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ment. His indurdes were thought to
.
i"!Some, Phase r' of `I�he C' C' F"' was
cal iga me, " Sam Renni,6 ,was the
,in ,
,g. lighl on iRwlli�ierston ice.
on ,did not
-think the iMpi6
I Bill bitant enough to
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r icelrt�'were elected: �, 'OTUTY prV514:
'
idellUll. J. W. Ortwein, W. H.. Goldina,
be -less. serious.
Both. MT. and.' Mrs. Cauning-, are
the interelsiting subjeet' digaus�ed at
sihir
The roads to 'Palmerston were very
I
have the, colininittee conv4ned to dis-
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"Ba-ek
I - Jlopiqis
aLT., W. Me,ddl X.L.A W. J. 1�'
former well kno" resildents: of -,,Se a-
the IMarch Meeting of the Thol �%
I m s
r g wi snow on each side as high
ou� Ili th
, .. ..
cuss it. ' . . I ..
'Mr. -
� .-
. in 07, such a car* as the one pie 6
tu:red
7'. -
I
W. - WBrl-,,��,�' , .-- - Rtp I
W. Kerslake, wt��ni..'.
. wer
forth. I Funeral' services .e held,
,McMillan Youog Liberal 'Club by the
!MacKay. 'The
ii
as the cars, but'the' Beavers plowed
IMniorable Duranleau moved
above was the latest thing in the ,mode o,f transportation which
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presidr,nt, T. E. bruinmond- seem -
from St. James' Church , here on
.
ppesident, R- R. at-
tend�ance was ,the best of the -year.
right on. , Quite a number of fans
.
-beam.
the s000nd reading' of Bill No. 7; to
aineild the Fisheri�4 Act, im. mo-,
, was becoming'a, reality. The'above r-ar was -a Model N Ford4lid'
it
tsry�treasurer, J. A. Pater'son'; 8�ian-
.
E. L. ,Xidkle; -
Tuesday and interment was, made, in
St. James' cemetery. ,
,, 'Mr. AllacK discussed 'the manti-'
� 6 . sy .
"
Ae . aompanied the The Beavers
will aAvanoe to meet anotheir team
tion ,agreed to and the Bill was read
was ,once the pride. of, the TO I
. "911 of Seaforth. The .picture is
. . s en
the property of John, jDaly. who hta " be Ford dealer at Seafforth
coach, R. WeUher-
ager, t ewach, J,' Nichol. Tlie� ;;;
assistan
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iBelielved to ha�ve'started. from a,
fefsto, of -the C. C,..F. partk and re-:
, (probably in the, finals)' in pla�,Offs
.
the second time. , .
-
,since M, . I
at�h 1, 1910.' He is said to be t�e`oldest Ford dealer '
' in
ecurtive w-11, eonisist of
. president, vihA-
ovWheatbe4 v8olviepip,e, "the Kre 'Irad
viewled the actiii6es of the group,, in
for N.H.L. thampig-riship, ....... ...
'The House then resolved itself in-
lGanadia. The driver of, the car' was Winter.
-the late Alex.. of
president, tsecretary�treasurer,- m&n
6 .
gained terrific headway before it was
..�_W
noti�oed;L _1lelli.,Mrs. �C�� a,ttempt..
the east and -west. At thle conclusion
I
of. th�e. afte '
migRetinZ.- WRAsR0o'sPs7"
�
.
. S aforth 7, Palmerston 4 . . ,
.
'4i, .' - ' - ' '' -
to a Committ;ee of the whole and
numerous itemls-of ��u -6 V -t
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'. 'Sleaforth, who ownei it jointly with Mr, Daly. The pi uTe w
', It ' eit a,
ve ilea. . ,s e .
. .-aken, in About.the y44=-19.08, before. people e r. -r.d:. Of u h
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ager and coaches. 'Theise same weTe
�
9' - to -Ate#. All.pbm,
od' to'escalpe from ... the ,blazing frame
ened fof disc%361.hn'e�
b.,.,p'e
I alme�rston Juniors lost to the
'
e'd. - . . . .
things as ,NallGon tires� free wheeling, strearnhning,el',4�'fioating
i ust rmlted , to,.', get
Structure a -jammed- door trapped her
molyled a hearty vote -of thanks, to
.
