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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1933-07-06, Page 5'THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1933, THE SEAFORTH NEWS. PAGE FIVE "And I Learned About Picnics Hee' .From Her Superior Sam Mrs. F.. t .. always manages to prepare the most delightful picnic Lunches on short notice. !Being interested in the subject of picnics I asked her for the secret and this was her reply 'aBy dealing at ',Superior Stores d saveboth time and money. When in a hurry I pick up the telephone, place Myorder and Scup,. erior 'Stores' (Delivery Service (does the rest. What is more, as a regu- lar customer Shave learned that Superior Stores carry only the best foods, and the cheerful, friendly service makes shopping there a pleasure." picnic, it Remember (Superior Stores when you plan YOUR next is sure to be a success if you do.. • SAM. WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS Items ,for Week Enainrg July lith. Via' O.K. SOAP 'a pure yellow soap, unwrapped, made 2'T'V by Proctor & Gamble' 10 bars b v CAIRN(ATI+ON EV'APORATE'D MOLK 6 tins dim tall., Sma1•1 tall ,... .. 3 tins 24c AYL;MER CRUSHED PIN+EAP,PL'E, 2'squat, new pack per tin 16e LUX TIOIILETS'OIAP 3 cakes 21c KETA SALINPON, light pink large tin 9c LILY BRAND CHICKEN HAID'DSE • 2 -tins . 25c 2 'Pkg. IBatnrlSalts and 2 cakes lSan'ylf'owers Soap all for • 29c Royal York Coffee, s/z lib, tin -23c; j1'' lb. tin 45c Superior Stores' Tea 1' ib. ping, 39c Green Giant !Peas,No. 2 tins,. , .. per tin 18c Shirriff ss CountryGen'tdeman ivfarmalade.. ...3L• oz. 39c Kirk's H'ardiwlater Sloop ...........................................4 cakes 25c Essex Boars, 2'squlat per tin •lOc Post's Minute Tapioca 2 pkgs.12c 25c Fancy Pink Salmon, Cas'oade Brand , ..... , ... 11s FlyTo x, 'a sure killer,' 8 oz. -40c .1116 ozi' 60c Bee Hive Brand Corn Styrutp, 2"s-Slbc .., ...;.!S's 35c Crown Maud Fruit Jens, small • • .... per dozen 1.09 'medium ........... ,. , .. , , ....'pier doz. 123 Parma; l's a ( 2 c'arltonls 25c Magic. Baking Powder • 4 oz. -/5c; 116 oz. 26c Past's Bran Flakes ,,, , , 2 pkgs, 23c Gloss Starch, l's, pkgs. . • ...•..... • ..... • ...... 2 for 25c Lawrason's Sinuwlfla'ke ,Aimmlon'ia ' , 4 pings, 25c Lawras'on9s Flush* per tin 21c Lawnason's ,Simko per tin' 27c Li'bby''s Prepared .Mustard large',bottle lec Kkovah Health Salts , per tsnn 18c 8c Baker's ,Premittm Ohtocolate, ...... /a's-15c' ' large 1.09 Ova'Dtin•e, ...'smla1i1--43c; medium -67c; , ... g Certo, 'jellies all Fruits Shredded Wheat B'is!cuibs per battle 29c2 pkgs. 25c Ely Coils 4 for 10c Ready Cut Macaroni ....... . ...... 2 lbs. 13c Brill°, cleans and polishes in one operation . . , 2 'pkgs. 25c Picnic "Paper Plates 1 doz. 8c Picnic' Paper Plates, Fancy ....... .......... ... .pkg. 10c Ross J. Sproat Phone 8 Miss N. Pryce Phone 77 TOWN TOPICS. Rev. and ,Mrs. E. Medd, and Miss Jlosie Medd of •Leantlingcon were guests of their niece, Mrs. J. B. Tyer- man, on Wednesday, 'Miss :Nikita MelIyi'lle is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Janes I+lairservice of Loiilestborough. Mr, Wm. Montgomery has moved from apartments on Main st, to the residence on John st. vacated this week by Mr. Jack',S'oottt, who has talc - en the