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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1937-08-26, Page 1Irt's diffikult 'to he aloof • lNlbh raindrops 'tapping on your roof. :Let me conee in," they seem to say, ,(1 hie raindrops have a brazen way), 1My morn has charms 1 cant exp'lai'n Without the iihytlirn of the rain .eF Seaforth N HURON COUNTY'S ,LEADING NEWSPAPER I love 'file rain because it stings Of strange and mystifying 'things, Peradventure , . ,God made the rain To decorate my window pante. —"Rhin" WHOLE ,SE'RIES, VOL, 59, No. 34. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1937 Phone S4. $'1 a year. FULL LINE OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES CORN' BEEF 6 lb. tin 85c SODA BISCUIT, 2 Lb. 25c CHOCOLATE MARSHMALLOW CAKES 17c lb. CAMIPBELL'S COOKED SPAGHETTI @ 10c tin CLARK'S BOILED DSINNER 19c Tin CLARK LAMB STEW— @ 19c Tin AYLMER SOUP, Vegetable or. Tomato Sc per'tin IDEAL CATSUP, large bottle , ,18c PALM OLIVE SOAP -- 4 for 23c WAITER GLASS, 2 tins . , , ... , . 25c SNAP CLEANING POWDER 2 Tins 25c PEP HAND CLEANER ' 3 tins 25c CAUSTIC SODA, loose . , . , 10c lb. Master Mineral Mix, good for all stock, $3 cwt. East Fleishman's Yeast for health's sake. A. C1' Routiedge one 166 COAL QUALITY -SERVICE E. L. BOX P43 Northside United Church Rev. T. A. Carmichael, Minister. Sunday, August 299—))fl1t a. an., ser- mon subject, - "The Indrwelling Christ," 7 p.m.; subject,"Joseph's Forgive- ness," S.S. at 10 a.m. We wish to announce that our 60th anniversary will be held on Sunday, Ottt, 214th, 1907, when our Moderator, „ORic'v..Dr. Peter Bryce, and the Presid= ent of the 'Lon'don Conference, Rev.. Waldemar Williams. will 'be our guest speakers. St. Thomas' Church Services For Sunday, August 20th. S.S. and Bible Class 10 o'clock. Morning pray- er 111 o'clock. Sermon topic, "God's poetry." Only one service this Sun_ day. Alit the congregation requested to attend morning service. Canon E. lApp'leyard, Rector.• MRS. ADAM DICKSON The funeral of Mrs, Adam !Dickson will take place Friday aftern9on, Aug. 29', from her late residence, North Main street. Services will he condurt- ed by 'Rev. T. A. Carmichael. Inter- ment in Maitland Bank Cemetery. Mrs. Dickson died at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon following a re - cont: attack of pleurisy, Four years ego site suffered a paralytic stroke. Born at lot 31, con. 7, McKillop, Elizabeth Scott Kerr was the daugh- t'e'r of ante late 'Alexander Herr and Helen Lapslie, Following her mar- riage to Mr. Adam Dickson, they lived on lot 22:, iron, 7, MdKil'lop, until they retired to 'Seaforth in 191117, Mr. Dicdrson .passed away in 19211: 'Four sons and one dau'gh'ter sur- vive, Charles of Biggar, Sask.; Alex df :Fredonia, NJY., Archie of Toronto, 1JoIvn of ;Nixdorf, Sask.; and Miss Helen Dickson of Toronto. 10'f a 'family of nine, two sisters and two 'brothers survive Mrs, 'T'homas 'Grieve, Seafanth; Mrs. Percy Smith, Mid'K'illop, Archie and Will 'Kerr, both of 'McKillop, A •brdtlter, Mr. lJbh;, L. Kerr, passed away in June, and it sister, Mfrs, Wm, Beattie, died last 'Pall. COLLEGIATE REOPENS ON SEPTEMBER FIRST 'Che .Collegiate +I'nstitut'e will reopen ' on Wedn'es'day, Sept. 1st, at 9 a.m. l'rinci'pal 'G. A. Ballantyne requests ail pupils to 'be present on the first , clay, RECEIVES APPOINTMENT Mr. Thomas ,Swan 'Smith has been ap:poin'ted.caretaker of the Seaford': Collegiate Institute as successor to Mr. ;John Laing, 'who has resigned af- ' 'ter mare !than twenty years', service, ROSE-HUTOHISON At iNlanthside United Church, Sea forth, on Saturday, Dorothy Gavel only daughter of Mrs, Hutchison an the, late 'Foster 1D'eCou.rey Hutch'iso• was married to Mr. George Santee Rose of St. Catharines. The Gere many was concha:tett by the Rev, T A. Carmichael and the'wedding nuts is was played by Mr. Charles Melt ray of Hamilton.. 