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North Side United Church.•-4Pastor,
v. W. P. Lane, B,A.
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1 a.m.--,Public Worship Subject,
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Q p.m.—,Sund'ay School and Bible
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Tdtinin Higher Values."1I
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SF,AFORTII,ONTARIO; TF URSPAY, JANUARY 2, 1930.
UNION WEEK OF
PRAYER SERVI'C'ES.
\Ipliilay,, January bili 8 p.m,—,
Meeting in St Thomas' Anglican
O1,ureh Rev. W. P. Lane will give
the-4'1dress '
['1. day r' a, 7bh 8 p.m.—Meeting
ui Nlorth Side to -i..,r,but ch. Rev.
I. B: Kahle will preach. `
(Wed., Jan, &ill, 8 miin.—inFebitmass
in •Egenond'ville-United Church. Rev,
T II:.Brovvu :will speak.
Thurs., Jan. 9th, 8' p:m.- 1n. First
Presbyterian Church: Rev, C. A.
Malcolm willgive the address.
The, public are cordially invited to
attend -these special services.
A DANGEROUS' PRACTICE.
Chief Fee a's'ks .1he News t8 draw;
to -the attention of parents the danger
ops''praotice df their children throwing
'snotybal'is:: During the' mild weather
this' week a horse•was Struck : by ' a
unmanageable,
snowlUal,l and became ani g
running away- wi81' the cutter. For-
tunately the drive? escaped without in-
jury,
n
jury,abut the incident might have
ended' sertonsly i Children should be
(impressed that: they must, not "peg”
'people on the street, and that if they
happen to damage prtoperty their par-
ents will be called Ion to settle bills
for' damages. ,
a.-A`FORMER pZESIDENT.
Word 'was receiJ,ed by: friends in
town from:Major\Eabkirk of. Winni-
peg,• that itis” inother,r lErs. John .S ab -
m f
ed aw
t
the hoMe A
hadass ata
k
irk Y
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er Hu hes
her d'aughter,;: Mrs. 1�adt g,
Buffalo on Supd.S, t�feetnber. 22, and
the ifuneeailooas held tui Winnipeg on
Thursdry ,December 2¢. 'Mrs. Hab-
i.,rtS; was Fortuerll• Miss,Mary Cowan,
of Seaforth, a sister to the late James
Cowan of town, and a member of the
Ar it Corps.Mrs.
Salvation' i
call Sa
10 Si
Habkirk, who wa' in ,her 85th, year,
left Seaforth' ,maty years'ago. Her
husband, predecea ed..,hea. and she is
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s
of
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ury ve
Y
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W!nnnipeg;• t o G goj W 17Sr�m;
=an • ante f
_ Whew. s o Van.
o0. risk• 1. J
om'�'+ and'. one'd'augh•ter, Mrs. Briisa-
-w rr ,Hughes, of ,Buffalo. •
A i!rnemorial,:service will be held in
respect of her memory an the Seaforth
Salvation Army hall on Sunday Jarm-
an/ 5th.
pronvist a great n
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ton'.sP is of} .aP,
ery ,effo wild ^aae Ina
on. '
vatar, Jan.
land
the teaclit's' room at
THF PAST YEAR OUR BEST a meetul w111 be,,designing„Rntt
:is-- -1 :f a x p i3f g 0 he`' c:ostutnes of the . per-
" . ''•sinew, Mothers, te'achers," all,
YEAF.'WOULD I'VE A DEBT( s}^ho are i c,ested are invited at a
slightly la date an evening will be:
* * ' k 5 1' OUR det-ot d la taking the costumes.
UNPAID WE {PPF. t. '',k . WEIL I.EQDS NATION•AI:..,
E $ Tliat Gdc}ey(Qtaltil>)'Weiland a'sc'oile
of rite best �'oal� eaters in hark ' is
again 'Fein prd'veu.. "Glia to11oymg
T k'b 't s a` * 'iteni,appFa 1 in the Toronto:'Globe;
On Friday: - ,+'
g it • • `'Boston, ss;,, Dec. '26. --- Little'
Merry Christmas' Cooney Weiind,. Boston'Brains cern'--
• ire, bceame,ihe National Hockey
{ ' ),,ague s leadl scorer here last night
AND WILL HAVE A win.the vvdki,, champions won their
t Happy ekhth consec y.. game by humbling
Jt'he Torobto Anil° Leafs, 6-2„ 'Wet-
�I Year. land scored twa.,e, timely boosting his
fatal to 13 goatsInd 12 assists or Z5
`'WHICI-I WILL PROVE TO B points, one'1ndre, tan ,Frank Boucher.
