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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1934-06-08, Page 1- • • e,, • ", 4 4I , WAX 1 , • I ' usuumwau............aatimasmazaweums. ' • , , 4 ‘4, • aultrazitor4.1.amontraakautrari f • A 41. Seventy-4oirth Yeas r 346.9. 40 - FRI • ese,SS 1111r2' • -s" EELV.M.IML`rdZIMMAK11/010.5lte, • ` • 1 e. • • r',1 . • "" ee, , ?PM lee A •,,k' ,ttitt1 __A•oetwoiro-i• • 4..••4-‘,44:44,,,,n..laon44‘.4,40A.:.44:‘,..',....4.4.••••4‘t,AL:.4.4,....44..............44,o4.4......-.AA.o..:.4. • ' ' " otion Object Carries. Heated Deba Voting 22 Vor • Against. ARDEN GEORGE Huron County Council opened lips; 1p.te ;Session at Goderioli on Tuesdenr ti• all the naenafbers preeent. lan Elliott presided. , The business of the oitening.setsion ncluded a short addrees by the Wave n, in -which he eulogized the work of iie new Glen& and Treasurer; presence • tion of reports and reading of reso- &ions. Wednesday's business brought discussion on the action of the- pro- al ,igovernment in paving No; 4 highlvray. The debate, which grew very heated at times, centred around a motion 'that this council disap- proves of paving loping done in, Huron , Co.unty, and that,a resolution be for.. warded to the Highway Department o that ,effeet." - The motion finally carried 22-7, the vote being: Yeas—Archibald, Ballantyne, Cage diff, Dernerling, Eckert, Elliott, Gam- ble, iGoldthorpe, Heniingway, John- ston, Jones, Leiper, Matheson, Mei- ick, McNabb, Mawhinney, Saunders, ' Sweitzer, Scott, Stewart, Wright. • Nays---133Owniart, Crosier, Davitisen, Iiaake, (Mnimings, McNeil, Tomer. Other business included the report of the good roads conimission, the county treasurer and a long series of otions. A full report of the proceedings will be given in this paper next week. • ommittee Buys - a New Wagon The property committee:A tcsw no I'' on Friday -evening, purchased a new wagon for -the use of the town scav- enger, The wagon was delivered On Thursday and • inmediately put ,into use. The committee also considered a nusnlaer of sites for the animal toun- ain given to the town by the late Miss Anna Campbell, but were unable to decide on the location. • • Candidates Open, Committee Rooms James Balla/rhyme and George 11. Elliott, candidates in the coming provincial elections have both opened committee rooms in town. The Independent Liberal Progres- „ sive rooms are over the Store of Wry- . J. W. Beattie, where information rel- ative to Mr. Ballantyne's campaign may be secured. Miss Grace Free is in charge. The Conservative headquarters are in the- former Sheffer store in the Campbell Block. Mr. Alvin Sillery is in charge. ST. COLUMBAN The Football game played on Tues- day evening between Stratford C. N. R. and St. Columban resulted in a tie, 2-2 being the score. London Carlings Football team will play an exhibition game in St. Col- umlhan on Friday, June 8th, at 629 p. m.. This team was to play here last week tbut was unable to. Anne. BRUCEFIELD • Announce Engagement. --Mr. and Mrs. George Swan, Brumfield, an- nounce the engagement of daughter, Laura, to Mr. Ervie Schil- bie, son of Mr. and MTS. Louis Schil- 'hie,Za-sieh, Ontario. The marriage te take .place the middle of June. Mrs. Janet 11/Joss and Mrs. Alex. returned their home in the village last week. . Mrs. S. Thomtpson, who has heem. spentin;g the winterswith her daughter Mrs. James Moodie, returned to her home in Kippen recently. Miss Mary AllcOully's 13".rucefreld friends were glad to have her pay them a visit in her wheeled: chair last week. She has been confined: ta her home for the past two years. Miss Mary ;McKenzie, of Twitter,» smith visited at the home 431 Janet Ross this week. • Miss Norma Collins retarded .te.her honaein the rritlitte last vreale.trota elidon 'Hospitairtvere alto-tvdervvtatt. .an operation for spinet siKtie.. • The Young PeoPIeare.lholdt*.,t ' picitie on Se:Wide*, Sul* field and h oOrdiatitvitatielC tehded. 'te alT the -414a••••:0(00,tititst:.-• • •• • •• 44 5 Tr . , .... . . ,. , ' ,, , -LIBERALS • -.