The Seaforth News, 1932-07-14, Page 4PAGE FOUR.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
Snowdon Bros., Publishers.
WALTON,
Mr. and Mrs.: W. C Bennett and
Ronnie and Shirley are holidaying at
Point Clark.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Rutledge and
family are camping at Bayfield.
Miss hraybelle Rands is visiting
Mies Asiiie llcPaggart.
Mrs. Lawrence Forsythe is visiting
at
her home here,
Miss Joan Drager is visiting in Go-
derich.
ill=
:Misses Muriel Jane and Vera pan-
das are. spending their holidays with
.heir grandmother.
Miss Ruby Young is at present
speeding the holidays in Guelph, at-
tending summer school.
;Mae H. Tudor, 'daughter Jean, of
Eugenia Fails and Mr, Thomas Tu -
dna of Toronto, are holidaying with
dlieir sister, Mrs. James Mann.
Mr, and Mrs.•R. Marks spent Sun-
day at Listowel 'with friends,
Mr. Wilfred Clank of Guelph called
eat friends in and around Wlalton' on
Sunday last.
Bars, Edwin Miller is holidaying at
34r Fred Miller's. Mr. and. Mrs. E.
mer motored from Edmonton. :Mr,
2Sllter is finishing his B.A. at King -
:don.
Mrs, ' Chas. .Gook of Clinton, Mr.
ersd Mrs. Fred Cook of Tuckersmith,
11!r."and Mrs. John 'MoCon'neld and
7rattte Miss Colleen Grigg of Detroit,
spent 'Sunday at James 'Mose.
'Mrs. L. Forsyth, of Toronto is avis-
Ring her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
if Loy,
, Misses Muriel Jane and Vera Dun-
elas of Detroit are spending their hol-
=rdays with their grand parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Clark.
Mr. J'oe Bolton and Miss Dorothy
awed Mr: •and'Mrs. Joe Bolton of Ro-
•.tester; •N'.Y.; are spending their hol-
idays with their- parents, Mr. and
Matte Y,' Balton and other friends.
hili:. and' Mrs. F. Rutledge and fam-
sAy leave gone to spend their holidays
ant Hayfield and other points.
Mr. John Smillie has gone to Em -
k° as his brother=in-law; Mr. Ross,
Xs very i11.
Miss Olive W'iiliamson has return-
ad home after completing a coulrse in
dressmaking with Miss C. Hingston
of Brussels. We wish her success,
,Despite weather conditions haying
%aerations are in full swing,
BLYTH.
A. very enjoyable meeting of the
1Somen''s Institute was held on
Thursday, July 7, in Memorial Hall,
it being the girls' meeting. We had.
a splendid attendance of young
people. The president, Mrs, J. K.
Scott presided, After the opening
exercises, the roll call was :answered
3y suggestions fora girl's hope chest,
liotlowed by a duet, "My Blue Ridge
Mountain Hume" by -Luella and Ir-
ene Taylor, who were accompanied
ay their mother; then community
singing, "Old Folks at dome." A so -
/r3 was sung by Isabell 'Cumming, fol -
awed by a piano duet by Elizabeth
and Louise 'Mills, A paper was given,
"Caring for some of the early nro-
3ucts," and recipes for some by Miss
AAGherta Richmond. An instrumental
eeas given by MIis.. Alberta Richmond.
air instrumental was given by Kath-
leen Logan anct Isabel Cunning. Fa-
ther Sullivan of Clint:nt was present
and gave a splendid address on the
'History of Music," also contribut-
ing a Whistling Song The Mocking
Bird: On motion of Mlr.. .Scrimgeour
and Mrs. Richmond a hearty vote of
thanks was tendered Father .Sullivan.
Miss Creighton, who is visiting Mrs.
