The Seaforth News, 1931-04-09, Page 1On' a sudden seven ducks
'With a splashy rustle rise,
Stretching out their seven necks,
One before, and two behind,
• And the others all crow,
And as Steady as the wind
With a 'swivelling whistle go,
T1troegh the Purple shadow led,
Till we only hear their whir
In behind a rocky spur,
Jn ± ahead. -Archibald Lampnian,
WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 53, NO.15
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1931.
Phone 84
$1A YEAR
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EASTER EXAMINATIONS,
EASTER DANCE
hibition grounds; on Saturday, June "
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DINNERS and
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HOT
HOT LUNCHES
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SUPPERS
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Seaforth Public School,
Room T.
Entrance Class, Sr. IV. - (Hen-
oars .562, Pass 450.)' ' Onalee Moore
Drover 592; Leona
rade Crawford 520, Mary Fleet 517,
Jean Pearson 4'87 Frank Grieve 473,
Jr. IV. Class Dorothy Goldingyouse
youse Is• inwited To A hard times
dance too ' be held by the lionNs'
club of Seaforth in cardnos opery
NA11 on
fridaynaprfl10Haninep�x�
olin bRowns starvation six wilL
furnish The mimic.
will ne be annotmced later, Ever Hur-
4 y
ont.e will be made. welcome: No in
vitation is required: '
The sympathy of: the Huron Old
Boys' Association goes out to Thomas
nt)foy+ •26-ce
cent Seafarth, and family, m ,herr re-
sad bereavement,
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iluer
at all hours '
OUR HOME MADE SPECIALTIES
Prices' Reasonable
593, Mary • Johnstone 572, Jack
Oh:eros 567, Jack Rankin. 539, Stewart
522, Ted Sout1% ate 505 Mar-
jorie Wigg 495, Martha Storey 462
Dorothy Hudson 459, Billie Box 422,
Ross Allen 419, Howard Siegrist 417,
Glen Pinkne 398
y , Jack Dunlop 39•
Dorothy Parke 36-, Van Bell 361,
is eX•peeted to ware youre a1d
close and The tuffer are the Better
y
we811 like yuh:7 &admission x$1:50
per pair; extry ladi $.715 cents,
kingfish barber bisuthor.crAwfOrd
Pres, see.
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` KIPPEN.
The A r'g al matin the S:
P meeting ofW,M.I
was held at the good t of Mrs, J. C
Bell with a good attend'anee. The
meeting was presided over by Mrs,
Wm. Aieicander the opening hymn
p
221 Easter
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FRGeddes
ABSOLUTELY
To make room for new goods arriving we are making
very special price on; Dinner Sets we have in
was and the special pro -
stock
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Jack Doeranee 298, Gordon McKel-
lar 285, Orville Shewfelt 154 (missed,
3 exams),
HiPRO'N OLD' BOYS'
A:SSIOCIAPI'OJN: OF TORONTO
gram was taken, including responsive
reading, prayers and the following
hymns: (Break Thou the Bread of
at
at .present.
Potting it briefly and truly these sets are extra value'
at the re'gul'ar prices; but for sale
The
Confectionery and
Restaurant
A
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E. R. Crawford, Principal.
Room IL `
Jr, PV.-(SHonours 488, Pass 390)
Honours - A. Finnigagn 528; M.
Holmes 527, R. Cluff 515, M. Hanley
A continual downpour 6f rain for
fiye hours in±erferednwfth the ellen-
dance at the Heron Old Boys' An-
•
nual Euchre and Bridge at Hygeia
hall on Wednesday evening last,
Life" and "Jesus, Master, Whose I
`m•" The minutes of last meeting
we're read and adopted, followed by
the calling of the ral'1, The business
meeting was taken up, It was.
decided •
decided Miss
q
d
quick the are giving
ABSOLUTELY here with each set a 26 -piece
Silver Service and :here are the bargains we offer:
94 Piece Grind'ley's Dinner Set, complete with the
Silver e at A
120 pieces altogether ■75
511, L Montgomery 457, G. Pinder
!However, notwith'etanding the ele-
to try and secure Read
for the autumn rhankoffering, Mrs:
97 Piece Genuine Limoges China Dinner Set
CHURCH CARD.
432, :4I. Holley 429, C`,, Free 420, H.
