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Eightieth Year •
Whole Number 3719 •
. 0 SEAFORTH, FRiIDAY,
• Hyde; duet, The Wearin.' of the . er, ,g,to to end th•e soaping for the
Green," "Did Your Motihier Come From through The Expositor. manuy, greet- gaol) C. Rintoul and, S. Fa.irseeir•vice
, 1 Ireland?" and "My Wild Irish Rose," .,ir}'gs an this . oecasfon• we81t off togebhsr fm this period, fol-
( Mrs. George Hew acrd' Dim. Maude • kiwed by another Londesboro pWaity
H dkl'e anriet hili G L k
,j
e n, acoomrp ssI u ar,
At the coneoluslon of the programEghnondvlile'--Coal,
Pu:�
toe Bruce Raityy,
Mac Rdnioul;
, Claude BJlowes in h*9 usrtmday plea-
VACANCY! ON HENSALL E g m o n d v i I 1 e
and D u 1 i n'
Retires in June
COUNCIL IS F I L L E D,
Survive Hockey 'Playoffs ,
,lune
BY, ACCLAMATION
' Battle For McMillam; Cup
.
Seven Are Nominated, But
Roweliffe and, Laird Mickle. The con-
• Eome-
feense, S. Fairservice, K. Arthur; con-
:.
from the active md,nire,try of Rev: Geo.
• • • • • •
'Arrange Home -and -Home
Gilmore, of. Staffa, was made) Tues-
. Henry Horton is
` . four received prizes. Miss Greta
'day at the meeting of the Pertly Pres-
Riley, Sihadddck, i
I
Lammie presided at, the piano.
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Games on Thursday and
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Elected.
Spring.? -
' 'etraldn{g paint avid making the evening
Gellmore's a'pplicabion for ,retirement
The Dublin-Kei,n'burn s'e,riees was very
• the 'success it was ,by Miss, Lam'mie,
Saturday, with Games to
even,, bhiq accountingfor the_f4mall
NEWS OF HENSALL
in spite the date. the cal-
Count.
4 ' licious 'launch way served, of srandwicb-
.
ardor, Seafofo rth citizens had dif-
es, cake, coffee and, ,candy, Cbnviener
ately arnnounred. tTe will retire to
eager Irishmen 'cam'e. out victorious',
ficulty in pe•rfeving that Tuesday,
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(Continued' on Page b)
• Harry Horton. was elected 0 Hen-
March 21, was actually the first
IF NECESSARY, THIRD
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,sail cou teirl by acclamation., Return-
ing Paterson
day of spring. The day was cold
GAME ON TUESDAX
Officer- J. A. announced
and stormy, the weekend being
'
following the expiry of the .gualifiea.
one of the coldest of the entire
tion perioid. Councillor Horton occu-
winter, On Saturday night the
Kinhurn 2, Dublin 2
Itdes tthe seat made vacant by the
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thermometer idropped to. 6 I*Iow '
Kir>,bur•nr and, Dublin played to a 2-
ressigmatiou, of Councillor George X.
zero, according to Chief of police
all tde in the first game of the semi -
Brock.
t.Other Robert
Helmar Snell, I
finals last Thursday night. , Chaviie
nominations; were:
Reeves scloved Kinburn's first goal on
-Cameron, Jdmews- Sangster, Peter L.
• • • • • •a
closeshot in the first periodt Two
McNaughton, FredSmlallacom,be, Ow-
minutes after the faeeoff, Reeves
-en Geiger and, Laird, Mick'le.made
it. 2-0, scoring out of a s6--ramble.y
Co-operative Elects
The annual general meeting of the
MANY "W"I
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F �1�ES
This goal made plenty of excitement
anxi a few minutes latter Jahn O'Con-,
Huron Parme•rs(' Co-operative Co. was
1
norscored Dublin's first. Kinbu'rn
•.
held one Saturday afternoon in, lire
1`o%yn Hall, Hensall. "t. R. J. Scott,
AT LEGION
DINGO
had a good, chance in di,is period when
N. McQuaid was. in the box,
•
rresident of the Unit& Farmers' Co-
penalty
but tailed to change the score- After
operatite of Toronto, addressed tile
�—
so"ne m+iu'ut-c's of c6olse checking Mock-
.
meotfng, The.. shareluol'deers elected
Welfare Branch of Le g 'ion
'ey, Johan O'Oolib r broke clear avid
. seven (iirectors as follows: Albert
scored the -411ai goal to make it 2-2.
.
Hendrick, Dashwood; Blake Horner,
Benefits From Bingo
The tihie'd period wits notch rougher.
Zurich; William Alexander, William
- ---... .
Rintoul and lMcCarChy brad meet of
Pepper, ,Henseall; J. C. Bell, Janie,
Party.
the hard work to deft, ltaw"lanld•'d¢•ew
•
Wright and Andrew Bell, all of Kin-
Itbie
first two minutes; lteevus wenst
)ten. At the meeting of the deireotors
Sic•kn(rss, bad weather and count'e'r
next for sliash.lug, but he was no soon -
.
which follawod,. Albert Hendrick, of
attrEtetions failed) to spoil the attend-
e2' on the Ice, than, be went off again
Dashwood, was re-electedpr^esdd'ent;
an'cr, at the Bingo party held und4•r
with McQuaid fo'r mixing it up. G.
k_
T, H. Foroyth, K'ippen, secretary, and
the a.tinpicos of the Welfare Branch of
Scott was the last, to be penalized.