Brigham gave a pleasing instrumental
and the girls had many articles of
fancy work on display-. The national
anthem was sung. In closing the
group in charge served refreshments,
Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. J. .li'ctGee, Mrs.
ivtunro, Mrs. Wightman,
Mr. Wm. Armstrong and fancily re
earned to Toronto 'last week, accom-
panied by the forma's mother, Mrs,
Martin Armstrong, who will visit for
a Few weeks.
Mrs, Wm, Staokhottse and 'Mis's
Ada are visiting Dr, Roy Steakhouse
at Ridgeway.
Mrs. H. C. Johnston and children
are visiting friends at Water(lown,
W MJS. — The regular monthly
aneeting of the WtM;S, of the Queen,
street United Church vias held on
Tuesday, July 5,th. Mrs. 3. W. Petts
lead charge of the program part : of
the meeting, reading the devotional
leaflet "Paul the. Mean who made
good." Mrs, Maine's offered prayer.
Hymn 91 was then sung. Study leaflet
'Toward a Friendly Work," was tak-
en an four parts by Mrs. E. Pollard,
l tiwee,i, Mrs, Kechnie and Mrs,
McElroy, The study book, 3' cfth chap -
ace. "Korea, Land of the Dawn," sub-
ject, "New Schools," was given by
fry J W. Mills. Leaflets read by
Mors Colclough and Mrs .lMues. A
pleasing -piano solo by Mies Pauline.
Robinson The president then took
the chair for the business part of the
meeting. Rall call was answered by
stile name. of a missionary now sere
:ectg in Formosa. Hymn "Jesus Saves"
:vas' sung: Meeting was'brought to a
.lose with the ueiver.al prayer in
unison. A ten -cent tea was served.
E1 e eee, Mrs. A. M. Colcliugh. cons
nrittte.•l'Fis. C. Granby, Mfrs. J. Gib
ea Mrs. Slater Mrs J .Maines,.
• Women's Association 'Thcf regular
irreeting of the Women's Association
was held on Tuesday, July nth presi-
terrt firs. J. W. Mills, presided. The
meeting opened by singing hymn 1,911,'
ilfe's. Maines offered prayer. After the
routira business ' it rocas clecidcd•to
Wave a bazaar and tea in the basement
aa the church of Saturday, Decem-
tier 3rd, 'lie neat meeting to be at
the home' of Mrs. ,Samuel i{echnie, al.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
THURSDAY, JULY 14th, 1932.
come in and see our
new and used cars
Agent for ehrysler,
De Soto, Plymouth
JOHN GALLOP
AGENT FOR FROST FENCE SUPERTEST GAS and; OILS
All Repairs and Labor Cash.
so a towel shaver; meeting closed by
surging hymn 27.
Miss Sarah Howatt and her pupil,
Miss Margaret Caldwell were in Ex-
eter -trying their music exams on Sat-
urday, July 2nd. Mrs. J. Oald'wel•1,
spent the day in Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Win, J. Idiawatt,'Sar-
ah and Edgar visited Mr. and Mrs. N.
Sanderson and daughter Em'rna on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carson Allen • of
Guelph, and Miss Cora_ Strong of
Seaforth, visited wiith the Misses
Mills on Sunday.
broathers, jean and Aibert, The fun-
eral will be held from the home of his
brother John Forbes, Hibbert, 'Wed-
nesday, July 13th and service *•111 be
held at St. Mary's .Anglican Ghuroh,
Dublin at 2 o'c10 ok. Interment will be
in Mitchell .Anglican cemetery.
Mrs. Jerry Ryan and family of
Stratford are visiting with her mother,
Mgrs. T. Maloney.
IRev, Fr. Feeney of L'ond'on spent
Tuesday with friends here.
Mr. Hugih Benninger who . is'. at
ten'ding.fhe O A IC, at Guelph, spent
the week -end'. at his home here,
BRUCEFIELD. HIBBERT.
