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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1934-07-05, Page 8THE SEAFORTH NEWS. HENSALL. :As Mr. R. Faber, accompanied by Mr. Frank Bean of the London Road • were driving hone on Saturday night 'with a horse and buggy, they met a car travelling elling north. The car was •on the wrong side of • the road and trav- elling at a high rate of speed, it is said. The•driver on noticing the horse and buggy attempted to get over on his own side and went too far. He fumed back quickly and loosing coir trot of the car went into the ditch on the opposite side, turning over twine and pinning the driver under the car. \Ir. Bean and AL, Faber immediately rushed to the aid of the driver and with other help he was soon released. He was -badly cut and bruised but was able to get around. Traffic Officer Le- ver was notified and was soon at the scene of the accident. The car was a very vahtable one and i, a:n1u t a to- tal wreck, We '-elcve the car was owned in Clinton and was returning after taking a bridal party to L n l: n, \fr. Lester Fisher of Windsor r las a holiday visitor here with his rar- erte, llr. and Mr 'John Fisher, Mr. Mei Alair e: Detroit is he iaay-- ing with relatives and :reds here, Mesere, r Fred Bonthron, Clark, W. 0. t.l,odwin and \ at Md./mien etten Ie -.1 a lana::n,g knrna:tlett -:t London on Monday.. \1r. Harvey jaclabi i> making ,rep - .rations 4 1a garage on his sine ;property on Richmond street. The Hennall (lrtuft e to , hrate the 12th july i.. Exeter acts year, There s:,+ t i,l: t i t is 1 e C.N.R.I extra a.:, -e. .. c the holiday crowds, Mr. and _'Jr,.. 1fri: Ke ns " an -.re: Z . u - 't 'ay' relaty and _ ..cis - Can- . -dm and Tornnta. Mr. and Mrs. Ales Ilea. r ao :7C -.Lin , ea•- l': Mi:...,„ are em:l:,._ o lays with relatives.. Miss t iracv t,,,, , n' the Bank o. Montreal staff, :tan rt e ; and re.. t" ^-e I t. • "Ise ii..dne . . r, l\ e ••uie t,l..d t Miss '1 t r,...s_.n of Seftfortli is taking -ser race a, the '.wail, here. Mr. and 3Irs. SidneyParliner fr i AIr. ,en -Airs I h i t anti e t' .ren the Holidays \lr, and Mrs. .\:e x. \lc Mur::•ie and 1g.1•e . -.Cr :re e 1 _ nt Prier, ...Its. \, .11,•51 i:, a...:1 <1_ M :n + Xles. t l.1... , t, s eta c icy. n .,tsorvices inrcd. ..:I _\1 ]..!e t-, are Ot era i:'.e, 1.).;U, tier .. team :tea 1 rn- St. Xtarys rol.1 at 1's»..2.1.1m-re :f T, it li. inc.!lure and tsummer. Mr. la i., elleraces _ t is 1 17 fe.e with her par- ,'r-. 1'. McXan' ,e•n, I ' \. 1 Nand t n col ,eel e. •, Cratnart3i, are fort ae', -s1-r'a:s 3Ir, it.al 1 t 1 Bermoilal at the 'donde . a:ter-1 f- by 1 'd net t 1 F ,lavl r a Arc 'y, Sept 4. 'ae see wi:i be several -'1 \',". , t.r , t a .ed at the esarye Cold/tarty Pres..; ,Oltee,Ot Steolayit - t hi:; aad ,.. .1..oen oaleit in tine even- C.i $, l.at camet nue e _ e t l ,., t S. No, 4, Steele,: en St.thrlay. IIs was ,. t •1 1 r h r. Mr.I K_nsma. v r_ y r the ::tit hi, -on. Ear- Kinsman cf 1 t'1 .Ir r i Mrs. Lorne Scott of Tor - ',yen. holiday vsitr y Mr. d Mr,. Gee. C Petty. Miss Katie s.e,tt art llr , Ballantyne. \Fr. and Mrs, M. llcPherst,n and dauzhter of Salmon City, Idaho, are visiting in town. Be is a former Hen- sall boy, Mise 011ie Coxworfl-i of Detroit was a week end visitor with her sister, Mrs. A. Scrutcm. Mrs. Ed. Sheffer is spending the holidays with her daughter, Mrs, Dr. Reid of Port Rowan, A quiet wedding was solemnized at high noon Saturday at the United Church, manse, Hensel!, when Rev. Arthur Sinclair united in marriage Agnes Love Wren, daughter of lir. and Mrs. Geo. T. Wren, to George Lloyd McLean, son of Mr. John 'Mc- Lean and the hate Mrs. McLean of Tuckersmith, east of