The Seaforth News, 1928-10-18, Page 5CHAIN_�,_...�T
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Our Prices good for one week
Salt, Free ,Running, pkg. 9c
Tapioca, 3 lbs. 25c
Potatoes, sound white stook,. bag $1,00.
Glycerine Soap, finest quality, 3 cakes 25c
Hill Top Tea, our special blend, lb, 60e
P, and G. Naptha• Soap, 6 Oakes 25c
Economy rules at the Red and White
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Seven Deliveries each Day,
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We pay the highest prices for good cream.
Our services to our patrons are the best that can be given.
Do not send your cream to other Creameries; we want
it here.
To operate a Creamery We need your co-operation.
In return for you co-operation we will give you of our
best in service and prices.
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Flowers Furnished.
Night or day phone 67.
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Of Wingham, am will be at the
Commercial' Hotel, Seaforth
Monday, Wednesday and •
Friday Afternoons
Diseases of all kinds success-
fully treated.
Electricity used.
Beware of an Itchy Spot
Keep your hair and scalp
clean, also. free from dan-
druff by having your next
shampoo at
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SHOP
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Just around Corner ornet in
the Dominion !Bank Build-
ing'
Phone 125.
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Cleaned and
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in the dressing, ft will. estop ,slough-
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out the ptis-and prepare a clean way
for the new skin. It is a recognized
healer among oils and numbers of
people can certify that it healed
where properly applied.
A,D. SUTHERLAND,
GENERAL ENER L INSURANCE
AGENCY
Real Estate, Conveyancing, Bonds
and Ievestments
Phone 152
Removed to New Office;' opposite.
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Seaforth, Ontario.
- MANLEY.
An old Hine 'reception was given at
the home of Mr,- and Mrs. Henry
Wietersen last week when Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Eisler returned from 'their
honeymoon trip. Aboat 1150 guests
were present; dancing,, . games and
songs continuing until the wee tiro'
hours. The many presents received
show the high esteem in whlich the
bride is held. rt.,11 wish' the young
couple a smooth journey !through life.
They will reside on the grooms farm
in Logan township.
Mr, and Mrs, Thomas McKay and
W. Mr. and Airs V . ATanle r attended' Manley
the family 't
reunion at the orn o'f
e
Mr. C Eckert, Seaforth, last Sunday.
Mr. john Deftt isagain busycrush;
ing stone On the mountain on the
2nd concession of McKillop. He is
doing ideal work With a steam tree
Oen engine to run the crusher.
Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Purcell. of
Midland, spent the week -end in our
burg.
LONDESBORO.
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Roberton re-
turned home Saturday night after a
three weeks' holiday with Winnipeg
friends,
Miss Gladys Grainger returned' to
her home here after a pleasant visit
with her 'sister its Toronto,•
Air. and Mrs, 5. Nott spent Sunday
at 'the home of Mr, and Mrs, 'Nelson
Lear.
A large number from here attended
anniversary services at Burns Church
both morning and evening. Rev, Mr,
Weir, .of Blyth, was the speaker at
both services, '
Mr. r. an Mrs. note, who lav
d M i'
fI e
spent acoupleof weeks with their
cousin, Mrs. James McCool, have re-
turned to their home at Perth.
HILLSGREEN.
Mr. and Mrs, 'Thomas Coleman of
Tuckersniith, are spending a few clays
with Mrs,. E Troyer,
Mr. and Mrs. (Wilsotn Carlile spent
Sunday' in 'Loncton. Muriel and Mar-
tha retnrnin:g with there after spend-
ing a week visiting friends,
Mr, Francis Coleman is sporting a
new 'Pontiac car.
Miss Nellie Taylor, -who spent a
few weeks in Stratford, has returned
home,
Mi.'and Mrs. Robert -Parsons left
'on Tuesday for N. Dakota to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Ryckntan.
'Mr. Thomas 'Ooatsitt and son Rus-
sell and Mr, Amon Coleman took in
the ploughing, match at London.
