HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1937-10-14, Page 3THURSDAY, 'OCTOBER 14, 1937
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THE SEAFORTH
EWS
PAGE THREE,
— t, nkn' is a 'baseball fan, He also likes
n ii, but claim t. be the world's
oro( at the game. \Viten nut roar 13
at 411113 matches, be is .at home lish•,n•
ing to Rita radio lard is quilt. thrille;1
;('hen 1tt h,g a new sto tit m.
D'Arcy Marsh, well 4knot4Cu Canadian
m \v tp 1perman and essayist. who
('t Levi rte of the new fall tntinnseries in which three dl
rin 1 t, .t1 1 non ,rhednlc• of the en,sion Stull s dti1 with prohleu'
1 ii,h;.0 1 r tdr: ung Corporation of ,the Canadian 'constitution. :\notli
''3),'h a•• 111 31114 ,-ffect Septtnther1'r feature, and nae which replaeos
with general rever,ion in 4and'artl the "Fart a Day 4Aiteint Candia
1, , 1, the wick variety of features! uli 3313 was br..atleast nightly fnl'loit-
wln,h ail'1 he hoard over the nadinnal ing the Canadian '1 rt -s newscnnts, is
tint a 1(•k From numerous on:s point, of "Canada's linin' timing which
ptndnrtian throltho111 •the conn•try, trade ant( ,level pnu•nt tit otrghout
The nett 'r adv 1st season which, 'Ca11(131113 is review ed. "Sport 111 Can-
on '03133inr , as, marks. the start ad i '. ,rhedtilc l for \lon rlttysat 10.30
aIf14 twelve hour dolt service and 9.111. '1113(331-3-3'3' series of tanks by no-
clnmee L (all let lerof three Cor- ltd player. and ,Port.s ali,thonete:, aid
port 11,47.-31 1rred stations. brings . tet "This II•.n3lt.1t'. 11t 3.11))
1111 mgrs the he,1 l)t,tfnah(e in the feat tires i (a.n,nbell \loin -nes. wide -
different forms "i dram, music and ly l 11.. wn t('ttnrer 011 ,perch. 'Another
dlrcater t .loin tr of programs programin1p, Hnre is "1 Remstn-
w:i:,r'nalir:!, 1'1113'-tl States avid 9933- her", aerie•s which arid)) 103'' from
err In , r• 1.1, 1- 01111 fled and, idit:Cere ' cent -et every 1 ncsdsy' at
Pe 11 1 ' 1: iration of the 10.30 ,1,1(1 and '\1 13 brings to listen -
day 1 11' r : e. t't I roadet 1.111 of tr, '0011311 ,'an - an :w3) relate an-
-311-11
n-
-311 b a -tate affairs e 3l t1'- 1 1 `31313 haul 1u. cur y and
and si.orts ill •I,.- ,'rric,l ant as such .nlrie •:ta, 11. h indwell, oat-
en 1.t: tale place. ,1 r Toronto .v(tap Night and
1,H ;c1(, 111 , 3'11" li,un, 3's, i- be-
im;
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11 vet ' 1.11'1 con,: n>us o. retire, AV- Lu•s 1 rt e-
en• -,t;.' 1i.t; nt'rs. Ss the types 1 {hIt .,,ut, in ii lit ty uro'`''In k14111
rot t3' i>rn�rni 1("t ,•'lurati3 11toad-..a '1.13'3 r,rt. \\ alit atuttla". ()tiler
,yeas t'1s .,.t•id,1 31111 ai113' talk. i nu a,tnrc,1 (weekly are
1 nide.. - tir'n lmials iu 11t(, it:'rtl'1• at . 3t.•• "la'mn••a••t • • •
))11,11, i„ , , 1 rvt tot, ; rtngrnuts •.\t \\'ors" and I h frsdavt at. 111,:311
and 11 r „',et 111:'
tt I I t '1 I 1 1:•:• t 11 In 1
(prat .. �'I h,nvr f( ;tare' -,a•„' on .a',.I n ,.f 11u. 33 urian
trill 't.t w 1t _ort ,,vWa•„wa1. "I'br
creno. i 1 t`a n t,• tu' the tat
1(r.• 1(•,,a 1 fy1 111 } .,„n tt>
•\:.t 1..'11'!• .n 3.''11111
n .a;, . ,'1 f'Itl.•tn-otlttr iton 'iv -t' ty.