Crich 415, J. Cluff 405. V. Mont-
ments, a goodly crowd braved it and
carried an in the old Hirai s.yle,
Monteith and Mrs. hicClymont were
r wish the
Silver Service at
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T®1 et`` SOa
North Side United Church -Pastor,
Rev. W. P. Lane, BA,
- 'Senaay, April 12th,
li . a,m.-Public' Worship. Subject,
-"Worthy of Your Callin ' •
g.'
p.m. -Sunday School and Bible
Classes,
gomery 372.
Sr, TAIL-(iH:onours 450, Pass 360),
M. Southgate 4174, M. Keating 458,. A,
Hudson 455, Pa'ss.-E, Plant 443, R
Stewart 437, J. Drover 429, M.,Moore
J
411, H. Carroll 405, G. Welsh 370; bI.
Doltuad a 365, H. MacKenzie 360,
L. She
About twenty tattles were used by
the 'euchre players and the same num-Each
ber for bridge.
The prize winners for the euchre
were: Gents-lst M.
v prize, �f. Adams;
-red Prize, J. Lindsay. Ladies -1st
Price, Mrs: Phillips; 2nd prize; Mrs:
appointed delegates to the Presbyter
sal a±• Hensall and all. members were
urged to attend this meeting. The
temperance program was taken up
Followed by prayer by Mrs. Conner,
The topic
Then P c on Japanese *Religious
ht," and the "Christian Mes
sage was taken by Mrs: J.
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123 pieces altogether
of these sets are regularly higher than the price
quoted above; but they are reduced in price and the
Silver Service given is Absolutely Free.
'This is a bargain that the shrewd buyer cannot af-Y
ford
ford to pass 'by: It is a money saving buy. The good
are newesta designs and'first s
gquality throughout.
CHOICE OF THREE AT Sc,EA'OH
These favorablyH
7 pari. -Public Wors'hig Gonclud-
ing the series Life and Times- of
Moses.-
en 349, L. Reeves 342, J.
Elliot 334, F. Dunlop 328, N. Reeves
323, H, Edler 30'4, L Botham 301,
Oke, 296
Jean Gilchrist.
Mrs, E. Duncan won the ladies' 1st
prize in bridge and W. F. Mustard•
carried off the 1st
Thome-
d, Mrs. Md'ClymMrs. Thump-
son and Mrs. Cochrane. Thecelevo-
leaflet on "'Temperance" AAS
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Our Guarantee 'behind each purchase.
compare very
with regular 10c soaps,
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SEED POTAT,UZ5-
IRISIi COBBLERS grown by Mr. J,
E Hu ill from Certified Govern-
t
meat inspected: stock.
Per 90 lb, bag,;,,,,,,,,,,,,$1:25
APPLES. -+Good' Bald'wfns. 6 t.-
q
basketi r eac
11 quart basket , , , , , , , : , , , 50c
111 quart
turned comrades. It is not a memor-
sal of brick or stone; it is a memorial
of flesh and blood, devoted to the ser-
vice of those who were disabled and
to the service of the widows and chit-
dren of the men who:did not return,
1t is a inemaraal.: which perpetuates
and service for .which those
mien died a which exists today, sot-
idly establ shed on a foundation stone
of service for comrades, service for
M.' E. Turnbull,
Room III,
(IHonoure 430, Pass 345),=Roy
Oke 494, Alastair Wigg 493, Donalder
Jean Dale 474,
Ma.cTavish -490committee.Net
Harold Free 472 Janet' Baker 411,
Helen _Gheoros 468, Mary Howes,
45;3, Muriel Hudson 4'49, jean Dungey
:435, Helen Chamberlain 4'30, David
Stewart 409, ' Oban MaoTaviSh' 408,
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gent's prize.
At the conclusion of the games;
delicious refreshments were served,
under the, supervision of Mrs. Van-
stone, ,convenor of the refreshment
rdays
\aw •time _and •old tune dancing
was indulged: for the remainder of the
evening.
following +
are. ,he names of
some of those present:
President C.. G. and
given by Mrs. Earle Sproat. The
g in uni-
meeting was closed byprayerFred
song
Misses Grace and ehe Margareth> Coop=
of London spent t•he Easter holt-
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs,
W Cooper:
', John Workman's new garage
is now open for public serviceMr:
A. Taylor of Hensel! has completed
the floor: Mee Workman has been
se.
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c
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54 Savauge
WATCHMAKER, JEWELER, OPTOMETRIST
Opposite Post Office.
