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BANK RETIRES AFTER'
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S. HOW N 'IN R E P 0 R -T ESTATE OF $54,490.5
Daily Per Qapita Cost Was
Old timers who had occasion
42 YEARS SE R'V I C E'
to pass the recreation grounds
on Monday evening,, would be
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justified if they thought the, nine-
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{ties had ' returned again. Over
J. G. Mullen, Manager of
seventy-five young men were
to Scott Memorial 'Hospital is con-
practising football and softball
Bank of Commerce -Since
and were -being watched by an.
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1916, Leave's.
/ other large crowd. interest in
doings at the rec, has been in.
Health recently issued, (
creasing in recent years and this
J. 6. MILLS SUCCESSOR
year new bleachers are., being
erected, a new backstop is' being
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built, the ground has been
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Annau.etriexint was made this weak
thoughtfully levelled and rolled
and draining will be undertaken.
tliwt James G. Mullen, for seventeen
The glrounds, are at last regain-
yerars manager of the local lbrpnch or
Ing some of 'the glory of former
the tCana.daan Bank of Commerce,
years. • .
would retire at the end of this niontih,
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He came hem in the fall, of 1916.
this total a'rhount will be reduced by
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Mr. 'Mullen entered the' banik's per-
vice in 1891 and !before' canning to
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,Seaforth, as Manargere, was, here as
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tealer for a num'bex of years. tH•e
has also been stationed in Green_
YOUNG LIBERALS WILL
.Clod, B!C., and Vancowvex, B.C., and
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w� in' an F�'aav the time
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'1Mlfllan and J. A. Writ, directs that
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the big earthquake, in 19(}5: `•
BANQUET AND DANCE
dsince colwkng to worth, 'Mr. M•ul•-
the full !balance be divid'cd into 24
len has been active an, church, sport'
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and Masonic circles" He is an Elder
Arrangements Being Made
and a member of the Managing
stepson of dlelcea>sed, 1 share; 'Ken -
Hoard of First Presbyterian Church
For Big Rally on
and for mvan'y yearswas a member
share; John Thompson,, son of step;
of the choir of that church. He is
I Wed,, June 7. -
Presidem,t of'the Seaforth- Golf - and•
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Country Club and Treasurer of Mal-
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. loch Chapter."
Arrangements are now being con -
Mr. iNlnnl'lern's successor here will be
eluded by the imlen-Lbers of the Thonias
Club Sea
Mr.. J. G..Mill's, of the Hamilton Road
McMillan Young Liberal of -
branch of the bank in Lqndon. .
forth for a 'big banquet -and rally, to
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be held 4n Wed'nesd'ay, June 7th, in
Cardnots mall, •Seaforth. Over two
hundred anembers, friend's and ladies
days at 6Qe; per diem grant, infants
CROMARTY
born, 38 days at 30c. Total govern-
will be present. .
Ment 'grant,. $269.40.
R. J. Deachman, a Huron old boy
anti well known 'Ottawa speaker, will
'Mrs, Tufflord returned to Toronto
after spending" a few days at her
give an address. ,:l'Ir. Deachman, who
home here.'
took an active part in the bye-elec-
(Miss Currie, who has beenours-
• last fall, made any
tion campaignm
friend's in the &strict, who will look
34ng in Toronto far !some years, is
spending the summer at 'her home
forward to seeing and hearing him
here on a:ccouat of ilil health.
again. Other speakers will Fred
G, .Sandss,I M.P., and H.. Gold -
[Mrs. A'llen4 gf Exeter, sPent the
i1tg, 'M.P. Included in thee pztagrann
week end with her daughter, Mrs.
will be a short toast list and special
Quante.
musical ,numbers.
Miss Mildred Quance, ,Wh,o has been
The ovening ,will wind' -up with a
staying with her grandmother, spent
,big dance and euchre, with music to
the week end at her .home,
s'u'it old and young. In keeping with
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Graham and
the times, t`xe price of adhnission, of
.family, of Byrom, viMted with • Mrei'.
Course, will be only enough to defray
Graham's aunts, Mrs. •Ttztflorc d and
expenses, the comvivit•t,6e states.
Miss !Currie,, over •tihe week end.
Crich wird 'Miss Sadie Ball; a rearzi•ig
Rev.. T. J: ' Rolbertlsan, of St. Marys,
by Mrs. F. Walters; an instrumental
conducted Mother's Dayservice here.