('11 !rt�'c„ 1 r.-Itr.' 'wen ,h.kln'd b, mat. 3'm_=-'.1,11- t'ra -1 alt 1:111,.•
int,.1 1 i," 'i 'T :111 1 per„111-
ab,t 3 i 't '111: :mil 'ts tu•nnle 133113 1131 a t ,-an 11133 been
N 1t❑ , •'133 1. 1n. ,r .Oram, are r' -'1"r'''”? , . '.)D ill tw"rk ltt.'•.Ut 1-
•.. 1(r "'""n; them ,.ins the \-utioital
the r- a , t 1 tI I1n throne., 111311) started at Halifax.
i I I !t-m•untlilt tlr, n' `•in -
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t, l i i h t t,
V S .311.1 .‘11i011 113)1 cont nut 1.V
11'1 t t :, n .! rtdl 3 tem
ht rt 11 1 'I3311. flu �urla3 til on.h n the 113 urn's Ind Ont,r
1 . "Um -1,-0.'1,31s%3 1111, tt d \ Tri t\.
ce1t i ! 1 - 1 110 ikl4 ore,-
1 t 1 it, l 11 \\ Ful 11111.3 1 r r 1111 from \\ 11mn t 33. ltd \i ht
\\ t 1(l t vs and Shift", act11ality broadcasts it,1111 elt-
tl»' til 11.1"11. \f nd:t> r ant ploy- 01 1t (1 t tr9.
1 1'1 3 n „un t o Halutx urr Features for(alildren at early
r
honr.. dinner 11111 1• , recitals and o111-
1c 1'14al,�cd frLntr the 1''r broads -t- 3,111)1 1 ..331 a ottl,tslote
'11r.e,1, ,'.";1,1 ,. ''tnnaker' by�h'h„mats
('1114111113 1 1 i',nrt„n, "Thr Rrror,l c!i1.4111e. I'hcut inci;tdr t•anadl•1n
hl:irti,", trio dramas of the Royal
Can 3,31331 \i„nntcd ',dire are hieing
•a's,iac, : ' 1910 pan. :170111 Tn-
nr,WtY,, Jt ',rrm`f.•ion of 5i1' 'Ialn/',i
1d:.rl'..ri,-1,, 11.1,31,, '1,x1.;3, '1).5:1).
?it :01,1 ,0'1,111, 311)11'10 111,0 01'01 -
pie, a 141ac, (n the schedule. imports
ant I1n1o3: surly 1(r gr un, hri11•
allh„i3' Inti -ill,”' '1ronr Vancouver
5,undcr,1. •et 14,1)3) p.m.: kiting uht
'Da maim” front Montreal 511111lay, at
10.114 ),.1(1.; "\Iclodii• String,” from
Tonna.. Alotida3, an 9.3)1) pin.; "Cap-
ital t:'h.'ras"from :Ottawa' Cucstlays
at&.,114 man.; "'Pan•is \1a Grande Ville"
front Maltreat Tin—Mays 1(q 9;01) 31.1(1.;
Tudor tring Qnarl'1 from 1Vinnip-
cg-\Vednesdays at 111,01) 114111„ and
"001131 ion," felon \Inot rtat I 5attrr-
days at 8:31 p.m, Many other musi-
cal programs are 'being heard (runt
various •lroducti(111 points, including
done, 11311 sic by IpotalI'ltr orchestra./
recitals and variety 3f3*3tnres, -
Tiveause of the appreciation s11n(cn
111 various. 53a„t111. •talks by distin-
guished ,peadcers, the Corporation
has included at number of interesting
discussions on a wide range of top-
ics including wgrirnitnre, ,literature,
history. current e3t•nts and world ec-
onomies. Sunday:. at l6.,i1) 13,01. feature
ti review t3f the news by .Dn. H. L.
Stewart anti ;George Ferguson: on
Sundays at 7.30 p.m. i, "The 1Conntl-
Press newscasts, which: also aro he-
ing 'heard
e-in9'heard nightly over the na.1i13u3 grant.;From New York. -
network alt ,1)1.45 13.311, '1 p. 1(t. " 'These \Falls,"
\it 9011-g 11 1'113' nen chedule wild 1)3';una produced ,by 'Rupert 1 tr13,.
remain effective for some tlnw it gra- 'Front Toronto.
lnally will he elahorat1' l as the ('or- \lalydag, October 114:
)oration ,3,1 i li t: len,, hours increase 0,11(! "\Ichlic Strings", direr.
