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• municipal AolFhw of Usborne,
Ilnation and Election Date. The
met. in the "iownship Hall
on Saturday, Dec. 7 eeve, Berry
Hold Monday ;
Colborne
CTwp. Reeve iS
Spring?
x1�'G'y''U'1T1�`�"1> '.
• dents of Hay Tv .
On• several occasions recently,
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Defeated.
One last Monday
E. B. Goodie, SeaEorth, was. elected
of r rthe
m o tela have d ivewi into•
, sided and Councillolre Duncan, Eller
NAME C. M. SMITH ' ington and Tuckfly Were present,
year ago •i3�a-
fiolth streets were covered with
j�E rj OF. IIENSALiti
,esident of the Tuckersmith Federa-
to of ,Agriculture when the Federa-
Lions. Perk et night, according.tc
Caretaker '.Frank Grieve, despite
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TO SCHOOL BOARD Councillor,, Brock be#i{g,absGnt.,
Hensall voters, turning out 6.4'.2 per
snow to. such an extent it was ries- '
essay to send the I
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to held itis annual meeting and ban-
• the fact the, park is closed for the'
Correapondenee'•iltcluded: Ontario
cent strong on Monday, elected :Four
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Reeve J. •F. Daly, Chairmat o the
Mr. and Mrs. S.an4uel 'prairie
et in Watson's Hall, Kippen, Wed-
Is'day ivening. Two hundred' were
esent, . '
G. H. McLeod, Ontario ,Agricultural
rllege, Guelph, the guest speaker,
stagged "'Canada Unlimited," ,• and
winter and signs prohibiting cars
are posted. 'The. last episode oc-
curred Sunday night when an un-
known motorist smashed down
the fence across the roadway• and
drove over it to enter the' park.
arrears ,'n Seaforth are the low- D l nrt$4 92; billsment of altha De-
t .mer
est they have been in many years, ghat elementary and enepndarygsehools
the town council learned at its month- reports
P is be properly net by the
Trees -
ly meeting Monday evening, as Trees- municipal auditor and forwarded •as
u•• D. H. Wilsoe his early as possible in 1947;. Hueolu: Lem-
new councillors. In Hnliett, the for-
council was rettuned: One reeve,
Alex Watson, of Colborne Township;
was defeated by Stanley Snyder, by
Eight votes:
htensall
Street Committee told coyricil at
its meeting Monday. .The know of
a year ago was a much different
story to the springlike weather of
this Deceryiber.
Meaner"'
in nt and 'well known res}dents o
Hensall, will' on :$attxrday,' Dee _e .,
celebrate their diawozyd weddin au
niversa'ry. Their .marriage vas sol
omniaed in Hensall 60 .years ago •;by
the Rev. Mr, Torrance, Methodist
d of the many possibilities in Can
a. H. V. Roy,, Of Londesboro dis-
County Constable llelmar Snell is
investigating.
,presented ,ye-
part of monthly receipts. Arrears on ber Company, ..stakes for Eilmville
current taxes. total' $3,481, as compar Drain, $12; Municlpa'Y World, Qu'ggeat
Results of the voting' were: Robt.
H,• Middleton, 261; Orville Twitchell,
•227; "William McTurk Brown 195;
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minister, when ,their ,attendants were
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Sarah . ernes and John Melllck, btitb
seed •the Federation of Agriculture
d recent. contracts for eggs and
=try. LeRoy Brown, 'agricultural
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ed to nearly $5,-)00 a year ago. Ac- ink that deg"tags be ordered; appeal
for funds from the Hospital foe Sick
cumulated arrears total $5,$86.43, acandidates
Children, Toronto, em action; appeal
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William G. Parke,. 152. The defeated
were Edward W. Fink,
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Tuckersarrtitt
deceased,,, rollowing their, 'Marriage
they resided on. the 14th eonession'
of Hayp
Township for 2lxlysars where
presentative, told, of youth and• term
;ani¢ations. This •Pauls Co.- Earn
led the program and dentin was
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joyed for two hours with the Irwin
eheatra
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PRESENTATION T�
TUCI ERS IITN PAIR
decrease of "$1,600 ,in the past"year•
Mayor John J. Cluff presided, and all from the War Memp'rial Children's
members of council were pZ esent. Hgspital, London, grant already made;
F. S. Savauge, treasurer of the Department of Munieieal Affairs, re
Christmas Seal Campaign appeared authorization for destt•'iiction of old
before council to request a municipal books anti records filed; County of
ee; Melvin mete, De. Howard W.
