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The Seaforth News, 1938-04-21, Page 4PAGE FOUR THE SEAFORTII NEWS Snowdon Eros., Tinbushers WALTON ;Robinson Hamilton, Western Uni- versity, London, spent the Easter hol- idays at his home, boundary east. Mark Hamilton spent a day in Lon- don. Mrs. gos. R. ;Hamilton with -frfends in Walton. , Mrs, Andrew Bruce spent a few days 'with Mrs, Hugh 'Fulton, The W -omen's Missionary Society had as guest speaker on Tuesday af- ternoon Mrs. Cosens of -Clinton. Her subject, The Inner Circle," -Was much eppreciated by all. Leaflets on "Easter Service of Worship" were followed with Mrs. Bryan s as leader. Mrs. Reid rendered a solo. The reg - Mar Meeting will the held on April 37, when a report of the 'Exeter :Presby- terial may be presented. Mrs. Cum- ming and !Mrs. Shaw are the dele- gates dor :April '36th. All who are able o 'go to the Presbyterial will her Mrs. 'Forbes, the Dominion Board president Miss Anna Ennis spent a day in Stratford last week. Mrs. Joe Hainflton, east boundary, was a. recent visitor \vitt, Mrs. High. Fulton for a -couple of clays, Mrs. Violet 'Gillespie and ;Earl of Sealoeth spent ;Easter Senday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carter. Mr. 'Rebinson Hamilton of London University spent the Easter holidays with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Joe Hamilton on the ;boundary. Mts. Andrew -Bruce of 17th Grey spent a couple of days with friends in Walton. Mrs, Pete McTaggart, who has been spending the past few weeks in Tuck- ersanith, has returned to her 'home in 'Walton. Mrs. John Burns spent the ;week with her -daughter. Mrs. Harold Tom- linson, in London. NORTH McILLOP ,Mr, and Mr. Ross McGregor of Kinburn were Sunday visiters with Mr. ,and Mrs. William Leeming. 'Me. and Mrs. Edward 'Regele, Shir- ley, 'Pearl and Lloyd were •Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil E. Murray of Tuckersmith. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Leeming, ROSS and Norms, spent Good Friday with Mr. and Mrs. William Simpson of 'Fullerton. Mr. Elmer Dennis and .Misses Jes- sie and Tena Dennis and -Mrs. Wil- liam Boyd spent Saturday io Strat- ford, Mr. John Dennis. ;Elmer end 'Ethel Dennis called on Mr. and Mrs. Den- nis on Friday evening. • Mr. an.d Mrs. !Joseph Thornton and Ken and gain, Munn ;spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Munn, STAFFA Mr. H. Halliday of Toronto is vis- iting with his daughter Mrs. H. ;Leslie. Mr, and Mrs. C. Templeman and Betty of Toronto spent the week end with the former's parents. Miss I. Cooper of Toronto has re- turned to her home in Toronto after visiting with her sister, Mrs, IF. Ham - )ley. Mr, Eldon Barbour, London, spent the holklays with his parents. - Miss Margaret Gilmore, Coiling - wood, spent the week end at the Par- sonage. Mr. E. ;Vivian of Vancouver is spending some time with his uncle, Mr. Geo, Vivian, Mr. and Mrs. A. 'Jeffry and son of Detroit spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. geffry. Mr, and. Mrs. M. Gray and family, Millbank, spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. ',J. Livingstone. - MT. and Mrs.. F. 'O'Brion were week -end guests in Toronto.' BEECHWOOD Mr. 'Charles Malone is spending the holidays at his home here. Mr. and Mrs, Joe O'Connor and !babe spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Jim 'McCluskey. ' 'Congratulations to ,Mr. and Mrs. joe 'Maloney on the arrival of a baby boy. Mr. and MrS. John Moylan visited with ;her •mother, 'Mrs. John ;Love On Easter Sunday. Miss Lauretta .0Rounke of Toron- to spent Easter at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe O'Rourke. An ,elderfly man . walked into the doctorls .consulting room. "Good morning," he said, as he sat down, "You remember when you cured my rheumatism .five years ago you told me at all costs to avoid da.moness?" • "Ah, yes, I -do recollect telling you that. What about it?" "Well, I was just 'wondering wile - Sher you think it will 'be all right for me to have a bath mow" Want and 'For Sale 'Ads, 3 weeks, 150e • WINTHROP 'Winthrop Hall \vas filled to the doors Tuesday evening ;when