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STANLEY TOWNSHIP
the annual Christmas concert of
Z. S. No. 5, Stanley will be held in
Wee school on Thursday evening, Dec-
ber 19th, commencing at 8 p. m.
'The program will consist of drills,
ifiialogues, songs, etc., also a one
sect -play. A good evening's entertain
anent is promised. Miss Hazel Smil-
;'Iie is the teacher.
HILLSGREEN
Sirs. W. Huxtable of Centralia,
'visited .her mother, Mrs. J. Love and
"`.family during the week.
Mrs: Robt. Hopkins wino spent a
;ronple of months here, returned to
cher home in Hinsdale, Ills., this
etree.k.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Dick and son,
ktruglas, of Toronto, visited with Mr
Allan Cochrane. The latter remain-
ing here for a few weeks.
Miss Edna Cochrane is spending a
flew weeks with her sister, Mrs. Eller
an ir+`.•alconbridge.
The scholars and teachers in S.S.
We. 7, Stanley are busy preparing for
.Amir Christmas Concert to be held
.slim Wednesday evening, Dec. 18th at,
S 'o'clock.
BLAKE
School Section N,o.- f) Hay and St-
:anle„y will hold their Christmas •con-
• cert on Friday evening, December 20,
cit 8 o'clock
Mn Jim Johnston who spent a week
avith his sister Mrs. Fred Turner at
L;oderich, returned home . one day
1:=at week,
i.tr. ., : s„ 1 Menem, r ecolnpanied
1
by Mr. Sam Hey, motored to London
on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Dick Brown of Zurich, spent
iVlonday with her sister, Mrs. Sam.
Hey,
Mrs. Jake Swartzentruber spent
Monday afternoon with her daughter
Mrs. E. Oesch.
Mr. and Mrs Sol Bechler and fam-
ily were Sunday visitors at the home.
of Amos and Roy Gingerich.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Gascho of Im-
lay City, Michigan, were week -end
visitors with friends and relatives in
this vicinity. Mrs. Gascho's,mother,
iVirs. Barbara Bechler return ng with
them to their home; where she will
spend the winter months.
Butchering is now the order of the
day in this vicinity.
DASHWOOD
Mr; and Mrs. Joseph Doerr` xri'rf
daugnter who have been visitingsl tit ,
her parents, Mr, and Mas. Geo. ,' h�
returned to their home r"•r.; .Laiit-dp1
Sask....this week. j
ln'ber 12th, 1'955;
ects arrived . on Saturday. Rev, and.
Mrs, Rappel and family are expected'
this week and Rev, Rappel will have
charge of the service on ,Sunday next,
Born—On Sunday, December 8th,
to Mr. and Mrs Charles Snell,, a son.
I-1ENSALL'
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John Govenlock; of Seaforth, Hur-
on CountyJ3onie. inspector, was in.
town recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Walters and
Mrs. Agnes McDonald, left Sunday
morning last for ,their new home in
Vancouver, B.C. Their friends wish
them good returns.
Young Life Passes
Ivan, little .son of Mr. and Mrs,.,
Jalnes Sangster, passed away; Thurs..'
day morning last while being •taken'
to .a London hospital for treatment,'
'He had been poorly for several days,
and taking a turn for the worse It
was thought advisable to take him to=
the hospital but he passed away be
fore he arrived there. His father,,
who was working at :Timmins, Nei
Ontario, was immediately notified and
arrived home Friday. Ivan was a
bright little fellow and will be sadly.
missed by his family. He was 2 yrs.
and 8 months old. Besides his fath-
er and mother he is survived by four
brothers and three sisters.
A ;bazaar and sale . of home cook-
ing was held in the basement of the:.
Presbyterian Church on Sat. Dec. 7
under the auspices of the Arnold:
Circle Tea.
The village relief committee re-
quests the citizens of the 'village not
to feed any transients as they will all'
be taken care of at the town hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert lyres and.
Miss McMullen of Otterville were
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. L. Cass-
idy.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Knight and
children of Kitchener are spending
a week visiting relatives in town.
John, Peter and W. G. McEwen
all of Goderich, were down Monday
last to vote for their favorite cand-
idate for reeve.
Marion McLaren, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. McLaren, was oper-
ated on in Seaforth hospital for ap-
pendicis. She is now improving.
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rf ai, Callahan of Detroit, spent a
few days .with Mr. and Mrs. Corbett. ' •
Mr, and Mrs, Laird Mickle,, , 110s
Florence 'Wish and MrsE:-lalrypr-
ton, spent a few days at Terontga,
Mrs. C. Hewett of Hamilton, . lis
visiting her sister, Mrs. Allan .Sal-
dan.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parsons of
London were visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Robt. Parsons.