McKILLOP..
i4['r. and Mrs. Clifford 'Hunt, of
London, visited with Mft•,-•and Mrs, E.
.hitt on Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs J. MoNichol attd Au-
brey, of Morris, visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. William MfcCltn•e on
Sunday, 4d
Mrs, Sorters, of Stratford, was vis-
iting With :friends here this past tyeek,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lratnbpt, of. Mina
spentt'Sunday afternoon with Ivfr, and
Mrs. J. R. Storey.
Miss 'Ruth Scott spent Sunday with
Miss 'Clara Storey,
TOWN TOPICS
Miss Me.lrltersott and Miss Mar-
shall, representatives of the -Girls'
Work Board, who were giving ad-
dresses in 'N:orilt Side and E81rnond-
ville United Churches, visited over
the week -end at the home of their
friend, Miss Anne Govealocik.
A new roof is being put on the
.Strong Block dais week, George A.
Shia & Sons have the contract,.
(Last Sunday at the morning service
in ,North Side United C'hur'ch, Mr.. E.
R. Crawford gave an eloquent and
inspiring report to the large congre-
gation of the great Laymen's Con-
vention which .tad been field the 'week
before in Mttissey Hail, 'Toronto:
Many spoke of the address as being
most helpful, Mime*, them in a
new and vivid way of the importance
of the work of the church.
Mr, and Mrs E. W. Burch, of
Memphis, Mich, were week=end
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. G. Willis.
Mr. and Mrs, +R, N, Hays, of New
York, left for their home Tuesday
morning. :Miss Helen 'Cannpbell re-
turned with them, •
Sunday visitors at thehome n
eo Mfr,
and Mrs .Louis Hildebrandt of
Mr. and Mrs.Andrew Thiel, ofPres-
ton; Messrs. .Albert and Sim Thiel, of
Kitchener; Mr, and• Mrs A. Foster,
of !Hensal'; Mr. and Mrs, ,William
Meidinger,- of Zurich; Ivfr. William
Hildebrandt, of liensall; Mr. Irvin
Hildebrandt, of Goderich,
'Mrs, Gordon Hays, who has been
nursing her mother, Mrs, C. Eckert,
returned to her home in Detroit, ae-
conipanied by her husband and Mr.
and Mrs. L o
its Braila i
c Miss s u
L c
y
Eckert who 'spent Sunday with their
parents here.
Mr. Marshall Smith and his mother
Kaci a short visit this week from a
number of their relatives from To-
ronto. Hamilton and Wro:reter.
The many friends of. Mrs. H, 5.
Gibson are sorry to know' she has
been confined to bed the past week.
Mr. Alex, Lamont, Frank Lamont
and Jack 'Wright were visitors at Mr.
John Lament's, Blyth, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs: Geo. MoGaviit and
family were week -end guests with
Mrs. Eduard Hotham, in Delaware.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Spier, Harriston, are
visiting her parents, ivIr, and Mrs. J.
Dennison,
George Welsh underwent an opera-
tion for appendicitis in the hospital
.on
Tuesday.
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Mr. Charles Ross teft"bTonday to
join the Toronto police force.
Mrs. D. M. Ross is visiting with
her daughter in Stratford.
Mr, and Mrs. Emmerson Fisher
andlJean, of Drayton, visited Mr, John
MdD'gwetl this week.
'Misses Emily and Flo Cresswell
leave for Denver, Col., on Saturday.
Mr, and 'Mrs. ,Aller, Braadfaot left
Tuesday for their home e to Moose`a
W
Mr: Fred Barlowe and family y are
moving into the home recently vacat-
ed by Mr. E. W. Bateman,
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Mr. and Mrs. Max Ra
Y'n
and and
Mr. and Mrs, 'Mullen and Gordon, of
Lucknow,visited Mr, and Mrs, John
Webster over theweek-end.
ti<ee end.
Rev. and Mrs. Miller and family, of
Harrow. visited her sister, Mrs. R. S.