William Pepper, Hensyall, manager.
the Canadian Legion in 'D' Co. Ar'ru•
Dubliu'---Goad, McCarthy; defense,
Alex, McEwen, of Clinton, is auditor,
ou'r•ies on Tuesday evening.
114eQuuid, Hanley; cerutre, Itoebins,on;
It
Much business wase transacted during
The Legion will .repeat the Bingo
w•tngs, Rowland, F erg, SetaploLod ;
1i,
the meeting and the auditors' report
'the
party (in Tuesdeay, April 11th, and will
sub'~-, John O'Connor, G'lleiily, W. Me -
of financial neview of the oom-
appreciate thea same splendid support
Quaid, Lane Frank Stapleton.pany's
affairs indicated a very suc-
that ivas given the worthy cause this
Kinbilim-Goal, Reg. Rintoul; qe-
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ces'sfu3 year for the company and the
week
fens'.(', Reeves, Dale; centre, Dar-
Fiprospects
bright for 1939. App4ica-
The lucky winners were: I)oor
ranee; wings, A. Riley, "Bun" Riley;
ra
tions for sihares were also received.
prize, set of dishes, L. Logan; case
subs., Fred Riley, A. Scott, G. Scott,
Exeter Lions Meet Here
The Lions Club Exeter held their
bacon and eggs, Miss A. Spiers; erase
1 • Scott, Carter,
of
canned goods, Artlhur Faaiser; 1 bus.
Referees—Fred Willis, Cyril Flan.
.
regular dinner and meeting on Mon-
groceries, Mrs. Scoot Habkirk; case
neTy
dAy evening guests of Ldone Stan Tit-
canned. 'goods, Emmett 'M a ire; box
Egmondville 6, Londesboro 2
t
dor of the Commercial Hostel ,here.
chof.*latets. Dave H. Wi•1 cane or
Egmondville seurpilseed the Canada
•
Some 41 members were present, in-
anges, George Hildebrand; case bac-
Bud winners by defeating them 6-2 in
eludieng eleven mercillantsi from Hen-
,on and eggs, Rex McGregor; ease
the second game, which gave 'them a
•�
sall, the idea of the meeting ' being to
"the
grapefruit, A. Bell; box chocolates,
four goal lead Den the round. In the
become acquainflied with H+ensall
M. McTavish; set dishes, Margaret
first period of tits game it looked'
.
district which lire Exeter club ihas
Grieve; case aimnegles, Joe Smith; bus,
:ike anyone coaled win. 'S. Fainsee,rvice
taken over and to formulate plans) for
groceries, Ada •Speirs; box chocolates,
passed to Snell, who made it 1-0 ro•r
•
future actions, Reeve E. Shatdd•ick re-
Mrs. F. Sili-,,: electric table Lamp,
Londesboro a few minutes after the
presentpd ,the town coueneg, and G.
Mies 1V'esrra Trade; box cbocolia(tes,
:start- J. Nicholson scon•ed Egmend-
•
3:o -gee, 4 F6 chavaiber of commerce.
Mrs. S. Habkirk; set didlies, Merton
vitlee's first unassisted,.starting ft-om'
A deifglutful evening was spent at
A Redd; box chocolates, Mrs. W. C.
the defense. Scott Fairseervice made
the hoarse of Mises Mildred Madge on
Bennett; ease grapefruit, Jack Cud-
it 2-1, getting this one on Ben Riley's
Monday evening when some 40 neigh-
more; busix'1 apples,, Mrs. T, Phillips;
Pass. Venus and Snell wen -t off to.
't"
... bons and. friends presented her with„a
case • bacon and egh c, Mrs, F. Sills;
ge'ti:-e•r befone they had time to do
miscellaneous shower in beautifublti'
eiiso o-ran,,es, A. Bell; apples and
any further ba.btling, and Little threw
decorated) baskets in decorations, of
11,ej,ol:c.nd'iso, Miss A. Speirs; case
two udnu•t.es for hooking, With just
Easter colors in mauve and yetlow.
grarflfrudt, W. Secott; set dishes, John
one minute to go, Venus scored Eg-
The numerolr+,sl lovely gifts were pr•”- I
herr:): apples arid medse., Mrs, D.
inondvidle's tying goal.
en -ted to the 'bride elect by Mrs, .Jack I
Petit; box ch.acolal:es, ods., apples,
_
The only goal of t•h'e second .was
j,
Faber and Miss Helen, Welker. The I
Miss Peggy Cli�esney; mdse., Mrs. H.
put im by Game•rr>ri Rlr:eluul on a seol'o.
{I1
evening was pleasantly s9ent in so-
Trapnell.
