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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1956-03-15, Page 1The Seaforth News WHOLE SERIES, VO14 78 Kille Bloo I saw bloody ing. Du was the Abell ed to lb many ,d dellows lawn Or cometh' dozen 1 in and The` His !pit with th ore. ;Al couple hem, it ing, pit' carried horrible Tams roamin side o months, (bolder. have b !Last While p yard. A w ten by town. It is died .do wary an On chereter Blue, • badly ISatu don's IS town to rescue, Mhos that to te11 plc have ib their s dol th Who Will it from a beat for th Itis powerf bloody a 'child It h where all set forth. J The Memor Tuesd highly forth i sepal , He ha for so' hospi Boa there in 191 er of ,.;tears. former Hell, daught Dam W. M. Mrs. ces, M lin; B he,rdt, .Dori B are 12 great surviv The Friday James' er E. pallbe nell, Jack James haeme carnet HOME 'The Borth held o 8.15 'p 'charge :Serve speak 'pus sk Adnan The of the other was rc H. Wi „Th, 'af hot hall tl ":and 1 the re ,taken incinei mace." NorI Rev, 10 Adult 11 Isaviona '7 Goadn Egn Rev 10 Adult 11 Serino Jew". Thu IServic Mc ,Ca vice 1 a.m.; . Bethel E. L• servic Mi hist SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1956 $1.60 a Year ,uthurised an. Second Claes. matt, Pout Office Dept, Ottawa Snowdon Bros., Publishers r Dogs Leave sly Trail in town the killer 'dog's :at their work on !Saturday morlt- r family dog,Scont•e ix victim. b 8 o'clock I was attract -M' hA door Iby the 'barking of cgs. The two brig black were on a ire ighlbor's wing a tug-of-war with nm in tJho siuow. ]Half a sas'er 'clogs 'were jumping out biting the victim, 'something" was IScottie. sous emios were mingled ,e,::',,,, e uproar of his torment- hough it of moments alto aresene was a helpless, bleed- Scotitie that was Orttome Ho l little (suffer from the mauling. e 1>' dos have been g :at rwidl througlh the wean f ISeafartllr for many and goadlu+aldy growing Frown 'a nuisance theybe scone a menace. week a child 'was batten eyingin thepublic school man reports she was bit- dihean while walking up reported that an unidenti- g Was 'killed near the rail- d torn to pieces. Ihhiday the vallwable Man- Terrier of Kenneth Go'denich Street West was hurt by these same dogs. ,dayanonning the Snow- cattle would have (been pieces, but for a quick e are a few incidents are occurred. Mothers can ee more and how they sen keeping watch over mall children, ,always dear- at these dogs will attack. will be their next victim? be someone's baby torn (baler carriage? Or will it oddler these ]tillers will use em• hideous :amusement? well ,to remember that it only on instant for the ui jaws to do dlheir work which may mutilate worse. far life-orlast appeased last year else- in Ontario. The stage is dor 0 tragedy here in Sea- OSEPH ay Mattlhews Cal n und, Harold ed avers nt cry, y. er va0n uvingstene Sunday's Wind Interrupts Power R. B. Ho'lanes, manager for "aw941)49 the ale t isnorme l'as't s'weedc a5 did no d'am'age to the commis- em inelectrc distribution is euutioner had' service interrupted when a haunch dell on the noires leading to the house.Sn [absence (Sun'day a high winds caused severer). +interrupnions. The most serious was Oumlbs balling on the street lines at the corner of C'rrah an'd (Centre :Streets on -o., morning, Wind whipping the wires +cut dine service to +the ice freezing plant at dine arena the same anroxmmn,. A. brandh on • nil wireswabclham opposite the Separate ISc'hool also out service. Seaf'onth di'as 'leen dorbunate, rest bhere have ,been many service power interaupt•�ais im We'etean Ontario uxiban and rural