Hyde, 91, • At the election 60.2 per
cent of the vote was out. Alvin .W.
ae Kerslake he'd prevlousl been
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given • an acclamation as Reeve,a
Blyth
Grants $ 1.00
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„ For Xi�ctas seal
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Mr. 1Vlerner farmed successfully, sad
later• moved to Hensall, where they
have resided for the y
Past 34 ,earn,
For man
threahin • years Mr. Meaner ,operated
g. machine. There are ,.two
children, Mr's. Flossie
rhe following are the officers elect=
President, E -'B, Goudie; vice
grant. He poipted' out all, receipts. Huron,` indigent hospft�rl acct., $15.20;
P Village of Exeter, USborne:s•share oP
collected in Huron would' be used in'
Council (four elected)-Jaclt Wat
son, 2'47; George Radford, 263; Stew-
Tuckersmith municipal council Met
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Brock, of Heti-
• gall, and Roy Merner, of Hay; ix
esident, Robert McGregor; secre-
ry-treasurer, Ignatius C Leary; De
;tora_'for the following School Sec-
na: No. 1, Russell Broderick; No 2,
m, Bell;No: 3, Gordon Richardson;
4, J. W. Crich No. 5, Rabt. Archi=
Mr., a,nfi'`MrS, • R. Dalrymple
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Are.. Moving to • Home
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the county, County council approved Ration Board"expense, $30; A. H. Ers
kine, collection of registered' taxes,
a giant of $150' $21,31; The Exeter Dldtrict co -Opera-
Cou cil approved the attendance of P
•Assessor•Wm. Amen • at an assessors' five lett8r of thanks for grading done
by township; Exeter-Hensall branch
conference in Guelph on Thursday, ,Legion, $:E:S.• ., wreath for
Canadian
and •confirmed a building permit is -f'
art Robinson • 211; ;George McNeil,
207; Harold Vodden, 193; Louis Whit 'day'
field, 186; Harr y McCallum, 138,
Goderich
Twti new candidates for public of -
flee •headed the polis when Goderich
in the Town Rall,-,Seaforth, on Satur-
afternoon With all members pies-
ant and Reeve Nicholson Bresiding,
, Mr. Fred Savauge atteinded council
arid requested' aid in the Christmas
Seal .campaign and a grant of $100:00
grandchildren' and four great grandr.
children. Both are e'
enjoying 'splendid
health a ,and both have enjoyed 'slate'
y@ars of happy married life. They ve-
Gall their weddili g day of 60`years.,ago
'very vividly,' with sleet and snow very
Prominent.' Both
1d; Ni?• 6, Erlin Whitmore; •No. 7,
n. Forrest; No: 8, Alex Boyce; No.
Stan Jackson; No. 10,'Glen McLean,
A delightful evening was spent at
the home of M2', and Mrs. J. Finlayson;
Tuckersmith, Friday, when the lue3ffih-
sued_ to Wm. Gill, covering a garage. cenotaph, ,$9.09;;, requests from. the
Councillor R. G. Parke, phairman; secretary -treasurer Exeter School Bd.;,
N, W. Miller, Huron County Clerk;
fire and water committee; told coon'
til War Assets had advised fire -fight- Dr,. R. O. Staples; Tns•p2chor of Public
selected six'• town councillors from a
Heid oe 10 Candidates.. Clayton Ed
ward with 784 votes, `and Earl Elliott
with'680 topped the field;, also elect=
was made.
John 'Seinen, contractor on the Dill
Drain,'was,.paid $750'.00 on account of
work already completed, and Ross
are .m'embera of
Hensall, United Church.` Mra, .11Qerner
is a W.M.S. 1•ife:member, •past..presi-
dent of the Ladies' Aid and W_C-T-U:
Mr, and 'Mrs, Merrier
1 •able
resent .'Muir •
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'With .Chair:
lions gathered to.honor Mr: and Mrs.
Robert Dalrymple prior to them leav
ing ,for "their new, home in Egenon(3
vine this week. Mr, slid Mgs. Dal
tympte were presented with a toaster
and electric iron, Euchre was played
and ea, social time spent.
