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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1928-05-10, Page 51M f THE EXETER TJMES-ADVOCATE r»4HI THCrtSDAl', MAY 10,1., 1»28 % V of (Commerce CLINTON, ONTARIO Students may enter at any time . B. IT. WARD, B.A., M,Accti. Phone 1»» HENSALL The fine, warm weather of the past two weeks has been welcomed by the farmers in this district and the past few days has .^tofpd the grass grqwii)g and a farmersi $$&• turning to pasttpe, while in -town gardenpig is the drder of the d$y,' ' , 7 The Mission Band or the United' church held their regular meeting on Sunday afternoon and after ,the devotiondl exercises the following program was given; reading by Miss Katherine Drysdale, duet by Gladys Passmore and Hazel Hudson, read ing by Leonard Hoggarth, instru mental by Pearl Elder, Tlje study was then taken in a very able man ner by Miss E, Morrison after av hicli the meeting closed with prayer. The meeting of 'the youqg peoples’ league of the United church was held on Monday evening with a good attendance present; and Miss. Nora Follick presiding, . After • the devo tional part of the meeting, Leonard Hoggarth sang a very pleasing solo, entitled, “The Wasted Crust”; a very interesting topic was given by Mrs., A. McDonald on “Currie, as I know’ him,” after which an instrumental was given by Miss Avis Lindenfjeld. The meeting, was- then closed with" prayer. w-wW.■Primary Room Jr; II—Leonard Hogarth 578, L. Bell’ 536, Jean Foster 524, Grace Wui’m 510, Ronald Peck 502, Ro bert- Drysdale 493, Alvin Linden- field- 470, Ivan K-epfer 422, 'Ruth Rell 336, Mary Wolff 216. ; ■ $ J1! H B—Herbert Drummond 212 Hrma Kepfer 209, Margaret Shep- 1G7. ; First—Edith Wurm 182, Max Hudson 179, Kenneth Passmore 177, Mona Glenn 174, 172, Herman Wolff mons 156. Sr. Pr.—Douglass Ray; Foster 168 ;■Jr. Pr.—l|arbara Elva McQueen 34, uwr& <><>, Alice Pfaff 31, Wilma. Green 31, L, Hudson 29, Shirley Twitchell 28, A. Tw-itchell 27, George Sangster 22. • «-■ Jessie Buchanan, teacher HENSALL COUNCIL MEETING • ...’ The regular monthly meeting of the village council was held on Mon- 'dhy evening with all members pres ent. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted on motion of 'Petty and Sangster. The court foi’ t'lfe revision of the assessment roll Will be held on Monday evening, .AJay 28tli, at 8 p.m. A number of accounts were presented and were ordered paid. Councillor Petty then bi’duglit up the matter of a grant to he Orangemen for their celebration on July 12th. It was decided to give th.eTOrangemen $50. By-Law No. 6 wp&^then given its first, second-and third readings appointing George Hudson as a special officer to en force the Liquor Control Act in the village. The council are determined, to have this act enforced and- by /having their own special officer all fines will remain in the village in stead of being taken out. The mat- ter of the Black Creek Drain assess ment was discussed and an appeal will be made against the assessment The clerk was instructed to write to ! the Ontario Forestry Branch about getting some young trees for our park. The matter of the oiling of the streets was taken up. Some of the council are not in favor of oiling •the streets 'this year but using the money, (about $500) the cost last year, and adding another $500 to -it and spending the $1,000 in gravel which would put the roads in town in good shape. The street committee . was instructed to secure a grader and get 'the streets in good shape ' as csoon as possible and to fill any holos up with gravel. The clerk was ■ instructed to write to the County ; engineer about having a car of oil 1 put off at Hensall so we could take out,, what we need as there will no ; daub.t' be some oil used. The reeve brought up the matter of better street lighting and said that a row of lights could be run up the north ; side of King St. and that 100 candle ; power lights could be used on both j sides and distribute the light better tha.n having the 200 c. p. lights on one side only and the cost would be the same without any extra cost to the ^ratepayers. As the Hydro’ .QqiUOjission has plenty of funds on . hand the reeve suggested that the : lights on the south side of King st. 1 be lowered a foot or eighteen inches and on the north side suitable poles and brackets and clear glass globes be secured which would give our street a splendid appearance. The reeve said that he would take the matter up with the Hydro Commis sion this week and as there will be : a meeting in town on Friday on the ( Black. Creek Drain matter and at ; which the council will- be present, ; this matter will again be discussed. ; The meeting then adjourned. *■ Seeds f 'Seeds! |f ................................ S ■' '■■■ ■■' We have a carefully. sqjected.( qf ^ed Clover, Alsike, White, and Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover* AlfaHa, Timothy, Orchard and Blue Grass Seeds etc., which we offer at very close prices. Our Clover Seeds are all home grown-'and/are government standard. We have also a stock of See.il Corp, Peas, Beans, Potatoes and other field seeds. We handle only |h,e best grades. OUR TERAIS ON SEEDS ARE CASH OUR PRICES CLOSE. J, J ’ A CALU G Zwicker General Merchant ' Crediton, Ontario •hbrd'204, David Sangster 199, Lloyd . 'TWilAlr 1 «<7 Principal ——.—--——. Mr. Wren Ayres has resigned liis position with Messrs, Petty and Wren, and left Tuesday morning for Sarnia. Miss Mona McGregor, who has been visiting for the past week with friends in Detroit, returned home on Saturday, Ma L. R. Coles, of Toronto, has been appointed manager of the Bank of Montreal here, to succeed Mr. W. A. Houston. Mrs. Jas. Taylor, who has been visiting for the past few weeks in Toronto, returned home Saturday evening last. Mr. Clhreuce B, Munn, of Pontiac, Mich., visited over the week-end at -the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex, Munn. The many friends of Mrs. Robt. Bonthron will be pleased to learn that she is improving nicely cafter ■her recent illness. Mrs. R, Y. McLaren and daughter Margaret visiteii last week in Tor onto where Margaret took part in the oratory contest. y Mr, William and Mae Simpson and ed over the week-end with relatives and friends in town. Mr..and Mrs. C. Hiser and family hake moved’ into town from the farm, and are occupying the house owned by Mr. Milne Rennie. Mrs. E. Sheffer, who lias been, spending the .past few weel<3 , with" relatives in Port Huron, Rowell and' Toronto has reutrned home. ' • ’ ' Mr.‘ and Mrs. R. McKenzie atten ded the funeral of their brother-ih- ' law, Robert J. Nicholson, of Wyom ing, on Thursday afternoon last. Mr. and Mrs. J. Parks ’and son William and Mrs. J. Johnson and Miss .Margaret Johnson visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Doug lass, of Hyde Park. A meeting was held in the . town hall on Friday evening last of those being, assessed for tlie improvement of the Black Creek Drain. The feel ing of the meeting was against the drain. ’’ At the morning service in the United church on Sunday last Miss Avis Lindenfield and der rendered a very which was very much congregation. The many friends Mickle, who has been confined to her room for the past week with ill ness, with a nurse in attendance, will be pleased to know that she is pro gressing favorably. Mr, Jack Stacey, of Detroit, vis ited over the week-end at his home j in town, ’ ■ Mr. Wm, Moore, of London, visit ed on Friday last with relatives in the village. Mr. Jas.,Tapp, of Western Uni versity, London, is visiting at his home here, Mr, Thos. Shaddock and family visited with relatives at Londesboro on Sunday. Miss Viola Lemon, of Mitchell has taken a position with Mr* and Mrs E, F. Jackson A number from Hensall attended the Anniversary services ht Kippen on Sunday last. Mro David Robertson is making some improvements to his dwelling on Brock street. Mr. R, J. .Patterson has .accepted a position as bookkeeper with Mr’ Orville Twitchell, ■ Mr. Walter Schuking, of London, visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKay, y Mr. and Mrs. Milton Stothers, of* ^iss Marie Prevost, of Detroit, visit- vToronto, visited recently for a.-few days with friends in town. Mrs. Dr: Smith nnd baby of St. Marys are visiting with her .parents Mr. and Mrs. George C. Petty. DR. R. 1. P. DOUGALL L ■ < \Honor graduate of Faculty of Medicine, and Master of Science, University of Westerii Ontario. Member of College of Physicians •nd Surgeons of Ontario. Office two doors,east of Post Office. ’a „ HENSALL ONT. .... . ..