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8eyenty4ixth Year
Whale • NWeber - 3506 •
YOUNYOUNG WALTON GIRL
rALLr�WitMIWAY
fR,1J( BREAKS .LEG
John Lamb, One of Walton's
Best• Kowli Resi-
dents, Dies.
NEWS" . OF WALTON
•. 1iatah 'Cummings, young daughter
• of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence, Cummings
had the misfortune to fair on the
railroad track, about a mile east of
the village on Sunday afternoon and
as a re'stilt recelived a fractured leg.
The „Sacra/Tient of the Lord's ,Sue -
per will, be observed in 'Duff's United'
Church on. .Sunday morning, April'
12th Preparatory . service will be
held in the school 'room of , fhe church
on Friday evening. •
Cosby Ennis returned .Meme from
Granton where he 'has been employed
for abo'gt three mar/tbs.
Death of John Lamb'
John Lamb, one of Walton's oldest.
end •best known residents, tpaae'ed a-.
aiay at his home west Of the village,
on Saturday evening;''following • an
illness of only several days' :duration.
Deceased 'was 'born on a farm west
of the village about eighty years age
and had been . life-lgng re dd'enit• of
this district. orok place
from his late residence on Monday
morning, followed by a service in
Brussels RomanaCatholic Church of
wLic'h the 'deceas'e'd was a member.
Interment was made in Brussels.cem-•
etery.
•Harvey Bryans,' of London, spent
the week -end with, .hxs:•:parents, Mr.:
and Mrs. Ede . Bry'ans:
...Mr. and Mrs. I: ugh 'Shannon and
Ides Beth were week -end guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. James
'Elumphries, Walkerville. •
+A • play entitled; "Small Totme
Romeo," will he presented in the A
0. U. W. .'H'all on Wednesday even,
Big,- April 15th; by the .'Cranbrook
Young People, under the auspice's of
ilhe.''4V�lton-.Pwblsc Library. .... - .-._
Death of Henry Dennis •
The dearth occurred= on March 29th
at his late resnidence, ' Lot 14, Cori. 14,-
(Cppt'iikued on Page 5)
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Militia Practises.
Target Shooting
itllteunbems 'of "D" • Company Huron
. Regiment have been engaged in rifle
• prac'ti•ee during recent .weeks.
A range has been fettled .upin the
. basement of the Oddfelllowe' Hall.
•
Badminton Dance
Will be April. 24
Cro:ds'iBrave Cold Weather
To Attend Annual : S: uron
Agricultural Society Show
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Boilers are Deady
The 'second annual 'badminton dance
will be held in the Odd'fellows Hall
on F'nuday, April 24. The eonemittee
in 'charge is arranging a splendid ev-
ening-
Zb N expected that a number, of..
guests will be present from clubs in
the surrounding 'to'wns.
Mid -April , blizzards do,,:: not'
frighten .. the bowlers, for on
Tuesday evening at the height of
the storm, a meeting of the ex-
ecutive of the ilocal club was held
and plans were made for the com-
ing summer's play. The two lead-
' -lug events on the schedule will
be the cedar chest,,* touranament
for rinks on -Wednesday, August
12, which will be the biggest
tournament yet, held by the elu'b,
and the annual Tip 'Top doubles
tournament on September 9th.
Committees were re-elected at
the • meeting. -
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MRS. F. DEVEREAUX
IS NAMEUC.W.L. HEAD
Encouraging Repoi9 Re-
ceived : At Annual
C.W.L. Meeting.
.The annual meeting of the C.W.'L.
was, held in the•,•'parish. ball on April
5tlh, with a large -member in attend-
ance. After the regular 'business, res
ports of the year's work were read
by the 'meeording and ,eorrespondlin'g
secretaries, treasurer and conveners
orf
eomenittees. These showed that a•
busy and' 'profitable year was spent in
Diocesan and National, as well , as
Parochial •activities.
