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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1932-11-10, Page 18i ii. /The birds are husthed; aloln'e• the wind, iI16'ac through the woodtlaiild searches,. The red oak's lingering lletwves ,canfind And yellow pllunies of larches. eaforth Ne HURON COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER The 'Summer and the Winter 'here 'M'idway a truce are holding, 1A soft consenting atmosphere 'lllre'ir tents of peace infolding. S't. Martin's Suannrer:Whitt cr WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 54, No. 44. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10; 1932.. Phone 84. DINNERS and SUPPERS Regularly NOT, LUNCHES at all hours OUR HOME MADE SPECIALTIES Prices Reasonable The Olympia Confectionery and Restaurant De Luxe Jelly Powders Large quantity purchased and small profit, enables: us to sell these Jellies 6 FOR 25 c at YIOUNIGIS AND LUSCIOUS JET.- ILY POWDERS .......3 for 25c SELOX at less than wholesale 'price 2 for 25c 'COOKING FLGS, finest quality 3 lbs. 25c raAAOHED SULTANAS. — For your Christmas • dake -2 lbs. 35c ,PETTED DATES, 2 ybs,....,25e 'CHOICE FILLETS OF HADDIiE, 2 lbs. 25c MANCHURIAN SHELLED WAL- NUTS. --Quarters 40c ib. LILY' CHICKEN HADDIAE, own 15c SiODIA BISCUIT.-1Special quality, special price, SARDINES. ---Genuine Bris'ling, per 'can 10c No. 1 DOMES -TIC ONIO N:S— '715 ids. 25c No. 2 DOME STIC ONIONS, small - 15c . 15 lbs. r ' PORK & BEANS large !cans (33 oz.)' 15c Cream for Seaforth Creamery at same price as at the Creamery. Eggs bought for cash or .trade. Dried Apples taken at per pound 3c. F. D. HUTCHISON PHONE 166 CHURCH CARD. North Side United Church.—Pastor, Rev. W. P. Lane, B.A. . 'Sunday, November T3ibh. 1'l a;m.—lPwbliic worship. Subject, "The Power of the Tongue." 2.30 Is.1m.—Sunday Slohooi and Bible Classes. !Evening service withdrawn in view of the anniversary in First Presby- terian' Church. KEA'TIN!G;CLARK'E. 11n Balboa, .(Canal Zone, iec St. Mary's R. C. Church, on Novelmiber ;1Eliza- beth, byRev. F • • ether Gay, Anne L'Eiltza beth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo's- •eph L. 'Ol'arke, ,Balboa, to 1E'demun'd Keating, Quarry 'Heights, C Z., son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Keating of Seaforth. Mr. Keating is a former ISe'aforbh boy who has 'spent several years in the southern States, and the last two years in the Panama Canal Zone. • HOME AND SCHOOL ,The regular monthly meeting of. the Home and School was the'ld in the public school on Monday night. Mr. Wm. Hartry ,gave a most interesting talk on. 'horticu'lture, with lantern' slides. A piano solo by Miss Helen Crich and two choruses by seven girls of the school were 'much enjoyed music nnmibers of the evening. The programme' 'was arranged' by Mrs. F. Bechely and Miss Mary Bell. INDUCTION SERVICE. ' An in'ductio'n service will be held in 1St. Thomas' Anglican Church on Tuesday evening, Nov. 15th, when Canon Aippleyard will be inducted as:reotor of the church, His Lord- ship Bishop Seager will be present. On Sunday next Canon Appleyard will 'be present alt both .services and Sunday school. The topic of his morning sermon will be "Dri'n'king UP the B'roo'les," and of his evening sermon "The Mind Of !Christ." IA reception for Canon. and. MTs. Ap'plleyerd took place in the Parish hall on -Wedn'esd'ay evening. There was a large gathering off th'e congre- gation a'nd a pleasant evening was spent. 