HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1934-11-01, Page 1There are no clocks , here, Sonny,
only the seasons;
Not hours but colors mark the sun's
slow climb;
By shine and shadow in an ordered
going.
Beauty shows time.
I need no sands imprisoned in an
hour -glass—
The birch buds swell, a flower -stank
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HURON COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER
hangs with seed,
A bird drifts south, the eaves at dawn
are silver—
There are no clocks in heaven, only
the gradual
Changings from then to now, front
now to new,
There are no minutes, only moments
saying,
"This, this is true."
WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 56, No. 44
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1934
Phone 84.
$1 a year.
DINNERS and SUPPERS
Regularly
NOT LUNCHES
at all hours
OUR HOME MADE SPECIALTIES
Prices Reasonable
The Olympia
Confectionery and Restaurant
Electric Light
Bulbs
60 watts, guaranteed 750 hours
15c
or 5 for 70c
SALTED PEANUTS ..2 lbs. for 25c
NEW CHEESE l5c
or 2 pounds for 25c
OLD CHEESE, real nippy.. 19c lb.
1 year old last June.
APPLE AND STRAWBERRY
A JAM 43c per can
1 pound of Maple Buds for 1
with every dollar order
JOHNSTON GLO COAT, shines as
it dries a 75c per tin.
NU COTE PERMANENT GLOSS
Finish et., 40c, 70c 1,30 per tin
MOODY'S LYE 2 tins for 19c
MOODY'S BLUE rtv7i .. 5c per pack
Master and O,A,C, Laying Mash.
Eggs -,lc •extra for Trade.
c
PHONE 166
sir sr+unmea=x®....vsser,.meam-Ancrar nws,
VARNA.
:Mrs, Ralph Stcpheason i.:pending
a few days in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs, Sired M.Clymont
spent Friday last with friends in
Wingham,
(Rev. and Mrs. Bandy vieited with
,friends in Toronto this week.
Several from here attended the an-
niversary services in 'Brecefield on
Sunday last.
LO.L. are having their annual sup-
per on Thursday of this week.
Bazaar and 15-
Cent Tea
Under auspices of the May Lane
Young Women's Auxiliary of
North Side United Church, in
CRICH'S VACANT STORE
Satur., Nov. 3
FROM 3 TO 6 P.M.
Slo'ththg over $h
NORTHSIDE UNITED CHURCH
Rev. T, A. Carmichael, Minister,
!Sunday, Nov.' 4th, Sub9ects, 111 a.m.,
"A Great Deliverance," 'Service with-
drawn in the evening on account of
the anniversary in Egmondvflle.
ST. THOMAS' CHURCH
Services, Sunday, Nov. 4. 'Sunday
School and `Bible Class, 10 a,m.; Holy
Communion, 11 a.m.; sermon topic
"Much to Remember," Special refer-
ence to :11l Saint; Day. All r.,nttuuni-
cants reque,ted to attend. Evening
service 7 p.m„ "The Power of Exam -
phi." Canon E. \ppleyard, Rector;
Rer. Canon A. Smith, choir master.
EGMONDVILLE CHURCH
Reverend Charaa Malcolm )1.1.11.D.
Xa '. 4 --Tar 94th anniversary or
the emigre_eti, 11. Services 111 a.m., 11
a,t11., 7:30 • .n.,
McKILLOP CHARGE
San 1; , Nee. 4t1•-t'u i ttani n ser-
vice at Duff and Winthrop. '1'1 reg-
ular service at Bethel preparatory ser-
vice Thursday evening, Nov. 1st, 8
o'clock; at Duff's preparatory service
on hriday evening, Nev. I, S
clock: a: 'Winthrop joint 1 hanks e
in; service of 1\'inthrop awl Deli's
et \\'inthr ;1 on Monday, Nov. 5:h.
Res. T..\. Carmichael will -peak.
McIKILLOP W. M. S.
The ill kil1,v. brawl' of the \\ \1
S. of First 1'reehyterian ("beech he 9
its Oct,oer meeting on Isms lay
1 the eene cf Mrs. (ie., . B.
D) r:an e with a gaud attendan.e ,..
d o: :proem. The president, Mrs. J.
