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The Seaforth News, 1938-06-30, Page 5THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1938 1061.1611, ,613111111i141111•11iiMMULM11111153111.19.9111. sums 9th Anniversary Sale june 28th, 49Ith, 301th, guly 21n,d, 4th, 15Ith ('Oae Whole week) EACH 17 c HILLCREST !SHORTENTNG ' AYLMER TOMATOES 2 LBS, 23c 1 lb. prints SUGAR 'CRISF' CORN FLAKES 4 TINS 25 c 2s squat PER PKG. 7 C. Royal York Coffee Is Special EACH 33c v. oz. 3 TINS 25 c AYL1VIER PORK & BEANS MAPLE LEAF .SOCKEYE SALMON Yes ' Crunchie Sweet Picldes, 27 ez. per btl. 25c Brooms, Special 5 String Each 25c Del Maiz Niblets Corn 2 tins 27c Aylmer Infant's Food and Chopped Foods 2 tins 19c Catsup, 12 oz. per btl. 10c Infant's Delight Toilet Soap -3 cakes 17c and 1 cake Free Tomato Juice, Aylmer or Libby's, 2554 oz. 2 tins 19c Tea Bisk, med. size per pkg. Post's Bran Flakes 2 pkg. Summertime 1V1ixed Biscuits per lb. Welch Grape Juice, pints per btl. Hawes Lemon Oil, 12 oz. bottle , each Tea, Pekoe, I/3s, with Free Paring Knife Each Lawrason's Snowflake Ammonia per pkg. Lawrason's Sinko per tin Lawrason's Flusho per •tin Jello, Freeing Mix per tin Macaroni'Loose Ready Cut per lb. Superior Baking Powder, 8 oz. -14c; 16 oz. McLaren's Nut Crush, 16 oz. jar per jar Choice Breakfast Bacon per lb. Magic White Bleach 3 btl. Golden Yellow Sugar 4 lbs. Aylmer Fruit Salad, 2s squat per tin Grape Fruit Juice, 18 oz. 2 tins Crisco, ls-23c; 35 Beaver Blueberries 2 tins Canada Vinegar Malt, Spirit or Cider . per btl Richard's Carbolic Soap per cake 21c 23c 19c 27c 23c 30e Sc 25c 21c 10c 5c 23c 25c 35c 25c 25c 29c 29c 67c 29c . 10c 5c PICNIC ,SUPPLIES Dixie Drinking Cups, Cello Wrapped per doz. Picnic Plates per doz. Paper Serviettes, white embossed 80s per pkg. Derby Cheese, rAs per pkg. Crunchie Sweet Pickles, 63.4 oz. per btl. Club House Olives 8 oz. Stuffed, 11 oz. Plain each King Oscar Sardines 2 tins Brunswick Sardines 5 tins French's Prepared Mustard, with "Hot Dan" spoon.....jar Tuna Fish, Solid Meat ,,As per tin Tuna Fish Flakes, Vas .,., per tin Miracle Whip Salad Dressing, 8 oz. -21c; 16 oz. Margaret Kelly's Sandwich Spread per jar Montserrat Lime Juice, 13 oz, per btl. Marshmallows, 6 oz. -10c; 16 oz. Cello 10c 10c 15c 15c 10c 25c 3$c 25c 10c 19c 15c 35c 23c 35c 25c Ross J. Sproat Miss N. Pryce PH°NE PHONE 8 77 Walker's FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKING —and— EMBALMING Motor or Horse Equipment W. J. WALKER, holder of Go- vernment diploma and license. Flowers furnished Night or day phone 67 McKILLOP Presentation—. iOn Tuesday, June al8th, the resid- ents and school children of S.S. No. 0, McKillop, gathered at the 9chooil in the afternoon and presented their tea- cher, Mr. Archie Hoggarth, with a brush set in zipper case. The ladies served refreshments. 'Afterwards va- rious sports were enjoyed. The ad- dress was read by Mr. Robert Mc- Millan and the 'presentation made by Misses Joyce Hugill and Maxine Mc - Brien: '''`Dear Mr. Hoggarth,—Learn- ing df your intention to sever your connections with us we 'have met this afternoon to assure you of .our heart- felt thanks and gratitude .for the able and efficient manner in which you have .discharged your duties as teach- er in our school. Your courteous and agreeable manner 'has endeared you to the pupils oncier your charge and always stand out isa their lives as a living'example of what bhey would wish to be. Your ability as a tutor is exemplified in the easy manner in whioh you are able to .edatrol your pupils, no .harsh tneans of discipline being necessary and you will be well repaid if you could enumerate the number of young Fives you have been instrumental in starting on the sight road. Your stay amongst us hes made OS to feel that wittwere one of our- selves and while it is with a ,feeling of 'regret that you are about to leave us, yet we feel that we should. ,not .hinder you ha moving on and .uipwards where a greater and more service is calling you. With best wishes for your future prosperity and success and as an ex- pression of gratitade on lbehalf of the the rest of our seotion we would .ask you to accept this small token of our ,esteem and ,goodwill and wherever your future lot may be cast, our pray- er is that you may be strengthened for the duties of w.hatever calling you may decide to engage in,' THE SEAFORTH NEWS mommawasauceacersosoromtnomserzwamosuangaaxwaxamtoomaimmenrammeian TOWN TOPICS Mrs, Duncan Laidlaw of Guelph ha S been spending the pest week with .kiend in Blyah and Segorth, Mrs. Laidlaw leaves this week to viSit in London and Westminster and 'will at- tend the SIM anniversary of First United Church, 'Westminster, her church until the time of her marriage, when she came to .Blyth. • Mrs. E. S. Harding and Dorothy Mae who have been visiting with Mr. aad Mrs. games Grieve, have return- ed te Richmond Hill. Mrs, Grieve ac- companied: them. kliss 'Gertrude Appleyard of Ham- ilton spent the .week end with Mrs. 5, H. Best. Mr, Alex Park who has been dit was removeci to the hospital on Wednesday. Miss Mabel Turnbull leaves this .(Thursday) .afternoon for Montreal from where she will sail Friday on the Duchess of York for a two monthstrip to England. and will spend six weeks with her ,brother, Mr. Arnold Turnbull of London, Eng. :Mrs. H. R. Scott and son Mr. Jim Scott attended th.e wedding in Toronto on Saturday .of Miss Marion Bell, 'former member of the Collegiate staff. They were accompanied on their return by Mrs. L. T. DeLacey, who is again .ocoupying her house af- ter spending some months in Toronto. Miss (Evelyn 'Golding, R.N., has taken a summer cottage at Grand Bend for a month and Dorothy, Frank and 'Marjorie 'Golding are ac- companying her. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hart and Ken- neth and Mr. and Mrs, W. Nichol vent Sunday in Kincardine. Miss Frances Burohill of Brussels was a guest Monday with the Misses Brine. 'Mr and Mrs, Sam Hanna are spending a few days at Colborne, Northumiberland Co. visiting relatives. Miss Alva lEiford, MA., of Tor- onto, who has been holidaying with her ,parents, Rev. and Mrs. Elford, Egmondville, lef t Wednesday to spend a couple of weeks with her bro- ther, Mr. Glenn Elford in Sudbury. Miss Florence 'Fowler, Bluevale, and Miss Hilda, tFowler and Mr. Frank Fowler, London, were guests Sunday of the Misses Cresswell. Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge are hold - ng their annual picnic at Goderich on Wednesday afternoon, 'July 217th. Mrs. C. P. Sills and Mrs. C. Eck- ert were visitors this week at the home Of Mrs. G. K. Holland in Dub- lin, who is under the doctor's care. Her many friends hope for her speedy recovery. Mr. Earl Leyburne has 'completed his studies at .Clinton School of Commerce, being successful in receiv- ing diplomas both in stenographic) and commercial work. Mrs. Thomas Grieve and daughter Miss ,Margaret Grieve have gone to Chatham and will accompany Miss Bessie .Grieve to 'Windsor to spend a few days with 'Mr, Harry Grieve: • Miss ,J3essie Carnochan. elf .Lu•ck- now has been appointed teacher of S.S. No, 2, MdKillop, Mr. Archie Hoggarth who has been teaching there, intends to study medicine. Miss Mae Shortreed of Morris Tp„ .9th line, has been appointed the teacher at Roxboro school. Miss Bey! Wilson, Auburn, has been appointed teacher of S. S. No. 7 .(Hanna's) school, Teckersmith. .Miss Elsie Drover has been ap- pointed teacher of S: .S. No. 9 Tuck- ersmith l(Red Tavern) school, Mrs. Will Forbes left for her home in Langley Prairie, ,B.C., by motor Sunday, after visiting her father, Mr. John Nicholson, for two months. Miss Dorothy Taman is visiting Mr. and 'Mrs. Frank Cudmore and Nancy and her unole, Mr. Glenn Ta- man in Torontci for a .couple of weeks. Mr. Clifford Carmichael was enter- tained at a largely attended gathering of young people of Seaforth at Bay- field on Friday evening, when he was presented with a camera. DUBLIN Mr. and Mrs. B. Stewart of Strat- ford were gaests of Mr., and Mrs. 