Evans, this week.
Mrs. S. Dolmage Sr. is at present
nursing Mrs. Nelson Govetilock who
has been laid up with inflammatory
rheumatism,
Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Box and Billy
are visiting several clays with her bro-
ther, Mr. Hugh Mc!K'ay, in Niagara
!+tails.
Messrs. Crosier, McDonald, Rob-
ertson and Mrs, Booth enjoyed last
Wednesday at 'the big Provincial
plowing match. It .was a wonderful
gathering of plowmen and people. 50
acres were far too small to park the
cars,
'MasterGeorge Geor a Hays,
son of Col,
r R.S. Has takinga
and 'Mrs.is
Y,
course in the Technical School, Lon-
don,
o -don,
Mr. Robert Holtby, of fort Perry,
Ontario Holstein Inspector, visited
his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-
t'herson, on Wednesday, '
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mason and
son, who have spent the summer at
the 'Charter's home, left Sunday .morn-
ing for their home in Saskatoon.
Mr. t r: Stuart Knox, Mint,
a visitor this week with his
s aunt,' was
Mrs.
A. Routledge.
Miss Dorothy Robinson of Landon
is visiting -her grandparents, Mr, and
Yrs. Fred Robinson.
Mrs. John Robb and Miss Nina
ltolbb visited for a few days last week
at °rillia,
Miss Hay of 'Stratford was a week
end guest whet Miss Rena McKenzie.
'Miss, .Isabel Close of Kitchener is
visiting this week with fifer aunt, Miss
Belle Jackson.
iYlr. YViiliam-Govenlock is a Toron-
to visitor tits week.
Miss Isabelle Archibald of Welles-
ley hasnital Toronto,
spent
two dayss
this week with her parents, Mr, aud
Mrs William Archibald.
MRS. JAMES BEATTIE
The death occurred at 'Bridgebm•g
ort Tuesday, Oct, 16 -'of Mrs. James
Beattie. Her cleat i is the third in the
family since last• arch, her husband
and daughter Bessie predeceasing her
a few months. Mas. Beattie was for-
merly Margaret ,Ross, daughter of
teh late James Ross of the Mill road.
She was married 95 years ago. She
leaves two sons, Robert, of Bridge -
burg and !loss .in the West, also two
sisters, Mrs. MoLea'n Eg'mondvilt'e,
and Mrs. John Routledge, Calgary.
One .sister, Mrs. Thos. McAdams, pre-
deceased her ten 'years ago, in ,Sea -
forth, also a young brother, William,
The remains were brought to Sea -
forth `Wednesday evening for inter-
ment in Mtritl'and.bank cemetery on
Thursday at 2.30 pm, The funeral
.will 'be held from the Home of Mr.
W. J. Walker, d-Iigh•St, iid , and Mrs
Robert Beattie and MI.'S, MoLea'n
(who has been attending her sister)
aecoutpaniod the •rent'ains from
flt•islgeburg,
A safe 'and sure medicine for a
child troubled with Worms is Mother
Grates' Worm Exterminator, ,
Watnt,. +d For Sale .,ds, 1 time 25c
TNE $1 APQRTH NEW
PAGE, FW,
Miss Bessie Cittlf, of Seaforth spent
the week -end with Miss Elv
1%J I 1V Wheatley,
PLOWING
Mr. and on, Oliver d Ds yid, Mrs
12. Anderson, frau and ,.:livid, spout
,Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Wnt. Reed,
l ulir, Ho
tYlr,-TTowa�rd Mars tail sAent Stttulay
the farce of Ed. with MMt•, Girvbn Anderson. •
Mrs, H, Armstrong att'd daughter
t 19, Con, 1$ Stella visited \4r. and Mrs. W, •C arke
AI�TgN on Shndlay,
;Che many friends of Hattie Arm -
Of 1VIt Pleasant strong are glad to know tine is able to
61h be around again,
ctober L Mr. and Mrs, Ed, Brittont spent
Sunday with friends in Walton•
PC1Ges ifr, and Mrs, B, R. Stephenson vis-
rall tort 1S ited Mr, and Mrs, 'Chas,'Parsotts ort
'Sunday and at'tende'd Burns Chure't,
Tournament Miss Don'alda Adams gave a birth -
of the match day ,pa1rty SS'at rdayerfternoon. About
L present and s
Bail on right -jolly party was had nit games
e lYlatCh, and music. The hoose was prettily
decorated in yellow and black and au-
aWyei', tutnn letavcs and'fiowers. A •15,cand
eG. cake was a delicious feature,
Mrs. Logan and Kathleen spent tl
Science Htl week -end with Mr. and Mrs, Leo .St
■ ,phenson.
