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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1937-06-24, Page 8PAGE EIGHT THE SEAFORTH NEWS ;HURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1937. HENSALL Coward Glanyille— A pretty lune wedding txk place at 'the home o. the bride's parents. 'Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Glanville, who aesidc vu' Ueborne township nn the boundary on Thursday afternoon, when their eldest daughter. Leola Get—trade, became the bride of 'Thom- as \Vil1iam CONN prd, son of Mr. 'Ind fMrs. Geo. CO,vard, of Ilshorne. The .ceremony was performed by Rev. W. A. Young, of Carmel Presbyter- ian Church, Hensall. The bride look- ed charming in a gown of white silk with hat, gloves and shoes to thatch, and carried a bouquet of ophelia rais- er and lily of the valley. She also wore a ring that has been an heir- loom in the family for over 200 year. The nridentaid was Miss Alae Coward. sister of the groom, and Mr. Bert Mc- Bride, of Zurich. was groomsman. Mrs. Harry Neeb, of Zurich. Played the wedding march. After the cere- mony a wedding dinner was served to aoine 60 guests. After dinner, Mr. and Mrs, Coward left by motor for Lon- don And other points south. The bride travelling in a blue flowered -silk dress with white coat, ha't and other acces- sories to match. On their return the young couple will reside on the groom's farm in 1'sborne township, • and where they will have the best 'wishes of their many friends. '.\4r Kenneth 1 raviss, who has .been engaged for ever a year here with B'onthron and Drysdale as tinsnrrh, has severed his connection with that ,firm and on Saturday moved his fam- ily back to their farmer home at She' 'bourne. We understand that Mr. Tra- 'riss has secured a good position at Hamilton. Reid-Taylor— A quiet but pretty wedding took place on Saturday afternoon at 2.30 at the rectory. Exeter, when Rev. W. A. !Hunt united in marriage Annie, daughter of Mr. and Airs. William Taylor. of Hensall, and 'Norval L. Reid. son of Mr. and Mrs. •Robt. Reid, of Kincardine. The young couple 'were unattended. 'Tlhe bride's dress .was a white silk crepe with accessor- ies to match. After the ceremony a wedding dinner was served at the home of the firride s -parents. The same evening. Mr. and'llrs. Reid '.eft on a trip to Kincardine and other points. Mr. and Mrs. Reid are very 'popular hi this district and they have the 'best *is'bes of their many friends. Smith-Kennings— A pretty wedding took ,place. on :'Thursday evening, 'June li7th at the 'United Church •parsonage, when Rev. Arthur Sinclair united in marriage Margaret Layette., youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kennings, of Egnondville,' formerly of Hensall, and ,Alfred J. Smith, of Hay township. The young couple were attended' by Miss Iva Allen, of Hensall; and s1'r. Clarence T. Reid, of' B'rucefield. The bride wore a dress of 'blue flowered silk with accessories to match and carried a bougnet of roses. Theyvwili reside on a farm near iHensall • and have the best'.yyishes of their many friends. at" Mr. and Mrs,.ti T. Dtvglas, of (Hyde' Park, and Mrs, H Varitiand lit - tie son Douglas'' of Trsroavtg, visited here, on Wednesday, 'with Mrs, John Johnston and Mass Margaret Johns- ton, Mrs. Bertha Laverock. of Dowag- rae Mich.; and formerly of Hensal1 spent a couple of days here last week: visiting At the home of hire William