The Seaforth News, 1937-12-02, Page 2PAGE TWO.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
HURON NEWS
94 And Still Active --
Dr. J. \V. 1 rbwn of l xeter cele-
brated his '14'th birthday on 'Nov lay.
He was at his office all day and re-
ceived . Many caller: who dropped in
to extend congratulations The doctor
was also presented with Owers and
ntinlerotus post cards. In spite of his
advanced age he is rent•erk;ihly ;tell.
Council —Oliver J. Jervis, /Herbert
C. Cox, Henry Corey. Ren Rathwel'1
acct
F. Powell and \\'. H, Lobb, former
members of the council, and Robert
L. Smith, a new matt, there also nom-
inated, but withdrew.
Turnberry Township—
Reerc—Reland Gram ;aceta
Council—Richard \i ;on, 'Harold
Moffatt, Roy Porter. James Brecken-
felt, t'tcc1,1'
Goderich To Have Election—
first
lection—fir t time in thehistory of
floloricit, WOriltkil will he a candi-
date for .municipal Jur is in the elec.
dons an Dec. 0. 1%11-. Jeal Hethering-
ton
ett rut -
t t will atter the cot t . as a : auri-
cle; or councilor.
or.
Two c indidat', 1111'0;11,A for the de -
put rteveslt l e. ., n 1 ,r E. D.
kr iw.n, chairman of the 1 'nam'e com-
mittee of the 11,!.1 c; mut' will con-
test the sett with J. E. I'^-tckiiis, the
present oecu ant- .\ deal of in-
terest is likely to be taken in this
contest.
All the 103i 01%11161 %fieri.
Mayor H. J A. Stacy want and'terve
R. E. Turner were given acclama-
tions. There are seven e andidat; in
the field for councilor. beside. Mrs.
Hetherin:_tn, David Sproul is a new
candidate, though a former councilor.
/All the others. 'Ii. L. Salkeld, C. 11.
'Humbert !1, W. Craigie, W. J. Baker
and F. 'Is. Bingham art seeking re-
election. Six are to be elected.
Dr. Wr rias re-elected
by acclamation to the PmhHr Utilities
Commission for two years.
J. M. Roberts and 'William Bisset
are new members of the Public
School I.1Ciard and will represent Si.
Andrew's ansi St. Patrick's wards, re-
spectively. Other members re-elected
were J. A. Snider and W. H. Black -
Stone.
Two Women Hurt In Collision—
Narrow Escape—
Al< r Leonard l'oters and Harold
Ciro,luo k had ;ut unpk t am exptn-
encce recently while drawing s: tt
)rout Caulinnrt gravel ,,it. 1h.>
were motoring with a load of ;,ravel
SRA eral feet hark from the top of the
pit when .the earth which had hcett
unclerntinetl beneath gave way and
the back of the truck started to c a e
in. Mr. Peters, who was on the leak
k
of the load, jumped from the truck
with difficulty as the „ravel slid :,tf
the truck. One side of the back of the
truck went .into a bole and the truck
was so twisted that Mr Broderick.
who was driving the truck. was int-
prisuned in, the cab being unable to
open The door and not 'knowing what
second truck and all ntig'ht fall into
the pit. It was necessary to ase a
crowbar to open the door. Fortunate-
ly :little damage was done. --Exeter
Times -Advocate.
Zurich Cyclist ,Struck by Ear—
An 'unfortunate
ar—\ti'unfortttnat•e accident hatihened
to ,Mir. 1llenry Flaxhard of Zurich one
even ng, 'i ust as he was coating out
on the pavement from the IKalbfeisch
Planing Mills en his 'bicycle. he was
•knocked over' by an auto driven by
Mr, .Gordon Bloch, also of Zurich,
who did not notice S4r, ,Flaxbard till
it was ton late to stop. The cyclist
sustained several 'bruises.
Bedard-McClinchey—
An interesting ;matrimonial event
was celebrated in St. Peter's R. C.
Church. Drysdale, on Monday. No-
vember 114nd, when Rey. ltatlter '1,.
Sfardtaned united in holy wedlock
Miss Alva .\icClinehey, of Stanley
Township, and daughter of the tate
Me. and Mrs. ,I -leery SicClinritey,. to
Mr, Gordan Bedard. sots ,tI Mr. and
Aires. I:\tbcrt Bedard. of the - Bhat.