'John Darling. Miss Teresa Carpenter .a.nd ;Joseph of Chatham visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Joseph Carpenter. Miss Mildred Murray 'visited her sister in 'Kitchener. Dr. Frank Stapleton of Brantford visited at his home in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Hankey of Detroit visited Mr. and .Mrs. M, J. Klink- hamer. Mr, and Mrs. Leo Krauskopf, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carpenter and Mrs. C. Byrne and Miss !Peggy Byrne vis- ited London friends. Mr. Alvin MdNeil visited Palmer- ston friends. Mr. ljack IVIolyneaux was in Lon- don this week. Word was received here by Ted Carrell of the sudden death of his uncle, Frank Carroll, in Toronto. He was a boxer and all round athlete for- merly, and in later years a 'hockey and lacrosse coach of distinction. Mrs. Michael McQuaid' has rented the residence of the late Mrs. M. Murray and intends moving soon. Miss Joyce Maidens of London is visiting Mr. and Mrs Alex Darling. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Bllood of Detroit were week end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. Ryan. Mr, ID. Dillon escaped serious in- juries Tuesday while unloading tie. One of them slipped striking him on She beck. He will ,be liad off work for a few days. Mrs. Mark McGrath is visiting at (the home of her .claughter, Mrs. H. Miller, Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. 'Joe Hickey visited friends in Seaforth on Sunday. St. Mary's Church held a very suc- cessful garden party lest week, with a large 'orawd. The tap clancing by Rose .Feeney and Ted .Carlin was a feature of the evening and much en- joyed. The proceeds were .yery grati- fying. BEECHWOOD The many frier& of john Shea, Jr;, are glad to know .he is improving ;after his recent accident. Mrs. Frank Evans is visiting at the home of Mrs. James .Evans. Mr and 1VIrs, jos. Mtl Cray spent. Sunday with their mother Mrs. Ulm Murray. Mrs. john Lane is visiting .with her d,aughter, Mrs, John Moylan. TOWN TOPICS Mr. and Mrs, George Hilda went 10 Taranto Saturday to visit their daughter Ria, for a week, ' Miss Ella Roulet:en has returned to S.cott Memorial Hospital staff, after a moath's ,visit with her brother, Rev, Thomas Raulston, New (Westminster. MANLEY Mr. Fred 'Eckert spent last week on his homestead here .putting in a con- orete floor in his barnyard. The farm is operated by his son-in-law, 'Fergus Horan. He will now have a 'solid foun- dation for the spring and fall rains. We are sorry to learn that Mr. Pete Eckart has been under the doetor's oare and his many friends wish him a speedy recovery, BORN Sutherland.—In Ilackersmith, on Monday, June 217; 1938, to Mr. and Mrs. .Campbell Sutherland, a daugh- ter '(Mary Ellen). Kirkby—At Scott 'Memorial !Hospi- tal, on Wednesday, gene 29, 11936, to Mr. and Mrs. Lou 'Kirkby; Welton, a daughter. - Zimmerman.—At ;Scott Metnorial Hospital, Seaforth, on Wed., June 29, 4938, to .Mr. and ,Mrs. Andrew Zim- merman, ,Seaforth, a sort.. .MoCarthy—At Scott Memorial hos- Pital, an 'June 29th, to Mr. and, Mrs. Floyd 'McCarthy, Dublin, a son (stilt - born) . ROY NELSON KILLED (Continued from Page 1) He was doing repair work when he was killed. He was a conscientions, capable workman ,who was held in high esteem by his employers.•He was anited in marriage on (Aug. :10, 19117, to Miss Florence McKay, daughter of the late George McKay of Kincardine, who survives him with an only dau- ghter, Margaret Elizabeth Nelson. Among those from a :distance 'at- tending the funeral were Mr. John McKay, Ma. and Mrs. Lynn MoKay, Nfr. and Mrs. Alex. MdKay, Mrs, El- izabeth 3.kc'Kay and Mr. and Mrs.. Mc- Cully of 'Kincardine. Other relatives were Mr, and Mrs. John Reid and son Eric and Mrs. Malcolm McNaughton af London, Miss Ida Reid of Detroit; Mrs.ajames McDonald, Kippen; Misa Mary Reid and Mr, games 'Reid, Bay- field; Mr. and Mrs. 