areas. Council Decides No Dog Action Needed Recalling the difficulty of trying to eneorce dog bylaws in previous years, town council atr their regular March meeting on onlay nighty decided against any :action at present to control dogs in (Seaforth. Reeve ISCo•ns pres•ded tihe of Mayor E. rA . McMas't- el' Also absent were IOoum'cilloas y, H Close and Jack 'Kellar be- cause of illness. Town (Clerk D. H, Wilson out- lined to council Hine existing town bylaw for control of all'annsxwrls. poo dkee has a pound and a There is no dog catcher, but may !ba ng it the pound,a dog The .town will hold the animal For a certain number of days, feed id; and audlverbise it. bf the animal i5 net claimed within the specified time it will destroyed. The town also owns a net for catching dogs. Besides +this any dog owner can be sued through 'civil 'action dor darmages done by his dog, Mr. Wilson stated. (Reporting for the sewer con- niittee, Councillor H. IH•, Leslie saki there had been no water in the basement or around the building at the 'disposal plaint and the switches .are working. Any leakage bad been pumped g p p out by the sump pump. How- ever he had told the engineer, Reidy o was not satisfiedent with w•dh riffle condition of the plant due to leakage through the walls, Mr. Reid had promised to have the contractor come in the spring and fix it, The +tre'asurer's: report showed p . ropttymenit tax receipts of 3,300 and tax arrear payments of $3,846.88 'Councillor Close's streets 'committee to report given by tele- phone to the clerk stated that four or five private drains were cleaned out and' all were foundthe to be plugged with soap suds. Town employees hacl dug in two places in front of the Grich rest- duce, North 'Iain Street, and here what's to locate any drain. Mr, 'Close had asked if anyone. Oaa+ppe15, ,to know where the dram is, or if there were ever ap drain l that si't'e of the street lie wand be glad of informanion. Pieces of wood and a 'brokeny flower pot were found at a depth of 7% feet but there was no sign of a drain,a The'committee nvas authorized to puachase a snake for cleaning chains if required, For the .property committee, Councillor Scott •Habkirk re -dent, 'ported that new tires had been purchased for the truck. A suit- able collar For the town horse was obtained from Ed, Godkin, The wiring in the town hall is giving trouble, he sand. Tha town hall wiring is obsolete, 'Seoiiis stated. Councillor Scott thought it was 100 bad to touch it if we are going t change the town hall around soon. +Councillor. Christie said an es- timate should be obtained on punting the wiring in safe eon- dation. A new line had been brought in direct from the trans- former for the fire siren. The reeve suggested property toet be authorized to get 'an estimate m the P.U.C. and re ort•nvate nfext report at next sheeting. The fire and ~water report, by Councillor B. 'Ghristie, stated a price of $33 was received fora tarp from the Raymond firm for the rural fire truck. The commit• tee was authorized to;make the Ipnreliasa Rural councils are be- ing contacted. A deputation from Pont Mc- Nicoll lied been here to see hew Mac Bell hookup fire alarm system works. 'Clinton is also go- ing to install the same system, it was reported. Will Bill Everybody �, We know+ +how, but not who franx, (Councillor Leslie replied to a question about collecting for the new sewer. Town Clerk Wilson explained that there is no list of frontages or Who are connected to existing sewer. If Mr. McCon- Hell has a list of frontages £roan the easements he had obtained, that can be used, °therwlsc an engineer will be hired to make a survey of :frontages for taxa- 'Iron purposes. The P.U:C• is re- spansible for collecting the wet- er rates from users. Doe's the P.U.C. know are responsible fo collecting Leslie asked. 