•;Mr, Phones 194. pp' • Seaforth: Res. ]0.
,
country for Empire,
Donna Mole 401, David Grieve 394,'
.Mrs.
Mr. Mrs, A. McLaren,
fortunate in securing Mr, Johnston
g
HU 7c1as BAKING POW-
and service P
IThe War Veterans Memorial
Zetta Dunlop 38 F Carl Knight 372,
1
and J. • ren'st Mr
Mr:
and Mrs. B. H. McCreath,
of Listowel as his' mechanic. Mr,
DER full 16 dz. tin 25c
Phis is our leading seller over all
others.We ha alsohe well
S have, t
known Magic; Royal and Forest
•City brands at popular prices.
It;LENZINE & STAR AMMONIA
2 for ::,.,,,,,., ..,. i1 c0
SPRING CLOTHES PINS at same
price as, ordigary, clothes ,pinme
3 doz. . , , , i „: , ,,...... , , 10c
BROKEN BISCUITS 3 lbs 25c
PRUNES at „. ,20c 121 c & tI c lb,
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GARDEN SEEDS' - Royal Purple
brand' at Sc
or 6 far 2S
P
These are recommended' to us as
being equal to the best.
Butter, Eggs, Dried Apples, Feathers,
to the
fallen heroes is the 'Canadian Le•
gion
of the British Empire Service League;
C'atra'dia's great'unified organization
of War Veterans, an organization
which has ever before the
of comrades left m soldiers graves
and the ideals for which these coin-
rides; gave their ,lives, As theyserv-
ed in War these men of the Caned-
tan Legion,Dickson
g , are striving'to serve in
peace so that the debt which they
owe • to comrades shall never be "for-
gotten and so that the obligation they
owe to Canada and the Empire shall
P
be fulfilled. It is a great and glorious
memorial .but one Which shall reach
its full effectiveness and sfgififi'reachance
only whets every man who wore'a un-
iform in the country's time of danger,
is enrolled in this ever- growing item-
bership.
-Mae Hodgson "3;65, Arthur Cameron
348, Billie. Wamsley •321,, Bobbie
Barlow 310 . Harold Calvert 30' 6J
Hawkins, 290; Dorothy
GenevieveF•
er 288;. ' Viola .Dolma'ge 283;
Nielson Hulley 203.
Maude M. Hartry.
Room IV.
(iHonours 415, Pass. 330) - -Ole±a
533, Arthur Jones .4'88, Helen
Swan - 485, Marion •-Lbbotteen 480,.
Bruce Wright. 471, Clara Dolaiiage
463, Allan Dolmage 460, Betty
MacLeod 456, Floyd Pinkney 4'52,
Carolyn Holmes 440, Anna Dennis
428 Leonore Ed'lar 425, Grace Gill-
espie 409,• May Siegrist 401, Doris
Hopf 393, Jack \lcNa'bb 391, Charlie
Wood 369 Ro Kerr 359 Jack
- y , J c Moore.
Dennis 1328 aGeorge Case 321, Tommy
Wilbee 283, Jack Cameron 254, Earl
Mr, and
Mrs. IT: B. Stowe, Mr. E. Floody,
SPr. and Mrs. L. M. Pringle and Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. h H• B•rowii. and Mrs.
Hessey, Mn and M•rs: D. Thompson,
Mr. and. Mrs, H. Hamilton, Mr, and
Mrs, F, Mustard, Mr, and Mrs, L
Browne; Mr. and Mrs, 3: Hendrick;
-
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Carlisle, Mr, and
14rs. D. W. Dane 'Mr. and 15rsJohn
Moon,
oo , Mr. and Mrs.,. Duncan,
-Mr. ` and Mrs: j• Gilcher MT. and
Mrs, T. Ferguson,°
gu•sonMr.' and Mas. H.
White, Mr and Mrs. Arthur Spotton,
and Miss •S otton Alt, and Mrs. W.