L, 1)e?1 was :n the, chair and the ;re-
train clic.( with the singing i1
Ivtint N5. Dile n: intoe of the- last
meeting. re _cad and the r.! c ,1
. a- .111111iY.M.Zel 11y' a 1 t.snl..-ait it
1y.nn. The Scri > t re lesson was teal
by Mr.. James Drllrattee, after which
Mrs. 1 L, hell :ed in prayer, and also
spoke :.1, nu the work c; the Council
f the ll \I..S. '1'oront,. Mrs. Rtts-
,tl? D; no:ce very nicely recited
poem to t:ed Spec eh." The Glc..
Tidings Prayer was given by jean
Scott. .\.s inteeretiner feature of the
program Wee the presentation of
Life Menthe chip Certificate hy Mr-.
J. Httgill cm behalf of the society to
Mrs. Helen McMillan, while 'Mrs,
\Vit. Hog_ read the address. Mrs.
James Simnto ns and (Mrs. Edward
,Dorrance favored with a pleasing vo-
cal duet. :Mrs, Wm. Thompson then
teed 'a short article, The offering was
taken, 'hyann 270, sung and the .meet-
ing was ,closed by all repeating the
Lord's prayer in unison.
GOLDEN WEDDING
Mr. and Mrs, John M. Govenlock
will celebrate their golden wedding on
Sunday, !Nov, 4. They ttni'YI be at Lome
to their 'friends on Monday, Nov. 5th,
from 3 to 6 p.m.
WILL ATTEND
Canon E. Afppleyard and about
!twenty members of the A.Y!P,A. of
St, Thomas' ,Church will attend the
Huron deanery IA YIPJA, banquet at.
Friday evening,
THE NINETY-NINTH
ANNIVERSARY
Egrnondville Congregation
SUNDAY, NOV. 4th, 1934
11 a.m.—Rev. A. E. !Elliott, Exeter, Ont., Subject "Gratitude."
7:30 .m. Rev Geo Kersey, , E A. Mitchell,
Ont ,Subject, "God
Working With the Individual."
The cthoir wdi be.eoslstccl.by,Or .,Smillie oflIIensall and Mr. James
Stewart of Seaforth.
COMMENCEMENT
The llfh annual collegiate com-
mencement will be held ie Cardno's
hall on Friday, Nov, 30th.
WIN CARTER SCHOLARSHIPS
The Carter Scholarship .awards
IHnron County are announced as fol
;lows: 'First, $100, Roy F. Errington,
!Goderich Collegiate; 2nd, $60, Winat1-
Erect Savauge Seaforth Collegiate;
3n -d, $4101 Bernice Blake, Wingham
High School.
EXTENDS CALL
First (Presbyterian (Church has ex-
tended a call to Rev. W. A. Cameron
of 'Weyburn, Sask., ,whb was highly
recommended to the congregation, Lf
formal acceptance is received in a few
days, it is expected he will come to
Seaforth early in December.
HOME AND •SCHOOL
The Hoare and School Club will
hold their meeting on Monday, Nov,
5th, at 4 o'clock, in,the'teacher's room
of the public school. Miss MacLean
will talk on a subject of interest to the
mothers and the kindengarten pupils
will sing two songs. Tile Club is giv-
ing a prize of 50c to the room that has
the most mothers out to the anecting.
•Encourage ttie teachers and pupils by
your presence at this meeting,
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
'Ashort course in .Howie Nursing
•
and First Aid will be held by the
Juna'•r Women's Institute daring the
week, eontmen n r .N,t e r'her Sth.
Mise Fditl Petty -f '1 tent , will be
the instructor a d tate elaee will meet
in the eo diel' chamber in the town
aa11
each evenine evena: fi ,nl .,tarn.
A yane interested %tell 'le nail`•
ell
COMMUNICATION
I,slitoe The Seaforth
Dear Sir -1 0 that hig Mate lean
intercnqs propose erect51,: the largest
essr-pnaleeing plane iti the 1:rit'sh
Empire 1 our neighthoring town of
t.!.•' -t 11 with 1 :half til , .t dollar in-
restttent ,'id 4)5) et] ycc=. \lav 1
\1r. Edit n, where were a'1 our
Seaf,.rt! "live '.circ: while this deal
,• being- made*: \\'' e were car
l i•ch.,,r of 1n lnstry end nor Conn -
:5"? Yon,,
BOOSTER.
illi, ?4, 1°134.