1TIhe bride, who was given in mar riage by her older brother, Mr. F Lorne Hutchison of Tor'on'to, wore most becoming gown of: tea rose chif fon with short jacket, small halo .ha in maltchmg chiffon and sandals o rase silk and silver. She carried ai old-fas'h'ioned nosegay of roses an anti de'lphiniu'm, The matron of honor Mrs. 'Gordon Werte of Windsor wore a jacket of blue with halo hat to match and blue silk sandais She Gae- l -led a bouquet of delphinium, asters and baby's breath. Mr. William Addi- son of 'Toronto was the groomsman. During the signing of the register airs. Antlutr 'Ouellette sang 'SO. !Peon: ise Me." After the wedding a, recepe tion was .held at the home of th e brides mother, •whsre Mrs. Hutchis- on received, wearing a gown- of black lace and chiffon with corsage of Oph- eli•a roses and black velvet hat, She was assisted by the bridegroom's mo- ther, who wore midnight lame georg- ette with blue accessories. Her cor- sage was of 'Talisman roses. Fisll'ow- ing the reception the bride and''brid'e- grooni left on an extended motor trip, the bride's costume being a rose beige ensemble with hat and accessories of frown. Among the out-oS-'tcttvn guests who :trended the Rase -Hutchison wedding last Saturday were: 'MLr, and Mrs. William Addison of Toronto; Miss Lillian Babb of Mitchell;; Mr. and Mrs. Norval F. Babb of Stratford; Mr. and Mrs, Richard S. Babb of Hamilton; Mr, incl Mrs. F. Lorne Hutchison of Toronto; .\d r. and \ors, George Hutchison and daughter of London; Mr. ante! Mrs, Charles Me- hra), e Ilroy of Hamilton; Mr, .and Mrs. Ar- thur Ouellette of Toronto; Mrs. 1. D Price •of Aylmer; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rose, St, Catharines; Mins Marimt Snell of Galt; Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Stewart of Exeter; Miss Gladys Tlhomas of St. Catharines; Mr. and - M•rs. Gordon Werte and daughters of:, Windsor and Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson of Exeter. 'Friends of the a t f� c1 1 'I bride, who assisted at the reception following the wedding were: Miss Marion Snell of Galt; Miss Gladys Thomas of St. Catharines and the Misses Gertrude Crich, Celia Horan and .'Gladys Thompson of Seaforth. EN'GAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. James Delaney, Dub- lin, announce the engagement of their daughter 'Loretto to Mr. Joseph Shea, son of Mr. and :Ctrs. John Shea. St. Columbian. The wedding will ;akc place early in September, Candidate Dr, R. 1-1, 'i'avlcr, of Dash- wood, who received the nom- ination of the Conservative convention at 1-Tensall on Fri- day night, to contest the rid- ing of T-Turon in the Provincial election of October 6th, MOYLAN-LANE eeay pretty w riding was solemn- ized at St. C'alum'han Church au Weems day morning at 9!30 o'•clock when Mary Ethel, daughter of Mrs. Catherine Lane and the late John Lane, :became the bride of ,Pohl) Moy- lan, son of Mr, and Mrs. Thos, Moy- lan, McKillop. Rev. Fr. 