Mr, Robt, G'rimoldby, Mr. Cita
RN. Riley and Mr. Jos. Riley Sr. were i
Seaforth hospital, Stratford on Monday,
16, ]928, to Mr. Mrs Peter Lindsay spent Sunda
Cameron, 'Looker- with Mlrs. Woods at Walton.
Ret Mr, Parr, of Goderich visite
M . and• Mrs, Wtt, Britton SSunday,
Sunday will be the anniversary an
lYValton, Preach- next 'Cu'esday the fowl supper an
on Snnclay morn- program. For details see ad and, bill
rry able serruous, •Mr's, Pollard and i\2iss Phoe'be'W't
ouducted kefieid were visitors in Listowel a
altos, Sunday,
front Detroit Mrs, Cook, Goderich Tp., spent
vi^itis iYl'•r. and few clays last week with iivtrs. J'o
Riley Tr.
cid in the Sunday lir a'nd Mr I erne Eckmier an
iday evening, Mlr.
Billy and ITelen and Misses Holtne
t presiding anal all of Brussels, spent the week -en
with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Adams,
MA
will be held on
Hanson, Lo
FULL
u miles east
Friday, October
$400 in
Classes fo
Horse Shoe Pitching
on the afternoon
Concert and Plowman's
the evening of th
V, Grinney, OtisS
Pres,
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CAIMERON.-In
on Tuesday, Get,
and Mrs. '.Geo.
sanith, a son,
.KIP
Rev, Mr, Maines
ed in St. Andrew's
ing and delivered t
;Rev. Mr, Conner c
anniver-
sary services in W
A number of friends
sent the a e-
p
v. el end
Mr R,T. Elgie.
Mrs.E gle.
'The Y.P.S. was h
School room on Fr
Harvey McClymon
Mrs. Conner acted as pianist. The
report of the delegates to the conven-
tion at Grand Bend was given. Mr.:
Norman Alexander we's appointed
secretary -treasurer until the end of
the year. The ,meeting was closed by
the Mizpah benediction,
Mr, and Mrs.. Samuel Cudmore, of
Seaforth, spent Sunday at the hatne
of Mr. and Mrs John Mita.
Mr, and Mrs,E. Stafford, Vienna,
spent a few days with her 'brother, Mr
W. L. Melhis, of. •tlee village.
Mr. Mrs.
W. Nichols of -
5ea •
forth, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs,' Len ,Purdy, of the village.
'Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Cudmore, who
have been t i 'it's
v s Ing friends in and
around ,the -village for the past month,
has returned to his home in British
Columbia,
Messrs. Archie and Frank :Durham,
of Princeton; visited at the home of
Mr. and Mr's. B. D. Field over the
week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Vincent and
family, Mrs R. R. Geoghegan, of
London, spent the week -end at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Jas.' McCly-
niont, _
•Mrs. Writ, Butt, of Seaforth, who
has been
verysick atthe tl c home
of
her son
Mr,Thos. Butt, '
ho t t, is improving
very nicely.
Mr, and Mrs. Wtu, It•ison, who has
been visiting with friends in Toronto
have returned home,'
DUBLIN.
