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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1932-09-29, Page 1Ilorgive anvd :forget hwIi.y, the 'would Ibe lonely,. "Illte garden a w'ilderness left 'to d'e'form, If the-flotv'ers tbut renremiber'cl the wb rld eaf()rithNe HURON,, COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER chiihlirng winds curly, And the fields :gave no te'rdurG for fear of the storm, —Charles I5w'ain. 'WHOLE ISER'IES,, V OL. 54, 'No. 39. SEAFi ORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPT. 29, 1932 Phone 84. DINNERS and SUPPERS Regularly HOT LUNCHES at all hours 1 OUR HOME MADE SPECIALTIES Prices Reasonable The.O.iyrnpia Confectionery and Restaurant Not Once in20Years IHlave we had a complaint of truckles spoiling tvhen our vinegar was used. Already' this 'season we .rave heard. of pickles spoiling when' other vinegar was used, We sell, our good XXX Vinegar at same price as others are charging dor XX Vinegar. CIDER or PUREE SPIRIT VINE- ' GAIR, XXX Quality, A O c Over Inupenial Glallon'"! MPJLI10,N,A'IIRE TOMATO SOUP Speciale -'3 for 25c. PLFf41.&t L,L COFFEE hasadvanced to 3!5c. While our present stook lasts we sell I'�p A r_4, for iii Y OAKES.-Two specials coming. A ''Qh'o,cclaite Marshmlaiow and an assorted' cream 'filled' Sandwich, Perrin's usually 25c at 2 lbs'..35c GINGER.—lest Jamaica. Ginger per lb. 60c PRESERVED or CANDIED GINGER, special, per 1'b., 35c. REAIDYJCUT 1VYACA'RONI, special 5 'abs. 25c CONCORD GRAPES per basket 25c 'Eggs •b'ought for cash or trade. Creann for S'eafonth Creamery at sante price as at the 'Creamery. F. D. HUTCHISON PHONE 166 COAL QUALITY -SERVICE E. L• BOX PHONE 43 EGMONDVILLE. 'The Peppy Pals Mission Band en- joyed a very pleasant hike last .Sa't- urday afternoon. The crowd met at 1tJi1j an Richardsonn's home and hiked 'from these out to Amex. , Wlallaee^s. The afternoon was spent in playing several games. The refreshments were served on the veranda and everyone did them' full justice. A vote of thanks was. ten'd'ered ,,Mrs. Wallace and ,the, Peppy Pal's finked back to their 'homes, a tired :but happy loft. McKILLOP. ;Annivers'ary services ' will be 'held in Cavan .Church, Winthrop, on Sunday next, O'c't, 2nd at 111 and 7:30, with. 'Rev. G. W. Oliver off SIt. And'rew's (United Chluunc'h, Blyth as special preacher at bosh services. 112•u'ste bay, the Ca'v'an choir: HURON PRESBYTERY. iH+uren Presbytery of the United (Chetah of Canada in (s'es'sion' alt Gode- rich on. Monday, placed its staniip off approval on a1nelw method' df finance, 'patibilcul'arly adapted to rural districts, by which church members may con- tribute a farm an,infal,'bno'od of chick- ens eggs, Y> grain, rain etc in lieu of s asl c h a their contribution; or any part. of it, to the m'vssioifary fund. 'A number of delegates, bath ministerial and day, exlpre'ased the opinion their nhuni h would be unable to sulbeserib'e their allo'c'ation to the missionary and rruarnnitenlanlce fund this year. However, - the amlonnts we're unchanged, the fig- ures being left as they ane in the nat- ure of an obe'jelotiye. The 'presbytery condemned the habit :cif some churches in anrangrn!g pastoral supply without consulting or conferring with The pals-• toral relation's canvmittee. The chief speakers of Mille day were Dr. J. Bruce Minter, .presi'd'•ne of • the conference, London; Rev. S. J. Mathers,'Grand Bend, and Rev. Dr. Ono, ftaalternal delegate for eh'e Methodist Church, of Japan, to bhe g_en,eral council the Un- ited Church 'of Canada, 1 CHURCH CARD. North Side United , Church.—Pastor, Rev. W. P. Lane, B.A. Sunday; Oct 'Ud— all a.in.