Sangster. t`^ Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle and fa oily spent. Friday in London. Mt. \\-illiam 'Fee has treated him=' self tae' a fuse ne'w'Plymoutlt car. Harold Higgins and Edgar Mc- Queen, who :ire engaged on. constrnr- tion :cork at 'the' Beach -o' -Pines. spent the week end at their homes here. M' - llrs.:Albert flotcen, of Blyth. spent sthe week end with Hensall friends. Sinclair -Watson— A pretty outdoor wedding took place at tie hoe of Mr. and Mrs, 'Charles \.us ascii, . Londesboro. on Saturday. June 19th at 4 p. m. when when their eldest daughter Verde Hazel, was united in -marriage to Jack 13. Sinclair, only 'son of Mr. and Mrs. William Sinclair, of Kippen. The ceremony war performed under an arch of - evergreen and ferns, with 'flower decorations of yellow and bhie, The wedding march was played by Miss Werne Watson, sister of the bride. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, looked 'love- ly in white silk lace over. Satin in a princess style falling into a long sweeping train. The veil o feet fell from a pointed halo caugh" with a coronet of orange blossoms. 'S'he car- ried a bou'quet of iJ'ohanna Hill .roses and baby breath. The bride's sister ,Aida was !bridesmaid in a picture gown of •wallis 'blue net with puffed sleeves and sash of blue and pale pink with a corsage of rapture roses. The groom was supported by 'Robert 1N71tgie, •of `Klippen. Katherine Cutt of Ooderich made a dainty flower .girl in a yellow georgette dress. Mrs. Wat- son, mother of the bride, was dressed in flowered chiffon. while Mrs. •Siuc- clair, mother o'f ,the groom, also chose flowered chiffon. ,Eight girl friend's of the bride, the Misses Gladys Pass- more Doreen Farquhar, Mabel Workman, Mildred S'nnillie Mildred Scrn'tan, Beryl 'Pfaff, Olga Bell and N-aude McLean, o'f Herman, dressed in yellow and blue and carrying or- ange blossoms and streamers of yel- low and blue, formed an aisle through which the bridal party pass- ed to the arch, The soloist was Miss Katherine 'Drysdale of IHensall, who sang "I Love Yon Truly," and was dressed in yellow chiffon. Her ac- companist w' Miss Ferne Watson, who tore a dress of embroidered sheer 'chiffon, The signing of the reg- 15ter followed. The wedding dinner was served by the eight girl friends of, the bride. The bride's table was centered with the wedding rake, tall Nue tapers and :blue vases of yellow roses with streamers, also adorned. the table. Sixty guests were present. Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair left by mafor for Ottawa, cMln•treal, and .the St. Lawrence, :the bride travelling in' a brawn • flowered chiffon with brown taffeta .jacket and sand coat with Give Yourself a sift of BE UT' By enjoying one of these Good east Salon Permanents The Standard of Perfection \\'hen there is any equipment better we will have it, SPECIAL PRICES FOR ' YOUR, SUMMER PERMANENTS .All permanents include shampoo. hair cut and fingerwave, a ut Salon 13ea y Phoeae 50 or 1$. Seaforth was Janet Doig She was a member, survived 'Hensall Portsb Church, 'She is •��� en ar� 'len her husband three tions, ofeen Archie, Oliverand 'Elgin, and two daughters, Alts, •H, knight of ,list con, Hay, and. Mrs, A. Burnett Toronto. There are two sisters Airs. Samuel Poplestone pf.Blyth and :Airs Ander- son of Exeter. The funeral, which was private took place from her late •home Monday afternoon, interment in the ''Exeter cemetery. 