'G Reeve Reeve (Scoins said the P.U.O. manager, Jake Hollmes, says he had not been notified. CounciOloa Scott asked if the town has a list of tlhose connect- ed to fine sewer. Town 'C'or'e Wilson ,sai'd no, but everybody would be billed for et, and .the town would find out who is not using at. 'Council ,agreed that every- body alomig the sewer be billed as users. Non uses could pro- test. Parallel parking on Main St. was recommended by peeve together with -0 two-hour limit. Councillor 'Christie woad it was a big 88-38C. -w--'. ansi a night should be set .aside for discussion. The police hand counted 16 cars parked all day oss 1 blocld of +street. All belch ori to Main I g merchants and Staffs and five JGContinued on page 5) Legion Hockey Starts Play Offs The Legion ,Saturday morning Oockeyfoaa a to a 'close boys except t6ho t making the play-offs. Ray Scoins will load his 'Spitfires against Larry Dale's Mustangs in the "A"Group. This will be two- games series witih goals to count. •in the ' IB Grou *erre was a p babble right 'dorm np bho wiroto see aha would make the Play- offs. Tom Dick's hoar came out 'on top with Ted Lamont's a close second'. 'These two •teams wOli la, two games with cele to eotuut. 'Thee (boys put +a l there effort into this Saturday shorn- in'g'ii ckey and is well worth The winners of these two gr ups will be presented with 'crests by the Legion. The Pae-Wees that wild repre- sent (Seaforth in Goderieh at the Yours 'Canada Weelc ase made g up 'of (boys in 'the "B" Groups with most of the boys on these two teams. The Pee noses played in God- enich on Monday night and lost out 3 ta 2 in alt exahlbition game. Police Urge Owners To Tie Up Dogs provineial !Constable FerrisHalf elates that the dog situation in +Seafoi+bh is 'dig+ficilt for police to. deal wi+bh, as this town has no bylaw governing dogs. Action can be taken of � � coarse :after some person oir clblld is severely .bitten, This time of year is always par aulary hrouOalesome, during the mating season, (Last year Constable Ferris had gone out with Harold Ma- dons and tried to round u some p is hard togettherunning yn to-operationbut •ori' dile public "I lam asking all dog owners to keeptheir animals at home or on easih", he stated. Parents have been asked to see that ehvlalren do not take then dogs +to school. citizen has Uhe ni ht of Any ' , g civil action for damage caused by .dogs, he said, if yon know who the stoner is. Fow of the dogs running around wear a tag. He 'was of the opinion that people from Quit of toam some - times abandon dogs in town to get rid of them, and these own- erless creatures acid to the con- fusion• farmers, citizens in town do not have the right of shooting a dog, even on your own property. A baseball bat •might be a useful precaution if kept handy for driving away brvnes, iMr. Ferris confirmed the re- port that a dog had been killed The unci torn to pieces by dogs• The .remains had been taken no Dr. MacLennan,of the Health of •Animals Banch, for inspection in case of rabies. So far there is no hint of ra- 'will in the attacks. A rabies dog m'•11 travel alone, it is explained. The present danger is that these dogs, harmless alone, have be- come killers often in packs. Dogs teh•ch have once tasted blood from killing sheep, turn into killer do and it is the ' instinct which has merle killers of these dogs in Seafcrth, killers MORE Price AT �? � Innerwe, Clearance of Sovereign "Morn- At HALF (Except Cups Reg. Sale Diener Plate , G3c 31c Breakfast Plate 56c 22c Tea Plate 45c 22c Bread & Butter pl 33c 160 Oatmeals 39c 19c Coupe Soups 45c 22c Fruits 24c 120 Open Sugar , .. , 69c 340 Above prices only as long Cups & saucers may be purchased regular Specials +4 �,. arch ry re Saie Potters GIO" PRICE Saucers) Reg. Sale Covered Sugar 1:75 87c Cream 1.10 55c Gravy boat & base 2.15 1.07 Salad Bowl .. , . 