HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1933-08-24, Page 2HURON NEWS.
Went to Chicago Fair. - After haw -
covered 3,0120 miles and be -
...IS, ttnvay rwo necks on a motor trip
hueing which time tater spent :'a
cavple
of claysat the 'Century ` of iPro-
agress at Chicago Messrs. Prank
Strange of 'Exeter, and !Wm. Mur-
dock, Addle 'Mustard,, Elgin Hayter
and 'John Houghton al near Bruce -
field, returned to ,their homes : last
-.veer The 'boys starred out with an
aeneo: and trailer, and after going north
;as far as 'Sudbury, .crossed at :Sault
Ste. Marie and through the 'States to
Winnipeg. They returned home by
•aray of the 'Chicago Exhibition,
]Schools Re -open Sept. 5th. -'It is
announced that the public and separ-
ate schools and the high schools will.
xuaopeii: for the (hall term on Tuesday,
Sept. '5th, the day 4o11'oieying' Labor
.€Day. This year there was an amend -
:anent to the' school act by 'which it
-k5: lapped that the controversy of
.school opening will be ended. Each
tar there has !been a anisuttderstand-.
Tag regardiag the scheduled day for
-school re-openling.'In the past the sta-
:kute .stipulated that SCITOOls open on
`apt. list. -Last year, it is said, there
was some con'fu'sion because Sept.I'1st
Was ,on. a 'Thursday. IS'olne schools in
-t es province re -opened on that clay
and some did not.
•
The Late Mrs. Lippert.-Th'e death
a oSe place at the home of her son-in-
,T,TL'GY, Mr. John Triebner, lot 15, con. 3,
.Ray .tp., of Mrs. Mary Lippert, -aged
2 years. The deceased was for many
years a resident of ;Stephen Ftp. and
Later orf Dashwood.
Accident. - Kathleen, daughter of
Mn Jos. White of ,Centralia was step-
ped ort by a ,cote while in her bare -
feet. •It was found necessary to anepu-
•€ate part of the second toe on the
right foot.
Peter Lamont's Barn in Grey Tp.. -
The fine 32x'50 bank barn on the back
fifty acres of the Yarm owned by. Pet-
•er Lamont, on the Sth concession. Of
urey Township, fell prey to flames
during an electrical storm the night
of 'August 12. Proof that the structure
was struck by .lightning was made
when Mr. Lamont found several huge
boards several feet from the fire
which had come off the roof. They
were mot burned. The fire started at
approximately '1:1:30 and . when air.
La'suont reached the barn 10 minutes
';,atter, it was a mass of flames. (The
wool and . the sides had caved in.
There were 1'S tons of hay, 10 acres
ad grain, a wagon and several fmple-
anarat!s lost. Mr. 'Lamont had just corn-
yleted shingling one half the roof. If
ane rebuilds a different site will be
chosen for the barn, as the one that
las •burned was almost half a utile
;:rum the house.
Lightning :Strikes at' Exeter. -;Last
week lightning struek the home of
Mr. 'E.'0. ,Harness at Exeter and
?knocked off some shingles and dam -
.aged the ridgeboard. The Exeter de-
pot was also struck but only •slightly
damaged.
gart drain $5; Ferg, McTaggart dao,
$5; Ken McHarlane, do. '$1,60 Law-
rence Machan, do. $1!60; Wan. Bell,
do. $1•; Ro'bt, Liviingston, inspector,
$3:50; Con'soli'dated illus, Co:, township
roads, $1198; .Meredlille V.Da'vidson, re
Anchib'ald otr Bauchiamp law costs,
$3015255; Township road accts, $34.155.
By -Law Defeated. •-- The town of
\Viin'gham will not purchase the Wing -
ham arena as the ratep;ay'ers failed to
endorse the by-law. The proposition
Was put to the ratepayers that •the
town buy the arena for $7,000. The
vote was close, 2522 voting for the by-
law and 5 against.