S.
leg equipinen-t woo, shortly bera�tail= Schools, that at the last council meet
of the year, a member be appoint-
through the manufacturer. ,En
quiry has been made of the psanugacr ed to the new- Exetezi High School
tuner as to what' is 'available.. Board from Usborne 'Township. This
matter was tabled• until the 16th De-
The Department of •Highways ad
yised council the cost of' erecting a. (ember• meeting.•
By -Law- No. 9,'194'6, •providing Pon
ed were J. E. Rucking, a former
councillor, 670; Councillors Thomas
Taylor, '512; A. T. Kaiting, 510; and
Joseph Moody, 455. The defeated cans
didate were A. L, Brereton; a rnem-
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ber of. the, 1946 council,' 320; ' three
new 'caedidates,;,John Pitblad•o„ 242;
Cbapmari and Jas, McNaughtan were
paid X10 and $17.50, respectively, cov-
Qring repairs to the Mcl enzie Drain,
De, Ei A. McMastere Medical Officer
of Health, was present and gave „his
report for the year, showing no ser-
mous•. outbreaks of communicable dis
will be at home
to their friends "Saluron Y afternoon
1'rom.2.30 to• 5 p.m.
The community . Christmas tree;
sponsored by tYce He sail Chamber of ,
Commerce, assisted ii Y the Exeter•
Hensall branch of the-banadian Leg-,
�, special meeting .of the Canadian
gion 'held at the Dick Ho'tel Thurs-
v evening, and attended by ,World
marked. the re_
tr I veterans only,h
nit, marriage of B. O: Muir:,
apointed as secretary of 'the t-.
tee position he had held for a iltfm
r ef years, Mr. Muir eld for
en Chairman C.' 'P, Sills 'read , a
of address and W. C. Bennett pre -
-ted Mr, Muir with. an-eccasionalchase
lir. Mr, Moir spoke' briefly, thank-
the •members for the gift. 'Some
rty members were present.
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The address was as follows: "Dear
etr. apd Mrs: Dalrymple: We under
•stand that you are. soon expecting td
move from our community in which
you have been.faithfalneigheors, but
the are glad that'You are not going to
settle far away: We, th'eref'ore, wish
to• express our. appreciation for hay-
ing •been willing helpers to us at var-
tous times- We have had to, caIl upon•
Spit both many' ,ti'mes and always re-.
calved a helping • hand. ••Most of our
homes in this-' community have been
made more chdery. by your flower's,
Mrs..DaIry apfe. Truly you have gift
eel. •and artistic hatgds and..w,e.
blinksr light at Main and Goderich.
.election in Usborne
Streets would be approximately $200. nomination for
P f r reeveand council tor
The Department daimot provide • talepresents
materials required. Mayor Cluff' rg47 end also .Por the five' members
ofnted- out the. net. .. of hanging eq r d to illi , e,positems of'trus"
P y teem on the•. Towftship School Area
the light, i}t such a manner as to avoid
,the' excessive ,use. of poles, "We have Board, nomination to, be, on • Monday,
DecHal
. 30, and election'on Monday, Jan.
just 'finished getting . •them off thetarot,
s'tree't, and we don't w aht •'to clutter' it 6 1947, was read three times and -fin-
u, again• We should use' steel poles_" ally passed on motion by Tuckey and'
p Dunean. ,
No action was' taken on the P111 •
The xgntative' resignation oY the
of a light, the mattei' beiri'g re
municipal,• clerk was : received by the
ferreii .to the incoming council. p
Council . instructed, Mayor Ciuff to council and was provisionally acre t-
ed on the understanding that he will
proclaim Boxing 'Day, December .6, a complete the work . of petal and hold•
public ,holiday, ' may be'pre=
Office until his sucee
�ilgh
Joseph Allaire, 234; James • Barrie,
S27
Wingham •chickens
•.Duncan Kennedy was elbeted'Mayor •
of Wingham with 499 votes to 385 for
Reeve Joseph J. Evans; who was mak
ing a bid for promotion. In an elec
ban ;to the ,.office 'vacated by Reeve
Evans, Murray, Johnson was elected
reeve for 1947, with 467 ,votes to 411
for R. H.. Lloyd. Frank'' Sturdywas
elected a • public utilities commission-
er; with 584 :votes to 293' for Fred L.
'Davidson.
J. Ira Rapson headed' Township
in
'eases during 1946.