Hensatl. The bride looked lovely in a gown of baby pink chiffon with white hat and ac- cessories to match. Her bouquet was Opheilia roses in shades to match her costume, She was attended by Miss Maude McLean niece of the groom, who was daintily gowned in a green dress with a sand hat. Mr. Wilson Broadffont supported the groom. After the ceremony the bridal party return- ed to the home of the bride's parents, where a buffet lunch was served. The young couple later left -by motor for Toronto and Montreal. On their re- turn they will reside on the groom's farm in Tuckersmith, just west of. Chiselher -t RevM B. Parker, rector of St. Paul's Ann:ican Church will be away on his holidays iron Aug. 1.23, Ser- vices during July and Aug. will be: In July, Staffa, 9.30 a.m., Hensaf, 11.; no evening service. S.S. 10 elan. A confirmation service will be held in the church July 22 when Bishop See- ger will -be present. On July 29 a com- munion service will be held at Staffa and at Hensall, Aug, 5.13, Rev, Can- on ;Appieyard of Seaforth will con- duct the service at Staffa at 3 p.m. and at Henson, 7 •p.m. Aug. 19, Rev. K. McGoun will conduct the services. The S,C. picnic is on Ji::y 6 a: T ball's grove and the A,Y.P.A. on 23rd, The A.YiP.IA, deanery picnic will be ]veld at Bayfield on Wednesday after - GARDEN PARTY IN ST, COLUMBAN Tuesday Evng. JULY 10TH DRAWING OF PRIZES And Other Attractions hoot, July 1.8th, Mr, 'William Stone is not recover - big. from Itis late accident as fast as friends .would like to see, It is feared he was more seriously hurt than -at tiret thought. • Mrs. Percy-Sutheu and son Jack, of London visited over the week end with firs, Sutiten's another, Mrs. J. Pope. Mrs. William Davis and Miss Villa Fisher of I•Iantilton, Mrs. Richard Coates, Mrs. Paul Coates and dau- ghter, Miss Verna Coates of Exeter, spout Tuesday in town, calling on \Mrs. John Murdock, Mr. Harvey Pope accompanied by Mr. John .\1 Kercher, of Preston, -pent the it ,:iday here with his ma- tacr, Mrs. John Pope, A pretty wedding wap solemnized at the home of \L•, and Slis; Herbert thirliert of Carlingford when their youngest daughter, Pearl Leversage, -a united in marriage to Johan Ew- er: Pepper, son of M1r, and Airs. 1Vrn. Pener of Tuckersmith. l.er,mith. Rer. H. 11', •11 a.g.:stein of the United Church, Fn 'art n, officiated. There were no 0ttend ut s, The happy young couple e ed the spacious parlours to the• e•i the wedding. "starch played by Airs. Frank Carhertnd took. a t their ;places under -a beautiful decorated. arch. The bride was lovely in a gown f white triple crepe, Her veil ryas of e;n,$,..docs net Worn with a handcau orange blossoms. She carried an rot, bouquet of Talisman roses and :ern. The ;.a ,ant's rift •to the bride wis. a handsome oale client oi silver- ware. ilver-wa t to the ;pianist ail onyx ring. The wt !m inner was served on the 'awn about ,int gate t 'fhe colour sLitedne of the hong n alae was pink and hire and centred w t't is live tier tt s 1 take. The bride was the re- f mane bta,ttrttl gifts shwa-. a - ,n. n.. esteeitt in which the young are held. lminediately after Air. ,.nil Mrs. Pepper left by Motor 1, •i:, , from there taking a trip 1.:1L St, Lawrence, The bride's tra- eelling c,-,»ttrtmc was a ea -rose crepe -.v r snit with accessories. of e. The :elle was organistof p1-.,. .,i church and will be ntuc.it trossed ' s a cost of irxuds. On their rethra .r :n their honeymoon trip 31r. 1 Mrs. Pepper- per- wi, reside on the 'u', tine :arm a fettle east of Hen - owing lire the results of the .r a11,m examinla:ion., of the I1.1 al' :alalic school: Jr. 111. to Sr, 11 Harold Koehler, Norris AicEw- on Mary t lwtu, Ronald Parker, Item. ,,;aidee,ek, Shirley Twitch- ell. Altdrey Twitalteli Howard Love, L,; ler, flay Foster, • Madeline. 