the young people of S. S. 6, M,cKillop, presented the comedy play; "The Col- onel's Maid" The 'Colonel •hitnaelf (Mr. Wm. Boyd). wasone of the high- lights of the .evening, and his Chinese cook, Ching -a -I ing (Herman otter - was no lesg appreciated. The colonel's son Bob I(Dyke Wheatley), a .teery Mitch misunderstood young man, had a- difficulttime getting his fsther to make friends with his age - long .enethy Colonel .133,4d (IGeorge Wheatley) in -order that he. might marry the letter's daughter -Marjorie Byrd (Iola Beuerman). However, af- ter succeeding ie getting his father to hire her ,(alias Hannah Ketzenjem- riser) as his maid, the old man is very much taken -with her, end in the end everything turns out happily. Col. sister4bolaw Mrs. go:hn Car- rel ;(Edith Hillen) andher daughter, Julia (Vera Duffy) cause Col. iRu,dd much 'distress when they ,descend upon his very untidy ;bachelor's do- main, Two more romances come to a happy ending when Mrs. 'Carrol and Colonel Byrd, sweethearts of long ago, re -unite, ,and Julia ; and Ned 'Graydon (Alfred Beuerman) ,prom- ising young salesmen, overcome the disapproval of Mrs. Carrot, -who,' with Col. Rudd, hoped that :Julia and Bob would marry. The ,audierree NO very appreciative. Music was given 'before the play and between acts by the Pryce orchestra, Stanley and Edith Hillen and Rey Patrick, and a song by Wm, Boyd and Stanley Hillen was Well received. Much credit is due the directors of the play, Miss Al- berta Richmond and Stanley Hillen. DUBLIN Mr, Don Benninger, of .St. Mich- ael's College, Toronto, Mr. Frank Krauskopf, Toronto, :Ralph Dill, of Stratford, Mr. Peter 'Dill of Detroit; Miss Mary .Coyne, London, were vis- itors at their respective homes. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Smuok, Ritch- ener, with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. 'Moly- neaux; Mr. !Alvin McNeil with friends in Palmerston. - Mr. A. R. •Rothsvisited in Taxis - tack. Mr. E. G. Carrol visited friends in G u elp h. Mr. T. J. Molyneaux and family vis- ited friends in London. Miss Lucille ;McGrath is isiting friends in Toronto. Messrs. Joseph and Clayton Looby were London visitors. •Miss Mary Flanagan has returned home after several. months in Toronto. Miss Annie .Delaney of Windsof-, Miss Gertrude Stapleton, of Toronto; Miss Rita Stapleton, Brescia Rall, London; Miss 'Florence Smith, IGads- hill; Miss Rose McConnell. Detroit, are' visitors at their homes. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Aitken of De trait visited with Mr. and Mrs. Phili Kenny. 'Misses Gertrude and Peggy Mc - 'Grath of Waterloo; Mrs: Charles S•trubb and son Willard of Kitchener, with Mrs. Tom Burns. Miss Nora -McGrath of Lucan; Miss 'Peggy Byrne, Detroit; Miss El- eanor Gormley, London: Mr. Joseph Carpenter, 'Chatham, Mr. .Pat. Mc- Connell, Toronto, were holiday visit- ors at their homes. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Sadler and son William of London visited with Mrs. Mary Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. Len Smith, ;Kenil- worth, with Mrs. Johanna Roach. Miss Catherine Evens of -Goderich at the home of her gra.nranother, Mrs. M. Ryan. 'Mr. and ;Mrs. James Hanley and James Jr. with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hanley. Mr. F. ;Reynolds of Detroit with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. -Robt. Byrne of Ram- ilton with relatives. 'Father Joseph .Feeney of London visited his 'brothers and sisters. Mr. Charlie ,Benn, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans, Miss Muriel Lobby, nurse -in -train- ing at St. Joseph's Hospital, Louden, was a visitor at h.er home here. ;Miss Teresa Carpenter, of Brant- ford, and Miss Teresa Delaney of Goderich were visitors at their homes. STANLEY Theh following is the ,report of S.S. No. 7, Stanley: Pupils obtaining 75% or over are graded A: those between 60% an 75% are graded .13: those be- tween '50% and el% are graded C; be- low '50% are D. Grade X.—Ivan Ste- phenson, ;13. Grade VIII. --jean Love, 13 ; Bob Reid, B; Karl Reickert, 13. Grade 'VT.—Ralph Stephenson, B; El- len Love, C. !Grade .Reichert B; Orville Astbin, ID. Grade PV.