• Rev. Father Hussey expressed his
aprpreiciatiQn:-of the work ac'cornpiish-
-ed--anclawithe tithe-Club-ecatxiu 1. sue-.
cam,
The retiring preisident, Mrs. Frank
Sills, • irn-a •br+ierf address, thanked the
executive and members for the, ,sup -
part given 'her during- h'er term of.
office. •
-'The executive for the -coming year
is as follows': Spiritual adviser; •Rev.
•Father Hus'e'ey; ,past president, Mrs.
Frank Sills; president, Mrs: Frank
Devereaux; 1st •vice-'pree.adent, Mrs.
John Flannery; • 2nd viceepresident,
.Mir•s, Homer Mellen; 3rd vice-presi-
dent, Ars. ,Charles :.Sills;. ' recording
secretary, ,Meet. Dan -Shanahan; cor-
responding • secretary, . iMties A'l'ice
Daly; treasurer, Mrs: Wm. Hart;
press. convener, Mss Loretto Faulk-
ner; pregramn convener, Miss Mar-
garet Kelly;. magazine c.onveaner, Mrs.
Charles• Stewart; '.Citizenslhip conven-
er, ..Mrs. Leo ° Fortniine; '' Immigration.
and travellers' aid convener, Mrs. A.
O'Leary. •
Program Commences With
Parade of Entries, Head-
ed by Hensall Citizeljs'
Band.
CLASSES ARE ALL
WELL FILLED
- IA large 'arowd.'braved cold winds on
Saturday and attended the annual
•Spring 'Shaw of the South Huron Ag-
ricultural Satiety at Hensa'll.
Glasses were well filled) and entries
in both the horse and c'attlie.divvsions
were of splendid quality.
The ehow opened with- a parade of
all entries' along Hensail's Main
Street. The parade, headed.' by the
Htensell Citizens' Band, was in charge,
of Reeve Owen Geiger.
Prize winners were as follows:
Horses .
Clydesda'le�-Aged stallion, 'Rob'ert
Burchill; 'stallion;• foaled . in 1.933,-T.
J. 1McllVtiehael, Ross Pridhem.
Percheron or 'Belgian -,Aged stal-
lion, John Kreis;' stallion foaled, in
1933, Freed Robb.
Standard:Bred 'brood mare -Dr. A
Re Campbell.
Heavy draft mare n• Coal-R•ussell
• Scott; filly or gelding, foaled in 1933,
Larne 'Hay:".
Dr'aft or 'agricultural ,foals, 1,35 -
Alex. Wright, Glen .Slavire and 3rd.
(Draft tear' -Janes Scott, Btusseil
Scott.
,Agricultural mare in foal, T: J. Me -
Michael,.. -.Atex., Wright, 'Wm. Batmil-
ton & San.
Filly or •gelidin'g, foaled in 1935-
Wnn. Hamilton & Sons.
Filly or gelding . foaled in 1934 --
Wm. Hamilton H'am'ilton & Sons, Warren Brock,
Rclh•ert Tinney & San.
Agricultural teams -Russell Scott,
Wia'rren Brock, Wm. Hamilton & Son.
'General :Purpose --Wm. Decker, and
2nd, Benson Williams. • •
1Roadstet4, fanners' class__Elgi�n N.
Miley,- Hiiltotn es.• . T
'Single roadster, open classDr, A.
R. 'Campbell.
POSTAL INFORMATION
As Good Friday is a holiday, the
p•oat office will be dosed that day.
-.Wickets will be open from 12 to 1
o'clock. There, will be n'o rural de-
livery.
Public School Results For
Easter Are Announced
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.Roach e:r--,e4hampion "-- Da. A. R.
'Cam,pbell.
. Championship Class, draft mare or
gelding -James Scott and 2n•dl.
Agricultural mare ore gelding --T:
J. McMichael, Wan. Hamilton & Sons.
'Draft agricultural ch•am'pll'on, filly
or gelding --J. Seett:,
'Township prize, 3 horses from, one
totansh'ip-James Scott, Russell Sioott.