3 1 a.:li.titen David 1In icon, Herm- 51'„'11, Sr. Il, t! Jr. I11.-3farion itt-nit:nd. Den.'! Joynt, Emily 11 •-Mo^, , AI ;rg4re1 h vii »ter, Robert Cameron, 1y , Sangster, Robert IIe- Reza lel, Ross Breen, Jessie Paisley, Marlon Paisley. Jr, Room,.-- Ro,s Kennedy 97, Gordon Campbell 1. t hay Nicol 81, Joe Marks 811, Jame Clark ark o8, \I ildre l Brock 68, John Beer O. Howard Sutale 64, Jim SS-.iigster 62. Donald Willard 39. Jr, II —\I ion \! eLaren 91, Alvino Sutale 71, (Imre,: Otterbein 70Jack Drys - 64. Alpine A1c1fwen 62. Jr. 1.— 'ole II kin. 86, mom,. Iledden 85, Rat , d Stephen 84, Donald Bell 83, i. , a n Cook 81, Ronald Bell 79, Glo- ria M witeltdl 77. Donald. Shepherd 75. Harold Bell 68. Sr. Prim,—Alae Zn utle 82. Catherine Hamilton 73, Mabel Fairbairn 75, Helen Wolff 73, hi ty tVclff 7tt, Marion Green 61, Annie Patti andiglient (ri. ,Mr, Milton Love ,in spending part of this week in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. -J. W. Bonthron and son Harold attended a tattoo in Kit- chener on Dominion day. Mr. and Airs. Hilliard spent the week end at ,Bright's Grove, Dr. Harry Joynt of Toronto visit- ed over the holiday with Inc mother, Mrs. Alice Joynt, and brother, Will, Dr. Joynt will take a position in the Western hospital, Toronto this week. Miss Jennie Taylor has taken a po- sition in Gould's store at Exeter. Mr. and Mrs, Cross and daughter, left this week to spend three weeks at Manitowaning, Alanitoulin Island, their former home. The girls' bridge club held a picnic at Goderich Wednesday afternoon. ,Airs. Wm, Foster, who has been in poor heail'th.for some time was taken to Clinton General Hospital Slon.day evening and on T'uesday underwent a serious operation, Her many friends hope this will be of benefit. HULLETT. On 'Tuesday of last week the pupils of S, S. No, 7, Hullett, presented their teacher, 'Miss Olive Moon, with a handsome cut glass flower bowl and fruit dish, Billy Pollard making the ,presentation on behalf of the school. bliss h'loon, who was corn- ,pletely taken by surprise, thanked the chiddreu for their beautiful gift and their ]tininess during her five years as their teacher, 'Miss Moon. resigned her position as teacher to attend second year Normal course, "She Walked into His Parlor." Opening chapters of a fascinating, amusing new novel by Maysie . Greig, A gripping story by a famous author- ess disclosing how a modern business girl found and won the man she want- ed—will ant- ed , .. , will begin M The • American Weekly with The Detroit Sunday. Times of July 8. THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1934. - TUCKERSMITH. Council Meeting,—The Council of the Township of Tuckersmith met in the town hall, Seaforth, on June 30th, all the members being present, The reeve occupied the chair. T'he minutes of the previous meeting were react and it was moved by S. H, \l%titmore and seconded by C. AfoKay, that the motion in regard to the adoption of the assessment roll be rescinded and the (notion be as follo'w's: That the following names be entered on the roll as non-resident owners, Henry Hor- ton, Emily Clark, Ira Geiger, Emily Geiger and Rora Geiger and the roll as now amended be the revised as- sesernent roll for 1934 subject to any appeals therefrom to the judge. Mc- Gregor-Clark.—That the council 're- new the road insurance policy with the A. E. Wilson Co, of Tbr•onto anci the premium, 8126 be paid, this policy requires that all claims for damages arising from some defect of the roads be• presented to the council or some member thereof within ten days after the accident. S. Whitmore MIcKay.