— Ve- ronica Aubin, C; Erika Shultz, C; Jnhn Aubin, D. !Grade II. --Dorothy Turner. A: Charles Reid, B. 1Gra.cle TA— Joyce Stephenson. good; Gord- on ,Coleman, god. 'Grade IB--Aldea Aubin, fair, S. McInnes, Teacher, HULLETT. The Following is the report of U. S. S. INo. 112, 1-Tullett and Morris. Easter tests: IGrade'/111, Excellent, Tsabell ;MeDoneld, !Good, Iva lleCool, Fair, Mildred Plowman. 'Grade V— Fair, Milton McCool, Bobby Brown. Grade III—Good, 'Kenneth Brigham, Roy Young, Billie Young. Grade I— Good, Emma Sanderson, C,harlie Brigham. M. I. Holman, Teacher THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, APRIL 21 93 McKILL OP Miss lEsther S. ;Duffy of 'Drysdale is spending- her vacation at the home of her parents; Mr, and Mrs. William Duffy. ' Miss Esther .Duffy -entertained friends from ,Stratford last week, - Miss Teresa O'Reilly of London spent Sunday with MoKillop friends. and 1,11-s. Joseph Ryan of Wal- ton spent Sunday at the :lame of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 'Eldon O'Brien of Tuckersmith spent .Suitclay at ;the home of her parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Duffy. TUCKERSMITH (Conunund tom rage 1) parents by two neighbors, Mrs: jai. Hay 'and Mrs. ;Cecil Murray. Marty useful and costly gifts •vvere given showing the high esteem she held in the .community. • . Mrs. 'George Katie, !Mrs. A. TaPP and Mrs, C. Tapp and family of Buf- falo visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Elgie on Wednesday. Miss Margaret .Grieve, teacher of S.S. No, 9, -underwent an operation :for appendicitis in Scott Memorial Hos- pital last week: Miss Hilda Kennedy of Stratford :is holidaying .with her parents, Mr..,and Mrs. R 'Kennedy. ' 3Fr'aild Mrs. Lorne Pepper, Mr. and MTS. ClaytOO:Hortort and Donnie of Niagara ;Falls spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. gas, Hay. Mr. and MTS. Ed. Regele of Walton visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Murray. Mrs, Cecil Oke opened her 'beauti- fully remodelled home for the: April meeting of the Tuckeremith ;Ladies' Club. Nine visitors were present and twenty-one members answered 'the roll call with "Helpitti Housecleaning Hints." The secretary mad letters of thanks from two members to Whom flowers had been sent, also a letter from a lady in Saskatchewan express- ing her gratitude for much needed blankets and othee articles which the club .had sent. After -discussion 'ef business Matters and communits singing the -followieg program was given: Reading of Short poems per- taining to :natters of spring and house cleaning by Mrs. Otte ,and -Mrs Sillery. Solo, "Ten Pretty Miss IF, Whitmore; reading, 4'House- cleahing goma man's point of view,' by Mrs. F. Walters. 111 the writer o this article expressed the opinion o the male sex in general they are sure- ly deservilig of sympathy during the spring upheaval. Mrs. Townsend read "Housecleaning your mind," showing that more than our houses need the annual clearing out. -Miss Sara Whit- more demonstrated 'four ways of Mak- ing cushions with yarn. A 'beautiful applique quilt made !by the Club was on .display, of -Which 'Mrs. C. (J. O'Brien was the lucky winner when the ticket was drawn by little Amy Walters. Meeting closed ivith the homemaker's prayer, and some sew- ing was done. The May meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Newman Garrett Roll call will 'be "Ten ques- tions on current .events," and each member will he fined one cent for each question unanswered. There will be no supper collection and the sti9- per will be ,a ',pot -luck" one to ;which each one is -asked to 'contrllonte some- thing. There will be the annual ex- ohange of :plants and -bulbs. The young ladies in charge of the pro- gram are Misses Sara and Florence Whitmore, Irene and Erma Garrett, Margaret ,Crich -and Margaret Fear. Mr. and Mrs. g. H. McLaughlin and Mr. Lou Woo -ds of London ipent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan For- syth, Tuckersmith. STANLEY A very 'pleasant event ;took place in the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Snow- den of the Bine ;Water Highway on Weinesday evening .of last sveek, e'hen, prior to her wedding the friends of ;Miss I:leen Talbot made her a present of silverwire. 