Water Highway. Friends join in ex
ten din congratulations. — Zttrielt
Her:cd.
D. Cantelon's 90th Birthday.—
To
irthday—To be active in ;lysiness at thy:. itg
of `)t) years is the remarkable extrri-
elnce of 'David Cantelon, of Clinton
and that his. line of nosiness calls fat
t'very.. day activities in buying and
shipping live stock lends additiona
emphasis. 11)t ,November )7th Air
Camelot; - celebrated the 9ttth anniver
sary of his birth which occurred in
,Ggrlerich township. The volume of
'business' dome by him this year to
date exceeds i'Sft,000 and will prod
:Ibis reach or exceed :10i)0,000 by th
end of the year. Formerly engager] it
- the apple 'business he was known a.
the Canadian apple king. He Wrath
and lost fortunes .in that line. Ht
-stated that on more than one occasion
he went dat 'broke. Tie never stayct
broke, however. but with courage and
determination went at it main. For
the past number of years he has de
voted all his time to the, buying' and
shipping of hogs and laths. Mr. Can-
- has spent the '.ereater portion of
'bis' life in Clinton. He lost two softs
in the war. has one son living in Wes-
tern Canada and two daughter, Mrs.
S. AWethermax of Orillia aatl SII..
!Dolly, his 'business assistant and cha-
telaine of Sligo Castle, as their fine
residence on 3Raglan street. Clinton,
is sometimes -called.
W. Wawanosh 'Nominations—
FUTURE OF NEW ZEALAND 1
The Prriti<h Dominion of New
Zealand. larger than England, Scot-
land and Wales together, with an id-
eal climate, a fertile soil and a small
population, i barely '11)51) years old in
terms of white settlement, but al-
ready enjoys a high standard of liv-
ing. This is because New Zealand
has hitherto been able to sell her
characteristic products—frozen treat,
batter, Ghee -, wool and fruit—at
c•oud price- to Great Britain, which
has imported more and more food-
stuffs as her people have tttrned their
attention increasingly to manaufac-
turing.
The population of .New Zealand is
jut eater l u),1)0, therefore the Do-
minion has std to rely upon overseas
cannttries. mainly treat Britain. for
capital to develop her lands, and for
manttfactur rod. During last year
New Ze-il t d esnarteei produce worth
which more than 141)
per cent- t.to Great Britain. She
imported mdaufactured goods worth
£41011(01 and her net profit of
,C11,4,t'llt.1'5 -las used to pay theint
t rest on her public debt that anuiunts
to £111,,748,d44} -annually
It will therefore he seen that this
Dominion is in a curious position of
economic tutelage. As a producing
unit she is fortunate to possess one
customer who keeps her supplied with
cash, credit and capital goods, and
who take.: the greater part of her
surplus production in return; but she
is dependent on that customer,
11 lase pnosperits. or the reverse, is
the automatic treasure of her own,
]'mill recently, there seemed no limit
to the British market for her produce.
New Zealand's total exports mounted
front 007.3111,862 in 18d5 to £26i2513,-
105 in )t))).,- and in 14)14) were
Fast;
9()7.7t5.
But in 11031 New Zealand's all-im-
portant export, declined to $31 -1,950. -
WS, and the country's finances were
thrown into ton fusion. Salaries, rents.
interest rates and imports had to be
cent 1''att agricultural bankruptcy
stalked the land; the currency suffer-
ed deprcriatiettt. Although prices for
extaort product/ eventually improved.
it became evident that the -British
market had 'ieiinite limit,. When the
home ti„cerionent finally. announced
it i ,itld have to restrict import- of
Dominion prod are, New ZeaLotder-
realdr, ti that I -,tit' !,;•rind of .altrilere,i
economic progress was at an. end.
In the light of these farts, New
Keehn]', industrial and an•iv111tUtr:r1
,rolMmi is simply ;tater(. 1'n main
taitlher !lith standard o ,It ,Iiq, File
must continue to sell au incises•ine
vooenct „ printary Irrduct• e:err
e,r. \\It,'re can she ;,-'.1 it It 'cord-
is ;rent: that the demand for foo]
-!att, tr„nt ocrt•:.ra• viii coflthtni to
i'' an•i notch longer. ;heat Britain
;oche ewl+,roti;! ;o increase Inc•
n vre•:tnction of i..l udfs. All th,
idetice ;or, to .tett that tier peo.
