The Seaforth News, 1937-04-01, Page 4PAGE FOUR.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
\ 'ma t b.tr 1M37 style is
shnvu in :lt a'a vie , ieture taken
on brblite last when W. I. Harvey.
'ii xpeil trucker, len. -:e'.
ton load of ha) from the:arm of
NIr. Mike \l rrey. Seaforth. rth to the
Butt t ra1•tn at Ki : e . In the picture
vita Mr. Hti ve;. are. r. \\ It+1tt,
1;.•', ilahrnzie
awl \Ie'. Taylor.
II11: Si \It)RI11 \F.\VS
sao.eidir Bros., Publisher,
WALTON.
Cham. \McDonald.. \\also^. visit-
ed his old home town Sunday H,
report.. hi. brother Lewis is e ,[..tin eels
to bed haying been tburneil in an acci-
dent. While testing a fie•w car the gas
tank explode l and hurtled .m, aim
and ham!badly and went over o•her •
parts of his, body. He was re -het! to
the hospital. His condition was ser -1
ions but he is now on the mend but
we are sorry to learn that it will take !
a year before he will be recovered.
John Ritchie has purchased the
farm belonging to Jas. Bishop. 17-th
of Grey. Jas. Alderson who had it
leased, will leave for -North Bay with
wife and tefan Mack where he intends
to make his home.-
Walton
ome,Walton hockey team played Brus-
sels high school un Mar. 29th. it being
the return game, Walton defeated
Brussels 7 to -4, Brussels scored twice
in the first period and the Walton
boys were .unable to tally. In the se-
cond period Walton scored two
quick goals by 'Travis and Farquhar.
Then McDonald scored for Brussels.
Livingston and Marshall scored for
Walton. In the third period Living -
Ston and Farquharson scored for
Walton and Low for Brussels. Fraz-
er ended' the 'scoring •for Walton.
Walton line up was forwards Herb
Travis, Stan Lewington, Bill -
Farqu-harson-; defense, B. Kirkby and 5.
Humphries; J. Smaltdon, goal, subs,
B. Marshall, [.len Frazer.
•Mrs. Aaron Hulley Sr, had is her
euests for Easter. Mr. and Mrs. L.
'Hulley and family, '1feKillop, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Amin and Harvey
'Kistner, Os.. Me. and Mrs. Arthur
:Munn and Mrs. Huiley`s two little
great grand da.lghter Jean :e -d iaan
'M1111n all .,r h n ehe+n•r.
The following i, tit report , U.S
Xo. 7p2. Grey and Molt:Mop: .
\ 1r. IV: Florence. \Vil'iants. 77.
Sr. III: Viola \lct.aliunt 70: Roe-
stel NIeCalituu tab,rntt.
fit Roy \Willi:on: a 73.
Jr. 11: Bobbie Dalton 72.
I: Ina Williamson 81; 'Percy Dal-
ton 66.
Pr.: Jean Coutts. good.
Gladys Coleman. 'reacher.-
BAYFIELD
Mr, L. Fctwlte of London spent the
week end with his sisters, the Misses
'Fowlie,
On Monday. March 29th. in Clinton
Hospital. to Mr. and Mrs. L.Makins,
the gift of a daughter.
!Dr. anti Mrs. Lewis of 'Formate'
spent the week end with Mr-. R.
Woods.
Margaret Ferguson of Windsor i
spending the Easter vacation with her
- parents. Mr. and Mrs.. W. 'Ferguson.
The annual masquerade • carnival
was held in the town hall Wednesday
evening. The usual large crowd at-
tended and all .report a good time
\Mr:. C. -Butler and Mau-ghter. Ile:-
er'ev and Mary of St. Catharine_. are
=pending the week with her -sister,
Mrs. Wm. Ferguson.
Miss. Jessie Metcalf
lent the Easter holid-a • her
mother. Mr,. W. Nf et tali.
THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1937.
BLYTH
Women's Institute. -
The regular meeting of the Wom-
en's Institute was 'held at the home of
Mrs, 1V -m. Hamm on Thursday un-
der the direction of the historical re-
search committee and opened with
singing the Institute ode followed by
the Lords prayer, During the busin-
ess part of tate meeting the president,
Mrs. R. Richmond and Mrs. Phoebe
Taylor ,were appointed to confer with
the hail board. The roll call was an-
swered by producing an antique, giv-
ing its history or reading a sketch of
a former resident. The display includ-
ed shawls, china, tablecloths, glass-
ware, shear.. A splendid paper on the
significance of the Coronation was
given by \Ir.. J. B. 'Watson.\ -read -
it on ,Former Days was given by
r;.