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The mother's chair fivnis'hed the
Lionel and Kingsley, of Stra;f(wd,
special nitusic and was much enjoyed,
rpent Sunday with 'Mrs. E. Beale.
The Ladies' Aid held their monthly
+Joseph Carpenter, of ' Chatham,
sneeting at the home of Mrs. James
spert the week end with, his par -
Hill along with the usual business
eats, Mm. and Mrs-. Joserph Carper.-
5terns. Miss, PrinYgde gave an inter-
ter. . , "
eating iSbotch reading; {Mrs. DuncanMr.an'd
:Mrs,. Alfred Maxwell, of
Me -Kellar, a violin isiolo; Mrs. Hill al-
St. Tho, called on friends in the
••t�iri.ilage
tsp gave a 6cotch reading. At the
on Sunday.
close of the meeting a dainty lunen
IMrs. Mary Krauskorpf spent Sun-
vvas served {,' all those present..
day with her m'othe'r, Mrs. H. Bri.•s-
lilt..
On Monday evening Mrs. Leo
F'rid'ay, 'May 12rth, at the home of
DUBLIN
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Feeney received word of the sudden
death of her aunt, Mrs. Mary Potter
and several • visitors being present.
[Miss Minnie Maloney and Feigns,
of Buffalo, Mrs. Potter was well
Maloney, of BufEato, are visiting
known in ,this district and her death
their. mother, Mrs. N. Maloney.
came as a great shock to her many
WT. and MIs. IL. Beale and sons,
frieix•ds. .
Special
AnniversarpServices
First Presbyterian Church, ,Seaforth " rr
. 1. SUNDAY, MAY 21st2 1933.. 1_
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REV. DAVID H. MARSHALL, M.A.,
ofs St. Andrew's Church, Guelph, .one of the out-
standing preachers of the Presbyterian Church,
will preach both morning and evening.
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SPECIAL MUSIC BY THE CHOIR
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MO-RNING:
• TRIO--"Thg Winter is Past" I . •
Mrs. J. A. Munn, Mr., J. T. Scott, Mr. M. R. Rennie.
NNTI4EM - "The Lord ShalfWipe All Tears Away"
1 EVENING:
. ANTHEM --"Bless the, Lord"
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Soloists --Mrs. W. A. Wright, 4ss H. Murray,
SOLO—"Spirit of God" . • ,r
iMr. James T. Scott, A
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' ANTHEM--"Cross'ing the Bar" .
This is your "invitation to be present.
M. R. Rennie, Rev, I. B. Laine, Mrs. M. R. Rennie,
Choir' Leader._ Minister. Organist.
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SCOT:T MEMORIAL WILL OF L1. �
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HOSPITAL STATISTICS COOPER DI SES
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S. HOW N 'IN R E P 0 R -T ESTATE OF $54,490.5
Daily Per Qapita Cost Was
Stepson, Family, Stelidaugh
$2.33 .and Total
ter and Local Cit-`zens ,
$7,646.77.
Share.
43 BIRTHS IN 1932• '
WILL DAT NOV. N 1., 193
Ilnteresting informlation, in. regard.
Hays & 'Meir, of ,Seai7orth, acting
to Scott Memorial 'Hospital is con-
as solicitors for R. S. Hays, executor
tai,ned, in the sixty-third annual re-
for the estate of the late Robert Ed -
port -of the IOntrario 'D'epartment 'of.
mound 'Cooper, M.D., have this , week
Health recently issued, (
filed a petition for probate of the
The bed capacity of the ,hospital
estate at IGoderich. The will of .the
Is 21 adults and 5 nursery. During
late Dr. 'Cooper, who for niany' years
the year, .hath eroded Septepliber 9,
was a familiar figure i'n Seafotth,
198'2, 263 patients we're' admitted',•_and
of an estate totalling $54,-
43 infants were born in the hospital.
•'disla,ses
49'9.58' Some $'3,4]38.27, of this is
Other iaiforrnation is as follows:
cash and the balance Oorndnion of
Total numrber • of patients treated)
Canada 'bonds. It. is estimated' that
during year, 30,6; mwniber of patients
this total a'rhount will be reduced by
discharg'e'd dozing year, 2821; number
some 2.5 per cent. by estate debts and
of death, L 16; number of stall -births,
,succession duties. Dr. Cooper died
4; patients •remaining in residence on
March 11 of this year.
Sept. 30th, 1932, 4.
