HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1932-03-03, Page 5THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1932.
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TOWN TOPICS
His Hottoe- Judge T. M. Co
held ,division court in the town h.
Wednesday morning. It was a
session of about half ails hour,
Mrs. R. S. Hays and Mrs: I
Hays spent the weelc end in D'
and 'Windsor,
Hiss Miary Carty returned on
day after spending the winter in
onto.
Misses Rosabelle and Irene, ,Ol
Buffalo, spent ;the week -end
their mother, Mrs. 'Noble Cliff,
Mr. and Mas. 'Orval.HsJbkirk
Mr. Sans 'Bennett et't 'of Wangh am
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bennett
Mfr. W.. C. Bennett of Walton
visitors on Sunday with lMr,•and
John .Bennett, 'Huron /Highlway
latter is reco'verhsg 'from 'a elision
shoulder.
'Mr. J. 'Roy .Morrison of `Sbskat
who, has .been 'visiting his par
Mr. and Mrs, 'James .Morrison,
the paisb 't*o. month's, left on. 'Th
day last 'week to return, 'spells
several d'ay's in Windsor enroute.
\4r.
George Daly, of Toronto, s
the week end at the, hone off his.
eats, Mayor and Mrs. J. F. Daly.
Miss Grace Scott of F•ulicrtan sp
the week -end with her friends,
and Mrs. 3. H. Scott.
Miss ,Alice Knechtel was a we
end visitor with her parents, Me.'.
Mrs. Wm, 'I nech'tel.
'Miss Mary Jean Case went to
onto this week to meet her u
an'd aunt, M•r. and Mrs. Kilpatrick
will spend some time .wait i them
heir home in Roxboro, N.Y.
Mr, mad Mts. M. Talbot and fa
ly of Stanley were guests oa'Sun
of
Mrs. Annie 'Reid.
'Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Pringle
visiting: in Hamilton.
Mr. trrank Sana'le has returned
etroit. after, spending the past t
weeks with his father.
Mrs. David Boyd of 'Walton
bre to he removed from the 'ho
of to the home of her sister, M
m. lCnechtel,
Mr. Lindsay of `Toronto spent
week -end at the home of Mrs. J.
Thompson.
Miss Margaret Ferguson and '.1L
nn'ie McLeod of Baylfield we
nests at the former's home over
week -end.'
Miss EllizabethlIiarvey is •visiti
tends in Clinton.
Mr, Menton Reid, who was comfit
o his home for the past week wi
n attack of +Au, was able to be o
lin on Wednesday,
Miss 'Lillian Richardson is visiti
elattfves in 'Goderich
MISS Isobel Lowry o4 .'Stratfo
nd VLr,'(7lifford Lowry` ,were gees
f their aunt, Mrs. Vraom'au, God
ch during the week -end,
Mr. F. S. Savauge spent the wee
1d in 'Toronto,
Mr- and 3Irs. ,Wilson 'Allen [lav
Holed' into the residence of the la
Ire. S. \LdGeoch, Egmondville.
Mr. W .G. W. Fee who was quit
for some time, 'has recovered, an
s many friends were glad to see hi
rt again this week.
VARNA.
Dawson - Johnston. — A quiet bu
etty wedding was solemnized at th
sited Church parsonage, 'Varna, a
a.m., Wednesday, February ''24th
en Margaret Jean, youngest daugh
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Johnston
came the bride of Harold . Henr
wson, ,eldest son of .Mr. and Mrs
hn Dawson of Biabylhn line. Re'
A, Pointer officiated. The brid
ked charming in a Nassau btu
crepe and was attended' by he
er, Miss Rachael Johnston wh
re periwinkle flat crepe trimmed
11 oyster, while Mr. Cecil Dows'on
other af. the groom acted as best
n, The •groan's gift to the bride
silverware, to the bridesmaid a
mpact, and to the :best man Yard-
s s'haysng bowl.' Itumediately fol -
wing the• ceremony '$he young con
left for Niagara Palle. The bride
ned for `travelling an indepen'd
blue wool crepe coat with vi-
a fur collar and nlontal'ope straw
and other accessories to thatch,
'their return a reception was held
lie home of the bride's parents,
young g couple will reside on.the
ylon line,
he many friends of Mrs. Clark will
orryto know she is under the dot
care. :We do hcspe she may soon
ver.
r, .and Mrs, Robinson and son
and have moved into their new
e adjacent to the village.
e are pleased to report Mrs.
h is Last improving from the sev-
attack of blood peisos, in her
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Please us by' giving us your cream
,patronage and We will try to please
you by our, services and highest'
market prices for good. cream.