.
of the New York, •angers. ,.
x ATRO $""tf VE HAD A g eY
THEIR BEST YEAR 43.50•
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your rote _'' and-
infruence1;�rcespectfully
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FOR 30.'.,
a
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ear
ONLY THREE COUNCILLORS.
Of -fourteen nominees for Council
in Seufarth, only three' lead ejsalified,'
instead of six, when .the time ,lini,t ex-
pired at 9 o'clock .Tuesday night
Those qualifying were:^t1saac I'i'udson;
Robert Smith and Wullram J. Rickel!,.
and 'being, a sufficient numper to be
declared elected under the Statute,,
will call another election to complete
soon as possible; The
010011011 on `.v,,•, ;'•-�•-i. ,.ext wil'l;, there-
fore be for Mayor only.
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MRS. RICHARD, BABE. •
Mrs. F D. Hutchison was called _to
Mitchell - this week,: ,owing, to the
death of her mother,: Mrs. Richard
Babb, of that place. The follo'w'ing
reefers to her life: In the'dea'th of Mrs:
Richard Babb, whicih took place at
her home, Riverview villa, in Mitchell,
on Monday morning, that town was
deprived of one of its pioneer resid-
ents. Mrs. Babb was born in Devon-
shire, ago, and -had
shire England', 95; years g ,
g
resided in M:itehell For 75 ears. She
es cY
Was the daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs,'Jlantes Dawe, who were highly
respected citizens iflor many years,
and her husband pissed away a num-
ber idf years ago•.. ,Mrs„,Babb had a
severe illness about°;;.year ago, but
bad recovered From • this,and enjoyed.
fairly good -health until a few -„weeks
of the: -ice -
. ,member�
ego. he wast11
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odist ,church and later of the United
church. She - was a life member of
the W.M.S. She is' survived' r by a
family of nine children,. five sons,
ifChicago;
Wesley and, Cecil Babb o
Harry Babb, of Toronto; Richard
Babb, of Hamilton, and Norval Babb,
of Stratford; and four daughters, Mrs.
F. D.Hutchison, Sea'forth; Mrs,Eliza
Tucker, Mrs. Ecltra Boyd, and Miss
Lily Babb, all at home. Mrs. Babb
t circle of
was beloved bya wide
will learn with regret,
• nits who w 1of
friends,
her death. The funeral Was held in
Mitchell on New Year's • day, inter -
in Woodland ceine-
in inter-
ment beingmade
e
tory.
LONDESBORO.
,'6ronto who
Among 10 g thnse�Zas holidays at their
spent t1ie�.c"'•,
hene:84 us+X� • ,r
homes here trete the Masses Esther
and Mary Tamresen, `Macy Hall Gert-
rude Roberton end• Myrtle Grainger,
ail returning to. Toronto last'Tleurs-'
The, street light committee are put-
ting an anold ,tinte dance in Cont'{nun=
ity hall ori Tuesday night, the • alst.
Receipts w>:11 go- towards paymefrt on
•
Misses Gladys Mountain and Helen.
Youngolnt spent the week end with
Goderi h friends, '
- 3dr .antis Mrs. Stevens returned! to
t'heu
Seaforth after e pleas-
ant visit w�rt trteetw. eaa, and at. Her -
lo ck.
Mr. and Mrs. Les. Ball spent Christ-
mss with Mr. and Mrs. Josling on the
eighth of Hulleft.
Mr. Joe Shaddick of Crossfield, Al-
berta, is' home for the winter;
Mr. Harold Snell of, Toronto Var-
sity is spending his holidays at his
home here. ”
Mr. and. Mrs. Armstrong and Dor-
een acid Mrs. 'Taman spent Christmas
at Watertown. Mr. Armstrong re-
turned d rt Thursday.,
e o
to
_ da With
Mrs.C. Rudd'e11 spent ,Saturday v
p
Mrs. Norman Hun'king of Clinton.