Seaforth Beavers 7-4 in. the
At various times.,,, flare-ups owuT-
-power and, knee action, etc.
folilowing. townp
. . .
before the flalmes. �
.
the spgpker. . -
,
Durfi�g the business part of '
the
,Baby
rtli,
first gan-be of playdowns in No _1-n
red regarding the different items., but
on the whole was
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IMT-. 6aly,ls a well known resident- ot the district and fo
I r
'Mayor 'not
and find. oult their 'iA
, tentions as re -
T -he. fire was first discovered -by a
neighbor acrosis4he street, who turml-
6 IA,eieting, 'menilbers, delcidied, to have
Hockey Leagueat the local -rink last
F�iday. Although the. Palmerston
gdod progress made.
�0-d��Y- ,, ` I
some' years serr�ed as of Seaforth. ,He does know ,
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. . where the ,old car Is .iit .the pre3e"t time, but he remem*ers the
gards ,the 1934 gro-upingsi- Ail -is
.
Ctailg. lhkaT4 Ila!li�40n, St.Marys�
.
ed in -the alarm. Befoye the brigade
the chib. rooms redecoTated. A bee
kidsproduced some clelver ,tricks, the
Monday, February 26th .41
I ,day when, the 'old, Model N I
was one of the smartest things' in
Clinton and ,G6dWch and report,"
I
could arrive,;Mr. Canning had asslist-
ed his bmther-in-law to eseape from,
will be held on'Saitu. Morning at,
-rday
9.30, when all members. are, re,qu,e:s,tA!,d
to be present and assist.
locals were, never seriously 'hard,
preissed.
'
- At th, Ope ,
ei -nip, of"to-day's, proceed-
. ings Mr. Wbodsworth endeavored It
' 'car des4ning- . I I I
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tsoon. as, po .k e, Tersons'u.4weated
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'Please ,get in touch with the secre�-'
tary, J. '', 6
the building. Wlh,e,n, he turned back
.
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lFo,llowiug the adjourAmdht, euchre
Mudson scored the first goal On
'Horn" th�
intr duce a Bill to define who, uudM
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A-'Piateison. 1
Council Meets .
6
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to kescue his wife, however, he found
.
the deor jammed and was uTia,ble Itio
was play -ed with'Tirst prizes going to
pass to' -put Visitors one
up, half way through the fiiiist eriod�
th,7Intmigration Act, is a public
- that.was a
,charge, it .- far as it tot.
The Peglar meeting of the village
11
reach her., 14e shouted for aid, be
' �.
Walter ,Scott and AJIan Relid, and
lone hands to 'Dave Papple. A die-
'L
-p 8
-Cullit.on tied the count on Lepp,rd I
I two
Phiy
1. -bu
The first readirij, usually an ux,, oppos-
0 4) 0 01 0 0
council was beld",Monday ewning, in
,
the - ccurre il
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CLINTON '
. . . -
ing badly burned and, in a weo,4eue
!.
condition, and -neighbors managed to
, *
licious lunch was servied under the
. .
" was clean with Only
Pass'
penalUes, both 'to Palmerston for
ed and automatic process, wa,s refus-
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ed but only with the Govermr�.eut
I
.
Smashes Wiod 0 Ws
chamber with all mom-
be�s of council presteni: The Min�
mi""'o""
break in the dolor. But 1VTs. Carming
�direction: of J. W. Fre.q.
� .
minor offences� .
accepting the re .
sip onsibility. , A tote
,Postmaster S�ott Passes. --Jr 7 the
I
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uttes of the previous meeting Were
I
was pronounced ,dead a flew . mintA6
� werib wild in
'The Ba4by ,Besvers
was fo,r,cdd ori -this with the GoveTn-
passing of Postmaster James, So ot7t,
� .
When Hans Sc�.id't, driver of ""
,read. Petty and' Sangster: Thatthe
:
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'BAYFIELI)
later when taken to a nearby house
tho second ,period and scored Ifou-r
Ment members v6ting solidly against
�Vhich Occurred Wednesday afternoon
one of the Clarke Transport
intinutes be adopted as read.—Car-
I
for first aid treatment., -.