Chas. A. Robertson 'Nominated. --
Charles
Charles A, (Robertson, Colborne
township (farmer, who has represented
North Huron in the 'Ontario Legisla-
ture for the past two terms, was on
'Thursday, 'August 1117, nominated as
Liberal standard-bearer in the next
provincial el'eotion for the new riding
of IH•unon-aruce,..Mr. Robertson was
the choice of the convention held in
the town hall, at Winghmn, 'He yeas
nominated along. with 'five others, but
four of these dropped out, leavfng,hdm
and J. (George .Anderson of ILucknew
in the 'field, •Mr. Anderson made a
close run for the nomination when it
'vent to the vote. The ineeting was
attended principally by delegates, each
subdivision ,being represented. Prior
to the nominations, a reorganization
meeting, was held, at ,which the 'Hur-
on -(Bruce Liberal .Association was
formed, replacing the 'former riding
association's of ,South Bruce and North
Iluron. iDr. D.' 'A. lFiinlayson of (Ripley
was elected 'presi'dent, and other offic-
ers are 'follows; Honorary presid-
ents, 'Mongan Dalton, Ashlfield Town-
ship and Jahn Johnston, illildmay;
first vice -,president, Mrs. Robert (Dav-
idson; second vice-president, (David
McDonald, Culross Township; third
vice-preslident, 'OliverHemingway,
Grey Township;'treasurer, W. T.
Booth, l',Vingbam; secretary, J. L. Ro-
bertson, Colborne Township. Huron -
Bruce riding is made up of 'the: old
North Huron riding, with the town
of Goderich taken out, and the fol-
lowing eight munidipalities from
South 'Bruce are added: Huron, Car-
rick, Kinloss and Culross townships,
and !Ripley, lIeescater, Mildmay and
Luckndw viliagee. 'Following are the
nominees: Charles A. Robertson, \,I
L. A., North (Huron; 'W,,'J. 'McKay
M. IL, A. (South Bruce; 3. George An-
derson, 'Lucknow; Sheldon Bricker,
B. Johnston df Sault Ste. Marie). All
were present for the anniversary cele-
bration and some forty 'guests joined
them on. this occasion. Besides many
1tdigh'bors and friends, the company
noluded Rev. R, M, 'Giale and Rev. F
H. Paull, with Mrs, (Gale and Mrs
Paull; and, Mr, and Mrs. (Charles
Parker, the only surviving guests of
the wedding party of fifty years ago
lent 'interest to the Occasion by their
presence. 'The gifts to the wprthy
couple were -numerous send very ap-
propriate. The children presented
them with a 'b'eautiful dlodk and a
pair of chairs. After due justice had
been done to a splendid repast on the
lawn, Mr. (Holman took charge Of af-
fairs for a short time and bright con-
gratulatory addresses were, given by
Rev. Messrs. IPlaull and Gale, '14Lr. R
B. Jaluns'ton of the IS'ob; and Mr.,
George S. ,Howard of Exeter, and the
groom of ?fillty years, despite advanc-
ing gears, was able to express him-
self in a very bright and interesting
neann'er in reply. All enjoyed the
pleas'an't afternoon and reined in wish-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Pollock happy re-
turns. -
_Morris Council, -The regular mon- Hawick Township; Abner .Cosens,
sally meeting of the Morris Township '\Vlingham, and ;Dr. D. A. Finlayson,
anncil was held in the Township hall Ripley,- All dropped from the race ax-
on Monday afternoon, 'August 14, with cept Mr. Robertson attd Mr. An -
all members present. Clerk MacEwen derson. !Balloting then began with W.
mead the minutes of the last meeting T. ,Booth, Wintghant; Alvin Smith,
.and these were approved by the Bluetale; R. 5. Hetherington. Wing-
-members. The township rate was fix-.haat, and 'M. Matheson, Ashfield, act-
. all at 4 malls on the dollar. A grant df ing as scrutineers. On motion of Mr,
.x'25.00 was given to the Huron Plow- Anderson. and Mr, Cosens, it was un-
-inen's Association, The council decid- anintously derided to send letters 01
.d that they would not open the side condolence to,the families hi mem-
road between lots 20 and 21 on con- hers of the ;association who had died
'nessfon 1. The ifoilawie g accounts since the last election. Amb.ng 'those
were presented to the council by the thus honored were •Ilenneth McKen-
clerk and ordered paid: Frank Kerney, fie, Teeswater; IR.. D. Cameroat, ILucic-
nixing drain on road, $2.50; Wm. Wil- now; John veil MdKenzie, 'Ripley;
ioson, ewe and two lambs alined, $1,2; James 'Lyons, 'Lucknow; ibVii'liam Is-
:Mai7.ler Bros., making tile, oil and gra-
veL $115,'90; !John Watson, $2.15. The
meeting was adjourned until Monday,
'September 1'1, or at the call of the
-reeve.