—Public Worship. Subject, "The Right P'atth. 2nd message tram• Proverbs. 2,30 p.m.-4Ralihy Day services. Sae - dal program. 7 p.m.—Public Warship. Sulbjeet, `,Building the City.,, ENG+AGEMENIT ANNOUNCED Mr.' and Mrs. WGII'a'am 'Canter' of Hubfebt, announce the engagement of bhedr, daughter, Irene Elizabeth, • to 'D'onald Ma'c1K'enade Of 'Luckn'o'w, sen of Mr. Donald and the late Mrs. Mac- Kenzie, bh.e merrdage to take plate early in. October. WINS TRIP TO CLEVELAND .Mr. Dennis Andrews, of Buffalo writing to renew his s•u+bscrip'tion to The News, says in part: `°I aim always dbo'king for the old 'home town news and when ou friends come here to visit es. iron Seeforth we have all .the news ahead of them, This 'is Friday night and the (first think I ask when I come home front work, is for the Sat oath News We are getting along wonderfully, de- pression or no d'epressi'on. I am work- ing five days a week so we are Pulling through. I have a boy going to school now in the eighth grade. He is a Bali- 'fallo Times paper carrier, as you will see by .the Buffalo Tames ,picture I am sending you. He was one out of a thousand carrier boys thalt won the trip to 'Cleveland on the Buffalo & 'Cleveland boat. We were dawn to see him off and, the Buffalo Times had busses to take them- to the ate races in Alcron when they landed in \Cleve- land. We were 'very proud oif him and hope he will continue. Wislhing the ISeafonbh Newts success tor the cam, ing ye'ar for it is a regular newsy pa- per. I hope you punt in a gooks: mem- ber in the vacancy in your parlia- ntenh." ANO'THIER ,PROTEST (Brussels football team has entered a protest on ,Saturday afternoon's sud- den death game with Walton, ordered played by the Huron Football Assoc- iation committee. Walton and Brus- sels have now played four or five g'am'es in the semitfinals af the Steph- enson Cup to decide which team will play Egm'and'vflle in the finals. Every game since ' the first one has been pro- tested. This last protest is ons technicali- ties only. Ian the previous protest Brus- sels was found to have played an un- registered man. The Ass'ociati'on exe- cutive meets on Wednesday' evening to decide what action will be taken. RECTOR APIPIO`1NITlED.' 'Rev. Canon Edward' A!pplieyeard, M. 'A., MC., L.Th,,. has resigned ,the in- Ou'nnbency of the 'Ohunc'h of .the As- ,c'eft'sion, j'Uindsloer, to become rector of Se. Thomas Anglican Church, Sea - forth, accordlimig to word received' on Wednesday by Mr. H. Edge ' warden of the church. Cannlon and Mrs. Apple - •yard are eadpelcited the l'a'tter pant of October. Canon Aplp'leyard is an outstanding clergyman olf the diocese, and he has had chaarge of some of 'tate largest parishes, . ,includh'ng. Owen Sound, Woodstock and Windsor. He is a member of the synod executive. BARBARA KIRKM'AN. The September meeting of the Bar- bara ICirleman Auxiliary was held Tuesday evening in the school room of First Presbyterian March with a ' n Th Douglas sPdend d attendance. a Blas group were in charge. Mins. M. A. Reid presided. The mee'tin'g was op .caned by singing a hymn, "IBreat'he on Me." Mrs. W. R. Planit followed with prayer. The minutes of bhe last meet- ing were read by the secretary, Mrs, (Earle Befit. The Scripture lesson was read .,by Mrs. Robert Alberhart. The ibus'iness' part was conducted by the pre'siden't, .Miss Belle Campbell A very pleasing duct, r I, m a Pilgrim," was rendered by Mrs. J. E. D'aleiy and Mrs. Ernest Ge'd'dss, accompanied by Mrs. J. E. K,eatinlg. The Glad Tid- ings prayer.: was given by Mrs. H. E. lSnvith, The topic was taken by Miss Pearl P'a'ttenslon. With the singing