Wm. Cameron ,was paid $12:60' for
killed by ',dogs, 'and H. M.
Chesney, valuator, was laid 'Q.1.00. -for
s ervrces.
The assessor was paid $150 salary
for completing the roll for 1947. The
H.E. E.C. wale paid : $220 for Egnrond ',
villa "street .tights. Wm;,,,Cleary, un• -
dertaker, was paid 865 an account. of
'cost. •'of funeral expenses,
Accounts passed were as' follows:
Christmas Seal Cour_, $100; drainage
a.cets., $777,50; Board of Health,
street5'lights,f $220; eateries,
ospftali a'tion,
ton, To erected this week in front of
the Town Ball on • Main Street and
a ver attiractive a
Yappearance
_.with beauti•fuI` .colored lights, 1VIon
dayelee. l'3,'the affi•drenwill,be treat -
ed to a free. picture show in the Town '
Theywill also receive treats of
oranges, nuts;' etc.; and Santa
Claus will appear.
Mr, and' Mrs. Laird Mfei:ie 'and
fam1tY spent last' Sunday in .London, :
guests • of Mr. a d Mrs., Grp..' Mickle
it
a.ud family.
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The Ladies' •Aid of Carmel Presby-
terian Church held their' annual meet-
•:'ng with Mrs_ Roy„M F'I ren Trt<esa'ri-;
wericadCauises
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You continued success in your ,work:
We hope that you will long be spar-
ed to enjoy the fellowship of your
new friends, and thatciting
you Will come
back to see us whenever you can. As
slight token of our. regard for you,
The 9eafot th . Sc of Area,
pared to take over the duties.
which 'comes into effect January 1st; Moved by Tuckey and. Ellerington:
will consist of eight members, repres- That Harry G. Strang be .provisional-
Seaforth, town, public.,, school
board, separate school board, County ly appointed municipal clerk of L's
P borne Township today and. he be re
of . Huron, McKillop, Tuckersmittr, - : y
Hibbert and Hallett; 'council was in- quested. to become acquainted with
poll
Iiuliett Township elections to choose
Your council 'members from 'six Candi-
dates_ ,Those elected were: Mr,, Rap
son, 354; Williaim R. Jewitt, 336; Wm,
J. Dale, ,297; Leslie Reid, 285. De
•feared candidates were George C.
.$20.25; i,'nsulin; $9.16'• premium, tax
collector's bond,, $3.7.50; road accts.,
$?29.47; postage re teal notices,` $28;
stationery, printing and supplies,
$119.9'1 • chickens . ;killed by dogs,
$13.60..
ing. Mrs: J. W, ' Bontheon Endured, with
a solo, •accompanied by Mrs, C. For -
zest at the piano. A chorus Of glrIs,.
Jean Mousse�u, Shirley .and Patsy
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Bell, Marion nd Lois Tinney, sang,
accompanied by Mrs. P. A. Ferguson,
Mar Y and Margaret ' Campbell
necessity ,of economy in the
of Hydro; pointed out last week
we ask you to „accept these gifts, and
as you use them' may they be. a con-
Stant reminder of your friends in this
the work so that the appointment can
formed. The appointment of C. M. be Grade absolute early in the new
Smith as the town's representative, •
year; carried. •
was confirmed by "council. Reeve
Brown, 239, and Arthur Clark, 192.
The reeve, John W. Ar-mstrong; of
Londesboro;-, had previ�'
9usly been re -Kennedy
Council adjourned to meet Dec.16,
at 1 p.m., for the statutory. meet4ng.
con-
tributed a .wont duet with Audrey'
Campbell as accompanist. Mrs. Clark
•gave
on hymns,P.U.C.
• •'by
an address
s highlighted on Tuesday and again
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egos night when •power failures
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your neighbors and friends." . •
Congratulations were extended to
Y Rurm Drain scheme, consisting of A.
had a pointed G. A. Whitney as coma-
p Wren, H. Love; A. Dougall, W. Selves'•
ty
Ste hen townshi
fa p,
Roy Ratz was .,e -e ectee reeve of
ST. COLUMBAN .
and several hymns sang as solos.
Rev. P. A. Ferguson presided • for 'the
out large sections of the
'Tuesday morning failuile was
by overloading .as' a result of
Mr, and Mrs. James Finlayson on. the
occasion of their 47th wedding anni-
versary, ' •
representative.