Zurich 'Water System Completed.-
'The
ompleted.-
`Time'i1,5'00. gallon pressure tank and
noir pump For the: deep• well in the
.ventre of the Zurich village h'as been
completed and is now in working or-
'sler. The 'Oot'mer 3 (tap. electric motor
.aloes the work with' ease, although the was April 26th this year, but. owing
'Puanp .is considerably slower than the to circu'ms•tances, 'prevailing 'at the
'old pump, but should be more drr- time Mr. and Mrs. IP.ollock decided to
-able. The new tank is large enough to wait until later to have their friends
,supply the village without di1ficulty. I together, land this day was chosen.
GreyCouncil.=The mafiter o'f 'sear-
. Mr, and 'Mrs. 'Pollock ,were Both ,born
:n ;Stanley,! Huron county, but after
.eral appeals to the Court of'Revision their marriage they settled. down lin
-was 'taken up and the following ad- Bayfield; w=here they have' remained
""ius'tn ants were made: H. E. ,Ra z, ever since. Mr. Pollock occupied the
' Lots 65, 66, .67, 69, (Con. 11, reduced
L0:0; Sarah Cox, Lots 24, E% Q3, position 'af ;Reeve 'of (Baylfieid ,in 11879,
'45and was 'followed, strangely. enough,
'Con. ;111, reduced ,$5'00;,'George 'Turner, by his wife°s father, the late. George
Lot S %' 311, 312, can. 1, reduced $500; Castle Lates MceP,olboc)k became
via
-Chas. Case, Lot 116., ,Con. 17, reduced loge dark, r'Mresr.1PJ tors position to
.$200; Catherine Denner, Lot FJ%, W become proprietor of 'the 'Queen's 'ho
'56 p, Concession 6 reduced $?100; W.m. 'His 'brother, Captain T. ,Queen's
• P.ol-
"Cameron, Lot 16, 17, Con. all, $a00; r-1 ' 'president and {m'an'ager df a
'Wilfred Keffer,'Lot 15, Con, 3, $300' lack,
fish company on 'Lake linkWif a
7n'oj H. Hislop, Lott S p't !1, 'Con 117 aaa and for some years the 'brothers
':0300; Alex. 'Steles, Lot'14, Con,115, „ere associated` in canduoting hers
i is it was
tmen
' h these
ad us
, t 7awe
. Wk ht
an
, !Pollack >;Mrs. l ,
diness. Mr. am
vise] that
th r asse'ss'ment roll las as- four children: Maude (the wile of,
wised` be the too for Tax r eTfor
31 G'eo. W. 'Holman, county'clerk),'F1or-
sess'ment $?a715lasll15. rate for were
pace ,((the wife of 7. M. Stewart, 'df
- times fallowing accoumks 'ware the Techn'ic'al School, Hamilton),
Cli'f
• Paid -Tames rllaTaggart an MCTag
Ford, of London, arid. (FJvelyn (Mrs, IR,
THURSDAY; !AU,GUST 24, 1933
REPLY TO "DUBLIN DAN"
DE
ON EARLY . VILLAGE DAYS
He .did refer to the "gas" plant, be-
ROITTPOLICEMAN 0 N arise, perhaps; ;he was its "Chief 'En-
�iiteers,
. TRAIL OF' BARD
Because he failed to mention ' the
above "`facts causes me to t
that (Dan never lived in "Carron-
933; 1 tnoolc," and that his 'raise is not
D'aai-bait maybe "'Pete" or "Mike"
'MIC!K ,RYAIN '('of McKillop), 302'4
W. ;Phila. ,Ave., 'Detroit, Mich.
Aug. 16;
]Editor, 111he ;Seadorth. News.