900 45c Small Platter ., 90c 450 Large Platter 2;15 1.07 Covered veg. bowl 2.90 1.45 as our preseuf stock lasts. at 10% discount from prices Famous Dance 'Pair To. Skate Here The Seaforth Figure Skating Club Will hold their annual carni- val on Saturday, Mar. 31. This year the carnival will take the form of a circus complete with animals, clowns and chorus lines. Also featured °will be pre- skating, stance skating andwas solo numbers. As usual the Senior girls with their exacting skating and intri- cats steps will compete *Rh the cute and sometimes unpredictedpart antics bE the small fry who al- ways steal the allow, It is predicted that this carni- vel under the tuition of Mr. Don- ms Silverthorne will be the best ever produced in Seaforth. For weeks now the Club has been practising for the event end club members are looking for- ward to a hall house. This year because of the lack of senior members the stub has importod a group of 24 from Stratford to form the background for the Seaforth skaters. On Wed„ Mar, 28, at 7.30, the club hopes to conchtet sk, the Costs for those who are proticlent in figures and Glances. Parents aud the public aro invited. This year a special feature will be guest skaters Jeffrey and lose of London, whose da dancing dancing on ice has thrilled aud- iences in Canada, the United States and in Europe. Jeffry18 and Linda 15 have skated s members of the North American -team and competed in Austria azul Germany last year and this year. Each is the holder of many gold medals. Local 4-H Clubs Organize The +Seaforth ICaOf ClubUnlike Dairy organized at the (Seaforth High :School :on March 7, 1956• The 'czarists 'are 'Mr. Bill Boyd and NIr, Sevin Teem/aril-Ia. About 30 members are :planning to take p gthese in this cl'u'b. The enrol- 'men!: forms were completed and the record (books andnrules and regulations were' given out. An election of officers followed: Pres,, •Gloria Carter; Sec„ Betty Store • Vice Pres Edith Ba c1 y' ' y ' Press Reporter, Laurel Dale. those tvhoi did ndtcntile explained. hle S enrolment forms will send them in to the Ontario Dept. of Agri- culture as soon as possible, An organization' meetingof g :Seaforth 4=H tions Poultry Club was held in the Seaforth high School lash Wednesday night and the officers were elect- ed as follows: Pres., Ron Eyre, Kippen; Viae Pres., Mary Broad foot, Brtteefie'ld; Scce Gloxie ,Carter, Seaforth; Press Report er, Bill.Norris, Ki pen. The next meeting of :the d 1I Sen- forth Poultry Club will 'be lion2-piece night April 2nd at 8.30• day R The McKillop 4 II Grain Club ,held their first meeting •of the stew year, in Seaforth District HmhTlte entchool ry, blanks were fi115 ed in by the joining metn'beis and officers were elected. Pres., Lawrence Taylor, Vice Pres•- John +Sec: Trees„ Tom SomerviblDriscoll, and. Press Re - porter' Robert •Scott. g The organiatian meeting of the Seaforth Swine Club toes held in the Seaforth District IV 1 S�1 1 on •11 ra 7, There 'ryas 'an enrollment of 19 Hien- hers. This year's club leaders ,are IV r. Rabert Mc. 11ian ono loR,in 0ffieers enneSt g ere elee ed: Pres., Toni Whyte; .Vice Pres., Jalnt Jewitt; Se°. -Trees., Aud- rey