Cream weighed, tested, graded anal
paid for while you,,wait.
The Seaforth Creamery
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Motor or Horse Equipment
W. J. WALKER, holder of Go-
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Flowers Furnished..
Night or day pht,ne 67.
BELGIRAVE •
:Deb' Coul'tes, 3rd line Morris; met
Leith' an unfortunate 'accident while
working in the bush. The branch of
a -tree struck him in the facet: causing
,eonsidenable .inju'ry' bo his- m'outlif
avhen a fetw teeth were knocked out.
His tongue was •also badly cut -and
required seven stitches to,. closet the
cnt.
Mt. and Mrs. 1Lrs. C.R. •ou t
C I es Jim
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andMabel,visited with 3dtc. and M'rs.
Fred Reid and family at V'artia:'
Mrs. Orval Graham. of ,Stratford is
spending; a few days with` relatives.
Want and For 'Sale Ad's; 3.: times 50c.
Seed Corn Unexcelled.
The quality of corn. for seed, un-
excelled r in the history of corn
growing in this Province, is now
offered the Ontario farmer, states G.
R. Paterson of the Marketing Board.
The seed corn standarlds are 'being
placed' on a higher level this year,
11 r ''
I vp oted selection in the, field and The
more rigid government inspection will Bab
add further assurance to your choice T'
of Ontario Seed Corn, Asa your be s
dealer to supply you with Ontario tor's
Grown Seed. •'The .varieties of Dent recd
and Flint are espeeirally sui'te'd to your '11
needs, An abundance of the better M'rll'
varieties of Sweet may be obtained ho'ts
also, from reliable sources. 'W
Daring• years in which the Europ-Sln'it
eau ;Corn Blorer, played a di's'as,trous ere
part in curtailing pro'ductio'n df corn hand
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corn fodder in Eastern Canada be -coup
came more' or less depen'den't on p'oint
sources otehr that, Onttario for their 'M
seed requirements. Much seed, as a spend
co M.
consequence, ahs been imported from 1ss
Th
, William Reid at the muriicipal;
oil which met Tuesday, was ap-
ed tax collector for 1932,
uss Richardson of H'il'!sgreen _is
Mg a few days as the guest of
Margaret Clutter.
e W.A. of St. John's Church !net
at the' home of Mrs. M. Reid Thurs-
day. -
Misses Irene and Mary Clutter of
,London spent Sunday with their par-
ents,
Did you knowthere is to be a eu-
other seed corn producing - areas, .It is
a well tarot that, for Canadian
conditions, nortliern-grown seed is
superior to that (produced in south-
ern. cli'ma'tes. Irl will not be necess'ary
to import -any seed' corn' for 1932,
PAGE FIVE
DEDICATED TO
BETTER VISION
By
THE S,AVAUGE EYESIGHT
'SERVICE
Seaforth,
.SUOCEDDILNiG THESE
DAYS.
Is difficult enough with-
oet unnecessary handicaps.
Goad .health and energy,.
plus, are' needed. Many and
many a person is bein re-
tarded, by the results "of ini-
perfect vision, Do you sup-
pose an eye defect is slow-
ing YOU 'up ? You may'
net be able to answer that
question, but our examine,
lion would.
-Continued ,next Whek,
chre and dance in the hall 1/7+th. 25c
will ad'mi't one and this will aid the
Varna library. Don't forget the date,
• DIED.
ROBERTS. — On February 23rd,
1932, at her fate residence, 1199 Duf-
Perin street,. Toronto, Julia A. Shaw,
beloved wife of Henry ,Roberts,
Funeral was held froth above ad-
dress at 2:30 pan, Interment in Pro's-
pect Getnetery.