•.: ..• , . ••• ., 1 SCOTT , UAIJGfl CUP ..B ty Y01111G -''': . . - . Weather . . . ,...,::, . _ ,. WINNER.''.OF FIRS. , ,, tos§14g ., ., , . I . z • ,. , 1111,F,T,E . R . . Session HEAR ELECTION.: . '' :.,,, .. ISSUES DISCUSSED . , Seaforth and district climate r ;the - ,weekthas been albs nfOrmally hat—in swine Places es- tablishing a record for June. • AL11111N "SCHOLARSHIP, , ",..tg4 S• siKe•- e, 4' • nte e ...??...,.7... -..•.'' ::-.N.''', 41' 404. ,, ••,, i . . ,..,.,.,31 . . • ....:, ABSENCE ,.. „... -• • •p.poes ,: , - F Li . Wed- s Fortunately relief came on da when cooler weather ars Juries Ballantyne and J. H. nesday. . rived. With the exception of, 'a , • Ann.ouncement M a d e by C. ; , • e: e " • ; • i ,, .collegiat6. Football. Players • : . From . . • • !,. lb 4 e , • •• .•• • Scott Addresses • • couple of small ShoWers there has Meeting. : :been ne rain since the snow went away and the crops plainly show Hon. President and 'Stewart on Thursday il• • , ie A. • • ',.. • .._.....Take _ossession ,,,,_,"—---._ . Clinton . • ' ' ' • • , . ' Breaks Legs ' • . ' the lack of moisture. L$A1VCE NIGHT -JUNE. 19 . —ADDRESS PUPIILS . ,,,„ , FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS , While ineving a colony house his farm in . • • . .,. .i..,,. „. 'r I' at Tuckersmith on -----,- • •C • • • Young Lib- .. Annonneement of the first Win:ner .r, . i, eS - . , The lEfstugh Cup, 'entlalematic of Wednesday, Mr. Montgomery , 1Patrieh, well known farmer, had, The Themes Mel/Ulan- eral Cau:b held the ,closing meeting of the season: rin the club rooms on, PROMINENT PARTY Wiednesday eveniegl. The meeting fl • was well, attended end was , presided • .„ , over by R. R. McKay, president of the • D WORKERS HONOURED club. Scott in a short see....—. • of the Alemmi Memorial -Scholarship awarded by the S. C. I. Alu.mni As- sociation in honor of Alumni' of the Seaforth Col. Institute who died in the Great War, was znade on Thurs- day morning, when Mr. 'Charles Stewart, 'honorary presddent of the e' . 1 s • ss, . setese, • , ,. seo , ey o .1?•: IS • .., -,, s. , . A i„ .t.-,..., „. 4.' ." • • foretball supremacy iu Western Otite aide ,Secondary Schools, is back int .Seaforth after an absence. of 33 yea,,rs. The 'S. C. .I. team defeated! Clinton:, Collegiate in a challenge game en -FildaY;Tait. thus regainin.g possession of, the handsome traphy. Ills legs brelken. 'Mr. Patrielt ' was standing on. the house dein- ing 'a team, when the whiffletree broke and he was thrown ta the ground. 'He fie at home sindirest- ing comfortably. • , .:, ' ! bat very interesting address re- — - s "vin W. 6illery, , Electea viewied the salient features of the 11-1 association. told students that dames Scott, son of Mrs. H. it. Scott, Sea- , ..-...• T; Neil ;Patrick, „scored the lone goal of the game en% a beautiful corner de • ae . 0 0, 7. provincial campaign He regretted, President Young Conser- he said, the lack of local speakin,g_ talent in the camptign and thoUght . , vatiVes. ' the could do much to develop . ' • forth had won the prize. Mr. Scott . ie a fifth farm student and throughout hiscollegiate career has been prominent .in the various to s. kick early in the second half. The game, played in ;Clinton, was clean and fat and a splendid exhibition of of football. SEAFORTH OLD BOY . that club .. Speakers. i •A Young Conservative Club was The Indep•endenteLiberal Progres- . . sive candidate, James ;Ballantyzie, was orgatn. zed at a well -attended. meeting held in the local Conservative Com- tions of the school He in- organize .. tends entering University' of Toronto „Lee fee. "•"" , . , . - '171 MiS8 Eleanor LindenfieId, aged .23, ISeaforth's• line-up was as follows: F. Archtbald, K. Rutledrge, full-backs; R. Wils.on, J. Meitvor, N. Patrick, hell& backs; H. McIver (1Captaln) IL Hil- • .. DELEGATE AT ROME • . • ' present and spoke for a fee's minutes. eras, on Thursda. 