'Rev. 'Arthur Sinclair conducted the service, assist- ed by 'Rev.' W. 'A. Youiag.'Dimring the service at the home Mr. Wan. Moody and 'Rev. Mr. Young sang a duet. The pallbearers were William Moody, William Bell, 'Robert Cooper, Sam Dou a1'1, +H Horton, Archie Morgan, Lloyd 'and Albert Passmore, ac- ctianpanied by t'h•eir friends, Misses Irene 'Smit'h and •Ze'ia lAnticna of Delhi spent the week end here • with Mr. and Mrs. John Passmore. Dr. Smillie and Robert 'Passmore spent the week end in Toronto. Mr. C. Faber •of 'New Ontario is visiting friends in 'this vicinity. i4•r, and Mrs. 'Fred 'Corbett and their aunt, Mrs. I'da Harding o'f 'Lon- don. we're is Stratford on Tuesday visiting their relatives, 'Mr. and 'Mrs. P. H. Devlin. Dr. and Mrs. Collyer and family of London were calling on friend's in town on Monday. Air. I'red 43onthron is 'building a new garage and making other int- proventents to his property' on Nel- son street. Mr. 'Dan McDonald of Galt was visiting relatives in the ,village on \I on clay. Mr. and Mrs, A. L. Case were vis- iting :Denfield relatives on S'und'ay.. Miss Margaret ivLsL'a'ren of Lou- don spent 'the week end here with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. R, Y. )f'cL'aren Among those from town who at- tended the Sinclair 'Watson wedding at Londesborn on 'Saturday were Mr. and !Airs Mark ,Drysdale, Mr, and Mrs. James 'Paterson Mr. 'and Mrs. John W. 'Ortwein, Rev. Arthur and Airs. Sinclair. During the mon't'h of July there will he no service in Carmel ,Presby- terian Church in the morning. Rev, W. A. Young will preach in Caves Church, Exeter, in the morning, and will occupy his own pulpit in 'tire ev- ening. in August, Mr. Young will he away on his holidays, and a service will be held in the church here, each Sunday snorting, conducted 'by Rev, Mr. Hill. of Exeter. Born—In -Airs. Paterson's hospital, Hensall, on 'Saturday, Juste 191th, •to \'1r, and Mrs. William Bell, of Tuck- ersmith, a son. Miss 'Jessie 'Dick has returned to her home here from 'Toronto. 'Miss Dick is to be married here Saturday. A1r, and Mrs. John Shepherd are visiting this 'week with 'their son and his wife, 'Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shepherd of Harrietsville. A pleasant and profitable afternoon was spent in Carme 1 Presbyterian Church Thursday afternoon when the trmmmngs of squirrel and brown ac- cessories. 'Upon their return they will reside on the groom's farm cast of Happen. \{r. 'Neil McNeil of T'hortd'ale has accepted a position with B'ontheon & Drysdale. as tinsmith He started to work here on Monday morning, Death of Mrs. John 'Rowclilfe— The death occurred on Saturday morning at her hone, a mile south of 'Hensel on the highway , 'of Helen 'Rowdiffe, wife of Mr. John 'Rowclige who has 'been ill since February. She was a daughter of the late Archie Bishop, for LLA. for South flatiron, and was born on the 'B'ishop home- stead, 3th con ., Usborne township. 73 years ago. !After her marriage in .118913 to 'Mr, Row'cliffe, they moved to Lot :314, Con. Ill, London road, 41s - 'borne, and resided there till b years ago :their son 'Elgin took over t'he home farms and they pure -liaised a part of lot I17, con. 1, Hay, on 'the west side dr the highway, where they 'built a beautiful home. -Mrs. 