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A larige'�utffiberr of kriends and rel-
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goals. .Eivan Rennii� b4tted, in, a re-
bound from-,Culliton�s shot two min-
giving Ithe Bill', iti§ fiTisb readings,'
Ithereby killing it after' its -first
�this corA,i nity-ha
nu s lost "' of its-
most highly respected, citizen,§, one
trucks, got Akut -of. the. truck., on.,
Tied. .J. W..Ortvjeinappeared for
.0
the Bible S cle'fy az �
shing for a grant
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On Friday evening , March 9, there
atives atteri,ded.the funeral services
�
irtes after the pariod started. Lep -
tbreath. -
"
who for upwards of 5D years had
Ontario Street,' Stratford, -,on
4onday, he thought the brakes'
r:,
bf the hah free gTatis. Petty and,
On Thesday..,,' Pallbearers for Mrs.
is to be a dance in -the, town hall,
i
pard notchea the ,second on Evan's
1�1r. ,Geary (Con.) introduced a Bill.
been idientifie-d with the bmdness--�tc-
land
,W,,e on. They weren'�t and th I
0
Robison: That we grant the Bible
Somety, u". h`:111 Mwcht
Canning were- Messrs. James Shea,
both old' time and modern, Du
' rl`D`g
pass. and Culliton. scored the third o n
to incorTorate a small loan, company
t1tvitiesl of the town vicinity.
truck the side-walk.and
-the of'the on
WMarn Stapileton, Thomas, Ikto,y1un.,
lunch time ,a -singer will . enterbaffi
Lejppard�s pass. Sam Rennie scored
whi,ch apparently, oyera�qs on the
Though his passing was. not unex-
.ran'6ver
into the Government liquor store,
71,h, free of charge--4C,arried. J. W.,
Timothy Lynch, John-Nolan'and Jos.
with comic and.westteTn songs Play-
fourth on a solo rush. McKay, 'of
basis Of chatitel mortgages. This Bill
pezted, he having been on the bordler
breaking two windows. The driv-
Ortwein also Appeared for thte-Unft-
O'Rourke. For M.r. Canning: Messrs.
ing his accompaniment on -guitar. A
Palmerston, a 212 ,pound ycluirg-ster
created considerable discussion and
for seve ral days, when the news Of
er was fined $5 for failure to
ed- Church as)ki,ng for rent .of ihad.
Thomas Melady, Denni&Xal-oney, An-
I
good five -piece orchestra will furnish
drew.Ahze�e penalties and HildeZran-d-
1.
the principle was severely attacked
.
.
his passing wast inaale kfib,wma feel-
. carry I a - driver' , s license in Strat- .
Petty ana Sangster: That we pay
t 00, t� date
; -lugh
gas, - W�--Kiniion, I McMillan,
music, for dancing. Lunch will be
and Foster one ,each. I
because of the priwistions contained
ing of sadIness and- loss s, eenied. to
ford police court Tuesday.
.
Frank AWoune,11 and Roland Ken-
supplied. and all this for twtenty�five
Tive goals were scored in the third
in it as regardz- exces,sive- interest
perrvad-e the cornimunity. Everybody
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of March 1, 1934.—Carried. The'
,
nedy. . I I .
'have
cents. , � .
frame,Pakmerston notching -three a'nd
rates. An almendin6ht was made to
in town'and for miles around, knew
Clerk read F. G. Bonthron, tax col-
''statini -ar
. .
0 0 0 40 46
Vr. and ab -s., Canning beeh
Now books r�ecently added' to Bay-
Seafvrth� 2. En,gdi-s,h scored first on
,send it to the coonftittee and opi the
and loved the kindly, courteous post-
1 .6
,1,�Ctor's report ' the rears. of
residents -of Tuckersmith, Bleechwood
field Library are as folows: The
a stolo ru,s,h and, Johnston ,glamffned
division which took place, party lines
ma-ster. He was born in Oxford Co.,
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taxes far 1933 as be! .86.62. A
ng $9
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and Seafortb, before relMoving ito To-'
Fountain, Charles, Morgan; Red Pep-
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Mime the loose puck to make the
wore ,broken, some Liberals voting
a few Imiles from Woodstock. His
I
deputatio'n from, the Board of Trade
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Tonto some years ago. Mirs. ClanniTig
per RetuTlis, GTace Riclirnon4; Van-
�
e ,�: �. 10alliton scored a beauti-
r
-a
for the amendment and some Co -
parents were the late Michael Scobt
appeared suggesting surne improve -
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was a daughter of 'the late' Joseph.
insta, Hutg1h Wialpole;, The YeIIO-W
scor-
. I—
f�il ,goal after putting tbe,goalie at
servatives against it.