3r. evening The chairman assured.him. of the un- mitt'e•O•1° - last bpeakers at the meeting were animous support of the members os . ......b'razik Sills, 'Seafonth, Preaident of. the club. Other speakers were the president, pile ,South Huron Conservative Assoc- RSelSay. J. W. iation; EL ilt..:.Denels, London, Secret- It _ e, DTR. R., Ross, the Weste,rn •OntarioeConser- ' MT. Stewart in announcing the award said: ,..oenfess Turnbull the werthy and un- tiring and I . must add eminently. guccessful prefident of the Seaforth -Collegiate "Alumni Aiiczeintien : reEateter. of 11 Beighton. Street, bondon, who was .killed ' Eriday, when- a London; Huron and Bruce train .struck a motor car ,driven by her uncle Mani Birk, a Dashwood, who also lost his life in the accident, which ' oasuneel near Miss Lindenfieldrwas on her len. J. Mut-ray, T. Sills, A zeho sou, Isi- 1 forwards; and F. Dundas and F. But- ledge, subs. Wilson of Clinton, re - fereed• s - The Haugh Cup has had a varied career since fi-rst, being introdueed to . - . A. R.T - ' bull attends 10th Internhtionat. C.ongress of Actuaries Beattie; E. C. Charid;eiliiin iiia-s.3/1.arY•431 vative'Asociation; and Melville Arm- Govenlock. strong, Totelite. , W. Arran.geneents were• mrade to . hold an election patty and dance on the The meeting elected A.,..nr. Seiery presidett of the cub. Mr. SillorY, ' quested Me in my capacity as Ilonor- ary President to substitute•in her unavoidable absence tits morning and a.miounce to you the winner of way to spend her .holiday it the home of Mr. Birk and had been a passenger on the train which struck the car. . Western Ontario football in the 1880's when Seaforth foothall was in its •h,eydey. eekt,the turn Of the century the cup Stayed here for nine years, . . Mr. A. R. Turnbull,. son of Mrs. G. T. Turnbull, Seaforth and whois s tary for Great Britain of the i • ' • • • eneeria•1 Life Mu -ranee •Corinpanor night of the eteetiOn Tuesday, June t Who is apprenticed :to the firm of 119th. Music will be by Ed. Daly and his orchestra and up to the minute John H. Best, Barrister and Solicitor, will be announced throughout has 'been a prominent worker in the the evening. ' . • party for a number of Years: esleilictes;d2h1wderviee:.e4,Vriesce-.WD elle the 19314 Alumni -Scholarship. The selection of • the winner ' was .made through the -medium. -of three votes, a vote by the pupils, a vote'. by the teachers and a vote by thel • - • TOWNSOFTBALLSTILLwith , . DRAWS GOOD ;CIAO Listowel has been its home for a large portion of the past 31 years. \Hanging on • the walls of the audit-retu orium; of the school are .pictures of the team of 1894, '1895, 1891 and lam,. Players and others. in the earl- headqVarters in London was a delagte to the International Gozigress of Acturaries, held in Rome, -May 7th to 10th In an interesting letter - • ' t''o-' his, ;mother recently, Mr. Turn. hull • pres., isosffimceornsa 1 • . H. Glen Hays; 3rd vice -pees., W. C.recounts Cooper Meeting pi- pa Alummi Execiative. The inci points of consideration were: iest -pictures are R. C. Cheswright, some of his experiences • • • • - w.hile an Rome. Entries from 'the Barber; cerrespondinrg secretary, -Miss "• • Madeline Hotham; recording seeeet Late in Starting ary, Miss Mary Barber; fin. sec., Har- old Jacksan. The executive commit- ,ing . .e...... ... rest—iAcedemic Standing represent- in•g ability, general preficieney and studions application, - .' 2nti—IP larity which is intraribly • . Industries and Merchants Win Games From Egg president; W. J. Elliott, secretary; and A. D. Passmore, Han. Pees.; ,}I. 'Clarkson, right hack; W. 'Prendergast, principal; Allen Bethene, right wing; T. H. Browidee, centre forward; J. letter follow: The Congress is over naw for an - . . other three years, the next one tak-, place in Paris in 1937 This ,one • ' , tee, county repreientatives and chair- W. W. Coopers meeting scheduled men of committees were left until an - 'bo of a kindlye courteous, thought- reerne likfeeible or !gentlemanly icon- mondville. 11VIcKinley, goal; Keith McLean, left Sant Dickson, left J: W. wasin Rome just couldn't Mussolinibebeaten. It ea by in person for Wednesday evepin,g in -the Town Other meeting. • Hall and with H. 