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Thur,sday, June 2nd, 1917
What the Red Cross is doing
for the Good of Canada
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disabled in three Veterans' Workshops.
For the Children
Through Junior Red Cross, has aided 5,000 crippled.
children and has pledged over 137,000 school children to
practice health habits and to serve others.
For the Pioneer
Brings nursing service to those in frontier districts through
39 Outpost Hospitals and Nursing Stations. •
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Welcomes and gives needed attention to immigrant mothers
and children at three Seaport Nurseries.
For the Mothers and Daughters
In Home Nursing Classes, has taught principles of nursing,
diet and home hygiene to over 12,000 women and girls.
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Is organized to afford prompt relief to sufferers from
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QLD MEETIING
.1A.t a recent meeting of . the
-1111neentive 'Committee of the Huron
intranty Social Service Council, it
2rs decided to hold the annual con-
ction in Seaforth, on Wednesday
Rene 22nd, when a strong prop
%seam, will be provided.. In a very
estaphatic way the Executive e c-
ressed their disapproval of the
ziation of the Ontai io Government
As replacing Mr. W. T. Pellow as
ementorcment officer in Huron Co-.
'>unty. During his term, of office
Pellow has had the entire ap-
evraoval and endorsation of the or-
.azation throughout the County
-•dliich believes that it has been lar-
v!g$3r due to his efficiency and un-
$+ring efforts, that the Temperance
laws have been 'so well enforced,
:"lthe, published reports of the Gov-
etr iinent also show. Mr. Pellow to
lave been one of their most ef-
itvent officers, and a protest has
been sent to the Attorney -General
enoncerning this change
in Huron
'V'ountse The Liquor Control
lizard of tOntario has been advis
ed by 'the. Executive that Huron
TiCtoncrity expects that they will be
Ar cognized by the Board as 'dry'
`territory, and that no attempt Wil
zlm 'made to establish liquor stores'
this County, contrary to theex.-
rrt ssie d will of the people is•shown
e4ey large majorities on several oc-
is reesions+.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mr. Wm„ II. Stephenson and
-Mee Geo. Pf. Stephen'son . of Mar-
l+ett% Mich.spent
a few dat'
s la
st
eliraet with 'their friends , thtsv"c-
Inity Mr. .H. Stephenson came
40 see his mother, Mrs;, 3. Steph-
n Sr., who has been gttite
*Dotty this 'spring. Miss Cleve St-
e4oplien's'on of the Goshen, ncconip-
ecu led thein on theft return to Mar-
e'tte
Stanley Council niet on Mons'
-yaw's and held Court o.f Ileviyirn
dFC t Ttitlrrant and 'Mr. John
e 'sh of ra il'.L zero et,.'`,Tl,'.:n ' Cr 1
annual Conference at London this
week.
1 Mr. Ben Keys had a raising 'en
Monday and put an addition to his
barn. Mr. Wm. Heard of Bay-
' field has the contract.
Intended for tast week -
Rev. Leroy White of Nile pre-
ached at Goshen, Blake and Varna
last Sunday. Rev. T. Durrant of
Varna,t ook charge of the services
at Axburn,
Mrs. Henry Erratt visited with
friends at Auburn last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lilley and air
Calvin Howson of Seaforth, spent
Sunday with Inends on the Gos-
hen Line.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Boyce and.
family of London, spent Suss -day
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, W.
3 IDq-wson.
Mr. Milton Deitz, hays sold his.
dwelling property at the we'sten'd:
of the tillage to Mr. Ed. Beaver,.
.i
of Dashwood. Immediate pos
cession is hieing given as Mr.Beayser
is moving in, and Mr. Deity ''is,
moving intle part of the residence'
owned by Mr, Truemner. We
'welcome Mer, and Mrs. Beavar,as
citizens of Zurich. 1
CREDITON
A pretty wedding was solemn
ized at • the hone of Rev. W. M,'.
McDonald, on 'Saturday last, when
Miss Pearl Mote, was united f in
marriage to Frank Scheiding. The
bride was charmingly attired in
sand crepe •da chine, trimmed wthi
sequins, and carried Ophelia rosea.
Miss Thelma Heatherly was a wine
'some bridesmaid, ala
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r n a 'bouffant-
frock of pale blue. Herman Seh-
aiding, brother of the groom, ,ae-
ted as best man, Theg irootnies gift
to the bridesmaid was a (pair of
silver salt and pepper shakera,an•i
to the best men a, ,gold watch foil
Following the eeremony dainty re-
freshments
e-freshlu nts were served at the
home of the bride's sister) Mrs:, W.
t eatherley, T!he• happy couVe
left 'o" D:tacit fort a 03'Oreoet,r
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NOTICE.
MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL •
The Council of the C.'orpo(ration
of the 'County of Huron will meet
in the +Council Chamber, Goder etr:,
at 2 o'clock, in the afternoon of,
Tuesday, the 7th da sof June, 1;927
All accounts , against the :County
mast be tui the hands of the Clerk
not later ithan Mooday:preceeding
the meeting of Council.
GEO. W, HOLMAN, County Clerk
Goderich, May .20th, 1927.
NOTICE.
OP 'REGISTRATION OF BY-LAW
NOTICE lea hereby given that
By-law 4, 1927 was passed bey the
Council of the Township of Hay,
on the 2nd day of May, 1927, pro-
viding for. the issue of debentures
to the amount of $1250,00 for the
purpose, of purchasing fire fight-
ing equipment for the Police Vil-
lage of Zurich, and that 'such By-
law was registered in the Registry
Office of 'the Resistry Division of
the County. of Huron in Book II
for By-laws 'on 30th day of May,
1927, as number 493.. Any notion
to quash or set aside the same .or
any part thereof -must be made
within threw months af,.et: the firs;
publication of this no dee, and
cannot be made thereafter.
Dated the 1st day of June, 1927
'A F. HESS,
Clerk, Township of Hay.
Dashwood
Mr. and Mrs. D. Tiernan and Earn,
ily motored to Niagara Fall's- on
Sunday;.
Mr. Wn4 Stire of Buffalo i4 vis-
iting his parents for a Erne days.
Mr. .and MIs. a,ilford stetsaac
and family of Detroit, spent the.
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. P. toe -
Mr.
c -Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Wildfong
and Herb and Rhinar.d Willard of
Detroit, visited with friends over
the week -end.
Rev:. and Mrs. R. Eifert, ' Miss
Se'ina and Arnold Eifert of Detro't
visited in this vicinity for few
days.
Mr. Wm,. Kleinsiiver and Flossy
and Percy spent the week -end at
their homes here.
Messrs. Lorne Pfile and Elmer
Zimmer of Detroit spent the week,
end with their parents,
Misses Lucile and Alice Willert
of Detroit spent a few adsy with
their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold i erner of
?.Detroit, were Sunday visitorsryith
Mr. and 'Mrs. Geo. nilerner.
Mr. John Willert has purchased
Mr. Ed. Beaver's property. We
understand Mr. Beaver intends to
move to Zurich,
rMs. F. Baker and Mrs. tai -Ben-
der are on the sick list. We hope
for a speedy recovery.
Milford Koch and 'sisters of De-
troit, 'spent the week -end with
their parents
DRYSDALE
Mr. and Nlra. 3. Regier of Sea -
forth called on the latter'a par-
ents,
Mr and Mrs, Joseph Rateone
evening recently,'.
Sorry to report that Mr. Jos-
eph Rau has been confined to his
room, the past few days,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shorky, al-
so Mr. Dennis Dueharme and fz!iezld
Miss Mousseau, of Detroit, spent
the 'week -end with Mr. and Mrs.;
Joseph Ducharine, - -
Mr. and Mrs. Hester Laporte,
•Mr, 'and Mra. Mardi Laporte ' of
Detroit, also Mr. and Mrs. Ed. La-
porte fo St, 'Mari, spent Sunday
with their parents, Mr: and Mrs.
Chas. Laporte,
Mr. and Mrd, L. Rau of Detroit
visited their parents here over
the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Denome.,
also Mr, and fills.. Fred Papinean
of Detroit, -visited. with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Denorny for a OF,v days:.
Mrs, Leno Beck o1 St. Clair, is.
spending a few 'days with her
mother, Mrs, Ed ,Denmoy, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs .Adolf Parriseau,
also daughter, Miss Margaret and
and friend, Mr, and Mris. Jas.Sopha
and sons, and Mr, and Mrs. eeorrin
of Detroit, visited Mr. and IlIrst
Frank. Corriveau last Sunday.,.
Mr. and Mr's, Chas. D. Bedard,
motroed to London last week.
'!; Mr. Gerald Snider hatched from
incubators in the neighborh,00g
one thousand chicks last week.
The Messrs. Leo and Victor De
nomme of Detroit are ;spending a
few day with their parents.
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Hundreds of American ears, pas-
secl through here to visit relativ-
es in towns and cities north of us,
Soviet ravelling at the rate .of 60
to 65 miles an hotr.
The closing ssuite at the month
of May in the Catholicity.) Church
here took place Monday night the
3iith, With large 'atttnd.>nce
Wer ar sorry to :say that Mips,
r"•?, e, eee rej . r teal Was Tblirle'1 at St. John
BORN
Snaith—At Parr Line, Tay Town -
'ship on May 21st, to Mr. and Airs
Orville Snaith, A So1ir,
COUNTY NEWS.