Godkin; Press 'Reporter, Douglas Riley. New members are still welcome,Quance, Clearance "Royal Bridal Gown"and Bone China patterns (Except Cups ROYAL BRIDAL GOWN QUEEN ANNE CHINA Reg, Price Sale a Tea •Plates 00 1.00 Dessert plates .. , , 1.75 87c B, B. Plates x.50 75c Teapot 7.00 3.50 Handled Bon Bon, • 2.00 1.00 Coffee Cups & Saucers 2.00 1.00 Above prices only as long Cups and saucers may be from regular of Tree" "Greenwoodaision' at HALF PRICE & Saucers) GREENWOOD TREE ROYAL ALBERT CHINA Reg. Price 50 Sale Ba'ealxfast Plate ..2.50 1,25 Tea Plates 1.75 67c B. B. Platys 1.20 60c Fruit 1.30 65c Oatmeal 1,75 87c Cake Plate 2,60 1.25 A.D. sugar -cream 2.25' 1.17 Sugar - cream Tray 1.75 87e as our present stock lasts. purchased at 105: discount prices COrnplete 94 piece Dinner Sets (Service for 12) As low as s BRUCEFIELD Mrs. Frank ificGregor spent the weekend with her cousin, 'Tis Alton Johnson •in Settforth. Mrs, .Mac Wilson visited a fete days with 'her sister Mrs. ,Stan- ley Nea1e fat Glencoe fora few daps. Ms. 'Stackhouse returned home with bier. •Mr. and Mrs. Donal(( NIclien- lay°with Ir�rand Mrs. S.ent Mc- Kenzie. Rev. and ]Tis. S. Davison are in Toronto this tve'ek. Mr. Dav- son is attending a meeting of the l cited (Church, Group No. 1 of the Woman's Association held a ruilting bee 11 at the home of Hiss \Marie I:lliott last week Mr. and Mr:s. Wally 'Bain of Stratford spent Sunday with 1I1', and Mrs. W, D. Wilson, 'las, T. Flaaniiton, Awburn, is visitinge'.this week with her Uro- they lIr. L. Wilson. The April meeting of the Wo- men's Association of the Bruce- field United Church met in the schoolroom on 'larch 6 with 38 attending. Mrs. James Thomson and Mrs. Goldie Graham had charge of the devotional exercis- es. Our opening hyann No. 270. The scripture lesson was taken from Psalm 51 read by l2s• Thomson. Mrs. G. 'Graham took as her topic, Penitence In Len- ten Season. Hymn 662 was sung the W. A. 'Creed repeated in vn•son, closing this ,pant of the meeting. Our president, Miss Baird then took the chair. Mis, Mc- Beath gave the secretary's re- and Mrs. Berry, the 'areas- user's report, also received the offering. In the absence o2 Mrs. L. Watson, Miss M. Swan read thankyou notes from Miss Mar- garet McQueen. Mrs. D. Trieb- Her reported for the s•ek calls and Mrs. W. Moffat' reported for the manse committee. A letter from the `March of Dimes was read by the president. It was moved by Mrs. Dawson and se- sanded by Mos. Jno. Broadfoot, that the treasurer send $10. to the ;Society. The meeting closed with the singingof the W. A. hymn and prayer. Group 2 had charge of the program and lunch. Mrs. Geo. :Arrnstrong gave a very humorous reading. Mrs, Jno Broadfoot and Mrs. Ed Alden conducted contests af- ter a very delicious lunch was served. SCOTCH TARTAN CUPS & SAUCERS 25 different Tartans Reg. 1.75.1 SALE PRICE o 49 SMART ENGLISH TEAPOTS Values up to 3.Go SALE PRICE $1.79 Salad Set Large Sliver Plated Salad s Spoon and Fork seT 99c MATTHEWS ,deadh ;occurred in (Scott •rvl Hospital about 8.45 night of an old and respected resident of Sea- n the +person of Mr. Jo- in 'his 84th year. d 'leen in £ailing health me time and was .in the for 13 da in McKil'loop, he formed until conning to (Seaforth 2, where he was caretak- St. James' IGhurdh for 27 Surviving are his wife, ay (Miss ISasah Jane Rick- ad two sons an'd five ers: Alonzo . J., Clinton; iSeafonblt; Mary, Mrs. Hart, Seaforth; Gertrude, Levis, Galt; (Fran- rs. Jose O'Reilly, 'Dub- Joseph. ebty, Mss. Lester Leon- ,Seaforth; Pauline, Mrs, auber, Kitchener. There grand'c'hildren and five ga+andchildrein. He