'Hallert, Windsor, • ,sideration for others. Sni—Usefelnes.s. at echool, which ' The Towli &mall League is now wing; wing; Liislingsi0cnentrrei Th' ghhtauLar; Wilson, J. A. . . .p , in Halms Caesars H,all at the ICapi- tel. Mussolini is sure 'a fine chap— billed as the principal speaker turned u out to be nothing more than a series -- -• af ' questions and answers. ' will Preach Here means a whole -hearted enthusiastic interest .and co-operation in all the well underackan;d way. Eginondnrille gat urang t e past up two good battles d ' h week but were nosed out by. nareow Jackson (Captain), and half -back. •he • , impresses me imhuensely—so strong, so alert ' and resourceful I The trip to Rome tools about 36 The hitch-inkin-g -Independent Can- , . didate "the man with a mission" in On Sunday Nekt Huron politics arrived late and alone bid a few faithfuls were still waiting . . various scheel activities and welfare. 4th—Good conduct and general de- ,portment, which in the final analysis is a! willing cheeeful obedience to all matiginrs; ‘Inilustries winnin.gt on Thursday, 17-13 and, the Merchants 15-13 'on • IVI da on . y, League Standing • MI' . • . 1SS M.White \Aims ThreePrize.Awards beers. We crossed the Channel by . boat. [It evasn'terough at fittraSS it usually is. Front' ()alais we took train to Paris,. thers across France'to sVa- ..,_ and before the % meetmg ended a " As 1-. ....- T., •• BAe maser crowd of about forty were present. (Rev. C. Aetuiown, lawfully consituted authority whether be Soleelastic, Civil, Social or MoraL . . Wors log Pts. ' . .. lorke, on the edge of .Switzerland, thiongh- --fierland, 'passing. along -it. Mr. Cooper having promised a will conduct divine worship in First bigger and better ;meeting. for next , Presbyterian Church next Sunday, week when it • is understood, 112.ar• June 10th. Hallett will be present,. Die Ashdown, of Toronto, has spent ee•••••,.............. .it ITt is therefore a signal honor to win a 'Scholarship under these re- quirements and it was with the .sin- cera hope of developing in the students of this scinn34 the adoptian Industriesrht2 1 4 i e an s . . 2 1 4 Collegiate 2 1 " 4 Egmondrville 0 • 3 0 The ,Collegiate and Industries naet , • At the Toronto Western Hospital ,graduation tetercises which were held in Convocation Hall, Toren on Tuesday afternoon last, el ' the shore of Lake Geneva. The scenery .t here was wonderful. You, could, see snow capped Mountains in the dstance. From there we passed on Milan, in, Northern Italy, and most of his ministry in Canada, and; 'Thursday night, Collegiate winning Margaret White, daughter of Mrs. .to LOCAL BRIEFS • • went overseas from Toronto with the ee•••1, 81st Bt. and saw four serviee and life-long purstit and practices 6f these cardinal virtues that this ' • 12-11 in a ten -inning game. • M. White, Seaforth, was among the then on to Florence and Rome. The . Congress people had a special car . years Scholarship 'was offered. • • graduates. -right through to Rome which was •Dr. Carl Aberhart, of -Toronto, is in En -gland amd France. spkntling a -few holidays with his Since 1925 he has served the Preshy- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aber- terian ,Church in the 'Maritimes, where hart. . he rendered service in gathering to- *Dr..F. H. Larkin and Mrs. Lar- gether the scatter•ed membera of the kin, of Toronto, were week end guests church. S . • a take great pleasure in carrying out my instructions this morning and announcing James Seott the winner ofto the 1934 Alumni Scholarship, (ap- plause). 