'Rowcliffe was a 'member of two of the early settler families in this district. Her mother STRAWBERRIES On the School Grounds of' S. S. No. 4, Tuckersmith. Under the auspices of the Young People of Turner's Church, Tues., June 29 Good Programme. Supper serv- ed from 6 to 8 p.m. Booth on grounds, :\dmission:, Adults 301c. .Children 15c Women's liissionary Society held their 'birthday party with the ,presid— ent, Mrs: Colin' Hudson, presiding. Psalm 1109, prayer by 'Mrs: 'Hudson, Mrs. 'Robert.Cameron ,read the Scrip- ture lesson. Ors. 3 'W. B•on'thron .gave an 'account of the hospital .work at 'Kenora. Mrs. 'M. Dougall and 'Mise Margaret IDou'gatll ipl'ayed a piano duet, Mrs. W. A. Young 'gage a it'll report of the executive meeting in Clinton, also the 'Ontario provincial held in London. Airs, 3, 'Dallas led in prayer. Mr, Abe Hiuiser and friend' o'f Windsor, and }Air. 'Bedard of Detroit were week -end visitors here with Mr. aril Airs, 'Con. iH'uiser. 'like Arnold. Circle of Cannel Pres- by'terian 'Churc'h met at 'tile home. of A'frs. E. K. IHnatton on 'Friday even- ing, also the sewing circle. i'1'iss'Hann- nah Murray gave the topic. McKILLOP The death oecatrred an Monday at her home ort the 1111Ith con, A1'cKillop, following a stroke of Paralysis of Elizabeth Hi.11en, a highly esteemed resident and wife. Of James Morrison, at the age of 64 years. Mrs. Morrison was 'born in McKillop, the youngest daughter of t'he late iMr. and Mrs. James Hi'llen, and was married about I34' years ago. 'Before 'her marriage, Mrs, Hillen taught in the 'Niagara Falls and. Lucan collegiate institutes. She was an active member of Win- throp 'United Church and a fife mem. bet- of the W.M.S. Besides her husb- and, she is survived by one !brother and two sisters, Mr. Calvin Killen, AfclKillop, and Mrs, 'James Kerr and Mrs. (Robert Archibald, 'Seaforth. The funeral took place on Wednesday af- ternoon to Maitland 'Baank •cemetery. 'Want and !For Sale ad's, 3 Nicks,' 550c Domini n Celebration at FORT LAST YEAR WAS A DAY LONG TO BE REMEMBERED—THIS WILL BE BETTER onster Parade School Children in Parade—FREE STARTING AT VICTORIA PARK 9.30 CASH 1—Best Decorated Float: iltst, 95.00; and, 93.00. 2. - Best 'Decorated Car: Ash $5.00; 2ncl, $100 3—Best 'Decorated Bicycle (Tandem or Single): It. $3.010; and, ;$2.00. 4 -Ancient Car or 'Vehicle: 'Ilst, $5.90. 5—Best Clown in 'Parade:' 1st. $3.00; Ind, $12.00. 6—Hard Time Costume: $3.00. 7—Most Original Turnout in 'Parade: PRIZES 13.00. 'S—kiddies' .Decorated Tricycle or \•Vagoar let, :$2.010; 2nd, $31',017; il• Kiddies in Costume: 71st, $2.00; dxnci, $1.011. 110—'Best Decorated Seaforth Store Front: lst, $3.00; 2nd, $2,00, Judges, Messrs.'K '1 AiseLean, .... F. C uff, W. 'J. Duncan, R. G. 'Parke. 'Prizes offered by the business and professional sten. of 'Seaforth. ' Child.ren's Events AT 10 A.M. AT RECREATION GROUNDS Full Program of Children's Sports with Good Prizes. (Special Prize for the Longest Distance) School Girl Coming Girls' Softball 10:45 A. M.—See two of the leading girl soft ball teams of Ontario in action! Admission Adults 25c, Children 10c. Free Parking. Booth on grounds KITCHENER ARROWETTES vs. WATERLOO SEAGRAMS rse Racem, 2.17 1 -'ace, anile heats, $250.00. - 2.22 Pace, mile heats, $250.00 ...2.28 Pace., mile heats. $250.00_ e'��rT, ® The big Prize Money will bring together the best horses rac- Pari..l�Iutllel.s ing this year. Three heat plan. Each heat a race: Starter J. H. Ranesbottom. F1RST RACE A7- 2 O'CLOCK, SHARP. Dominion Harness Horse Rules