Specials -Best Clyde5diaie stallion,
Rdbert Burchill; gentleman's turnout,
Edgar N. Riley; lady driver, Hilton
Truemner, :Dr. A. R. •Campbell: best
wagdn'horse, Win 'De'cke!r;'bes't`ltbmse-
man.shi;p four boy under .16 y'e'ars, D.
A. R.' Campbell. • •
Judge -J. C. S•t'e!ekley, Guelph,
• • Cattle •
:Angus -Aged' bull, Beet Klopp; bv11
calved•.an 1934, Bert Kl'ceop and 2nd ;
cow, Bert Kiopp; h'ifer under two
...years,. Bert Klapp and 2nd. •
Shot!horn:o-Aged bull, R. N.
Peck,t
W. C. F. Oestricker; (bull calved • irl"
1934, Ia N Peck, W. C. F. Oestricker;
heifer under 2 years, W. C. F. Oes-
tri'cker, R. N. ,Peck..
Herefords - Aged bull,. H. ""'0.
-Wr'ight,, John McGregor; bull calved
ie 1934, •H.:'C. Wright, .Jahn• McGre-
gor;, cern, any age,' O'Neil. Bros., H:
C. Wright; 'heifer, under years,
O'Neil Bros ,111. C. Wright.
'Market Cattle' -Butcher eater or
he'ife'r, John M6Gregor, O'Neil Bros.,
H. C. Wright.
Baby Beef ---R, N. Peck,' H. C.
Weights W. C. F..0•estrick'er.
Bol• �" Judging Competition - 1st,
Norman Pepper, 3 Seafog;th, 91 points;
2nd, Harold Pepper. 3' Seafoeth, 88,
paints; 3rd, Donald Walker, Hensali,
E6 'points..
ANNUAL MEETt
Members Hear Encourag-
- ing Reports At In-
teresting Meeting.
'MRS: A...•CRO•ZIER, PRES.
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The annual. meeting of the e Junior
Women's Insttall:bet was held at the
home of Mrs. Wilfred Coleman, Tuck-
ersrnith, on Wed'neesday when a large
attendance of members heard reports
of the various wmmdttees°"•which in-
dicated a very successful year. Miss
Jean ,!Scott, the president, was in
charge of the meeting which 'opened
with the Insti'tut'e Ode and the Lord's
Prayer. The roll call was answered
by a spring flower.
Business included the appointment
of Miss Ruth Gordon and Miss Jean
Gelmm'ell as delegates to the Guelph
Conference inti May and the accept-
ance of an invitation' from 'the Staffa
Inetitute to at -tend a dance on Wed-
nesday, April 1151.
Officers were elected as follows: -
Honorary 'president, Miss Jean Scott;
president, Mrs. Andrew'Grolier; 1st
vice-president, 'Mrs. Charles Eyre;
2nd vice-president, Mrs.. E. B. Gou-
die; secretary -tre'as'urer, Mrs` Wilfred
Coleman; "•press secretary,' Miss An-
nie ;Popple; 'Directors, ,'Mi's's D!o'na
Ttalrymple, Mms Edwin Johns, Mag.
David McIntosh, Mrs. J. Doig; pro-
gram convener, Miss Jean Pothering -
ham; flower cbnvener, •Mass Jean Mc-
Lean; lunch convener. .Mil's Ruth
•Gerdon; auditor, Miss Meebelle
Rands; district director; Miss Violet
Tyndall; representative 't'o district
annual, Miss's 'Jean,Scott; pianists,
Sarah Whi'tinere.,, nd Mrs: 'llservey
Moore; •standing (Com'mitte'es,: Agrieirl
tural - and Canadian Industries, Miss,
Jean Gemim•eil; Health. Miss Helen
Beattie; Home Economics, Mis's •Irene
• Bolton; Education, .,Mrs: David Me'.