11 am pleased to see this voluntary unanimous applause in en- • Falls Dowm Stairs • • • Injures His Spine . !Mi ss White received a scholarship " J. post -graduate work, given by J• for , EY Atkinson for highest standing in examinations, also DT. John Fergu- son's prize for highest total marks during three years, and the gold . very convenient. Friday morning, • May 4th, we were up bright an early see the sights. We event over to th C •t 1 t • M " • thee shaopwi o no, _thee ussolim open up e afterneop. we had a session at the Quirinal Theatre at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dr •Ashdown's subject next Sab- Scott. bath will be "NcoOderrius, or the pow- •alAlre. E. T. Kellam, of Niagara er of the Crucified" and "The Christ- Falls, was a week end guest at the inns 'Charge, or froze Glory to Glory's dorsation of this award. 'It is my privilege and pleasan s duty James to convey to • you the hearty eon.g•ratulations of the Sea- Dr. J. A. Munn in comfit down g stairs on Sunday -evenine•slipped' and e in falling injured his spine. He was medal given, by the staff, Grace Di- • • viziers for the highest standing in examin.ations. , • se e n re our meetings were held. Fri - .ay nig was our reception d ' ht'by the Governor of Rome at the Capitol— • some affair it was. thome af 1VIrs. James Beattie. Since coming to . Western Ontario *Mr. and IVIes. Cyrile Tasker and two years a,go, Mr. Ashdown married IST,iss . Florence .Laidlaw, of Toronto, (bliss Annie Taylor, of Blyth, who end at the home forth Alumni to which may I be per- ' matted to add- my personal congtat- ' ulations in your success. It is the removed to 'Scott Memorial Hospital w'h.ere an examination was m,ade. int will be necessary for him to spend some weeks in a caste in bed . • Special Services at (Continued on Page Six) • were week guests will accompany him oe his visit to of Mrs. James C. Laidlees. Seaforth, where she is well-known rsiMiss Ernestine White, who is still as a worker and former vice-presi- sincere hope of the Alumni and I am sure of your teachers and fellow gin dents, that the rwinning of this &hob plaster and during this time Dr. R. R. Ross will be in charge of his ,practise. 4. S s. '• 1 . James Church Judge T. M.Costello a patient of Grace Hospital, Toronto, , dent in the Huron. ;Presbyterial of from her oper- arsfhip will be an incentive to still the "Feast • is recovering serious the W. M.. S. Her father was the stied • Rene johe geed seaysee, whet, lase 'Mtn. Charles Wright, Mrs. Robert greater efferts. and more scholarships in the years to come. t . KIPPEN ' , The solemnity of of Corpus Christ", was fittingly observed in St. James Church on Sunday last. la ' L. nevis es VotersList ministry, of ten years was in Luck- Campbell, Miss Helen IVIcKercher, of knew. iMegillop; Miss Helen Whitfield,' of I would tbe unjust and remiss in every duty did I not take advantage .-esionsar••••••••••• M. arid ;Mrs. Robt. 1VIeLean and sons of W abashene spent the week_ Immediately after the High Mass, which was -celebrated by the pastor, • Judge T. M.1Costella sat as revising "List ISeaforth, and Miss. Margaret Shan- of this opwrtunity to compliment the hearee acolytes, Sodality officer for the Vot,ers' for en, of Egmondville, attended. the CONSTANCE ' graduating exercises of Grace Hos- . . • the princinal and staff of this school • in the fact that there were .so many the cross end with the, former's parents, Mr. . e . , , torch band Ts, Jams •n, clean ea girls, alta. 'boys,bearers and NI n a, Rev. Father IltuSsey, a procession of forth Tuesday morning in the on Town Hall. J. A. Wilson acted as pital, at Convocation BaIl, Toiigonto, „IM'ss einoTneeslaysuLternoonelesst.a.--- ' 'Mlleg-esurge _Witeatle3s iseonethe sielr pupils who stoodup under exact-family._ testoofethiscempetitien_edtleseer- Dorothy MeLean riurse-in- small flower girls was formed. Then l —_ , ... ' senile_ see .