Arrangements were completed for and .C. Faber,• to complain that they
a municipal election in case such be- felt -unjustly used in being 'assessed
comes necessary,' when council pass- for a drain' .on which no work has
ed a by-law setting out polling places been done, It was • explained to them
Stephens Township.••with 563 votes to
488 for Elmer Lawson in a twoman
race, Arthur J. Amy was re-elected
deputy reeve with. 510 votes to 468,
'The monthly meeting of the C,W.L:
was held in the `parish hall with...the'
president. in the chair. Thee meeting
opened with prayer. A letter regard-
election. The officers .are: President,
Mrs. Roy Mac Laren; vice -pees., Mrs,
A. D. McEwen; treasurer, Mrs, Mel
•r•• Moir; secreta Mrs, L Bayo-rY, •
ham; Mrs. C."For;est;
fog and affected all Western
g on
ted nearly.etif hourorth tt tiee npowepti o-"
off as an operation Wei 'being per-
II ed employees ruat 'Scott shedl emery ency
operated equipment to the
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At'i'hc►rntonHall
that the council had, called for ten-
and naming -.officials. No. 1 Poll ,fs•
at SeafortlCMotors, with R. E. Bright, • do tr (ted ts at the' - sieve tune assessments othe clerk ' s
D:R:O: and Wallace Ross,. cleric; Noe. y n
the •tax roll, but that no. tenders • had
2 and 3 at Cardnos vacant Stole, with n receive
W. E. Southgate,_sD.R.O., and ,F. W ing•i.t w • as moved- by he rEitei-
Wtgg, clerk, No. 4 at F: Klings vac- ingtbn and Tuckey, that the clerk con-
for J: 'A. Morrissey. Councillors el-
ected were: Willis Gill, 577; Henry
C. Beaver, 569 J. H. Dalton, 504; de
f.eated. candidates fo,t .councli were
la eihngt •.n Haist, • 452; William Stan-
lake 437.
ing 'the diocesan convention was read,,
also a letter of thanks from ,the Sis-
tars of Atonement; for literature re
ceived---The .treaaurer..s ,report show
ed a balance of $66:52. A donation of
$10 is to he sent to tire, Sisters of
pianist, assist„
Mrs.• C. Kennedy; group' leaders, Mrs.
• W. R. Davidson, ,Mrs. Cameron,:. Mrs.
Campbell and Mrs, Douglas. �.
1Sr-, slid .Mrs ,ohm ,Bolton _ha a re
turned home after spending a month
,visiting with the latter.'s sister, Mrs,..
which .permitted the opera-
a to,be completed. • -
When a large transformer at the
of,, Goderich and East Wiliiam
failed early, Tuesday evening;
householders in the area found
in darkness. The break
o ffected . wale net porrtionof MainStreet.
sanhowt ven morning. tempo' any m Sines
in other circuits to essential users'.
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Aver pleasant social evening was,
y •
spent at Thornton Hall on. Tuesday,
when Mr, and Mrs, Jaynes F,: Scott en-
ter'talned the Women's Institute "and
their friends,
Progressive euchre Was pieyed anth
the winners were: Ladies' first, Miss
Kate .Ellison; gentlemen's, first, Cecil
Oke; ladies consolation, Miss Lenore
McCowan; gentIemen's 'consolation,'
Mr. Sam Scott.
A short .program •followed, consist:
ing of a solo, "The Old Lamplighter,"
ant store, with J. P. Bell, .D,R.O., and tact the remaining ratepayers and find
J. A. Case, clerk, and •Nos. 5 and ii'
at the Public 'Library with D. L. Reid, their •reaction en this matter and that
D.R,O„ and Mrs, L. Bolton, clerk, a by;�aw be prepared for submission
Discussion of the by-law resulted to the next meeting providing for
!n a •suggestion SeaEorth consider full rebate to all 'these desiring that:•'
Carried.
