The Seaforth News, 1934-12-06, Page 4PAGE FOUR
THE 'SEAI+ORTH NEWS
Snowdon Bros„ Publishers.
WALTON
Hackwell-Reid. -_k quiet wedding
,vas solcnmized at Duff's United
Ghurch \Iarise, Walton, by Rev,
Charles Cumming at noon, Nov. 29,
when Edna Lydia daughter of 11r,
7111,1 .NIrs Rltbert Reid, 'Walton, was
united ia marriage t 'Wesley Rack -
5 011 of the late Mr. and Mrs,
Itackw'ell. The bride, who was
nnattencled, was prettily- gowned i11 a
brown ensemble suit with matching
accessories, Later the bride and
bridegroom left on a wedding trip to
Buffalo and other eastern places, the
bride traveling'in a rust culured=dress \[r. Wm. Reid has now a fully
with brown et at and accessories. On .equipped mill for grinding and rolling
their return Air. and Mt -s. liacicnell and is 110 IV prepared to render service
will reside in Walton, to the public.
Phe Young People's meeting was Mrs. E. Beatt• has return.ed home
well attended on Sunday evening. after spending a tveek with her datrgh-
\Wallace Shannon presided, and con -
by
in London, She was accompanied
ductetf devotional exercises and
711- by Mr, and Airs, Latham, who re-
t•in McDonald gave the topic. Then turned to then home in the city.
lades on India were presented Which11 r. Harold Elliott has returned
were very helpful and interesting, from Kirkland Lake.
Don't forget to sec the play which The \\•.A, of Si, John's Church met
will be picesnted in the hall on
Wednesday at the home of .Airs, A.
Tuesday evening, Dee, 11 by the Galbraith.
True blues from Blyth, This ))lay Ur. Aldwinkle has hal his house
entitled "Deacon Dobbs," is very in- wired for hydro.
teresting andfull of fun, Proceeds of Air, and Mrs. Rigs and Mrs, Stack
evening wail be devoted :o the Pub- spent the week end in London select -
lac Library in:; books for the library,
The Ret Cres meeting' held last id Geo. Beatty, Sr., in company
\Wednesday afternoon ut. the home of with Mrs. M, Beatty and Miss E.
R. \\ . ILw';, was opened by chapter 1Lp sop, coiled on friends in Chisel
burst and Cromarty last \reek.
reading and prayer, and the minutes
'f the ]ata Meeting read and carried\fr. Leslie Elliott of New York is
the main business was the disposing
visiti1g Air. Wm, and d+eine Logan.
of the money as the members had de- Mr. Leslie Elliott of Ne v York has
tided to disband. There was over $100 been spending the past week at the
in the treasury, which was voted to home of Mr. WM. Logan.
the 1-ih-,uy at Walton to he pail in Air;. Fred S[e('iytnout and Miss
al:ug:met spent the past week with
foto• pay 1,x nes, yearly if p +ssible' friend's in
The meeting closed by - dr 1 1 ling , ate r.h,
the:s,:,carte. 7hfr. and Mrs. )'rank Coleman of
11 r. I' e i i t!t Rutledge ..i Toronto)len, 1:'. visited with friends on the
pent the week -end in Walton.Tari• Line Ltst week.
Mrs, V. Anderson is somewhat rut- t!'e W.M.S. of the United Church
will ..to1 ! bear ntnntitly utcetin
proved,we are {,'eased to state. Ina
1(r. Peter MeTaggart art ,u d \[r. San e:crtr 1, f of Beer• at the parsonage
Forbes are a:so on the mend again.
n lhtnsday' of this week.
1'he community dance in the Alr. Wm. Reid has his new char,-
\Worknsnii'. 11; last FritLay evening ping mill in operation anti is doing
was ael1 patronised.. .gond job.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1934.
Farm Machinery and
Repairs
Come in and see our New and
Used Cars
Agent for Chrys➢er, DeSoto
and Plymouth
N GALLOP
AGENT FOR FROST FENCE SUPERTEST GAS and OILS
All Repairs and Labor Cash,
VARNA.
visite! Alr, and Mrs. i Cochrane,
ifr, Joint Cochrane visited his sis-
ter,. Mrs, E. ,Anderson at Centralia.