• eeos ee.,,,yeskeeeee _ekes,o4 train CriEtbri 14n. Ps clerk for the revising officer. __In Neel_ pose 2,8..4194,,,,...were..,ddedi were -added -- . - 0111,1r. W. J. Faulkner, of Brantford,, list and his many friends hope for a was a holiday visitor at his home speedy recovery. . Lee. . •IMrs. William Moore is confizied-to •Miss Mary 17Olalker spent the week her room through serious illness. end in Toronto. ;Miss Elva Wheatley of Toronto •FMr. and Mrs. Fred Billett, London, spent the week end with her parentsr, • and Mrs, Routledge, of Egmondriille, Mr. and Mrs. George Whe•atley.li sing centages so high as tq make the final selection no easy task. It surely speaks vtolumes for the discipline and efficiency of the school. To, the remaining -contestants I wish to co-nvey the thanks and corn- men rY congratulatione of our P its . -erg In ,Yrerpitat, lent Clarence Melean of'London, spent Sacrament under a beautiful canopy S da withMr.and held by four young men. en; y their parents, Mrs. James B. McLean and Miss 'Members of the cheir end the con- Gladys.gregation followed and all marched., • Miss Etta Jarrett of Toronto, was singing hymns and reciting prayers, a week -end guest with her parents, around the church grounds to the and Mrs. Isaac Jarrat. Rectory where an Altar had been No. 2, 11 names; No. 3, 17 names; No.;4, 12 names; No. 5, 12 names; and No. 6, 20 names. Fourteen names were struck off, '' of which were transfer - the majarny red to other polis in town. were guests at the Charters' home on Miss rMildeed Briton, R. N., of Out-.Alumni,Mr. while you did not win the . Benediction the Mill Road over the week end.-ario Hospital, Lontlione is spendirug ipmrs. W. G. Edneunde is rvisitxig her holidays with her parents, Mr. Scholarship, nevertheless you gave a wonderful account of yourselves and T. and Mrs. Thos. Butt were erected. Here was ,given, MT. visited by friends from Stratford after which the procession, returned. t to the where the services MANLEY her daughter, Mits. D. L. Curtis, in and Mrs. 'William. -Britton.las Marinora. iMr:tartd•Mrs. Clarence Rath of Vira- •IMr. and Mrs. John Bedard •erere wanosh, were guests at fthe home of guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson. ' Joseph Mero. Mr. Robert Moore of IStratford, and *Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carter, IVI,iss Mr. Jack 'Moore of Toronto, are here establis,hecl' a record that must bring honor •to your school and reflect credit' upon your teachers. and your- selves - -To you S would say the winner will surely be”, , . . , we.4c-end • • church, Mr. and Mrs. Rolbt. McBride and closed with the Benediction of the . '. a hter Miss Eroana spent Sundayless.ed Sacrament.• aug ; , 'dry 'th Mr. and 'Mrs. Eddie wl . McBride, The day was ideal for such a ser- of our village. voice and the beauty of the flowers, rme, 'w, AK, S. of St. Andrewls colored lights and singing• af hymns 'United The weather man is still in the dock, while we are waiting for moisture. It is hearining serious, but we hope for a break soon; for it's better late than never. Jam- Church are packing a hale of in honor of the Blessed ,Secrament It is to listen to those Joyce' Carter and Mrs. William owing to the illness of their mtother. Jeson are in Toronto this week at- Mr. and Mrs. William; Britton and tending the graduation exercises at MTS. 101ifford Britton and two (taught- WALTON • .and of second-hand clothing to be sent to es the near added much to this beautiful devotion the Western Provinc in ma de it, a very memorable oc- wonderful • • • -Oho are seeking election in thesHenry .Gandtelling. overnment who are us the University, where Mr. Aubrey' ars motored to iSarnia on Friday to Carter will graduate. attend the conferente, and also to be •Mr. Jack Hinchley, of Colling- present at the ordination of their son,Maas, tweed, spent the week end With his Mr. J. C. Britton, which took place on mother, Mrs. J. D. Hinckley. Sunday morning.. ' \Bethel Ladies' Aid will give a gar- denJunehat the homeleft• part3r on 26-t , e, of ,Mr. Isaac McG ,an. .Watchfor further notice. ' future. All donations, that may be • at either of the in the canon. willstores'On (Sunday, June 10th, at the First vinaige be gratefully received. the little ones will receive their • '. The Gauld Mission Band -will hold First Holy Camrmunion, and at. the their regular monthly meeting in the close of the High MaS1S the "Forty Sunday 'School Auditorium on Satur- • • Devetion" begin, all they have done for agriculture and education. They are still