P
Duckworth, M•r. R. S: Aheppard,;
Mr. G. A. Newton, Mr. J. Came
ron, Mr, and Mrs. F. Milne 'North
(
Bay), Mrs, Minnie Irwin and Miss Ir-
win, Mrs. S. L Scott, Mrs. O. M. Ri-
ley, Mrs, J. Oke, Mrs. 7. O. Rose
(Guelph), Mrs: C. H. Brereton, Mrs,
McDermobt Mrs. D. Gu Miss
Johnston has had several years of
good experience. you 11
ionize °` "Jack.' Hope 'y all pat
Wedding bells are ringing in this
vicihity,
Mr. and Mrs, Grant Love of Lan-
sing • spent Sunday with the litter's
father, bar. R. J. Coo per.
fir. James Bowey has'disposed of
his store etos Mr. Emerson Kyle, who
gets possession, we believe, earl in
may. p We alt wi ' Y
y sh Emeroiin.`tltd best'
of luck.
c•
a g lass met �S.oMuc night
with a good attendance, Much credit
is due to Mr. Goulding of Exeter for
the splendid
P endfd way in which he is train
ing the young voices.
Easter •services •itt our church were
conducted byan
Rev, Mr. Conner who
preached a splendid Easter sermon,
his topic being'
P Christ is Alive," and
HILLSGREEN.
Ir. and Mrs, - William Love of
Ailsa Craig were recent visitors with
lir: and Mrs: G. Love. •
Mis's Mary Hagan of London'
the Easter holiday at the home of her
mother, Mrs: A. Hagan.
Miss Lettie Love of London Nor-
;mal spent the Easter holidays with
her agents, Mr, and Mrs. W: Love.
P
Miss Edna Cochrano of Tor.o,o f%
spendinga few weeks with her par-
P
cots, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cochrane.
' Mr, Lawrence Brightmore of Lon-
don is spendiag :the Easter holidays
with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Cochrane.
Mr. 'Stewart Beattie is spending the
Easter holidays at his home near
Londeslb'oro.
Mr, and Mrs. W. Balkwell of Lan-
and .Mrs. Kenneth Kfstner, of Wate
loo, who has been verysick is'
m
Proymg:
M;. and Mrs. Elmer Hackwell an
chrs E were visiting with ens an
Mrs. Edw. Regele Sunday evening.
Mrs. Thomas Leeming Sr. has n
turned home after spending the war
ter with her daughter, Mrs. Bell
Boyd.
, Mr.,.Dun c. McPherson spent Mor
'da evening
it ren were with Edward Regele.
and Mrs. Thomas Storey an
children visiting friends in Se:
forth on Sunday.
a
y visitors a: the home of Jni
Rdbfmsan were Mr, and Mrs. Josep
Dennis:ennfs, Mrs, 3, McNichol Mr
Mrs. Edw. Regele and daughter Shii
ley., g
Mrs. Edw. C. Regele and daughte
etc. taken in exchange for groe-'
erica. ' 1
F. D. _ HU
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Phone Phor Phood
166
EGMONDVILLE.
At the April meeting of. the Neil
Shaw +Mission ' 'Circle thirty-three
members gathered at the home of the
president,
president, Miss Violet Tyndall. The
girls at 7:30 in the dining
room and partook of a bountiful re-
past which was provided by the los-
Montgomery 245; Alex. Baker 222,
Ruth Fraiser 18ere
2 ,jack Hanley188,
Alfred
Alfred Siegrist 133,
ed examinational Mar aret
Barlow, Margaret Fletcher AlmaHalliday,
Elliott, g
M. M. Bell, Teacher.
Room V.
J y'
Fannie Paterson; Miss E. King,
Miss J. Farrow, Miss J, Young,
Miss Isob•el Young, Miss J•
ivli'ss 1V, Webster, Miss
Grace McLntosh, Miss R. Lawry,
Miss M. McNeil, Mips Jean Robert-
son, A. MdBurney, Dr. H. A Hes-
Sion, and many others whose names
was listened to by a large and atten-
tare cat gMrs:
anon. The choir, under
the leadership of Mrs, J, B. McLean,
sang number entitled; "Awake Thou
•that Steepest," and.much praise was
given the choir and their leader for
their splendid music on this occasion..
Holiday viistors were Miss Etta
Jarrott and Miss Etta Bell, eer, Gil-
sing, Mich. spent the Easter holidays
with Mrs, W. Blackwell and sons. '
Quite a number from this vicinity
•a
attended the auction isle o£ the
household' effects of the late Mrs: R.
Me/Beide in Zurich on Saturday.
Mr. F. Stelck,and daughter, Mrs.