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and Jean Armstrong, both a ,Scot-
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EGMONDVILLE
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ments 'to the hall, also asi ng� for
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Evans, of McKill-op. I
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Briar, Pa.trjck Slater; Over the Riv-
.
his mercy. Buck-nami and Leppard
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(Continued on Page,,Six)
tish nationality. Hew" educated' in
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""r"A"""""`s""""`s`s""""
the use of the counm .%er for
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er, John Galswortby; Little Women,
Louisa, Alrott; LAgh,t of the Western
corm)bined to put SSeaiforthls count to
seven. Hudson finis-hed scori7ig orte
. ,
collegiate
the publie schools and at
Wbodstock, -afterward graduating in
their meetings. W.
' . Spencer sop-
i to erect
peared asking forpermission 'th
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Several neighbors of Mrs. H. Grieve
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-WINGHAM
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� WALTON -
Stars, .Zarie -Grey; Miss Bishop, Bess
Streeter; The Way of the, 'Scarlet
minute befaiv the g'ajire ended. Stade,
'he puck, IL
in an Attempt to catch t A
Law at Osgoo-de Hall. As a young
man -he came to Clinton and engag-
of -Egmondville, assembled at her
-home on Saturday aftern-6on to cele-
a sign east of A. C.1lark's black9ne
shap. R&ison and ;Sangster: That
Women's Hospital Aid ,present "Sylvia" in
Pianipernel, Baroness Orczy; The
it slip thro.ugh his fin&rs.
ed in the practice of law. For s,e'v-
b -rate ,her 82.nd birthday. A very
we grant W. Spencer -the privilege of
Cardno's .Uail, Seatoift, Thursday and F'ri-
day, 31M,rdh Sth and 9th, 8 Don't
Great AWakening, E. P. Oppenheim;
M. Bridge and "Rooster" Muir m-
�M.im Margaret McLean spent the
eral years he was in partnership with
onjoyable .time was spent and a nice
'
erecting a tuitable,sign to be ap-
at p.m.
mi& 9L Tickets on sade sit Aberhart's Drug.
The (Secret ,Cargo, J. S. Fletcher.
fereed. I I
week end in London.
the I -ate A% IH4 Meriming arid after the
t -ea served by -the aged hostess. A
PrOTed ,by the Street Committee.—
Store, Selaforth. Admission, 26 bents. Re-
Notri-Fictiomln Scotland Again, H.
iCluldition was the pick of the locals,
(Miss' Hazel Little, Toronto, spent
death of the latter carried on ,prac-
lovely birthday cake was served of
Carried. Petty and Shepherd: That
served seats, 35 cents. Jftney Dance on Fri-
"Sylvia."
V.- Marton; Tlje�. 'G,retait Offen '
, -91ve,
while English and Hudson starred for
-the week end with Mrs. Pearl Thomp-
tice alone. During the Scott Act per-
which all partook *ith good w�heo
'
the 'Board Of Trade be -granted th6i
id�ry Ilight after
, I
Maurice Hindus, For Sinners Only,
'These
.
Pailmerston.
son,
iod he was prose�bting attorney in-
the enforcement the in Huron,
to the honored lady. A very pleas-
'siociable time,
use 'Of the CIDuccil--cliamber free ofl
charge for their meeltirlgs-�Carvied.
Anotber of Grey to,wnship's older
-A.. J. Ru�sell; Disturbing Mir-
(Palmerston—iGual, Johnston; de-
iMiss Eleanore MeLelan,left On Von-
of act
, He
arib waz sperr. with
George Huds,cn. reported, s,ervi�g 73
and highly estemed residents in the'
,acles, Lloyd Douglas; Whither Va-
f�enc6, MoKay'and Collins; centre,
day last for a mouth's visit with
County. was appointed, postmas-
inainy reminiscences of younger days,
.
person of Alexander! Buchanan pass-
kind, Charles A. Beard; Poems of
,]Tudson; wings, E'n.glisb and,
friends in Toronto.
ter 'about the beginning o,f the pres-
of which thLt- hostess -was able to give
meals since last meeting to transie
qd ,away at his home east oT the vil-
Science, William PaIldster, IM. D.; A
.Horne;
alternates,Morrison, Struk-te, Fair and
Miss Ella Rae,, who is attending
ent century during the early years of
.
a very vi,;;id account. All went ho,me
ents. GounciUor A,obison reported for
I
lage Sunday, morning, following an
Mhatched Rotoff, :Beverly Nichols ;
I
H,unrt. �
'MacDonald Tnstitute, ,!Guelpfh, was
the LaulriqeT admdnistration' on Ithe '
later on, wishing Mrs. Grieve i-nzLny
the ,Street COmmittee, r'e the removal
Illness of only one,week's, duration.
a .