Aliss Agnes Love spent a few- days
with he • sister, ilrs. \V. Huxtable of
1 er,tralia,
ELIMVILLE,
Airs, Ch1-, Stephan of Dashwood
visited at the haute -of .her son, 'lir.
Chas. Stephan on Sunday.
SR. and Mrs, Norman Randy and
two children of Si, .Marys were Sun-
day visitors with Mr. and Airs, Wm.
Routly.
lir. John :\Ilis,in of Springfield and
Airs. Robt, Dennison of London were
ri;itors as the home of Air. and Airs.
Harry. Ford last Thursday,
Mr. .11gus MacPherson of Strut -
lord. and 11i Joy \\ hitlock of St.
I'h Ilia. ',y ere vi..1''r: in this eonl-
Inanity on Sunday.
Sirs. Len. ()'Reilly has- returned
home after spentling a Month visiting
with relatives at Sault Ste, AL•te,
i,ln and \its, Walter 1-Iern of God-
erieh were Sunday visitors - with Air,
and Airs. ('has, Johns,
Mrs, John Brock is visiting with
cci tt acs in Seaforth,
\l••, Irwin c) Reilly ass „nue to
ti,u,tia a he e
',IC' has :eeureel a good
IttosHon.
Airs. 1 ,nat anl'1,, ;,e, 4a. reun•ued
t the :tome of !ler son, Sir. Gnccc
1'o iter alt: .;,debug 'eve's:oat s
wit', or ! .tg tt r. ..\I r,
Vivi Fuca
ut I. ,est,
STAFFA.
PI, ;t ': are United Church
s item e.- \Ir (', ei • \l ikon with a
BLYTH. renis n tee ., n,•,ea
he t. -
Death has tt,gain visited onr village McKILLOP. teat. :n Xi:i •h..- yya ael7i ds
ta.
e
am:i removed early 'Tuesday morning r1/4.11a1mi ht have beena serious a;- : ,' n e, .,r,an!-t•
a very highly respected citizen in the `i'.en occurred on the ?..is1 t•1 c,,1,- \I r•. C...eaart is t•,'
ee••!,dts af- - 1ti' with' ace
person of Mrs. Johnston, wilt, , ' \Wil- McKillop on 1'ursday Mats,
leant Johnston. The deceased had tu'notm When -Al;. Alike \l:111 ty', Alis, We:•:: llain h'ei-
:cen in her n,ua! hea{tlt until ahont
team ')ec:rnne fri;ehlencd- at Mr. Prod ata \\':tit at.
1�:1. flays tarts when kidney trouble de I\ !!ha11's motorcycle and bolted ,,Al.
11•, t1,, \ IC. O'Brien
elope from ee, r 'r e'1 'yc its in the wagon aril turtle t Pint 'rave t:_
n tyhuh she 1,11 n niter :w„ •wee).,'
rally despite loving care of two t rtr,lt..'y e tsar „i it, Ml'. 1.‘"•':- visit with rtludas•,
nurse; and her family. Airs. ,1ohn. rams iutuudiatel . t.,,,k chase hut
sfons.mai,:en moue • lett, Minnie Inc. t,- ' „ t control of his machine
row, being the only daughter 'of Mr. anti-,ya; tar.,,tn, but f„.•weals•")7 e.,- BAYFIELD,
•.+ml Airs, Farrow, who lived many sassed with minor bruise,. The team
year- on tin, Illy-th-:Auburn road, She
ran ,Doth .ut the aorta •,par[ t' Sea,. \lr. rt. ,1Ir,. \\'ii y i.r,tin, NI r.
turned and tics, hrtni: l
r semi.'"\ by her husbaml, three '`a•t't, thin !•'', t�i!c:toner
t cast and were tat ere n ,• i \, t 1 s ?s Sun-
i''
t
latirhter,, Laura 1\Irs. 1h,bleI of :ally caught by Airs harry nForuutc +lay \tt i.'.yc..rl, m -
\t toria, LC, 1fargaret (lir., (-Fiver la., miles east of town. Airs \lurrty them terra tw, returned with
w12,k•• visit i,
Intnat7int I'i,r„1,t,, was token to the home of Afr. .\1...
