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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1937-06-24, Page 1!Far IPeoty, any Peony, Huth strength to make me whole,— She hole,:S'he gives' her heart •of 'beauty (Ivor the 'healing' of my soul. • S'he hath a ,deep hid virtue N'o 'other flower badth, IWhe.n summer cumes rejoicing A-deswn my :(garden path, WHOLE SERIES, VOL, 59, N�. 25. heSeaforthN• %I U R O N COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER an opulence of colour, an robe of satin sheen. 'She oasts o'er all the hours Her sorcery serene. A su-ir¢ile, heartening fragrance Comes piercing the warm hush, '.Kind from the ;greening woodland I' bear the first wild thrush, Blfsa Carman. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1937 Phone 84. SI a year. SPECIAL ! 'BROADWAY BREAKFAST OR- ANGE PEKOE TEA With Beautiful Glass—all for 6SC PEAS, Large Tin, No. 4 . 2 TINS Ac CiOR1N, Large Tin , . , 2 Tins 19c PUMPKIN, Large Tin Choice 2 Tins 19c PIE CHERRIES 2 Tins 23c STRING BEANS 2 Tins 19c EAGLE BRAND MILK ...20c Tin CLARKE PORK & BEANS 101/2 oz. Tin 4. for 25c CRUNCHIE SWEET PICKLES. 27 oz. Jar 25c 'CRUiNCHIE SWEET GHERKINS 27 oz, jar 25c :HORNER GEJ.ATINE- 2 pack 25c .SUNSET DYES 2 pack. 25c TWO -IN -ONE WHITE POLISH 15c Master Pig Starter, Grower and Fin- isher does the job. Try it and be convinced. A. C. Routledge Phone 166 COAL EQUALITY -SERVICE 'E. L. B O X P43 North Side United Church Sunday. June 217Th. Rev. T. Carmichael Minister. 110 a.m„ "l'he Feeding of the Five 'l housand." Fioly Conununion. 7 p.nt., "Man, 'A Living Soul." S.S. at 110 a.n,. 'Preparatory service 'Thursday evening at 5 o'clock. Rev, W. S. Owen of Stratford will preach. 'Please notice we wish to announce that our Sixtieth :Anniversary will be held 00 Sunday, Oct. 24th, when the Right Rev. Dr. Peter Bryce, Moder- ator of the 'United Church, and the Rev. Waldemar \Vil'liants, 'President of the London Conference. will be aur guest speakers. The First Presbyterian Church an Seaforth. {Harold C. 'Feast, Min- ister,. •Sunday School convenes at '110', Morning Worship at 111. Evening Service at 7. 'Morning and evening sermons .by the minister: "The r\- rnazin'e 'Proposal of the Master of Man." By unanimous action of Session, Unions .Services with the North -side 1Ti ite 1 Church will be held during July, the four Sundays. and August, the four Sundays. July 4, morning and evening ser- vices: N'or'th -side United: Mr. 'Feast. !Also, July 1I1 july 110, and July 35._ ,Aug. 1. morning and evening ser- vices: Presbyterian: Mr. 'Carmichael Also Aug. 8, :.Aug. 115, ,Aug. 32. Note: Special Orange Service un- der the auspices of ,Orange Lily Lodge, 'No. 7112. 'LJO.B!A,. Sunday evening, July 4. Sermon by Mr, )Feast McKillop Charge • Bethel, Duff's and 'Caven -Church, Winthrop. Rev. !G, E. Morrow, the Minister, will .deliver a farewell mes- sage at all three appointments.. St. Thomas' Church Service :Sunday, June 2I71th.— 'S.S. and Bible Class, 10 a.m. Mor- ning se-vice.111 a.m. Sermon by the Rector. One service only. All mem- bers requested to attend the morning service. All welcome. Canon F_, Ap- ,pleyard, Rector. FOOTBALL Scores in the ,Huron league during the week: Clinton 3, Bnyllield 2, at Bayfield 'June 16;. 'Winthrop 1, At- wood 0, at Atwood, June 201. ,Groin' standings: North Section Points !Played Birnssels .. 9 5 Ethel .. .... fin 6 Winthrop , . 5' 5 Walton .. . ... . .... t2 3 !Astwood . .... , ... ,i1 y South 'Section St. Colum:ban ...I..'4 2 iSee f ort'li 4 4 Bayfield 2 4 Clinton ,. ....,2 2 At Huron Girls' Achievement Da,i Achievement Day was held at Clinton on Saturday under the aus- pices of the 'Ontario Department of Agriculture, with an attendance of 46 girls and 1.0leaders, under direc- tion of Mist; ,Flora ,Durno, Dun- gannon, home egonomies coach. The above pictures were taken by The News during the afternoon. Upper group are the leaders. 