Dear .Sit. --IA 'short 'time ago one of
my dear "old-time" friends sent me a
aapy'ol1 your interesting journal, To
say that I was 'astounded en reading
"'Dublin Dan's" libel of my ; iolld
'friends and ,nei'gth:bors does not tell'' 'bite
story, at ell. Some wise guy tells us
that "Troth lis s'tran'ger than fiction,"
pbainly 'proving that he never :read
D. D.'s fiction.
DD. hells us that '"Barleycorn was]
icing," He was NOT, He was not
even a reeve. The men -and ;they:
were MEN -of that splendid Told set-
tlement could' "take a •daiinic for 'let it
alone." ,And that was about the ex -. pointing upwards. Parties who wit -
tent 'of their boozing. True, lehere was nessed the mishap cia ed to t a re -
a mere' (h'and'ful of "Old 'Timers," w'h'o cue,, expecting to find the motorist
""took e drop boo much," bat prone 01 badly injured in the spill, but their
even them 'could be 'truthfully called sur'prise can lie better imagined than
an "Old Soak." D.' D. says- des:crlbed, when she emerged from the
mishap unhurt,- IWjalkenton Herald -
Second Growth Potatoes. -The ex-
treme hot weather di July ntlatured or
stopped the growth -of some p'obatoes,
then the rains o'.f the last weelc of the
h d pro rtli a air. New
!tartin 'on their second.
using slipped' :and lie fell to • the
ground breaking his. left arnt,'•about
half: way between his wrist •and el -
Waggon `Wheel (Passes Over Head.
arold 'Skeldin'g who is working
during the summer -'holidays on the
farm of ,Wr: ,Field„ has uncle, at
W'it gham, `had a very m'arro'w escape
si serious ins ury He had just com-
pleted work and had driven the team
,suspec back to the ,barn when one horse
stepped forward and the waggon hit
tire' heels of the other horse wluich
bolted. Harold was thrown ott'to a
stone pile ,and the wheel of the wag- .
gon, passed over his bead, He was,,.
picked up unconscious, but 'recovered
in a short ti'n'e.=An examination show
i ause Accident•-\V!hile .mot- 'ed no bons', ere broken.
j?g C s.
oring 'bo ,amne here from Dun,,t fit, Marriage Annpuncement.•-Mr. and
hTiss'K!a'thleen Pye, ,R. fN., encounter- g
ed, a pig olyt4te Blue Water Highway
about five miles the other side of.Bay-
field, and in siwerviislg .her machine
to avoid hitting the .porker, she,•ap-
parently turned too >albrwptly on the
highway, with the result: tisat the ear
somersault'ed .into the ditch. and came
to a• "s tan•ds'till with all. four wheels
Traffic, Accidents. -'Five: automo-
bile accidents are reported as ]raving
occurred' on county roads by the traf-
fic 'ofificer during recent days. At Bel-
fast 'Henry Thiel of ,Zurich received
three' fractured ribs and kidney in-
juries when the car in 'w'hi'ch he was
a passenger, driven by _Michael Nedi-
ger of Zurich, overturned. Nediger
and (Thiel were returning- from (Kin-
cardine When they were overtaken ;by
J!autes Webster of (Burlington who ap-
pareu't'ly'cut around 'Nediger too close
and too fast, sideswiping his car aur
turning it over. -(North al Exeter ,on
Wednesday, an 'aged gentleman whose.
name has not yet been learned, was
seriously injured and is in 'London
Hospital,' •A tine 'b'owin'g out was the
cause of 'rhe accident, The driver,
Harry MelLean of 'Stratford, employ -
at the ,Beach .0' Pines, and D. Munro
Of :Stratford were slightly injured,
Near Centralia on Sunday 'cars driven
by ,G. 3, .Morley and Mrs. Broken-,
shire, both of London, •crashed head-
on at an intersection, Charles George
also of Londen was with Mrs, 1Bro'k-
enshire and at first told the officer.
that he was driving, George later ad-
mitted that it'was Mrs, ,Br•okenshire
and that she ,lead not an operator's
permit, On the 'Bayfield Road on
August 11L;th, Leslie Sterling corning
out of his driveway, drove into the
side of (Louis Day's car, 'from Detroit
On the :Blue Water Highway on
August 115th, Harry. (proctor crit in
roo close and blew out a tire 'while
passing :Paul Cleave of "Bayfield: Both
cars went to the ditch, Cleave's turn-
ing over.
Constable -Marriott. --'The. marriage
of Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George Marriott, St. ,Andrew's
Street, St. Marys, to Thomas. Con -
Stable, son of Mr. and Mrs. 'Ernest
Constable, Peel street, St. Marys,
took place Wednesday morning, Au-
gust 1'b, at ten o'clock in the parson-
age of the United Church, St. Marys.
The bride, (who wore a gown of 'bluWe
buster, 'Wiu;ghant; J. A. .M'orton, crepe, was attended by Miss Adele
100; am; !James •MdMua=chic, Clip- Blacker of St. Marys in 'a dress or
ton; R, yth, 'ane, hiugham; A.