TAYLOR STEPIIENSON
\ ire >' : ;dine ea- ,.:1.111111Z01
c n Satardny at t 1t1,1 Cid; ,,
Church _1a••„,! Rev. Mr. Gele
acisting. shee II:lenehe Lilian. y ens•
t t dangliter \11. i\lr-. W. J.
1, y; Stanley Tae, ,o1., milted n
enarreare to Clarence Rehert 5tc . tc .-
, c nest sen , . 11x. end 11x;. Chas
ste_,,1t11,ut, ..':',ley 'i;. Tao inside
vies protrdy e .tne•1 in 'br:,it chiffon
velvet with lar trimming, brown ye -
yet 1a: and '1 owl! sac le 't -ti A, The
.r de was attends' lee :Miss Beatrice
D-ol:a.,d, while tic- nI was p
porter! by Lonis Tay:er, brother of
the bride. The groom'ss gi`t,' the
'bride wassilverware, t, tar 4brirle,-
maid silver salt and pepper ;!takers, to
:he -roomsntan, an iters razor set.
Later the young ,couple left hy motor
for Detroit, :Marlette and Flint, the
bride travelling in green crepe dress
with brown plaid trimming, coat of
tree hark cloth with collar 05 fur and
brown accessories ;o match.
"BOOSTER'S” OPPORTUNITY
IGranting, for the sake of argtunent
that the proposed industry for Olin
ton which "Booster" mentions in
a
letter to the Editor, will materialize
and 'prove of lasting !benefit to tha
town, it is hardly fair to lay the blame
on those tt-ho are doing their .best for
Seaforth, !However it brings tip a
nice :point in connection with indus-
tries,
If "Booster" feels something should
he clone for Seaforth we' suggest as
a practical start that he run for that
seldom heard of body, the 'Seaforth
'Public School Board; •conducting a
4vhirlwind campaign like the well
known Mitchell IF, Hepburn, he might
feature as his insignia the axe, and
premise to cut the public school tax
rate in ih'alf by lopping off the increase
in salaries made since the beginning
of the depression, and also abolishing
the class for 'children of pre-school
age, commonly known as kindergar-
ten, which no other town of the size
can aSTord and which many .education -
„al authorities condemn as injurious to
the very young children.
(Bui ear'
mind. g in td that industries can
not be exentlpted from school taxes,
"% aster" might adopt a slogan
Ince this: `°A vote for Booster is a
vote for more industries,"
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A •Uribu4e.
This article is an essay written by
one of the St. !James Arts Club nicrtr
bers for the club paper, 'PIs Arts
Club Journal." It was read before the
Club and ail members present gave
their assent that it was an expression
of their feelings for the .ate :Ir. Har -
try.
..Arts Club Journal, Oct, 26th, 1934...
Mr, William 'Hartry. .;1 few days
ago there died in our town a man well
known to the Arts Club. This man
was William Hartry. He. calve to our
Club as guest speaker twice,
The',Arts Club Journal wishes to ex-
press its regret and ,everen'ce for Mr.
Hartry. In doing so we hope, in fact
we know, the are expressing the feel-
ings of every member of the Club,
Mr. Hartry was no ordinary man.
He was a very extraordinary man. He
was a modelcitizen of our town; a
model workman it this trade, cabinet-
making; a model gardener, and an
apiarist of the first rank; a model of
uprightness good living, and a thor-
ough practical Christian. He was hos-
pitable, cheerful just and humble.
\Ve wish everyone in Seaforth
would recognize this fact. The influ-
ence he wielded in this town, in his
m)n tinasannting way was marvellous.
It was directly owing to his influence,
example and exhortation that Seaforth
is today and has been for some years,
the most beautiful teen e,f size in
Ontario. His kno,c,c i e of ower,,
.hruh.= and trees. an! i!. ei?lingne.:,
t„ share this kn :e 1 g e is in a great
part, acc<,n l a ,Se .•so large a per-
centage f thc , ode 0f S,aforth hay-
ir Mar, enrrontalea b: beautiful
tree-, iloWt:rs ,t ;:e sell kept
us.
