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The Seaforth News, 1957-01-10, Page 1Th eaforth WHOLESERIBES, VOL. 79 Sl1AFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1957 $1.50 m Year. Authorized as Second Class moil; Post Office Dept.,Ottawa Snowdon Bros,; Publishers Election in Tuckersmith •FOR REEVE 1 2 3 4 Doig ,. 37 45 32 23 Forsyth ,, , 84 71 42 42 Majority for Forsyth 146 FOR SCHOOL AREA BOARD Coombs .,, 86 75 35 ,13 Forrest , 63 59 50 13 Landsboro• 23 52 45 12 Neil 63 61 44 12 Elected: Coombs, Forrest, Neil ' With 551 votes cast out of a total of 1101 eligible voters, the vote cast was almost exactly 50%. on Monday 5 6 --- Total 21 41 — 199 45 61 345 25 45 — 279 54 68 — 307 12 47 — 191 28 57 — 265 Many Obtain 1957 Car Plates :George (Henderson of Brace - field received the first car per- mit issued here 783-701, and is now on,his way to Florida. The local issuer, J. A. Westcott, has issued more than 110 car plates up to this week including doct- or's licenses, also 112 operat ors' and 142 chauffeur's liee i sea. The numbers of the 21'50 plates that have •come to Sea - forth start at 733-701 and run to 7854850. The issuer, requests that all. .applications for permits and li- censes should be made out prior to .presenting for renewal. There are two slight changes in costs: Transfers will be $2 in- stead of $1, and instruction per- mits '$+1 instead of 50c. e M GAVIN —WILLIAMS MS A !background of lighted ,Christmas trees, white tapers, pine boughs and white mums formed the setting for the mar- riage of Wilma Ann Williams, .daughter of 67r. and Mrs. Nor- iVilliams, Guelph, to John ewart McGavin, son of Mr. and Mgrs. Gordon 'McGavin, Mc- Killop twp., on Dec. 22nd. The Rev. Mr. Baskier of Dublin St. 'United Church officiated at the double ring ceremony. Tradi- tional wedding music, Christmas carols with chime accompani- ment were provided by the church organist. The bride wore a ballerina -length gown of whilte brocaded satin fashioned with 'bateau neckline, full flaired skirt and lily -.point sleeves. Her tiered veil of silk illusion was taught to a cap fashioned of tiny flowers and silver beads. She carried a bouquet of cas- �adine 'white carnations, •inter- twune c With holly leaves and 'berries. The bridesmaid was Miss Betty Ann Leach, Guelph, wearing a ballerina -length gown of pink erystallete with pink carnations and white mums. The best man was David MCICinnell of ,Seaforth, while Weil 'McGav- in, brother of the groom, and James Flanagan, Seaforth, act- ed as ushers. Before the -cere- mony John Kitching of Guelph sang the Lord's Prayer, and dur- ing the signing of the register, "O Promise Me". Following the wedding a reception was 'held in the Co -Op hall, 'Guelph, for 25 guests. The bride's mother received wearing silver brocade with brown and yellow roses. She was assisted by the groom's mother, who wore a jacket dress of bronze shot taffeta with gold accessories and corsage . of bronze mums. The young couple left on a honeymoon trip to Vineland and Huntsville. They will reside in .Guelph. MRS. ROBERT EDGAR Mrs. (Robert Edgar, 86, who died Friday at the home of her son, William Edgar, at Clinton, was the former Martha Tolson, of Disshigton, (England, and came to !Seaforth' district 62 years ago. Her 'husband died in 1925. She was a member of St. Thomas Anglican (Church here. Surviving besides her son, are four daughters, Mrs. 'Charles Barber, in +Manitoba;. Mrs. Jas. Edwards, Sault Ste. Marie; Mrs. Alex . Muir and Mrs. James Flannigan, (Seaforth. Two other sone, John and Thomas, died in The First World War. The fun- eral was held on Monday from the 'Whitney funeral home con- ducted Iby Rev. J. James. Inter- ment was in Maitiandbank Cem- etery. !Pallbearers were Bill Wilbee, Tom Wilbee, • James Flannigan Jr., Bill (Flannigan, Jack Muir, Dave Muir.. London, will be guest speaker at, the annual meeting and ban .quet of. (Seaforth Agricultural !Society.. in Eglnond'ville (United Church on January 22nd. WILL ADDRESS BANQUET IE. D. MdGugan, assistant manager of the Western Fair, Firemen To Build' Rack to Dry Hose The .Seaforth time brigade is making new arrangements