'From left to right, hack row, Mrs. C. Martin, iIrs. F. C. D'em•erling, 'Marjorie Toll 'Mohnen), Dorothy Dilworth 4Ethel), Mrs. T, J. Sal- keld; front row, Eolith Hillen (ide- Killop) Cora Culbert, Ruth Strati - gimp (Auburn), Eleanor Wilson (Auburn). The nakld•le group are the team demonstrators. Left to right, back row, Etta Swan and Annie Watson, St. Helena; Mary McIntosh and •Dorothy Dilworth (Ethel); . front row, (Ruth S'.tranghan, ,Auburn; An- nie Franklin, Ethel; Eleanor Wil- son, Auburn. In the lower group are the wari- otts winner and instructors. The Canadian National 'Exhibition team to represent iRuron County was .Mary McIntosh, Ethel; Marjorie Toll, Auburn; Minnie Mol1wain, IFordwidt, and Mrs, M. Temples man, Wingham. WEBSTER FAMILY PICNIC The Webster fancily picnic was held on June ID at the Smntner School grounds s t (inrlerich with the family from the North in ,charge of arrangements, lie: ring the visiting friends south ut Clinton free of re- sponsibility. With perfect weather andnl groitd-s, and accommodations excellent a very enjoyable clay was spent. After justice had ;been clone to a very fine dinner the sports commit-, tee ran off a number of :very inter- esting events, also a spirited gauze of softball between the North ' and South was very much enjoyed by a11. Thomas Webster of Dungannon as president and the staff of eitlicers were re-elected for another year. The next picnic will be held on the third Saturday in )site, 1938, at the Summer School grounds, RYAN -RANDS The hone of 'Mr. and Mrs. Thonas Rands, 'Seaforth; was the scene of a happy event at high neon at Satur- day, June '19, when 'their only daugh- ter, Annie Maybelle, was united in marriage to Guy C. 'Ryan, Ln of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Ryan of Lncan. (Rev. T. A. Carmichael of Northside United Church, officiated. Mrs. Irwin Trewartha played the wedding music, The 'bride, gowned in white IFrench chiffon and wearing a tulle veil with 'orange blossoms, car- ried a hottquet of pink roses. She was given in •marriage by her father. The matron of honor, Mrs, Nelson 'Reid of Walton, wore a gown of yellow chiffon with 'broad ,brimmed yellow hat and Talisman roses, The bride- groom was supported by -Nelson ,Reid, During the signing of the'reg- ister 3,115s josephine Edge sang '1 Lave You Truly." :Following the cer- emony the guests repaired to the dining roost which was beautifully decorated with mixed 'flowers, where. a delicious Puncheon was served to the immediate relatives Of the con- tracting partiesand a few friends; af- ter which Mr. and Mrs. Ryan left on a trip to Ottawa, and points east. The bride chose for 'traveling a navy sheer snit with white accessories. On their .return they will reside on the bridegroom's farm mar Lucan. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Webster' an- nounce the engagement of their younger dantghter 'label ' Rosetta Jean. to Mr, Mervyn \3'ilb'ert Lobb of Tuckersntith, marriage to take place early in July. ENGAGEMENT \Ir. and Mrs. Thomas G. Wheat- ley. Seaforth, announce the engage- ment of their daughter Mildred Ethel, to S. David Shannon, son of \fr. and \fr:-. \Vit. Shannon, 'Seaforth, the wedding to take place in June. BAND CONCERT By Seaforth Highlanders Band on 'Sunday, Jute 217th at 8:30 o'clock. 0 Canada. Sacred march. Precious Name by W. 