F-gmondvillee had bhaier owrr way in
tial intercourse, after which refre:lh-
the se-cond and thirei', not getting any
I
ments were served,-
•
scored on diem. ,I. Nichulson picked
I
Hold St. Patrick's Social
I
off a nice pass from Messenger to
With the basement of the United
Observe 50th
mealre it 4.2. H. Nicholaon increased
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Church beautifully decorated with Ir.
i:eh
the lead once more, scoring on Nigeh's
emblems, amd presenting an, at.
tractive appearance rhe` anvnral. �t.
Wedding Day
rs
pass wltibe S. F`ui.aervice wars In,the
cooler. Venus finished tibe scoring
•
PatrieVs social Wit held on Monday
for the night. S. Fairseervice drew an-
evening with a spl-endid attendant, dr-
_
ath,n'r t-wo mi.ruu•fes for tripping.
spite the €scut that flu woe, very prev-
Mr. and Mrs. C•:b, Walker, of Had
F.gmonclviLle—G(al Mac Rintoul;
aleni and there were other numerous
Axe. Michigan, quie't)y euaebrated
cleFe.nse, J. Nlichoeiseom, C. Rintoul; ten-
'
attractions. Rev. R. A. Brook acted
bh(�rr ';o'lde'n wedding on Saturday at,
tree, John Flannery; wings, Venus, TT.
ars chairman. True evening comment-
their home there- Mr. Walker was
Nichol -oh; subs„ Geinme[I, Mess, en-
inging of "Onward Chris-
ed with the singing
the youvgcst scan of Ohee late Mr. and
g(,r, Nigh, A. Nicholson.,
Ins" and the Lord's Yrrayer
tion Soeldtigr
ylis• David Walker, w?ho -lived on the
Landrsebaro — Goaal, Radford; de -
in unisod MorA of the numbers ort
fa.l,m now owned,wned. by Mr. Davin Pap-
fens,e, S. Fair.9Brvice, K. Arthur; con
,
the program were impromptu owing
I':'e. Mrs, Walker was Elizabeth
tre, Brtw* Rliey; wings, W. 1'.idey,
to so much, ielineses and other reasons,.
We n•umrber's•, however, being
Broadfoot, daughter of the late Mr,'
and Am. James Broadfoot, Mild Road.
Snell: ssrbs., )scW
alper, eir, Littile, Ben
itiley,
all well
Mr. and Mrsc Walker were
Shadedick.
gluon and much enjoyed. The first
married
Ileferee's--C. Flannery, F. Willis.
f
number wase a readdnig, "Thee Wasted
orr March 11i, 1889, by Rtw. J. FI. Sdmp-
Egmondville 4, Londesboro 1
I
Crust" by F.lanmee Beer; piano sato,
cont, of Lindon Church, 11I., field,
Dublin and F,gnion&vitne each `con
"The -Girl I Left Behind Me," Miss
when Miles Kate Walker was brides-
bhp.ir games, 'on Seattin-dea. nd ,li an
g t d
gfor
Gladys Luker; duet in crositume, "The
maid and, James 13,rctad'foot the best i
will now meat ien the finals the
.
IAttde Irish Girl" and "School Days,"
m1nn. The bride was attrired in a tan i
M(^Mi71azNZ Trophy. Lonrle,.gboro was
Billy and Betty Mickle,mm
accopatuied
gown, witch brown, accessories. They
honeymoon was spent •at Warsaw, N.
ezey for F�grnondrvil-le as they defelat-
st the ,iiiano by their mother, Mrs. E.
ed t:hern again, tihia time 4-1, rivokin-g
! .
L. Mickle; solo, "Beldeve Me If All
I - On t7wir• return to Tickers pith a I
a. total Def 7 goads up on bhiF mnnd.
Those Endea.`"ing Young Charms."
reception was held at the hone of
Drrbhn and Kinburn had quit,, e• time
I
Rev, lib. A. Brook, accompanist Mises
bhe bride's parents and dancing was e
secAtlei
.ing their sries- Th„� first game
Gladys I.nket,, piano solo, "The Roses
enjoyed unt.i•i the wee small hours.I
wal a 2 -all ti'e, but Titiblin ou'tsroa-ed
•
Green,” B4liy Mickle; read•i'nrg, 'TarryThey
I
fader moved to Michigan where ;
,.hem 2.1 in Me second of bhe series.
McGee,"'"Mrs. George Hem), violin, se -
111-i'y hfave. since resided.
I)g•mordwille and Lond+r>seboro played
•
IectianS, Mr, William Hydse. In the
Their frini,`i,ly includes, Mr. and Mrs.