R. Wight man; reading Mrs. J.
Pitts: \ii s A. Gillespie readfrom a
i,lytit patter printed in l9'l of the
Blyth
Agricultural Fair when over
,'nano attended. It .aa, moved by Mrs.
Scrimgeour seconded lay ilrs. Col-
clough, a vote 01 thanks be tendered
\lis. Hamm for the nee o1her home
andallalt k part to make the
meeting a success. The national an -
,hem W:mug in closing. Dainty re-
ireslinunf- 'A ere -served by the cont-
111111ee• in charge.
William Charles- Grasby Passes. -
William Charles •Grasby passed
away ,m Wednesday evening at his
house on ting street. He was born
in Hulett township and teas in - itis
7801 year. He married Miss Maria
Nude of Hallett, who survive:. '.Tiley
lived on the highway for some time.
Later they lived on the .farm now
owned shy \1antiu Grasby before mov-
ing to Blyth Harry and Martin Gras -
by are nephews. He was the last re-
maining member of his family. Thos.
Grashy was - buried front his home a
Reel. ago. Burial took place on Fri-
day in t'he Union cemetery. The . pall-
bearers were John Pelts, Herb Mc-
Elroy, David 'Floods•; Thomas Tay-
lor, \\'m, :Mills, Thomas •Noble,
Mrs, J. R. Gardner of Wolseley,
Sask.. is visiting her father. Mr. Wm
Taylor. -
Miss Lois Robinson of the teaching
staff at Welland is visiting her par-
ents, Mr. and :Mrs, R. H. Robinson.
Mr. RegArgent of Welland is vis-
iting his parents. 'Mr, and Mrs. Fred
Argent.
KIPPEN.
Me,"yu t 'i t• returned
t t hie home in the villa te after
enilit e the past Poice month, - in
Florida.
arida.
Mr. Clarence Niel..rau London
,pent the .week end with, mends in
the •village. -
itt Etta Jarr'tt of '1'a tome is
,,,ending -her vacation wish her ino-
ther iii fl rillate'
Syrup making is the order ,1f the
the clay and is going very slow.
Miss Olga Bei; of Aylmer spent
Easter with her parents.
\1i,s •Dorothy Blair • of Toronto
-
,pent a fen days with her aunt,.
Mrs. R. T Elsie and other friends,
Mrs. J. -:1, Cooper has returned
home from -a Seaforth hoSpi'tal where
she spent the past two week, with a
severe attack of appendicitis.
:Miss Esther Daynuut Ms visiting
friends in London,
.Mr. Robt. MdNaughton of London
i. pending •the holidays at his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Webster iMoN'augh-
tnn of Bothwell are holidaying at the
home of Mr, and Mrs, J. Mc:Naugh
,ton,
Mrs.. James Chesney is riot in the
best of health, we are sorry to state,•
DUBLIN
:Norman Hickey, R year old son of
ittr.'and \It,. Joseph Hickey of Hul-
lett stet with a most unfortunate ac-
cident on. Thursday while helping his
little brother to stake a slingshot,
When the string broke the elastic.
,satin biro• pn(leti t, a con.tdt.rabte
tension, hurled a ,harp er,,t h stick
int;, thi b.,y', right eye: Ur. • Keith
\Ictireg irs rendt•recl tirst aid and re-
moved the {toy to Siraif,trd General
Hospital where an operation was per-
formed by Dr, 'Forrester.
a any Dublin Yung people have
Burned for the Easter .ea n The
net includes -11r. 1 .coli Carienter.
Chatham; Mr. Pat. McConnell, "1'o-
froto: \!t', and \1r,. Ed. McGrath of
llertien: \lt. Helen Cronin of
Brantford, \Iry Dorothy \l ktr tux
of Baden; Miss- Veronica Molyntactx.
Drysdale: :Liss \largaret O'Rourke,
Drysdale; 'Rev. lather ;Joseph •Feen-
ey. London; Miss Cecilia Feeney- of
London; [don; \Ir, Ralph Dill of Stratford:
Nfiss Rose McConnell of Detroit:
Miss Nora McGrath of-l,tican.