-holding• the election early in •onsidet-,
ter. ' Councillor"Sills pointed out such Owing%to a change in the referee's
a course would give the incoming report entering onthe School Sections
council time get organized beforeTownship
taking •office. Councillor Reid agreed. Was
10 vedby er ce! of he levy for can and School
"Election day, sometimes,• falls ony
New Year's Day, which is not satin- Section No. 7 be rebated to the rate-
factory,” he added. Clerk Wilson told payers 111 this section end the remain-
Goderich Township••
.•Reeve—George C. • Ginn; 345 (re-
elected); James R. Stirling, 276. Coun-
cillors (four sleeted)—Gardorl Orr,
388; W. R. Levee 364; Albert Harris;
3.18; R. G, Smith,' 31.7; Ben Rathwell,
315; Alfred Warreirer, 170. School
Board—Edward` Grigg, Graham •John-
stun (elected ••previously by acclama-
tion). • , .
Stanley Colborne township
Snyder as elected Reeve
'of Colborne Township 1947, de-
"(eating Reeve Alex Watson ,by eight
Service. It •was decided'to donate $10'
to help purchase flowers for the altar,
also to .give a donation to .Father
O'Drowski and to send 'boxes• to sick
and shut-ins for Christmas, The
meeting closed with prayer. ' • '
The winners of the luckydoor num-
bars at the recent social were Mary
Horan and Joe Kale. Mao at this •so-
tial .Mary Stapleton 'of Dublin, was
made the recipient of prize money
donated by the, diocesan C.R,L. 'to
•efor
the winners in • the •
recent diocesan
essay contest, which was open to high
A. Y. Hammell, of Millville, Pa.
. Miss ,Jean McQueen..is assisting in
Middieton's-Drug Store during ,the
Christmas rush.
Rev. Ralph Sanderson, of Lumsden,
Sask., will occupy the pulpit at the
United "Church Sunday morning, Dec.
15, at 11 a.m:
• Mr,: Short, principal' of Hensall pub -
tic school,; was called to North' Bay•
, owing to the death ,of his father„'
Dates gor 'the annual Christmas'
concerts are: Hensall Public"School,
in the Town Hall.
v
[o�% i ou Can •
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by Mrs. .•Hugh Chesney; a Christmas
poem by Mrs. Paul Doig, "�onrad,, the
in ,soles the. De Pr Sam
Scobbler, Viand two
"tion
council the date could be changed by ung 90 per cent' be paid to -tee secre-
by-law, .which must be passed prior to this section. of the Carried. school board of.
N vemb r 1 of pffice accommoda The complaint of Jas. W. Gardiner
#he'Stewart Drain
'rotes. .Final totals were: Snyder,
283; Watson „'275: , Councillors elect-
ed are: Howard Squires, 356; Ross
Fisher, 354; Harold Montgomery,
school pupils, in -the diocese. Miss
Stapleton won •fourth •prize, and is. •to
be congratulated on her suet ass.
Hensall, Thursday,
Dec.' 19; Carmel Presbyterian...Sund'ay
la°chool, Friday, Dec. 20; S.S: 40; Hay,'
Monday, Dec. 1 S
Thursday Dec619;S$. T10 tucker.-
AidYour.
"There's a Lind." These numbers
for the county '.nurse; who is station- °n was reconsider-
310. wales Horton, 288. -Harry' Mc-
.
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Hospital Aid
were much 'appreciated. •'
James M, Scott showed a • num'ber
ed in Seaforth, preciarhtated. a lengthy ed and the„ Clerk w.as authorized to
secure the services. of S. W. Archi-
discussion when. Qquncillor Sills re
Creath.,• with 2$;0 votes,' was defeated..
" East Wawanosh.
VARNA
smith, Dec. 13. .
S.S. 10,: Hay, was the scene of a de-,
lightful' Friday
og reels ot, motion pictures, including
the International Plowing
commended •office •spare be made haid to bring in a report, plans, etc.
available on the third floor of the The collector reported $13,671.10 in
A majority of 95 was given Reeve
J. Dustin Beecroft when he was
Mr. and Mrs. Webber and family,
affair evening•, Dec. 6,
when a presentation Wasarranged for
(Contributed) ..,,.Mr.
is "the third pf three articles
sling with the Hospital Aid'. and its
rk
some of
Match at Port Albert.
Lunch was .served, and•the evening
closed with community singing of
Christmas carols and a rousing "Auld
Towyn Hall, and that a rental of $4:00 taxes collected to date.
per' month should be charged the Coumcil adjourned to meet again -011
county, Reeve Daly poinded out other Monday,. Dec, 16, at 1 p.m,—A. W.
il.organ, Clerlt•
towns •provided an office and made no
•
re=;
tanned for 1947. He had 309 votes to
224 fdt his opponent, Norman• Me-
Dowell. School Trustees elected in
the voting were: M. Robinson, 322;
as. Nethery, 2.78; L.
of Lsborrre,• were Sunday guests of
'Orval Webber and Mrs. Webber,
and family.