- Phone 56 - Residence 114 AUTHORIZED CHRYSLER DEALER Jno. Passmore, Hensall * • * PHONE NO. 31. Keith Buchanan 158, Jack Sim- Sangster 175, Shepherd 36, Mary Clark 33. CREDITON T*T ~TT ■ Miss Pearl El- pleasing duet, enjoyed by the of Mrs. Laird 4 do without the things youve always wanted in a motor car . . - Luxury . . . Comfort . . . Smoothness . . . Performance . Roominess ... Style . . . Beauty . . . “The Bigger and Better” Chevrolet, .gives you ALL— The beauty, style ‘and’, luxury of modem Fisher bodies. The comfort and easy riding of longer wheelbase, and long semi-elliptic “Shock-absorb-’ er” springs. The power, smoothness and de pendability of Chevrolet’s jugged valve-in-head engine. tThe 's^’efy'ot positi^' four-wheel brakes (and extra Aftd added-refine- \ merits, such as. 'air-.c^h’^i^oil-filter, crankcase ' breather, W windshi^'raj'^indirectly-liglited in-1' strument panel and marly- others. Why do without ANY’df these things, when you can have them ... in Chevrolet ... at the • lowest prices in all Chevrolet history? c-5-s-2»c T?iri G.M.A.C. . . . General Motors' own deferred payment plain utfardi the most convenient and economical way oj buying y.mr Chevrolet on time. f RuacUtec - Touring - Coiipo - detach - - Sedan - - ^890.00 835.00 470.00 625.0d 635.00 HEW LOWER PBSCES . >625.00 - - 625.00 - - 740.00 . - 740.00 - - 835.00 Ro»d»tcc Expre.is All Prices at Factory, Oshawa, Ontario. (I nirrnnienl Taxes, Bumpers and Spare Tire Extra. PBODUCT OF GENBRAL MOTORS OF CANADA. LIMITED » Inipcrint Sedan - • Cabtiolet. > • - Commercial Cha*»i» - Roadster Delivery • Ton Truck Chaaai# * - ... J650.00 MISSION BAND CONCERT The Mission Band of the United church hold a/very enjoyable enter tainment in the basement of the church on Friday evening last. A splendid program being arranged by Miss E. Morrison and Miss E. Ellis., Every number was well givdn and the children are to be congratulated in the-way they took their parts. Following was tlie- excellent pror ..gram, opening chorus ‘^Missionary Nation,”; reading by Ray Hatfer'son; duet by Bella Smale and Florence McDonald; dialogue “Why do we work for the Mission”; followed by •an, exercise Ten little Indians; song I bin going to try; recitation ,by .Har old Sherritt; girls chorus, Children’s Joy; recitation by Ald.on Appleton; instrumental by Eleanor Skinner, boys ''chorus, “Never Come Late”; play in eight acts “Charity Con science,” parts taken by Marion Sin clair, Gladys Passmore, Pearl Elder, Lula Lindenfield, Joyce Scruton, Ha zel Hudson, Mavis Spencer and Olive Brock, who deserves special mention for tlio splendid way m. which they all took their parts. This lowed by an exercise by 15 titled the “Shining of'the after which the singing of tional anthem brought the to a close. was fol girls en- Liglit;” the Na- program REV. J. GARBUTT SPEAKS IN INTERESTS OF BIBLE SOCIETY annual service in the inter file Western Ontario Branch British and Foreign Bible was held last Sunday even- the United church on which The ests of of the Society ing in occasion there was a' large attend ance. In the opening services Rev. T. W. Jones read the scripture les son on the Parable -of the Sower, followed by a well rendered duet by Mr. Goodwin and Mr, Sam Rennie. Tlie Treasurer, G. J. Sutherland was called' upon to read .the (report for the past year, and in the'absence of the Secretary, Mr. Petty, who was attending divine service at Exeter. The minutes were read by G. J. Sutherland, who also spoke briefly on the Bible, and the great^ blessing it had, and was destined to achieve for the nations of the world if its teachings were adopted. Rev. Capt. Garbutt gave an interesting address as the field, secretary of the Ontario banch, with headquarters at London, tracing the growth and extension of the Society from its inception to its far reaching work and achievements, and how worthy it was of support, following this interesting address the choir rendered fine anthems, a very liberal plate collection was eii up', and