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for this Work.
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DASH•WOOID
Mrs. George Brown has returned
from a three weeks visit with her
-daughter in Stratford..
Mrs, Alex, Buchanan, who suffered
a bad :fall in her home, continues the
stone and her many friends hope she
may soon recover.
'The many friends of Mr. Joseph
I-Iagan will regret to know he still
continues quite poorly, suffering from
a bad attack Of ear trouble. But is
expected to be around again soon,
Miss Florence Welsh is improving
nicely following an illness of throat
trouble.
Miss Mary Buchanan, superintend
ent of the General Hospital, ,Niagara
Falls, is home nursing her mother,
Mrs. Buchanan, who recently suffered
a severe fall in her home.
Death of Raye Clarke
The death occurred at his home on
Friday last of Raye Clarke, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Clarke • Jr. He
had been ill for a week with a sev-
ere case f pneumonia which had st-
arted from a bad cold. Surviving aro
1, is parents and three brothers. The
funeral was held Saturday wed con-
ducted by Rev. A. R. Brook.
Hensall Cou,icil Minutes
- The first meeting of the 1940 Vil-
lage Council held on Jan. 8 at 11
a.m. in the Clerk's,Office according
to Statute, all members being present
After all sucscribing to the Dec-
laration of quilafication an adjurn-
ment" was called till 8 p.m. in the
evening. when. the minutes of the i
previous meeting were read and ad-
opted..
Levi Rands appeared asking for as-
sistance: re fuel, was advised to pro-
peily- apply for assistance by filling
in the proper forrnn.
R. J. Paterson, tax collector, ee-
1 ported $729,52 as being outstanding
to date:
Motion, that we extend the tax roll
until the first meeting in March.
Lee Redden reported re the work
done on the streets, also poll tax, al-
so the water supplied several ratepay-
ers. J. A. Paterson treasurer, report-
ed re the finances. Motion, that all
motions be verba]. That J. A. Pater -
s011 be Clerk and Treasurer at the
former salary. That R. J. Paterson
be Assessor and Collector at the same
salary. That we lay the matter of
Lee Hedden's salary and appointm-
ent over for next meeting. S. Tu -
Mrs. Alvin Kellerman underwent
an operation in St. Joseph's Hospital
London last Friday. We are pleased
to report that Mrs. Kellerman. is
progressing very favorably •and hes' the rink. That R. J. Cameron and
many friends hope for a speedytee- D. Robinson be a road and street
covert'. committee. That the property com-
1°Iiss Marie Ford had her tansiis mittee be empowered to _hire a man
xetnoved in Dr„ Taylor's hospitendelast to look after the rink at 20c :per r hr.
week. That we appoint lVliss Margaret Hob -
Rev. and Mrs. Luft and family, kirk for the years 1940 to 1042 and
and Mr. and Aires Elgin Meaner ;spent
a few days with Mrs. Luft's parents
in Kitchener this week.
Quite a number of ladies of this
vicinity attended a Red Cross meet-
ing held in Jams St. •Church, Exeter
on :Monday • afternoon.
Mrs. E. Edighoffer of Zurich is
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. P. Mcisaac.
manual labours at 20e per hr. and
man and team at 40e per hr.
'Bilis and Accounts read:
Flyd Redden labor rink 22.60; D,
Kyle do 19,20; Herb Hedden labor
snow removal 2.80; V. .Redden d,
4.60;W. Love do 2.80; A.. Hildebrand
do 2.80; L. Rands do 3.40; G. M,
Case teaming 5.60; 0, Geiger do
13.20; F. G. 13onthron 'postage $5;
Lee Heddon salary $55; A. Spencer
&S on material streets 8.80; G. Mc-
Lean grant 4.80; Dept. of Highways.
license, Fire 'Truck $2; Honsall Red
Cross, rent rebate $16; J. A. Pater-
son, premium on Rands 28.00; Hen-
eall Hydro, hall 6,79; School Board
curreat exp. $1,000.