for drying fire hose after use. At present wet hose are hauled up in the tower at the town hall and left to drain and dry. But with the rebuilding going on at the town hall they will be un- able to use the tower any long- er. Fire Chief Jack (Scott this week is working on the details of •a drying rack the firemen in- tend to construct at the fire hall to dry hose with aid of a fan. The wooden steps, platform and slate roofed portico were removed from the front of the town hall on Tuesday by the PUC .staff. A truck was hitched Five Nominated for Tuckersmith Council Five were nominated at the second nomination meeting for council for Tuckersmith, held on Wednesday afternoon. Those nominated with movers and se- conders were: Elgin Thompson. by Robt, D. Elgie and Lorne E. Hay. Arthur Varley, by Wilmer Broadfoot 'and !Wilfred Tre- meet. Louis Clark, Jr., by Joseph E. McLellan and Robt. J. McGreg- or. Harold Lobb, by Mac 'Wilson and Elliott Layton. IRobt. !McGregor, by Alex. McGregor and John Broadfoot. Those nominated have until 9,p.m. Thursday to ;qualify. Chas. MacKay again acted as chair an .a n for the ratepayers meeting. Elgin Thompson said he had always 'believed it the duty of a ratepayer to serve his amnia - polity if needed. {However it did not appear he was needed and he would not cause an election. Arthur Varley said he would qualify. IHe had been a+pproacned last fall to stand for council, but had expected the old council to Ibe in again this year. Louis !Clark said he wanted to thank Tuckersmith for having the services of Hensel] Fire Dept. as they had saved his house at the time of his fire. He was uncertain about qualify- ing. Harold Lobh said he would decide later about qualifying. onto the various sections which Robert McGregor said he be - were towed down Main street lieved all should take a turn at serving their township. He had refused before and would have I to refuse again as he was con - netted with other boards. Former reeve, Alfred 'Moffat spoke briefly, also (Road Supt. Houston, who thanked all for cards and treats while in the I hospital. Reeve -elect Ivan Forsyth thanked time ratepayers for the unexpected large majority. Nev- er before in the history of Tuck- ersmith had a second nomina- tion been. needed. It demonstra- ted a responsible democratic government in • action, giving the ratepayers a second chance to choose a council. In lots of countries 'they don't get even a first chance, he said. We should be proud of our 'privilege, and have gratitude to those who have carried the torch -before us. for disposal W. LT MEET ET The regular meeting of Sea - forth W, I. will meet at home of Mrs. Andrew Crozier on Tuesday, Jan. 15th at 2 o'clock. co hostess, Mrs. J. P. Scott, Mrs. Earl Papple and Mrs. Les Pryce will he in charge of this meet- ing, !Roll 'call: New Year resolu- tion. Motto: Real happiness lies in the joy of achievement, Mrs. Eric ;Milner will display and demonstrate the beauty counsel project. Lunch, sandwiches, Mrs, Harold (Hugill, 'Mrs. Lorne Cart- er, Mrs. J. P. Scott. Will all 'members please bring a cake to the euchre and dance, Friday, Jan. llth. HIGH SCHOOL NEWS The inspector was at school on Monday and Tuesday and all was quiet' in the classrooms for once. Two teachers were ab- sent for the Last two days of school last week, but all were here to start off the week. Every girl is excited about the 'big formal. Tryouts are being made for the girls and boys senior and junior basketball teams. The boys are going to start curling at the curling rink next week. C.G.I.T. NEWS The regular •C.G.d.T. meeting was held in the Northside Unit- ed Church basement on Monday evening. The annual report was filled in to be sent to Toronto. Plans were being made for a to- boggan party for Saturday evening followed by a social hour at the church. Cocoa and doughnuts were served by Mrs. Pinder and games were played. The meeting closed with "Taps" FINDS MANY CHANGES (Mrs. W. J. Morphy of Tad- more, Sask., who flew here to attend the funeral of her !broth- er, John A. (McNaughton, finds, many changes in Seaforth. She finds the weather damper than in the west' but not