60 minartes of bh) fasdr6t hockey ween
absence of Mrs. I. G. Smdthe, who wa,
G. G. Wa.lke•r, Bad. Axe, Mich),: Mr.
In the leectgue this. winter. The flme
.
to bktve been time guest speaker, but
and Mm, ltoy Walker and six grand-
period was very even, the gctealtlenalers
who was called unexpectedly to To
P Y
ch,uldron, (if o9dn, Alberta,, and Mrs,
dkt•ing most of bh+a w•(oT}c. There were
•
ron;to, Mrs Ken Hicks very pleasing-
Carrripbell, wiUlu whom bheey restidle at
no goals scm+eeci. The second peeni0d
Iy presented- the talk of Mrs. Smil-
Bad Axe, Mr, Waiker held many pub-
started th•e score for bine night; Cam.
r
he's recent trip to Ireland; cornet
offices but ion account of iii 'health
IITtlnri s•fippede in two bP'fam S. Fail --
solo, "Beautiful Isae of Somewhere,"
had to give them' up. Both Mr, and,
wirvicp uld come back for IUondes-
Jaha. Beer, Mass Greta Y.ammde at till,
Mrs. Walker have been, invalids for
horo'la ion Two
goal pemal,tiees, Ito
Irian; a piano solo with a group of
fi1e years and enjoy folks who drop
S. F1ai'tmoxvice and, one to Tittle weals-
'
Irish songs, "When I Dream of Old
in to dhat. on the pioneer days of M16h-
'aned tho T.omdes,bom team for six
E`ri.n." "My Wiled Irish Rose" ani
lgan or barn radsskngs on the Mill
minutes of fihp second p(,riod. "Gusto"
'
"When. Irish Eyes Are Sm'ildug," Mrs,
Road. Mrs. Mary Manson, of Dgmorad.
Mess'en'ger also direw two minutes for
E. L. Mickle; duet, "Let's Call the
i-ffle, and. Mr. Walker are bhe only
trirpping
'
Whole Thing Off" and "Ten Little
ones remaining .in the Wralker family
Tine F.gmondvflle boys outplayed
Miles From Town," Joyce Broderick
and Mrs. Wa'iker ,and Miss Mary
the Canada Bud winners in the (m -tire
•
and Ross Kennedy, Maas Luker at the
Broaldtoot, of Florida, are the remeiisrt-
last Perini. Nigh p4naspdy to, J. Ngch•
priano; musical cb2lites�t directed by
irvg members living In the Broadfoot
,0119;an to make it 3-1 and thmee mfnr-
Miss Kilpatrick; violin selections, Mer,
1.extend
flam-1 Their Tuokersmith fttti'emds
to Mr anile Mrs• W_lk
utes Faster J. Niobolessan• banged it in
• Hyde; duet, The Wearin.' of the . er, ,g,to to end th•e soaping for the
Green," "Did Your Motihier Come From through The Expositor. manuy, greet- gaol) C. Rintoul and, S. Fa.irseeir•vice
, 1 Ireland?" and "My Wild Irish Rose," .,ir}'gs an this . oecasfon• we81t off togebhsr fm this period, fol-
( Mrs. George Hew acrd' Dim. Maude • kiwed by another Londesboro pWaity
H dkl'e anriet hili G L k
,j
e n, acoomrp ssI u ar,
At the coneoluslon of the programEghnondvlile'--Coal,
-
Staffa Minister
toe Bruce Raityy,
Mac Rdnioul;
, Claude BJlowes in h*9 usrtmday plea-
defense, J. Nicholson, C. R.Intoul; cen-
ameg manhr,er, presddied over a cbetmt,
, the four contestants; on the, platform
Retires in June
John Flannery: wings, Ve'nu's, H,
mahois,w subs., Gemimell, Messlen-
rtaking part being Miss Shirley Fatir-
,lune
ger, Nigb, A. Nicholson.
. b4trn, Mes srM W. O. Gcnod,wim, Elgin
Lomdesboro---Goal, Radford; Ile-
Roweliffe and, Laird Mickle. The con-
Announcement of the retirem'enet.
feense, S. Fairservice, K. Arthur; con-
. destantts were to gues,.4 the title of the•
from the active md,nire,try of Rev: Geo.
tre, Bruce Riley; w!•nc•,s, W. Riley.
sons played anneeedflos^s to say all
Gilmore, of. Staffa, was made) Tues-
Saeid; alt%., Ledpeear, Weir, Little, Ben
` . four received prizes. Miss Greta
'day at the meeting of the Pertly Pres-
Riley, Sihadddck, i
I
Lammie presided at, the piano.
bytery of the United Church in Knox
Referees)—C. Fiatnn•ery, P. Willis.
A vote of thanks was moved to all
United' Church, Ta.irl toclL Rev. Mr.
Dublin 2, Kinburn 1
' 'etraldn{g paint avid making the evening
Gellmore's a'pplicabion for ,retirement
The Dublin-Kei,n'burn s'e,riees was very
• the 'success it was ,by Miss, Lam'mie,
from the ministry wag dealt with, by
even,, bhiq accountingfor the_f4mall
Iand seconded by Dr. A. Mcdr. A di e-
, bhe Presbyterial arc( granted: The
scores. This series could th,ave gone
4 ' licious 'launch way served, of srandwicb-
I date of retireMent was not, lmmeedi-
to efther team, but Jerry Holland's
es, cake, coffee and, ,candy, Cbnviener
ately arnnounred. tTe will retire to
eager Irishmen 'cam'e. out victorious',
' (Continued from Paige 4)
1 Londohi his former home.
(Continued' on Page b)
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24, 1939 . - • 0 4 � ,, i �l.�� 1.
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fHIEV :S ' 'C IVEt
IN TUREiE a E �' : ES
ON TUESDAY-.--
Police Investigate Break-in.
At Tuckers'mith, Hensall
and Zurich.