µ1p of Great Britain are not rating s:
much emir;•;! 'i,,,.,d.tuft; as they use,]
V,. the -:amt time. foreign ,'1111-
• tics •u, .is i-tcntnai•1;, the Xi. tiler -
itr.. James Chit"en, Cliut•.u. and
\t ss Vera \\iso, Baytielii. are in Clin-
ton 'hospital, the forttier suffering a
irnluut nose and forehead laceration,
and the latter ankle and low injuries
received in an ;uttnmtrhile aerietettt
Friday night on N,;. 4 1Ii 1,wnv foto
utiles north of Clinton in which three,
cars were invoiced. The,‘ were in
,set• tn•oct•eiiinn mwth, dt^ren by l:tine,
C'itow•en, ;.Tinto;, in alt)'), w,'c
t•'•owcu ext the front -eat stud Kelso
Siri•ta, Clinton. ,and Alis, Vera l\'iso,
1laytic1t1. rear seat passengers. The
itttpact threw Air... t.'11.In n forward
against the , iustrnment board and
windshield and \liss Wise a:;ain<t
the forward rat, The nieu were nn-
ini.,.tre,l except for a .,-ton• 11'6714.
\ I three c u, w re• tr is%tyi,
Trying Out With Windsor—
Mr. Drank Alvis; ran 'err ••, T' ie --
-day morning for 1\inti-;,r. •,',;t',. ?u
will try out aid, the iu
suonsoced by the ).:).rt -' \l, for
Corporation, f that city. ,v111,11 team,
we understand, is an intr.nt ht eat
Alichigan Ontario l.eagite. If Frank
makes the•ride with the team xe
understand Le is tit.receive <t sitaut,
tt itlt tiie cmtttnttty. ' 1'immn• ha,
been
ta-
%net a valuable and popnlar member
of the faumnur ('limey; L'olts ever
,ince he started !,'ern., ❑:,,t..: and
hen always been considered one of
their best utett. H,• started velum it
mere kill with tate Clinton initis».
and schen In: becatt, old for int
is,r company .Ole) :i lilac„ -t : nine:
for hint wit'; the C„its. — r li re„t
1:1 ts-Record.
Wingham Mayor Has Acclamation—
J. 11'. it -Tampa was re-elected \I+yor
\\'ittghant by acclamation on Mon -
dap 'Itigli1 then two other nominees.
1)•r. R. 1. Redmond and I. H, Craw-
ford. withdrew. Other nominations:
Inr 'Reeve -T. R. Bennett, F. L.
Reeve -\V. J. Steuart (acct.), ':Davidson. -
Council— .Albert Gammie, Cairns Connnissutuet•-IA. J. •\\"alk,„, ace.
kI. Aitcheson, Thomas Webster, 'Por Connell :i.,fs to be electe(1)—
Brown Smyth facet), ;H. T. Thomson, 'k. S. Etherington,
Others nominated, bit who with- Walter \'anwyck, Elmer \Villtinsot,
drew; For 'Reeve: 'AUit"t't Johnston, 'R, (H. Lloyd. J. H, Crawford, Harry
John McQuillan, Albert 'Ganitnie, (5. Brown, "Phomas V. Snaith, - Gordon
Vf, Aitchesun, Brown Snaith, Thomas Machan, Roy-\1.int fly, Joseph Evans,
Webster for council, Harold Gaunt, I'ut+,tic School l;oterd tali returned
J. Johnston, 1Vnt. Mole, H. l.eishutatt. lay arclaniationt-..\Vert) 1, Rev. J. F.
.Anderson: \Farr] Norman - 'Fry-:
Wart! .3. 011ie Hahkirk; \\'ttrrl '4, Dr.
A. 3, 'Irwin. -
Ashfield Nominations—
Reeve—Richard iJohnston (acct,)
Depnty-Rceve—It-al'iiert Frayne, acc.
Council—Lnrtte (Johnston, Arthur
Culbert, .Alex 'McD'onald '(acct.)
East Wawanosh ,Nomination
Rettve—IPeter W. Scott lace].)