Professor Dorland of Western•Uni-
versity,r,ondon,, gave a lecture in the
town hall and sponsored by the }len;
'The League of Nations." There was
only a small number present but
they felt well repaid for coming. out.
The members of the family of Mr.
and Mrs. Robt. Higgins gathered at
the home of their parents Wednes-
day last, the occasion being the; 84th
anniversary of their' wedding. A
veery pleasant afternoon --and even-
ing was spent.
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CANADIANS AND. THEM INDUSTRIES—.AND THEIR BANK
• DAIRYING
HENRY: "Angus, do you, ever think ofthe time
We started this dairy business?”
Own - and later a. modern Asir), outfit.' And don't
forget whatour wives and children did, Angus..'
ANGUS: "You bet k dos. Meaty.. It all started :.,A'kGUS: "No, indeed! Even the gids joined calfs
with me driving than milk route at $2o a month clubs and borrowed' money Prone the Bank to
and board. I worked early and hardforwhat!igot,. buy the first fine stock. They did their bit in'.
but the turn came when the boss was willing tobuilding up our present prize-winning herd_"
sell out. The Bank of Montreal knew 1 was thrifty a r.
from the way sly savings accoe:nt bad grown Not only are the largest dairy concerns in Canada --
steadily. They helped a lot by lending me some customers of the Bank of Montreal, but hundreds -
money.,. on good security, of coarse; it gave me of independent dairy farmers as well. large and.
a good start. I still worked• mighty hard, but the smelt, they keep their business deposits and save.
profits made me forger 1 was so tired. Wehave a ilrgs at the Bank and borrow= times for seasonal'.
nice balance at the Bank now." requirements. Many of them call on rhe Bank for:
other services suds as delft information, market:.
HENRY: "Yes, and you took me in as a partner conditions. Many of chem have their bonds and/
and gradually we worked up to a fine herd of our othervaluablepaperswithhtheBankforsafekeeping. •
BANK O F MONTREAL
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ESTAeLISHJD i8t7 HEAD OFFICE,, iVIONTItEAL
• ' Zurich Branch: E. M. DAGG, Manager
MODERN, EFFICIENT BANKING SERVICE
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THE OUTCOME OF 118 YEARS' SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
COUNTY NEWS
bird, namely eleven feet across the iiatle white English setter with bllc_
wing -spread. If an accurate xneas- a.nd start emarldnge.,
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.i. ' Announcement
Mrs. J. B. McLean, Kippen, anno-
undes the' engegement of her eldest
e, d
arm -Ile/ it' was triad _ �e, �s,is ;b✓7:ieved ;red "�:nrl ,hay.e� the usixgs are
al;ar -
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be a record among eagles. long pedigree. •An intensive search i,..
Seaford'Man Vice -Pres t has been made for the pets which are.
H. Ni. Jackson, Simcoe, was re- both valuable.
elected president of the Ontario
daughter, Gladys Carlisle, to David Creamery Association last week at A Bold Theft
.Allan .Johnston, son of Mrs, Johnston the annual convention. at Toronto,
andethe late' James Johnston, of Kip- Western., eastern and.northern vice- Clinton had a bit of a burglary on
pen, the marriage to take place the residents respectively are C. A. Friday night last. The residence of-
latter
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latter part ofDecember. P P y Mn.sD. Kennedy, Ont. st., was brok-
Barber, Seaforth, Lorne Reddick, en into while she was attending the •
A Farm Sold Kemptville; and D. A. Glenn, North Commencement exercises and some
Robt. Archibald has sold his farm. Bay. A. S. Thurston, Thornbury, nxoney anti jewelry stolen. 'Miss Nix. -
William Fee and his sisters, til in . McKillop Twp., to Arch. Somer- was returned as Secy-treas.
Misses Sarah and Mary, last week re vine, of Walton. •This farm contains on of the Collegiate staff boards with
ceived the sad message from' Dauph 125 acres .with good buildings and is CIever Players 1 Mrs. Kennedy and she was also at
in, Manitoba, advising them of the aii<,,exceptionally: good . •farm.• Mr.. The Grand Bend Dramatic Club 1the Collegiate. •,She : had in her room
somewhat sudden death of their sis- :Archibald has ,been living retired •in under the .management! of, Miss Mar- nb°u 42° of the money taken for •
ter, Martha, Mrs. Gavin Strang. .§eea: Orth for the past 18 years. jarie Jennison with their trainer 1 ticis:ets, tor the Commencement. This,
Among the voters well advanced Thieves at Wingham Rev. Mr. Moore, presented their play together with a fraternity pin, and a
in years who recorded their vote at Thieves entered the store of Isard "Correspondence Courtship" on Mon= gold. watch and a ring belonging to
the municipal election was that of a Co, Wingham merchants and stole day evening ,last under the auspices ' Xei edy, are missing.