— That the countil •nralce application anti acconnpany with a fee of $52.50 to the Workmen's Compensation board for protection for• workmen at stone- crushei• anci weed cutting for 1034, the rate being $6 per. $1'0'0 at crasher and $4 per 010'0 for weed cutting. McKay- \Vhitmore.—That the colleeto.r be in- structed to tot collect the telephone tax of $15 on property lot 28, con, 1, /IRR S„ the teiephone having been re- moved., Clark=McGregor,—That the township treasurer issue a cheque for $2500 to the -telephone commission in answer to a requisition. for this am- ount. from said Commission. Clark- \loRay.-That the report of deficiency from the Clerk of Hibbert Tp on the Coyne and Downey drains be atlopted and the clerk be instructed to prepare a bylaw for the purpose of collecting the de'Iiciet cy from the properties- in- terested in the said drains, - AleGregor-McKay —!:'\s a natter of economy the Council desire the co- operation of the property owners )vithiat the Township in an effort to suppress the weed$ itt a ntiniinum of cess, by the properly owners cutting the weeds on •roads. abutting on their property, \Vhitnnre-Alehay—That till Road Supt. order metal culverts for the following pl aes; 1 on Rick's side - road, 1 opposite Lot 6, Con, 8, and 1 09 nesite Lot 2, Con. 2, H,R:S. Clark -Whitmore That the Col- lector be grt•eu an extension of time until it. e. 1-t to continue -the collec- tion of talcs. McKay-3lcGrexor — That the fol- lowing accounts he paid; R. Kennedy, weed inapt tai=, 8111,70; Alun cipal World, sli ,ahs : S21.86: Paul Doig, a's.s-,r, tri! Paul 1)-t=, pn.ta e 91,4'; It. Dalrymple, pay lis: Nos. ti i 91,684.45; 1 din I3arle, mileage. warrai s' I L. Mustard, cement for sidewalk, 84290 \\. Pothering - ham, sire r fend 84; .\, Taylor, labor and nit'"tine—'ihaalk, $.112; J, McCully. Py, lair:sidewalk, Fetherineham, label', sidewalk, $6; F. McGregor, labor, sidewalk, 55,911; Jas., 31cl'nity`, labor, sidewalk, 85; A. Moire, ,r. trucking, 9.12,80; D. F. McGregor, n stags, $3. The Chu S1' adjourned to meet on Saturday, Juin 28t't at 6 p.m. • 1), F. Ale—Gregor, Clerk, Mr and firs, J, Troy; $ i'1 'Toronto, vcu, hack been 'pending the List month 4111011P: tuati vet olid friends, returned home last week, Miss Pearl C.,letuan of AftKill'p, npe•tt the week end with her cousins, the Aliases Whitmore. Ahs, E. J, Troyer of 73rigden is spending the week with relatives, .Mfr. E. I'irintaner .and family and mother of Beitntiller spent last Sttn- •lay at Russell Coleman's. Airs. Laura Creighton of Detroit spent several days recently with her, parents, Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Kirk, Mrs. Jas. E. Troyer, who spent the winter ie •Tcrouto, returned last week to her daughters, Mrs. Syd. Gell mel l's. Air. and -Mfrs, Anson Coleman and boys of Hillsgreen spent a day recent- ly at Russell Coleuiau's, The farmers are busy with tate hay- ing and report the crop light, - 'The pupils of S.S.No. 1, Tucker - smith, in charge of Miss Jeannette Finnigan, journeyed to S.S. No. 7, on Friday afternoon to join with the pu- pils of Miss Margaret Grieve fn a highly enjoyable picnic. ;Rakes started off the afternoon and judging by the excited interest all the children were enjoying themselves, The teachers and friends who attended directed the games. A bountiful launch provided by the ,mothers was heartily partaken of, After lunch teams were chosen ,and several gapes of softball were played. The crowd .dispersed at -sundown and went home as all picnickers do—tired but happy. The results of the races are as follows: Boys running race, 7 years and under, Allan Ryan; ,girls, 8- '111 years, Frances