Council --+R. IR. ,Redmond, L. 'Rud-
dy, J. D. I3eecruft,10. Black -facet)
Goderich Township Nomination—
Reeve—Wilmot Haacke' (ace')
ALBERT MA:TTHEWS OF TO-
RONTO NEW LTEU,.:GOV.
Albin \Iatthi'r s. member of a To-
, -onto brokerage age :lira; bearing his
name and Metier:if ,Hon. R. C. \lat.
flaws, Alive tet of National 1Re•ventie
in Ole Bennett 'Government, has been
tri tnyd T-,ieutcnant,Givet'nor of On-
tario. He succeeds Hen. .Dr. IT. .\•
Bruce, \vita announce/I his resignation.
The appointment was effective - No-
viother34t1
\Tt. \lattb ws, who is 04,' will, be
the first holder o; this office since
1,114 who ha- not moved into the pal-
atial C bci•rnment House in Ro tad:le'.
C,. honey IYar 'hili' '1d,001lpfb'Ot) l't(,ute
Iof heutentutt gtoertors will'ti' ;',sed,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1937
TELEPHONE TALKS IN THE WATSON FAMILY
Dad,,, it
e S st
his turn nn
Friday night's a special lni plft$ b's with
o
the 't at8°n8 tthenig
weekly long distance cell, Prompt-
ly
yell
at eight the telephone
tinkles and I3oh's Hearty voice
comes "booming over the wise
then Muriel s aria the youngsters'
- who are allowed to stay up
specially to say "]dello', too.
]keeps us young” "Long Distance arents. It's
the
say thou hratdP
cheapest pleasure we know of.”
Like the Watson. family, you too
ill Pad Long pistance the touch with ideal
c-
t't o keeping in t outs
tray j mends
out-
of-town relatives rise you!
low cost will surprise
s"a
'1)
9def",sii.i55
Low Night Rates begin
every evening at seven, and
apply ALL DAY SUNDAY!
M. J. HABKIRK
Manager
•
tilxti,m Will become stationary within
a' .e,t decades. What this mutt;ny
11,1,Tl; ;inti that; tltytltiu.,; i, au ills
:sty r,i ttcw IrettilhT, rnttil such tint„ a.
it •;m, ,nr int w t.il as :it indeprnd-
enl. e,um,tltii i'ltlil t. It in-p,,,.ilrlt•
111 .0 great Britaitt herself Limy bt un -
'ands and t4, \'"-""'1;11''' an,l "1 1'1' j,t,llhtt iu tin matt,• to sett her own
Brit+ -h 1 m ni„n, such a, \n -'t rub•' ,m, :nil ,,alittlitir, 1„ .is,ist Now
mt•i t atr,,l c. .n•c Increasing asing tit h nr,e tcalanI inn„ nationhood. but titer„
,(ti.a onoi6 t:. i) that New Zeit- ,uses desirable northern Biro r
'' lino
:and ,o11•., ,they .a«, fighting ;t . 1 pile, .t,,et.,. thfat conlil- ea -fly >up1Ay the
'n the Lon market. necessary utigr:utas.
\' tun t m+ it was tin' t •let •: , t 1
ortittlatcly. the Du:
utnlon possess-
' t I),nnnti r,a ;you,” 111,,1%i •I ,est -h pn•
it]nett- ,creat ntitt•raai wtaltlt, abunmlant
vr, .,n he^ ,urns•- s m
,ttt1•r poster, ca+I open peers tha
lint ut.1,„., mt
lao.lto Chiu,:,, huli:e :and the East Iu• -
antaft-iltt•tt it :tit(' a i•lintate that
!7 tcl. slut-retlt
sit- the northern h:,nerliean type .,f
Lal;. 1oa litu. AT ,ri nt et•,
,ettli•r ti ell.
,loetuae e,i econoinie a ani„nal-
r,nt has also permeated Eastern \,'w Zealand inday' has to bear the
omttries, anti New Zealand could ” urdeu of a itravv national eight. Iter
Brei sew,peoit,, _ tin: fens -seeing vionecr- borrowed ling,c•ne
, rt en it ,hc haI
r.