Lean; Legi'slati'gp, Mrs. Elmer'Towzr=.
send-;--Re'lief-'and •-Cement'- Aeti.vi=-
tie•s, friss Bessie Rice; 'Historical Re-
seerch. Mrs. John Hillebrecht; Public-
ity, Miss Thelma Elgie; Peace Educa-
tion and : Ibteili'ational . Relationship-,
Mrs. Ray -mend Nett; Canedi•ardzation,
Miss Anne ,Moore.
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The following are the results of. -"-B-Charlie Case, Reg. Ddlma'ge, •
the Easter examinations: Class A, ', Ca -Kat'hl'een Holmes.
first ,`class honours; Class B, -'second • Absent for one or • more examine,
class 'honours; Class C, ,•a's's; Class. tions-Winrn'if2ed Russell, Thelma
D, below 'pass. Those marked' with Dolmage, Isobel 'McKellar, • Many
an asterisk were a'bs'ent for one or Wood, Kenneth Cutting, Jim South -
mere exam'inati'ons. gate.
Room I Sr. II'I-A--A'hyv'on'ne Moore,' Ir -
B -Donald Scott, Doris Hoff, Lois ene Mowbray, Harry Scott, Lillian
IticGavin, Stirling Habkark, Bruce Southgate, Margaret Pethick •
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Vright, Richard Box, Barbara Best, •B -Jean Currie, Fergus Bell, Ken -
Viola ,Dolmage. Vieth Reid, Annie Dunlop.
O-Jee Smith, Lenore Ed11er, Alma 'C-aCt l ord Ross, Ruth F,raisen.
'Elliott, Bill W'ar sley. D -Helen • I- odgson, Margaret Dale,
IDI. --Grace Gillespie, Stuart Wiigg, Reid Allen,. Stanley 'H'alll. .
Genevieve Hawkins, *Marian Sclater. • Absent -Helen ",Fraisler, Vernon
Jr. IM --Class A: Larnie'I'b'bo'ts'nm • Hoff, Kenneth Keating, 'Donal'd Woled,
11 ---Jean Mills, Lois Wright, Jack Mary Geddes - M. • E. Turnbull,
Elliott, Wylda aoss, Margaret Herd- Teacher.
s'on, Ray Kerr. ' Rom* III
• .d -Ruth ].VLcNairn, Amok • :Mo'ore; '-lL-Wilma Hay, Joan ° Mei/leiter,
*Mildred Swan. Alvin Hoff, Dorothy° Smith, :Neil
11 -John Spndul'e*Audfre!y McGav- Hopper, Violet 'Donee. •
in, Tom Wilbee, Ate 'B'aker,' *Kern B --Gordon Rupee, 7VLa'rjory Gold -
meth Southgate, *Allan S'undercook, ing,. Doris Venus„ 'George IHlilde'brand,
*Charlie Woods, *Earl Montlgomery, •
*:Scott kenr. A. R. Dodds, Acting
Principal.
• Room II
Jr. IV-A-tEvelyn Rivers; Clar-
ence West'cottt:
NOTICE
einkraia
•rte
Any one interested in Turf
Association will please attend
a meeting in Carnegie Library
on TUESDAY, . APRIL 14th,
1936, )to 'arrange details for
horse *sees on July 1st.
3- F. DA'L'Y' - Presiitent
R. B. I4L1VIRS SteAreas.
Dorothy . Howes, Harrison Sproule,
Jean Swan. •
C -Albert Ven'u's, Margaret Editer.
D--1Bi'tlle.. W3lbete, Leo' Oke, Leslie
Ritchie; 'Beth 'V%alms'ley; Arthur Prais-
er, •E rely' Venus.
M4sis'ed exam anva!titiaTs•--•'Marguerciibe
Welsteett, ,• Richard 'Ei'sler, Jackie
Eiele'r, Frank Mills, Isabel Casio..--_
Maude Harbry, Teethe/et
Room IV
A --, Marjori'e McKenzie, 'resin
+Wri'gha, (Patricia B'eehely, , Hellen+
Srnithe Donald 'Ross, Helen Oar -
Michaele Dannie Grumtmlett, Marion
'Mc a tie - ' Betty Dunlop, Ernest
Cl'a'rke.'