lFal'gie; boys, 8,11 years, Bruce Hodgert; girls, lilt -114 yrs. Kate Dalrymple; boys, 11P-114 yrs., Vdillie Hodgert; open, Anna Love, Kate Dhlrymple; 3 -legged race, Wil- lie Hoclgert and IBob McLaughtin; Ruby Dalrymple and Kate Dalrymple, pencil race, boys, Bob McLaughlin, Billy Powell; girls, Anna Love, Kate Dalrymple. Book race, boys, 1Munray Traquair, Stewart Love, !Girls, Rttby. Dalrymple, Anna Love. Wheelbarrow' race Willie Hodgert and Bob Gem- mel!, II'o'ohle race, Anata Love and Kate Dalrymple. Newspaper race, Glen Houston. Gulping water, Ruby Dalrymple and Billy Powell. Open race. ''Helen Houston, Frances Elgie, 'rite teacher, ;hiss Richardson, and school children of S. S. No. 2 delight- fully entertained their parents at a picnic held on the school grounds on nriday last, Gaines were indulged in and prizes were given. eA delicious ranch inclucling ice cream was serv- ed. Int being a lovely afternoon, there, was a good attendance; and the tea- cher aocl pupils are to be congratul- ated on ,making the picnic such e wonderful success. Mr. and Mrs,. `'Jonah' Green are pending a few days at the Bend the uests of Mr, and Mrs, Silas Green, g' STAFFA, A goodly number 'attended the open air .services on Sunday last. Rev, 0, Lewis of Itirk'ton gave the morning and evening addresses and Rev, Hag- elsteitt of Fullerton during the after- noon, -Music w'as furnished by the Zion and Staffs choirs with Mrs. A. Gentler of Fullerton as soloists at the afternoon service, Sunday visitors in the eoinniunity were; Mr, and Mrs, F. Dobbs and children and Mrs. N. Dobbs of Cen- tralia with Mr, and !tris. F, O'IBrien; Air. and Mrs, R. Miller, Logan, with the fornner's parents; ire S. Casey and Mrs, R. Casey with Mrs, J, A. Sadler; •11r, and Mt.s. L. Ai; Green- wood with Mr, and Mrs, -J, Leary; Mr and Mrs J. Hodgert with \L•. and Hes. J M. hiller; Mr, and Mrs. L. Hannon and Mr, and Mrs, N. Bash - fickle Logan, -with Mt and Mr's. 1Vm, Sadler, and Alrs, 1V, T•reffry and son of Michigan visited -with Mr. -E. and Miss j, Tretfry for sea'eral days, Mrs, Patterson of Gadsltill is spending some time with her daugh- ter, Mrs, T. Drown, Miss Helen Balder of Hamilton is tate guest of Mrs. O. W. Reid, • Mrs, Wm, Jeffery and sister, Mrs. McVey are visiting in Detroit, `Miss E. Turner, Carlingford; has been engaged to teach at S.'S, No, 3, for the coming .year and ;Liss Alex- ander, Kipper, at S,IS, No, 4. - 11r.,and Mrs, G. G, Wilson attend- ed the lhttchieotn picnic over the week end, Mts. Jas, hiller and Miss Agnes were Sunday visitors in London. ,.Miss _luta Leslie, Stratford, is the guest of her cousin, Miss Verna Fa'v tett, Iljreek. end visitors were; AIr.• and Sirs. C. O'Brien and daughters, of Toronto with the •former's parents; Mr. and Mrs, 7, Shields and boys, of Hail ilton, With' Mr, -and Mrs, J. M, Gray; A•Ir. and . Mrs. 1:, Livingston, of HamfRton, under the parental- roof; .Hiss Cooper, Seaforth, with .her sis- ter, Mrs. F. Hambly; Mr. and Mrs, 1=Iallielay, Toronto, with their'daugh- ter, 1ims, H. Leslie, .Miss Mary Drown, Seaforth, with her .parents. The Goderich baseball team play in Staffa on Thursday everting. Conte out and 'cheer for the bays and .help them keep up their high standing. MoKILLOP. McKillop Boy Elected in the West, —.lir. Janes Dorrance of \1c4<illop has received: the following letter from bit son, Harvey J, Dorrance, member - elect for Tisdale, Saskatchewan, in the recent provincial election; "Tt dale, Sask., bine 27th, Dear Father and All: I suppose you will have seen by the election results in the paper that I was elected. I have an official majority of 1,0i13. The vote was as follows: Buckle (Con.) 2,407; Dor: ranee 3,425; Exotic (C.C,F,) 2,3318, It started to rain at 6.40 on the morning of the election and just poured until after dinner and the roads were just terrible, The results were very slow but the lila poll gate me a majority and 1 was always leading, By 12 mid- night there were 42 polls in and I had .r'und 600 so we went to bed and the last poll didn't conte in until yester- day, I ant still in Tisdale as it is raining all the time. I have only been home three times in over a month, I addressed 71 meetings during the campaign and drove my car• over 3,500 miles, This is the first day for months that I haven't been working and I had a sleep this --:P,1:[. and I hope to be able to get home to -mor- row. Everyone of our supporters around here are just so happy they don't know what to do. I suppose we will have to get ready for a federal campaign right away. We will be leaving our convention shortly and if we work as hard in the federal as we did In the provincial we can win it as easily. I was in Regina over the week end and lir. and Mrs. Donald Calder of Winthrop called to see nue. They bath look well. I hope yoti are keeping well and that everyone is well. Patsy had the chicken pox for• the election and had to stay at hone, Always ,glad to hear froth you. I am as ever, Harvie." CROMARTY. Mrs. Mary AreGtll of Mitchell and Mrs, Margaret Barr of Stratford vis- ited, with friends over the week end. Mrs. W. E. McLaren leaves on Sat- urday to visit friends in the West. Miss Mary ivtc!Kaig• of Exeter spent the week end with her cousin, Miss Christine A'LcxKaig. ,We .are sorry to hear that Mrs. Alex McLaren is 41.1 in bed. We hope she will soon be around again. The death occurred on Sunday mor- ning of the infant son of Mr, and Mrs. Malcolm Lomond at the age of four weeks. !Liss' Gladys Hamilton of T'oront_ is home for a three months' visit with her parents. Chappel-Varley.—A quiet but pret- ty wedding took place at the St. Pauls Anglican Church, Hensel!, on Satur- day, June 306, at 9.30 wh.efi' Doreen Who -lifted, only daughter of . Mrs. John and the late John Varley, of Kipper, was united in marriage to David Edward, second eldest son of Mfr. and Mrs, David Chappel of Cro- marty. The ceremony Mas performed by the pastor, Rev. M. 13. Parker, The bride was becomingly dressed in Coolie Blue Canton crepe with acces- sories to match. She was _ahtencled by - the groom's sister, Miss' ,Janet Chap- pel of Cromarty,dressed int brown silk crepe with accessories -to match, IMr, Arthur Varley, ,brother of the bride, Fri da & Sat urd a Only Red Path Sugar , -cwt. cwt. $5,79 Red Path Sugar , . , .10 lb, 59c with $2,00 Grocery Iwith $1.00 Grocery Order Order Red Rose Tea 1b. 45c Salada Tea lb. 55c Maxwell House Coffee„ib 37c Five Roses Flour, , ,cwt, $2,99 Prairie Rose Flour,. , cwt. $2:49 Alberta Rose Flour.,cwt. $2.49 P. & G. Soap ,.., 10 bars 31c Pearl White 10 bars 29c Gold Soap 10 bars 31c Schneider's Lard , , , .2 lb. 21c Pastry Flour 24 1'b, 59c Seedless Raisins , ,.2 1'b. 23e Cash Prices FINNIGPtN supported the groom. T,he bridal par- ty then motored to the hone of Mr. and Airs. Wilbert Dining on the 2nd concession of Tuckersmith where a dainty wedding breakfast was served, The table was decorated with pink and white streamers centred with the bride's cake, Amid showers of confet- ti the happy couple left on a motor trip to London and other points. On their return they will reside on the groom's farm near Cromarty, Their many friends wish them very much joy and prosperity. DUBLIN ,!Liss Gertrude Stapleton, Toronto, is spending her holidays with her mo- ther, . Miss Mary Ilarrigan, Seattle, •• Wa- shington, was entertained on Satur- day