so cold. (Mrs. Morphy is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jean IShoidite, Seaforth, and the McNaughton family in Tuckersmith. ATTEND OPENING Friday, Mr. and Mrs. John Kellar were guests at the offi- cial opening and banquet of the New Union Telephone •Cam- pany's new unattended dial ex- change office at Moorefield, Mr. Ross Mc[Swing, managing dir- ector. The dial equipment is a prod- uct of the Eteico Company of England and supplied fby The Pye Company of Canada, and the cable plant installation was done by Kellar Cable 'Construc- tion of iSeafortb. MRS. V. CADARET Mrs. Violet Barnett 'Cadaret, 76, died Thursday in Scott ,Memorial Hospital after a two - weeks illness. She was (born in Seaforth where she received. her education, later going to Detroit to live. She was married in 1932. The funeral was held Monday from the Box funeral home conducted by Rev. ;Bruce (Tall . of North s i de United 'Church. Burial was in Maitland-, 'Pallbearers were B. O. Muir, Geo. Dixon, 'Glen (Smith, Carl Dalton, Albert (Baker, Dale Nix- on HOME AND SCHOOL The parent education :meeting of the Home and !School Associ- ation :will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 15 at 8.15 Ip,m. in the pub- lie school. A skit and discussion written Iby 'Mrs. le 1. Brady and Prof. James Scott will be the highlights. The public is invited. Start out the flew Year by showing an interest in the 'Home and School: W. A. GROUP 3 Mrs. Cleve Cochrane was hos- tess to Group 3 of Northside United Church on Monday even- ing, Mrs. Bev. Christie opened the meeting with a poem, "A State of Mind". Hymn 148 was sung followed with the Lord's prayer. Mrs. !Cochrane, the pre- sident, took charge and read a poem, "My Daily Prayer for this year". The roll call was answer- ed by my New Year resolution, showed a' good attendance. Shar- on M'cNiehol and Barbara Tal- bot favored with two lovely duets. The ladies were reminded of the general W. A. meeting to be held on Jan. 16th. A humor- ous reading, "A (Hairdo" was given by Mrs. Cochrane. A read- ing from Streams of the Desert and referring to IDeut. 11: 11-12 was given by Mrs. Christie, fol- lowed with prayer Iby Mrs. Cochrane. Hymn 559 was sung and meeting closed by all re- peating Mizpah Benediction. A social half hour was spent and a delicious lunch was served with lunch committee in charge. MRS. RITCHIE SPEAKER The first meeting for the New Year was held in First Presbyterian Church with the new president, Miss Jean Scott in the chair. Mrs. Scott Bab kirk opened the meeting with a poem "A New Year's Thought" by Edgar Guest. The secretary's and treasurer's reports were read and adopted, also 'their an- nual reports. Plans for 'the com- ing year were discussed. A solo "In the Garden of To -morrow" was sung by Mrs. Frank Kling aceompanied by Mrs. McGregor. Mrs. Ritchie then gave a talk on Robert Burns who had been brought to her mind this time of year as theauthor of "Auld Lang Syne". It was very inter- esting and she ended her talk with the 'thought that Burns had brought a message of love, hope and reverence for God and the common man to 'Scotland. A • social half hour was then spent, the executive being in charge of the .lunch. J. McIntosh Heads High School '.•card The inauguralmeeting of Seaforth District' !high School Board was held Tuesday night. There is one new member this year, Edward Deiering, .Iiilbbert. Jaynes C. McIntosh, Tucker- smith, was re-elected chairman. !Frank C. J. !Sills is vice chair- man and (M. A. (Reid, sec.-treas. Committees: 'Siipply, R. Bol- ton, C. M. ,Snaith; O. Anderson, C. Martin. Finance, 1F. !Sills, G. McGavin, IC, M, Smith, Exe- cutive, J. C. McIntosh, F. Sills, C. Barber. Agriculture, E. Dea- ring, 0. Anderson, R. Bolton, C. Martin. Bus, C. Martin, E. Dearing, K. L. 