residence on Goderich .of Mrs. Wino Sloth. - Miss Davidson 'hes' gone to spend a month with her sister in Tiil's'onburg. Miss Broadifotot who has been residing with Visas Davidson "+left Tuesday to spend a 'few weeks a•t Port N'ellstotn with her sister. tMr. Fired Jackson of Merriiokvtille spent the week -pend with his mother, Mfrs. L. C. .Jackson, before leaving for Toronto, Miss Annla Edm'unds, nurse -in - training at Woodstock General 'H'os- pitall, is spending twig weeks' holiday with her mother, Mrs. Wm, Ed- mund's. (Mr, and Mrs. Malcb4m ` Armstrong and Master B'D1I1, of Pont Arthur, ar- rived on Monday to spend a few days with the formers parents, Mr, and Mrs. A. D. ,Armsttlon'g, Miss Florence Polv,,.ler of B'luev'ale and Mrs.' W. O. Fotwler of Wingtham, spent the week -end with the Misses Oress+well, Dr. and Mrs. A'rmsltrong, M•iteheld, and Mr. Nathan Peck, H'ensall, were guests of Mr. and Mfrs.„A. D. Arm- strong on Wednesdlay. Mrs. (Rev.) John Berry of Ottawa is the guest of the Misses •Cre'sswell. Her daughter, Mrs. B. C. Boonton and. Me. Boulton and their four dau- ghters of Balltuttore,• have taken a coltta'ge at Bayfield for a month. Miss Margaret Armstrong left on Monday to take a summer course in Toronto, The many friends of Mr. J. Reinke,' of Tuc'kens!mi!th, are ,sorry to know he is very seriously ill at present. tMr. and Mrs. Pearson Grieve and two ions of 'Buffalo, N.Y. were visi tars with Dr. and Mrs. John Grieve over the U.S. holiday. (Oalpt, and Mrs. Hiddgins, their dau- ghter and' two son's and Mrs. L. T. DelLacey came from Tononto over the week -end to the latter% residence, John at. Mrs. Detiacey atad Was Ber- g nice Hudgins are remaining. 'Miss Helen Alment went to Guelph on Monday to take a summer s'hlort Buy Seaforth Butter 18 YERR'S A Service, that creates• • Confidence and a Dependable Reputation • Always Good Quality Please us by giving us your cream patronage and we will try to please you by our services and highes` market prices for good cream. Cream weighed, tested, graded and. paid for while you wait. TheSeaforth Creamery mery C. A. BARBER, Prop. Walker's s FUNERAL SERVICE ; • UN'DIERTAKING -and- EM:BALMING Motor or Horse, Equipment W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- d license, d'i• to ma vernment P a,n Flowers furnished Night or clay phone 67 LOCAL !RINK WIINIS ISAV+AUIGE TROPHY The (annual !doubles 'tournament was add at 'the Seaforth SlJawm ;Bowling (club on-iWedn•esday, when 1315 rinks 1piartieipabed, the largest 'number Ifor !several years. Weather 'and !greens Were ideal. The ;first event, for the avau,ae 'Tr,olplhty, was won by M. !McKellar. and Rd. Smith, IdE ,Seaforth. The ,pnizes were: (First 'event, first prize, •silver fidwer :bawls; 2nd puize, R3tig1'ilsttrwadi sleeping rugs. Associa- tion event, Inst; ISeatf'ontthyma'de (Solid oak .book stand's; 12nd prize, iWalrus rained Zipper Iclulb' bags; 'consolaalbion g events, suede bags. The rinks'were: G. Brock, IHensald; oM'eV'ioar and Toole; J. 'Swaff(ield,` C. ,Griffith, Goderitch; 'A. E. Mrllson ,and D. Inner, Stratford;- R. Devereaux and Dr, IR. IR, 'Ross, ISealorth M. '' °fso'odfwim, 'Dr; ICIo8yer, •Hens'al1; 3. (Beattie, IA ID. 