'Wellington Ell- iott, Brucefield; Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Reid, Bayfield, Mrs. Evans, Lon- don, WILSON -BROWN A quiet but very pretty wedding • Brodhagen BAND SOCIAL AT BRODHAGEN PLAY, "FOR PETE'S SAKE" Commences at 8-P. M. Sharp Thurs. Eve.,June 30 Look! Attention! Londesboro United Church Sunday School Annual STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL Mon. Eve., July 4 was solemnized at 10.130 Saturday morning, June 19th, at the home of Rev. W. A. Bremner of :Seaforth, when Mary Isabella, only daughter of Mrs, Walker and the late Tames Walker of Clinton, (became the bride of Thomas ,Frank Wilson of .Goder- ich. The bride looked charrniag in a dress of powder blue chiffon with white accessories and carrying a bou- quet of pink roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Jessie Walker, of Mitchell, wore blire•chiffon' and carried a bouquet of pink carnations. Mr. James A. 'Walk- er, brother of the bride, was best man. Following the .ceremony the company repaired to the home of the 'bride's mother where a delightful wedding dinner was served. The groom's gift to the bride was a .beautiful set of sit., verware, to 'the bridesmaid, a pretty cameo pin, and to the best man a gold watch chain. The happy couple left an a motor trip to North Bay and Noranda and on their return they will reside in Clinton. The bride was re- cipient of many beautiful gifts from her many friends and relatives. COMMUNITY HALL GROUNDS kONDESBORO SUPPER SERVED 6 T0,8 P. M. Splendid Program by ELMIRA HAPPY COUSINS CONCERT CO. These people .delighted .the audience last year with their talent 'and are coming this year with an entirely new program. Do not fail to hear them.. Admission, adults .351c. Children under '112,-210c. If the weather is disagreeable the program will lbe given. indoors. • ANNUAL GARDEN PARTY ST. JAMES' 'CHURCH, SEA - FORTH THURS.. JULY 14 PAGE FIVE 1 A Revelation , Come in . , . let us give you a Permanent Wave. . Von can actually feel the new life in your hair. And whan you look in the mirror . . . Vibrant Beauty in every Wave. SPECIALS FOR JULY . Revitalizing Oil Wave with Soft End:Curls 5 00 Regular $7.60 Fasteam Wave with Curly Ends 3.95 Regular Curline Wave, regular $3.50 $2.95 Curly Top, regular $2.50 $1.95 COME IN TO -DAY SUTHERLAND BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 152 Dear Helen: It is 'with deepest feel- ings of regret that I learn of your eotning .cleparture arom our midst. While in my .class I found you to be honest and 'faithful and ray prayer is that .God's riohest blessing may go with yoe in your new 'home and that your new S.unday School teacher may find you the eatne. I ask you to accept this little purse as a, token and remembrance from your farther Sunday School teacher, Mrs. Elizabeth Dickson EARLE FAMILY HOLDS ANNUAL REUNION The Earle reunion picnic was held at the home of • Mr. and Mrs. Simon Leyburne in Tuckersmith osa Friday, June 124th with almost 100 members registering. The afternoon was spent in sports 'both for young and old. The prize winners were: Children, 6 yeera and under. dat Jahn Hera, and Maude Dobson. Girls 6 to 6 years, Christina Dobson, Mar- ion Copeland. Boys, 6 to 8 years, John Herta Harry Hern. Girls 9 to 12, Marjorie Earle, Dorothea Theo - bold, Boys 9 to 12, Harry Herm George Earle. !Girls ,113 to '16, Lorene Copeland, 'Gladys Earle. Boys 13 to 16, Harry Earle, Bob Sewell. Young ladies' race, Gladys Earle, Mary Ste- wart. Young men's race, .Neil Tyn- dall, Lloyd Hera. Girls' slipper kick, Alice Wright; Margaret Leyburne. Married 'ladies' slipper 'kick, Mrs. Norman Brock, Mre, S. Leyburne. Married men's slipper kick.