Misies Mains of Chicago spent
Christmas at their home here. They
returned to Chicago on Saturday, ac-
companied by Mrs. Mains:: and Miss
Lizzie who will spend the winter
months in that city., -
We are •pleased;to know :that Mr.
n in the
has been
Louis heddmk who
Lo isS�
'Clinton hospital since Dec. 2.388, is
much improved and' expects to be'able
to come borne early in the New Year.
. and er ere s en
d-
Rev. 1lrs. Forrest
P
in this week in Srnia.
g i a
'Miss Helen Johnston spent Sunday
with •,her cousin, Miss Way6Ziouth, of
Barth,
ck.
Mer.
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s
TUC
KERSM
ITH.
cefin of
•Art. the annual school � g
No. 4f School marl;. Fr -rv!a err was el-
�t three .ears.
ected trustee for ??c-ne, y
• A few bf ilei residents here are laid
*1, ere colds,
up 55!"Hgrotd Crich of London spent
Christmas at his •ho to here. -...
Mr. Neil Matheson .is : spending the
holidays at his home here.
Mrs. Fletcher To.wnSetd visited rel-
-
Mayor for
.e
Contestants
�r
e
R. 0. Parke
NOMINATION MEETING,
.•.A large 'crowd tvt,ea.'i0.,,.;,M.at ""-
t ,,,, eld in the Town
^
nomination mee,
IIall on \Ioi =arty night,' December 30.'
13 qr lists ct1 camhtlates 4 were named for
g s
he offit,aS of ;mayor said councillors.
:At Vit close'. of the nominations, Reeve
�Ft'a ie movetlthat,Town Clerk,' J. A.
Fie itt ' be 'chairman, and ''Yhaj'/
spe hes shotil'd"not last �longer 'abht
ten air -rules. -Mr.•13. G. Parke sal
'wigs in the field for mayor.e
has
fier of
ser >d on the council for a nni
yea s and would like a tern in the
11i1our's chair. The fire bride k'ass'.
rolling a neve alarm sy tem •
cost of $3,200, and when was`torn-
pietcdM, would he the ingot efficient in
Western„ Ontario. lira Parke' also
paid' a grte,eful trtho,e'to Mayor Gol-
ding's ad'iithlseration : of. the town's•
affairs durin alae past•years. He also:
referred 10 the oss-the town lead sof-
ferrea in the "de 1i. 05 o,ie of the coup
cil,meinlbers,t'Mr '"eorge Cardno., tv'ho.
slw^ay carried. outt'yny duties he .had
been called upon to Crfol m, efficient
1y.
F. Dal
y
arlct another mill;;•13 rate,
e
and that the "- ex'commis-
add.
tis
'.toil had. bp,'
,amg at x,600: The
�a
local c�v't ut tins °c2rryy out as
ntakt k c,r,, as posy ale, hut,
^yec,l cep the tax. rate clown.
Mr. Si, 1'.,. Box and Mr. P..,b
Smith,: spoke briefly, being: undecided'
vhc hat the would t Y � told' li '`
1 c m the field for
Tical Mi
cta� 'Merton Reid was not. iii
9re fills is,r council, . As due of. the
�fown auditors, he leantbeen over" the
.town's accounts' and tbeti,ht_.the tax.
Ma. John 1. Daly d, he would
likely be in tiie field fortmayer, I --Ie
has 4erved 'on the utihtriA and the
-coup ,l .for,a large nnttlber of,'years,
and hhs business record' was alSa!goo'd.
'35 elireted to ,the office of • rnayer he
wottll'give'the town„tlir saris! careful,,
a'ttent on and service.':' --
.yli A D, Sutherland said he was in
the ii ayori'lby field win 'Or -lose. He
as t rn in. Seaforth ,fifty fcur:years
ago nd 115st%hasi consider ah e' public'
cx Berl`. ire .111
it svt ] i't'esley Beattie t•han,eed the
cieciOr, for h ving him an atolalne-.
tile..;