G. Love attended the .funeral of the
late Mr. A. Foster of Varna on -Mon-
Shirley spent Tuesday at the home c
Herman Brodhagen,
'Miss Annie McDonald, who die
at Clinton on Friday, was buried i,
cemetery, the •allb
ersbeing,
ers being, Messrs. Ed and P Waite
Davidson, George Jackson and Wer
Leeming,
ing side in a contest which was held
recently.'
Following this the regular
gg
(IHon'Onrs 465, Pass 340).-,Rubh
Juynt 522, Clara Keller 522, Fdorenee
could'not be obtained.
Notes
hers Jarrot, Mr. Lloyd Workman of
Oshawa and friend, Mr. Chamber
day•
A.
meeting was held. The meetin war
Calvert 521,' Lois MeiG'avin 513; Joe
Nobody was fooled. Everybody
J. -
lain,
Mr. George
in charge of :he 1st vice president
Smith 505, Donald Scott 497, Eloise
had_ a good bfine..
Mr. Harry McClymon•t, Mrs, Geo-
.
NORTH Mcdas
a•
Kerslake
Kerslake has moves
his 'f 'I y to the village and
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nUALITY-SERVICE
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PHONE=.
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Ea'6ws.�®-/� •43:::
Helen Tho'inpos•n, and ,the program
was al so provided by the good los-
era. "The meeting opened with hymn
"Blest be the Tie that Bind's," Eva1-
era Nb'tt led in prayer and the Scrip-
ture lesson was read by hsabet For-
rest, An instrumental by Lillian Ri-
chardson, a solo by Ethel Jackson, a
humorous. dialogue .by Margaret and
Mary Forrest, an instr•umenital duet
Harkness 496, Frank Golding 475,
Pinkney 459, Marion Sclater
458 Helen Fraser 44$, Stewart Wigg
4', Doris Barlow 4'4 , Muriel
Cameron 435, Mary Wood 415, Rog,
Dolmage 369, Margaret Hudson 350,
June. Siegrist 340 Barbara Best 340,
Dorothy Fletcher 3.40,. Mary Geddes
334 Frank Casson 299, Dorothy
Howes 1$6, Stanley
Y Hill 177, Leo
Oke 144,
H•on. President D. D. Wilson and
14?'s: Wilson were unavoidably de-'
tamed on account of the death of a
near relative in London, Thi y were
much missed.
�2r• and Mrs. F. Milne of North
Bay were present and enjoyed the
J y
Proceedings. As old Hunonites, i'b
was their firs experience at a reunion.
Mr; Milne comes formerly from Eth-
Grey township, Mrs,
pagan and son Gordon'p•f London
Mr• Royal McClymonb and wife and
children were Easter visitors at the
home of theft parents, Mr, and Mrs.
James MoClymont,
.Mr.. RobertScNaughton of Lon-
don fs spending his holidays at his
h:ome in Tuckersmitlt,
e ale Lance Norris of Toronto spent
the week end at the home of his par-
encs, Mr. and Mrs, Norris,
Mrs, George Dundas was visiting
was
with Mrs. John Crozier one day last
eek.
week:
Mr: and Mrs. Joseph Thornton
acre visiting Mr, and Mrs. Thoma's
Leeming Jr, Sunday evening. Mos,
Leeming is very much improved and
is able to be' up again.
Mr•' and Mrs. John Leeming were
visiting Sha farmer''s mother, Mrs,
Thomas
are oc
copying Miss A, Herran's house.
' 'Mr. and teles. D, Parker, Exeter
spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, �t
Walker.
The Ladies' Aid are having a gailt
mg bee on Then, ay afternoon at th
home of M
Mrs' J. Vii• Warden.
Mr. Wm, Drown had the misfoe
tune to fall and break his col ar bone
eat Harold O'Br'eu l b ne
r of Hamiltoi
spent the Easter week end with hu
by Jean and Hazel McLachlan, a-vo-
cal solo by Jeaneeete Finnigan, and. a
Missed exams;: Sterling Hablc rk,
Doris Barlow,
el, and Milne
was formerly Miss Detlor, of Gude-
John
We are sort Y to hear that Mrs. Jas,
Chesney has been on the sick list
Leming $r„ on Sunday,
Alt. and Mrs. Edw. G Regele and
•visiting
parents.