Mr. 'Iartt. 0.10"5 5 twice ?sere in
ur Cub, once on and open 00
doaer-, 5)'t h. :'t ., yns he -bowed
dear t that < gas ; raerfc;1 ,eien-
t:.t of •he tint orler, Iii- 'knowledge
ti 1' `aril',(, :'`prate end t:t,,ri)tt,.^,il,
Everyone y,n0 :til hi:1: fa hi- private
life, \ccordt to 'ii, r •s:1 statement
he never :n, kt•,l ?i• t'a'lk. 1)n 1 ae ..c-
eaSie,n he state•,1 f::ln5'y that '1 ea-
r,itb the nee.ey he r- ip t'tie ab-
tinene that ._ e..a''1•' 1 to carry
.0 ,:sty cep,riments bolters
met bee,.
He
had 0 keen•. - - mind
an 1 ire•:t th a ,t.,
chin kept , y in evested
:'t lilt an men.I c- w1'eb he
:•cunni .c : . t frral-
'3:4 it, ,e:: 55. el :ht i,51
men,
Ut eau t and prat
that the tie 1... . \ is also
the ' 1 e re-
eaat , 1.: jmo. mm. , ins tone se
niece
e. " .:t e: .. to
'.,r t . _a , e ',can -
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MRS. SAMUEL DICKSON
laelleeine :ht
death eceeree et t . - 'a 1 te• e, her
1augi er, )1r-. r t) i:es, in Fart
Saskatchewan, Anerta, :. :Mufti
Hannah, a farmer resident o, Sea -
feet?' and widow , : Santee: Dickson,
in her 44th year. La. C 1 .somas Mrs,
Dickson was quite po e.y but had
been around as usual again until con-
fined to bed a month ago,
!Born near Brockville -he was
daughter of the ;ate Mr, and Mrs.
:Samuel Hannah, She taught school
for some years in 'Egniondvillo and
was married in 11667settling in Sea -
forth where most of her life was
spent and where srhe was closely iden-
tified with the work e'f First Presby-
terian !Church 'being the first presid-
ent bf the 'Ladies' Aid .Society, a pos-
ition which she held for 115 years and
also a life member of the Women's
tForeign Missionary !Society. After the
death of her hitsband in d011S 'tiers.
Dickson went to Fort Saskatchewan
and ,trade her home with her eldest
daughter, Mrs. S. O. Tones, returning
twice to Seatortlr to visit ,her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A, D. Satherlasad.
(Four daughters and one snit sur-
vive Mrs. SS O. Jones,Fort Saskat-
chewan; Mrs. A. D. 'Sutherland Sea -
forth; :,ir., Edward Corbett, Mrs. DV.
M. Corbett and Mn, S. Dickson, Ed-
monton,
The remains were brought to Sea -
forth for interment in the Maitland
Bank Cemetery following• a funeral
eervrce held at the res dente .of Mayor,
ea. D. iSutherland and Mrs. Suther-
land on iWednesday at which her
former pastor, Rev. F. H. Larkin, 1),
D,, of Toronto, officiated, assisted .by
/Rev.
W.G. Hamra of Toronto. Dur-
ing the service a beautiful solo,
"'Crossing the Bar," was sung by Mn.
James T. Scott with .firs. M. R. Ren-
nie as accompanist, The pallbearers
including tax
Imo•;�.,
:dere
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' " BRIQALWREATH
Our Diamond Department is always at your service.
Here you will fend only first class Diamonds of clear
and sparkling brilliancy and at prices that wfll appeal
to your pocket book very strongly indeed.
Our Diamond Room affords you the privacy so much
desired, in order that you may make your selection
undisturbed and at your leisure.
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SAVAUGE'
IT PAYS
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nelic:l,\Irs,
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Mrs.
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Friday
Cards
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John
Kerr
Dear
friend;
here
c
vicinity,
years
of
j ret'
King
Great
yon
since
accept
appree.iation
wishes
perity."
Andre" -Archibald' Sannfcl
T hn Beattie. K. McLean,
Jack n, J. G. Mellen.
ni'mg those attending the 'uneral
her eon. :Mr, S. A. Dickson to
n, Mr, and Mr.. Matthew
Gsderieh; front Tcemeto ;tore:
5, Dickson. 'Mrs. Duncan C.