'T'he swill which is diated Nb'vemlber,
Average days stay of all patients',
1' 1930; and witnessed' by J. M, Me-
includi-ag infants, 10.7; nuhiber of
'1Mlfllan and J. A. Writ, directs that
graduate and professional stats, 3.
after all debts and expenses are paid,
lruanlbea• ,of other employees incl'u'ding
the full !balance be divid'cd into 24
nurse-in-in12.
equal ,parts to be paid as follows.-
ollows:
Cost
Cost of dietaries,_ ,-$1,184,22; other
To 'Wary Thompson, daughter of
maintenance "ebsts; $8,462:55; total
stepson of dlelcea>sed, 1 share; 'Ken -
maintenance costs, :$7,646.77; axerage
n'eth Thomipson, son, of stepson, one'
daily per capita cost, $2.33. Ineorn•e
share; John Thompson,, son of step;
]aneous s'ale's, etc., $6,069.41; income
son, 1 share; Wm. Thompson, • his
and grants from municipalities,
stepson, Charlotte, the latter's w e;
from patients for treatment, miscel-
Lottie Tbramipsony step -daughter of
$989.75; income and investments, en-
'decea'sed, each 2 • sharers. Edward
d'owm nits, etc,, $2$.5.00; total incomre
Hinchley, A. D. Suth'er'land' and R. S.
frolm, all sources other than govern-
Bays, all of Seaforth, each 5 sharep.
nient grants, $7,344,26.
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The basis on which the s'tatutozly
aid is granted is per diem grant, 430
r1ViONDVIl~,LE
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days at 6Qe; per diem grant, infants
born, 38 days at 30c. Total govern-
Tite pageant, "Sunrise in the Gaz-•
Ment 'grant,. $269.40.
d':m," %rill be given on Monday, May
29th, under the auspices of i,,thd
Young 'People's So'cietyA.,
TUCKERSMITH
The Young People of Egnir,udv%ie
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Undted Church will hold their anni;
vers'ary services :on Sunday, May 28,
,Tiro ,M'a� im'ee,ti•ng of the Tucker-
when Rev.' C. D. W. ,Cosen,s, M.A.,
smith. Ladies' Club was held, at the
D,D., of Stratford, will occu;ry the
home of Mrs. Fletcher' Townsend rc-
pulpit in the morning at 11 o'clock
cen'tly.,• Twenty-four• members an,l
and in the ,evening at 730.
two visitor's were present. The roll
,The Eomlondville Y. P. S. held a
call was answered by, an exchange of
mvetialg on Tuesday evening which
slips, bnzbsl or s'eed's. ,Mrs. AIlen, of
opened by singing a hymen. During
Brucefield, gave a very interesting
the business, (past of the meeting,
address on,"Floral Culture4" A plea.-
plans were rirNade for, the Young Peo-
ing •duet was sung by Mrs. r rnie,
. ple's annyversary, which i,s to be -held
Crich wird 'Miss Sadie Ball; a rearzi•ig
on. -Sunday, 'May 28th. '-Mss, Gertie
by Mrs. F. Walters; an instrumental
WebstEr read the ,Scripture lesson
by Miss Sarah Whitmore and Mrs.
and Miss Lillian. Richardson read a
R. Fear conducted a "floral contest,"
short poem. Mists Viola Clark- led in
Mrs. Howard Johns being the win,
prayer. The topic for the evening
rier. The June meeting will be held,
was "Literature" and was taken by
at the home, of 'Mrs. N. Garrett, the
Miss Maa•ion Wallace. For recrea-
roll can to be answered by "yo'ur fav-
tion a ,game and a contest were play-
or'ite home-grown vegetarble and how
r,d. 'The meeting closed •with' the
to prepare it."
Mizpah Benediction. •
Council Meeting. -(-The council of
E�g'miondville W. M. S. Meet. -The
Tuokersm.ith met in the Town Hall,
May meeting of the W. Xf..S. of Eg-
Seaforth, on Saturday, April 29Th, at
mond'ville United Church was held on
two o'clock p.m. W. R. Archibald
F'rid'ay, 'May 12rth, at the home of
•occupied the Chair. Whitanore-Mie-
Ml's• D. -McLean, mineteen merirbems
'Gregor; That the minutes of last
and several • visitors being present.