'Mr. and Mrs. ;Gilbert IFreckleton of Pont Elgin 'paid a flying visit to MT. and Mrs, George 'Campbell last Tues- day. Miss Mary •Campbell returned with them in the -evening. Mr. anti Mrs. Alvin Martin Of Wat- erloo spent the week end at the home of Mrs. 'Martin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Steckle Of the Bronson Line. A very interesting event took place at the 'United ;Church manse, Bay- field. on Saturday morning, at 9 o'clock when 'Mr. Logan 'Cleave and 'Miss Ilene Talbot of the Blue Water Highway were ;united in marriage, the Ret'. R. NI, ;Gale, their -pastor, officiat- ing. After the weckling the 'young couple left on a trip to Michigan, On their return they will reside , on the Blue Water Highway. Mr. arc! Mrs. 'J. -Macintosh -of Tor- onto. -accompanied by her father, Mr. Chris 'Haugh of Brucefield, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Car- nie on Ericlae. -11r. and Mrs, Gordon 'Manson and 'children .of D,uriclas visited over the holiday at the home of Mrs. J. A. lianson, ;Goshen line, "Belem...M=0i a/Nefisaamik. J. GALLOP'S GARAGE SEAFORTH Chrysler Plymouth and Fargo Dealer Come in ancl see the new Plymouth car and- Fargo Truck We also have a Service •Truck—if you have car trouble, phone 179 and we will come promptly PHONE 179. All Repairs Strictly Cash. SENFORTH We Aim To Please LONDESBORO Miss Ruth Lyon and Miss West R. N., of Stratford, Mr. .and Mrs. An, drew Kirk, Ol'inton,•Mits B. W. 'Kirk, Pt -Statile)+, were visitors at MT. and Mrs. Wen. Lyons on :Easter SeradaY. Col, and Mrs. Dewar;- Ottawa spent the week end with the lady's mother,. Mrs. Elizabeth Lyon. iMiss Phetnie Reid is visiting 'friends in Toronto. Miss Helen Yungblutt of :London spent the -week ,end with her -parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Yungblutt. Mrs. 'Grierson and little daughter are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fingland. Mr. and Hrs, Harvey I.Mor.r.is of :Toronto .visited relatives here on Good 'Friday and Saturday, 'Mrs. Robt. Townsend 'and Miss Dorothy Little spent several ,days nt Toronto this wee'k. Death again entered and claimed a resident of the ;village in the person of Mrs. 'Charles 'Manning on Sunday evening, April 1110th. Deceased ...hati been a resident of this village for 218 years. Previous to that they ha.d farmed on the iliOth con., -Rullett, where Charles ;Vodden now resides. For many Yeers Mrs. 'Manning had not enjoyed good health and for the past ten years had ibeen icoofined to a wheel chair and For the last 14 months was ;bedfast until death released her. She had .home her infirmity with a great deal of ,patience and cheerful- ness. She will be greatly missed by her close friends. She leaves to mourn her loss her hueband, two daughters, Mrs. Stanley Lyon and Mrs. !Joseph Shaddick, alt of Rullett Tp., and two brothers. Mr. Henbert Mogridge, Au- burn, and 'Edwin -ivlo.gridge of 'Whit- tier, Calif, Two sisters predeceased her many years ago. The ;funeral ser- vice was held on Wednesday, April 113th, 'from the 'United Church, follow- ing a brief service from her home, which was conducted ;by Rev. A. W. Gardiner. Pailbearers were Messrs. Fred Shobbrook, Chas. Watson, Win. 'Govier, Willis Mountain, Rolm yang- blutt and ;Newman ;Garrett .Inferment in the Union Cemetery, Blyth. The sympathy of the community is ex- tended to the 'bereaved ones. BR6DHAGEN. St. ,Peter's Lutheran ;Church was filled to capacity last Wednesday ev- ening when the 'Passion and .Life of Chriit was shown in inswing picture form. Mr. Wm. Rielel has theen laid up with a ;bad cold for thepastweek. Visitors !over the Easter !holidays were: • ;Mr. and -Mrs. Herman Bauer and 'family of 'Detroit with ;her parents Mr. and Mrs. j. Jacob. Mr. and Mrs. ;Harold .1Grove and family of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hart of Stratford •with their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Rook. Mr. and MTS. Bnelefelcl of South- ampton with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Rock. Miss Evelyn Bennewies of Windsor with ,her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. 