\ hi!ent t t
and Fern IMI Harrison nitric ht ? 11 1 r r \\
1 s xi of Toronto. ;cal one a Harry, ! aid was rel ler n [ t•r , r ,n :t fest ?cry,
I :yah; aho a bto:her,Cr: httt he {s feetlit 11c• the w. r, • 1 r n •t. :' t y erns secs:
Wesley iso c 1,t 1 t , \I
r yv of Toronto, and three. brothers,Far-
the mishap.y1L. and \!r Spitted
u the \Vest. Mrs. Johnston. yt r ;t v.t
Mr.. 1 reel \\•illravns has returned 1 , spent Thanksgivingand r few -De days
Med mem' e• o 1 t h n,tne in 1'enrh m„ with Mr. n Airs.
l arse c.uue t pe a after enjoying' Remember 1i• 11er"i tete y.
a visit with his army here.. - er t.ra all 11 nrretin
elate 1 with l\ pm 11t s Missionary
Friends cere he 1 a ne'd f r.t 1,!t
s -sty. 11 man's \ ,,inion. \\',t stir. Pat Murray i ,usy !la -vesting. 1ie:y Sun a v :it 11hcen Ruse, ,11',
assoT.:1'.. and • kklonttinls lit t pine root:,•ii. i) t tis o t ant u ,i11- gii, tier
• 'rite address n tit Anglican t hat rh,
ttneral seas hell from her late :e,id-
Oa Friday evening-. Nov. ,Ntis, :r
care 1Wrd t,dty afnrn,i,n. nu:nher
HILLS GREEN tr•'c” 117 nei�hhnr:
Into letter recti c,1 this weekby Mr. seri Airs \nth my \rale t'rrgath..••-
AIr :\. 1 tare from her son, Rr, IVs are sorry that M7,, teal tttime n.i� Ipi t!1 whu t very so
1 r „ \\'tl t r 1, of ( lis it,• 1 China, nit' herrn ill, We wish .her a speedy 1 ' it. groom
the ey-
enin the',rider nim were
c f the -v
safe ;}ern l t, l but tat of try, stinted tt.t11 a tat lellane v s tt c -
\Ir lfanel Money n 1r, .t sis 1 pleasant uta cyettin•f wa pint at \lass \ant 11e ') t sd by
and the ]:owm a arcs read by
will teach in the l n verity in thatthe home of Mr. .and Mr;, Garnet Dear \1t y' iid :Anthony'• \Ce. v-nnr
city. \lis.. •\i o e?' travelled ht plane i7 iCrr,
i 'est Friday ni..tht when a num- rlirnc!'I!!4 nen hbor have
from Shanghain m C.htuetu. Miss -Clara 'sit t t e :
)ant ter of the neighborsx
\lis wean, rltn*httr t and friends oathr yen art the
117, and Airs u•ul prior 1o,1 -,°,1,';,,:-;"::;'.',..,4:11.',"r5,11,':,1.11.1,
tarsi acp:u airs f,r Dun:• Witit rear man rt e, 1, n,ts
I) \Ic(io , ut t East \\ Ir. aos11, a"-,ti:h .\n a I leets, was read :uttl Mr; 1• r I enh•r, 1 rain I I t Bonds 4,
ht are ve learne,l y- tt
teaches ill tat University. sty. ;:1,l Ale I./mars were presented with 11;1,5 "f Slat•-r-
\lr s, :\ Challenger, accompanied . a lovely nt.uttle clock. n °11 IN's. hate
your t pis 1,i pa :1114 :, 1,57 1 yon trvcry
by bei. ntplieyy, Rey Stunehorl of (Miss .lanai ('"rhr'Inc of Clinton ;1,r c 1 1,t rets \\'a are glad 1
editing t t; n any l cause in
i c ltueit, wire guests at the Mono f yt 11'tl her brother, Alf• and Airs. Toho u,t ;ate Ing i •ur ''. glad 0itha11
Alt Slater p1, Sundae \l S yon are
Stone-. H. C„chr'nu'• an l 171 t e will ,t!11 hart :Ire ;)lens -
hr
house 4 i putt some time with his \Ir, ail \Liss of
father, Jus. Stonehouse f East \Wa- daughter Lot, of t1 titer \idfat• and tae associating, with you. \_ a
„light t 1 '' l esteem w which this
tar sh. I1uae•lield visited are bald we to ton to
\Ir. :, Mrs. 12o Love. nns2E!!ant , < •h suer :and trust, this
(,orlon ISo11 and ly reth Brook
\fr. :end Mrs; Garnet Datars and tear, , 1y they may constantly re -
and neigh -
students of Technical as the
School, Lon- i aughter. 1larjnry, left for linear new
mind you f your friends
don, spent the week end at tae re- home in Dunnville Where they harts, finp1n as you 5 bleI through
spectre home,, taking etre life, that God's
Rev. R. \ Brrn,lc; Jas. Riehtn end ,Airs o er a•otel. ,• lee nap p t u, and swishing blessings may
stall
and Leslie Hilburn attender) Presby -
Mr.