meeting be adopted. - Tenders for op-
The meeting,, which (was in charge of
erating the -atone crusher were re-
Mrs..J, Brown, Sr., opened 'gay sing-
eeived' and considerer!. -McGregor-
ing a 'hymn and Mrs. Brown then
McKay: That John Erarle be , ap- '•read
the 23rd psallm. Mrs. Malcolm
pointed as operator'' of stone crusher
l't'd', in prayer. Miss Cameron,, gave
for 1933 at 25c per hour with d'utie's
th'e minutes of the April rrueeting. It
as required in application for''e'nders,
was decided to have a quilting in the
McKay-Whit,m6re: That Bylaw No. 8
school room of the church on Friday
rtrarrdLlmr ing the control and ,man-
to prepare quilts for the, bale to be
agehrient of the Tuckersmiit'h Tele-
pat -ked early in .lune. The d'evation-
phon•e System, to three Commission-
al leaflet' was read by Mrs. T. Rich-
+ers, be passed, signed and sealed and
ard'son and Mrs. J. Broadfoot then
,all salaries of officials ,be paid to
'sang a solo, which was enjoyed by
'dame. (McGregor•=Wiiitniore: That the
all. After answering the roll call, a
folloi(iin:g accounts 'be paid: Tele-
hymn was sung. The rnno'rts of the
,phond--ill. Walker", 'rent of hall, $8;
Pres,bytexial, which ,,vas held at,
ID. F. 0&cGre:gor, printing notices and
Tham-es Road •Church, were given by'
ballots; $10; H. C'alcdwell, rebate,
'Mrs. McNIallan, 'Ursa 1'. Forrest and 1
$7.40; W. _YbcBeath., salary, $:37.50;
Mrs. Haney. Reading's from the
M, Ball, salary, $45,; Bell Tele-
study book mere taken by .Mrs.
Brown,
ph, Ie Co., lo'n'g distance messages,
Mrs. Reinke, firs. Kirk, :Mrs:
$181.47; J. B:' Mustard, postage, $20.;
Haney and Mnv. T. G. Shilling•law.
Canadian Telephone & Supplies Co.,
The treasurer then announced that
material, $19.74; Stronmerg-Carlsson
the coll'elction for the thanko3'ering,
Co. inateri'al, $6.13• \ir-.:McBeath mea-
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whichr was held on Sunday, April 30,
terial, $3.25; J. Addison, rebate,
amounted to nearly tiiW). A hymn
$8.90; W. R. Archibald, salary, $7.50•
was sling and the int-oting^ closrrl'
John';MeGrogor, salary, $3; S. Whit- .with
prayer by Mrs, lic•Kenzie, Sr.
more, salary, $3; C. !McKay, salary,
A .,.social half hour was s(xent during
$3; M. Clark, `salary, $3; G. N. Turn-
which time a canvas %tfla made.
er, $30; D. F. McGregor, $37.50.
which ad'de'd sevieral n-ew mernbers to
Clark-141cKay; That the assessor, be
the society, which is von>,, encoura-g-
given an extension of time far re-
ing'• The hostess then �e'rved lunch
turning the roll until May 6th. Me-
which ,brought a very pleasant after-
Kay-IMe•Gregor: That Geo. Falconer.n'o'on
to a close and ali joined in
be paid $46.00 for sheep worried and
thanking Mres. McU-an for 'her kind
killed by drags and Howard Crich be
hoatpitality.'
paid $2.65 as valuator. McKay-
!Miss ,Marguerite Black, of Hairnil-
Clark: That Howard Crich, H. Ches-
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miey and Ja%.' Smillie be appointed
sheep valuators for 19.3.3 at 25c per
n,
Court of Revision, on •thn assessment
hour., Clark-illcKay; That the ,col-
lecto'r, J. C. Reinke, be paid balance
roll an Jume , 3rd, d ,'clack p.m.assessment
and the ,vanne be adverti,od. 'McKay-
of salary clue and he given an ex-
Clark: That the council adjourn to
,meet on May 27th at 2 F.
teneaipn of tin•re until .June 1st for
p.m, -D.
-ReGrelgor, Clerk.
collecting of taxes due. McGregor -
Clark: That R. rialrym,ple, Road Svp-
erinte,. be paid $158.38, pay list
Mc
No. 2. McKay-Whitni4re: That 2'r/z
CEDAR
milea Ore the limit for team haulage
of" gravel (from the different pits.
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Clark-Wlhitmi re: That the Clerk lid-
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vertise for tenli'I•ers fob• the hauling' of
FENCE
'gravel by truc'k,, per yard male for
all hauling ,over 2t/a mdles, McKay -
Clark: That the i'exignati,n of T. G.