to Govern Admission : Adults 50c. Children 25c. Autos 25c. Grandstand 'free Football: St. Columban vs. Seaforth 6 O'CLOCK P.M., RECREATION PARK Admission • Willis: 25c, C'ihildren 10r. Tlcuith on C,rouud,s AT NICHT uo STREET CARNIVAL DANCE Otto Renders„ is 7 -piece orchestra Perfect Dance floor; midway, booths Music all day by Seaforth Highlanders' Band Dr. I':, A. McMaster,'Pres, Seaf. Atha Ass.J. F. Daly, Pres. Seaf. Turf Club c.w BUY IN LGMON VILLE WE ARE 'PAYING Oc Per Doz. Lt 'Trade .Only FOR GRADE A LARGE EGGS RED PATH SUGAR Per Cwt. $5.39 With a $2 cash grocery order. Block Salt 50s 23c Oh/ Cheese, 1b. 21c Soda Biscuits, 2 lb. , 21c Morning Cheer Coffee ib. 23c SALADA TEA lb. 49e • e W. a. Finnigan ELMER D. BELL. B.A. Successor to John H. 'Best BARRISTER, SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC Seaforth, Ontario AUCTION SALE ,Laanibert 'S'aleyards, S•tr'athroy, Sat- urday afternoon, June' 126th. 400 Mix- ed Cattle, including 'Stock Steers and 'Heifers, Grass 'Cows, 'Stook Calves, 20 Choice Milkers and Springers, car load of Choice 900 lb. 'Feeders, also: the usual run of Calves and 'Pigs. This large Sale :34I3'S'1' start at 1 o'- clock sharp. Trucks to 'deliver. Terms Cash., lA. C. MCAlipine, Auctioneer, FOR SALE 1 force pump and pipe, 1115 ft. long; 1 hay knife; 1 steelyard or 'beans scales, Airs. !James Sproat, 'Eig,mmnd- v l'I'e. '.Pihwne 111418 r 4. (130) FOR SALE 1 second hand Massey 'Harris hay loader; 71 second hand M,iI3, mower. 'Humphries & Co., Walton. 1215 FOR SALE 1 'Evans piano in good Shape; 11 steel range in good condition, for 'quick sale. Andrew Demerling, east of Seaforth Library. 25, HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT eight rooms, good cellar, hard and soft water, electric light's, garage and .garden. James Barron, box 1544, Sea - forth. 2,17 FOR SALE Seed bu'ckwlseat for sale, Phone 1'7 r 24, Dublin central 435 FOR SALE 8.4\lasseydT-]arsi• Binder, 1 hay rake, 1 hay rack, 1 Massey -Harris mower, 1 set harrows, L ploughs. Apply the Misses Lynch, Lot 1111 Concession 6. \irKillap. Phone 64'20, Dublin. 028') FOR SALE A quantity of Hungarian millet seed for sale, Phone 211 on 2415. Wil- liam Mason, (25) FOR SALE A frame barn 'dw' x .16', with 16' posts, for sale. .All in first class re- pair, William Berry, ,;Bruce:feld, uS FOR SALE Electric washer for sale. 45.00. .apply Gen. A. Sills & Sons. Phone 56, . (25) FOR SALE 195 Chevy coupe in good running order, • three tires practically new. Owner going to city (reason for sell- ing). Will sell cheap for quid:. sale. Pirrone 3.30, ring 14, Walton, Seaforth phone. 025) NOTICE Mr. S. Carter is no longer handling the products of the company 'he has been dealing with in the past and therefore all accounts must he ,paid byeJ'uly 7 as 'req'uired 'by the comp- any. 'Please remit to 'Mr.' S. Canter, Box 232, Seaforth. Ont 'Kin'dl'y ,give your nature and address in full when remitting. 215 (WANTED 'Man or Oolilegiate boy to work on farm until end of August. David Craig, Biyth; phone 913 r 7, Blyth. (135) FURNISIHED C'OT'TAGES For rent from 14130 to $:125 per month. Apply 'Mrs. 'Wm. Ferguson. Box 1103, Beylfieid. 