George Monteith, of the Tha-
nies Rd. tfeborne, died at the age
age of 72 yearst, .He had been ail-
ing for about a year, when a few
nionthe ago he fractured a lklnb.
He wit's an esteemed resideni of
the cornniunity'+and an older of the
United church. He. leaves his wid-
ow, two daughters, and two. sons,
Also one brother in Winnipeg, who
is thelast survivor of a fam,iyl of
eleven. The funeral took place
to Exeter cemetery„
Rev, Leroy White, of Nile, pre-
ached at Goshen, 'Blake and Varna
Sunday last. Rev.' J. Durrant, of
Varna, took charge of :the services
at Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs, George •Lilley, and
Mr., Calvin 'Dow'son, of. Seaforth,
spent Sunday with friends on the
Goshen Line, Stanley,.
At their meeting the other even-
ing the Directors of' the Seaforth
Turf Association decided to offer
•;1;200 in purses for three races, 2.14
2,18 and 2.25 classes, which. -will br-
ing t•a;ether the lergest number of
horses in trainng this year, 1 on
June 15t1>"
The'naming to Kincardine , of
Morgan Bros. Fishing Co. has
meant the loss of some. fifteen peo-
ple for Pt. Stanley and .a gain to
this town. The company are bui-
lding of fish houses at the harbor
and have a fine tug running out of
that place, having made' their first
catch the other day.
A happy and unique 'event took
place on .May 24, it being the gol
den wecidding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. 'Giles Jenkins, Picton et.
Goderich. The oca'icion •beingcel-
ebrated at'the home of their eld-
est daughter, Mrs. Wm. Snell, of
Hullett, Tp.
BAYFIELD
Cheater Nicholson, of Goderich,
is visiting his aunt, Miss A. Stir-
ling. 14" .
Mrs. Murry, of Detroit, is , a
guest at the home of her son, L,,
Murray.
Susie ;Westlake 'and Mary Gin
gerich returned Later a two week's
enjoyable holiday in Detroit.
Miss A. McIIntyree of Strath-
hoy, arrived for the Summer and
is a guest at Mrs,. 'McLeod.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McLaren and
family of 'Pt. Elgin 'were guests
of Mrs. Stirling . .
Mr. and Mrs, Will Ferguson and
famiiy, 'of Egm,ondville visited a
few days here. , ,.
W. A. Mustard, Whose refresh-
ment booth, and gas. station is
near the bridge, and W. EWest-
llake'•s booth have opened for the
(season„ 1 t
A Supertest gasoline pump has
been installed at the Sauble Line
cornea and is in charge of S.. Mc-
Ettan,
Dr. Livingston, wife and family
and Dr. Shields, wife and afmily,
of Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Trebell
and family of Stratford, were at
their cottages in Jow•ett's• •Grove
over Sunday 'la'st.
HENSALL
. Laird Joynt of London Univ-
ereity is spendnig his summer holt
days at `his home here.
Bert Horton of Detroit, is vis-
iting for a ewf months at hiss
home here;'
Milton Ortwein of London vis-
ited with relatives in town.
The death took place of Mra1,
Robert Stewart, at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Bell, 2nd
non. Hay, `Tha'funeral taking pl-
ace en Thursday afternnoo ias;t to
TIensall Union cemetery.
The merchants * the village
Will case /their places of business
on Wednesday +afternoon of each
week, during June, July and Aug-
test. '. , [;', e
John Consitt of Seaforth e isited'
friends here.
Flora Higgins, who has' been
at Detroit+ for a month, has ret-
urned.
Mr,, ,and Mrs. A 'Swetzeri of
,Tsetroit, motored over and spent
die week -end with 'Mr and Mrs,.
lR.
Higgins, Mrs. Higgins returned with
them for few week's.
Mrs. Wnir. Bell and children of
Wii;dsor, are visiting her par-
ents Mr. and Mrs, John u.Zeile.
Florence Welsh of Loudon, and
her cotesins of London, vosited
with Mr. and Mre. Thos, Welsh.
E!, F. Knipe, accompanied by
members of T. Hurdock's, autoed
to Listowel on liueday last to vis-
it relatives. •l
There passed away at the res-
idenee of his daughter, Mrs, J. M.
1 cck, of town, on May 21, Sane -
eel R. Maxwell, hi his and year.
He was a native of St. John,N.B
and 'spent practically all his life
there. being g enga,ed as a mail
clerk on the. Inter colonial..'. He
had previously made a, number of
trips herr to visit his daughter,
and being a urian of genial dispos-
ition 'soon made many frieed+s,but
lI : epent •the past whiter here and
enjoyed good .health till only a
week previou'e to Ms passing„Iris
wife died rgOte ry seven years ago
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