Slsi'llin•glanv, as manager of the Tele-
POSTS
phone Systeme, be accepted. Clark-
MrcKav: That A,' D. Sutherland be
paid an pJ. J. an of e ire—
as-ulcer and J. J. Huiggarcx be
ggar)'d
paid
$317 50, (premium an bond of collector
as required by statute,. McKay -Mc-
McKay -Mc -
'Gregor: 'That
Of Ontario.
the following accounts
(be paid for x'edief: .l. M. 'Serino,
1slYztpplie,.s, $10.26• W. J. Finnigan, sup-
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,V11iles, $22.57; i;'. B, Goudie, milk,
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$7.K : E. Hrurthe ounmilk, J me as
'MCi{,sy: That the oou.ncid meet as
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Toronto As 4 F�°u t, � .
Representatives , of Teams • • • • • • sti .
Fold Meeting on' Monday For Big Annual, ",
Everting and Make Final' Saving. ,Pienl�o •` - _ °-
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Arraltilgements For Sea- The recent reduction in bank
r interest from 3`/o to 2/z% may 2ABLE.S IN PZ,AY ,,
.sonis Games. have discouraged some people but !a
not town officials, for the banks ' ' i "1. �
The., executive of the IHao21 Old ' �,
TEN. TEAMS NECES- very kindly ,announced . at the Boys' Association of Toronto comx(bdnr- it
same time that interest on loans ,:fit(
SITATES TWO GROUPS would also drop one-half per ed business with pleasure on. 1~'rid�ag �. r t
evening last when it held a very errs .
cent., that is from 53� % to fi'1/ %,. y :
In 1932 Seaforth paid about $220 thusiastic rrreeting at the home of
The Huron Football Association Mm. and Mrs.. (David Thompson., 17 t
in interest 'for money borrowed Linden •Street, Toromta $ridge amcl tM�3l"`
'held a mieeting in the Dick House, from the banks:
Seaforth, on Monday evening, when euchre• followed the business, "soave :,7 s
it'he following sshed'u'e was arrang- • • • • twenty-five tables being °in pray. 'r�
ed: " • • • Inelude,d •in the busines's was the }',
H.F.A. (Northern Group) completing of arra'ngennents•for the'
May 26 -Brussels at Walton. (big annual picrn]c of the Association 1 �` '
May 29 -Winthrop at F..the•1. NEWMARKET TEAM at Area No. 3 Canadian National .4". I
12ay 30-'Bzussels at M'oncrieff.
xhibition Park, on Sia:t'urday, June.
June 2---,Ethe'1 at Moncrie•ff. �y ]� 24th next: . . p a
June 5-1M'oncrieii at Winthrop, PLAY SOl TB11>L� p2izes were awarded. to the chem- '.:June 7-Waltonat Ethel. pion player at each tablb, and the - o-1»•
June "9 -Winthrop at Brussels.
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lucky ' number px•ize was won by E. " '
June !2 -(Walton at Mancrieif.
Floody for the men, and Mass Vie °`''
{June 15 -`.Ethel at Winthrop, . Big • Game With Famous 'Coopee for the ladies. •
I June 16--14onerieff at Brus'se'ls. 'The leading feature of 'the eKien-
June 19 --Winthrop at Walton. , Rledshirts Scheduled ing was the ,presept tion of a bea,u'�ti-
ful bouquet -.,,1.
June 20�1'I,n'cr]efi at Ethel. q et of Atmemican Beaute sas• . ch
For May 24, es to Mrs. Wdlliam McCreath, the '','.
June ?1-•-V�'Iaiton at Brussels. . y ..._-
June 23-#.t&l at.' Brw,� els: , , ",,!trig odd girl" of the As tion >.,
,June 26 -Ethel, at Walton. • Se'afo'rth and district hockey fans (as she is known to time nr,eml ers) ort •. v_' 'r
June"27-Winthrop at Mancrieff,: who watched ,with wonder and ad. the occasion of 83rd birthday and'
in recogzrikion of her rainy labors ,n `f
:Tune 30 -.Brussels at Winthrop. miration the, pdiuicky [clamtlb of 'the behalf of the. Ascso,iatiom. The•"pies- •
July 3-Iltoncrieff at Walton. Ne�tiinarket Redshizts to the top, of y pzde ,' .