Mrs, Paul Longeway, of Guelph,
attended the Kliistner•{Kenney wedding
on Monday,
Mr. Leo Kenney visited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kenney, on Sun-
day,,
Mrs. Frank Feeney entertained a
number o'f 'friends on Sunday.
Mrs, Leo Kenney and baby Pat-
ricia returned to their home in To-
ronto on
Tuesday.
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Mr. Frank McConnell and Mr.
James Krauskopf visited friends in
St. Joseph on Sunid'ay.
Misses Kathr
n Byrne and Carrie
Y Y Ca to
Krauskopf visited
friends in London
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on Sunday.
Mr.
and 'Mfrs, john McGrath spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Patrick Williams,
The many 'friends of Mr. Bill .Gil-
lingham, who met with a serious ac-
cident on Friday night when he col-
lided with another car, are sorry to
bear that he is still .in. a very serious
condition.
Mr. William r
N . � illicit B ock and on tN
made a business trip to Dublin on
Saturday.-'
Miss Rutlt Dillon spent Stutda
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph
Dillon,
Miss Evelyn Dillon is home from
Clinton.
We are pleased to hear that Mrs,
Walter Carpenter is improving.
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ELIMVILLE.
Mrs. Henry Coultas, of Exeter, vis-
ited recently at the home of Mr. Nel-
son Coultes, who is alt�le to go for
short walks and car rides.
\Tisses Margaret and GladysJohns
g Jot
visited their aunt, Mrs, Will Pyibus,
at Chiselhurst, for a few days the
end of last week.
Mrs, Chas. Johns, who has been
confined to'herbed with bronchitis,
i. improving.
The members of the choir held
their wceldy •practise at the' - parson-
age last Friday e4ening and had a
very enjoyable time with Rev. and
Mrs. White in their home.
Mr: and Mrs. 5, Edwards, of Mit-
chell, were callers at the home of
their 'niece, Mrs, Ed, johns last
Thursday.
A very,large ,proportion of the nett
in this community attended the Prov-
incial Plowing match last week. Judg-
ing front the number of cars on the
roads one would think there were few
inn in Huron who did not go.
Want and For Sale ads, 3 times 50a
CONSTANCE.
Mr. and Mrs, Albert 'Jackson and'
daughter 'Grace, of 'Harrisito'n, were
Sunday vi';itors with Mr. and Mfrs,
Second McBrien, IHul.lctt.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Ross Harrison and
little son, Mr, !Orval Steep and Miss
Lillian Wise, all of Goderich,• were
Sunday, visitors at the Monte- 0't Mrs,
Colclotigh and sons on Sunday fast.
it. James Mrashall, of Walker-.
toil, and Mr. Norman Spiers, of :Brus-
sets, were visitors at the home of Mrs.
Colciough on Sunday.
i3UL'LETT,
Miss Edith gosling•, who tris beet
ill wilt scarlet fever, is around again
Mr, James Medd is 'busy with
gang of men pulling and packing ap
ples i•n Goderich township.
Mr. and Mrs. ?red -King, of Ayl
tier, s,pent'Sunday with Mr, and Mrs
Wm. Carter.
Mr. and Mrs, Barber and Mr. an
Mrs. McMillan, of Detroit, visite
their friend, Mr. Charles Carter, of
Sunday.Mr Carter has been serious
ly ill 'but is improving,
Mr,John Ilcs'selwo'od has had
neinwindmill
erecter].
. Wm Knox,, who had his hand bad
ly torn in the gearing of his windmil
is mueh better.
Miss 'Be'tty Lawrence is visiting i
Stratford at present.
A good sized male steer, has been
seen by several.on the Sth concession,
BRUCEFIELD,
The W. M. S. of the United Church
he] their d her Ootober meeting in the
basement
of the church n October
Oc ober
d'Oth with the Vice -President, Mrs.
Hugh Aikenhead,
Airs. A.
,presiding.