'B: tea rose 'crepe. 'Jahn Marriott, also 01
Carr, ,B'lyth, 'and 'Charles Ganrp'bell, St. Marys, was (best man. `A wedding
Wingharn, breakfast was served at'the home .o
Golden Wedding Celebration. -!An the bridegroom's parents. The bride -
event of unusulal interest took place groom's gift to ,the bride was a pearl
in Bayfield on Wednesday, August and amber niani'oure set; to 'the
9th; when Mr. and 'Mrs. (Man tPol- bridesmaid a silver vanity ;case, and
lock celebrated their ;golden wedding, to the best man gold .cuff links, Mr.
To be precise, the anniversary date and IMrs, •Cons'talb'le left ' 0n a trip
through (Muskoka • alkes, The bride
wore for travelling a grey, suit: They
will reside in St, Marys.
Court House at 'Goderich Saved. -
A Inc which threatened to be .dan-
gerous occurred at the (County (Court
House at 'Goderich san Thursday
morning, Aug. 117, caused by a 'short
cincut in. a ,wire between the ceiling
and uplper floor is the hall upstairs,
Electricians were called and ripped
up the floor and soon had the fire
under control. The m'ehal Insulation
was .'burned through. The ,building
was filled with smoke. On the same
Morning fire broke out in the empty
house oil the Vsdean property, West
street, 'Goderich. at.,started about the
centre of the inside df the building]
but was extinguished before mudh
damage wlas dlone. A' few llaths.and the
moulding aibove••a'door were burned.
The fire (brigade 'assponlded 'and 'ctnea7i-
icaih were used. ,The oeigin of the
fire was uhkndWn. (The house which
is unooeupied,•is in a dilapidated con-
ditlon.
•
"'Theytd 611 your empty tanks
With eonversa'tioa gas, ,
The kind the Hebrews used
In days 'o'f Balsam's as's"'
1t looks very muoh to me as if D.
D. absorbed' several doses of - that
same "gas" just (before' the 'wrote his
Prize !Fiction poem. 111 iD. D.` knows
so much 'aibout'bhe old "Natives," he
out' to call zhent ,by their 'proper
names. There was no Carney 'Pren-
dergast, There .ryas 'r10oit," of course,
as we all called (him a (fine ,manly man.
1Dian's ''Land 'Mount Eagle" .was my
good 'old friend "`Big IJint" Kennedy.
But 'the .one he libels most 'of :all is
my dear friend (Doctor - Daniel J.
Cremin, not McCrinrm'on , as Dan
calls hint. Because of Dan's false re-
marks in regard to the Doctor, 'please
permit me to -make a fe'w :truthful
ones,
Our dear old pastor,5the Rev. (Louis
J. B•uysee, once said that IDr, 'Cremin
was 'the "best 'educated than he ever
met:" In those old days there was an-
other excellent docter in Clinton vial-,
age, Dr. .Cole. Folks ;in and mean' 'Dub-
lin used to take their "cases" to him.
But shortly ,after Dr, Cremin
Dr. ,Coles 'firs't question . (was -'`"Have
you tried Dr: Cremin?"
.53 they .said `:Yes," Dr. 'Cole's ans-
wer Was '"'Then continue with him. 1'f
Dr. Cremin Cannot help you at's use-
less for you to 'come to. me or any
other doctor."
Then, 'et the time that 'Constable
Baker was shot in the 'head by Jack
Oaslhin, Dr, "Cremin it•oo'k care of 'Mr,
Baker, bat a little' later advised hint
to visit a .famous sanitarium in To-
ronto. 'He did so.
They, of'course, gave the case a
thorough exainiri•ation, and 'to'ld IMr.
Baker that they could do absolutely
nobhifrg .more ;for him, as Dr. Cremin
had done all that human skill or sci-
ence could do.
Als:o Dr. ,Cremin told Mn. Baker,
"If you live to be over 60 you .will
laseyourmind."
Mr, B. 'lived to be over 60 -and lost
his mind.
Dan also tells us-
m•ont statte w g
1933 potatoes, s g
growth,' well sprouted, have been dug
up. Mr. A. M. Babb displayed a fine
Sample 'this. week;, a potato about 5
in•che's fin circd!lnlferenee, with °tie
sprout abort 1/ inches,lontg and sev-
eral small ones,,-Teeswater News.