July 5 -Brussels at E'the.l. ,the hockey world -last, winter, will entatio�s was made' b the
July 7•-i%Ialton at Winthrop. have the o anti secretary, and Mrs. McCreath c1h
opportunity of seeing these acknowledged the gift in a ver hap-
H.F.A. (Southern Group) same stars 'perform in another field g � �'
Clay tot -Clinton at St. Calum!ban. of sport. pl' sl�ech. ';, f
May 30 -Bayfield at Brucefield. Arrangements which have been Some of those present were: 'Mar.
Jxine 2 -+liar field at Seaforth. under way for sollle time bettiveen and Mas. L. M. Pringle, fir. and Mrcs. ' .
June 6 -Clinton at Seaforth. Ken Am'ent, Seaforth Softball Club J. A. 'l1,eLaren, .Mr. and Mrs. Alex. -41
June 8 -St. Co'lunzban at Bayfield'.
secretary, and Mac .iticCaully, {',inter C. 12actiiear, Mr, and Mrs. W. A. •,11
June 13-Brucefield at Seaforth. Huron League, -secretary, but now of Buchanan, _13r, and Mrs. David ..
June 15-Seaforth at St. C•olurnban. Newrnax'ket, culminated on Wednes- Thompson, Mr. and Mrs, W. A.•Camtp ' .:' ,
June 16 -Clinton at Bayfield'- day with th•e announcemlent that bell. Rev, R. 'C. X4 cDermad. and Miss .
June >0 -Clinton at Brucefiell., Newmarket would' play'softball here M'eD•ertnid, 3trs. fI. B. Stowe, Mr.
June ?a--Seaforth at Bayfield. on Wednesday=, May 24th, at 5.30. andR cS Mrs. FT Martin, Mr: E. rloody, r , :'
June 26-•=•S�t. Coltziniban at Clinton• Jnclu•ded in the ownlarket line-up SMilipard, Miss Sadie 'Walker,
31r, 1R, C. Kin Ms. J. A. Cameron `f
June 28-BrucJlht
at St. Columban. will be such gr >
h well known figures as �Ir. H. I. MAarash and .the i�iises
Janne 29-Seaft Clinton. Doran, Kelly, Wilson, Mann and Hug- .ytommdsh,. Mr. and Mrs. John Moon,
July 1 -Bruce' Bayfield. ginti, a
Judo 5-,Seaforth at Bxnicefield. Neo miar'ket will arrive hea^e' in the -Mr. 'arid bIrs, T. ,.Mustard, Dr. and ..
Judy 6-C'1'inton at Seaforth. , morning, and willh"s. J Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. G: 7'.
g proceed to ClintonCIinton ';izowhi'll, +Mrs. M. Irwin and Miss' Ir- ;�:
July 8-iSt. IColumiban at Brucefield. for a game there at 11 a,m,., re'buxn- trio Iyla"s I. H Brown, Mrs G Dane,
July 16 --St. Columiban at Seafprth. inlg in the afternoon for the Seaforth yfas Willitazm tMeCreath, Mms. W• 't
Ju'l'y 13-Brucefield at Clinton engagement. The game' here should ,•Sprinl:s, Mrs. A. Beaker, Mrs'. J. 5
Judy 14 -{Bay i?ld at .St. Columban. !,draw one of the tibiggest crowds yet Pte; Mrs. 'S. Young, Mxs. J. D. Guy,
t6cials.. seen at a local softball battle. The Miles t, +McLea * Mins Kerr, Miss, $eck-
"Me executive will be composed of Seaforth iboys, Huron League chain- er, yIxs.••J. A, .V Mr, George sIuer.k..• -
the representatives of. the teams. The Pions of 19'32, are •in a better posi- Miss J. Anderson, Mr. W. H. Fergu- •• l
representatives, and ,secretaries are tion than elver to put up a real fight
as follows. • and Newmarket never giver up until s'on and Miss 'Vie Cooper:
Bruls•selsr-Representatiye, Bid Bell; the last innings. 'votes.
secretary, %ussed Fox. •
' Ether - Rep,, Charles . Hdnsuld; Mrs. H. B. �SIt6'we, siwervised the
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Sec., C.' Bateman.. MANLEY euchre and bridge and handled the ,
Walton -Rep:, J. Buchanan; Sec., job admirably well. '•
G. McCallum. A pleasant time was spent at the John Moon, disitr*uted the' prizes
Winthzo•p,- Rep,• W,m.. Trewartha; home of :''VIrs. W. G. Se non last Fri- and promised the lasers with !better
Sec., Stewart Dolmage. day when the frie'n&- and neighbors lucli the next time. •
Monet Teff ••d•ohn Smith • Sec.