Forrest P:gmonrlrille °t ccs Your d eiettds and
tory at Centralia Tuesday. :Neighbors. are, \
Russel'i Dougherty and hi mother \Ir. lies +thanked the donors for
Phone the beautiful gifts and .good wishes
moved nn \foaday int, the house for- Brussels 19-5 Phone extended
inerly occupied by the late \Ins. Mary Seaforth 232-21
Carter, Queen street north, NewConeralStore�' -"COUNTY COUNCIL .MEETS
CROMARTY. :Huron county las had a most uc-
i- Vera Allen is visiting. with re- WALTON ce fol year, both in financial and
la MIs in Zurich.ives
Quality—Value—Service—Courtesy public service matters, said \Warden
Miss Annie Moore visited with P. & GSPECSo ps—Thurs., 8rcak S.
t25c George H FIGo,t when adritessin
friends in this vicinity last • tel (with china -
Quick Quaker Oats Buren County Council at Goderich
1 ate -day ttern l ,,,, Council met on
\1i. s Jessie Tf pcgert of Exeter spent ware 29c Tuesday afternoon for the 7)ecembs
the past. week with Mrs, Tas. Scott, - Orange Cream Biscuits„ .per lb, 12c cr session the. sittings to continue
SeOtch ints
Mrs, S. A. hiller spent tTte week Belle Baking Soda per Ib. 15c unitilthFri0 chay.a!1 Wardeall Ithl`ottnemb1r.
end yvith her sou in Stratford..Oranges, juicy per doz, 30c Per lb, 5c were present, Ilarvey° i;r !• •lues conn-
,A.large' Crowd attended the ;play in
Axe Handles 25c ty treastuer w -as absent. being. con.
,Sit f,• I
a (a last Friday aught in spite of Ifghest Prices. : ., Cream & Eggs fined to let home ti note
3 els s. "lt
ale met weather, Over $ was taken Cream lifted from our Store •s must rates ars t, note by the roll-
the
at the Mon. Wad.- Fri. Sat. call all members present," said \Pard-
• EN-- - door. -
en Elliottg'''We r. .have arrived at- the
'Want and For Sale Ads, 1. week, 25c cl” °ng chapter. .for 1931, The year)
• Just drawing t, a close has been -ant
visiting
Airs Poster Bennett is seen Itolcling the great .Arctic owl, which
measured more than 5 ft., tt in, from tip to tip, 13•ird authorities say
these large owls are casual visitors in Southern Ontario in -the winter
only, and are truly a bird of the far North. This. ,awl was fearless and
ready to attack any one who ventured too close, as the ilennett fam-,
fly cat Found out to Its discomfiture,
eventful one in • so far as county ai-. digent patients in hospitals and santit-
fairs are concerned, Last Deecin its orituv, stated that the council of that
we witnessed the ushering out of a county wished to ask :the .government
very nttfortnnate episode. It w•as nn to pass a law whereby Parents of suf-
pririlege to -have been honored with licient means. whose children over
the wardeltship of the county at this 1211 years of age have received treat-
eruaial time. 1 entered the post of. meet 7n a hospital or sanatorium and
warden fully' conscious of the respon- are unable to pay for it, must pay the
ability entailed and determined to cast such treatment, At present par -
carry out nae duties to the best of my eats •e not. compelled to pay these
ability, and having nownowalmost cont _ are
When their children have reached
; eted my brut 1 can stand aside 'this age, This letter wits referred to
satisfied that 1 have carried -out •the the legislative committee.