'McFarlane, O. Anderson, G. 1MclGavin. Teach- er-iBoard Relations, G. MclGavin, J. C. McIntosh, F. +Sills, 1R. T. Bolton. !Property, C. A. Barber, F. Sills, E. Dearing, K. L. Mc- Farlane. I(First named is chair- man of each committee). C. A. Barber, truant. officer. Firemen Plan Ladies' Night The ,anunal meeting of Sea - forth Fire Brigade was held on Tuesday night and all officers were• re-elected: Fire Chief, Jack iScott; foreman, Frank Case; asst. foreman, J. C. Crich; sec., Frank C. Sills; treas., iM. E. Clarke. (Norman IScoins was appointed to anake arrangements for a la- dies' night and banquet to he held in the community centre in February. INJURED AT PRACTICE (George Brown, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Brown, Jarvis' Street, is resting com- fortably in Scott 'Memorial .Hos- pital where he was taken on Monday morning with head in- juries received at minor hockey practice. W, A. GROUP 1 The January meeting of Group One of Northside United Church was held on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Wm. Campbell with 19 present. Mrs. Clarence Walden and. Mrs. Ross 'Murdie had charge of the program, Mrs. Warden opened the meeting by reading a New Year's hymn. Theme for the de- votional was "Just One day at a Time." Mrs, ;Murdie read the scripture. !Kerry Campbell de- lighted with violin numbers. Mrs. Ernest Adams gave a read- ing which everyone enjoyed, Mrs. 'Murdie closed with prayer. Mrs. Win. Ball presided over the 'business part of the meet- ing. Ways of raising money for the year were discussed. A. de- licious lunch was served by 'El- eanor Henderson and Mrs. Ad- ams. Mrs. Connell thanked the hostess and those taking part in the meeting. GROUP 2 W. A. The first meeting for 1957 was held at the home of Mrs. R. Savauge on Monday evening with 26 in attendance, 'Mrs. B. Walters, president, was in charge and opened the meeting with a poem "Which are you?" and hymn "Standing at the Por- tal." Quotations and thoughts were expressed by Mrs. J. Kellar concerning the scripture read- ing. Mrs. W. Leeming offered prayer. Mrs. W. (Dundas gave a report of the meetings for the past year. Ways and means of raising money were discussed. The meeting was then turned over to Mrs. Savauge who gave an interesting reading and also conducted some informative contests. Mars. ID..Ailcenhead and Miss G. Thompson assisted the hostess with a dainty lunch and a 'pleasant social half hour was spent. EGMONDVILLE The regular meeting of the fEgmondville Y.P.S. was held on 'Sunday evening, Dec. .30th with the Stewardship training con- vener in charge. The meeting opened with the 'hyann. "Ile .Lead- eth Me", and the scripture was read byJim Forest. The topic "'What is Stewardship" was ta- ken by Marjorie Papple. The President, Scott Powell took 'charge of business period and lihe hymn "Abide with ale" was sung. Dorothy Boyes conducted a contest and lunch was served. On Sunday evening Jan. 6th the Y.P.S. conducted a Candle 'Lighting Service in the 'Church. The first part of the service was taken by Dr. Semple, then !Scott Powell took Charge of the Candle (Lighting 'Service. Helen Boyes read the scripture, fol- lowed by a prayer by (Raymond (Chambers. Nancy (Pepper sang a solo "'My Cathedral", and the months of the year were re2re- sen'ted by ,Bi'11 Strong, Ronald .Eyre, Margaret Wood, .Margaret Chesney, Marjorie Papple, ,Dor- othy Jackson, (Don 'Tremeer, Bruce Coleman, Mary Anne Forrest, Erie McIntosh, Wayne Chapple and Dorothy Boyes who lighted their candles and re- plied for their month. The ser- vice closed with the hymn "Je- sus Bids Us Shine". Plan Gingham Dance in February The Women's Hospital Aux- iliary opened the New Year with a well attended meeting on Tuesday. Several new members were present and welcomed by (president, Mrs. E, A. 'McMaster. The annual gingham dance will be held this year on Feb. Eth at the community centre. Tickets are now available from mem- bers of the auxiliary. !Mrs. 3'. Kling is in charge of tickets, Decorating committee will Ibe headed by Mrs. J. Longstaff and lunch committee by Miss A. Reid. During the evening a draw will be held for an elect- ric frying. pan. The members are now busy knitting bootees :which will be presented to each baby born in :Scott Memorial Hospital. At close of meeting e. lunch was served by Mrs. J. MacDonald, Mrs. A 'Wright, Mrs. G. Brightrall and Mrs. N. Schneider. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McLar- non of Kippen wish to announce the engagement of their. daugh- ter Mary 'Elizabeth (Betty), to William E. Bennett, son of air, and Mrs, Foster !Bennett of Seaforth. The marriage to take place in January. BRUCEFIELD The W. A, met on Thursday afternoon. Jan. 8 with an at- tendance of 27, Mrs, Norman Baird, presided and opened the meeting by singing' hymn 48.5. Mr. Davison led in prayer and the closing hymn for the devo- tions was 434. After the read- ing of the minutes of last meet- ing the roll call was answered by payment of inembership fees, The following thank -you cards were read: Mrs, D. Trieb- ner, Mrs, W. J. 'McBeath and Duane Elliott. The treasurer re- ported the following amounts raised by the groups: No. 1— $288.54; 1910 2-$286.00; No. '3$146.70. No. 4 — $183,05 making a total of $904.29. A donation of $17.00 was made to the managers to apply on assess- ment re Summer School build- ing. Mr. Davison installed the new officers for 1957 and thanked the W. A. for the :many improvements made at the manse. !Mrs. John Broadfoot then took the chair for the re- mainder of the meeting. Ar- rangements were made for the W. A. to take charge of lunch at the annual Church meeting— Stanley, to provide sandwiches and Tuckersmith, tarts. The roll call for February to be a Valen- tine verse, and group 3 will have charge of program and lunch. The meeting closed with the W. A. 'hymn and prayer. A solo by 'Mrs. 3. Cairns, "Love Me Tender, Love Me True" was much enjoyed. Group 2 served the lunch. DUBLIN Mr. and Mrs. Grattan Dwyer and children of Leamington with Mrs. Loretta Jordan. Mr. and +Mrs. John Cleary of London with Mr. and Mrs. Prank Evans. Mr. and Mrs, 'Harold Smuck of Kitchener -with Mrs, Loretta Molyneaux. Mr. Kenneth Stapleton, Mr. Neil 'Stapleton, Kenneth Feeney, Arthur Murray, and Fergus Kel- ly have returned to St. Jerome's College, Kitchener. Miss Joan McLaughlin, Miss 'Margaret'O'Rourke, Miss Joan Evans have returned to Teach- ers' College at Stratford and London. Mr. Jimmie Newcombe has returned to his home at Port Credit. Miss Phyllis Butters has re- turned to St. Joseph's Hospital after spending a week at her home. Mr. Ted Rowland, Toronto with Mrs. Winnifred Rowland, Mr. Hugh Pugh in Toronto. Miss Mary Hunt has returned to The Pines at Chatham. Mr. and (Mrs. Jim Krauskopf and Bonnie and Bobbie in Lon- don with Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Nicholson. WALTON Mr. H. B. Kirkby has received word from Vanderhoof, B.C. of the death of his youngest sister, Mrs. J. W. ,Shortreed, (Alice) in her 78th year. Mr. and Mrs. Shortreed moved to Grand Prairie, Alberta, in 1912.and after farming there for 10 years moved to Vanderhoof, in (Central B.C., where Mr. S'hortreed oper- ated a Silver Fox Ranch. Mrs. iShohtreed was hosgtitalized op Oct. 29th and died Dec. 16th. She had been in delicate health for a number of years due to a heart condition. She was a de- voted member of the !United Church in that town and a good friend and neighbor to all. Many will mourn her ,passing. She is survived by her •husband and one brother Herbert B. Kirkby of Walton and two sist- ers, Mrs. Ilolbt, Watt (Millie) of Blyth and Mrs. T. C. McCall .,Lizzie) of Toronto. Our sym- pathy is extended to these rela- tives. mfr. 'George Kirkby of - Bur - A IH AL^ sL s silverplafe by ONEIDA LTD.. silversmiths Lilac Time, Enchantment I, Proposal 1111 I` i 'I 1 with the Purchase of 4 PIECE SERVICE for '. AT REGULAR PRICE 5 44 PIECE SET INCLUDES • 8 Knives • 8 Forks • 8 Teaspoons • 8 Dessert arSoup Spoons • 8 Salad Forks • 1 Sugar Spoon • 1 Sutter Knife 0 2 Table Spoons I9 EXTRA PIECES INCLUDE. • 8 Butter Spreaders • 8 Coffee Spoons • 1 ColdMeal Fork • 1 Gravy C Ladle y L • 1 Pierced Dessert Server. 