of a hymn and; repeating .the .Lord's prayer .uteieoli, the meeting was 'brought to a close. SEAFOIRITH FALL FAIR. ISeafonth Pan Fair on Thu rsdlay and Sri day last was an unnqualilfied suc- cess. The weather was 'kind', rain the night before clearing alway into a fine 'afternoon on Friday, when a record crowd was in attendance. The entry in all classes was large, "both indoors Land-osetdoaors. The list of prize win- ners is on page three of this issue; 'Me ' sports program ofliicials were: Starter, and announcer, Mayor Daly; clerk off committee, Dr. F. H'arb-urn; Judges' slc'ho'al drill, Messrs. Ballan- tyne, Weed'mark, MacMillan' sport: and race judges, Jlas, Doig, J. W. Beattie, Ross MadGregor. (Best appearnn,g school- in parade, Tat, Egmon+dlville 2nd, Seaforth Sep- arate .Sldh'aol; 3rd, MleKrllep• ..o. 6; 4th, Seafwith pulbinc echo al. IBloys' Foot Races''—i8 yrs and and er, Douglas Stirling, Jane Elliott; 10 yrs. and under, Geo. Wigg, Grant Stinting; 12 years and' under, Allister Wigg, Stewart Wigg; 14 years and under, Roy Mann, Harold Nicholson. !Girl's Fodt Races -l8 years and• un- der, Hazel An'denson, Edna Ashton;' 10 years and un'd'er, Clara Ketalar Mary Woods; 12 years and under, Al- ice Hudson, Margaret Nigh; 14 years and under, L. Nott • Alice Hludlson. lB'oys' B,icylcle Races, -% nvile—l2 years and under, J. McNabb, Chas. Lane; 15 years and under, F Grieve, J. Sherwood. Two Mile Repay Horse Race—dislt, Colborne Township (Edgar Blake, Clinton R.P. 2; Walter McManus and Ford Clank, Goderich R.R., Aaron Tucker, Godericis R.R. 4)t 2nd, Nott, 3rd, Tuckersmi'th Township. IPs,,,,ting Ralce, a-'mule=l, L. Noltt; ON THE LAST LAP. iS!ate,rday ,fig'hlt will see the c'lose of (the speaking campaign in the 'South Huron by-ele!ctiost. The Oonservaltive progriam for the baianlce of the week is:'Thu rsday night, at Clinton• town hall, Hon. R.olbertt Weir Minister of 'Agriculture, George Spolbton, M, IP., and Mrs, Hlow'ard Rallis', Friday night meetings will be field at He'n- sadl and Zurich, addressedby Hon. Mr, Weir, Slamuel Golbie'l, M. 1P,, of 'Qoim(pton, Que,, and Geo. Slpottlo'n, M. IP.; Saturday evening, Hon. Mr. Weir and C. W. Bell, M.•'P. of Hamilton, will address the final Conservative rattly in Cardn'o's Hall,, Seaforth. The .Governtm'enit candidate, Mr. Louis H. (Ruder, wilt sneak at each meeting. ,'The Liberal meetings scfiedulled are: T'huns.dlay, Hon. W. D. Euler and Mttchell, F. Heplburn in Crediton; 'F'rid'ay, Hon. 'Ernest Lapointe in Drysdale at 2 p.m. and Clinton town hall, 8 p.m.; Saturday, Hon. W. D. Euler and uncan Marshall, in Zur- ich. The Liberal eandd4ate, Mr. W. H. Golding, will speak at each of the alblorve meetings. Also on Saturday nightt a meeting will be held in the ass Skating ilii Seafbrth a dr e d d by IMitahef4 Hepburn; R. J. Deachnian and Dr. Donnelley, M.P. Mr. Golding will not be present at this meeting. Voting 'commences at 8 o'clock 'Mondiay morning, O'etolber 3rd, and oonbinues ualtid six o''clolckin the of termoen Thenames on the ballot 'will be William H. Golding, Machinist; Louis H. Rader, Farmer. fain Wesley Beattie of :Se'afotibh is 'Mir. Goldin'g's Official agent; George H. Elliott of Clinton is Mr. Rader's end, J. !Cudmore (IG. W. N'obt, own- o'Aftciai a'genit. er)' 3rd„ Douglas Fagan, 4th, Donald IThe Returning Obfioer is. D. H. Mc - Mansoni: Naughton, Bayfield, and his secretary is Robt. Higgins of H'ens'all. (Horseback Potato Race—Aaron Fi- ;The polling booth's in Seaifterth will Mer, Edgar Blake, Den Dale, Walter be:' No!1'=at John Pinkney's res•i•d- MCalf R , "Ice' Godernch Street; No. 2—Dun- lop's Race ---Lorne Carter, John Car- Garage, Mann street north; No. ter; •3—Queen's Sample Room; No. 4— Farmers' Tso.t-.Ernest Little, Sea- ,Carnegie Library; No. 5—at John forth; Geo. T. 