'Tracts for Diffileult Times, E. H.
., ISeaforth 'Goal, Stade; defence, E.
home, last week end.,
recomvrr4C-TAation1 of Robert Holmies,
happy returns, of the day an"d the
Of sevefal trees frollit the streets,'41-.
Mr. Buchanan, who was in his 82nd
Oliver; Per.slonality and Setience, L.
Reftnie-and G. Rennie; centre, Buck-
(Misis ,Grace Mitchell, R.N., of To-
then M -P. for tbis*riding, then known
hope that all wo-uld meet again un-
so the work of cleaning t]16'str,eets.
year, Was the last Imiember of the
I-Iough.. Junior Fiction—Why the
nam; wings, Hildebrand and Yung-
rontio, is s,pen-dinig -a few weeh with
as West Huron, and commenced -his
der. such pleasant circuirnstancEs.
Comnionications were read from the
late ,Donald Buchanan "'farlifly. .who
.H.
Chimes Rang, R. M. Allem
blut1t; alternates', Faster, Culliton,
her mother, Mrs; W. S. ,Mitchell.
duties in the office just prior to the
f.Nliss Isabelle Close was -a Toronto
following: C-o,urity Clerk, re London
came to Carrada from -Invernesshi
Ixell
A quiet wedding took plaioe at the
Leppaird, and Flannery.
Miss �Loulise Tbvmps,on, -
of Ki t
erection �of the present post office and
visitor over the week end.
Hospital, indigent case. Petty And
Scotland, and settled at Harpirrhey,
. .
-Rectory Monday eiverniing, February
.
ch.erler,' spent the week end, at the
custOmIs building, cantinluing, in Of-
Mes-srs.'GeoTge an:6,Wllharn Black
Shepherd: That the account be paid.
,
where the I -ate Mr., Buchanan, was
2,6tb, when the RL-etor, R,ev' W G.
1. . Egmondville Wins
home of her parents. ,
ftce up to the present time. He suc-
of London, were week end. guests at
—Carried. County Clerk, re notice of,
born. In the year 1854 he came with
Bug1leT joined in holy b6nds of mata
.
- ]Dgmorbdville won the first game in
Xr. and Mirs. T. J. 'McLean, Of
ceeded to the position after the death
their ho-mie, 2nd concess4h, I
nvcAlon passed for indigent cases—
his parents to Grey township and
ri-mony,,Miss Mabel Wamisley, daugh-
the finals for 'the M,dMillan Cup by
Diagonal Road, celebrated quietly
of the late Robert Port6t, an ex-M.P.
(Mr. C. Simpson was a Torouto visi-
Fiaed. Cbunty Treasurer, re tax ar-
settled on Lot 8, ,Concession 16. In
terr of Mrs. Maxy �Wiamsley qnd the
defeating Tucker9mith 2-1, SatuTday,
their tihirty-fifth weddi-v,g anniversary
Of this &-nstituemicy, who -took over
tor on Saturday.
rears4.'"Filed. Municipal World, Te
'
1892 ]he was united in marriage to
'late John WaAsley and, John, K Cani-
,March &d. The game was fast and
last week.
the office Tollowing the death of the
(Miss Marian ScotchmieT, of Bay-
salaries of Reerve and Council. Petty
Mary 'Stewart, also -of Grey town,
'
eron, son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
'Csrneron.
play never lagged during -the whole
Mrs, J. M. MacKay and her sister,
late MT. Fair, father Of W. D. Fair.
field, was a week end guest with the
a nd 'Sianjg�ter: That the - Clerk pre,
a 1bylaw the salariest
", Who pastsed away on. March 30,
Thormas Their many
I
sixty ininuites. Excitement rV high
Mrs. R. Rosis, a Chesley, ha" been
Mr. Scortt was the third postmaster
'f1he
Miisses Forrest. . .. ,
pare. -changing
of cauncillors to $1.75 regular
1914. Following ,his, imarriage 110
fr�ends exterid congratulations. , -
and both tearns, worked strenuously
singing over CFRB under thft nalme
since the incorporation of town
IMiss Milldred Shinan is visltirrk
per
moved tothi 17th concession of G,r4
.
in an effort to win, There w" a
of Rene. and, Relle.
of Clinton. For the ,past few months
with Torolito frienl&.