Mrs. Joseph Hudson, known as iVErs. goods.,to the value of more than •$100 of the Coven - Presbyterian Young Dietl at WinghamAnn Hudson, in her. 96th year. Entry '•was made through a cellar People's Mild,- of Exeter. The play '
cjoor, tii0 burglars making their way was put on in CavellSunday School (' Following an extended illness, Jno.
te the clothing department where they room before a fairly large audience ,Kerr. of Wingham, oneof the dist--
stole a complete cold -weather outfit and much enjoyed. It was full of •Net's most highly' respected citizens
of clothing. Police have not yet lo--mirth-provoking situations which Passed away at.his home, on Nov. 28,
Opted the miscreants. were cleverly handled by'all the' deceased, who was iii •his ?4th .
caste.
STEPHEN COUNCIL
The Council of the Township of
Stephen met in the Town Hall, Cred-
iton, on the 2nd day of December
1935 at 1 p.m. All members were
present. The minutes of the previous
regular meeting held on Nov 4th and
the special meeting held on Nov. 9th
read and adopted. • Motion, that by-
law No. 500 for entering an agree-
ment with Evelyn M. Huston etal for
the purchase and removal of gravel
from their gravel pit on Lot 4 and
5'1 Let 5, Con. 3, having been read
three tinges be finally passed.
Motion, that by-law No. 501 to se -
eat polling -booths and appoint De-
puty Returning Officers and Poll
Clerks, having been read three times
paagerdi and signed by the Reeve
4fea:li Clerk Cir VMated,
f'olta'areiitlg F dT w nrlerice were
J 1 Lr 0uaterneilt from
': 'r"': r�..suir a' of C etartn as to Rail -
v x5r 'dies l otieri'6 ioN and charge:,
t9J' 'Al a:iiir,"Iis1w:F:;kiktit- + 41ut`i&?"!rYrra ]ihD: arie
tttl. nl't ., u} r',} ": It'1k':?Iif 1 liiC, ;;+?i�"�,i..'. Let
.,1$4'
Ann, Tlire as..elit. 49 i'ikt^., Pen e -
oexonl,ai'!? ayttx t „i;il +14/: il,oi l r•,*. 046,
r Y, 1+Ysi > 6u11• e•`ra'v'�l.ell . (f ie ixtrieali
Ante Got, dn.ifol.',�",i;t. ofi}fi :rAT, 1.0.`e�r.
? , :{Ceiz ei§14stAtea.':. �'. lT Der firewe
SCF" t'UI $ trig sa.^'i;l' ilea ifl�li
Clarence. ill' ;;*t.. n a;x °oa.
A large ;list of oert f... ilril a? 9 :Ode.
Is were pasted tO.ee Srilill ab`✓i‘oei it
.he Treasurer' Pnas7%i 'lf h'."k";Y"✓s,ig!3rsl
icon to be printed,
The Council adjourned teen meet,
Bain in the Town ;*rail, r,�t 1,l,+i;Kl<s;1.
the 16th day of 1'leeember,
Herbert I : Either, Twp, Clerk
Chester Geiser entertained tie
who took part in the debater in (1.1'4
mission circle recently tcl:4 turkey, l7`
dinner at the home of Mn and ;Nits' i'g
Ezra Bender,
Rev, and Mrs. A. Kellerman, of,
Waterloo visited his father on Tues•
day
Mr. and Mrs. G. Rosendahl of Kit-
chener were. Sunday visitors in the
village.
Dashwood Public School Cone;
:11 be hold on Thursday evening
December 19th.
The Evangelical Sunday g St l day Sclloai
�+ttertainr-y^Trt will be held en ,Mon
day evening, '17rr:Ct,o,e, 'rstr .
Rev. E. lli: Roppel,s house0iold eft.
Seaforth Customs Closed
Notice has been received that the
Seaforth Customs will be discontinu-
ed as of Dec. 1. The loeal`office has
been in charge of Wm. Pennylegion
for thel past year.
Dungannon Has Fine Library -
Many any people seem particularly un-
aware that there is in Dungannon a
complete and . up-to-date library
whose shelves contain some 2,500 vol-
umes or more, of varied literature.
To this will be made an addition of
new bodks this year ambunting• in
value to about $60. The membership
fee is 50c. per year!.