'?i-•Reee'Mtontgomery, Aubrey Bak-
er, Laie'innigan, Kenneth Hart, Jac-
quelin'e ()'] eiL -
Ceelloyee Cutting,. Anna Woods,
Jaek Preterite.
!D--.Lourna, Dale„ $ever%y 'Heaton,
Renntettll 'Mtowlbray, •"nii''s llaee Horns' se
*teeth, 'Dieneidd•a gawking, +Clalt+emce
('Oontintedt ei Page 4)
Couples celebrate
doubleAnniversary
A double wedding anniversary watt
pleasantly celebrated at the 'hom'e of
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Shackleton,
of C'on'cesisa'o'n 6, 'Ashfield, :an Monday,
when Mr. and 'Mrs. John McWhin-
ney, .Concession 1, Ashfield, celebrat-
ed the ninetee,nl`.h anntiversary• of
their marriage, and Mr. and Mrs.
Shackleton their thirty-second anni-
versary: Mrs. MuWihinney Was form-
erly Miss Ida Shackleton, a sister of
'Matthew Srh,ackletton. The cerenilony
which united Mr and Mrs. MciWlain-
ney was performed by Rev. I. A. Mc-
Kenzie, pastor at that time of Dun-
gannon and Crewe United Churches,
while the 'marriage ,tcerelnbny of
Meitithew Shackleton and Mise 1VI'ary
Gray --was ,perfo eared by Rev. Mir,
Robinson. IHlosts' of friends of both
couples join in extending dongmratu'la-
blore.
Mrs. F: Ross, Aulbntrn„ was renew-
ing former acquaintances 'in Dungan-
non; IMrs. C. W. Alton send Mass Al-
ma Free, R.N., have returned frons
Toronto where they spetitt 't1v0 'week
with relative's.
Albert J'o'hns'ton, of 'Oonele'ssion 3,
'1Weat Wawanosth, held a successful
auction sale of ihlor's•es, et his farm
homes The 'horses, which were of
vat -ions eigets, 'brought good prices,
A'e 'hie-heat_.one• selling far $170.
Otheie 'blrtittght 'as .low ars $140, ' shut
were dtispo9'ed 'orf. grnee s are in
bid's& &Mend at presalnt, lbaiilf by
farmers and by other hafmsxnteiri;` aid`
geed pt1 etre being r'eaticed.
Friends Honour
Mr. E. F. Tamen.
,Ori the oecasien of this de'partu're in
thee near future, Mr.' E. F. Taman
of the Canadian Bank .of. Oommerce,
was honored by friends! at an enjoy-
able function ,'held in •the bank apart-
ment's Friday evening: Mr. J. G.
Mills, manager of the Bafk, •. spoke
briefly ',but appropriately of the act.
tive part Mr. Taman had played in
'the ,activeness- of the town and. pre-
sented him with a'trave.11ing kit.
Congregation 'Noy
Pot Luck .Supper
.
eaforth Lions .
. tten
Fine Opening Meeting
•<M
Newly Formed ,Chntan
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Local Club Proyides Pro-
gram A s� Neighboring
Club Holds • Inaugural
Meeting.
LION CHAS. STEWART,.
IS GUEST SPEAKER
'Members of the Seaforth 'Talons
Club were in Clinton on, Monday ev-
ening adtendling the inaugural meet-
ing of the 'Clinton Lions 'Club. Thirty-
o'n'e Seafomth Lions made the trip and
the local club arranged the meeting.
e, Lion Frank Fir/gland, president off
the Clinton Club, presided, while
Lion J. E: Keating, Seaforth greed-
dent, led 'in .the singing.
-The . speaker of the evening was
Lion Charles Stewart, • of Seaforth.
who 'spoke on "Destructive Lionisan."