and Sunday by her cousins, the Dantzer family of Mcliil'lop. Mr and Airs Paden J. Tyens and family spent Dominion Day holiday with relatives in Goderich. Now that economy is to be prac- tised in all townships, counties, pro- vinces, etc., efficiency will be apprec- iated. Three police trustees of our ell - lege, and a bad washout still unre- paired since April looks like' careless- ness. Farmers bringing their clump into the Dublin dump, more old bot- tles, pails pans, etc, and not a• safe place to cross the tiny Lilly river. The supper on Tuesday on the lawn of St..Patrick's cin i'oh..yea well patronized by the surrotmding dist• tinct. The social evening was most enjoyable, - Airs. Catherine •MarDerntott is vis- iting relatives at Niagara. Falls. 'Mfr, and firs, Smith- of• Kennilwo'th are visiting with the tatter's mother, Mrs, l.chw•ard.d'.oach, Dublin. -Miss Vonnie McConnell'. of Guelph and Miss Dollie Cronin of Brantford are hone for the holidays. Mrs. Melville Blood, accompanied by her sister, !Miss Anna McAteer of Detrddit visited over the week end with their sister, Mrs. Patrick Ryan, Jr, Miss Mary Girlie who spent tjte past year at Chatham, has returned for her vacation. HARLOCK. air, and Arra. Frank- McGregor. Ilelen and Gordon attended the My- ers re -union at Formosa on Saturday. '\fr, James Leiper is at present busy pulling clown the hoose and prepar- ing to build a line new bonne, \lr. Robert and Miss Agnes Leiper were home over the week end and holidays. The former returned to Tor- onto and Agnes is having a couple of weeks holiday, Miss Marion Appleby is at present visiting at the home of her grand- mother, -firs. Jennie Knox, 'Miss Levina Kiiox returned to To- ronto after spending the week end and holiday .at the game of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Knox, Mrs, ,Jennie Stevens spent last week with her daughter, Mrs. and Mr.:Flar- vey Ashton of Clinton. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Martin and sons of near Sunshine visited on Sun- day at the homes of ,Mr. David and Mr, Angus Reid, also attending the Burns' Church service. 'tins, Wm. Knox Sr, who is making her •home with her son, Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Knox, had a had fall fast Tlhurs- dayan:d is very poorly. We hope she will soon be feeling better. There was a good attendance at the strawberry supper which was held at Lond•es'boro Community Hall by Burns Church Ladies Aid. last Friday night. The program; which was given, by Winthrop you'ntg people, was much, enjoyed, conlsnsting of a play, "Go Slow Mary.” with music before and music and recitations between acts, Rev. Mn,:Gardiner was 'chair- man. Mr. and Mrs. Knechtel and ,bilaxeen are expected homer this week. 'T'hey were expected to be present at the Knechtel Re -union in Waterloo on Monday. Mr. Knechtel has a couple' of weeks' hdlideiys, Mrs..Klec,h:tel and Maxeen will spend the It'olidays at the hone of her parents, Mr. and Mfrs. Robert Ferris, HULLETT. An enjoyable evening w>as spent last Thursday when the pupils of S.S. No, 5, Hullett, under the ,direction of !Liss Green of Clinton, and Miss' Do- rothy Little, teacher, gave a musical recital. Several numbers were given by the entire ,chorus, while others sang solos, 'duets and rounds,with some pupils taking alto parts. Dur- ing the eve.adng, 'Miss Greek; who took ,the chair, expressed her apprec- iation of the ,help given :her by Miss Little in i,na-tructin,g the pupils :;and also her regret that she was leaving the ,school. The pupils also expressed their regret by presenting Miss Tittle with a handsome toilet set. The pre- sentation was made' by Erma Mair, and the following