'Mintzer per- formed the marriage ceremony and sang: the nuptial Masa. The bride, given in marriage 'hy brother, Mr, John Lane, \vas prettily attired in 'Nile green corded silk suit with matching slippers, pink suede lace blouse and pink taffeta hat and carried a sheaf of pale ,pink, rosea to{I, white asters. :The 'bridesmaid, Miss Catherine lane, sister .of the !bride, was in pink taffeta dress made on princess lines 'with matching hat and Glues, and carried an :old fashioned nosegay of pink roses and mauve ast- ers. The groomsman was bfr, '.Frame Mfoylan. The ushers were Messrs, Jack Fortune and Joseph Lane. At the offertory little Beatrice Lane, niece of the bride, sang "'Ott this day, oh beautiful Mother." Der- ma the signing of the .register, Mrs. Leo iFortunc beautifully. rendered "Ave Marie." A reception followed aft the hone of the bride, after avhicli Mr, and Mfrs. MTovlan left on a motor trip, the bride travelling in a brown and sand ensemble. 'Upon their return the vDing couple will reside on the gronnt's farm in McNillo,, SHERW'OOD A•RCHIBALD IA very pretty teeth -Bag was salemn- imed in' St. 'Thomas' Anglican Church, Seaforth, Ont„ on Saturday, August B1'st., when Isabel 'Grierson, oldest danghtgr of Mr. and Mrs. Win, Archi- hall, became the bride of Charles 1Georgei Sherwood of Toronto, Canon Ai,plcyard officiated. , The br'id'e, who .was given in mar- riage by her father, was becomingly gowned in white georgette ,over heavy white satin, made in redingote style with a full, pleated skirt. With this she wore a large white mohair hat, white shoes and gloves - and carried a shower bouquet of Sweetheart and Briareliffe roses, She was attended by her two sisters, Misses A'l'ike and Jes- sie, gowned alike in yellow aocl thine chiffon, oracle on princess lines with short jackets to m'atc'h They carried arm bouquets. of apricot and orchid. gladiolus, .Mr. Rohald Reinke of To- ronto was beat man and the ushers were Mr. James Chesney of H,a'ntil- ton, and Mr. ,line Sherwood, brother of the groom. Mrs. Clifford Bread - foot, Seaforth, presided at the organ. !Following the ceremony the wed- ding .party returned to the 'bride's home where a buffet luncheon was served, after which the happy couple left foil Muskoka. For travelling the bride wore a navy sheer dress over navy taffeta trimmed with w'hi'te, navy ac'cessaries and a stone marten far. On their return Mr. and Mrs. Sher- wood evil •reside at 204 'Glen Cedar Rd., Tsoon'bo. ' N'OMIN•ATIOIN .MEETLNG Dr. IR. Hobbs Taylor, of Dash, - wood, was nominated to carry the 'Conservative party :banner in South Huron in 'the coating ,provinc- ial election at a meeting :which jam- med the 'town hall' at Hetisall :Friday evening. 'The hall was crowded to capacity, De. "Taylor, who is 42 years MEI, and has practised at :Dashwood for 24 years, wan the nomination over George Elliott of Clinton, who con i tested the riding on: behalf of the 1 Consertatiyeu in 41929 and 111934, ,Dr.I Tc-vlor was chosen 'by a vote of 4132; to 109, IDr. 'Taylor's name was ,placed ill nomination 'by Ma, :Glen Hays of Seaforth, seconded by 'Nelson 'Baker. Five were nominated at the ton -1 .vention meeting at which 'Premier Hepburn was branded as a 'lawbreak- er because of 'his setting aside of the 'Canada Temperance Act in Huron, l Perth and !Peel Counties. Those nominated were Dr. Taylor, and M'r. 'Elliott and !Frank Donnelly, of 'Gnderieh, 'James Morley, ,of Ex- , eter, who liras re-elected president of t the" riding association, and '.Nelson W. "Ttewartha, of Clinton, a former mem- ber for the tiding. However, only Mr. Elliott and Dr. Taylor allowed their names to stand. r the entire executive was, unanim- ously re-elected, The members' bre: Honorary' presidents, Hon. R. ;'B. The Lovely ✓Peter. 4f a 1,1 NOW. • FN'D13PLAY Be it' $Z 59 QUANTITY PURCHASE PLAN s,IIF/ v WIp.:ROGERS S: SoN *Distinctly different in design. 