'HURON OLD BOYS' OF TORONTO COAL QUALITY SERVICE N E. L. BOX PHO3E The annual +meeting of the above Association will be held in the 'Pyth- •fan Castle ,Ha7'1, 247 College 'Street, Toronto, .on iPiridey eveninlg,;(Novem- ber 25th, tor the e9'eoti'on 'of officers 'Rud transaction. Of general 'business. At the conclusion of the Ibus'iness, e,nchre, 'bridge. and dancing will'! be the programme and re'fres'h'men'ts will be served. ;The annual sermon of the .Asso1c- HILLSGREEN. iation will be preached by the Rem. IR. F. Mc'Diarn,id (formerly of'Gode- rich)i .at 1St, Pau'1's (PrdSbyterian 'Church on Bathurst Street out }Sunday evening, 'November 271t'h at 7 pan., (The 'Women's :Missionary. Society are hiollding their Thank -offering ser - `vice on Sunday aftennoan at 2.30. Miss Evelyn M'itehelll, travelling 'sec- retary, will be the guest speaker. The regular monthly meeting ,wili,.be held on: Friday afternoon at the 'home of Mrs. R. C'onsitit. - Mms.' R. Love spent a feiw days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Iisaa'c !Jar- rett , of Klippen. 'Mrs. John Jarrett has returned to her ,home and is feeling somewhat (bluer froirt her 'recent ill'nes's alt the (home cf her sister, Mrs. ;Stanley Loye. A reception was given in honor elf Mr. and Mrs. Archie 'Parson's, bri'd!a'I rlou'ple, in the WatsionHalll in K'lppen oln Tue's'day ,evening. 'L'ittle Marjory Elaine1`,,Amdersion, 'daughter• of Mr. and Mrs.;Geo: An- derson, was baptised at the Preparat— ory service on Thursday evening, IA little : son is brightening ithe home of Mr. and Mrs James MclA'lli's'ter,,. CATH101LIIC WO'MEIN°S LEAGUE A very interesting meeting was (held in the parish hall during the past nveek with a 'goad attendance of mem- bers Present Mrs.. Jatnles Deve:neauz .presided ; and MIu51s• Dorsey, secrtltar'y, read the minutes esf previous meeting. During theevening the delegates, ,Mrs. James • Devereaux and Mrs. Jas. -Cleary, read their rep'oets,of the Lon- don Diocesan convention .after which Lev. Fr,. Goetz in a few words'thainie- ed the delegates tor their interest and the care' they had, taken in preparing (these reports and urged all the ladies to continue in their ,good alndi noble nvork "For;IGbd and Canada," 'Miss IHIllda Kennedy gave a very hurnorius meditation, "Mr's. 'Anis alt the Tele - 'phone. After ele'plhlone.Alfter the; b'us'iness.'ses'sian was 'over the meeting a'cld'ounn'ed to meet 'agalin n'ext'montlh. ANNUAL 'S'ERVICES. The annual ,services in connection wri'h 'thcobservance of Remenilbranioe Day, under the auspices of the''Can- adian Legion, will 'be !conducted as usual at the Soldiers' iMemoriai in Victoria Park on the morning of 'Friday, .111th November., The parade, preceded by the guard of honour and the Seatoribh High- landers IB'an1 and in'c'luding the Town 'Council, wreath 'bearers, sch'ool 'chit - Iran and the 'veterans will leave the Town Hall at 10.130 a.m. to Victoria Park where the services will be con- ducted by Caplt. Rev. E. N. 'Edwalnds of Tav'istoicic, Chaplain of the Seaforth Ibranc'h 'of .tlue 'Canadian Legion,, as- sisted by Major 'Rev.'+ Canon Edward Aplpleyand, M!A.1M.1C. o'f ;Seaforth. The usual order off service will be carried 'ou't in'cluding the solemn two m'inute's' silence et 1111 o'clock in sacred' ,memory of the fallen heroes of the !Great War. At 2.130 p.m. the annu'a'l parade of the Huron County veterans will pro- ceed from the Town Hall'to Victori'a Plank ,where the 'veterans will again do honour to 'their fallen comrades. If the weather is unfavourable the 'services will be conducted in the First 'Presbyterian Church: Every returned soldier, whether .a memlber of the Canadian Legion or not, is earnestly requested to be pre- sent aft both parades. (Dress, mufti with ;medals. In the •evening at 8.50 the annual euchre