SECURE SMALL - LOOT
Huron County officials are .inrvesti-
ating a series of robberies which
were committed on Tuesday night or
Vednesdar.y morning. In 7,'ackerslmeith
he farm +home of Alexander Sdn,elair
as entered crud a radio' taken'. A
afe in the Hen@U11 Town: Hall cle'rk's
ffioe was' forced open with 'an
cotelayne torch stolen. from Norville
lord's, blacksmith shop, whale at Zur-
;lt Crartig's serrice, station and Sil-
erwoodse branch office were entered.
When Mr. Sincloair and other read-'
ents of 1» home returned, to their
.run bate, Tuesday night from Kippen
hey, found) +thieves•'had smasrhe-d in
wo doors and; sttolenp a radd,o, Chief
f Po -vice Hebua.r Snell, Seaforth, was
otified ands he, in company with
ounety Constable wJoehn Ferguson, in-
esetiegWted, The officers believe from
•acks found ,that ,the thieves used a
enalI c(i:r• or light truck.
Constable Lee, Hedden discovered
it Hen'sall robbery when, he went on
uty Wednesday morning. Pruvincia;l
ous,t-ablLe McCoy was notified, and iut-
ieddately, commenced an inves ,,-a-
eon:
The thieves a'pparetutly gained entry
:rough a ti•el.et wdeke't in the office.
•0016 and an• acettsynye torch, later
tuned to have been stolen from l'ord's
lacks'mddilr: shop, were found" 'lyinc;
bout the floor. Tihee safe door, was
pen and papers scattered; about. 'Vii-
tge Clerk Jamies A. Paterson isi com-
!eti'rng.a check to learn if any papers
-e missing. Cash taken amounted to
aly $2.14.
The same gang is blamed for break -
g the pumps at Clang's service sta.
on, Zurich, in a futile attempt to
'P'iendssh thodr gasoline' onpply and
:tering Silvyer•wood's, Zurich branch.
'fice. In the latter place they ob-
Lined only $1 j1rat wras left !a the
rsh regiMer.
Provlinycial C'onstabi;e McCoy, of
oderiah, is in, charge of •the invesYti-i,
,tion- Authorities thought from a
ml -rarity of operattioni 4M& .the gang
rat atterrupted to cwt. its way Into a
tnk vault at Dutton on March 10th
ay have also, stiaged Monday neigla's
lid.
•
...W.L. Holds
St. Patrick's Tea
Tlir• rasho;ic %*,)men's League held
(bMighihil tea in St. ,lamas' 'Tall on,
• day, March 17th.
'Tiros )tool w'as tastefully dc•c•otatei in
P;L(rick's colors of gr(`en and
hire, the -tables N%Ibh silver ba3k.�-ts
daffodils, The procei'lls amounted
$F)O.M),
Aearch 31 Is
License Dead Line
Motorists wirer negicc,t to secured
lair 1939 license plates and to re -
,w their driving permits by March
st can expect no sympathy from
oto whose duty it is to enforce the
w, according to Provincial Traffic
fficers in this, ddetriet. The traffic
fleets ,have received orders, tdrrat un-'
tr no circumstances, are they to give
arising to motorists w l,o fail to pur-
i al* their car markers by the dead -
no date, March 31st.
Provincial Traffic Officers Charles
. Anderson, Strratford, atuh' J. W. Cal-
.nd'er, Mitchelll, -have received orders
lat they are to warn motorists be -
,re Mat -oh 31s1. that. they mu&t have
1
reir new car mar .ora and new dnv-
Ig permits but after Moxc•h 318-tthere
-o to he no warnincw, Prosecutions
ust be carrier) out on the first of-
-nce.
Traffic Officer Cailiu ,',,- said that
any people 'have the e! ronseous opin-
n that they may drh v- th•air cars if
ee`y are on their way to Stratford ar
cher centres wthere licen%e plates are
dd, even after the lisle date. He sa.ld
tat under no c'ircumgtances are cars
lowed on the highway after March
Ist, with 1938 mearker•s, even if the
.otoris4s are on their way to pur-
lase, their 1939 markers. The mark -
•9 must be procrired by March 31st
.'the latest.
Rosedale
Alberta ,, -
Splendid Fuel
for
this tit�ne •,of Year
q. CL UFF & SONS
C1t.bllb E�r4tly=I�t�l�l "' t
ds.
to I
Huron makes Definite Move CREAT 3�17'.�
T PRECT
A Clinton Meeting 1�1�rnes A r F r� . ti
S ER I. OI C S a ,, ;.\
Ref orestrat i o n Committee ELECT ' LADY HEAD ` 11
w;_11 trt
committee of Three Will 11
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• • • • • • S. B. SttSthers, Former Ag- ;. "�
Survey County and Re- ;<�'
ricultural kepreseltative I J"
port to Agricultural Ad- Larger I�Il]k Addresses Meeting.
1.
g•
visory Committee ► Time . Although the hockey season is ' `t:
1' or June Session. hardly over, the Seaforth rink ,•a
management already are at work MEET IN CLINTON ,„
on plans for improved accommo-
ZURAL SCHOOL PLAN dation at the rink. The ice sur- Mrs- D. A, (Slclam+) JSmiltlh, wel3 ,
face will be lengthened by eleven !