BORN.
MAL,ONEY, — In Scott' Memorial
Hospital, on Sunday, Feb, 28th, 1932,
to Mr. and Mrs, Peter Maloney, Mc-
Killop, a daughter.
'McIVOR, —.In Scott Memorial
Hospital, on Sunday, Feb, 28th, 1932,
to Mr. and: Mrs, Peter t1LciIvor, of
Seaforth, a daughter (Josephine
Monica).
HURON ROAD WEST
Miss Sadie Ball has returned from
her visit with her aunt, Mrs. Wagner
of Auburn.
Sorry to report Mrs. Sprung, who
has been visiting hear daughter, Mrs.
Ball, is nowill at her daughter's, Mrs.
Wagner, a'f 'Auburn,
Mrs. Noble Holland visited at the
home of Mrs. Charlesworth of Clin-
ton.
'Much sympathy is felt for Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Turner in the loss of
their baby girl. '
Mr. and . Mrs, Vanderger spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Geo.
MLonk,
Mr. Noble Rutland is installing a
motor seed cleaner 'for Harry Charles-
worth, seed• merchant, of Clinton.
TUCKERSMITH.
The school report for 'SSS. No.. 3,
T.uckersrnith, for January and Febrtt-
ary,.based on the weekly examina-
tions. The percentages are as fol -
laws:
'Sr. Mr—Bo'bby Dalrymple 75,
J'atnes-Mc'Cuily 74, Mary Grace Mc-
Cully 69, W. D. Wilson 68, Arthur
Wright 68, Beatrice Armstrong 56,
*Earl .Papple 62.
Jr, IV. -!.Annie Papple 75, Mac Wil-
son 68, Alice Wright 63, *'Delbert
Taylor 63.
Sr. I'I'I,—Maynle Watson 76, Don-
ald MadDwnald 68, Isabel' Arinstrong
Jr. III.—Grace 'Dalrymple 69, Elsie
Robins 68, Myrtle Papple 65, Muriel
Wright 64. Ervin Sitlery 63, Ivan Tay_
lor•57.
Sr. I•L—!Hazel Wilson 91 Morley
Wright 78, ,Preston Dallas 77, Bobbie
Watson 73. Allan Hill 70, Wesley
Ham 69,Milton Taylor 55.,
Jr. ITL—John Calwill 63, Anna Wat-
son and Lloyd ,D'ap'ple (absent),
Pr.—+Ethel Wilson 85, Oli've Papple
79, Freda Hill 74.
Those narked .witls an asterisk
missed several examinations.
M. McNaughton, Teacher,
Miss Florence 'Fowler and Miss
Jean Scott of Seaforth visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Paullm'ah last week,
Mr. Hugh McMillan Jr. is laid up
with an attack of the flu.
Mr, and Mrs. Joe McLellan are
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Office over Keating's Drtig Store
iting at the latter's sister's, Mrs. I
Forsythe,
Miss Jean MelLach'lan spent
week end :with her parents, Mr.
Mrs. J. McLachlan,
Mrs, T, G Shilbinglaw has retur
home after visiting her daughters
Toronto.
Mr. Thomas Hodrgert and Mr. P
Simpson entertained Messrs. J. Ri
and Woill!iam1Be11 t'o an bys!ter an')Otl M'onday evening:'
A number frohere attended
dance at Winthrop on Friday eveni
Died in California,—The .death
curred following a stroke of paraly
two weeks ago,•at Los ,ngeles, Ca
forma, on Thursday night, :of Ja
Carul.ochan, a well known and ve
highly esteemed resident Of Tuck
smith, and sbn olf the late IR'abert
and Mrs.-Oarcvo'dh'an, in his 82nd ye
The deceased' was born in 1850 on t
h'o'mestead, where .the family had s
tlecl in. 1812 and where 'lis spent h
life, until 1925, when he retired a
went to reside in California, He 'w
married'ori March 14, 1882, to Ju
Janet.Gray, youngest daughter of t
late Alexander Gray of, Tuckersmit
Surviving are his wi'd'ow and four
a family, _Mr's. Kirkby attd Miss A'
nie 'Oarnochan, of Los Angeles, a
Robert H., and James G, on the old
homestead. The funeral took place
on Saturday from the t<Wee Kirk of
Heather," to Forestlautnl Memori'al
Park, Glendale,,
Walter=Pepper. A quiet wedding,
took place on Saturday at eleven -
thirty o'clock in St. Paul's 'A'nglic'an
Church, Hensall, when !Rosa May
Pepper, daughter of Mr, John Pep-
per, and the late Mrs. Pepper, olf
Tuokersmith, was united in marriage
to William Henry Waiter, son df'"Mr.