Meeting and the salary of the Reeve
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the week end with his father, Getorg�,
where his d�uth occurred. He leaves
to n -mourn their loss two sons, and two
whirlwind of men, -kates, and sticks
wherever the puck happerield, to be.
Walter �Lockridlge, W. V", Wyck,
Clarke McLean, Howard FWler - and
he had, been u-nable to attend to his
Office duties. 'On' account of Illness. In
,
-to $3.00 pe,r regular meeting for
passing at next meeting. — Carried).
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daughters, J. B:-'Bud-banan, Walion, ,
Donald, at home; ,,Mrs. Charles Huff-
I.
Jackson, I .
'Th,& Warth moeting of the W. ,M. S.
Dgirl"Ondville notch ed two, counters in
the fir�,t frame but Tuickersmith kept
W. Currie motored. to Toronto on
Saturday last to see! the Maple, 1ARfs
January he was taken to Victoria
Haspitall, London, where he under-
Also &ue from the Camsdian' P&r-
forming Right Socie'ty, re licemse of
mom�
The following is the* school report
man, 13*wd&n, Alberta, and"Mr.s. Wini.
FAMatt , of Wtichell. The funeral was
and W. A. of Duff's Church will be
held in ,the basement Of the church
up "the' ,attack and it was anybody's
ganie, right to, the last.
and Rangers play hockey.
.
went an operation but which did not
effect a cure of his malady and since
habl.—Same filed. Bills and accounts
w,ere read� as. follows.: Hensiall Hy-
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held from his late reisidence, on
on -Wednesday afternoon, Mlar,h 14.
lEgniondville put on an attack In
,radual-
returning home he thad, bex-&Tr g
of S- S. No- 6, Ray, for the Months
dro 10cimirnission, Hydro, $�7.84; Treas-
�
lVesday. aftern . -The slervice was,
. 0CM
CukAfninlg,
A masquerade, dauce will be heild
in the A. IO. U. W. IHlall on Friday
-the first period that had the 'I)acker-
�
a solo rush trai[leidi by Flositer. Jim
ly becoming weaker. Mr. Scott was
Presbyterian in later
Of January and February. HGnours,
75 peT-cent., Pass- 60 per cernt., below
urer United Church, shed rent, .$6.00;
Huron Exposirtor, printing, $
,conducted by Re�v. Charles
pastor of Duff's United Church, of
evening, Mm,oh- 16th. Prizes ,will be
for best dressed Is4y, best
smith tealm) disorganized. J,eo - Hick-
nel Epbo,t a hat on6 past Sandy' Dloig
IMorHs beat R. McGeach for Tuck-
erstmith's only counter. Fopter, to
a religion, and
United 'ClinTch. He was an Elder in
-
60 T" ce"t-, u`-9atisfsctO�'y- S"r. IV.
'Foster 71, Freddie Farwell
.3.54;
Huron ,County, iliftent. care, $18.12;
W&rld, F.
which Mir. ,Buchanan was a member.
awarded
dressed best colmlic cost'arne t�hd-
' after receivi,ng a nice forward, pugs
,
make 's-ur"e of it, banged in ibe puck
the former "Millds Presbyterian church
4rene
67. Jr. TV--4EI-gin Kipfor 66. Sr. ra
Municipal sup%ilies, $d.34;
W. Hess, $19; Gordlon Par -
.
'The pallbearers were John, Ribe-hie,
George VAllialmiston, John Bolger,
gent,
f, .... I ... ... .