.ams ,xi nlnin•y in order to promote
girt too,], t„ h„.the mutt- I
F"el; .,d 1tn,;,', h:nrope am,l the oth- pmlilie wool:,, such it. 1% railways,
ls iotninion,. ant we61 aoek,,d itlntinistrativr buil+fin.,, bridges and
with home -Crown protlta.- lty'dro-electric enterprises, that they
1)nr way of solriu - believed would eventually he used by
nnrblent ineoh'e•, 111,- expansion it large population. 1s that popuaa-
i,f tit• Dominion's own population. no rim has not eventuated, the present
that a lar r haute market may he ,mall norther of Net
grarluallc derchrpcd. tint only to ab- 'Z'alanderi have to pay the interest
orb Inr agrirultnral and pastoral charges on frozen as.ets that they
produce at present e••ported ower- cannot develop to the full. An influx
-ens,
but al,n• t i prut.de a market of population into the.. I)amuillion
„r luval In•tu:riticttn•,•11 ¢ood :\1 ,could malar ibed+• , enterprises pay, ,rrsen). as has.. seen :hoist,, New• and ,wttti1) greatly reduce the. per
',ittill bras a poliulaliun inn 'chaff r'tpita debt htn•tictt, -
'o use more titan a - fraction of lye„ dl is difficult to get New Zea.land-
arut nrodnetion, Economists have ers to fliNel•ss intmfgratfmt wi$houf
roved that the land is capable of -argtttttt'lt1. It is said that every 1111-
:arrsitu at least 110 title, its Present migrant would deprive an Mold inhabi-
tnpulatinn. - -last of his job; that in a shaking
if the population of the Dominion world there is no scope for what may
cert• itlertased by 1)) times its -pros- be an exceedingly dangerous ex4eri-
,tnit anlottut, the farmers wna(d sell trent. Bail this is, to say the least, de -
heir meat, butter, wool and fruit to htItat,lc. There is not a nation in
,heir own fellow countrymen, who in Europe that has the natural adyan-
t irn wrntld be eimpi iv'11 lay great tagt. s of New- Zealand. while every
yew nttt'unfacltrittt industries, the nation in Europe is overcrowded.
rrodncts of winch woould be readily ft nrist- be added that the views in
,b,orbed within the country, .\a pre, - 'chis article circ long -range -one.;; ex.
111, there arc ices factories in the pressing the individual viewpoint of
Dominion, and their exi-tcure is de- alt Englishman who has lived in the
oder; on the maintenance Of high
Dominion for several year., and who
.'Pili batrie•rs, has at heart not only the interests nt
lmuttigt itdon ismentioned for the the it c,11111 11'Y and the British t nlptrt,
1114 rc nun tlmt New Zealand'
nriit rate, like that of syr many West -
•r: n un:tries, is declining. It ha.
wen predicted that if the - present
zrn;l eontitue., the Dominion's pop -
hot also those of the httm to race. Iiis
conviction is that the interests of all
can only be served by long-sighted
planning to Blake the: 'tit/Most use of
the advantages of all,
BOOK COVERS OF CRETONNE hook; tier, tire:. tri • nr-'tall
Get out some of those cret„tut'llittches are i' u:1 t. to , the r l •. ,,i
strati. rntt'vebeen wondering what the cover •r'1 r',nal.
yens _o1114 do with a1,1 make some l itindttt;g is 1,11. t t!ky t t tont use
;immitis cote•;•: tar lite ami'.c I,o,d:- ti thin silk t>vulur I:, t 0'1 t-,afes a
Ii. ,t,•:, and !it'll ite ,t,r:,t'i-e't at -.iii-laet't'e t,'n,. I1 o,' !'. you
1,nev etl't•rt!c' they :u•i t;e-••l ', y„,i 'i tt ±u!tl half s f u„e`+t.,
cant •ell then!. .\i fret -t., must„:-:,.- v ,:1 utah.ti,r, .,t'.. emit:,- r,r, three..