'Dale, Seaforth; Carman;Regier's Office, pain Street; No. 6— Moon, Londeaboro; A. Co'ahrane, Hensel!. . at W. E. Clhapm'an's residence, jar Boys' Fowl Club, 1932—Allister yr;Tihestretownns'hip polling b.00Aths re- 1Broadfoot, Sewforth• Stewart M'e:Ew- main raoticall the same as usual. Clinton; Clifford Smith, Kippen, p y Thos. Leiper; Londeaboro; Frank Doyle, Du'b'lin.; James D. Black, Sea- HOME AND SCHOOL. forth; Arnold Hi'gi'Il, Seaforth; Claud The Hume and School' Association IGelinas, Zurich; Alex. McMiehael wilt hold their regular monthly meet - Seaforth. :ng on Monday evening, October 3rd at eight .o'clock in the public school. HELP WANTED FOR A Miss Bell of the collegiate staff will CRI'PPLED CHILD give a talk an England and Switzer- land, where . she spent her suninner The Seaforth Lions Club are 'mak-vacation. There will be no collection, ing a house to.:house canvass scatting bat the ntesulbers are asked to pay tickets for the big drawing to be held their fees. Names are still needed for in the Palace Ri`n'k in connection the Built Mrs. Moore is making for that the association, so it is hopie with their annual Hallowe'en Frolicd' By purchasing these tickets costing throw who,attend the meeting axed'. only 25c or 5 for $1:00, you have a have not given their names and; ten c'h'ance to win one of ten v1arteable cents will d:o so that evening. prizes. The winner of the first prize, will he given a new T•tuder Vs Ford SUCCESSS'FUL FO'W'L SUPPER. sedan. Other prizes are: Solid wahnult tOn Tuesday last the ladies of St. dinner wagon, Tip Tolp sunt of clothes, Thomas' Anglieat Church held a most electric rangette, kodak, two ten diol- succesaful'fo:wl supper in ,the ,parish lar gold pieces and three five dollar hall. In spite of the inclement weather, gold pieces. With th'e exception of the a goodly number were served salt the major prize, these prizes were all tables which looked' lovely, decorated. donated- by memlbers of the Lions with autumn flowers and coloured Club. The Lions to date have spent oandles. During the supper, music was $1,200 on crippled. children's work, beautifully rendered by Mrs. W. C. correctingdeformed limbs, hospitaliz- Sproat and Miss Winnie Kruse. The abion, giving x-ray treatments, re- proceeds of the evening amounlbed moving tonsils and adenoids, supply- to $70, ing eye glasses. In addition, they have spent $400 in Christmas cheer for ,MR. MACKENZIE KING needy tlhfld.ren. / AT SEAFORTH. This is the only appeal the Lions are making. To give to this cause is a real work of Ghrfstian charity. Speech Not Spectacular — No Refer- Every cent of the money you en- encu to Beauharnois. trust to •bhe Lions is spent for the purpose it is given. When the can- 'The Liberal campaign reached its vasser comes, apply the good old climax on Wednesd'ay with the' visit golden rule and .bey Lions tickets and of Rt. Hon. Mackenzie King to Ex - help the crippled child.eter in the afternoon and ISea'font'h in the evening. .A POPULAR WINNER. At six 'o'clock a banquet at the 'Leola Madeline Nott, the thirteen - Wes. Hotel was attended by ehe year-old d'awghlter oil 14x. and Mrs. visitors and a number of local sup - Wes. Mott, Hugon Road, last, year P,otiters. i 'won first in p'racsically every running horse ITlue H''ghlanders' Bland led the par - horse ,race entered at the neighboring ode tp-bhe skabin'g rink an'd played and loc'a'l fairs, an'd is coming 'ba'ck `The Mapite Leaf wnheo illi. K hg en s'tronlgly