address read by Alma Hloggart: 'Dear'Miss Little,— , We, the ,pupils of IS1,S.: No. S, wish to NOTICE RE WEEDS Tuckersmith. Twp. As a matter of economy the Coun- cil desire the coo -operation of the pro- perty owners within th-e Township in an effort to suppress the weeds at z. minimum of cost by the property owners cutting the weeds on the roads abutting on their property, 28 D. P. McGaRi1E.IGIOR, Clerk.' NOTICE TO CREDITORS !NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of Janet A. keys, late of the Town of Seaforth in the County of Huron, Widow, de- ceased, who died on the 30th day of May, 2934, are required to forward their claims duly proven to the under- signed, solicitor for the Executor, on or before the Seventh clay of July, 1934. AND NOTICE is further given that after the said last mentioned date, the Executor will ,proceed to distribute the assets of the estate having regard only to the claims of which he then shall have notice. DATED at Seaforth, - Ontario, this 20th day of Tune, 1944. JOHN -J. III3GGARD, Seaforth, Ontario, Solicitor for the Executor HOUSE„EOR SALE OR RENT. The residence of the late 2Irs, D. 11. 'Ross, Immediate possession. A. ID, ,Sutherland. PERENNIAL AND ROCK GARDEN PLANTS Also Annuals atld Bedding Plants. Visit tire Mitchell Nursery Co., Mit- chell, Ont., or phone 37. FOR SALE Former Stewart gas station aad seven acres of land with house, c . N. Main street. If not sold will be rented, Apply to John A, Cudmcre, Executor for Henry Cudinore Estate, Clinton R. R. 2. Phone 3 on 610. DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN WALTON FOR SALE. 'A. seven roomed brick house equip- ped with hydro, telephone and furn- ace, a good stable and garage and i5 acre of land. A few fruit trees. Apply to 1V. J. Woods, Walton, or 'phone Brussels 10 r 7. HOUSEWORK 'WANTED Experienced girl wants. housework in the morning. Write, stating wages, to Bos 127, Seaforth News. FOR SALE 'Second-hand windmill in A.I. con- dition; also a steel tire top buggy. Prices right. Apply to The News Of- fice. 27. BABY CHICKS FOR SALE 'Barred Rock blood tested chicks. 3 weeks old, 1111c each or $19,00-c hund- red. Scott's Poultry Farm, Phone 251- 32. 27. WANTED to stove with reservoir; must be goad cook r and baker, in good condi- tion and cheap for cash. Reply to The News, stating lowest cash price. 37. IIN MEMORIAM an loving 'memory *IF ,our 'dear wee son 'William ;Willy) ,Stanley Johnston who passed 'away 'J'u'IF 8th, 119313. Deep in our ,heart lies a picture, 01 .a Toyed ' one gone to rest, In memory's frame we will keep a. Because he was one of the best, Our hearts ,canacit speak how we miss. h Our hearts cannot tell' what to say, God only ,knows how we ,miss him, As we battle along life's may, —Ever remembered by !Father .and Mother. express our sincere appreciation and gratitude for the faithful services gi- ven us during the past three years. It was with regret that we :learned of your departure from our school. We shall miss you very ,much and hope that you will take with you pleasant memories ofyour .pupils of, S.S. No, 5. We ask you to accept this little gift as a token of our thanks, Wishing you every success in youir new school sin derely yours, Pupils .of ,S.S. No. a. Miss Little was anutoh taken by sur- prise but in a few weil,choseaa words thanked the pupils for their gift and wished them the best of success dur- ing the coining years. The program closed with the singing of the 'nation- al anthem lead by the school. Much. credit is due S.S. IVO. .5 for in'broiduc- . . in instrutct'ioat in vocal nitric into the rural sch=ools of this district .and it s to be hoped that many will follow heir example.