Motion, that the bills and accounts,'
as road be paid. The Constable was 'd fug
instructed to enforce the bicycle rid-
ing on sidewalks by-law, and the
Council hope that the children and O! `*9 12,000 FLA NrtS
parents will take notice of this. Tn pre!^::._.,•;tion for a long war,
Great
"lotion, that the Clerk orderGreat1'rlv':"ra and France, arear-
liunieipa.l Worlds, also other recess- ranging for the purchase of as many
ary supplies. That we adjourn. ae 12,000 United States warplanes its
J. A, Paterson, Clerk.
COUNT' NEWS
1 rae days January 25th, 194Q
,An Auto Accident
%Way afternoon last an auto ac-
cident took place on the highway two .
miles north of Exeter. Dan Dew, of •
Usborne, swas on his way to Exeter
sand making a left-hand turn onto the
highway from the sideroaad, Iain car
collided with another car driven by
Mas. Gigarac, of Windsor, The front
of the Windsor ear and the side of
Dew's oar was damaged but fortun-
ately none of the occupants of either
ear was hurt, There pert ce; oe pas-
sengers hi the Windsor car and it had
to be towed to Exeter t'or repairs.
Traffic Officer Wrn. Robinson invesi:•-
tigated.
NEWS
Exeter merchants report that they
the next two years, authoritive so-
urces said.
. t.IPILS AT e''"• -"SOL
Thirty-six schools in Middlesex Co -
were victimized by a man from whom. attenti-
they aeeepted worthless cheques. ince of 10 or fewer students, accor-
Rev Waltianl Wei,. of Gnbr..ieh sae, ding to official report. While thew.
accepted 'I he call from Carmel Pres- 'x' lon1 iihnee is not .made kraowr', nor
bytes an church, Hensel', and the in- the district, the statistics of the de-
duction will take place on January peatrnent of education show that 2
3rd. schools have an average attendants
of four students, four -with five stud -
Alvin Cortese; of Clinton, was el- cants, two with six, six with seven, 4
ected premier of the Ontario Ofder with eight, nine with nine and nine
Boys' Parliament which was in slang with ten each.
ion at Hamilton recently. UP TWELVE PER CENT.
R. E. Manning, who tendered his Dr. E. W. McHenry, professor of
resignation as town clerk and tress- physiological hygene at •the Univer-
urer at the first meeting this year of sity of Toronto, reports that food
the Clinton Town Council, has agre- prices in Toronto have risen. 12 pet
ed to hold the position for the pres- cent. since the outbreak of war. Be-
ent year. , cause he believes the problem of nu-
trition Montgomery, the ;linghaan trition le becoming more pressing
bowho was severely injured while due to rising prices, Dr. McHenry,anti
bobsleighing a few weeks ago axed a group of other specialists will give
who was taken to Victoria Hospital, featuree to show the public how to
Iteep Canada healthy in wartime d: --
London, for treatment, has recovered
I spite high liging cost
y'•
I sufficiently to be brought home. His,
upper body is in a cast, .but a conn. MUCH SUGAR
Prete recovery is expected. 1 Western Canada's two beet sugar •
Goderich Man Injured factories have processed 262,000 tons
Wm. Craig, well-known Goderich : of beetu---the largest crop ever pry
garage owner, received a fractured diced in South Alberta since the sn
gar industry was started there attire
skull along with other injuries when be pining of the century. Ideal wea-
the car which he was driving leftthe trace favors] operations and with ab-
road a mile west of Haden, The in-
ilor and W. Allan appeared re airan- sercce of severe temperature, feu
dor nd for hockey and riappeared
affairs. lured reran was removed to Kitchencx beets were spoiled by freezing. A•
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Thaat P. Moir and H. Horton be a Hospital where he spent the night.He bout 10,0(10 tons more were harv-
was taken to Goderich by ambuIancc
Property Committee, .same include the next day and is recovering at hire esved than in 1938.
hone.
Mrs. P. Fassold is visiting with her
daughter and sister 'fn Ingersoll.
Mrs. R. Baker is spending a few
weeks with herr .daughter in Windsor.
Skating is the order of the day
just now and the new rink is inex-
cellent condition with very good ice.
a Several hockey matches will be play-
s ed shortly.