again this year. On Friday 'tered. Decorations adlorned the, rink at Sealonth she won first. At Goderioh and' se'a'ting was arranlged on lank 'fair last.' week Miles. Nobt also ' won resiting on bundles of shingles ,brought (first, The Steel said: "Attractions yes- from Mr, RI MicM'iillan's yard. terdlay afternoon protvided a great af- The central hada cif the rink was Iternoon's sport and the craved.went nicely filled.. moire im•mentsely pleased. Mies Leola 'Mayor Daily we'llcio•med ilackenzie 'Madeline Nlolbf, 113-yearold Seeeenth King and visitors on beihallf of the gml, riding 'Baby Maine," a new over Seafoeth. Mr. Daly presided Mount, repeated her victory of a yearover; the meeting.ago in the half mile open running °I have been on the Utilities eomi- eace a'gains't five male jockeys: She ntiieeion with Ms. Golding for 12 can years," d'ec'lared gdt a big taint from the gallery," 'lared Mr. Daly, 'and 'The Signal; "There wane six 'entries tell you his word is a d'.... sight Eor the running race, in wake aeis's better than many a signature." Leola Nett, of Seaforth, 'repeated' her IA hush fell over the crowd, flolll'olw perfo,rnnamlce of last year by winning ed by a roar o.f laughter. both treats an Baby Mine. The game Mr. Daly urged the electors to be aviation.try sure to rote---. they voted was little lady was given an .the 'gra'nd'stand; Second' • and third their'awn business.; Mr. r. Golding, Was called upon, his address ,being essentially the same as at the nomitation .meeting on Mon money was divided by Geo. W. N and Fordyce Cl'a'rk . Time for each of the hall mile heats was given as 53 seconds." DANCINi TONY .PARR -- AND HIS BAND OF BANDS Direct ,froom their summer en- gagemennts alt IBayfle•l'd and IGoderich at. DUBLIN Fri.; Sept. 30th Prize of :$3 'far hol'd'er df 'Lu'cky Door Number. 'G'ents-50c, • 'Ladies -25c. 'The last time Mackenzie King caane toHuron rot Cbrnity was at the Northh Huron by-election five years ago, sup- planting Archie Hislop, who w'a's de- teated in that election. The meeting was in Gloderic'h rink. Mr. King did not me kid glio'ves; ill suapplort was aloft foiithacont'in,g, he pointed ou'tl dns- asltrous;-results hung oven' Goderich s 'head, and also over the head of Nbitth Huron. "Neveithelless, the North. IHlur- onites ,braved Mr. King's displeasure and elected I - efed 'Gebr e Spotter'. There 5 6 g P Fore, Connservatives vieiw the Lilberal leader's visit on the present oceas'ion ars a good omeh. Mr. King told the audience if his ,candidate was: Molt supported, they cauk? take the con seQuer; ees. He launched into an attack an an electron circtflrsr issued on behalf .of Mr. Rader Berson, MP.; Hiott, James Nlaaa'lleod'm, devoting' mu'cth oif his speech to this and HO's. 3. C. El!llfgRt, MOO. Diamonds DIAMONDS AND Our Gift to You For the remainder of this year we .lave at interesting Diamond proposi tion. With every Diamond of $25.00 and upward which we sell we will give absolutely free a Wedding Ring of the 'newes't design in 14k Solid Gold and Of standard weight. The Diamond will he our'regular high quality and value. The Wedding Ring, 14k Solid Gold, the color you wish and the new de- sign. Int is •absolnttely free.—'Our Gift to You. Buy your diamond in our Diamond (Roam, Alhsolute privacy. "Fred. S. Savauge JEWEIJER & OPTOMETRIST Gift Goods and Fine China Shone 194. 