'Falls From Tank' Car, Breaks Arm.
-On Wednesday moaning last week
Sam Ch'ittick who Works for the Ito-
perial Oil Co at Wingham, had a very
un'fortun'ate accident. He was remov-
ing the dome of a gas tame ear on (the
C. N. IR. siding when the,bar he was,
''The dancing Ails were filled
;With powdered heads and scalps."
And-
•
"The country and 'village girls
were there
Veneered with pain and rouge.
Dante's imagination was zero,
compared to',DID,'s. 'There was yvot
a •drug store 0 the -'village -I' dou!bt
if there is 'one even to this day. The
only nrougery"• those dear girls used
ss'as thatin their "Irish eyes of' blue."
They .needed nothing more. Mother
Nlature and their 'owl' clean living
step'p'l''ied the "paint,"
There never were any ;Family Venda
in Dublinexicept the age-old 'feud
between 'Catholics 'and ,s'o'me 'crazy
Orangemen wh!ile they' -the Ortatt.ge-
men-(were ceilebraitirig,
,There was no, need or cause to
"kid" my old:pal, "Big- Ned" 'Lyons.
He did net (imagine 'himself a world
champ,„, although he and several 'other
heavyweights 'oaf ,IDulb'tin 'were very
close rivals, .of the mighty global L.
Since leaving .dear .old ,Dublin m'ahy
years ago, 'I've worn a police uniform,,
for ,a fair 'lifetime,' in one 'of 'Uncle
Sam's toughest cities, and my slo-
gan was and is, "Give . everyone a
'Square Deal." At least II surely did'
not "Bear ;false witness" "against any
of the law'sv'ictbms, and , cerfairrly
n!ever.wi'lli agai:n's't m,old 'friends `and
neighbors.
How strange that 'Dublin Dian.
should overlook so many "facts" in
the "early days" ,olf. 'Dublin. Why did 1
I
no men'bioii of theJir s lend'd •
he make p r
eleotric light plant, (their great ""air-!
plane" service, 'also their wonderful
"phone" system, and 'their fine street)
car service and asphallt paved streets.
Mn"s. R. F. G!arniiss, Bluevale,, an-
nounce the marriage Of their daugh
ter. 'Margaret Olive, to Mr. Neal .B.
M(dEac4®erit, eldest son, Of Mr. and
Mrs. Neil M'dEladhern off filount For-
estt.•, M'arriage' was performed at -Rip-
ley, New) York State, U. S. A., on
June Mitt;
The old gardener was 'somewhat
bored by tie persistent questiohs of
a townsman staying at tate' summer'
hotel.
One day the visitor, found hts vie -
dos "busy ,planting tree's, and immedi-
ately asked, "What kind of trees are
yea rplanting?'
(He was somewhat taken bac': when
ate received a reply, "Wooden ones."
"Can't see 'why ,I should !buy your
book," said 'the farmer to the ,persist-
ent canvasser.
"Why,' it wilt s'holw you how to be
a better fainter."
"Listen,, son "• said .the elderly man,'
impressively. "I'm not half as good
a- farmer now as I know how to be."
'Hotel. Guest: ."Do you knew if the
charges here are reduced if one stays
by the week?" '
iNbtel Porter' "Couldn't tell you,
sir. Nobody's ever stayed a weekl"
%eTofonfl OOnSSfwa ofjof Musig
- , .COL. A. E. GOODERNAII. LLD.. CHA,RNAM. BOARD or Govoolaae
ERNEST MACMILLAN. B.A..Nue. Doe.,F.R.C. M.,F.R.C.O..PiNicirL
NEALEY WILLAR. MMR. DDC.. F.R.C.O., V,CR•PRINCIPAL
Re -opens
September 1st,' 1933
DEPARTMENTS OF INSTRUCTION
COMPOSITION VIOLIN THEORY
PIANOFORTE VIOLA ELOCUTION
SINGING VIOLONCELLO CONDUCTING
ORGAN DOUBLE BASS BALLET DANCING
ORCHESTRAL INSTRUMENTS DALCROZE EURYTHMICS
•
MIDWINTER AND MIDSUMMER EXAMINATIONS
Residence for Young Women Students
YEAR BOOK AND SYLLABUS. ON REQUEST
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SEAFORTH, ONT.