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Born—At Dashwood an Sunday,
January 21st, to Mr. and Mrs. Ervin
Qe Guenther, a son.
aesicustre tseette leIsaeisatodasnoesseseeitinaenacanavaatal 0 Death of Mr;. Lame
Mrsr. Hannah Lane, widow of J.
BAYFIELD
Tames and Bill Robinson closed
%heir store on Tuesday fat and left
len Sunday for Key West, Fla., where
they y intend spending a month or so.
itr. and Mrs. Murdock Roes who
.t•e been visiting their daughter in;
•Woodstock for some weeks, returned
to their home here.
'Dobbin" is usually the one who
sails man but on Saturday last it
took ten or more men to pull "Dob -1
Ade out of the Hayfield River. In j
this case "dobbin" was the nigh
4.arse of Geo. Lind: ay's team which
same harvesting ice in front of the
Ceh sranties. The water at this point
vas between 12 and 14 feet tt retp.
Work at the iee is being held up by
:the stormy weather.
DRYSDALE
The roads along the Blue Water
lilighway are remarkably well con-
*ide •'n
ra l •
t nE bi
Morin
g and cold of
t;
the past week. The big snow plow
lktas passed along and what little snow
and banks thieve were, are aIt eines-
led
leas-' d away.
Sorry to report that Miss Eliza-
>eth Gelinas is ten the sick list at
aerea ent.
The many friend% of .Mr. Philip
I./moraine will regret, to learn that
lie has left for 3t. Joiseph's Hospital.
London, for treatments.
Mrs. Frank Mous,eau at near Hen-,
gall, spent the week -encs at the
ltIrr11886a u home..
Harvesting and pae'lcirre1`
see me the o"flee of tht, riay, the h c,
•irs ing taken from the river,at Gratnd
J1'end, and trucked up here, St iti
of very nice, quality.
Owing to the continued cold and
stormy weather, there seems to be
a Iarge number of people affected by
a cold, and many are laid up.
St. Joseph and Beaver Town
Mr. Leon Jeffrey of Beavertown
who was taken suddenly ill on Friday
last is now much improved,
Miss Sherry Jeffrey left on Thurs-
day last 'to spend a few weeks in
Detroit.
Miss Yonne Masse of the Blue Wat-
er south, who has spent a few months
in Windsor, has now returned to her
hoarse.
Henry Lane, formerly of Dorchester
died on Monday afternoon in St.,.
Joseph's Hospital, London. She was
in her 84th year. She had been i11
for the past two weeks. Mrs. Lane
was born in North Dorchester Twp.,
and had lived all her life there ex-
cept for five years latterly spent at
the hone of hes daughter, Mrs. A.
E. Oestreicher, Dashwood. Surviving
are a sister, Mrs, Barbara Dibb, Elk-
ton, Mich; and two Step -daughters,
Mrs. Oestreicher, Dashwood and Mrs
Gordon McPherson, Bryanston. The
funeral was held on Wednesday af-
ternoon from the W. A. Hunt funer-
al home at 2 p.m,- Interment was
made in Dorchester Union Cemetery.
HENSALL
Sorry to report that Mrs. N. M. Miss Greta Lamnie was recently in
Gamin of St. Joseph is confined to Toronto, attending an executive me -
her .bed for a few days. eting of the Aaimnae Association of
Little Miss Julette Masse, daughter the School for the Blind.
of Jaynes Masse, was taken suddenly Mr. John Zuefle, one of our pion -
ill on Monday night with .an .attack eer, business men, has been poorly
of appendicitis, when she was rushed lately, having- recently ;suffered a
to the.
Hospital Aa operation was tte4rt af:tack but `'his many friends
brened]ately advised, and, •a4 far as !tape to• see 'hive around again in kis
cart be learned i, )ties, esuccessfiti, ; ileitis •good health.'