is also on by a sister an tihe place funeral will 9.30 place on ,momr•h, with .30 at St. Weber, Rev. Felon- P. officiating. The P. wall be Peter Hick- fattheWan. MabGhews (Clinton),ey Cleary,ysJobnopWalsh. lie- 'will be in 'St. James „ Community SOUTH SEAS" RELISH SERVER Reg, 9.00 SALE. 89c Hundreds of other outstanding bargains at Savauge's March Dinnerware Sale LEGION AUXILIARY The regular meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Cana- •dian Legion was !herd in the Legion moans on Wednesday ent Olive night, March 7. President Little occupied .the chair. The meeting opened with the deposit- "0Reeve ing of the flags and 'Canada . Comrade Yvonne Powell . was presented with a past secretes- y's badge. The myyttery prize was noon bycomi•acie Janet Mc- Gregor and a draw 'on a 'box of powder was won by 'comrade Barbera 'Scott. Plans wore made towards a birthday party in April, The me'etin • closed with g the retiring B •of the rnrades d- Standard Bascomrades Ad- 'ams and Watson,Afe gamesesvod bin- 'the Queen. A few of go was enjoyed by all followed by o 'delicious lunch served by the committee. S ] y 5 �6 f i Jewellery ellel'y Gifts' Fine China `�'m'®"'� hired help would be compensated as well as tihe farmer, we resuc he should pay part of the 'prem' ium.T The group decided to donate $5 to the 'Crippled Ghi]dren's Fund. This was half of the mon- ey received for their prize -Twin- Hing essay in the +provincial safety driving contest. All books 'belonging to the travelling library should be re- turned on or before the next meeting which will be s. at the 'Sloane of Mr, and Mrs. Man- eel (Cook. A few games were played. In progressive euchre the prize winners were: 'most games, Mrs. •and Jia, Howatt, +Don (Buchanan; lone hands, Mrs, Harvey Taylor, '.George Carter; consolation, Mrs. Eric Anderson, Harvey Taylors • Winner in''Cdainese checkers, Mrs. George Caster. a1Is. Allen, Mr. John MCLa and Mr, Wide McLachlan, ac let Qua eche piano by Mrs. Guests present wore. Woo •d s t o ° k, Brantford, Marys, Mibcbaeal, !Seaforth, •rington, Cromarty and 'Sia Mrs. Violet Har ton and Mrs. Ivy Alien, 13: ford visited last week with and Mrs. Frank AIOen. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Nc Mr. Hughat Norris and Mr. Norris attended the Tuners the date Mr. +Lyle Norris in troit on Monday. Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Lachlan and Mr. S{enneta-. KelOar visited on !Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McS ad Seaforth, :SIs, and Mrs. W. N. Bin Mate R.se+h+ard ;and !Robert, - vie werei,Mi and Mrs, Everett ett lake. R. Whitely Addresses W. I. :The March meeting of the g Seaforth Women's Institute was held at the 'Seaforth District High School on the evening of March 13th with a good attend- ante of members and visitors. The roll call was answeiecl '.by a Canadian Industry and its use. Mrs Gordonenr p p or the bus• nese part of the meeting. Let -port s• rs of :thanes weirs Dale, Mrs. read Scott n also a letter saying our iba'le had received. M•rs Earl 'Popple took the chair for Agriculture and Canadians part of the meet ing. It opened by community singing. ,Mrs. E. Popple read a poor. (Sharon Strongsang asol , "Faith Hope and Charity" and ',Open up your (Heart and let the Sun :Shine In". Mrs. Wilfred Coleman gave a 'St. Patrick's reading, "T•uffy !Celebrates St, Patrick's". Mrs. James 'Doig in- troduced our guest speaker, Mr. R. Whitely. He chose for his subject the course el study taught in agriculture in the Sea- forth District High (School. This ,was very interesting to all who attended this meeting as we g are