Mas. Eliza Smith, a much respect-
ed resident of the village for almost
Mr. and Mrs, Lorne L�rker' who are
moving to "Hensel} in the near future.
Euchre avis featured with 18 tables
in play, with the winners as follows
Ladies, Mrs, Oliver Rovticli'ffe; gents;
This coming week we will be 'mak-
plats to reorganize the Hospital
Lang 'Syne."
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charge.' .
"Yes, ' but why should' we do it ger •
Taylor, 254, . The
defeated candidate for school trustee
was F. Thompson.
30' years, disposed of her, property
anti moved her effects to 1 ondon on
Mr. Ed. Munn.. Mr. and Mrs. Luker
were presented with an occasional
l'of Scott Memorial Hospital, The•
orches and women's clubs in this
.
1 oCirin. The nurse i. for the whole
t. Lions H'eStr Of
district. Why shouldn't the people •
240.
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Tuesday.
" Our busy miller, Mr. Aldington, tar
chair a.hd Hensall, table, Mr. Harry iior-
ton, of reading the address
Wet. will be asked to name Tepee-
to attend this. meeting. It-
Married ' O •
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outside Seaforth contribute through
the eaupty," Councillor Sills answer` South. Arrierlcal,
ed. •
Observes 35th
purchased the estate of Thomas, Den-
ninon. Mr. and Mrs. Aldington moved
to their new home Monday.
and the presentation being made be.
Basil Edwards and W, G. Bell, Rev.'
P. A•: Ferguson, Carmel
be addressed by members of the
and.,
Years Ago
"It's an advantage.to have the nurse • ..
Lawrence De I:aFranier was guest,
in town," ouneilloe Reid pointed out,
Annuversar'
,
Mrs. iiroadfoot and son, ..Taln'es,
Farr Line, were guests at the home
minister of
Presbyterian Church, Hensall, gave a
brief
inciter the new Ptrodifl6ilrt ltospit ti•
everq township in the areaF.
•.
Mr. and Mrs. R. McKercher, well
sp'eaker it the December meeting of
as he reco need -ed no• •charge be the Lions Club in the .C,ommercial.
made for the office."
J
of airs. :VI. -G, Beatty and Miss Mos-
- Friday. '
address.
Mk. John Della .S, , well-known'-He.n--
:ail
represented. on-[zospltal board, tin-
the able supervision aP Minister
Health, Russell T. Kelly. The out-
ng districts are not only being
and •but,are being actively repres-
ted on the hospital bards of the
Pchairman
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Co the the area being
known McKillop residents, observed
the 40th •anniversary' of their wedding
at their home, on the 6th concession
on Thursday.
' They were married in London on
December 12, 1906, Mrs, McKercher.
being the former May Sperling, daugh-
ter the late Mr, Mrs. Richard
Hotel Monday evening, when he told
Council, approved the use of the of-
fice free or charge on mation of members of interesting men he had
ti met while engaged as an engineer, in
Councillor Reid and Reeve Dtrly, Smith America. The aplireclatlon of
A total of 1,275 feet of file were
,aid during the the meeting was expressed by Lion
Year, Reeve Daiy,• C A. Barber- Lion .l. E.Keating was
of the street committee, told
council. The 'work also included eight chairman.
•--�dent
In hon.or'•Q'g tlie,$'5tb anniversar of
y
the Marriage of Mr. and Mrs, J. �,
McLachlan, a family reunion was bred
at the home, of their son-in-law and
(laughter, Mr. and Mrs, J. W. McCort-
nay, on FridayMrs,
bars of the family present lweremMr,
sea •
Mrs. Frank Grieve and little gar.,
,
of Sea forth', after spending several
weeks with her -parents, Mr. a.nd Mrs.
- • Ellidte, returned Sunday to ttieir
home.
Gertrude, a life long resi-
of Stanley, has moved to
resident, flied le, Victoria, Hcie 1
tel, London, Satucday, .win re tie had
e,-. •
been a Patient for the past few weeks.