The •Penny Bank
The total amount held in the- Pena
ny. "Bank, Clinton; at the end 4of O'cl•
tuber, 1935 was -$1,260.49. compar-. Carrick Twp. hunter, who after silo -
Medical Student Injured
Stewart Plant, son of Mr. and Mrs
W. R. Plant, C.N.R. agent of Sea-
forth, who is a student at tae Fac-
ulty of Medicine, University of Tor-
onto, is improving- after being struck
by a motor car oir Young StreetThe
accident: occurred Monday' last, as.
Mr. Plant was crossing the street.
The ligaments and' cartilage of lilt: ham where he,has since resided.
knee wine: badly torn.
year, was born in London. Twp, 55
years ago he moved to •Wingham and
after clerking in several stores he
conducted a restruant where A. J-.
Walker's store is now located. Later
he operated a grocery'etore in the
Carter Block and dry goods and gro-
cery store in the MasDo»ald• Block._
He engaged in the ,grocery business,
in London for two years but• due to.
ill health moved back to Lower Wing- -
Dispute Over Deer
Court action may be the outcome
of. a. deer hunt held during the open
Death .of S. Parsons
The death took place at his home
just south of Exeter of Albert S.
in Grey and' rum.Thedie:
Parsons in his 3rd year. He had be-
seasonmute is in connection with the owner- en ill fora year and finally passed
ship of •a deer which is claimed by a away. Deceased has been an indust -
rious and successful farmer owning -
enter 300 acres of land in the con- •
triunity. Was born at Hampton and.
with his parents came to the con-
:munity at the age of 17, settling on
the farm on which he died. Was mi-•
iter: ilii .marriage ewith Mary Treble •
who'with a'famil of six sons and .
two daughters survive.
ed with $1,386:10 one year ago: It-oting a fine buck- on the sixth con -
would seem as if Clinton children' cession of that townahip, left it on
are growing a Iittle bitweary of :the spot where it .was shot and hur-
thrift. Fifty-eight per cent. of 1,144' Some toy get; him car tel haul
gli.nton's pupils deposit regularly in the ank prize home. Mean -while two other
Seaforth Man Dies
John T. Baker of Seaforth died' on
Dec. 25th, which happened to be his
/4th birthday. He; suffered a stroke
South ;Foil ''The Winter•41Von-Carter Scholarship
hunters, from _ that vicinity, who, st-
ate that• they' bud been trailing :'the
deer and claimed" it.
Miss )troura M. Jeaken of Exeter, ' Two• students .of, Goderich' Collegi- •
some three months ago • and' never ate Institute, :are winners of . the let .
'ally. recovered from the effects. He 'left last week for Toronto wlip•�.sire
ilia::olnesperartion:Cmsati4:Bridadyeitysresnatnusaagilnicrf, wasjoinedbyMVliss Helen. Brown,and '2nd I iron Co. Carterscholar •
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infantwith Reg.N.,onatr,- liy motor Jiu4• for�p' VI. a third 'was won by a Wing--
llysettled , P __o. Ifir wasvxida. 14iisFs Jeckoll has not been
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Inployed, by a nunober of firms there
enjoying' go+uii 11ealtli+ • and: unit seek now attending the. University of Tor-
:t' ditl erent ti tip lattr'rl b the improvement in the warmer clsnnat+e.
,f, , • , y y Miss J'eckell's many' friends wt:;hher..
.Il I;ngil:ie Go.rrrliany. 1A Giant Eagle
A°young man named Jim; Nlclrolsoti Valuable 3h' s Disappear
lying a truck near fllf r11Ki.i'i in th(•! Two dogs owned by Judge-
, ,.. � � , . i .. . �' ... judge- T. M.
+tuce I enlnsulra, shot erni kilted' .ers•''Ceetello, 'Cxo.:lerrrrlx, have been tntssing WW1 the third ' of $40. Miss Bisset"
Iglr,.on `.,ba whtg one day to. tin!, no 11,1F01 ',.aper: Spaniel, lir e r-- ► -v„-e- i;,..r. ""1..--- its -veer subjects
vt"41'4 '"IAAMOBt, lirrItStrar restiz, was, I,-'ge liver.' colored dogwith a threlc and M"tss Snell had:ten first' and ta
equaneit b' tha tetyotted. Axe.,, of the A Milk cosh, T;lie othert: ik a heavtl1.i r ssecotu'L..
e, safe and beneficial trip.
onto, was awarded the first Carter •
scholarship, with value of $100. Miss
Marian H. 'Snell, who is attending •
Western University at London, is the
.'grinner of the second, of $60, and
Miss 1D. ,sane Buchanan, of Wingham