The Bructifieid U.FIWJO. held ' The regular monithly meeting, of
their regular monthly meeting at the Sithe Hibbert Coun'cil' was held at Staf-
home of Mrs, Lindsay Eyre on June
0.6rfr with our president, M'rs. Doug-
las, presiding, The meeting opened
with singing, "How Pleasant It is
to Meet Again." followed by the U.
IFNIr, creed in unison.'The minutes df
pre'srous meeting aopted as read.
The roll call showed a good atteti-
dance of members, and was respond-
ed to by "Hides to make children ob-
edien't" add "Preparing a hurried
meal." Miss Waldron gave us a splen-
did talk on the advantages of bring-
ing up a family in the country. Mrs,
'Nesbitt, topic on "Sunday Slaves."
b\ reading by Mrs. Wright, "Raskin
(Gets Cold Feet," A splendid talk
from Dr. Anna Haugh on some of
her work in the fhoapi'tal, which was
very interesting. Our meeting closed
by singing our closing song. The July
meeting is tp be' held at the home of
Mfrs, Ares. Wright, on Wednesday,
July 201h, with Mrs. DOW and
alas. W. Ross to take the talk, ''Hab-
its and What They Lead' to." Ro11
call, "How to Cure Bad Ha'bits.' A
pleasant feature at the close of the
meeting was an address and presenta-
tion to Dr. Anna M. Haugh, prior to
her departure for Mvosejaw, Sask.,
and Mrs. Dow made the presentation.
and Mrs. Clifton read the following
a ddress:
"Dear Anna •May, ilt ta'lia to the
lot of a person in some part of their
life to perform some act particularly
pleasing, hut fewareallowed to per-
iorm a more pleasing darty than that
which is allotted to nes this afternoon.
It gives us great pleasure have you
with us, acid to know that you have a BAYFIELD.
kindly interest in our Club. In various Anniversary Services, The acini-
wanks of neighbourly and social in- versary services of Knox Pre'sb eter-
tercourse you have contributed a'bun- 'ia s Church .held on Sunday, July 10
dandy toward making life pleasant in at 11 a.m, and 7.30 p.m. were most
the circle in which you moved. We successful. Rev. A. R. Gibson, B.A.,
shall miss you as a bright example of B.D. of Mitchell, gave most interest -
everyday life. As you are now de- ing and helpful sermons. The subject
parting on the Highway of Life we for the morning was "Take no Thy
ask you tet accept this as a slight re- Cross:" The teat for the evening was
mem!brance from the U!FSW:O. Per- taken froth Mark 14-52. The choir of
mit us to wish you every success in
Knox Church, Stratford, had full
Your work in which you are about to charge of the musical service and
engage and we ,pray that God may their singing was much appreciated.
acid His blessings to your labors. At the morning service Mrs. J. D
bulbs tfrom hose vthe wl3rucelfleld iah to rH'orticuhase f' Kerr sang "Shepherd Take Me By
tural Society please have orders in The Hand" and the, quartette, Mrs,
before Saturday, July 251h, Kerr, Miss Pauea Peter, (Mr. Ernest
'Mrs. Elliott has been visiting with Swanson and Mr, Frank :Mefnni.s
friends and relatives in Detroit,
Mrs. Addison has re'iurned hone sang "Jesus Saviour Pilot Me". In
after visiting relatives in Landes- the evening a Duet by Mrs. Kerr and
baro. Mir, Slwanson "Love Divine," arid'thequartette "Just As I Am," Rain
somewhat interfered With the 'morn-
ing attendance but for the evening
service the church was completely
filled, Rev. R. M. Gale of St. An-
drew's United Church, B'ayifield, and
Rev. William To'wns'hend'of London,'
took part in the evening service,
Mayfield 11, Seaforth 6.—Consider-
able internet:is taken here in the Soft
Ball games and quite a number at-
tend: We notice in the report of the
Seaforth games no mention was made
of tube game played here on the even-
ing of July 1st' when Bayfield won
from: ;Seaforth by the score of 19-6,
Brussels played here Monday evening,
winning, the score being, l3russels 20,
Bayfield 18, .