Mrs, Bobrens. Mrs, Gilmore.
Hodgins. Mt Lizabc 11 .1"nu:'.
Anna Sntherlancl. Jack 11°'1'''''
5;;it 1 is Mrs. A. M. Ka.', Mr-.
\Ir', lan.tote, lit. Xnr-
1lalae.
WINNERS
\\'inner: of the prize; in tate Hal.
low e'en draw Wednesday night were:
l --Ford Car:
lir, Joseph D. Las,ick„ 30 Horten
,t, ...m n, Nn, 6033,
2—Majestic Radio:
\trrc D, tieeez -n. C,,lerich-4(in.
3;_Oak Chest:
v,-!
John Douglas, las, Zurieh rr 2—;.a1s3.
4 --Wrist Watch:
R. '1I. Nene 'nl' c, Goderic!i---4C.2$.
5 -.-Diener .Set:
Clarence Levey, Lucan barber --11'S1
his nu
lit. 1'. Patterson, Seaforth.
Disinters of the masquerade were
Girl..-' character costume, large num.
beg entered, :ti .eget 5' urn, '.:iii:=
i tit t -]a
P ,t , i c raster costume, Stephet
\D..iani,, "t)rgan Grinder".
(:hes' cootie costume, Petty Nigh,
\ !,,anly'?mic costnne. ,,."
nor.,.... cTom wince,
1 -is the Cat,"
Gir:, apple eating, Margaret Nigh,
I ye' peanut race, Gerald Barry,
Girl'; nail Britdeivine c nttst. Heleu
1 ra er.
I t-: bt cn': ecthtg c ,ntcst. Jerry
1,ann(•11.
PRESENTATION
Thur -day c rn.a; last 1t 1-
the 'a l all 31,1 1 le f lac bilin
tt-cd 1st the h nn of \i. an.;
I `r i reer, t lamer 11r ire 1
p 1 to 111 d ',art 1 e
.tat ; :hie tytcl I for et unt'
and dun ick were cit! ye 1 un-
the. Ute. ..111' hair, Mrs. Homer
aelseer as floor manager. Tt,'
to evening a well-filled purse 0 3,
nte 1 \[r, Williams 11t Reeve
ll. I' 1', and Mr, t o l u
rev! the folo.ving al he -s
lir, Frr11 \\ idi int:. \\ e. ; ar
and neighbours, have _at'ecreu
this t cnf'r0 t express oar in-
t'7c: that you ,.re ke. 1 . •,:Ir
D,1ri11 the pas: thirteen
we have experienced :furl; :ext-
kindness and help from y:'0 and
r' - ' , this yon 'tate serve 1 your
ant Country three years in :he
War. We had hoped to have
with us many more years but
this ie not to be we a k Son t.,
this token of our esteem and
along with aur best
for your happiness and pros-
�,
DIED IN TORONTO
Til Itnth . -.l
..0,tt. 11 Toronto o'
fl'ile,n7a l.,1e.r•'i'1, t1'•, ,sson ci - 3 1 10
late Dr. T. C'olema0 o. Seatortit, lir.
ant Mrs. Co..n•an resi:e•1 in Winni-
t e.% for a ntinthsr of years where lir.
('alc'nan 11x,1 a t e'x ti'n`t t 1 ,,pith,:
liter the death o: his wiet, formerly
515,s Robertson of Oakville, be retir-
ed a few- years ago to Toronto. The
remains were interred in the Oakville
cemetery. One brother, flfr. Ed. Cole-
man of California, and twb hall.
sisters, Mrs. Benson and Mrs. Lynch.
the latter in Toronto, survive him,
..YOU..
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C®lE .,,...._._._._......
TO THE BIG NIGHT
OF THE YEAR
SEAFORTII HIGIILANDERS .
BAND
EUCHRE - LUNCH - DANCE
G. W. V• A. Hall
FRIDAY SOV. 98:30 f P.M.
WILL HELP THE .BAND
WILL HAVE A BIIG TIME
MAY WIN A PRIZE
ALL FOR ONLY 35c
including tax