all interested in the school activities. Alice Alm Nixon sang a solo 'Ker^ty Dances' , memg bypaniedGene Nixon. Piano in - strttmesital by Marjorie Popple. Piano and 'cornet duet by Oliver ,Pryce and Mrs. L. Payce, accom- ponied on the piano (by Les Pryce. Gordon MoGavin showed 1r•s slides tli'at he took on Otis trip to .Cuba. Bill Campbell gave ,a step -dance accompanied by Mr. and Mrs, Les Pryce. The 'Glum girls modelled their blouses ,and the meeting closed with God save the Queen. (Lunch was seiv- ed and n social half hour spent, iCammittees for the Meech 23 euchre: tables •and chairs, Mrs. Wilfred (Coleman •and Mrs. (lar- old Buell; Oun'eJll, Ma's. Alex Pepper, Mi•s. (Fran P,apSlle; pun- ,biers, Mrs. Elmer ,Cameron, .Mrs. Leslie Payee, Mrs. James Doig, Mrs, James Aikenhead; Mrs. John Mac- +, � Lean, Mrs. Lorne Cantor. In charge of the eaclhre, Mrs. Elsner ICamterom, Mrs. Leslie Pryce. ST. THOMAS' GUILD The monthly meeting of the Ladies' Guild was held on Tues. afternoon in the parish tali. The pres., Mrs. 1. (Spittal, was in charge and meeting opened with scripture readin by Mrs. James. After business, he meeting ad- jaurned with the benediction. AND SCHOOL MEETING regular meeting of Sea- Home and ISchool will be a Tuesday, March 20th at ,m. This feature is in of Huron 'Cwho' T. B• Film will be shown and present. Also a humor- it will be presented by Mr. Ast, entitled, Pockets DOuble Anniversary At Cromarty Tlhe happy occasion of tits 45th wedding anniversary• of Mr. an'd !Mrs, Andrew McLachlan, of Cromrarty, arnd the 55th a ewe . -session sary of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Allen, Mitchell, was marked with a famsly :dinner at 'elle home of Ms. and (Mrs. Carter Kerslake, Stafte, on Wednesday, 'Marc'h 7, ' with 'a+bhxee-tier cake and ,dainty 'baskets of flowers as tabhe de- cor•ati'on. All members of theea daanilies of the honored couples were present. Mrs. Allen and Mrs. McLachlan are sisters, daughters of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Scott. Mr. Allen •s a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. sA.vt- thou Allen, and Mr. McLaohOan y is a son of ,the late Mr. and Nies. Donald McLachlan old beim born in Hibbert two., they spent most of their 'lives near ICrom_ arta'• ,Mr. and Mrs.:Aillen were mar- rind at the home of the bride's father in 'Hiblbert, on March 6, 1901 by Rev. Peter Scott, and Mi. and Mrs. McLachhn's fiar- le's riage took 'p'lace at the bac home in Exeter by Rev. parallel 'Sharp on March 8, 1911. Mr., and Ms.:A•llen have on son, +Mr. Ernest Allen, Mrtche , and a 'daughter, Mrs. •Harold '(Mary) Oolemaii,:Staff'a. i It . and Mrs McLachlan have one dough- Her, 'Mrs. Canter (Grace) Kers- lake, +Sbaifd'a• '.D+uring the afternoon inane :friends called to offer 'comgratu- Wiens and many beautiful gifts were presented to the two q°Lr- pies. The guests were entertained with violin music provided. Iby KIPPEN!been Recent 'visitors of Ma. and Mrs. Eddie McBride were Mr. ,and Mrs. +Andy Fisher and Mr. 'and (Mrs. Erie Anderson, all of Brantford. bIr. and Mrs. Art Gibson, Mr, .and Mrs. Tom Burke and Mrs. R. Gibson, ell of Wnoxeto'visited one day last week with 'Air. and 14 Irs, W. Mellis, M%, and Mrs. John H. Coc'h- sane spent a day last week with .Mrs, ,Cochrane's sister, Mrs, B. +Brightmore who is confined to Victoria (Hospital in London, Mrs, (Brownlee spent a few :days recently with her sister, Mrs. . Barnabyin Eddie IMr. and Mrs. Slddi Taylor of (Stratford spent :Sunda wnbh +the +letter's mother ,and ausnt,' abet R. Dinsdale 'and Miss Mabel Whiteman, Me. and Mrs. S. Beattie and ;;cihi'ldren of Wingham were re- cont visits -s wi!h Mrs. Besabt•e's cent Mrs. 