3. L. Bennewies. Mr. ;Frank Scheit'arth and daugh- ter .Doris of Trenton -with his mother, Mrs. ,Charles Scherbarth, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dentzer and ifam- ily of Huntsville with eelatives. .Miss Vera Rock of :Enterprise ,vrith her sister, Mrs. Geo, Eickmeier. We are 'pleased to see.Me. lEd, Alt- t'ens on our streets again after being confined to the house fqr some months. • • BLYTH Mrs. I. H. Brown and 'daughter, Mrs. I(Dr.) Ferguson, of Toronto, were visitors with the fermees sis- ters, Mrs. Jas. Logan ancl Mrs, Thos. Sloan. Miss Hazel ?Pelts of London visited with her parents, -Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Peas. over ,the week end 'Miss Lois IRobin•son of the teaching staff at ;Welland and Stewart Robin- s son of ;Goderich were visitors with their parents, Mr, .and Mrs. 'R., H. a Robinson. Mr. W. VVetyslC'r spent the week end at -Toronto. Mr. 112.eg. Argent of Wellan.d ia s.pencting his holidays with his parents. ;Mr..and Mrs. -Charles Bell: Mr. and Mrs. 13. Bailey spent Sunday ivith IP.allnierston .friencis. On Monday evening the ;Catholics their 'annual at-home 411 Memor- ial hall. Enchre 'and icrokinole were enijoyed followed by ,dancing. Lunch - was served and an . ,enjoyable time spent. HARLOCK me -games .MeEwing, who was vis- iting his brother, Mr. and Mrs. A. W MeEwing and family and othekt- friends lett on Thursday of ;last wee for his 'home in rWinnipeg. Mr. .and Mrs, A W. MclEwing spent Thursday of .last week at the home of their .da-ughter, Mrs. and Mn W.m. Pepper 'of near Brucefield. They were a.ccomparded by the former s ib.rother, Mr. jernes MeEwing, .as far as Clinton, where the latter visited his cousin, Miss B'essie Watt 'before leav - ing for Winnipeg. Mr. and Mrs. Syd Smith and Miss ;Mildred Bell of Detroit spent the Easter ;holidays :at the home of Mr. and Mrs Wm. Bell. Mr: and. Mrs. Milton Rud,dell ansid family of Detroit spent the East holidays at the .homellof the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rud. delL The hour of service in Borns' ,Church changes this Sunday, Apeil 134, for the summer months, Sunday schocAl at 10/30. Ohtirch service at 11.30. Miss Agnes Leiper and Mr. :Robert Leiner were holicla.ying for Easter at the :home of 'their parents, Mr, and Mrs. 'James Leiper, returning. to To- ronto on Sunday. Mrs, Lorne B'adley and little son spent Sunday forenoon' at the home of the fornmes uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson. Mr. and Mrs A, W. MoEwing. Mr. james MeEwing and Mrs. Isaac Rap- son spent Tuesday of last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Meson and family in 'Wawanosh. Mr. and Mrs. James Scott and fa- mily motored to the home of Mr. and Mrs, Simon ,MeVittie on Sunday. Mr. Scott returned to Toronto in the af- ternoon leaving .Mrs. Scott, Tan and Jimmie to spend he holid.ays among friends. •We are very Arry that Mrs..John Benttie is at present in very poor health and has been in the hospital in London but it is expected she may come home the beginning of this week. We hope the hospital treatment will he a ;benefit to her. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac' 'Reeison spent Sunday afternoon at the home of MT. and Mrs. Rabert Watson. Misses Helen end June, and ;Harry Lear spent part of the holidays at the home of their aunt, Mrs. Leo Watt. -- BAYFIRLD 'On Monday evening the ladies of the Anglican Chun -oh, Bayfield, 'held a v-eiy successful hot supper in the town hall. Mr. and Mrs, Churchwarci and fam- ily of London are spending the week et their cottage.' Mr. L. •Plo.n-lie of London spent the •Isoliday with his sisters, the Misses Mr. J. B. Higgins 'of Sudbury spent the holiday with Mr. and Mre. W. Higgins. . Dr. and Mrs. Lewis of Toronto spent the :holiday at the Woods' .horn•e Mrs, Moorhouse anti Mary 'jean of London are spending the holidays in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jowett. W110 have spent the winter in Florida, re- turned to their home on Monday. Mr. and 'Mrs. tE. !Kendall of 'Elmira ac- companied them and will spend the Easter vacation here. MT, Chas. Feegusan of Sudbury, Margaret Ferguson of Tecumseh and Mits Isbe.l McKay of Copper Cliff spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. W. Ferguson. Miss Furnette -and Miss Drouin of Detroit are spending the Easter vaca- tion at their cottage. ancl Mrs, sMallett of London spent 'Easter -with Mrs. NI;allett's mo - her, Mrs. J. Davidson. Mrs. 