when added to by scription lists will represent a total. tak- sub- nice UNITED CHURCH W. Al. S. The AV. M. S. of the United church held its regular monthly meeting in the church basement on Thursday afternoon last, with the president in the chair. After the opening hymn was sung tlie L6rd'>_prayer was re peated in unison, the last meeting adopted, followed by the roll call with. 22 members present. The col lection was taken up and amounted to $12.65. A letter was read from Mrs. T. Welsh, also from Mrs. Gso Douglas, both" of whom are confined to their home through illness, thanik- ing the ladies of the W. Al. -S. for the lovely frowers and dainties sent to them. A number of leafiest on “Stewardship” were very ably glveh by Mrs. D. A. Cautelon and Airs. 'G. Hess, followed by player by Airs. W. DougaU. A “very pleasing feature of the meeting was the report- of the Huron Presbvterial W. Al. S. which was held in Wingham recently. This was given by Airs. A. McDonald. It was decided to have the ladies of the W. Al. S. of the Clinton United Church give their- pageant on May' 11th in the Committees rangements made for the pagent, afte which meeting with prayer. HENSALL SCHOOL REPORT An asterisk means that pupil .has missed one or more exams. •Sr III—Mabel Fee 78, M. Hemp1- hill 73. Harvey Hudson ’69, Lloyd Tandenfield 66. J'olin Farquhar 64, R. Passmore 5 8, Stewart Bell 57, E. Wolfe 54*. Jr. Hi red Follick 82, Alinnfe norethy Dvithiiubfid 66, 65, K a tli br i d fe’ ’ Di‘ys d a 16 et KenttlW^ 6^,1 Hath Id' Gliye! ®rock ’00, RoSs : Gladys ^Sattndercock 33SrJ Ii—Alary Little 77, Kenneth Miuuih 74, Dorothy McQueen 74, MornA Hudson 67, Harold Bonthron 62/EdgA’f Wurm 60. B,- Glenn ©'Z*, Nellie Fee 53, Nena DatefS'40.1 ■ M. Ellis, teacher of The minutes of were read and basement of the church, were formed and ar- Mrs. Lammie closed the •Norman Sinclair 85, Mild- Sangster 71, ■Irene Smale • 62, Mhl'gar- Higgiiis 55, Mclllroy 43, DASHWOOP Dr. H. H. Cowen, L.D.S.. D.D.S. DENTAI, SURGEON At office in Hartleib Block, Dash wood, first three das of week and at office over the Post Office, in Zurich, last three days of week. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Eidt. Ingersoll, and Mr. and Mrs. John Eidt and daughter. Mildred, of New Hamburg, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. Stade. Mr. and Mrs. May, Miss Tillie Ehlers and Air. Wm. Ehlers, of Kit chener, spent the week-end with relatives here. Mr. and Airs. Ed. Seibert, of De troit, spent the week-end with the latter’s Rev. l'erence Mrs. visiting , ,t . ..continues quite ;pqq'ri^ Air. Ira Tiernan spent the week-end ,ftov. Killinger, < . Henry Ehlers. < oH-onzUno- I a Cl I Lt 11 U III this week. of Vancouve____ is he/ihAthep Baker., 'who nf-?AVhlicefton, ;’tli his parents. London, will 'be Lutheran next Suhday evening, Tillie Kellar, " daughter Of Chas. Kellar^ .who .Bev. occupy the pulpit in tli churchMiss Mr. and Mrs ■ecently underwent an operation for appendicitis in a London hospital, returned home Saturday and is now doing*, as well as can be expected. n of KHIVA Mr. Russell Schroeder has rented (he farm, formerly owned by Mr. F. Schroeder. Mr. Schroeder takes possession at once. Mr. Jas. Ziler has purchased a new Whippet Sedan car from ‘Mr. Bert Doyle; -of Exeter. Miss Florence Han.over has return ed home, having spent the- past few months in Zurich. Mr. and Airs. Wm Mr. and day. jMlss I< itlng her Neeb. „Alrs. L. ______ . -Sunday with friends near Zuidclj.- . -:Mr, and Airs Jas. Ziler speiiDSun day vvith Mt’. Albert Mosser and family of Corbett. . ..... Mr. and Mrs. Owen Atkinson, of Grand Bend, xalWl on Mt’.* andt'Mrg. Otto Willert on Sunday. Jrs Mrs. Hen Al Ei 8 o 11 visited Shade on Sun- f ExeteKais vis- Mrs. Cockwill, visited for a week with her sister in London, , ,;j Revt and Mrs. Drier visited * in C week. Mr. and Mrs. Esli j Exeter, spent Sunday ■ in Crediton. Rev. and Mrs. E, spent Monday and Tuesday with•■reji, atives in Stratford and Tavistock.' Mr. Thomas Appleton, of Exeter{, I spent a few days the past week vis-‘ Ring relatives and friends here. Miy and Mrs. Clifford Mallett, of Detroit, visited at the home of Mi’*.' and Mrs. Ed. Fahrner over Sunday’.' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis' ahd Mrs. Joab Sims spent Sunday with' Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Simms, Exeter? Mrs.' J.- Mallott and son Kenneth and Miss D. Mallott and Mr, A. Hyp.d spent Sunday at-the Central Hotel Mi\ and Mrs. Joseph Bullopk.rgmd daughter, Helen spent Sunday with- Mr. and Mrs. B. Preszcator, of near., Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. George Wright, of Windsor, spent Wednesday with the' latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Lawson. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Flynn spent Sunday With the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tuffield Tetreau, 'of- Grand Bend. Mrs. G. Fischer has returned to her home in Dashwood after visit ing with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fischer, for some weeks. We are pleased to see Mrs.' Wm.. Fischer able to be out ag^in after being confined to her home for some, time through illness. Mr. Alonzo 'Hodgins intends mov ing to London in the near future and will hold an auction sale-of his household effects Tursday, May 17’.. See adv, on another page. Crediton United Church Notice, A Mother’s Day Service will be held in the Crediton United church next ’Sunday evening, May l-3th. An- appropriate address and music will be given. A cordiaj welcome, to all. Service begins at 7:30 o'clock. . Women’s Distilute The annual meeting of the Wo men's Institute was held in the; Institute hall on Tuesday afternoop May 1st, with Mrs. C. Zwicker pre siding. The meeting was opened by singing the- Institute Ode and re- peating the Lord’s Prayer in. unison. The regular business was then' trans acted. It was decided to hold a pic nic on July 11th. Mrs. Zwicker was appointed delegate to Windsor, Ont. Yearly reports were read by the sec.-treasurer and the convenor of the Good Cheer Committe. These reports showed that we had a very successful year. The treasurer re ported a balance of $146.00 in the oank. Ihe election of officers then took place. Mrs. H. Young, 2nd vice president had charge of this phi’t of the meeting with the following result: president, Mrs. C. Zwicker;- 1st vice president, Mrs. H. K. Eilber,' 2nd vice president, Mrs. H. Young; secretary-treasurer, pianist, Mrs; pianist, Miss then favored Airs. W. l\f. ---- ----- Mawhinney. This was followed by; a very interesting talk on “Evolut ion of Prison Reforms,” given by Rev. W. M. Sippell after which Mrs. W. Smith favored us with a vocal sblq. This was followed by our usual happy social hour. The.hostesses, in cbarge were Mrs. J Mrs. C. Sims, Mrs. and Mrs. H. Browp. r, of Zurich, Crediton* one day Mast Heywood,; of, with friends S. JEscoeks > n Mrs. M'. Telfer; E. Fahner; assistant C. Morlock. We were, with a vocal duett by Sippell and Mrs. T. Evangelical News Mother’s Day will be Hf., ^origin an, T. Maw'liinney ELIMVILLE The Singing School Concert given in the church here Tuesday evening of last week was not favored with a good attendance but the pro gram,was splendid nevertheless. Mr. (^oulding’s class^sang eight choruses whidli were well received and show reel considerable improvement since ■beginning. It is hoped that later on the good work will commence again. Mr. George Grant ,of Exeter, gave several violin selections which were played in splendid manner, Mr. L. Pfa’tf also of Exeter gave a number of ’readings that kept the audience in good humoi* and added spige tlie program-.. Mrs. Fred Wrigfit sang.two solos in her'usual capable manner. ~ four numbers also, The, Male,; Qu,ayt^t^^an^! bers also. The .lections by Mr. Goulding were beaut iful and played in his masterly man- 'ner were a great treat indeed as.al so his playing in accompanying Mrs. Wright and Mr. Grant, Mrs, Well. Skinner pianist of the church ac companied the quartette and sfng- ,i.ng class in a /very creditable man- jdes'erving special mention. The applause following each number on the. program showed that the aud ience, though small, appreciated ithe. efforts of the performers. We hope that at some future time they will come again when, a larger crowd will be able to be present and enjoy their skill in