IS WELL ADVANCEID'e Goderich Tawns'bnp grower,11
feet, new bleachers will be built3
vis elected presddtent at the annual
at the south end and new hockey ,` (,
meeting of the Huron County Fruit- ',:
A definrite move in Huron County's dressing r thereastsw ng be construct- growers' Association held in, Clinton 11
eforwstrabieon plan was made Wed- ou Saturday, marking the first time
I'll
�:a tY
esday w hen a committee of three was - ,in the history of s@miler organizations I'll
amed to mselet the agricultural ad- • • • r • • ii'J Onetario that a woman , has .held •-,;�1
isoryr committee in a survey of the ithat office_ The meeting, an all -day n11
MAY. y- event, convened at 9 arra. in the agri-
Members of the co+mmm'itte.e are J. cultural office and was presidled over -
il
r. Thomas,. .Goderich; W, L. Whyte, DAD CREQUE ARTIST by President J. R• Stirld'ng, Hayfield. N
[u lett, and J. C. �Sltt,earer, Agricultural The. first item of business, after r> '"
representative, Clinton. They will brief opening address by the presi11
-
teet on March 29th. FOOLS MERCHANTS d'art, was the report of the secretary -J
tnoasurt r, J. C. Shearer, a l
Meeting in Clinton Wednes'd'ay af- agricultural '•
?rnoorb with the A'grricvltural Advis- repreeerrtative, who gave a resume, of . .. t: yj
ry Committee, inte'rest'ed repne,eenta- Find Cheques Given on Pay- the activft£es of tih'e Ass•ocda.tfou for ' ••!�
ves from throughout the county thor-thepast year such as the ordering of 1
uglily dascus5e(i the quos+tiuu of re
ment of Goods Were spray supplies in carload lots, cir- A.
cular•izing the membersihip with in-
tre,s'tration and couservation. L. E. Forged.
11
ad'di.strn(:tine letters on prop')+r, times for .
fP, MorHsl 'I'owil:ih4p nereve_ and spraying and bhe kelp of sprays to __ ..,
hainnan of the C�Ommitt(hL, presided use Fat the raricrus st.a�es thrau�hout
Public School Ins S. afcprth merctham.,, in at least two
Inspectors, E. C. Bea- the season. b tl
>m and, J. H. Kinkuid, spi)%i, brie\fly cuse,s, have been the victirus of a bad
rtrd told of the neforestnal.ion work cheque artist within recent weeks, it An address by J. A- Golddee of tilte ,.
w'aS leltrneed this walk followin com- On.t,ario Department of Agriculture,
)ing done in connection with schools. g .,1. v�:
very rural school child in Hul,on plair,t.s to Chief, of Police H•elmar• Barrio,, on ' The Future of the Fruit <.,
ou'nty is ordeerimg five tteees for either Snv•1;, l3IIsinPS.," featured the morning sec- ;,;t
In each ca,4a bhe man purchased' sic)". Gordon Blair, Burlington, and .a
,im,dbreak or woodlat planting to
>mmrern'orate the visit of rte King goods and .in payment offered a John Pu ad, Clinton, represented spray
id, Queen, the meeting learned. In cheque for $12.50, drawn on the ac- suPply companies, were also heard,
iditnon, niany townslhips are backing count of a piomin4wnt McKillop farm- I'110wing a dinner• at the McKenzie11
ie plan of leaving sclrool sections er. Tile man explained he was em- Hotel, S. B. Stothers; a Huron notice
.ant an acre of forest trees near the Ployled by the fanner and that the and former Huron agricultural repre.s-
;.pool. The Huron County Council ciheque was far wage6. The march- entath,e, now of Wellington County,
illpap 50 per Dent. of the lost of ants accepted; the cheques, only to spoke on reforesetrrationr and the benee-
find "'Pon fits derived in the cone)
re land, the local townsthdp councilpresenstatdeon to tilteY,,ir bank quant conser-
ill pay �.5 per cent., and the balance ,that ,they were forged, vation of modseture. Trees should be
ill be ,paid) by the sehool section, Al- The dlesoription given :the police is planted on farm land's, school grounds .j
lady the fol -lowing townships) have of a Young man 5 ft. 9 in- tall, of 175 and particularly along the lake frontiy
pounds- He were a dark overcoat from AsihfieLd at the north end to i
ieilanse,d the idea: ellullett, Tucker- Phen, Township pith, U•ssborne, Hay, Stephen, Stan, and a grey' cap. Ste at the south and Al
more particularii^ at the mouths of
p and Goderich. Last year over • the three rivers, Maitland, • Bayfield
10,&00 trees, weere planted, in Huron. and Saubl'e.