, best Aressed coupe. The music' will
from Art Nichoolsom three minutes
J,Olm
after I t had rebounded flrom inside
and was'prominent in all its actitvi-
ties. W'hen question of union of'
eith Wildffong 73, Leonard Roff-
---4K �
printing,
ker cleaning streets, $2.40; Oeorge
,
Don.mn.'Johnston, John Smil.H4 andi
I
-be furnished by the'local orchestra.
after the start of the game.
Flannery drew the only penalty of
the ,net. � I
Frorm then until close of the
,the
the strongest advocates of the move-
man,70, Arthur Poster 66, Cyril,Gim,
Smale, snow plowing, $2.00; W. S"Oe
as
Vr(illiam, Eni,tt. IntleT.M,,1t W ' made
-160-metery. .
Lunc-h will be served by the memifbers
from the boundary aVo 14-bh conces-
the (firsit period tfor cross-checking
,the
game there wals'nott let up -and many
d-,,
ment ... ATT -d when the union, was .
,gerich 65, Leunis Gingeric,li 49, Neil
Gingerich (absedt). Jr. III—'Marie
cleaning �stmVets6, 60o; Ikm i
v Rlands�
cleaning stratts, $1.90; ,George -Hud-
in Rrus@991
The. weekly, meeting of the Y. P.
.
910110 a moullop.
'Me
Foster. Dgmond�ville's second line
notched the second g6al 1when Kling,
nice plays were seen. Morris ,drew
Or
a r(e,qt f. a tr�p ,M Flannery for
fected became a leading member of
Wesley Willis United. He will be
Wein 66, Ruth Witmer 57, Vincent
son, 73 meals, transients $18.25; . S.
'S.. of Duff's Church was held'on �91m-
,
serrice in Duft"s ChuTch Ww
_ d by Rev. C. C.,*.i,g on .
Conduct,.
Kruse and, ,C. Flannery made- a rush.
interfer4ag with Bob Archibald. Arch-
4
greatly rnissed in #the latter church
where he was in Sessi,6n,-Ging,pTich
Smith 55, Alber� Hoffinam. 54, Gerald
.
43, Pearl Bridges 38. ST.
Rennie, relitetr supplies, 69'e- K Scott
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re,
Ideff ;sulpipakeg, 77r-; T, h *t;��
clay evening vkth the'pr<9siderrlt, Miss
4Gertrude Miller, in charg*. Follow-
.
iSunday nl�orning. . The subject for
his, dIscouTse was ,,The First chris
B. Kruse passed out from the corner
.
and F. Kling golfed� the puck into
ibald was waiting for a pass from
-Foster who was in the corner. D=
pirtilminerlit
and fSuruday School and where hils
110oreen Gingerich 67. ST. l—
Delta Gingerich 79, MiarY Hoffman
mond, relief supplies, $1:29; W. R.
Davidlvort, $17.90, ball $29.66,
ing a s,hbrt song service with Miss
an- in paradis,,,,
. tL
the -not. Foster broke ,through but
to
lbule eh-arked Fostier when the, latter 4
counsel was ,gileatly valuedL Hie
studied deeply and was ConveTsant iLtl
62. Primer—Chaxilio Br�d�ea 63. AV-
relief
Fire Department, $1&13; tow, ,
Margaret Chmilrning presiding at the..
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iXdCreoch came out a his not
Both. worked furiously
was on his -way to ,low, ,nd Art
Bible literMure -and, withal, del4y
erage aittendante, 16.75. Irene Fos-
$65.69; G. Cose, relief $15.40, hall,
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L 0 Jr.c. OF
Vidno, Psalm 47 was, read responsive-
The ing -wasl- read,
ly. - -- ScApture readi
save. -sides
. th# gftlleq w6l* Wpipered fTom
am
Eigroond'vfiale had the
Nicholson tripped him ,ten seconds
later. With tW, M,,,ft &Ort on Bt,.
,
spiritual.
-young
ter had fewest rnfistakes -in spft1ling
. ,
for the two miantlhs� — Beryl Pfaff,
$31,06, total $46.46. 'roW- .$ 9. 8 .
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pe%ty and, Sliepherd. That accounts
by de preisident after which a prayer
...
every angle.
nitiondville .tealm4 Tuickersmith stormed
As a man he Trmrrie�d Miss
* Teacher. I
as read be paidLCarried. Saikster
W119 I off4redjby the pastor. Me topic
"tilvilehhven'6 Through Church' i��
COLD WEATHER
I best of the play in the first period.