'Sutherland, Seaforth; 'Robert Johnston, ]Jr,,Hall, ,Goder'ieh; E. Jeffery, IG. Staiwetrt, ;Seaforth; Roy Lietz, Ed. Pierce, London; Dr. .Beet, ely,'E. C. Boswell, IS'eafortth 'McPher •son, `Flanagan, (Stratford; J E. 'Willis, 3.',MdKenzie; J . •Yundt, R. Tho a;ndike, Milverton; F. ;Sills, E. Duncan, Sea - Tenth; 'Thos. Sea-'fonth;'Thos. MIcJDlermicl,'W. Litt, God cri(ch; R. J. Winter, L. Dale; A. IMc • Dlonne,ll, ,Geo, Anderson, Henson; C, P. Sills D.'Rieman, Seaforth; F. Pen nybaker N. Miller, Clinton; T. John rd C. P Smith, . 'Htu stop J J 'gs"a , WN. ing l a m • M. 'McKellar,Kehl ariEd. Smith; Fiebig, C. Moore StatEord•:RJ J. Sproat, Rev. 'Canton Moore, r.,'Cutt A. 'MdCood, 'Blyth; M. Reid:+Gordlon Dick; D. 'Rae, Win!gltlam; J. Broder- ick, Thos. S'cott; 1J. 'Logan R. Bow- nt'an, 'Brussel's; Dr. 'Feich, Dr: Katz- meyer, 'New ,Hantburg; IF. IDau+ftnn, R. E. 'Howes, "NTitcheIDI. (R. J. Sproat and ;Conon Aaipleyard lwere 'ruIl ners-ulp in the Consollation, event„ warn by Slwa'ffiehd' '& 'Griffith, of Goderilc:h. Brock, tHensall; Logan, of IBrussels, were in the'Ifinals for the se- cond event. • - Mns. Alex. Sitirling Of MdKillop' spent the week end visiting relatives in Kincardine:. Dr. and Mrs. Greenway and Mr. Dlolwie of Hamilton were guests of Mr.,,and Mrs. A. A. McLennan on Sunday last. Miss Ethel MacKay has returned s. lido •inch Tbrcontkr ,for the holidays. y Mists Laura McMillan of Toronto is home for the vacation.. •Miss 41Jottii. Allan of Hamilton is, Visiting at her home here. Miss Rena McKenzie of Stra'tfard it spending- the vacation In town. Misses Ida' an+d Eva Love of Toron- to are spending a few days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. john Love, Egm'andvi,lie, before leaving on July 1151th on a six weeks' te'acher's excur- sion to the British Isles. IMr. Borden Merner orf London Was a visitor with Mr. Jlack Arnold. • Dr. Curtis of Marmora spent De - minion Day .in town, leaving witlr Mrs, Curtis, who has been 'with het mother, Mrs. Wm. Edmunds, the past two •months, for St. 'Marys and re- tarding home on Wednesday. Mr. and IvIfs. S. Giobtsldlrlalk spent the past weak at Dlashwood and Zur- ich. Mr. Gobtachal'k is remaining for a fe(w clays.. Mr. and Mns`. David Mole and ' Son Marvell, of Rochtester, N.Y., spent with the form'e'r s the bro- ther,week-end Mr. E. Mole, and Mrs. Mole: Among those attending the''funerall of the late Mrs. C. Hldhbbein were: Mr. and Mrs. Rdthtlaermell of St. Ca- tharines; Mrs. Wim. White and fam- ily, and Mils. White's sister- Mnss Edith Hdhibein of Centralia; Mr. An - thong White, Detroit` Mr. and Mrs. T. Healy and two children, of To- rosto; Mr. O'rd,an McCormick, To- ronto; Me, and Mrs. D. A. M'dCo'nm- ack, Fort Erie. ,Mr. GIeor e Golding and son, aid Mir." T. White of St. Marys were guests ,Sunday of the fo'rmer's brother, Mr. W. H. Golding, MR. Miss Bessie Grieve returned en Fri- day 'from Chatham for the holidays. Mr, and Mrs. Scott Fowler and Joyce and Frank and Mrs. Fowler's sister, Mists Baskerville, all of Winni- peg, visited the Misses Cresswell o, Monday, . enroute to Montreal where they will 'spend the summer. ally. and Mrs. George Hills and Mrs. Wm. B'idkell-spent a few days in Taranto and Miss Ria Hills returning with them. :'They also visited Miss Mallory Bickeil, who is recovering after undergoing an operation for goitre in St. Michael's Hospital, Tor- onto. Mr, and Mrs. John M. Henderson have returned from Toronto and are moving into Mr. Walter Murray's house on North George' St. Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Gilbert of Tor- onto who heave been spending a few days in town, left on Wednesday for their coltbage in Port Elgin, Mr. and Mrs, L. Bolton spent the week end in Detroit. !Mrs. Frank Moore of Detroit •fs vis- iting her sister, Mrs. L. Bolton anid, her father, Mr. Wm. Dugan. Donald and Miss- .Dorothy Kers- lake, accompanied by H. Purdy and Alas Shepherd of Toronto spent the week end at the fotimer's parents, W. E. Kerslllake's. " ' Miss Ellen S+cottclhtnee of B'aylfelld has been engaged to teach at S. S. No, 7, Tuckersmluth (Hannah's). Miss Mi r - Be'atnice Alberha'rt of C aig hunst is spending her vaoalbion at her home lir MOI(illlop. She has' been re- engaged for another year. Mrs. Cameron and Miss Mary Walker left S'aturd'ay on a campling trip. They will visit their brother in Timmins and Other 'friends emroute. !Norma Hlabiairk 'has accepted a school a't B'slgrave. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver (('irk spent the holidays. at Mr. Klir,k's parents in Tu'ckersmbrh. Messrs, George and Donald Aber - hart and Mr. Lovett, Mrs. Ratcliffe, Miss Gibson, all of London, were here Wednesdayevening as guests of the Aberhant 'family in McKillop. Mir. and Mrs. Al'ber't MdGe'e and family, Mr, and Mrs. Chisholm -1 of Port Albeit, were guests Sunday at Mr.'and Mrs. Geo. Aberhart's. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin and their ;grand son, Harod Il of near Luc know Mr. i and Mrs. Nicholson of Auburn' were in town on Saturday, on • a business trip.. IMr, and :Mrs. Nelson Govenlock, and Childlren, spent the week en'd in town mad vicinity. Mr. John' Abell received word that his sister�in-law (widow of the late. Jos. Abell) suffered a serco'us stroke at her tome in Toronto.' IMr. Will Faulkner, of Brantford, spenit hes holidays at his 'hone on George street. (Little (Miss Jeanette G1inske df De- troit i5 spendin(g some holidays at the home of her grated parents and her aunt, Mrs, G. C. Dale and /family. IMr, and. Mrs.: Alex, McKenzie Of Ori'll'ia spent the holiday with Mr, McKenzie's mother and 1em'ihy, Mrs. Snell and daughter, Marguer- ite, of Hamilton are spending their holidays at Mi's's Jean Turners and other friends. Mr. Jahn Elgie met with an tbnlfor- tunate accident on Monday East, fall- ing off a load of hay. No 'bones were broken.: (Miss Mae Aberhart of London pub - Lie s'dhool staff is spending her vaca- tion alt her' home and has Miss Gi(bs(on, also of London, as her guest. 'Mr. and Mfrs. P. C. Calder and son Cameron of SIt. Oe,hherines spent" the holidtay, with Mr. and Mrs, Adam Hays. !Dr. Oharitls Wilson ;Atchison, M,11:1,, and Mrs. Atchison and their 'son Da- vid,' of Yonkers, N.Y,I.have been visit- ing at the home of Mr. and Mass, Jaynes Atdhi'son, Roxboro. Dr. A'tchi son is the son of Mr. David Mohist= who owned the late Ro'be'rt Garro'w''s the or was "hereIt rlbeifors 27 e,ears andsince hesees many changes. ,Ma. and Mrs. Tho+mes Baker db - served their fifty-lfiest wedding anni versary on JIM}, 'list. Mr. Ed. Reynolds has moved to Stratford. (Mr. W. H, SthiNdice