1" the 11ki-1our ,"vice that t1 is es- ,1inn .13 '.lndar Chnhaldm, '1(31)1 "I'.1-
pc•otei eventttrlly will be e t rblishen.
hl311(1 weekly over the /1111 1011;11 11 3-
w urk of the 33'11( in a series of 'hroad-
(,tst, ba,ed u11 functions of gororn-
nt3ntal departmun . gamed interna-
tional re eognitton as the 'biographer
her
.111e late Sir Henry 7 hcnittout on,
tittle president of the C. tna'1lan Nat-
ional R ila ay's, \ir. Marsh is a 11131'13•'
of H1nul'ton, 1)ntaria, and has done
active 1(t wsl+;tt e r 13, rk in berth Ont-
ario and Alherut...,...
You Were Asking. , .. ?
The new transmitter -he-
ing erected at \erolttre , C,In1lne, by
the 1.11':', will be 59,1100 31aru,. la
ali,13191 he in operatieiii wedl before
the end of the year.;1(1.11), 1'. Thank,
very tnnch. 'I ;hail 61)33 ',3ncthin0
:Mon( that in (test wcek'a ,rlr11vnn. •
Corporation Features Day By Day
\p .Tates l a,tertt Stand'ard-
'(1-1(1.33113', October 1.4:
S
p.m. "Ucntu .racy at \\'urk." 1'a11<
by IP,\rrw \I:nsb, 'Front 1 1(l.
p, 111, "tit reNltlfnc." (.1r,lir-:ra - tli-
port...( 1',,'•.•y hait11 slily oloist:
hro•n l'orrnttn. .
1'riday, ))ginner 1115: ') p.m. "i1lek
t,. \'arii•I) "re:cntation 31'it!1
\Vta1111.1011,e •(1111 1111wdcin,, orchestra
tlirecte n 1 saar \l amet t vocal 011
hie art 1 soloist,. 1'1' len
n. tit. \,.., P: Shift." - From
Mao, jai,.
atnrd.q'..(4 tett-titer 1d: 8 p.m. "The
1'nexp9ored North." Talc 'by lid'w:d
Sharlleton. 141rotn )31aw•1.
8:;ltt 1.111. "'ke!loctacnl. " The I.yric
l rii,, choir toll orchestra a ,lire, trot
llan1 NIc•13r33, .root Montreal,
53nlll y 1 )(tuber !137:
3 13133 "EN iry ,1391' \lu,i3.' 11,00.
ant I u!ow and Colurnhia Symphony
Ond,i r1, featuring compo,ltions
cnlnnl ssioned by CIIS Mid written by
six outstanding :\merir1n coinpc ors.
'314.) 11 C'. hrternationar) exchanat
\rraugements ah•cady have been
mato.
made with the wire communes to IVAl) p.m. "Sant Slick". Froin 1'1:1)-
tirovide such a service. Coupled with ifax. -
,10311 pin. 'Talk nit - .'ricket- 9'.
IIon. 'IC C. Matthews. Front :Toronto.
Tuesday, Oct34ber l9: -
8.3)0 pan. "This iln)tgi,sh". '1'a.1k on
correct .poerlt by J, Campbell Me -
holes. 'From Toronto.
;8.30 .p.nn. "Symphony .in Rhytltrn".
)11arohl S -take, and his orchestra.
\1145 3 11c' international exchange
program. Front Chicago,
ca'go,
9.,34) p.m. "Buried in Scarlet"- -one
sof a se333(5 of lite dramas 331 the R.C.
\1.1'„ adapted by Hamm id Steele.
illy kind permission of Sir James
NIae riett, ,34,1 ,)4,, C'.\I,iti,.