Maple syrup and sugar nmkiitg is
fit fud 1 swing these days on moat
farms -near Staffs and Cromarty on
an extensive .scale. 'Thousands of
trees are contributing to the yield
which is said to compare favorably
with that of other years in regard is
t It quality and qu ul itv. Th, pre
;mite for No. 1 ,rade
51.71 iter .,allow. •
alms. Martin Klink -limner is home
fr ar the 1, vital and• is improving
fine.
t Thr \'lir Society is ''ding a
dept,. 141 evvni11.4.
Mr. Dwnald Bellinger is spending
the holiday, at hoot:.
\lr. 1', ' Me r:i M:ls visiting
',i, • Mr. Mrs. Davi,'
MONSTER
AMATEUR CONTEST
FRIDAY, APRIL I 61h
AT 8:15 P.M.
PRIZES; I st, 10.00; 2nd, 5.00; 3rd, 2.00;
4, 5, 6, 7th, $I.00; besides local
and special prizes
Admission 35c and 15c. Dance 25c
Mail all entries to Elmer D. Bell, Sea'for 1.
SEAFORTII ATHLETIC <ASSOCIATION
GALLOP BROS.Garage
. DEALERS
In All Makes of Used Cars
Seiberling Tires, Tubes, Hart Batteries
General Repairing on all Makes of Cars
New and Used Auto Parts.
Cars Washed. Batteries Charged
Supertest Gas; Oil, Coal Oil, Fuel Oil
Valuable Premiums Given
PHONE 179. - SEAFORTH
All Repairs Strictly Cash. We Aim To Please
Fiats Fixed
The following is the report of
U.S.S. No, 112, Morris and Hallett,
for the months of Jan.=\{arch:
Sr. I\ : Donald McCool Till.
Jr. IV: Iva McCool, 711,2: :Mildred
Plowman, (1)11. -
Sr. 111: Isobel McDonald, 81.
I1-: :Milton Mc COOL 72311; Bobby
(frown, 62.
Sr. It Kenneth Brigham, 81.7: Billy
gin: 12oy Young, 1)1,
Sr. 'I'r.: Charlie Brigham, Rtnuta
San,Ierson.
Edythe Storey; Teacher,
SUNN-YVALE R.0 P Baby Chicks
BARRED ROCKS - WHITE LEGHORNS
\l�,t Started Chicks, Pullets and Cockerels fr iii R3.1.1'. trap-
nested Government .Ajtn•uveci and blood tested breeding
.tuck. Reasonable prices and g•"rnl service. I•Iatihe.. if every
mundat- and "1linrsda'. Visit our hatchery with new James -
way all electric equipment .situate{ on north Main St„ IE -
nt tictville. or call 160 r 3. -
ANDREW A. MOORE, Seaforth, Ont,
SPECIAL FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
Leghorn Cockerels 2.00 per Hundred
Barred Rock Cockerels 7.00 per Hundred
at their homes: Miss Margaret Aik-
enhead. Miss Irene Snider, Miss Ina
Scott, Mr. Stewart Horton, the
'Misses Margaret and Janet "Watson,
and :.Il..Robt. McNaughton of Lon-
don;' Mr, and Mas, Austin Wheeler
and Mr, and Mrs. 'Norman Wheeler
of Detroit; Mr, L. Reid, :Ir. and
'Mrs. John Maintosh and daughter
and Miss Hazel (Haugh of Toronto;
Mn.•and Mrs. Webster McNaughton
of Bot'hw•elt.
BRUCEFIELD
Miss lift Scott of London spent
Good Friday at her {home here.
\I1sse.s \Margaret - and (Lillian Alk
enhead of London spent a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. H. Aikenhead.
\(r, Melvin Snider of \Vingham •is
spending the holidays at his home
here.
Nis. Louise Marshall is visiting at
her home in London. -
Mr, Lawrence 'Reid of Toronto vis-
ited his father, Mr. C. Reid, over the
holiday.
\1 r. \Vol. NIcQueen of 'roronto
spent Easter with his mother, Mrs,
Jame; McQu ecu,
Nlisses Margaret and Janet 'Watson
of \\'r tern University. London, are
spending the holiday at their hone
Isere. -
\It•. and \irs. Irvine Schilhe of
Zurich pent Raster with Mr, and
:Mrs. ileo, Swan.. - -
Mr, Carlyle Cornish spent it few
day, in :Mitchell.