and Mrs. 'Henry Waiter, of Colborne
township, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev..M. 13. ,Parker, rector
of the church, The bride was very
'becomin•gly- !attired in a gown of
brown crepe,' with trsm'mings of red
silk crepe, with hat, shoes and • hose to
match. She was attended by Mrs. J.
W. Good of Hensall, while Lloyd
Walter, brother df the bridegroom,
was best man. Following the cere-
mony the wedding dinner was served
at the home of.Mr. and Mrs. George
Troyer. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter left for
the bridegroom's farm in Colborne.
township, the ,bride travelling in a
brown broadcloth coat, with fur
trivaming.
Slavin-Pepper. — A quiet wedding
was solemnized at high noon on Sat-
ttnday at the United Church Manse,
H'ensall, !when Rev, .Arthur Sinclair
united in marriage, Doreen Agnes,
ird eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William
Pepper of 'Tuckers'mith, to
otnas Jatnes Slavin, son of 'Wa-
rn lSla'vin, of Tuckersmith. Th'e
de was charmingly gowned' in
ate georgette with radium lace and
re hose and shoes to match. She
ried a bouquet of Ophelia roses,
erslpersed with maiden hair fern.
e was attended by Miss Ida Slavin,
ter of the bridegroom, while: John
'Pepper, brother df the bride, was
t plan. Following the • cerentony
wedding- dinner was served at the
ne of the bride's parents, the din
-
room room being effectively decorated
the occasion. Mr, and Mrs. Slavin
the same evening for Windsor
Detroit, the" bride travelling in a
awn satin dress add black coat,.
11 trimmings of wolf fur and smart
to match. On their return they
reside on tate bridegroom's fine
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WINTHROP.
A large crowd attended the socia
evening given by the Members of
LJO.L. 513, it being their seventy-fifth
anniversary. The 'forepart of the ev-
eniu'g'.was spent in progressive euchre.
The prizes were carried off by Mrs. G.
Eaton and, Mr, Wil'li'am Kerr, A short
programme was given, Brother John
Bullard actedas chairnvan; addresses
were given, by Brother Rev. Smith
and . Brother Wm, Kinney. Brother
Angus More gave selec'ti'ons on the
bagpipes. Mary and Glen Pryce danc-
ed the Highland Fling to perfection,
accompanied by Miss C. Strong at the
piano and Mr. George Pryce on the
mouth organ. Mr. Charles ,Bald sang
a couple of solos accompanied by
Miss Nott at' tis )piano, and the :rest
of the evening was spent in dancing..
IWe are sorry to hear of so un•any
being on the -sick list Na week.
'Mrs. Eaton, "Tim," Isabel, Ken-
neth 'and Donnie spent Sunday with
Mt- and 'Mrs. Foster Bennett, Huron
road.
ST. COLUMBAN
Mr. 3''. J. Holland, Mrs. James
Sloan and Mrs. Terry Flannery at-
tended the funeral of Miss Mary
Klein in Detroit last week. Shewas:
the youngest
or
1r T
�ecl
Klein, 'formerly Of this 'place,
Miss Lucy Burke of IL andmt spent
the week -end at her •home' Isere.
Miss Mary Lane has returned to.
her home after spending the last
couple of months in 'Toronto:.
Just what you have been waiting
for—Clara Rothwell Anderson's
latest play
Let Mary Lou
Do It
presented by ,the Young People
of Cavan Church, in
WINTHROP CHURCH
Fri, Mar, lith
Admission 25c and 16o
At the annual meeting of the Mc-
Killoip, +Fire 'Insurance Company held,
in .Seaforth on Monday 'Mr, Thos.