can. Vol they make _ .. •t1' , ••i.'lith-.. inrii ',n: n,- ._..a , ,-i
tion, to haxattr •ini -y
IIT ey ami .lr w i n. 1 •o '1• ,h- :old , , . •-i at , Ai
tett y„lir own hook, and '1' , -ul, . ' each .,r•:. '. t . .n
'rn,l. ,-N en :i trk•,,b,nn , -.:i. �- , ,Is- ,,„Dunt 111, 1'.,1 ' a,els•
rheerini with ,nen a cover. The )'h,• -c c,lyer. rat ,e;•,: til :.t and
tete, ,tilt -papa• 1,,,e% ,Ay.. "Do,t'1 -„it Itttmdu'rd e••aPy•-
ntt•!' The ttv hnec•. unnr .Derr 11, 1 .i, ' 11,'
.ay., "t'„ti• 'rail 11,..).' r hens. ,' cue e tr,,,, ty! t or ',� 'mk
eomr-, n,, r,nr •.carat. 1,, r,•n:1 0,,• 1ri„. .,n 11l1' cion ,tad lir•.' Uu•
phone bunk. tot, acid bolt .n est,, ra 'EV ,isles.
There- are tato 'cry eels) way_ of Sias}; the ibrii: a,. tr-,1..i•.•; of the
nta•kitt these rretrnux' )a tket-. hir.1 Back. hiudiny. Next. c,t:_ ., liagoral
i, the Docket type. C'nl :t :tri;, of ere- fold :m each corner, .0 111:4 the zily.is
tonne (placing the motif, if the•rr 1s of top and bottottt Itiu,t the ed.,.., e of
one. ill the centre of the front cover) the side. Turn in ;iv- i,ls's,t,- corners
ahont ci;tltt inches for whatever is the dia outtlly, and hind! nr Ri'e bent ail
width of nue cover) leamver and two rnttnd the rax t!'14',. 'i'nrn ie, the
inches wider than this hook to be env- sla,±brd section art !bee 'hack, cutting
Bred. 'Turn tutee eit�htli.-inch Item, allteff surplus t:tateriat, and hem ,lowt.
round and "taste them. 'Hent the short That method does not allow the :over
ends. lay` the 'haul: nn the strip and to be opened up.- Stiff paper covers
fold the end. up meet tit• c i ,,., foil. are ];smelly made tit:tt way and' tltc
itlg etitrdly for front and back coy- fouls pasted down. It is. a ,,;ood plan
ens. The material should ettt-er ahont to allow- less material for the envelope
h;tlf the inside of the ]fool: -covers, flap., as to, steep tlaps make it rliffi-
forutimg poctect, into which the stip' cull 1n sip the'bunk in and out.
covers are to be sipped. Secure these, Bookmarks are easy- to shake anti
taint, out the boolc and overcast _ the to.,,,,,
ew to Ehe Yup. of tltr 'back of the
edges to make the sides of the pock- jacket. •Bdstrungord that
ets. Blear the turned material at top is r1•nch'fedean.i slip stitchesnttac;nay the
and bottom hetwcen pockets: it is not worked into a chain, to one -i'nc'h strip
nerto hm for ene iettyeth of of self -material, :;ranted, turned and
clic Ioncessay ,side.,e'int if youtirw'i.h to do gathered at the Meyer end stay be at -
it it must be done when the short 'tacked instead, To make the tassel,
sides art• hentntcd, before the Doc,ko, wiled :No. 30 cotton twenty-five tittles
are turners up, round a two -inert piece of cardboard,
The ,'"incl 1cpe of cover :s the en., tie through loop; at the top, ,;lip off
velope. :\flow three inches of
mater—ial all round outside the huasurerttettts arty) trim loops. at the h.mtti„n.
of the hook.) ntt the top and bottom„ Cream Dressing
edges to apoint. the side, to angles
that meet the{',
that of 2 eggs
ulcs of the points. ii i,
impossible to '1 tablespoon stege„
give. tier.;pameasure-
bottom teaspoon ,alt
meat, oF- tit' honk, Cut the ttoo ;mid
edges to a !,,,int. the ,i4es to 1 teaspoon mustard
angles,that freest the lies of the, 1epper
atbjcspuons vinegar
Point,It is imps ;.idle G ye exact2 tablespoons /butter
nteasnlcnients because they it (Oh .. Cayenne
the. size of the :book.. and sometime:
it is advisable to allow even ttmote pn1 crisp cream, 'whipper' ittttil' thick
than that „sire inches eat egg's, add vinegar slowly, sig -
tor sides and ars butter and seasoning. Cook over
Dint especially tchal7 you are env- hot water, stirring constantly, until
crit large barks. dor noyc!-size thick and smooth, Cool,