visited his daughter, Ides. R. H. Hoover, in Lis - tont el, last week (Mrs. William Slmlth of Walton was visiting her brother,: Mr, W. H, Slhol- dice, for a 'few days. Mr. Con Eckert is visiting his daughters in Detroa't this week. Mr. and ,Mrs. C. P. Sills and son Ronald visited with friends in De- troit over the holiday. Miss Nielcey Desborough is spend- ing the h'oli'days with her mother and aunts in Detroit. ,Entrance exams 'commenced on Monday. Forty -(dine candidates are writing here. Presiding at the exams this week are Messrs. Moffat and Ballantyne at the entrance and Mr. Garrett of Blyth and Miss Brydone of Clinton for the Upper and Middle Slchool. IRev. Archibald Dallas Of Toronto Called on his cousin, Mos. ;Alex. Gor- don, Egntondvil'le, on his way to spend the week ettd ,with. This (brothers and sister at 'Medford and Forest. He also attended the funeral of the late Hugh Hamilton, he being a mem- ber of his congregation in Toronto. Mr. Thomas Purcell and Mr. John Murphy of Detroit spent the Ameri- can holiday at the 'home of the form- er's father. Miss Agnes Purcell; Reg. N., of Toranto, is holidaying at her home,. 'Mr. and Mrs. John . Hartman, and son John retu'rne'd home after a Mo- tor hip visiting their daughter in. Wa'll'aceburg, also to Walpole Is+land, Ch'atha'm, Windsor and Detroit, and on their return -visiting their son. Charles in London: Miss Katherine A. .rIurra o Y Mary's Hlospital, Kitchener. as �f Sit. s spend- ing her holidays at the ho 'e of her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, P. Mc- Cann, Seaforth. The many friends of Mr. Charles Finkbeiner are pleased to hear he is intlpnotving /nicely and is able to be up and around again. DUBLIN. The following is the 'promotion re- port •for Sit. Patrick's School, Dahlia. "H" after the name means !honours. "R" means 'recommended for trial in the grade. (Sr. IiV. - Jack tFlana,gan, Joseph Evansr Harry .(Cummings, 'Jaynes .Curtin (,R), Camilla Donnelly -t(IR) Charles Krausleop,f (IR), .)Jr. 'IV-lLoreen',Loolby (H), Mary Evans (H), ,L:,cille McGrath, • Mary Jordan, Michael Feeney, (Loretta Feeney:, IFergus •Cunnings, Joseph Dorsey, Louis (Looby, John Maloney (R)., Rose Feeney ((IR). ISr. (:III-\4angaret Tyers, Margaret Cummings, (Louise Flanagan, James I(racsko'p:f, Dalton Burns, Joseph +Benit, James J'ord'an (i.12), (Helen i0'- Reilly QR), ,Kalthleen Stapleton (IR). Ur..I'III-Catherine Jordan, Veronica O'Connor, 'Will'iam Maloney, Aileen Jordan, Rose :1(di'nkhatner, Joseph Kllnkhatner, 'Gerald Burns, Earl Nagle, (Wilfrid 'Tyers, 'A'ngela Don- nelly QR), Thomas Dorsey (IR). Second Class Sr. -,'Mary Dorsey; Ryan !Jordan, Louis. Donnelly. Second /Clays Jr, -Mary Stapleton (H), lWillfa•m Bern (H), 'Margaret I(rauskepif QH'), ,Francis (Evans, Oath- Aitlolnsurancc Let us protect you anywhere in Canada or the United States with an Auto Policy that will taken a load off your, mind and at NEW After lun'ch the prizes for the ra(irs vlt six oclo,:k a.1 worth Tariff Rates were given cult. Alto NonR w tosee us repaired" to their homes feeling . that Pi's your while shad a ver en'jlofeelin aft^.r- atthe placing your insurance and Ibbett had Y at the new low non -tariff rates 1100 take chances, Mr• and ]Itis. John Tihro(mpsan of you cannot afford to ;Woodlbridlge spent a few days at" the All claims promptly and satisfac- home of Thomas Coleman, torily paid. , Mrs. Elizabetth Landslborough left Tuesday for Detroit after spentdfing a Phone, write or call --Night Night and wee I y rela- Day Service week calling on odd frien(tis and Phone 152 rives. Quite a nu,mlber spent the first':of Q i f 'Lake Huron. JuIY•on t)he shires a M. •. Cann'ocli'a, and Mir. and ,Mrs. J } ,..1 son nc ion and n Ga rn h Mrs.GandR.tA. D.Sulhorlaod. GENERAL INSURANCE - Donenfrverndos,f oWneaydaey, lMasltchweeweandcaslplienngt REAL ESTATE, CONVEY- the fiibt at Baaaylfield. They returned ARCING. RTC. tame in the evening, Miss Carrie Oke accompanying them. erine Tyers, Helen Flanagan, Edwar 'Rowland (OR). " 'Primary to I. Class. -Francis Bann Benn (IH), Theresa Cunam'ings 'OH), jean, 'Jordan '(IH), Mary Costello, Rita +Mal- oney, George Klinkharner, John, Don- nelly ,(R). illiss Anna. Molyneaux of Kitchener is (spending her Vacation with Mr. and Mrs. T. IMolyneaux. Mr. and Mrs, James (Dannelly, De- troit, were week -end Visitors with the latter's ;gran'duxother, (Mrs. +Jane Burns of IH$'b'bert. !M'isses.?Peggy 'and Isabelle Jordan, Chatham, are'holli.daying at the hone of their patents, 'Mr. and (Mrs; ;James Jordan. (Miss IB'ern'ice McGrath, Toronto, is on vacation at (the home of her lather, \Ir Josep'h'McGrath. Mr. and Mrs. W. IH. (Evans, (Galt, spent 'the week -end with the latter's sister, Mrs. Teter Matthews. The 'Moore and (Robison reunion was !held .in (Fullerton on Saturday, July Mist. Mr. and .Mrs. Wm Byrne, Detroit, spent a few days with Mr. and .,Mrs. games Jordan and lfirs. Wn, (Byrne,. Sr. IM'rs. Leo Holland and family 'of Windsor spent (Sunday with her mother, Mrs. 'Nora ;Maloney.' Mr. and Mrs, 'Tom II3o'lland spent Sunday in Dublin. 'Mr. and Mrs. Marden. of London were visiting friends here ,Sunday. IMr, alid'Mrs. Bill Burns and Marg- aret are visiting his father, .Mr. James Burns 'Mr:• and Mrs. A. J. O''Connor and family retunne'd to Detroit after spend- ing a few days with friends and rela- tives. 'lir. and Mrs. Tem Hiolland and family and M'r. Leo and Gerald Hol- land spent the past week with rela- tives and 'friends. " Mr. and Mrs. Frank Feeney and Mr. and Mrs. Willialm Jordan spent Sun- day in Mt. Clements. TUCKERSMITH. School Picnic. --A very enjoyable afternoon was spent at the school grounds of ,SS. No. 2, Tucker rnith, on Friday, June 30th, when the par- ents and children gathered to hold a picnic. After the reports of the pro- motion examinations had been given out all repaired to the grounds where a good programme of races and sports were •indulged' in by all. The following axe the winners of each rage, Children yrs. and under -let, Gerald Moffat, 2nd, Jack 'Cooper; 3rd, Ida Day'man. Children, 7 yrs. and under-lyt, Wal- lace Watson, and, Idabel Watson, Children, 10 years and under, 1'st, Kenneth MoKeuzie, 2nd, Kathleen Sdhillbe children, '111 years and under, het, Don. Cooper; 2nd, Blanche Wat- son, Children, 14 years anal under, list, Edna Mae D'ayni'a'n; " 2nd, Doreen Cooper. Young ladies' race, list, Gladys alcKtenzie, .2nd, Beatrice Day - matt; • married wont:en's race, 1st, Mrs, Earl S flaIt and Mas. Thos. Da Y man. Men's race, 1st, Mr. William Caldwell, 