'Evening Appointments Res, 10. at your convenience. Watches BOYS' HOME GAR- DEN 'CONTESTS. Seaforth and Exeter Garden Club Members Exhibit at Local Fairs. was required 't'o p'lan't according to a definite ,plain. Balch club member was also required to •keep 'garden 'notes and. nnake an exhibit of 'fresh vege- tables at the local, Fall 'Fair. The gar- dens were judged in July and 60%, was allowed •for the garden score, 29% IDuring'the ;past summer two .Boys' for the garden notes and. 20% for thea Home ;Garden Club Contests were exhibit of ,fresh vegetables. conducted by .the Huron. lamed." of The Seaforth ,Club members ea-. the (Ontario 'Dept. of 'Agricu'lture, one hi'bited at the Seaforth Fair and the. in the ISealforbh distriot with 116 mann Exeter members et the ;Exeter Faill hers, and 'the +other in fhe Exeter dis- Fair. Both Agricultural (Societies 'versa trict with ,135 .conte'stan'ts. generously donated $1'5:00 to'ward's The club members were 'boys 'be- prize money for the contestants. tween the ages 'of 12 land 20 land each The following is a list of. the prize. boy twos supplied' With seed which he winners in.'the two''Clubst Seaforth Home Garden Club. Garden Garden Notes Exhibit Total Stand- Prize. score 60% 20% 20% ing - won Linnes K'rogmau ....55 117 • 19 911st ` $5.004 Gordon Elliott 5'5 1'S 17 817 2nd' 4.00 2 tdn'k ,Moylan 5b 1115 a2 86 iFtee •four - day trip to Royal ;Winter IFanr. David Shannon' ,.154 115 1116 89 3rd $3.00 iWiillie' Pap,ple :19P 15 1a 84 4thb 2.00 Kelso Adams 513 116 114 tom' 5Ieh1 1.00. • +Winner of 'Special Prize-sTree four-day 'trip to Royal 'Winter Fair—Frank Moylan, R. R. No. '5,'Sealforth,"Ont. • Exeter Home Garden Club. 'Garden Garden. Notes Exhibit Total Stand- Prize - score 60% 120% 20% ing won Fred iEl'terinbon '95 1117 16 68 1st $5,00 Orlando Battler 54 116 1117 87 12nel 4.00 William Stanlake 50 '18 118 '86 '.Free four-- day trip to Royal ‘Winter Fair Reese Mills 5'4 '117 13 84 3rd $3.00'" Russell Passmore 53 116 34 83 4th; 2.00' H'ar'old A. Clarke ...491 • '1'S (IIS' 79- 5'th 1,00a Winner olf ISpeoial Prize -Free four-day ,trip to (Royal Winter Fair�William Stanlake, R. R. No, II, Exeter, 'Ont. The free dour -day: trip to the 1932 whalers of this very worth while' Royal (Winter Fair was awarded to the club members in each clttb who had 'bite highest aggregate scone, Who lived on the farm, and was between'. the ages of '116 and 20 on Novetnlber, Ilst, 11932. !Frank Moylan ie the 'Sea- tonllh 'Club and ;William 'Stanlake it the Exeter . Club were 'the 'fortunate prize.: 'Only four iboys ' from each County .are being awarded a t're'e trip to the ,Royal this year and the other • two Huron .County winnerls whl bei 'selected from among the . Winglnamia (Calf Club ;and the 'Dungann'on Grain r Club mennlbers. ateseassismateleAseadesseeea circul'a'r. When someone asked about reductions in salaries, Mr. King said salaries had• been reduced 10% Eby Mr. Bennett, and went into the oai;lwlay question. Mr. KIi•ng, who taunts Mr. Bennett as being a strong ti't'an, defended the (Liberal ap'poietment of Sir Henry 0,0 a 'Thornton a solar of 114 0 0 17 oar alt Y $ e a "ration main" was year, bacons g needed bo operate the CIN IR. When the C. N.R. wlas mentioned. the ated'ie'n'ce sant up esapectan'tly, eviel- enitly under :the mspress'ilon that Beiau- harnbis would be mentioned by the Lillie rail deader. Nio reference was Made.. Mr. Kling did net dislapprbve of the 'Co'nferenee—'he Refit the rntlpreasib'n that the people of Canada had turned 'him -milt of power before he had time to accomplish ,anything along' this Id nae. Mr, , King is an adroit speaker' and, deals with his subject in Masterly Tashi on. IONhe'rs who sitloke were F. G. Sam Fowl Supper Under auspices of the Catholic (Women's League of St, James' Church Will be held on, Wednes. Oct. 5, IN THE PARIIS'H HALL From 5:30 to 7:30 P. M. Adnnissiou 40c.