The people i f our burg have taken : Wm. Daniels, who recently suffered
full advantage of the recent cold a;,eart attack, is improving, He was
snap by •puttia.g away''' itheir'wThtrer's suit getting over an accident of a
supply of ice which is of the very broken hip while On a visit in Brant-
best at present. ford, and was just able to be around
On Sunday last the people of this Local doctors have been kept busy,
conimunity faced one of the worst the past few weeks as so many people
blizaards of the winter in going and have been suffering from flu and
returning from church. The first colds.
ear that made sin attempt to get Dr. Wrt'a. Geiger of Waterloo, was
through found itself perched on a a recent visitor with his mother who
1a brine rwl 1 not until the has linen quite seriously ill.
ITeelse,; r,oe." lr "1 tit+ it fir. end 'S y1 G. Drysdale were
":'s . ,
Pulled reL c ,, h- ra 't«ntfortl. T:itr, r hers `Jet^T`lor,,
ing for the f.,•,thf+ai ;;s tea ;,Bane ee,et{e and '.Toronto recently attending a fres'-.
parish, they should be vomplimentcrd r:iture exhibition being fridd in thoei i
for they h1<>very and far stele chaise, tlTe,In Toro e � �t sm.; ;eIsth"
i#sn lririt, Itoy'ra•I York
Stat
Rev. Wi Weir for the years 1940-'41
to the Library Board. a group of young surveyors, presurra-
Correspondence read: Good Roads ably working for the Dominion Gov-
Association, Ont. Municipal Ass'n; ernment are making a complete sur -
Sick Children's HospitaI, ,County Tre- vey of a' group of farm properties,
asurer, Dent. of "Public Wedfare; five miles west of Dungannon. It is
Dept. of Highways; TER Branch; J. said the surveyors represent the Roy -
Taylor Safe Co.; Hensarr hoard of al Canadian Air Force and that they
Red Cross; same considered and filed are making a survey- of approximat-
Motion, that we rebate tee Hull
rent as paid for the Red Cross. That
By-law 1, receive first and second
reading. That By-law No.:1 receive
third and final reading and finally
passed. That we set the rates for
Air Training Base.
Is one of the Federal Government's
air training bases to be located in.
Ashfield twp. near the village of Dun
gantion? That's the question resid-
ents of that community wee asking, as
ely 1,000 acres of land, which nray
be utilized as an eirport, and train-
ing centre for British Empire flyers
Everything is Being done secretly
and no definite information is forth-
coming:
FISH EXPORTS HIGHER
Ottawa—Fisheries Ministry annta-
lances That Canada's fisheries export
trade, Increased by r-•,ioximately
-$1,620,000 in the first 11 months of
like past year. Exports were valttedi
at $26,792;786, come:nett with $25,-
113,274 •in the corresponding period
of 1939. The gain was in the trade
with the U. S. A. and the United
Kingdam. Exports to the U. S. were
about $12,576,400, an increase of
nearly $961,900. They consisted:
mainly of fresh and frozen fish.
CENTRAL TRAINING SCHOOL
Canada has been made the central
training school for the air forces of
the British Empire. Already hund-
reds of Canadian youth are seeking•
application forms for enlistment.
This event marks an epoch in Can-
adian 3ife.
• Not once nor twice but six times yearly the specifications for Mc4Ii Frosteu4 -
gasolene—the famous MARATHON "BLUE"—are changed to give your motor
its accustomed power under different climatic conditions. RED INDIAN motor,
lubricants, too, must conform to requirements that are totally different int
Wintet than those of Summer driving. FLAY'; $. F.E RED;INDMAN product
assure you of trouble-free rfor
l� min+ed .the yrt,'nr.:tr+ql"d. ..
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Drive into our station TOMORROW sad let us put your car in •
shape for uiouhlaffrce, repair free service ctuiing the Winter *onthsi, °.
Anti-freeze:'in the `radiatkir4Wiinte.r=grade RED INDIAN at iti~Dt
INDIAN AVIATION in the crainitcaseWinterge* 1u$ rkantsin gear'
bac and differential—battery checked (free) ---tines chimed --chains
repaired, cleaned and tnatde ready for use—chassis lubricated—tank
filled with Winter --grade MARATHOISI 491L'11J "' forst quick start and o
steadypowerIto matter bow low the thermomsetergoes. DO ITNOW k.
Odes.tn et tbi...
ellen et the
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where Produ;ts
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