- Angus Earle, Milton Stewart. Girls' three- legged race, Gladys ,Earle and Mary Stewart Boys' three-legged race, Kenneth Hern and Harry Earle. ,Oldest person preaent, Mr. Harry Tyndall; • youngest • person, 'Kathleen Scott; person coming- the longest dis- tance, Neil Tyndall. A peanut scramble and a tug-of- war ended the sports. At 6:30 all sat down to well -laden tables which were tastefully decorated for the occasion, The president •Mr. John Earle then asked that everyone bow their heads in two minutes' silence in memory of those who have passed away, The election of officer:: follovaed. President, James Earle; sec.-treas„ Philip Hern. Mr. George Earle mov- ed a hearty vote of thanks to Mr, and Mrs. Leyburne for their kind hospi- tality for the afternoon • spent to- gether. It was decided to hold the 1939 reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'James Squire in Uaborne on the 3rd Friday in lune after which all sing "Should Auld Acquaintance be Forgot." LONDESBORO Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Youngblutt at- tended the Howson reunion held at Goderioh on Saturday last. Miss Phyllis Manning is holidaying with her friend, Miss Dorothy McIn- tyre at the McIntyre cottage at Inver - heron near Tiverton. Rev. A. W. Gardiner with Mrs. Gardiner and 'Eleanor left for their new charge at Egmonclville. on Tues- day. They shall be greatly missed in many .ways. The best wishes of the whole congregation go with them to their new home. The Rev, Mr. Men- zies of Lambeth 'is his successor. The induction of Mr. Menzies will take place here on !Friday evening of this week. We welcome him and family, wishing them success .and happiness .during the sojourn in this community. Mr. 'Robt. Howson .of Penticton, B.C., has 'been visiting fniends and old acquaintances around here. He, in his younger days, lived on the lath con- cession, ,flulllett. He changes in many ways march of the years. The regular meeting of the Wo- man's Institute will be held in Com- munity Hall on Thursday, July 7th. 'Phe following !program is .expected. Report of the recent convention which was held at Blyth, by Mrs. j. P. Man- ning; instrumental. Miss G. Moun- tain; legislation, by Miss L. Brigham, ,Clinton. Hostesses: Mrs. j. McCool, Mrs. C. Redden, Mrs. IS, Brantadon, Mrs. F. Hall. ,Come in and jeirt and encourage the ,faitlaftil workers. All are welcome. WILLY'S CARS Are built by a Company in business over 37 years. Their goods have proven the best money can buy. We offer this week a. Willys Dat Luxe .Sedan .demonstrator with 90 days' guarantee, at a special sale ,price. 'PHONE 34-616 for Demonstration J. E. Hugill AGENT. R. R. 2, SEAF.ORTH Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wagner of Loadon were guests at the home of Mrs. Wagner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sprung, over the week Mr. Rolbert Howson of Peneticton, B.C.. visited 'with Mra. R. Yungblutt and other friends in the. village. Mr. aod Mrs. J. Lawson of Belfast and 'Mrs. g. Sturdy and Miss Dorothy and Mr, Ferris Sturdy of Saskatoon visited at 'the .h4arne of Mr. Willis Mountain on Friday last. Mrs. J. Nott spent Tuesday 'with her. daughter, Mrs. Frank Roberton. Mr. anal Mrs. • Clarence Cox of Whitechurch •spent Sunday at the home of Mr, Harold Sprung. Mrs. Robert Yangblutt spent Mon- day at the home of Mrs. Wm, Ar- chambault. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yungblutt and Mr. and Mrs. 'W. Mountain attended the Howson 'Reunion at Goderich on Saturday. Quite a number from this commun- ity attended the Lear picnic on Sat- urday which was held at the home of Mr. Nelson Lear. Mr. and Mrs. John Snell and flintily attended the !Snell picnic which was held at the 'home of Mr. McDowell of Westfield. . . The Morris district Loyal Orange Lodge will attend divine service in Londesboro United Church on July 3rd at 7 o'clocfi. Rev. C. B. Burton of Clinton will be the speaker. All the members of the order cordially invit- ed. ,Everyone welcome. Blytli Bras, Band will be in attendance. FAREWELL PRESENTATION (Continued from Page 1) wishes 'that