ecordineg to presemet indications, this I Badminton Club
Hee spoke also oP the opportunity ,,
rmber will be greatly increased in for Huron fariners to cultivate at
139. least 1'0,000 acres .of corn for feeding ,
Councillor Frank Si -.1s, Seaforth, Sponsors ,Dance purposes by trsdng flint and. the new11
.-ought to the •attention of tlhe meet- by^brid Dent varieties of field corn. f�,
g th•e advantages of reforestration �" a
oin a tourist s,tau'd,peoint. "Huron The annual dance of the Seaforth He pointed out the ten -mile strip of ::j
is ties
tine "finest streams in the conn- Badminton Club was held land from uhe lake shore eastward as
in 'D' Co. '
y-," Ire said, "so w•hy not get some Arniouric� an Friday evening. Ment- the suitable area. Miss Flora Dur t-
'neftt from them?" bers and their friends enjoyed dance- in, Dungannon, srpo,ke interestingly of 'I
Lack of un:itieatior stnessed as ing to ruus'ic by Ken Steele anti his the: hoalth value of apples as a food
to drawback to n .e, e,nalion and Hotel l.on(lon ore:wproduct. 1I,
alla, At the afternoon session the s'Peak- .1
tn.ervution in the 1' ;r.� oon of J. 1). h
it ars w,�re ( -John Mitchell and Mr. Mus -
oma Goderich, w::o has sd.udied grave, of Thornbury, bile latter a for -
Ref
1(:, po esfor y�(,aIias. IZurieh Man Injures mer kluron resident. They snake on
restration has synipabhotic' the subject of advertising Ontario ap- j
11•1.wrt llu•oughout the county. All it Hand in Saw Ple`s ill ord'er to increase consumption,
' !,organization and It;radership," and George Mitchell, also of Thorn -
r.. '1'h(vmas said, biiy, ''v"ho spoke of the activities of
XV. I,, Whyde, Hullett, told th(+ meet- Mr. Gotdom Bloch. cjmplr)yed at the, Canadian Ilorticulturai Council.
g he %vas planting 10 aores of un- Kalbile iscdr's mill, hed th•(r misfortune The
,(•Yt 1.%nd in trees this year. Hc' The election of officers took glare
he other flay, while working at the, an(1 the new officers are: Honorary,
•otrlim,d his sur4ort for any scheme circular saw, to have his right hand presidents, George Laithwaite, Gode-
Iat wuuld rrgult in reforesdration, come into contact with the saw, Six -
rich Tow nshjp, and J. R. 9tfrling, Bav-
Several speakers were heard, all of teen stit.c•hes w•ery needed to close biJP field; president, Mrs. D. A, (Sloane)
homt were favorable. to the project, wound. I Smith, Goderich Township; secretary--
ough of differing opinion as -to some Mr, David Duch,arme has purahased trF,astrrer, J. C. Shearer, Clinton; vice-
�r'is.
t` e the ctwe•Iding property un Edsw•ard 'St. prc�tiident, 1t..T. McLaug+hfin, Brussels; i
Those• who si)dke in addition to rhe from Mr, A. W. Pock, Bayfield; and � directors Is n I
Xwe we>re lteove6 Trewartha, Ciin- c , C Cyto Laithwaite, D. J.
which is now Mtupie.d by Mr; S. M• Lassaline, Stewart Middleton, George
,ri: Scott, S4taforbh; Mee -all, Blyth; Anderson and family. Mr. 'and, Mrs, i ,Jo'hns4on, (;eorge Sow•erby and Vb'es-
rlit strong, r W a t s'o n, Passmore, Ducimi-me intend moving to •fiche vil' ley Joynt. Lucknow.
aackp lsborn,N, fray. Stanley and lage frnmh the farm nepxt fall. He than
cderirh Townssheieps, rented his farm to his son. I •,
'1'114, project of a 1,000 -acne block LMx.' (mmav Bohm has parrhased 1111)
"r..g procured) for r^eforestration wa;; house and lot in Blake owned by the Hospital Aid Plans
discussed. The difficulty, of b
so e J. A. Manson e,slatte. Ife i•ntende; fix -
g 'able to procure a block of 1,000 ing up the hroeuse, and will rent the �j
'•r•es in Hn uryat any reasonablecost Propemt.v. Theatre Night
a, one of rho clik,f objection and Mr. Allan Milder Ehaa purchased the
;%-,as Lhougtht. by the majority of fine faer•m on the, Blue Water Iidgh•
)ealcers that. a 100 -acre block in each ic••ay ,sttt•th of Sd. .Tosepeh, from ghee Tickets for the Hospital Aid The
:wnshilt or at suitable latcntlons Andrew [tirnbull )sial), including Ire Night are findi.ig a r(ad. sal'),
ould better serve this purpose. but many w'ho wil'I wish to assist the
stock uttd implements and gels ini• 14ostat•tl Aid may J. C. Ssheettrcrr told about fcrrm•er, ]cur- 1 • � y Possibly have not
mpdia.t4, posm-Tion, 'Mrs. A.ndT(,w
I repros,&n", tive, S. it. Stothors' plan J'f,f seeeor'ed ticl(els. Those riul,}' be
litrurar will continue to ter, ep cvn I obtalned from any meniber or at the
' refnresf�ition of a strip all along thr farm with hrr daughter, Mrs.