Oreille Harrison ; gathered in and presented' :Miss Tena Bert .McCreath had' an 'drnttportant �I
Brulcefiedd-- Rep., Gordon Elliott; 'Eisler, ,who ,became the, lurid of Mr. call out of the city' and 'could, • not be , , ,,
Tonry Seimon, last Tuesday, with a Present•
Sec., George Swap. I kitchen shower. The young couple (Everybody was glad,. to see Alex. %,
iS•ea.fgrth - Rep,, S. Jackson; Sec., -.will reside Ion what is known as the MaeVicaar and Mrcs. MaeVicar pres-
S. Jackson. 1 I Zeigler homestead, and ail join in ent. Alex. has always been a big
Bayfield- Rep., John Cassels; Sec„ ti;,fishing them a' smooth journey �hebper to the .Association and his
William Murray. through life. < many donations have ]been very much ut
St. Columban� (Rep. Wm. Staple -I ,Mr. Frank Dema.psey attended the appreciated.
ton: Sec.. Tont McQuaid. funeral of the. late '• Mr. Mark Kell
Clinton -Rep. John Sutter;Sec. Y, J. A. Cipal of- Barls,co old bay,
' ' of Stratord, last Tues ay. and Principal
Clarence Rozell. � pal ,of- Earlsc,vrt pubi'ie
The -many friends of Mr. W. J. '
President, Leo Stephenson; vice- school, was do his glory.
WieIsh are pleased to, see him around
pr:-ident, J. Holland; secretary- ilia, D, Thompson is an ideal
again.
treasurer• A. W. Dick. e► hostess and the nt'ee't'ing sh'gwed their
Re'gis4tion Committee - Fergus I appreciation by giving her a stand -
Bullard, Winthrop; John. Buchanan, ing vote of thanks.
\\-'altos; .T. Sutter, Clinton. STAFFA In making the presentation to Mrs,
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Amendments. Mcf:reath, President Pringle refer -
A number• of amendments were Mr•F. Dw'ig•ht.Fisher, Guelph, -.pent ,,(1 in 91mving terms to her two
stlgve-tori and adopted by th.a repro- 'the %week end with her mother, Mrs. r,rig•ht kids, viz, Mrs. D. Thompson
sentatives: `The mover and see.onde, ' 1\ m. Butler, anti B. 1L. McCreath.
in ca:•h case follo-,v the motion, lir. and Mrs. M, Speare, Toronto, Honi
rary rescbent,'J. A. McLar- •
1 t • One member from each Club lvhiited with Mr. Jos. 'Speare over I p ' • . __
�n iprisn Exe:utive Corn -J. the week end. bu attrived n 3i,asonic meeting first
cutter, .T. Buchanan. Dr. Harold O'Brien and lliRa Fair- but arrived in time for the big end
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t3) \'n rrlhate to Inner of protest, %'either, of Elora, visited with lir. i'.f the procgedings.
-T'. Little. Art Nicholson. and Mrs. F, O'Brien on Sumday. Hohni•ary president Harry Stowe,
(:1) In case of two districts, that lir, and 'Mr,., Win. Sadler and lfr.1 was suffoi•ing from an ulcered tooth
prntc4t co n'mittev be chosen from and Mrs, A. Jef`rcy were Sunday vis- 1 "'It ltrs. Stowe filled the bill ,ably in
c'lrpn�zite #croups, to settle• protest; in itors iwith lir. and .firs. N. Busnfielcd. hi= absence. •.,.•.--.
final minx two from each group' Loa•an, Vice-president Campbell, formerly
cho^••en 1,} president and one neutral lir" and 'Yrs. Rent Fell spent I IIf Wingham, relidereil Yeoman As -
if n^r: scary -Ranh, Brussels; R. �nnday wits, lir. Anil Mrs. J. Fell.; sisranc^e in ,nt!akin.g'the affair a grant•
Bi,nttie, Winthrop. ' Gbderich. lir. and firs. Fell return- . ucness.