'Katt, McBuide, !Sundaay visitors with Mr. 'and Mrs. A. 'Gauckstebter were Mre and ns, Elmore Cocks'tetltes,and' family of near Exeter; Mr. and Mrs.Heniy 'Gacketediter, Kath- s and Henry' of near Hensall ran d Mr. John IGa'skstetter and Me: :Edward Ga+elcetetter of near Zurich. rare Sorry to report Mrs. We ar s Y°Scoins, E. Dawson is c'onf+wred to herr room through illness. Ms. N. WendQr, who is a pa- 't in I8outh Huron Hospital richt h ,is ,slowly improving in health Mr. Newman Dickerb Who has been to his s^ooan is abledishwaters, to be up again. (Wedding Bells are ringing in this district. SELLS FARM William rNeJbibt has sole 100 -ears fatrm on the Mill S cast of Broomfield, to his n nor, W+ald'aee Baugh, with soon. Mx. Nesbitt ha( decided yet where bre will but may retire to ,town. HOT DOG ! final chapter in the Start' dog w0n'oh was killed by logs in ISe'afarth fast week ;vealed by Town Clerk D. 'son to the fawn 'council. ere was a strong fragrance dog in the ai+r in the town ie other day," he said, suspect what was left of mains after the (head was away ,for inspection was ated in the nonan hall fur- RED CROSS NOTES On Thursday and Friday exmo°ns, March 22-23 trhe Cross ,society are gttig s quilts in the library rc Anyone willing to help qui asked to came on either a noon. BLENHEIM HERE THURS Milverton Sias .defaults' Seofonbh after a 16-0 defe High ,Schon+l ;hockey. Baler ,plays here Tthu s'day at 2 :p: the next round hha%da United Church Bruce W. (F'a'llMinister Lin., Church School and Lin., Bible 'Crass. r.an., "flue Understanding r" p.m., "Jesus' 'Kind of 055". (.ETT On illarch 12th,' 19 adults of the Fireside (Farm Foruan met at the (home of Mr, and ,Mrs. Oliver Anderson to discuss 'Workman's .Compensation. The opinion of the people varied greatly Neith- er group maid come to a defin- lite decision. In one group the majority of the women thought it a wise investment, but the majority of the sten seemed op- posed. At the present time, none in our forum have regular hired help. The farmers are kept poor by payhag premiums on insurance doe wind, lire, car accident, 'life, besides taxes and interest on mortgages. • and tor- rowed money and this would be an added expense. Although all 'agreed that in case of a serious accident on the � term, Work- mons compensation ,would ibe a great benefit to the farmer, also to this (hired hel As the p• Miss H. McKerch 01 New W.I. Dlrecto A native of the Dublin Seaforth district in McKillop Miss Helen MclCercher is th director of Home Econ Service, Extension Brauch, ario Department of 'Agricul In this capaoty she will in direct contact with thou of Women's Institute membe the province and thousands 4-I3 Homemaking Club girls Miss McKercher has been the Federal Department of cries as chief of the' home omi;es Service of this depart This 6arVICO , took lien. tram all over Canada, working home economists to Promot consumption, of fish. Iondville United Church W. E,"Mi•roy, Minister. ,.m., [Church School and: Class. a.m., Morning WorslhOp: n, "The (Church and the rs, 7.,30 Mid -Week Prayer s• Ktillop Pastoral Charge Wi 'Church, ay SSchooa 1 0 a.m..ISun� ISc(hood 11 ' (Service m.; Duff ISe 2 p.11.15 ia. 2 p.m, Rev. H. ,IService' to conduct all s. ,Rev. J. R. Holden, er. chlan com- Vio- (roan 1St Haw- ffa. ring- , amt - Mr. rris, Sam 1 of De- Mo- Mc - with pIan, Hing', hell, itors ers- his oacl, ugh- pos- not live, aft- Red it is fter- DAY d to at in uheiin m, in er and Tp., o nets °mics Oat - tare. come sands rs in lliore with Fish ECon- ment. ening with e the