their different lines- ' ... -•* i(>Mr. Nelson Coultis is imp'ro-^Kpg; though slowly, and will be- confined to fils: bed for some weeks ye# as he'’is in a very weakened-^onditfbn. "'We "Understand that'”the atten dance kt Sunday School last Sunday wks a record breaker, their being 14'3 'present. Mr. and Mrs. Young, of London, ■visited at Mr. Chas. John’s this week. CHISELHURST , H f Mr., and Mrs. Chas. Wilkinson, of Wingham, spent the week-end ’with his brother, .Mr. Wm. Wilkinson-and family. ' * ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilkinson, . ' of - -London, visited ,qii Sunday with the former’s father, Mr. Wm. Wil kinson. , ; Mr. Noah Horton recently under went an operation in Victoria hos pital, London. His many friends hope for a speedy recovery. ji < Mrs. H. Jacobi has returned to her .-home from the Exeter hospital. Her many friends are glad to see her home again and hope to see her around again soon. .-.Mr. J6hn Pepper has purchased a new Essex car. Mr. R. D. Bell has purchased a McCormick-Deering tractor andnew ____ also a land packer. CROMARTY The May meeting of the Crom- AI. S. met at the home of McLellan on Thursdayarty W. Mrs. Audrey last- with a good attendance present ,Mr.S', Jas. Scott, retiring president, .presided over--, the .meeting' Ayhicli was opened by singing the 12th ps selection led in prayer by MH. Scott Mjs. McLellan read the portion of the; study bd’ok for that day. Mrs. Scott gave a ■ very interesting ac count of -the Provincial Meeting of the W. AT. S. held at Guelph., Hymn . 24S . was sung after which[ Mrs. Allen led in prayer. The business part of the meeting was dealt with. Mrs. John Hamilton read the scrip ture lesson. Mrs. Allen read a very interesting paper on the progress of our,Work .-in China. Hymn 495 was sung after which, the meeting was .cldsed with - 'the'Lord’s-, prayer in unisoif. * c The ypuiig people of the Mission Band of Mitchell motored over on Monday evening and spent the even ing at the Manse along with tlie yotmg people of the Mission Band of Cromarty. A very delightful even ing was spent.e” Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Jinks, of Hen sall, called on friends here on Sun day.'- *. ■ . Rev. Mr. Elder attended the meet ing of the Synod held at Wo'odstock on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of last week. Mrs. Speare has returned to her home after spending the winter in Toronto. Mrs. Robertson, postmistress, has " her property to Mr. J. ■Andrew McLellan will residence in the near observed- next Sunday in the Evangelical churchy Mother’s Day sermon in the morn- ing service and a special pjsogram in the Sunday School sessiom’-There should be a large attendant of mothers and relatives.» Special^mu sic, together with' the choir. ."There may be a male quartette to assist. Mr. Ed. and Mrs. Alf. Pratt, of De troit, visited at the parsonage over the week-end. Miss E. Grenezbach accompanied them on their return on Monday. Mrs. L. Stahl, who has, been on the sick list for a week is ‘again on the way of recovery. , Miss Clara Gaiser gave her ora tion on “Evangelism,” Tuesday ev ening at a special young people’s- meeting in Dashwood Evangelical chprch, A number of friends from Dd'^hw^od haying; W&gn. at Crediton when that oration' was given at the Oratorical Contest, thought it at least worth ■while to listen to it once mbre. Miss Gaiser however did not receive ' the •‘frrbf place -iff $th& con test, that honor belongs to another person who will be heard at some later date at the District Rally of ’Religious Education also at .Dashj, wood. disposed of •Speare. Mr. occupy the future. Mr Will ,rna. Neeb, of Exafeois w>s- parents Mr. 'and^Mra'; Alps' Diertich and family spent 1 3 Colquhoun has rented -thp home lately occupied by Mrs. QpVdiner and has moved in the fore part of the week.Mr . ited latter „____ _________ Mr. Wm. Mctiaran And family, of Hensall,, visited/i.^'wiih friends at Cromarty on Suiiday last. Mi%- •Ernie Graham vis-and. ________ ____ ____ with friend's, at Avonton the part of last week Lucan skating rink will be levell ed and used as a lawn tennis court,, during the summer months. *h\.' ..... ....—........_. ■ ■■