63 PIECES *Trade -marks of Oneida Ltd. S 'S Jewellery Gifts Fine China Seaforth wash visited with his parents in the village during the Chirstmas holidays, Mr. David Hackweil visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Haekwell, over the holidays. Bethel W. A. are boldin- a crokinole social in No. 9 School on Friday, Jan. Iltla. WINTHROP The many friends of Mrs, W. P. Dodds will regret to learn that she is in Clinton Public Hospital, and they wish her a; speedy recovery. Miss Lorraine Smith, Irwin Johnston, Betty Axtmann re- turned to their resp et tive schools in North York, Midland and Galt last week. Donald Dodds, Mac Bolton and Doug Keyes have returned to their studies at the Guelph. • KIPPEN Mr. and Mrs. Alex McGregor and Katherine have returned home after spending the New Year holiday with the fommer's mother (Mrs. Jim (Edwards and Mr. (Edwards, also Mr. and Mrs. George King and family of, Sault Ste Marie, Ont. Mrs. John McGregor and Miss Fairie aleCloy of Seaforth visit { ed New Year week with John and !Douglas McGregor of Kip - pen. Mrs, Margaret Wilson and her son Ronald of Oshawa at- tended the funeral of Mrs. .Alex 1MdGregora's grandmother, the late Mrs. 'Edgar of Varna. At St. Andrew's United Church on Sunday morning, communion service was observ- ed .and was 'well attended. The service was .conducted by Rev. Norman 'McLeod, We are pleased to report Mrs. James McLean who is a patient in Scott Memorial Hos- pital, (Seaforth is gradually showing signs of ' improvement in health. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd • Sparks and children visited two weeks in Kincardine at their parents' homes, Mr. and Mrs. (Harold Walden and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. (Spar Seveks,ral cases of measles and flu 'are making their rounds in the surrounding. area. Mr. Dick (McCabe visited re- cently in Sarnia. ' Mrs. Sam Cudmore, hwho re- cently underwent an operation. in Victoria hospital, London, is reported to be doing as well as can be expected. We trust for sen early recovery. The many friends of !Mrs. Ro- bert McLean, who has been a patient in Clinton Hospital,. has returned home and some- what unproved an health. Mrs. James McGlymont re- turned home since spending Christmas with her daughter, Mrs. Alice Cook of London, and New Year's clay with her daug- hter, Mrs. Jenny Schilbe of Ex- eter. On Friday, her grand- daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Mike J odgert of Exeter, also her granddaughter and grandson Of Dashwood, Mr, and Mrs. Ray Ducharme visited at her home. On Saturday Mr. and 'Mrs. Norman Dickert attended the funeral of Mrs, Dickert's uncle, Mr. Wm. Reis of Ilarriston, also spent Sunday visting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil - mar iDicicert of Lakelet. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Alex McGregor in the loss of Mrs. McGregor's grand- mother, the late Mfrs. Edgar of Varna. (Mrs. +Harry Caldwell and Jack have returned home, having had a pleasant trip to Florida. DUBLIN High School News The tension was relieved on Thursday, December 20th when a skating party was held—hav- ing finished the exams that morning. Friday there was a dif- ferent note in the air. We held a party, with dancing and ex- changing of gifts -a good way to get in the Christmas mood. Everyone had an exciting time over the holidays and the only complaint 'was, "They were not long enough!" We agreed that it was a stroke of fortune that reports were withheld till after Christ- mas, and the holidays were all the more enjoyable because of it, but we had this hanging over us to start back. The plunge was taken last Thursday, and it wasn't too bad after all. Now everyone is back in the swing of things with renewed vigour. Question of the Week: What student in the school has an in- feriority oonvplex? Note: New bus in Dublin. Comment: Eh, Cleo? HENSALL !Mrs. Robt. MacfLean, who.has been receiving treatment in (Clinton General Hospital during the past few weeks was able to return to her home. The :many friends of Mrs. Inez McEwen regret to hear she is confined to her :home owing to illness, and wish for her a speedy recovery. Mr. and ,Mrs. Gordon T. Munn and ,family of Stoney Creek were, recent visitors with the latter's mother, Mrs. !Ida Munn and sister, Mrs. Jack ,Simmons. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie: Adams Gloria and (Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morelli and :.Bully, Mrs. Jane 'Coleman ' of Dash- wood and !Miss (Shirley Coleman of Exeter were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett and family. •