1-1) •Entry fee $4.00 to 'be paid by ed with them to spend a few days President• L. M. Pringle was highly • ,•^
tiny 15th and schedule to he drawn 11is� Marietta faller t•isitt'd inter plea sect with the -evening's success' •r`
tit, flay 1•�th.-iTieattie,ltcTaggart. +he meek end wii.h lir. and :Mrs. Rby and promised another euchre in the
1,Sr All • players grulst be register- hiller, Logan. r very near future. N
ed 1-y se; rotary of his club by .June 1liy`: , Emily Frane spent tha week
15th.•-Chns. TTansuld. J. Buchanan: end ather honie in 'F.xe'ter•.
16i Moc•t d by J. Holland, <econcd- 'l'li% and Mrs. M. Greenwood, of ' ELIM'VILLE
efi i y Tom Morgan, that. player,; he lhinro, were Sunrlay vi=!tors with )
limited to 6 • mile,' from playing Ili% and lirs..T.� Leary.' i '
g'rnnnds or -border teams tri outside The niany friends of lir. Mont- Mr. and Mrs. John Fran•ci of i
torritory" with 'choice of tivo non- gomery Davis are. glad to Fee him T,onlnn. spent a couple days las~
resident players. Non-resirlolt play- nut again after 1win•g laid up for week at the haste of . r. an; Mrs" ' .. t.
e"•s nrtrst he re,idettt.s. of Huron coup- .4011- ti -C. \\',-z. .Johns. i`
ty-, The United Church w•as nicely dec- lfr- ar,d lfrr. Tarn. Foster and son, ''
f r Rcrferre M add to list-: Ivan (WatNl an Surrd,ty- -in observance of of Whaler), visited at the boons of •'
Tiill, ,Godrrirh; Percy Stephenson, lfnther's T7a. .Tr, James Heywood on Sunday las,;.. ;;
Ethel; A. lirrsInrd, Brucefield, I Rev. Mr. Owen, St. John's Church --Mr. and hirS. Williatml Okr- aml
(8) Play otf---`ent.i-finals-tstan'rd Stratford, will occupy the pulpit nee{ three soma, of Seaforth, vicired at I
2nd gent in wrnnn to play hono and "uncday. lir. John Brook's- on Sunday last. '
hmrtrl's war,•-, l,roals to count. Fin- Mr. and firs. NT. Speare. of Toros• The Y, .P. S. met as usual on Man- °.,
ala--Wimter:� of n'in'th and .south to, spent the ,,veck end with Mr. Jos. day vv(,ning' with -the president, Mr. 1.
groups play riff, purls to taunt. `Treare. Horace'Delln•idge, in the chair. The .:'1U
Mrs. i?w•ight `Fisher, of Guelph, is nteetin•g was nTwned with ft hymn ani '
visiting her mother, • Mrs. William the Lord's Prayer in Undsnn, Miss,ton, anni llv,ar,. Georco and William Tiutler. P,nrtrice Xiii•ch thin presided: Thee
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Black. of T.nn,lmt, wore week end 'Alae Fra .Niie 's -pent the week end in mlinnt'es of the last meeting were
visitor's at the pa^oittal home. rveter. I read and adaptedi. The topic, "'The '
"Misaes Laura lfcN01sn and Jose- Mrs, 'M. Gre'enwn'od and hal-)y, of Clirict.ian and hi4 life inrg� the coni- '.
phine Splarhanr, t ' Tnronto, were .Munro, ha1vr hear visiting with the mun'ity," ways given by Mr. Delmar
wcvk end gut' iFq nidi{ the for•mer's fol-ntler's parents, Mr. and :Mrs. John S1rdn,netr. A hymns was 'sun'g 'amd
pa,r•ent,c, Mr, and lh•s, IV. F, McMil- Teary. . Plica Gladys Johne read the Scripture - '14 R.
Inn. Mr. and Ws. Henr4tv Golding are le."on. Gammmemts on the lesftn were ,
MissBesslie Grim -o', of Chatham. movingto Seaforth thds week. given by Mdss Marjorie De�ll,rid,ge, ' 1; �
siperilt tine Werk end rut her• home We are glad tri report 'that Mrs. Mian TC lelmia. IJaquevs, read a p�oemr, k��l
here. A•rchio Luxton its kwp,rblvixig' atfter "Mother's Way." Mr. Howard. Johns
Mr. and Mrs. W. Stm-ens and her rer. mit iltneaw. then Ted' in. pra+gerr. The '"i
farmdly were 'Sunday guests with Miss rPreparati,ono are being ,made to closed with a hylmtn and the 11� -��, ..1
Belle Jackson4 start the creamery. beneddotion. R .�;:
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