2nd, Mr, Rdht. Elgie. pea- nut race, 1st, Blanche Watson and Kathleen Se'h'ilbe; 2nd, Marjorie Smith and Grace :St hithe, Three- legged race, 1st, Doreen Cooper wad Edna D'ayman; 2nd, Kathleen Mac- Gregor and Gladys MoKenzie, Horse .Back Race, list, Gladys M,c'Kenzie and •Lboyd McKenzie; 2nd, Doreen Coop- er and Lloyd Cooper. Ladder rate - 1St, Ronald Caldwell, 2nd, Wallace Watson;; kicking s hoe the fanthee st , 1st Ronald M'adGreor; 2nd Olive Smith; throwing basebal'1 farthest ('men) 1st Mr. W. Sichilbe, 2nd Mr. Ross Broadlfoot; Siamese Twin race, list, 'Gladys lIeKenzie and Kathleen MadGregor 2nd, Blanche Watson and Edna Dayntlan; ire wisp's Edi one, let. Blanche Watson; Lean. After the races a ball game was played between the grown-ups and. senior pupils. With the rigging of the school bell all seated themselves on the terrace in front of the school. Miss M•dKenzie was asked to come forward and take the chair.. Edna Mae D:ayman presented her with sev- eral pieces Of 'beautiful china while Doreen Cooper read the following ad- dress: "'Dear Miss Mckenzie, -,As a slight token of appreciation for the many things you have done for us We present these little gifts. We hope that you will like then and that they wlil bring you many happy memories of the times spent with the 'SSNo, 2 girls and boys of Tuckersn ihh Miss MrdKenzie was then presented with .a beautiful salad bowl and salt and pep- per shakers wird the following address from the members of her fifth class of two years ago: "Dear Miss McKenzie -This' is lust a hirable gilt in (memory of the good times we had when we were in the frith class and to show our appreciaation of the time ar.d energy you spent on us. Signed, EulaM Gregor, June ;Smith, Beatrice Day man." t ex- pressed in a f w wo d�' K r\'L(iss Mo ?, . the .on For I rectaly ' her deep P aPP P re gifts and the Many sobs of kindness shown to her in the three years she had been teacher and expressed her deep regret at having to sever her oonnedtious with No. 2, made neces- sary by the twlo-year normal coarse. A dainty lunch was then served by the ladies of the section, followed by an abundance of ice cream for everyone To BII,,L PORTER AND HIS ;fIIGH HATTERS 'o -Niece Orchestra of Galt at DUBLIN on Friday, July 7th Tickets 315 cats. BRUCEFIELD. Mr, and Mrs, Gordon -Manson and family visited friends over the week end, Mr. and Mrs, C. Haugh, Mr, Wal- lace Haugh, Broadfield, Miss Evelyn; Howard, Exeter, and Miss Mary ;Mc- Naughton, I(ippen, attended the Laugh -(Eckel wedding in Toronto on Friday evening. Master Ted Eckel is spending' his summer holidays alt the home of Mr. C. Haugh. The Ladies' Association will hold a picnic at Bayfield on Friday after- noon: On Friday afternoon, July 14, the Sunday School .and congregation w'ili hold their picnic alt B'aylfieid. 1Quite a number of -this vieiz ty spent the first at :Bayrfteld. "a Mr. and Mrs. Milton Johnston and family of Thornloe, Northern Ontario, were recent visitors at Mr. C. Haugh's, Haugh-Ecke1.