34 Piece Set Vcalue$20• QUACTY PURCHASE PRICE 1750 • Complete 'service For 8—with ecich piece guaranteed to give • perfect See this new 'tum, $ogees and Sou creation tomorrow•--yoy,wdll approve of it as an''extraordinary value. A S7 V7 JGES Bennett; Ikon, Earle Rowe and Coll. H. Coombes, of Clinton; honorary vice-presidents, William Consitt, of ;Hensel], and IHaery !Horton, of •Hen sail president, James Morley, Exeter; 1st vice, Carl Draper, Clinton;- gild vice, R. G. )Parke, Seaforth; 3rd vice, Mrs. N. W. Trewemt'ha, Clinton; sec- retary, Clark Fisher, Exeter; treasur- er, !Riic'hard Welsh, Exeter. Seaforth —H. G•. Meir, chairman; J. 'C. ;Greig, R. G. Parke; "Cuckersntith—'Ed. Mor- rison, Clinton, chairman; Louis Clark, Kippen; John. Elgie, Kip'pen. Stephen 'Peter lsisenbach, .Grand Bend Alex 1Neeb, Dashwood; Alonzo Hodgins, :Grand Rend. Stanley—W, J. F'a'lconer, chairman; Webster Turner. Zurich; Fired )Watson, Bayfield. Men- sall—!George Petty; 4V,...''0. 'Goodwin, Fred Smallacani'be. IGoderich Twp, -- re. \l. woods, Tiayfield; !Robert Cluff, Darfield; ;Robert Snaith, Londesboro. McKillop-JGeorge .LlsKee, Seaforth, chairman; ;James Carlin, Seafanth; James Mose, Walton, IGoderich Town —IF. R. .Darrow, :Harold Blackstone, Prank !Donnelly. Baydfield—!John Ca- meron, John Ikiease, 4Vm, McLeod, IDsborne•—\Sr, IR, 'Frayne, Jackson Woods, 'Htigl: 'Berry. 'Etce'ter—B. ,ld. Francis, Richard Welsh, E. ML )Dig - tan, 'Clinton—IGea. Elliott, Wni. Sut- er, ,De. Thompson, ,N, W. Trewartha, Wm. 'Perdue. As the .meeting opened it 'was Baan made clear that the Canada Temper- ance Act would be an issue in th election in Huron County. Mr. Tre .wartha, who spoke first, sounded th notefor the campaign when •he de Glared that while Mr. 1H'ep'burn was going tip and down the province talk ing of she C.LO, as a law -breaking organization, 'his own 'Government had broken the law and refused tit accept the 'findings ni the Supreme Court and the Privy Council in 're- gard to the Canada 'Temperance .act as it applied to :ITuron County. 'T'he sante note .watt struck 'hy Ash.. ton R. :Douglas, 'K:C., president of the 'Conservative 'Association. of Lan- don, .who was the speaker of the evening. ')Mfr. ;Hepburn did 'not care whether you as anted beverage rooms in Huron County or not. To build up his election pot 'he was prepared to force 'beverage .roosts whieh you did not want, upon Huron County. He boasts of a $7,000000 surplus and i 6,- 000,000 prslfit :was made in liquor sales," Mr. Douglas said on this point. Mr. Douglas declared that the rea- son for the clectio,n •being called this yca•r isa-shortage of hydro power, "Mon Hepburn can't face the peo- ple another- 1,2 months with the pres- ent hydro policy without being dis- covered. There is a real and acute hydro shortage, Has he 'brought a single qualified engineer of the hydro department to .say ,what power is available? 11 challenge 'him to do so at his nest meeting. Today we are using all the 41516,00)) horsepower which the former 'Government had contracted for and in •tile last three weeks Mr. T-Ie'p'harn asked tGatinean for 50,000 and n'ow he is going to ask for another '60,001. iHe 'has ,tried every means to open the .door to Beaulhar- n "Mr, Hepburn states that, revenues have increased .to $»90;004;0(14'. But. where 'has the money gone? Has it Wind Leaves Trail of Wreckage All hancls were husv making repairs after a cyclonic wind passed north of Rrodhugen Thursday afternoon, when about 20 barns and houses were damaged. Upper left, shows the gaping roof of John Gaff ney's barn, 13th concession, Logan township, In the tipper right picture, August