accompany the .gift. To .Clifford, we hope this littte Club Bag Accessory will be both acceptable and useful. And Evelyn, we hope, will find this evening handbag fitting in nicely. And that Helen's bracelet and purse may fit perfectly and look real well on her .wrist. And, best of all, that God's richest .blessitig may rest richly and fully on this entire family wherever you go. From Your Friends of the North- side ;United Church, Seaforth. Jos. Scott, J. McNay, lf. McDer- mid, J. Hugill, /Norman Carter, J. Carter, R. Lawson, A. Crozier, S. Cudmore, F. Storey, Miss Hartry, Mrs. Holland, Edith Hoag, Dr. Jar- rott, Mary Gillespie, Mrs. Consitt, Mrs. Fee, Misa Hargan, Mrs, Hut- chison, Mr. J. Stewart, Mrs. Rivers, Miss ,Goverrlock, Mrs. Dickson, Mrs. Spencer, Mr, aod Mrs, Oke, Rachel Spencer, Walton, Mr. and Mias Rob- ents,on, Mrs. Stark, M. McPhee, Mrs. Mole, Mrs. Hinohley, Mrs. Thomp- son, Mrs. Bright, Miss Carneohan, Mrs. Litley, Mr. Chamberlain, • Mr, Porterfield, Mr. Hudson, Mrs. Stev- ens, Mrs. Coates, Rev, Kine, Mrs, Clark, Mr. 'R. Savattge, Mrs. Jas. Beattie, Mrs, Booth, Miss Piper, Res- steaCtuff, Bred 'Parsons, W. lj. Bar- ron, A, Dunlop; ,Miss Leatherland, Mrs, A. Steirrart, Mrs. Curry, W. R. Gallop, Mrs.. Kerr, Mr. Snell, Fre.d Savauge, 'Wilbert Webster, T. Web- ster, jas. Black, Oliver Elliott, 'Nellie Pryce, Mrs. R. ,Frost, Mrs, Grieve, S. Carter, Lorne Dale, Miss Belle Cox, Walter Mutray, Wm. Stoddant, Geo. Stewart, Mrs, Close, Mrs. Hend- erson, Mrs. 'Knight, Mr. Baker, Dr. Bechelly, Elmer Bell, Mr. Ross, Mr. Dochenty, Mr, Finlayscm, Mr. Goadie, Mr. S. Hanna, Mrs. Rodgers, Mrs, Tinegy, Dr. Burrows, Milton Stewart, Mr. Weedinark, • Mr. Lawrence, Jas, Jamieson, Mrs..jim Johnston, Mrs. McCuaig, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Simpson, Mr, Moffatt, Miss Bristow, Mrs. A rmstrong. sees many during the CONSTANCE Mrs. Orville Dalespent the past week with Fergus friends and attend- ed the funeral of the late ,Jas. Martin. The Sunday School of Constance United Church Will hold their anni- versary on Sunday aeveniag, July 3rd. service at 7:30. The pastor. Rev. 'Menzies, will be in charge of the service. There will be special music by the choir. Mrs. (Rev.) Menzies will sing a solo. The induction of Rev. Menzies. the new pastor for Londesboro charge. will be held on Friday evening, July :1st, isa Londesbero Ch.urch, • Miss Helen Britton artd Mr. Archie Hoggarth visited Mr. end firs. And- rew Reekie, of London. also Mr. and Mrs. ,Clifford Britton of .Inwood, over the week -end. Catherine Britton who had been staying with her grand- parents since Easter, returned home with them. Rev. A. W. Gardiner preached his farewell sermon on Sunday and the ongregation bid 'farewell to their much beloved pastor and his wife and wished him 'Godspeed in his new change. Mr. and Mrs. W. Penfound of Lon- desboro visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Mr. .and,Mrs. Tom Riley and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ellwood of Clinton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Riley on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Box of Seaforth spent Tuesday evening of last week at the home cif Mr. .a.nd Mrs. Robt. ,Grimoldby. • Miss Mary Guest of Kindcardine spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wakefield. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Logan of Blyth spent Sunday at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Leo, 1Stephenson, Mr. and 'Mrs. Earl Lawson, Doris and Reg., and Me Robert Lawson apent Friday at Niagara 'Falls. HTJLLETT Tie pupils of S. S, an (Summer- hill) presented the teacher, Miss Do- rothy Wilson of Brucefield, who is leaving, with a cake plate and ladle. Ross Hoggarth read •the a,delresa and Elwyn. Blake presented the plate. Do- rothy thanked them 'all, • ATTENTION Professor 'Christie MeKenna will he in the same room at the Commercial , Hotel en 'Friday, Dominion , Day.