task entrusted to me, When the din- 'Chat a special tax should be placed
uncial report is presented .1 know that on chain stores and departmental
you will all agree that ts'e have tirade stores to stop or to lessen unfair corn- Coming — N•OW AND FOREVER
a decided improvement in the 'Matte- petition with merchants in urban ven-
ial affairs of the county," tres was the content of a letter 7o-
"Tire result has not been accom- ceieed from the council of Ontario -eo, clerk of Colborne Township, regards
'dished without the loyal support of :Referred to the legislative ceinnnittee, lag the prevalence„ o: Russian thude:-
you gentlemen wla, have served with \ letter seas received from field!- in that tnti•nshrp .was read arid,discuss
me during the year, and also to tate island county regarding cd. .Reeve hip .orpe explained that
unselfishness of. the eminty officer, n �d f q the prodttc- ale matt in the tnirrtShip heel allowed
tion and marketing of dairy prutlucts etc w•s"cl to rant rant7ant 5115 -his farts,
who inave labored early and late to and a resolution enclosed therein was ,••,511 it !'a so , e -
accomplish the result attained. Iluron referred to the legislature committee, the r d anal over many .d,ats
County has a right to be proud of 'Che secretary of the Old .Age lien a,tt'. , t'r -avec and pot had ) led :s.
lief• clerk ,Intl treasurer anti 1 ant sure cions linarrl of Dunham and North- The ; t•,y went near SrIrale;,
that I on:y voice the sentiment of till:: timberland indicated- in a letter that r , •k, e \f. Rsat s csp':"r:g
notutcil board wheal 1 say to bath '1,i that : xi sss ss was not t"f :sire
you thaty1, their baud was alis -lied with present the nnsir`us weeds ^ •d thcr,�:nrr,•4ere
u have done your word a 1,1 age pensions laws ,prortalin,g that was no law compelling the o lginai
faithfully and well and that you are the county pay 11) per cent of each trouble -maker in this ease 'r keen t
not e hly a credit to yonrselres but pension and that they desired no t a e 1i cult .he
t the County of Huron as well, I change in this administration, Refer- weed under ill Ileal
The Agricultural
would like t pa} tribute to rite def- reel to the legtlative runuuitrec; Committee will deal with the letter.
uetit conun1 to s who have lubked ;\ letter front the deputy provincial reg'arcltnngr lig'h'ts (m• Ih It Bayfield,
after. the work assigned to tltent and -secretary regarding condition: at the 'Bayfield and - requesting
tl'sis assistance
especially to the chairman of the pro- 'heron, County :gaol and addressed to I t•tancc:
pert' committee who has looked .Elf- Sheriff 11idcilctyat 'f tttiroll County was r'i'med to the (haulRoadsIts con
ter tate work and derotation in the was read. The letter showed the gaol 1ounci The 'hitter intimated that the
tneit.ginee's. clerk's and treasurers of- to le, generally' peaking,• in good oft these liglttis. ,\tletter frog. the the cost
cabinets, whish condition, This letter was :eft with of .-Agriculture uielosi7 g a tpetition for
have been nrtaled anti last the run- property committee,
nen in the hall. which is a derided int- Thea grant Was referred to 1,xcout..com,
Ir,+ccn)cut This Presentment of the Grand :.A letter received from Judge T.
address was well ,fury, enclosed in a letter from the AI, Costello regarding differences in
•
received by the anemhe s, who ex- elerk 1,1 the ,Assize Cour!, showed the salaries of inspectors of public schools
"tressed the 'potion that they had had [Seed of better ventilation and new Dr, J. M, Field and E. C. Beacom-.
a very canaille leader throughout the mattresses for the bc,}s at rite c011 11- rtgnestetl that the tutance committee
yt.ar. The e pnuc t correspondence ty haute and that the Children's of the c,nncil meet with ills H,
,vas then real try the cler Honor
k. all respects.
en was in very toed siileiu❑ in on Thursday of this week to discuss
\ letter iron' Perth County (''1151- ,all res , e
cal enclosing n'. slttti'n regarding in- I t t The letter was li e,i. the matter, 'liber letter was left with
\ letter from William Sallows,ahe finance committee
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