Tlillehrecht (left) assisted by George Siemon, hoth of Grodhagen, are picking up the pieces of the demolished cattle shed on 1\fi'. Tlillebrecht's pasture farm, 12th! con. Logan, Ott the barn across the road a gang of men are re -shingling the roof. Lower left:, (Tarry Byers is at work with the saw while Madeline and Leonard Gaffney look 'on and 'reel Ciniac, a visitor from the West, assists, at Wm. Gaffney's. Lower right, three young women, Maureen, Claire and illtina Gaffney, and their brother Leon, are ne-stooking'scatter- ed sheaves on the farm of their father, J, J. Gaffney, 12th concession .Logan. CARB'ERT-CUMIVDINGS St. Agnes Church' of Detroit, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Sa- turday, August 21st, when Mn',' Jos- eph T. Carbert, son of Mfrs, M. Car- bedt of Seaforth, and Miss Helen 'Margaret, daughter of :+M'rs. .Clara Cunnings of •Dletroit, were united in marriage. 'The bride, who was given in marriage by her uncle, Mr, :Arthur Grey, wore a gown of ivory satin with shoulder length veil and carried a bou- quet of while ;gardenias and was at- tended by her sister, Miss Clara Cum- mings who was ;gowned in rose col- ored satin with accessories to nta'tch, The bridegroom was attended by Mr. John Liskin of ;Detroit. After the ,cere= many' a wedding •brealdfast was held at the home of -.tine bride's atu:t -and uncle, Mr. and Mfrs. A Grey, Birch - crest Drive, D'e'tr±oi't, to reception was held at the home of the :bride's moth- er, Mrs. Olara 'Cnnnmin'gs, The bride and !bridegroom left liar . a trip to !Quebec and 'Nloatthern Ontario, TWENTYiMEN-CLEAVE The marriage took place at An- gola, 'Indianna, on !August /kith, of Ann Strickland Cleave of S'ea'forth, eaugihtter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cleave, 'Blue Water .Highway, Bay- field, to Mr, Edward Twentymen. of Waukegan, '011., san of Mfrs. Twenty_ ran, Waukegan, TI1., arid • •the late ITtomas Twentymen ;(a former Bay - e field resident) Rev. Mr. 'Humphries of Angola ' e Congregational' Church perforanetl - the 'ceremony. The 'beide and groom were unattended. STlle bride and groom will reside at' 'Waukegan, I11., where i4rr. T.wentytnetl, a 'graduate of Northwestern :University and the Art Institute of •Chicago, has a posi- tion with the cAlb'bott Laboratories in 'Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. 'Tw•etitymen intend visiting over Labor Day at the latter's home at Baylfield, Their many friends, join in extending hest wishes, BERT REYNOLDS PASSES AWAY AT DETROIT 'Word was received here by re'la't- ives of the death of tldr. Bert Reyn- olds on Thursday, August +19, at his hone at ;Detroit. Apparently in 'good health he had :fied quite suddenly of a heart attack. Morn in Hullett 35 year.'s ago, son of 1'fr, Dominic Reyn- olds and the -late !Mfrs. Reynolds, he cane with his 'parents to Evil -mild - title in 1'9112. After completing school, he served !tis apprenticeship as a druggist with 'Mr, C. A'berhart, Sea - forth. Later he graduated as a drug- gist in 01 lch'i,gan, 'hut' of late years has travelled for a drug 'firm In Anigust, 1938, •Ite married Madeline Kenny, .of Windsor, who survives hint, with one little daughter Marylyn we. Besides this wife and daughter he leaves his father, Mr. •D:1Reynolcis. two broth- ; ers, IErinest of. Lansing, and Windsor, and'twa sisters, Mrs. 7, Mc Tlhargey of Lateen amid Mrs, E. Row- land 'of \ATalton.- T'he funeral took place (roan his late :home in Detroit on Saturday. . gone to roads, hospitals, aids to far- mers, grants to schools? Where has it gone? (Continued on. Pnge Three)