ND,- Betty an,l Jack Rattenbury of
I f •1ni it n are visiting their grand-
nn'.her. \i, \Vin Rattenbttry.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Simpson 1,1 De-
troit visited 'with Mr, C. D. Simpson
on Mntolay.
\lis- dPeaty Moore of Egmondville
is visiting N11,, Norma Collins.
Mrs. \le.\s1i of London and
and Mrs. \IoAsh of (Detroit visited
Mrs. Margaret McKenzie on Sunday.
\M r. Stuart Horten of Western Un-
iversity. London is visiting at his
home.
\lr, and :Ir,. Jdhn :•Icln,tosh and
little daughter of "Toronto spent Eas-
ter with \f r. and Mrs. C. -Haugh. ,
'Miss Irene Snider of London[ spent
leaster at her house here.
\i r. Lee Kipfer of 'London spent
Sunday at his home here.
\Ir. and Mrs. Norman ,Wheeler and
l"ange and Mr. and Mrs. Austin
\\"?teeter and Donald of Detroit visit-
ed aith 1tr. and Mrs, T. H. \3iheeler.
ai.s Ann Mfc:aughton attended
the 1). E. A. in Toronto during the
week. -
111.. f,illisu Aikenhead of London
visited at rhe home of her uncle, Mr.
Hu; h .1ikenhead and other friends.
E.,ter week,
Th. f aim: were Ea ler visitors
HULLETT.
The following is the result of t'he
Easter exams for SS, INo. d\ H'uttett.
:''hose marked (*) were absent for
examinations.
Sr. IV:.'M.erein Nott, 717%; Ander-
son Bell, 7(1k Lawrence Jamieson, 70;
Phyllis Corbett, 68; Josephine Dale,
53.
Jr. III Elgin Dale, 63.
Sr, h1: Mervin Glazier*.
Jr. II: Bobby Irwin, 83; C'a
:)ale, 66; Lenore McCowan'('.
Printer; Thelma Glaziers',
Jessie Smith, Teacher,
TUCKERSMITH
\lies Francis Houston cif Brant-
ford Ls spending the Raster holidays
with her brother, Mr, Andrew Hous-
ton.
-hiss Hazel McLachlan spent the
week end visiting friends in Toronto.
:les. \ugu' Murray of Exeter is
spending -Easter with her son, :Ir.
Cecil Murray,
Miss Irene• \McKay spent Sunday
with her parent., Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
MciKay.
Syrup making is the order of the
day.
Quite a number of the farmers at-
tended the spring show on Tuesday
and report a good s,howfng of horses.
The many friends of Mrs. Will
Black will be pleased 40 know she is
able to be around again after being
confined to her roost for several days.
•
RE61NT
THEATRE
SEAFORTH .
NOW PLAYING
DOUBLE FEATURE
BARBARA STANWYCK
PRESTON FOSTER
"THE PLOUGH AND THE
STAR"
-also '
Brian Donelevy Wallace Ford
"ANOTHER FACE"
Mon. Tues. Wed., Apr, 5-6.7
MARY BOLAND
CHARLES RUGGLES
In the funniest farce of their careers
' "WIVES NEVER
KNOW"
with Adolph Menjou
NEWS CARTOON
Mr, and Mrs. Will Charters spent
the [reek end with their -daughter,
Urs, Thompson of Lansing, Mich,
\I r. Harlin Whitmore went to
Stratford last Tuesday to have an op-
eration on his eyes. His litany friends
will be pleased to hear of a speedy re-
covery. S.S. No, 5, Tuckersmith,-
The following is the school report
of the 'Easter examinations held in
S.S. INo, 5. Tuckersntith. Those
marked with an asterisk missed one
or more examinations.
Sr, IV,=H, McNaughton 83%, C.
Haney 81'. J. Patrick 73,
Jr: IrV; S. Oldfield 78, its,
lianas 611'.
Sr. Rice 80, R. Wallace
79. H. McNaughton 68. D. Wallace
66, M. Williams 56.
Jr. Idd,-iE, Doig $1, D. Wallace
712, L. Haney 711.
II, -J. Sproat 84, K. Doig 82, R.
Macdonald 7t2, *E. McNaughton 63,
*M. Cooper 6(1.