HILLSGREEN.
Mr. and Mrs, 3. Cochrane and dau-
ghter,. 'Mrs. Lorne tiler, visited
friends at Glen .,Alan. '
Mrs Jahn Jarratt and (laughter
Gladys are spending a few clays :with
Mr. Stanley Lave near `.Kipper,
[Mis'ses Bertha and Margaret ; Foi'-
resit of Seaforth visited friends here.
[Miss Lettie Love is spending same
fa township hall on Monday,' July .111,
all members present, The .minutes of
'bhe previous meeting were read , and
adotpted and a number of conmut?ica
tions dispo'sed of satisfactorily. Reso-
lutions were passed: Instructing the
clerk to write to Mr. john Envpey, re-
questing him to have speed limit
signs placed Nonth and South of Dub-
lin and also at, school No, 6. To ad-
vertise for tenders for the constrt(c-
tion of a concrete culvert oti Road 9,
'between concessions 3 and 4. Road
expenditure orders for approximately
:$3700 were issued, also general ex-
pense orders $56. The meeting ad-
journed until Monday, August 8 at 1
.p.m.—Mrs. Kathleen Feeney, Tp.
.Clerk, Dublin.
The following is the report' of the
promotion examinations for .SS, No.
3, Hibbert, 'The pupils' names are ar-
ranged in .order of merit. (H) indic-
ates honours; (p) pass, (r) recom-
mended, (f) failure,
Jr, IV. to Sr. IV.—Eldon Barbour
(9).
Sr. I1I'I. to. Jr. IV.-.Isa!bel Drake
(Ie), Donalda Gray (p), Jean Tuffin
(p), Kenny Burns (1),
Jr. IiN. to Sr, IPP,—'Jeau Burns (p),
borne Elliott (F).
IT,
to Jr, DIll.—Maurice Ryan (h),
.Arthur Bai'boar (1). I. to IIh —
Mary Margaret Ryan (h), Philip
Tames (p), Doris 1(leinieldt (p), Al-
ton McKellar (r), Harry Burns (r).
'Promoted from Pr. to 1:,—Marilyn
Gray, Mildred Elliott.
Janet S. Hogg, Teacher.
DUBLIN
Mr. and Mfrs. Sadler and daughter
have returned to Buffalo and Hisses
Miary and G'ra'ce McPhail to Niagara
Falls after a week's visit at the home
of Mfr. and Mrs. Alex. Darling.
Mie anal Mrs, Vans'tone of North
13ay were recent visitors with Mfr. and
Mrs. L. J, Loahy.
Mr. John Dorresteyn has moved to
Stratford where he has secured a
gnod position.
.1Inss l thelyn O'Hearn has gone to
Toronto.
MIr, Ed. McGrath, Mt, Clements,
was a week end visitor in the village.
Mrs. at, Benninger called on Lon-
don friends during last weelc.
Mies Marie Britton. of Toronto is
spending her vacation at the home of
her parents south cvf the village.
A highly respected resident passed.
to his reward at Scott Memorial hos-
t ittl, Seaforth on Sunday morning
at half past six after a nrontli's illness
in the person of Mr. Wen, Forbes.
Deceased was. a man of integrity and
kindness and will ,he missed by a wide
circle'af friends."He•is survived by.
tinge with her ,brother, Rev. R. ;K.
Dove at Kintore.
Mr. and Airs. Thos. C;onsitt of
Honsall are spending a few days with
their son, Mr. and lirs Russell Con-
sitt.
'Mfrs. Robe. Stephenson and son
Herbert and Mrs. P. Coleman spent a
day in London,
IMlisis G. Robinson. of the Goshen
Line, visited with her friend, Miss
Helen Anderson.
'['die annual congregation picnic of
the IFippen and, Hiiisgreen Churches
is being held on Thursday afternoon,
July 114 to Bayfield,
IThe Cochrane Reunion is .' being
held to Bayfield on Weduies'day, July
13th.