Mrs. O'Brien of Saskatchewan
VETERANS MEMORIAL
Fourteen years ago today the men
of Canada jumped out of their as-
sem'bly trendhes and stormed the
heights of Vimy Ridge' to win one of
the..most glorious Canadian victories
of the Great War: in toeaBert
piano duet by Margaret and Jessie
Smith were very much enjoyed by
all those present. The topic, which
was baleenpre Margaret Finnegan and
Gladys Colefnap proved very interest-
ing, Hymn "L Need. Thee Every.
"'
Hiour, was sung, and the meeting ,Jfminie
closed' with the Mizpah benediction,
Dorothy Fletcher,
y
E•.,H. Elder, Teacher,
Room VI,
Pruner Clues -(Honours 2
( s. 13, •Pass
150).- 1Lorne Ibbotson 242, Mildred
Swan 242, Kenneth South ate 23
g 3.
Southgate 232, Lois Wright
232, Clarence Wescott 231 Ke richt
Reid
rich, daughter of the late J. O, -Det-
for
Mr: L. Browne, a Seaforth old.boy,
sou of a former Anglican clergyman
there, was among the first arrivals.
Mrs. Vanstone was ably assisted by
Mrs. D, Thompson in preparing tlhe
dal. refreshments.
Y
McCreath put the life into the
and
pe she uill soon be enjoying her
ostial good health:
Mrs: Robert Elgie is able tro be up
and around -,again, her manyfriends
are glad to know,
Congratulations to 1St, and Mrs:
Wm. Caldwell on the arrival of a fineMary
baby boy,
The meaty friends of Margaret Sin-
daughter Shirley were •with
\Tr, and Mrs. •oho Crozier
J one even
iitg last week,
Miss Vera. Crozier •is, spending her-:
Easter holidays under her parental.
roof.
Dempsey
Mass De'm se of Guelph 'is
spending
P g the Easter holidays with
father, Frank Dempsey, l-
who has spent the last month with
her son; Mr. R O'Brien, left for Flim
on Sunda
Brien accoin an'r• and firs, F. O'
P ted her •as far •as For
Huron.
Mr: and Mrs, W. Drake and chit
dren of Stratford and Mr, e
and Mrs
W. Brown of London visited then
•her Parents; Mr, and Mrs. Robert Bar -
bour for Easier
thee for the first time as a united
Canadian corps the four Canadian di-
visions made the name of Canada
ringthroughout the civilized world, '4
g
It was a great victory but won at a
tremendous cost for, when the smoke
of battle had cleave d away, thousand's
pi the gallant .ons of the Dominion
g
HOME AND SCHOOL.
Tihe_Houie and School Association
will h olcl its regular monthly meeting
on Monday ppart
t Y afternoon, April 13th, at'
�pen. in the teachers room of the
public school. A representative of
the Clinton Hoine"and School Club
will address the meertin Ever
anember is requested to be g' y
29, Gorden Dupies 228, Charles
Case 2_7, Scott Kerr 223, Audrey Mc-
Gavin5220, Arthur Fraser 2 15, Vernon
Kopf 214; Reid Allen 1.97, Helen,
Hodgson 192, Evelyn Venus •177 Is-
abella MCKeIlar 14C Margiter Dal
129 Ross e
Greene 119, Donald Wood
106, Khthleen Hoimes' 101, Clarence
Reeves 79, Ross Montgomery 39' Ro-
g
dancing as, he always does,
President Vanstone and Mrs, Van-
stone are splendid entertainers and
did their wellp
'Se'cretary Floody predicts one
thousand as the attendance ae the.
next annual a2 -home. •
•.Messrs; Rober'tsou and Medd, M;-
clan are pleased to see her able to be
out again after her severe illness.
Mrs,
asherT Chesney Sr; is not as well
many friends would like to see
her,
The Ladies' Aid of St. An.ouee s.
United Church meets at the manse
on Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ise h Ho.
T P lines, Mr.
and •Mrs: Ian Leeming, Mr, and
e•Il and c ,
hfldren
Mrs. Elsner 'Monday
spent last Mo•trday evening with Ed,
and Bessie Davidson.
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Thornton'
P
and Itennefh were visiting with Mr,
and Mos. John Crozier last Monday
Mrs. Charles Treli`r
Y, London
spent the 'week end with Mr. ani
Miss Treffry.