favoring Township School Boards"+which we think is just another way to creat more high -salaried officials. Under School Board *Wes, 'Wipe Dougall, of Muesli, and Miss Alice; Dougall, of Toronto, , were week end guestsat the home of 'IBUr. and Mrs. W. R. Rennie. •Mr. Percy _Hoag; of Rogersville, intent the week! end at his home here. - +10Mr. and atm. Milton Ohesne'y, of frorentO, were week end guests at the 1Mr. Leo Stephenson went to I3eig-' den ore Friday on business, returning Fricle.y. . _Miss .Donelda Adlants, .Mildrer Britton R. N.,Edith andllelen Brit- ton and Williant. Jeritt, Motored to Sarnia on iSiindays Morning to attend the ordination of Mr. Clifford Britton, B• C., ,; , e R . . ed Cedar ' day afternoon, June 8, at 2..30 o'clockHairs will closing . • to attend on Tuesday evening. June 12th. All the children are urged Also on Sun ay June 10th, at 3.00 Al cl and to he prormipt. . ,,.. p. in., the , men .06... the Holy Name - rW'e tre lol'easeci to ses M/''s, E. lc' Society will attend*the Disttict (Rally Chandler about again after her recent to be held in St. Joseph's Church, ilness. ,e,into.. .e.rel efMrs. S. Thameon, Sr., who *has : the present system esti' has heir* rule and the work is done ' free gratis. They also boast all they, have done for health. No doubt it has been done for the benefit of the .officialS let the patient tax payers bear the burden. Wonderful is it not to Mrs. 'Sunday spent the past winter months with have the ruled from. bottle .of Mrs, Chesney's ;Mother, 3, R. Babkirk. . .. T•Miss Edith Govenlock, of ..The School AnnfiversarY will be held on Sthiday June , 10,th. Services at 11 a.m. and 7.30 pm.. to be • . •. . • 4 • her daughter, Mrs. J. Moodie, of EamoNpviLLE - • Brucelield is at present with her son, whole province :Queen's Park. It is tithe to -wake up to the fact that the old Pioneer 81s- .Toron- ta, and Mrs. S. l'Ilillips,' Of Detroit, spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and ,Mrs. J. IVT. Govenflock. • *Miss Rose Dorsey, of - Detroit, spent the Week end at her home here. aalr. Ronald Mcdtay, of Toronto, spent the holiday with his, mother here. ogre. M. A. McKenzie, of Toronto, 'spent the weele end with her Mother; ' tbIriL Mae Diorritte. g.:3. gurrotia, and IVIre. P. Itaaibaty ' ate .6n, :Top:MO *HS Week (Contintted OA P� 4) • . conducted (by Rev. J. C. Britton. The choir will be in charge of the young people in the Morning and in the eve- ning by' the regular eheir. Rev. Mr. Britton! is one at,the promising young men of the cornintutity and everyone should assail themselves of the oppor- tunity Of hearing hint • Mr. and4lIrs. Boy' Lawson and Max- Ian and Meg. geeentee *ere en maga, visiting Mr. and Mrs. 13ert Pell. NIr. and Mika. Ben4nMin ' elt and MISS *hide Aa1ilby' were ill enheim On Sundayr- • , , , 1 , Shingles XXX and XXXXXMilian . -, , " . . '. " l'It' ' • n , Low Prices . • , „ . '"' '41' ,. 11 soNs IN uLtIFF a 0 ' ..... „ ,,.... .. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Thomason and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. Linden and dough- ter of Denfield, spent iSanday with' their daughter Mr. and Mrs. 'Archie Persona of the Town Line. • aVfra. Roy 1Siddell and wee• sort and daughter visited recently ... with her - mother, !km, J. H. Petty and family. miss mail Thotison gout ii, day . th friends in London, reteritly. , Wi : - Illeu. .VitInt 'Aletander- and ba' -• dattgliter. have returned fo (Old,. home Prem Staferth. ' ' • • .. . , 'Gue,sts with relatives and friends ' the villa e were: Miss Laura Mc, ing Toronto, with her parents Mr. , , ,.,,,tMcMillan. and 'Mr's. vv• r • t Miss Margaret Black; Ramilton, ••••_,. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Watt, vtith mr• and Mrs. W. Black. Miss Iia Hill, Toronto, with her lof :iihrents, Mr..and 1Vir6.Geo. Hill. • Mae. Geo. Hilk spent the week with- frienda it frotat.y. , .. a‘j.i.