statutory grant towards
the expenditure ,incurred by the 'l'o
wnship on' it's Highways during; the
year 1933. The following orders
were passed 'and directed to be Paid;
I', 'Huxt<iblc, iiofurio dog tax;'$2;
sundry Person,,, exp, of Munic.
Action $151.55; F. J. Wickwire, prin-
ting account 78.50; Ont. Hospital,
Woodstock, Exp:, re: Alma Williams
19.50; Bank of Commerce, tax coli
leotions 75.75; ditto, coni. on chequ-
es .90; Exeter Times -Advocate; prin-
ting 7.60; Tp. Clerk for by-law And
fees re Dolwill Drain 25.00; C. Mor -
lock, 8 lamps, .75.
The business of 1933 having been
concluded, Henry Eilber, clerk, han-
ded the Reeve a written resignation
of his office as clerk of the Ivlunicip-
ality and retired with the request
that if any books or other informat-
ion were required to ask for it un-
til such time as his successor was
appointed. The meeting then ad-
journed until two o'clock, p.m.
Motion that the Reeve record the
minutes of this council meeting and
until a duly .appointed clerk .be el-
ected. ,. Motion, that since Henry
Either has resigned , as clerk, we
accept , the .same , and advertise • for
applications for.;.it'he position, of:
Clerk, Treasurer, '. Road Superinten-
dent, Assessor and Janitor to be re-
ceived by the Reeve no later than,
the 22nd of January 134 at, 2 prim.
.Motion, that We retain .the present.
Hgghway System for the present
year It was resolved that we, as
the council, of the Township of Ste-
phen wish to extend our app,, ,, eclat -
ion to our retiring dent, Henri DX-
ber, for the fifty-five years of serv-
•
ice he has given this Township. Dur-
ing this
ur-ingthis time, his ability and far-
sightedne.ss, he has been a greet help
to the Township and it is with great
regret that we receive his resignat-
ion.
Motion, that the council authorize
the Reeve to go to. Woodstock and
interview the Superintendent of the
Ontario Hospital re the case of Alexa
Williams. . Motion, that we now' ad-
journ., to meet .+ again in: tire. Town
Hall, Crediton, on Monday.' the 22nd
day, of •January 1934 _at.2, ,p.nn,;
, . .1,,,.
SCHOOL IMPORT
The ,folll wing is the result of the
Christmas .exams. held at U.S.S. NO.
9', Hay and Stanll:+ (Blake) . Pass
60, Honouzu CJS:
Sr: IV --Joan S,eltn,irs 74; 2teta
Jr-eirey72, TJ1tme Toffee7'Z0r 1(atli-1 Nutrrber on raft "3r -Average ate-
lk'en Iity 62,e Motart. Geliaas 5,7 Aur -1 •a)uiat ct xiU� f+r '
Harhn> SG..- Beattie, Teacher...
Jr- IV-11M'ar area Gingerich 65,.
Dorothy 1E6 S4, Lee Roy Erb 41r,,
Anthony Hartman 36.
Sr. 1 '7erdla Eaechier 75, Grace •
Mc1tride 70, .iElva Rey 70, Earl Desch
63„ Curtis Gingerich 59, Irene *Ger-:
icer 54, Ilene Gerber 48.
Swartzentruber 76,,
Ella, ' , :13o1n i 75, Anna ,Foster 72,
Yvonne Gellinas 56, Emery Baeckler• •
51, derdrue ••Denonune 50. '
7- stay Desch 79, Anilarose Hart-
11314u
arir-u 74, :Ua non+,Oech., 97, Doris De
minutia. S5,3'eiaa Gingerich 53, Har -
;Ty ,0:1.erkler 441.
l— Ilona Hey 82, 1M1oiiica Hart---.
man 80, Gladys Baeckler 80, Mary-
Fo r+':'74;, Lainnen Oesch 71, Cecilia.
IJ�nc nme $ .
Oolir)as
1'r — `75 eddy Jeffrey 81; Arthur- •