Mylan was appointed a director and
Mr. J. iL. Malone got the -position of
auditor:
Mrs. IF. J. 'McQuaid and daughter
Nora of Stratford visited Mr. ` and
Mrs. James d\ZclQuaid last week.
Mr. Peter Maloney is 'wearing a
Smile this week. , "It's se ,girl."
Mr: <Peter iO'Sull'ivan is confined to
his home,with as attack of influenza.
BRUCEFIELD.
Mr. Stanley Reid and Miss Irene
Snider of Landon, spent the week
end at their respective homes in the
village.
Mrs, J. Addison attended the Hort-
icultural convention which ,was held
in Toronto and visited friends in Or-
illia recently.
:firs. Jones df ,British Columbia vis-
ited at the 'home of her brother, Mr:
John Grainger, this week.
Miss Alice Ham returned Home 'las't
week after visiting friends in Toronto,
'M'iss 'Anna !Watson, who was op-
erated on for appendici't'is in Sea -
forth hospital, -returned :home last
Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. .Bremner spent the
latter part of 'last 'week with friends
in St. 'Thomas.
Miss M.:Patrick spent the .week -end
with her 'friend, Miss Erma Broad-
foot.
:)Liss Alice 'Mustard of 'London
spent .a few days with her mother,
Mrs. Alex. Mustard.
Mr. Geo. Knights has taken a posi-
tion with Mr. john B. Mustard.
lairs, J. Addison was confin•ed to
her bed with a heavy cold after her
return from Toronto and Orillia.
Mr. !Alex, Addison and 'Mr. Leon-
ard 1Btyes of 'Western University
spent the week -end with their 'par-
en ts.,
DUBLIN.
We are glad to hear .Hiss ifatherine
Krauskopf, who underwent a serious
operation in London is progressing
favorably.
Mrs, Mtn Hussey of Goderich, ac-
companied by her daughters, Misses
Mary and M'artiu, visited Mr. and
Mrs. 'Thos. Molyneaux on Sunday.
Miss Anne'M'alyneaux of Kitchener
spent the week end with her parents.
Mr. James Jordan, who took seri-
ously ill during last week, is recover-
ing nicely.
Mr. James 'Dalton of Goderich, also
Mrs. C. O'Reilly and family spent
Sifuday'with friends here.
Mrs, Patrick Raw^ley was called' to
Toronto 011 Friday to attend the fun-
eral of her sister, Mrs. Castleray.
Mr, James Cronin spent the week
end in Toronto.
Misses Mary and Elizabeth Cum-
mings of Goderich spent the week end
with lir. and Mrs. E. Cu+numings.
)Piss V. McConnell of Guelph vis-
ited her father, ,lir. Frank McConnell
on Sunday.
{Mr, L, Beale of Palmerston spent
Sundial with :Mrs. Beale,
There passed away at St. Joseph's
hospital, London, Patrick McIver at
the age of 83 years. He was a former
resident of )Hibbert where he spent
most of his life. He was unmarried'
and the last df the McIver'family. He
was buried at London on Saturday
morning,
Blood Tested to
d Cliff
cks
Hatchery and flocks are both in-
spected under the Dominion Depart-
ment of Agriculture's Hatchery Ap-
proval policy. The testing of the
blood samples was done by Capital.
Laboratories, Ottawa. The bred -to -
lay qualities of out birds are Rept up-
to-date by the purchase of male birds
frobn high record ROJP. hetes owned•
by some of the Most successful breed-
ers in the
reed-ers'in.the country.
We: expect to hatch about 1500
Barred Rocks, .250 White.Rocks and
500 Leghorns per week, Please order
about one month before you want the
chicks if you
can, y a Drs
,o t think 1, t
00
mach about price; we will use you
right.
Come and see us, or phone 97 r 4,
Hensall We will lye glad tb talk
things over with you, Feed, stoves,
and other supplies kept on hand,"
J. ELGIN McKINILEY, ZURICH