$9 AMA., Toronto gnest ,over tne Week -end. • . - • • the -most economical and in tetn'w" - these times of depression we should - e• • go acor ingto our means. Hiowever the election is near, jobs t• are created to deeeive the public and as soon as the election; is over there , ance the will be another loan to bal lbadget and borrow the Province out tight. Beware a theme fi . "4:411118" before you go •• out tO Vete on the 19th. Go out to vote for it is a ditty and Privilege we shattid "he • . . proud to perform. • • r',1 . • "" ee, , ?PM lee A •,,k' ,ttitt1 __A•oetwoiro-i• • 4..••4-‘,44:44,,,,n..laon44‘.4,40A.:.44:‘,..',....4.4.••••4‘t,AL:.4.4,....44..............44,o4.4......-.AA.o..:.4. • ' ' " otion Object Carries. Heated Deba Voting 22 Vor • Against. ARDEN GEORGE Huron County Council opened lips; 1p.te ;Session at Goderioli on Tuesdenr ti• all the naenafbers preeent. lan Elliott presided. , The business of the oitening.setsion ncluded a short addrees by the Wave n, in -which he eulogized the work of iie new Glen& and Treasurer; presence • tion of reports and reading of reso- &ions. Wednesday's business brought discussion on the action of the- pro- al ,igovernment in paving No; 4 highlvray. The debate, which grew very heated at times, centred around a motion 'that this council disap- proves of paving loping done in, Huron , Co.unty, and that,a resolution be for.. warded to the Highway Department o that ,effeet." - The motion finally carried 22-7, the vote being: Yeas—Archibald, Ballantyne, Cage diff, Dernerling, Eckert, Elliott, Gam- ble, iGoldthorpe, Heniingway, John- ston, Jones, Leiper, Matheson, Mei- ick, McNabb, Mawhinney, Saunders, ' Sweitzer, Scott, Stewart, Wright. • Nays---133Owniart, Crosier, Davitisen, Iiaake, (Mnimings, McNeil, Tomer. Other business included the report of the good roads conimission, the county treasurer and a long series of otions. A full report of the proceedings will be given in this paper next week. • ommittee Buys - a New Wagon The property committee:A tcsw no I'' on Friday -evening, purchased a new wagon for -the use of the town scav- enger, The wagon was delivered On Thursday and • inmediately put ,into use. The committee also considered a nusnlaer of sites for the animal toun- ain given to the town by the late Miss Anna Campbell, but were unable to decide on the location. • • Candidates Open, Committee Rooms James Balla/rhyme and George 11. Elliott, candidates in the coming provincial elections have both opened committee rooms in town. The Independent Liberal Progres- „ sive rooms are over the Store of Wry- . J. W. Beattie, where information rel- ative to Mr. Ballantyne's campaign may be secured. Miss Grace Free is in charge. The Conservative headquarters are in the- former Sheffer store in the Campbell Block. Mr. Alvin Sillery is in charge. ST. COLUMBAN The Football game played on Tues- day evening between Stratford C. N. R. and St. Columban resulted in a tie, 2-2 being the score. London Carlings Football team will play an exhibition game in St. Col- umlhan on Friday, June 8th, at 629 p. m.. This team was to play here last week tbut was unable to. Anne. BRUCEFIELD • Announce Engagement. --Mr. and Mrs. George Swan, Brumfield, an- nounce the engagement of daughter, Laura, to Mr. Ervie Schil- bie, son of Mr. and MTS. Louis Schil- 'hie,Za-sieh, Ontario. The marriage te take .place the middle of June. Mrs. Janet 11/Joss and Mrs. Alex. returned their home in the village last week. . Mrs. S. Thomtpson, who has heem. spentin;g the winterswith her daughter Mrs. James Moodie, returned to her home in Kippen recently. Miss Mary AllcOully's 13".rucefreld friends were glad to have her pay them a visit in her wheeled: chair last week. She has been confined: ta her home for the past two years. Miss Mary ;McKenzie, of Twitter,» smith visited at the home 431 Janet Ross this week. • Miss Norma Collins retarded .te.her honaein the rritlitte last vreale.trota elidon 'Hospitairtvere alto-tvdervvtatt. .an operation for spinet siKtie.. • The Young PeoPIeare.lholdt*.,t ' picitie on Se:Wide*, Sul* field and h oOrdiatitvitatielC tehded. 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