4 roto 'Toronto.
the increase in time 333111 be the (1p111 -
in:' titin year of tw'o 11('11' 10,3)110• '13"114
U; 1s111itlil1g Sill 6011 •ai 111ontby.. C1-
tario, 11d \'erchrres,- nuebee, which
41'01 1:01/1%0•41.111 1, the •first 1113 .several
high-powered stations to be greeted
at %I1•rategie points throughout Can-
ada. 'These station, 11033 nearing com-
pletion twill he known as CBI, and
C'3(9. The call letters of those tnt-
poration stations to he changed with
the slant of 413)1' new schedule will ire
('1(00 Oita Mt; which 1,3-111 beromc
B'01 CiR+C\\', \\'iud.'ttr which will
he1onl3 9.11\\1, 'and (:1(013 , Valmont',
el., which will !become. C 113R. Otiter
changes in 'Corporation call getters
will be effected tater in the year.
CBC Studios Chatter
Frank Dea:villc, .tif the comedy
team. of \\'neid'lonsv and Hawkins
("Back rage," Fridays, 9 Amin,) who
plays Lord Percy and Major Often.:
'Wednesday, October 3311;
,8.00 33.11). "[angling With Canada". Brakeman llt:oward .Man as of Str11t-
Talk"Ihy Pi. K. Sandwell. 0.311'=\1135 ford, suffered a broken left (wrist.
international e' 31 1)33 -n g e program. same dal passengers were jostled and
-Frons Tofatt'to, :slight damage to roadbed' and equin-
TELEPHONE TALKS IN THE. WATSON FAMILY
ht here, uT Lelr. ( »
«'rhey'g 'right d them' home 11,011
�'�,� send ad's
• son love to call on their D
Ott and ]'atsy,�at a week goes by when they
A Scarcely and cookies.
es•
Aunt Mort'. for stories
> dropin at least twice,
are ..tiler than usual
She
tFvhen
doSn't
getting anafternoon, it •�no.ther doesn't w srr .Aunt
isimplywis till the and then call p
simply waits till the deadline
Mary. This is just and of the things that makes the
telephone indispensable
b a ty
the Matson househo Yk
s
dis and such a lot of
�
ge'enable to
It saves -Watson wouldn't t be -without U.
that Mrs.. ..
u�y
13g 4331'241•143ZMI•cgl'.4"..
The rates for residence telephone
service are surprisingly low—only a
few cents a day. Ypu really cannot
,afford to be without a telephone:
53. J. HABKIRK"
Manager
9.1111ilre 'ate.'
�.a�a(.rwr►
835 31..11, 1133(t•1111e• .Venni'--unpnlar inn) .11'11, caused in a` railway 1113.ila
-in'n'r with Tient 'Pears, pianist. )'I11.- 4'1 Clinton \londsy afternoon 'whet
\I Illi intornatatmal exchange pro the M'r ref 111GdSSrat
lord pa,siailcanger trai33nosfdt',Werichipeleod t9,
Crain. From 1'nrnu4n.
!8.33) 33(11. `Radnor. 5111. 5„1(.0 1)133)1 car of a passenger train-bou11,
Cunnnaulity:, sin'gini under lradcr.:ltiy, (roan \\r ngham b Loltdain. Prenlat•
of George Young, hroul \lnnre,,ln are thr;wing of a wi'Cch i 'hrlievr(;
to have been. the Cause of the iccid-
C.N.R. TRAINS HAVE MISHAP: ent and that a number of passengersHURON NEWS
were not injured was largely rine -u, (Continued from. Page Two)
the 'lace the moving train was Kt). Fort Huron; !Aker +has term .with the
reeding at a very .slow rate ,,f speed. ColIorado came a succession :of berths
The \\'l nghant - Lotuloti train ' as second elate, 'Hee final .hipped on
s1 11131mnd. had ..mite into the (11...3,3, the :George N. Orr 'between Depot
discharged its passenger, anti thri, Hatibor "\lilwatt'kee--+C1licata3 the,.