=0n Friday, June 30, at 7;30, a quiet wedding was - sol- emnized ` at !Sit. Peter's Ohurc'h, 'Tor- onto, when Mist Edith Mae, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. ,Eckel became the bride of Dr. Carxxtan Hun- ter Haugh, son of Mr. and Mrs, C. Haugh, Brucelfield. Rev. T. W'ilkfns'on officiated. The " bride, who was given away in marriage by her father, wore a gown ofshell pink crepe, made on tight fitting lines, and trimmed with White organdie, her hat was small and white with a veil; she also w=ore a necklace, the gilt of the groom, and carried' a bouquet of Butterfly roses and lily of the valley. Her sister, Miss Meryle, who was bridesmaid, wore .. gown of -pale green crepe, a small white hat and carried a bouquet of Talisman roses. De. Lance Norris, friend of the groom, was best man. 'Following the cerelmaay, a reception was held' at the home of the bride's .parents, Mrs. Eckel, mother of the bride, wearing a navy blue flowered chiffon gowai, beige bat and corsage of roses. The out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mfrs. C. Haugh, Mr. Wal- ' lace Haugh Dr. Anna Haugh, Bruce - (field; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. 'Bradley, Port Elgin; Mr. and. Mrs. W. E. Rubhiven and Donald, Ohesley; Miss (Evalyn Howard, Exeter; Miss Mary MdNaughlton, Kiip'pen; the Misses }(:aura and Vera Eckel, Clifford, and Miss W. Arnold, St. Catherines. At midnight, Dr. and Alas, 13augh left for British Columbia where they will labor on ,the Pacific Coast in hospitals at Port Simpson and Port Essington. The annual Sunday School and, con- gregational picnic will be held on Fri- day afternoon, July 14 to Bayfield. 'Mrs. 'George .McKay and _Miss Mar- garet McKay of Toronto visited their 'sister, Mrs. John Walker and other friends in the village this week. Mrs. Alex. Mustard returned to her home in the village this week after spending a week with her daughters, Misses Annie and Alice of London. ST. COLUMBAN. Mr. and Mrs, Stephen Downey and family of Detroit spent last week with relatives here. (Miss Mary aMcGrath, of Toronto; is spending her vacation at the hotne of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. 'II. ' MdGra(th. Mr.'i'Iarti•n McQuaid of Toronto spent the holiday at the home of his brother, :Mr. J'o'seph McQuaid, 'hiss Bridget O'Loughlin of Strat- ford visited ,friends here last week. Miss 'Mary Feeney of New York C'ity is holidaying at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Feeney. The following is the report nt the i n in the R. U. .2.'S. final examm,atto s S (•ileo No. 3, HNbbent. and McI h p, Sit. Colunvban 715% is honours; 60% is a plass, From Jr.. IV. to Sr. IV. - Lotiis O'Reilly 66%. Isabeh Rola(cth 62, Mary Rant 35 failed, From Se. ISS. to Jr. IV, -'Rina Ryan 717%, Jack Roach 70, Patrick Cleary 70, Conrad Holland 69, Francis O'Reilly 64, Len- ore Ruston enore'Ruston 57, reco'mm'ended, From Tr. III. to Sr. I"I:i.-Gloria Holland 8,1%, Mildred Murphy 75, Patrick' O'Suhdivan 72%, Leo "Ryan 70, Ralph Murphy 67, Elizabeth Roach 67, Angeline Ruston 66, MiY O'Reilly 64, Joseph Hart 63. Fa'com Second to "' Jr. III. _Mary Murray 75. Doris Reston 76, Patrick McGrath 72, James Roach 70. Part Id. to Second Class. --Eleanor McGrath 86, Loretto Roach 82 Pat- rick Hart 75, Mary Dby!le 73, -{W ith Jame s Cleary 24 failed. PartI. to Part II . honoursin order of merit. -- Stephen Holland, Jack CheatY, Art- ur Murphy, Michael MciGMaith, Basil O'Reilly, Frances Cronin, Agnes O'- Sullivan, Charles Roach. 'Want and For Sale Ads, 3 times 50c.