'John Flhnnery drew-th.6, only ,pen-
IATOGeoch but he held them out. �
Foatev drew Tuckersv4ibli's Orly
Amie Mehers, a Gode:Tieh towni-
r
ghifp, an adblybM daug;ht . er of thelarte
. .
and Robison: 7%st echo Rowe take
.
. . .
dolithiW1 ,viias taken by Douglaa En-
.
game, t1heTe was no let up and many
pem]fty for gMng;(:>yri1 plannery the
MT. alld 19TS. Whitely,'whlo, prede'ceas
the nece'sism-y- steps, in ithel ewe .'of
N. Reichert,as tegar&. hist. casie or
I
WEA. ,Durhig the offerrinig a 13dano, 80110
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l YET
and-th, however, couldn't find the net
for E,grn(yndlvflle was al-
boards. For a final game itw" fair-
' dis-
ed him by ,pearly -thirty years. In
he
, - � . I I
removal to County E[lome,-X�a�
nM" played 1by Ass � Mary - Hum
Ties. The, roll- call was reso . unded to
a" 'oM,m in the church. Ile min-
=
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a counter.
so.held scoreless. Bob Axlebibald and
Foster broke through the forwards, I
"
ly clean and both teams put on a
play of hockey that had.the fans in
an uproar all dluiring the gilume. � Y
,
1918 agiAn married. His �econd'
wife was Agnes, younger daughter
of ,the late Mr. and 31*. Jas. rAir,
I
'
Accou
Petty and Rokson: That wer now ad -i
iourn,-4Carried.—Jamleg A. Pater�,
Clerk. � .
a %1*
,J tb 1',m,us %eeting W
foEowed by the People's
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HAMILTON
several timesi ibut c6uldnit* gid�, Wt,
both ddenee and g.oultendeT, - 'Abi
the ice ,had, 6�en a - little lifarder, play
have.6een ele�Lner, it could
atlid ii;ndyw of 'Dr. 0am0bell,,of -De-
troilb, vd io survives hfin. There
I fl-tS
. .
(ContbMet dh Pup 4) J
�Yoilmg
rkop repestled, in unitson. The pal-
. �'�11 ...... ...
,Morris Arflaed some hot ones at
would -but
hardly -have been -amy fast&r.
.also
survivle one son., �Stewart,' ^toronto,
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toi, Bev. C4 10�mrming ,gave a talk
..
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DOMESTIC M
Sandy. Doig but he tui-hed thelm a-
HickmIll in
,-Rooster" -Muir refereed and -had
and two dbughters, Mrs.,4i%.), Ah
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on I�Ohurdh Relationships" and the,
%-#-nKE
ts;ide. worked c10130 On
.
his hands full to, keep up with the
vins, Sandvich, Ont., and , Sean,
ss
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WVeral occasions but his dhots were
pisy., .
14 social aerrice woirk in, Toronita� and
As Dr. Mackay has retired
1111111111111111 . WAllft
prs�,er. The meeting next Sun,&Y
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is a good -
either heldi out or he was skated to
, �
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Tuckersmith-4GOal, S-. D -01g;, r. de-
two grandchUdr4m, James S�mtt Ad-
from would those
�
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I . ,01�er 4
'Mri and 'VMS. teo. wuvmwi liil��
'
e� ,will be in, charge 4 the- mio.
.
.
, eorner� I I �
high' in the th"
fence, P baim ,1. ,defence, J1 D&g;
i`$DsbST;'T.
ams, alrad Mary Scott Aidams. There
practicet,
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slOnWry . Conjonor, M,a ...-Dordthy
lDr;a,c . I ,� I 1
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Fuel''
I F�eeuoga ran
' with Tuckeromith
period QiVaklimg a
tebtiNe, Wing, W. wctak�
ney4,, .1. wing, Bob Archibald- alter-
0
are tvl�o brothers livinix, Thomhs and
Williarm, farmiurg in. Oxford 4�ounby,
. .
. owing accounts kipdly settle '
,day an Lgoo# IM�enilo� 0"W, 1�0-�
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frautic effort to stage a rally, Joba
na,tes, F. Reynolds, F. lSpro6,t, F.
,
libar W�oodstook. The funeral will be
' ' �
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dtiew a, rest. 11*9--Meknell .took a
AVphibald, N. -Patrick, �,
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