'Gardiner and ..Miss Gardiner of London are s,pentling the week in Bayfi.eld. Mr, and -Mrs. 'J. Rouatt of London Pent Sunday with friends in the HILLSGREEN - The service at the flillsereen Church on Sunday, April 24, will be swithdrawn owing to our pastor tak- ing a holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norris and son Laird visited at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs. games garrott. Mr. .and Mrs, W. Davidson and Mrs. C. Robinson visited .frienrls at Dorking and Mitchell, -- — Want ,and 'For Sale 'Ads. 3 weeks, .5.13-. REGENT THEATRE.. • SEAVORTH Now Playing Lewis !Stone ' Barbara Read Tom Brown The ManW ho Cried Wolf ALSO The Mesquiteers in The Purple Vigilantes Mon, Tues. Wed., Apr. 25-26-27 Katharine Hepburn Ginger Rogers Adolphe Menjou Stage Door The lives and ambitions of young girls who aspire to the stage Next Thur, Fri. Sat., Apr. 28-29-30 Loretta Young Tyrone Power Stuart Erwin Second ,Honeymoon A COMEDiY FEATURE COMING—BOBBY BREEN IN Hawaii Calls BRUCEFIELD ' Rev. J. Tovvnreed of Belgrave will • occupy the pulpit here next 'Sunday at both morning and evehing services. Dorothy West is spending her !Eas- ter vacation with her grandparents at the manse. Miss Evelyn Grainger of Stratford hospital spent Sunday with her par- ents, Nir. and Mrs. John :Grainger. The following were Easter visitors: Mr. aocl Mrs. A. Petrie oft Toronto, with Mr, and Mrs. R. Allan; air. and Mrs. J. McIntosh and jean and Mrs. Carman Rau,gth and Maelene and Pet- er of Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Haugh; MKS Margaret Watson of Toronto and Miss Janet Watson of London with Mr. and Mrs. R. 'P. Wat- son; Miss -Margaret Aikenhead, Lon- don, eith Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Aiken - head; MT. S: Horton, London, and Mrs. C. Either, ;Zurich, with Mr. and Mrs. 'Jarvis 'Horton; Mr. L. 'Reid and Mea, Kamche and Mr. S. Reid, Tor- onto, with Mr. C. Reid; Mr. and Mrs. S. Neale and baby of Glencoe with Mr. and Mrs: W. Stackhouse; Mr. ,R. McNaughton, Lon -don, with Mr. and Mrs. John McNaughton. ' WINTHROP The last euchre and dance helti in the hall was vvell attended, The 'prize wieners were: Ladies' most games, Mrs. Russel Holman; lone bands, Muriel Dolmage; men's most ;games, Mr. Bettnewies; 'lone .hands, Mr. Mc- Nichol. A few hours were spent , in dancing. Don't forget the euchre anti dance this 'Friday night. . Mrs. Geo, Eaton has returned home after nursing Mrs. • Ray Carter of Walton. The play "The Colonel's Maid pet on •by S. S. No, 6 on Tuesday evening in the hall was well attended. Those taking part did real. well. • Mr. Fergus Bullard has secured the position of linesman at IKintore and intends moving at the end of the month, KIPPEN Dr. Jim !Jarrett left for his home in New !York recently after a pleasant visit with 'his mother in the village. Mr. and 'Mrs. Arnold Petrie of Te-• rorpto are calling orx their many 'friend's in this community. Mr. John McNaughton is quite poorly and confined to his room 'under the ,doctor's care. Miss •Margaret Cooper and 'Miss Ella Jarrott of Toronto are spen'ding their vacatiou 'in the village with their' parents. Rev. IE. F. ;Chandler is spending a week with friends in Montreal and points east. Robert McGregor is gaining slowly' and a,ble to walk a lit* each day, and all wish he will soon be himself again. Baby 'Chicks As Good As the Best and As Cheap As the Rest We raise all our Chicks on fresh ground each year, every Breeder is blood -tested, 9 years in the egglaying con- tests. We do no sexing but we sell 4 and 6 week old Pullets •and Day Old Chicks. No bat- tery brooder used. I3ARRED ROCKS AD WHITE LEGHORNS Fairservice Poultry Par/xi BLYTH Phone 153 Box 13 Ait