T, 'Scott read the c v 'ti
to 0 oval leaflet
entitled "God's Possessiogs," and
Mrs.'amen McQueen 1 ren led in prayer.
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Roll call showed an attendance of
twenty -Seven members. The bale
committee reported that a bale had
been shipped, amounting to $20.00;.
Mrs. Arthur McQueen and, Mrs.
Gregor Mc'Gregor, official delegates
to the W. M.S. :Conference ('Centre
Section) held at Clinton, presented
their reports, which were much ap-
preciated. Mrs. Ratten'bury closed
the meeting with prayer.
Mr, and Mrs, Austin Wheeler and
babe and Mr. Norman Wheeler, of
Detroit, spent the week -end at the
Monte of their parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Tom, Wheeler.
Miss McCully returned to her Home
in the village last woelc after spending
a few weeks visiting friends in Hen -
sail.
Miss s. Irene Snider, of Lindon, spent
the week-en'd at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. Snider,
Miss Pearl Brock is at present in
Sctaforth Memorial Hospital where
She underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis- on Monday. Her many
friends hope to hear of her speedy te-
covery.
;Rev. W. A. and Mrs. Bremner i'is-
ited MA•. Sremner's sister in London
i this week, who is very ill.
Mr, and Mrs. T. 13, Mustard and
family spent the week -end at their
Y cottage in Inverhuron,
Joseph Nurse Rohner, .who has been nurs-
ing . in Clinton for the past few
months, returned to her home in the
village last week for a much-needed
rest.
Miss Olive Harrison spent Sunday
with Mrs. F. Aikenhead.
Mr. Goldie Graham was in Exeter
last Saturday on business.
'Among those whose attended tate
plowing match at London were Mr.
A. Thompson and son fames, Mr. J.
McEwen and Mr. A. McQueen.
YVhile at the plowing match, Mr.
Walter Moffat treated himself to a
new John Deere tractor,
Mr. Will McEwen had the misfor-
tune to fracture some ribs while re-
pairing the track in his barn. His
friends wish him a speedy recovery.
Mr. Harry Dalrymple 'has present
ed the 'tinnily with a new Ford car.
Messrs, John MI•oCo'wan, Walter
Baird, Lorne Taylor and Victor Tay-
lor spent a clay in London last week,
Mfr, Stan. Reid, of London, spent
the week -end at Itis home here.
Mr, and Mrs. J. Rattenbury and
family, of Burlington, were week -end
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
W. R;attenbury in the village.
Mr. Elwood Stackhouse, of Guelph,
spent the week -end at his home here
Mr. and Mrs, W. Taylor and
Misses Given and Eileen Taylor, of
Guelph, were week -end guests with
Mr. and Mrs. W. Stackhouse. -
Marion Oliver Mission Circle. - The
regular meeting of the Marion Oliver
Mission Circle was hold on Thursday
evening with 0, Broadfoot in the
chair. Alftrr the usual -devotional ex-
erciscs the report: cif the WM.'S. Sec-
tional meeting held in .Clinton, was.
given Hazel Haugh read a very in-
teresting story. Plans were discussed
far a 1Tallowc'ett• party which will be
held on the nth,. '
The Octobermeeting of the Lon,
don !Road U.F,W,:O. isbeinghold om\.
Friday evening of this week at Mrs,
LdBeau's, The members of the
Brttcefield club and htts'battds are in.'
vi ted to meet whit thyro. ProgressiveEUC RII
a Miss Edith S'tatthury, of Stratford
Normal, spent the week -end at her and
home here,
iiTt', Reggie Shipley returned on
Saturday front the West,
Mr. Glen McKnight motored down
to Oshawa on Sattarday and spent the
week -end with his brother Leonard.
Mr.' Scott Davidson -visited friends.
in Hamilton over the week -end,
StanleMr.Atex. !Hyde, of Oshawa, has
been visiting at 'the hohome of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs: Jahn Hyde, of;
y
Miss Jean McKenzie was in God-
erich last -week attending the teaoh-
er's convention.
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