At the conelusion a vote of thanks'
Was •in'oved by Lion A E. Fines, of
Clinton. . -
. Lion Stewart said:
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When Lion President Keating was
arranging the Seaforth portion of to-
n'ilgtht'Is .program, the logically conclud-
ed 'that at. a meeting of this' kind
ttheee 'should .be something said on
the isulbje•ct of "Zi'o'nism."
The -Mantle fell) On my s'honaude'rs,
net ibecause of preferment br a'bi'lity,
bzit
soley by vietu•e .'of the fact that
T' haplpen ,to. be ChM/imam, of a coin-
mit't+ee whose duty it is to see ',late
•soome phase of informative Lionises -1
'Is::,periodical•ly injected into the pro -
rams. nf
ro-rams.'of the club, with the result
tthat I find`'-inyself sametv'hat'in the
poslit`.ion of.. a .plianor player in t'he.
early days of. a ' D'a'v's'on' City dance
hall. The manger realized- that the
piano player was :pretty poor, but
they 'weree lee -erre and 'he did not ravish"
to loose him, so he erected a sign' on
lilte t alle tr-sp- urea 't11me. •pi'aniat's'_'lvesel;
'wli'ioh read: "Do not sh•aat the plano
playerette is doing the best he can."
Before taking up our •s1u'bj'ee't, I
Wiwt'n-ho talee• •ttiina .bosineeire,l'y con-
gratulate the ,oi!ttizens of Clinton' on
the advent of Li'oniism to - their town,
because it li'sr an: event in the history
of any community w'o'rilhy of the very
'highest eongratula'tiom.' I have •Ib'een
c'c'inmis'sioned to extend sincere greet-
ings to the Clinton Lioris,`to 'welcome
tlhern as 'our n'e'igthiber club and to ass
ere 'f,bem it is our earnest wish to
lee nc't 'o.nry good but useful neigh
bogs to assist and . eo-operate with
your club whenever and in whatevee
manner you may desire; and, fin'ably,
to wish the Clinton Club that marked,
tuecess which the excelletrt personnel
gf the .Flub gives us 'every right to
confidently expect.
By destructive Li'oniem wee meati
the actuality and the ability of Mon-
ism to tear down and destroy these
,d•espi,cable walls which lift their ugly
heads in every c'o'niinunity to the dis-
advantage of that :eommuni^ty. the
advantage of that community, the
interru'pti'on of pro'gre'ss. •
One •of the first walls yqu• will
find Lionise -1 destroying in your com-
munity is that regrettaibdle wall of
s'urgrcion, envy;• jealousy an' unfair
comestit:'on. that so , frequently as-
serts ,itself in tbus'inese and l rofe5-
si'on'al ' - circl'esr., &Spe'cially 'between
(Continued on Page 8)
The EgmondvilTe congregation had
a hot pot luck supper on Thursday
evening: Supper was served at 6..30.
After supper 'Mr. D. F. McGregor
led in :sionme community singing; then
followed a varied program of read-
ings, instrumental and vocal m'esic;'
.anal an' appropriate address on "World
Oon'd'itycns of. To -day". by Mr. Joseph
Forreatt. • _
At the close of the program a
statement of the church's-:finan•ces• was
read, which 'thawed a balance of $150
in- the general• funds foie the first
quarter ''of 1936, -and acontri'buti•on•
of over $100.00" for the M. and M.
fund.
The ehurdh' also has its weed cut
far n'ex't winter, the .generous gift of
Mr. 'David MlcLean. •
The Alpha Juvenile Choristers' of
Stratford, will present a program •hi
Egmorvdlvllle Church on, Friday, 'April
17. This choir of 30 boys is• well
known throughout Westen Ontario
:for 'their first, (place in musical fes=
tival's, and in June this yearn will fill
engagemmentls in 'London, Chatham,
Windsor, Chicago. and New York.
FOR COMPLETE
SATISFACTION
BURN
Hamilton
Coke
Producd in Canada
By Cannons
N. CLUFF ett SONS
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April Blizzard
The weather man apparently
pays no attention to the calendar,
for on Tuesday, April;