'Lewis; March,. Matos- kan by W. G. IHauglie; Sacred Over- ture. Throw Out the Lifeline by 'Al Hayes; Overture, Idalia by ,Ralph C. Jarrett; March. American Soldier by IFranc'is ;H. Myers; a special number of (five solos and quartette played by bandsmen E. Rennie, M. Rennie, D. Reid, A. Golding, D. 'Sills and E. H. Close; Overture, ;Arbitration by 'Geo. ID. Barnard; [Overture, .Cardinal by F. H..Losey: March, Sling 'Pin by. Geo, 'Rosen'krans; Overture, The Conlquer- or by K. L. ,King; 'Overture, The Champion by 'Geo. Southwell; Hymn, Let the Sower Lights be Burning, God Save The King. 'E. H. Close, Bandmaster. XXX WC. �N L G S Car ust arrived. Apart From being a little thinner, these shingFes are just the same in every way as the 5X. Price $1.20 per Bunch N.`Ch ff to Sons LOWER SCHOOL PR'OMOTI'ONS AND PRIZE WINNERS Prize Winners 'Forum 1.: First Doreen Regier and Teresa McIver,(Equal); second, Helen Moffat, trornt 1111:: First, Aldie Eckert; sec- ond. .1rdath Sproule. Forst 11,: First, Alma Lawrence; second, second, Clara Dolmage. Form hV.: First, John Mills; sec- ond, Jean MctJ)onald. Forni V.; First, Earl Drover; sec- ond, Mary Holies. Promoted from Form 1 to Form 1I: Eileen .,sn borough, Loretta Ban- non, Barbara' Best, Betty Bullard, Aed•rey l;yerman ('Eng.), , Gladys Earle, Edna Eckert, Leotore Edler (lAig, Copp.),, Frances El;gie, Clara Kellen, Marion Lawson, Betty- Mac- Leod, :Margaret MdDaicl (A!lg.), Lois ,McGavin, Teresa \'.Ccivet- (Hon,), Ilelen Moffat .(Hon.), Beatrice Pryce (;Lit.), Doreen Rcgier (Hon,), Pearl Ross (Lit), I.aura Stewart, Arnold Archibald (Comp.), Pefter' Bannon, .lathes Brotudfoot (Tion.). Keith Dale, 'harry 'Earle (Lat.), Edward Mel. ver (Br. hist, • Art), Gerald McKay, Francis Phillips (IAlg., Lit.), Donald Scott (Hon.). Stuart Wiggg (Lat. AIg.). Promoted from Form II to Forst 11L: Edith Dale, Anna Dennis (..Arith,). Clara Dalmage (Hoe.), Zetta Dunlop (Lat.), Gordon Finni:gan (Fr.), Thel- ma Fonbes, Frank Golding (Lat.), David Grieve' (Lit, Lat,), Glen Hous- ton (Lit., Pity/slog.), Marion IIb'bot son, Ruth J'oynt, Gordon Keyes, Al- ma Lawrence (Hon.), Thos. McIver (Lit.), Bernice Manley, Frances Mat-' thews, Donalda Mole (tCotd:itional), Hlarvey Nott, Mary O'Neil ,('Lit.), David Stewart, Elva Sutdercook. Carman Whitmore (Hon.), Florence Whitmore. A subject in' brackets alter a pupil's name means a failure in that subject. Further promotions may be made in September %ellen the results of the Departmental examinations will be know n.,.The narks of those who have not been promoted may be obtained from the principal on application. ANNUAL LIVE STOCK JUD.GIING COMPETITION The 111th annual Herron County Live Stock ;fudging Competition was held in the 'Bayttield district 011 Thurscl'ay, (fume (!7th, under the direc- tion of the T-Iuran County Branch of the :Ontario Department of Agricul- ture. 39 boys took pant in this com- petition which was open to all boys in the county 2'6 years of age and under. Two classes each of heavy horses beef cattle, dairy cattle. sheep and swine were judged on the following fauns; Colin Campbell, Bayfield: Witt. 'Sparks, Bayfield; .Elmer Reyes, Varna; R. M. IPeck. Zurich; Colin Lawson, Bayfield, and Alfred Warn- er, Baylfield. In addition to the above farmers, Joe Greer of Bayfield and Art. d1. Keyes, Varna, supplied ani- mals to complete the two classes in horses. The judges who placed the classes and scored the contestants in oral reasons are as follows: Heavy horses, R. H. 