27 A NUMBER OF CHOICE 4- AND. 6 -WEEK-OLD Barred Rock and White Leghorn PULLETS FOR SALE AT REASONABLE PRICES SunnyvalePoultry Farm PHONE 160 r 3 E: C. Chamberlain INSURANCE AGENCIES ANNOUNCES The purchase of the insurance 'bus.i- ness of Hay's and Meir and 'the ad- dition of their companies to our iprev- ious facilities enables us to give you unexcelled services in all lines. Seaforth, Ont. The Second Division Court County of Huron Office in the Dominion Bank Build- ing, Seaforth. Office hours:— Tuesday, ours:Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 1:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. tt Saturday evening, 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m FOR SALE Several articles office furniture in- cluding long standing desk and high stool, 'filing cases, tables, pigeon holes, couch, stove and pipes, .cup- board, two large blinds, one dozen Aimee extinguishers guaranteed to put out gasoline on the. e, spot, fear chairs and safe, Apply to A. D. Sutherland, or Smith's Grocery Store. DRYWOOD FOR SALE 'Good soft 'body and limlbwood for summer use, delivered in l/ cords 'or more, 1112" long. 'Phone 1'38 r 2. Wm. Doig, Kipper R;Ria G+6 NNOTICE Berry -pickers forbidden on lot 26, con. 9, l['dKillop Tp. 'Kenny 'Bros. ,(1325) HAY FOR SALE A quantity of hay on the field. Ap- ply to William 'McSpadden, Seaforth, Ont. 26 POR SALE Bridge plank .(rock elm), 3 in. thick, 14 and 16 ft. lengths; about 7,000 ft., at Walton Sawmill or phone 119r6 Brussels. 'Duncan Johnston, Walton P!O. 26 • WINDMILL FOR SALE One windmill with 50 foot tower, In good shape, 9315. Mose 'Gerber, Zurich. FARMERS ATTENTION New Viking Cream Separators, ten- year guarantee. :41so. •fused machines and used. parts. Also electric washers. H. Hartung, opposite Recreation Grounds. The Standard Bred Stallion BARON LULWATER ('4750) Will Mand at his owner's stable in Egmondville for the season' of '1907. Fee $113, to inure. He is a beautiful black horse, stands ,115.3t and weighs 1.1150. Has three year old race record of 2:111354, anf1 freduce'd it to2,111/, at four. 'His is •fti'i brother, ,Egan . has a 4 yr. 'old reco'td <2 Mb' trotting. His sire has a trotting record of 21:04/. IHis grand'ire.f*as General Watts, 3 yr. old' 2:005},•'.'' a, futurity winner, and great great grand sire, * the Great 1Awworthy, .3 yr. old, 1261(5. His first 'dam, a great brood mare by Peter fhe Great,. whose stud dee was $1000,0:0.; and has over 600 in t'he list. 22nd darn by `Baron :Wilkes. 3rd dam by Maa.nlbrino Patohein. He is the sire of some very prom- ising colts and will sire a good wagon horse when bred to a heavy mare, and wagon horses are selling h'i'gher than any other class of 'horses. It will pay 'breeders to look this horse over. The late Dr. Whitely gave'$1I1500' and another good horse for him when he was rising 3 yrs. old. He is a prenifu'm horse. W. C. Goveniock, O'w'ner. The Handsome Choicely' Bred Clyde- sdale Stallion "MI.AIiN TIME" Enrolment No. 21120Foran 3 Monday noon will leave his. own stable, lot 23 con, 5, Logan, and 'pro- ceed tb John L. Malone's, lot 14, con. 4, FAi•oi{il'lo;p, for night. Tuesday, to Jos. 'O'R'ourke's, lot 4, con, 6, Mc- Killop, for noon, thence to Rock Bros Brod'hagen, for night. Wed. to John Dietz's, lot 8, con, 10, McKillop for noon, thence to 'Geo. 'Bennewies",. lot 8. con. 112, McKillop, for night. Thursclaiy to Amos 'Wlckie's, lot 29., con. 14, Logan, for noon, thence to Lorne Smith's, lot id, con. 07, 'Elma, for night. Friday, to 'Geo, H. Siemon's' lot 24, con: ill], Logan, for noon and night. Sa'turelay to ,his own stable. ,Term 5-'$12.00, due Feb. '1, _ 31928. Jacob Hignell, ,Prop: and Manager.