ie laic) from Ashfieldto the north ,yiil•lerdoor,, tibhaealre nir<,l
id to IN -,lower boundeary or teh,r, Mr. Emil Fl(mdrick he,.; Tented his, lite anmtl rt is' being
)unty, hie spokir of the fine spirit 13n-a,re farm ort lrir hway No, 21, I held Mo-rday evening at the Regeni
((tctprrsri.inn ho has found prevail. Gnuth of ,, ,Tos,1 to Mis rs. S:rm! rheatro here, when the special at-
tract' yr
Ig in'ihi, county anal citod the sue. I er t will be the play, "Four
❑nyi I.loyrl H(nrlrick for a Tenn of five) Iaau`htc -s." •Theta will be two shows,
,ss of t.itr T.B. res-ricted, prnj(-ct toitr:s. Mr ):mil will ccmitinue to live
hick wend, over stronger here than on Ih:e farm, Nivinn" rfvserv(*o bhe use �'st 7,30 ani+9.15, Home -mode candy
I anv crou.n4y in On•iario, 86 per cont. will be on sale in bhe lobby.
of The, dwelling, scrag(, garden amt1�
' farmers favorablo. Thr projeef•,�n• (,,,hard. •
ler• consideration tcrdny can b(* t°a.r- ,Mr, John 1lorrssvau, of Cerand Benrf,
ed out jtrstit as Sr1cc4-s'sfhtily-, fie hies lc•ase'd his farm, lett, iii. eont,e';•
houglij- Th -e chai•r•man remrarkod that cion 5, Hay, io i'vherritt Bros„ of Opens New Shop
Was largely clue to the zeal anti Stpl�hrn 'ibwnsh+i p. .for the season of
aility of fihw agiicul, ural rpprvti"nrfa 1929, who wild use it for pasture , Frank Klin who for A
ve that the project woes) co s,urce,Ss- g, o a number o,
11. lands. yeea:rc has been employed. as a plumber
Name Sub -Committee R1 r. and Mas. C'. 1.. Smith visci,ted and tinsmith, has made arrangements •w
r(Astives in l,r)mdon on Sunday. to open lids own shop. Ire will occu•
A motion by lteeves Scott of Sea Mr. and Mr^S, F;dwdn Hartman, of py the shop at the rear of the Fer,
vrth and Tr•ew•artha of Clinton that Centralia., were visitors in town on �t
he advisory committee select( three can Hardware Store,
Tu,e�sdta.y.
I to form a citizenry' sfub-committe.q The confirmation ciacsts will be ex- •
) procure data and report to the a.mlmepd at the evening services' of
ammtittee who will in turn report to the Lutheran Church, next Sunday.�i
he council, was carried. The com- Mr. and Mrs. Harold N. Finlay have • C1ends Honour
rittee met and. appointed J. D. returned from their wedding trip and
booT.
m%, Goderich; W- ,, Whyte, bavo s'edtip'd down on the groom's Mr. and Mrs. V. Lee
lulle,tt; J. C. Shean•er, Clinton. faadfl near Blake.
The attendance at the afternoon
esaoloen Included In addition to thr: • Friends and neighbors to the num- .'
amen' already given, dire advisory (%'°�� f ter of seventp gathered at the Gem- ',
omm,itteee, Alex. McDonald, Asshfi(�id; Badminton ir1L11? mall residence in Tuckersmi.ffir on 1;�
eolige McNail, Myth; L. C. Wilson, j� Friday evening 'ane,] honnrerl Mr. and ,.�g"
aa,;14R
ley; Gfl'hert. Frayne, Ashfield; Rohl. /� . Mrs. Victor Lee, recent newly-weds. ,., ,,"!
ulnar, Warden Huron County; N. li, Wins at lgode�'1(;h Mrs. Lee was before her marriage > ,�',
rolrra once, McKii.lop; A. Y. McT;ean, k Miss) Jean G'e to ell. . $:ill
eaforth: Edward Glenn, Sr., and Jr,; Presentation of a kitchen table and ''$1
E. Grovel% Goderich; E. C. Bos- The Seafortfh Badminton Club play- four matchingahalrs wasmasdle by M, :,
,ell, Seaforth; T. T.dvingstone, I,:, Pat- ed la.s,i week at, the Goderikoh Arm- HJan•ey and Art Nicholson, ,while Ado
rson,, Clind'on: R. C. Beacom. Gode_ ourfe'a and won 13 of 20 ga.mles address was read by Edwin Ohesney. h
in a tourney with members of the
itch: ,T, H. Kinkead, Godprich; F, The evening wa•s pleas<tlditiiy`';,pend; " -• t :
ills, Seaforth; Wilmot HaackP, Gude- Militia. Club, :taking 4-1 in men's (lou• in cards olid dtaarefng rcnisai' 1yp3ns
ich township: John McFarlane, Sr., byes, 2-3 in ladies, doubles, and 7-3 in furnisbed by Messy,, 1lariv t`li`1i(*fteyt ?
mixed doubles. Lunch was served at r+
ta.nley townwheip; N. W. Trevdarbha., th0 closo of bhe games', Hugeh Cbesney, Hairy S'tea+'aPt aftd . t ,% l;
1itton; Perry Paslsmore, Usborno. M.rs. Raymeond, Nott. ; ,,,Z
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