Miss Marz etre 'Sadler of Whalen, ii
s endfn h
g er holidays under the par
ental roof,
Mr. Harold Leary of London was
au Easter visitor at his home
Mies Marie Sillery of 5t. Marys i,
lay on the battle fields never to rise present.
y
bert Stead 30,
P,•P. s,' were too. bus y at the Parlfa-
eiening,
the holidays her
i afn. YOUNGJack
g PEOPLE'S SOCIETY
C From coast to coast today the sac- IT'he regular meeting of the socieity
gthroughJ
ifices of these gallant men are being' was held in North Side United''
with. They Church. on-
Elliott (missed
exam's)'
R 5 T'hom'plgon, Teacher,
urea±• Buildings and sent their regrets,
Wm Powell, head of the Publicitylast
Dep•arfinent was •detained
pressure business
MANLEY.
The" many friends of Mr. olio 'Driscollof'
Holden are sorry ±o learn he is laid
Miss Edna and And Crozier spent
Monday
y evening with the Misses
Leadbury.
''Master
par
eats r.
cuts, Mi, and alts. R..S:illery.
ller
The Young People are i
r giving
play, "Welcome Home Jimmie,"
T a'.
Zito (1=/a wiles east of Dublin)of
einembered' rati.ude. Tuesday evening. April 7,
all t gratitude.
gave they had to .give and died in With Mr; Keibh Webster, convenor ofor
their nal department, in
C.W.L.CEUCHREMr,
of .but watch out
him at the picnic in June. -
D, W, Dane the big
u and hoe for hiss eel recovery.
P p speedy
W. Manley was called to Lon -
Robert'
Kistner; son of'Mr.
or
Fn•day ewenmg.
es
defence of country and Empire Item evoti charge..:
sung, after which the:
and the dear ones they 'had left at"Lo d's prayer
home. They are r emlbered with P y was repeated in ani-•
son. Miss Jean Webster favoured
gide for theygave a new meaning to with a solo, accompanied. on bhe i_
theori ward Canadian and today theyo with
Pnot
by 'Moss Anne Goven'lock. 'Mr.
ire .:hon'ored with reverence •b the' A. L Porteous lead, in prayer, 'f
follow- by
yDirect
-ornradea who were with them on ed by the Scripture lesson, read by
li
hat day and. who were spared to Mist Edith Hoag 4 mast interest-
:orae back, g + nstntctive address and ex-
Memorials, beyond number; Have planation of the Bible, with a splen-
>een raised to• their me'mory, but" i4r'YChlustrated chart, ,was given" by
tis Gheoros, which was mach
so striking
isnthe uitmemorialctwhich' appreciated and greatly enjoyed: Af- sec
q•SE'�,T
hymn •330, the , meeting ,
has been 'ter • sin with
>•reated in their honouor b heir re- g
y I closed with .he 1Tizpah benediction.
- --
iThe CJWJL, held a successful eu_ ..roan,
chre on Tuesday evening in : St,
James parish 'hall, The ladies'-first,.,who.
prize was won by Mrs. F. Faulkner
the second prize by Mrs, .F, 'De- to
vereaux, The 'men's first to
Is•t prize was
won b Y Mr, D, Shann•a�han and se-
cored prize by Mr. Albert O'Reilly.
Miss Helen Heffernan won the luckysaw
chair prize and Mrs. J. E. Reye -olds and
the doorniense]
prize, On April 14th the
'td genie of the contest will
1, 11 be (ltd,
het ,'"''
real estate'
was early ,e the lab; as was a1-
so a good Howick •con'hmgent.
All .Huronites to Toronto are
Alread ,on the les are re• nested
y q
forward their names and addresses
E. Floody, Secy, 56 Close Ave,
Dr: H A, Hesston,. a Clinton old
boy found time to pull away from
his medical practice for a few hours
he enjoyed the programme im-
y' for
The monster picnic of the Huron•the.
Boys'..4ssociation will beheld in fast
Area No, 3, Canadian. National Ex-
ing
tan last Stmday when his uncle Mr.
J:im Manley; took a sudden relapse
from a severe cold but after the visitarrived
he`greatly revived.
Mr: Chris. Lan cion of Stratliro
g y.
paid us a'slior, visit last week.
Maple syrup making was in fill
swing last week with a record run.
Mr. last •Mitch ell is engaged with'
Mr John McDonald of Walton to
his stock of logs.
The farmers are buy- elfin readyC
Y s g
seeding as there is no frost in
ground. The land is drying
and still no rain in sight, �g up
Mr. John Leonhardt is busy mak-
his round sawing wood, "
Just - lel
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