1 into the shed track to await ranee a couple of seasons on .the pack-,.
the arrival of the passenger train age ,'freighter Haron, t1 tween Buffalo
ase -i „utn,l front r;,.deri:h. This ,3313, and Gladstone, Mich., then three sea -
tad ,cu11l'', to,l its work 'at.Cldnlou d: 31015 on the Yale out of Sackett's
an,! 331= Wallin, 0111 51013ly, '11113. Harbor, a Few trips, on the \Ioiicgan
.a_gar4e can- and the froth in the I'ui 'her, trade 'between 11at3ala
:1133 maid carr hail passe(I and Ilyng 1(1101,..aird ,finally on the
0,1 1'r the -os ;telt when it wit,: ,91-1111, Slle1,aaxlalah > between- 3331tialn anti.
and the rear truck, headed lip ;In Chicago 141 w•as while sailing on the
•333,1 track ' ide-sa3lping the standing \"a1e with Capt. lanes :Jackson that
train. traketn'an \6nma, who was Second Mate Hoc i-Iay3 Titrticipated
king through the ( io' lcrich-S'trat• ill one ,of the most thrilling'reseucs ill
ford train was struck a -glancing •1)111110 the history o1 33113 Iireat Lake.. lit elle
on t ,e writ 'He. wa 'hrouglit to31)103131'.. ut , rcutten meat of the or
Stratford ht pita] atter reren1119 first 1'1 the \\ 1 , Sau'ber, (cinch foulyder
i1 'tt 1 about live p.311. t ilei( do' e(1 and 111k faklilg til '(hell' deaihs
tram arrived at Seaforth.Captain Morrisand an oiler ,wanted
'l'113• 1\'ingham,London U'ai111141 3313- Rr1'lin,,,nof 3.eaan'srt'gt,:m, T1e 'last
in chltrec• (i 'h:n!gineer \lrl.etla.114 quarterr, 4 a century ha atot'been so
t'nnr131311 r Ratte, both of Sarnia; and ewcn)11)1 The genial, 911113 el9toO s
the Gode•rich-Stratford train in c'harge 043113 i- has spent Itis tiutc pn)fitallllp
of Engineer Cardwell and Conductor in. narking friends, and he las a 'host
Sire13. also o'i Sarnia. .\u irt,tix iary' aF, t11en1, ,rich a'nld poor, young aiid.
1314,. (1es13atcheI front S'tratfprd aiid old, and' 'every last' one elf (hent
had t1, line ;d'ar'd in one hour and knows hint as ''I-Ie.c."').•Tee's s•ticcestsor
inrtc minn1es. h sill cars on ba, will be. ,ehrrse:)1 'by .31plicaO of incl .ex -
t1,41)1 , and' 11113' p'as,ccnger car o13 3'110ttanlinuIk(n 'nilldet' the Civil 'trier\'ie'e 31ct.
t o'lerich-Strafford train were d.tatia'g• Too Trustful—
e,1 to the extent of about '111 3') 11'ot'h ;.attic Ja'.! 311 of 9131111ghatl, will
trains ware delayed 13ihou't one 3) 011r, he more careful of strangers in fart -
and a special train utak passengers ure, tie was uhglnt'ly tipsy and strand-
ed near \\'i'n'ghant 11,1119aafiat.tire and
n,3 tools, so :haled an ajpti;oacltin'g car.
The driver 'kindly 'lentJames a jade
and the mcessar'y tools and in an a't-
fentpt to repay. the ,killdnese the
stra'nde'd motorist pulled a +bottt'le of
.leer 'front has 'pocket .and offered it to
in 'Good Samaritan. '1 hanks,'
take t 1t C\
said that otthy And VIIsee you to the town hall al _ \\Tiog..
1113111," he added. s11owilig a police
badge. Itwas Cnn'niy Constable Jack
Ferguson. -iNfr. Jackson parted with
$1'0 and costs in police court four his
part in the little tableau.
of nearly '1110 feet. All the cars re-
mained on the tracks. The accidenthappened a'bo'ut S p.m.The .night train, date here .before
al
10 ,o'orkuntil, slid not arrive until after
midnight.
unter'
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The Seaforth News
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO,
tram S.;,ratford east,
ile elph. 333(3. 113.`\ holiday throng,
clustered on the Canadian National
Railway statdun platform at 'Guelph
111 Monday night, were cwetv.itit3:,c,
1( 1113 derailment of t'he .-on•3ifte .and
tender on 1 passenger train No one
11913 3 n'117re I \ the 0114i111' ,!eared
the Allan bridge (ill 4feet above '111'
Srpe7'13 river, the holiday throng .air
it leave the rails, plow along Ile road
heel ;gildtin-ally come to a 'halt with it;
froul trucks liurie(1 110 t0 the hubs an
dirt 'lie, tore torn ' for a distance
i3