In his 83rd year', he was b'Orn in
Tuckersmith where he fa.rtned, for
many years before moving to Heusatt
28g
years ago. He was a member of
Carmel Presbyterian Church; Hensel).
women of
by Scott Memorial Hospital,
say:' We need the hospital Aid;
of and
'Sperling, of Walton. • • -
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catchbasina, 350 square feet of side
walk and the placing of 250 yards of �,.
stone on town roads. Next year wail- Injured In
and Mrs, P. Simpson Betty
p. nand Jane,
and Mr. and Mrs. R. F., McLachlan,
Jack. , a
Brucefield. The best wishes of her
many friends go 'with her.
The many friends Mrs. Wilfred
Surviving are his. widow, -the former'
env 141onteith; two brotEters, James
of Tuckersmith, Donald.
need 'the' help of the Women to
JIM' it a success.Ch.
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lead this paper" next week and find
t Who wilt represent your commune
l
Storer en
p
floral sidewalks will be required to
serve new residences, -ffeeve Daly Walton ,evident
pointed out, adding: "And sooner or
later have
.June and
A sumptuous fowl dinner was en-
°
1 ted and the• family spent a pleasant
evening
g together. One behalf of the
of
uter wilt he pleased tb know she
is recovering frotrt her'' recent illness,
The village stores present a very
. and of De -
troit. Private funeral services were
held from the family residence Tett-
-day, Dec. 10, at 1,30, conducted. by
e'1 on behalf Hospital Aid,
•-.."'•- , '-
1�TektWednessday
_we'll to think about a
selvage system," " • When the car be' was driving -was
Coun-ell e. proved' payment Of the in collision with a car driven, by F.
family, Mr. Simpson, in a few well-
chosen remarks, offered their fetid-
tations
pleasings front these nights. Have
you handed in your guess on the bean
box in Soper's window? Be
Rev, P. A. Ferguson, minister Of Car=
met Presbyterian Church. Burial was
in Baird's
-R,ED, CROSS NOTES
Sea,forth stores, will remain open
Wednesday' afternoon of next week,
following ecounts:. `P.U,C., acct, W. ,.a'amis, Brussels, John Leeming,
$15.67; F. eeves,, wages, $16.00; J. well known McKillop farmer, was
Elgle, wages, $6.50; J. Heffernan, thrown -'from the Cllr and suffered
and congratulations and their
son presented them with a beautiful
chenille bedspread„ Although taken
entirely .by surprise, Mr, McLachlan
peeper-
ed to walk off with the first prize
basket,
Mr, and Mrs. Wilmer Reid and
cemetery,
The congregational supper meeting
and the annual meeting of thep•fld
of St, Paul's Anglican Church, jleh-
�
There are two tluiits to be finished
1 Mrs. Reid, convener of the
tiling committee, would, like „Mb
according to C. E. Smith, chaireaan of
the Merchants' Coi)rmlttee et " the
•Chamber of Commerce,
The decision: is in' keeping with the
wages, $9.00; D. H. Wilson, salary, sboulder and back injuries that will
$77.08; H. K. Scott, salary, $39; J. necessitate his being under medical
Currie,, salary, $96; J. C. Cummings, care .for six weeks,
salary, $99; John A. Wilson, pension, Mr. Leeming was' driving north in-
and Mrs. McLachlan thanked their
family for their kind thought -a and
gift, '
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Miss Mona attended the wedding :,est
week of Edith Marilyn, eldest lough-
ter of Dr. Harry* and Mrs. Reid, of
Toronto,
sale was held in the Sunday:
ronin, Cliristetttrs carols Werek
and a solo, Sreili'hg,'Thi,oiiigh,
sung. by Mise Lois Verde:Wit
Seritle1 _
titers to meet in the Red, Cross
nos on .t'r'rlday, Dec. 13, at the us-
I hour,.
practise followed.it:i"'other years when
there was' no half -holiday en the -Wed
nesday precedlftg :Christmaa,.
$20'; Wm. King., salary, $125; W. R. to Walton and -the Semis car was
Smith, acct.. $2•,26; ' C,N.R,, acct., proceeding south., ,The aeeident on-
(Continued ,an Page 5) purred olposite CUmming's garage.
County Constable O. 'Salter, Blyth, in
veattgat8d.
M"r, and Mrs. M. Elliott attended
the funeral of the latter'e cousin, Mrs.,_by
Morrison, of Walton.
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