The W.M. S. meets at the home df
Mrs. J. Cochrane on Friday after-
noon, July 15th..
Mrs, Troyer has returned after vis-
iting friends in Zurich,
Mrs, John •Riieliiardeoa has been
taking care of her mother, Mrs. Hen-
ry Reichert of Zurich • who has been
confined to her room for several
weeks.
The Misses G'anleron of Clinton are
visiting (heir .little Fuss cousins. their July meeting at the home of
Mrs. Houston. The meeting opened
by singinlg "Onward. Christiana Sold -
fees," followed by prayer led by Mrs.
Kirlk, The scripture lesson was ; read
by Miss Thorns. The devdtional leaf-
let was taken ,by Mrs. Eyre. Mrs. H.
Chesney pre's'ided during the latter
pant of the meeting, Mins' Frances
Houston gave an interesting reading
on 4 pieturejs of Kagawia's life. A solo
by Jeannette Finnigan was enjoyed.
The topic on World Friendship was'
taken by Mrs. MaoLiachlan, Barbara
Sknpsoi and Mrs. Doig. All joined in
repeating"Breathe on me, breath of
God," and the Lord's Prayer. Lanett
was served and the over 45 present
enjoyed a social half hour.
+lYbr, and Mrs. J. Oassells 'olf Flint,
Mich.; are visiting at the home of
the former's niece, Mrs. J. Rintoul,
VARNA.
!Several 'from this community :at-
tended the celebration of the Battle
of the Boyne. The day Saws fair, which
added much to the' pleasure DE- the
outing.
We are sorry to, report the illness of
Mrs, IDorse Epps. Put we „hope for ti
speedy recovery.
The'inaniibers of the'L.IO.IL., Varna;
assembled in St. John's'. Clhurch, Sun-
day evening when an interesting ad-
dress Was given by Rev. Rural Dean
Paull of Bayfield.
DUBLIN.
Mrs. Murphy has her grandchildren
visiting with her during t+he h'oliday
season.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Kenney, Strat•Ford,
Mr, and Mrs. D. Mahoney, Kinikora,
and Mr. 'and Mrs. W. J. 'O'Rourke,
were Sunday visitors at the holaie a:f
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas' O'Rourke..
EGMONDVILLE.
IThe Egnuomdville W. 'M S. held
MANLEY.
(Wedding bells are ringing in our
bt t'g;a!t present.
Master Clement McKay, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. McKay, toolk sudden-
ly ill last Friday and was rushed to
the Se'aforbh hospital where it was
found 'an operation was necessary for
appendicitis. His many friends are
pleased he is im'provin'g rapidly.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Eckert spent •Sun-
day in our +burg.
Mrs. Thos, Melaay is at present
convalescing with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. Eckert, after her late illness
in Scott Memorial Hos'pi'tal. Her
many friends are pleased to learn she
is itniproving rapidly and expect she
will be able to return home in the near
future.
IThe bumper hay crop is about har-
vested and by reports the damage is
not as serious as anticipated by the
continual wet weather.
TUCKERSMITH.
'Received a Prize. -Mr. W. M, Doig
of this tawnsihip, received last week
a prize of fifteen dollars, in a bacon
litter competition, in which there were
many entries from all over the Pro-
vince of Ontario. M'r. Doug's litter
consisted of nine pigs, seven of which
were graded as selects, and the re-
maining baro as bacons, These pigs
were bred from a young sow which
e -as purchased from Mr. Wm. Cald-
well. The sire w'as purchased by Mr.
Doig from the Farmer's Advocate
farm (Weldwood) near London, and
is a good specimen of the Yorkshire
breed, These con'tesfs are sponsored
by the Department of Agriculture of
the Dominion and Provincial Govern-
ments of Canlada and Ontario, each of
which contribute one half of the
prize money.