I. -B. Doig 9.
I'nmer-.R. Dole, W. Drager.
X. Habkt, l.. Teacher.
ter.
Report of Easter tests heli S.S.
No. 9, '1'ucker.ntith, during Mardi.
Sr. IV: Bruce Hod;stert, 't.' .
Sr. III: Janet Handley. 7 : Janet
Hodgert, 68: Jackie Pinel{,
Jr III: ,Douglas Love bet•
Sr. 11: Shirley Lore, 81: Neil flod-
gert, '57.
Ptbnhtterl to Jr. II: Kathleen Pow-
ell, 75.6; Grant Houston. 6i1.
Promoted to Sr. I: Eleanor Elgie.
89: Ray Con itt 83,
No. on roll, 111: average attendance,
10.6,
Margaret E. Grieve, Teacher,
HILLSGREEN
Mrs. Robt. iMousseau and daugh-
ter Marion of Exeter are visiting her
sister, Mrs. Orville Smiths,
Messrs. B. \Walker, F. Hagan. W.
Weido, and O. Smith spent a day in
Next Thur. Fri. Sat., Apr. 8-2-10
FRED McMURRAY
JACK OAXIE
-in-
"TEXAS
"RANGERS"
with Lloyd Nolan
Sturdy, Stirring Dram_ tis C3ed
West
Coming -"BUNKER BEAN"
also -"WE WHO
ARE ABOUT TO DIE"
London recently.
hiss Margaret k+_ e itis! is ,end-
ing a feu' days in Zurich.
'Mr. and NI,rs. Jas L r r r. Nir. and
\la's. 'Eldon Jarrott and iMr,. \\'m.
Jarrtt'tt and Annie visite,{ at tite home
of Mr, and Mrs. 'D. B. Saunders and
Mr, and iIr X j.sne, in Loddon.
Mr. and NIte. Chas. Rtbut,on were -
visited by relatives trout Mitchell.
it'orn,---In Hay two. on 'March ?t2,
to Mr. and Mrs. Ro s Richar eon, .e
daughter.
•
WEST BRODHAGEN
Mrs, Fred Koehler left on Saturday
to visit her- daughter, Mrs. Mickel in
\Fullarton. -
'Mr. and Mrs, Bert Heater and fam-
ily of Morriston spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie ,Eggert.
Those who are making maple syr-
up are not kept very busy these days
as the wind is too cold for the sap to
run:
Mr. Clarence Regele +finished cutt-
ing wood for Wm, Bennewies where
lie cut 100 cords of hard wood.
Mrs, Henry Dietz is having a
quilting bee with neighbors ,to help.
11 we live till fall we will see if that
old prophet is right when he says if
it+xloes not winter it will not summer.
The winter was very mild but we are
looking for the best. °
DANCE
KEN STEELE
AND HIS ORCHESTRA.
One of Canada's Fa.:rite Dance
Bands
FRIDAY, APRIL 2ND
I. 0. 0, F. HALL, SEAFORTH
( former
To be held under auspices of the
Young Ladies' Sodality of St. James`
Church,
Admissi„i, 4o:
PLAY
entitled
"THE KHAN'S TALISMAN"
Presented by Staffa Y.P.U.
Under Auspices of North Side Y.P.U.
in the basement of North Side United
Church. Seaforth
WednesdayApr. 7
j p
At 8115 p.m.
,Admission 25r and 15:
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Taxpayers may purchase Tax Prepay=
ment Receipts for 1937 Taxes at
Favorable Discounts
FROM MARCH 1ST
COST COST
AMOUNT March 1-15 March 16-31
$10.00 $ 9.78 $ 9.80
20.00 - 19.56 19.60
50.00 48,90 49.00
COST
April 1-15
$ 9,82
19.64
49.10
COST
April 16-30
$ 9.83
19,66
49.15
COST
May 1-15,
$ 9.85
19,70
49.25
COST
May 16-31
$ 9,87
19.74
49.35
COST
AMOUNT June 1.15
$10.00 $ 9.88
20.00 19.76
50.00.. 49.40
COST
June 16-30
$ 9.90
19.80
49.50
COST
July 1-15
$ 9.92
19,84
49.60
COST
July 16-31
$ 9.93
19,86
49:63
COST
Aug. 1-15
$ 9.95
19.90
49.75
COST
Aug, 16-31
$ 9.97
19,94
49.85
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