'Graham, Ontario Live Stack Branch, Toronto; Beef cattle. R. S. IvldKercher, .Dublin; Dairy cattle, G. R. Paterson, Dept, of Agriculture, Walkerton; Sheep, T. S. Cooper, D'e- pantment of Agriculture, Markdale; Swine, E. fI. McLoughry, DePt. of Agriculture, Galt. Tile prize list was divided into jun- ior and senior sections, 117 boys tak- ing part nn the junior section and 22 boys competing in the senior section. In each section a silver trophy - was awarded to the high 'boy and fire cash prizes of $5, $4, $3, 2. and IR were awarder' to the next ranking in- dividuals. Mr. Ail'bert Taylor, of Laoknow, won the silver trophy in the senior section with a score of 697 points out of a possible 7)510, and Edi- son Forrest of 'R•ippen won the tro- phy in the junior section with a score of 6166 .points. The following, were the six prize winners in each section of the prize list: .Seniors: Albert Taylor,n'Lucknow; Stewart AMdEwen, Clinton; Alfred Paterson, Lucknow ; jack Moylan, Seaforth; Donald Thompson, Auburn; Stewart Bryans, B1yth. - Juniors; - Edison Forrest, Klippen: Clifford Henderson, 'Clinton: Jisas Ranking, Auburn, Lorne IHunking, .Auburn; Kru Cain,phell, Auburn; Stewart Mc- Call. Blyth. N1TY PLATElfli NE IIFEW - Siart /�/ 1'fQ C� est Largish -Proof lady Hamilton Coronotlon - Berkelaydgvaio Proudly set your table with the Finest of silverware—Com- munity Plate! Exquisitely designed -superb in' ;quality — lasting in beauty, too! Come in -choose yourservice -- in a beautilul tarnish -proof chest, SA VA Ud E S Will Be Marree;d Doth • Dr. John A. Gorwill and 'tics •M.argaret Robson Ross. ,daughter of Dr. H. 'H. Ross, Seaforth, who will be married on June 30th. McKILL'OP BRANCH W.M.S. The ;lune meeting' orf the McKillop branch of the W.M.S. of the Presby- terian Church was held at the home of Mrs. N. R. Dorrance, 'Thursday af- ternoon. June 141th, with twenty-eight members and friends present, The president. Mrs. J. L. Bell, occupied the chair and conducted the devotion- al exercises. The Scripture reading was 'taken 'by Mrs. Drover. Prayer wan offered by Mrs, Bell, After the reading of the minutes of last meet- ing anti the .roll call. • NI ns. Sfi Sianon. president of the AVrM:S. of .Duff's Church, its a few well chosen words, replied to the welcome extended to the visitors by the president. )Rev. H. C. 'Feast Gave a very interesting mis- sionary address, followed by the Glad Tidings prayer by Mrs. H. \[e\1iiIan. Mrs. j, E. Dailey favored with -a solo, accompanied by Miss 'E. Henderson at the piano, After singintg hymn 409 7dr. Feast closed the meeting' with prayer-, MAE LANE AUXILIARY The regular' meeting of the Mae Lane :auxiliary was held Monday ev- ening in Northside United ..Clnvch. After the opening prayer for the ad- vancement of the Kingdom of God, -Oh Jesus, I have promised' was ▪ rag and Mr Close ledin prayer. n ':nt+ _ t-, c cn.':v Mr. and Mr-. Bruce, of A•Ianchulria. 'Mrs. MdGavin, read a 'short article of temperance and a business discussion followed, during which Miss Luella Kaine:.was appointed delegate to the Summer School for leaders at Alma College, 'St. Thomas. Mrs. Barber took charge of the meeting and `IA•bl the Way My Saviour leads Me" w.as sun. Miss 1Mcl.ean 'led in prayer and .-1'Iiss ;Edith Hoag took the scripture lesson. Mrs. 3. Stewart sang very beautifully "Tine Sweet Story of Old." and then Miss Lawrence gave a most interesting ac- count of her own experiences as a teaoher-missionary in the Canadian North-West. !After the hymn, "Bless- ed Assurance,' the Mizpah benedic- tion was repeated. HU. LLETT CENTRE Mr. Jack 'Kellar is taking a short 'ho'liday in Chicago, flint and Detroit, `Mic'h, Mr, and \Lrs. 'Ed. Simpson dt 1Dtil- 1uth. Minn., called on their nieces. \drs John Hesselwood awns Mrs, Ben Rif - ley lately. Mr. Simpson left Hallett j:65 years :ago, formerly living near Clinton. - Mr. Ben Riley has had a new ce- ment silo erected lately. 1-iu;gill Bros. were the cottractbrs. The Seaforth Euchre - Club has moved into the Queen's sample room .'hi epee were located formerly.