Rei, H. L'ainghoru, Mrs. Dorian
and' Mfiss M. Doman, Mr. and Mrs.
Gee and family of Hamilton, spent
the holiday with Mfr. and Sirs. Rin.toul
and family,
Mrs. L. J. Williams of Blyth spent
the holiday with her niece, Mrs. 3.
Rintoui.
KIPPEN.
.Mr. Robert McNaughton, after
spend•iu.g a few days at his home
here, has returned to London to take
a coarse at Western University.
'Miss Mary 'Smith of London; who
has been spending a week with Miss
Esther Dayman, has returned home
accompanied by Miss E'slther Day-
man.
ayman.
Mr. Webster 'M.cNaughtan, who
has, been spending his vacation with
his,
parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Mc-
Natrghlton, has returned to Kingston
for a smmmer' course at Queen's Un-
iversity.
Mrs, Thomas Dayman is spending
a week with her brother in Strathroy,
having had word that her sister -.in -
'law is seriously. f11.
1M4rs, James Dayman has returned
home after visiting her. daughter, firs,
Robert Greets of Cot'tam.
BORN.
HOLMES.-iIn .Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, on Sunday, July ,lath, 1932, to
Mr, and Mlrs. Rae Holmes, Seaforth
a daughter.
Fruit Crop Report.
,An official report compiled from
all sources the end of June deals with
the.conrlition of various fruits in On-
tario. This report states that the ap-
ple crop will be lighter than last year.
,The bloom was only fair to light in
'We'stern Ontario 'with none too fav-
ourable setting weather, while in east -1
ern Ontario, where bloom was good
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to heavy, 'the weather- during setting
period was hot and dry, causing a
large amount df dropping. Biald'wins
are a light crop due pro'.balbly to the
heavy yield last year• Insect damage
is about average but scab and fungus
are quite prevalent,
Rain Mars Local Races
POSTP'ONED RACES
THIS AF'TERN'OON,
Owing to rain the . Wednesday :at
ternoon races were pasbponed till to
day (IThunadiay), starting sharp at
2:30 o'clock.
Only 1 heat of the firslt division of
bhe 2:27 pace was nun •before a down-
pour of rain prevented further prlo-
oeedi cgs,
IA new youngster racing for the
first time, Jack Grattan, owned" by
Mr, John Pinkney, Seaforth won the
heat in the excellent :,time o'f 2:14 flat.
It was a very popular win. 'Thirteen.
horses were entered in this pace, ste
two divisions had to be run
In bhe 2:20 eleven hiorses will start.
and divison 2!27, six horses; 21115 ---six
horses.
(Rain checks were issued to th'o'se
present . No rain fell at Grieve's
bridge and very little at Bruceifield on
Wednesday afternoon.
Ellis Maclean Dies.
Al we go to press, word is receiv-
ed of the death of Alexander Ellis
MacLean, in Regina hospital, on
Wednesday, July 1r3'th, a telegram
having been received by his uncle, i(11
and aunts, Mr. Will Brine and . 011e
Misses Brine. 'He is survived by his
•wisfe and two children, Jean and
Jack. The late Mr. MacLean waseboen
at tilralseu'bttrg, Colorado, only child
of the late Allen and !Catherine Brine
MacLean, He was ;wo,tinded overseas
.during the war, and never fully re-
covered.
IThe funeral will take place frim his
late' home in Sivifti .Current, Sask., to
the 'Swift Current Cemetery.
TUCKERSMITH.
Mr. Rebs, Boyce had the inisfort
ins to have his leg broken by a heavy
branch while working in the bush last
week,
Mir. Thos, WVe'b:ster suffered an in-
jured arm and shoulder last Prida,y
,when he fell from a load of hay.
Mr. S. Leyburne received a severe
shaking up and injuries when he fell
from a load of had, this week,
'Miss Frances Houston of Brantford
is a holiday visitor with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. G Houston, for the
summer.
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"Dollar by dollar, your security is made more,
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