and dance Sponsored by the 'Canadian Legion will be held in the I.IOJOIF. ('formerly GJW.V.A.) hall. IThe entire pro'ce'eds of this .entertain - anent will be devoted . towards• the relief fund df the Legion. ?RALLY HELD IN SEAFORTH The 'first Young Women's Circle and CJG.II.IT. Rally for Huron Pres- byteri'al was held on Friday, Novem- ber the 4th in North Side United 'Church. The rally took the dorm of a 'banquet. The beautifully .d'eooralted room and the prettily arranged table's added much to the success olf (the evening. Mrs. Lane, pres'iden't of the Presbyjeniai, welcomed the over 250 girls from all parts of Huron oh be- half of the Presbyterial. Mrs. R'u'sh. the Y.W. secretary for the Dominion, led • in the singing of many a'ppro'priate mugs, many o!f which she 'herself had written the words. The musical 'sel- ections by the young women of Main street, Exeter, were much enjoyed. The C:,G.r.T. Group of North street, 'Gad'eri:ch, gave 'a most 'perfect dem- onstration Of a typical C.IGJIIT. meet- ing. Mrs, Conner, the CIG.I.T. secre- tary for the Presbyterial, presid'e'd over 'the evening's program. 'W'orking with the Young Women and Girls in. mission work is Mrs. Rush's wltale interest in life, and she succeed's in a marvellous manner in making every- one interested in what She bas to say. She tock as the theme of her talk, It. Is Worith• While Giving .One's Life Trying to Make a Perfect !Thing; and it t'a'kes time, but it is worth wQ�tide, !She said if one really ,wants to live in the future we must prepare now. To iris -spend one's youth is to mortgage one's old age. Each ,girl has a life to spend—how is it gaing to be spent= for self or for others. She said if you ever gelt a taste of the right kind of service for others you will never be satisfied with a'nythling„ else. Enter- taining the girl's is her wlhole social Life, she said, and she would not ex- change pl'acels ,:with anyone. Speaking of the many temptations : and evil's su'rroun'd'ing the youth off to -day, she said that the only power that can lift us to 'higher things is the uplifting polwer 'df Jesus °heist. LS'he said it will take all your time and ,ali your energy to make a laeau- tliful fife, but it will Inc 'Worth while. As she finished 'sp'eaki'ng, all s'a'ng, ";(live for Sblm'elthling, (Have a . Pur - ease," and each girl Deft filled with new ideals, new enthusia's'm, new re- solves, to try to make her life a more beautiful. thing. COLLISION. There was some excitement at the cornier of Goderich and Mann streets on Saturday afternoon when an auto- mobile and a bread wagon crashed on the main intersection of Seaforth, both'. vehicles :being ex'tens'ively dem- aged. Investigation by the traffic of- ficer d'ilsell'ased 'that John Mci'vor alt Staffia had failed to olbserve a stop sign 'before cros'sing Highway No: 8; along which the bread wagon, driven by Gordon Little. of 'Seaforth, was proceeding. Furthermore, 'Mt. Mc- Iver had no driver's permit and he is to appear 'before the niog'isltnate next Saturday morning. 'He already "has und'entaken to pay all the, .damages. LATE GERALD CASE TO BE BU'RPED-HERE FR'ID!AY. Word of the death of Mr: Gerald 'ease at Ardmore, Pennsylvania, on Mon'diay, the 7th, came as a shock to !his many friends. Mr. Case had been afflicted for some time with cardi- acal asthma and was in the hospital a week before his passing occurred. IHe was the first Seaforth man to enlist during the war, The Seafoy'Ith Branch of the Cenadiap Legion will have charge of the funeral which will take place ou ,Friday, Nov. 111th, • at 12:45 p,'m. from St. 'Thames' Angli- can Church to the Maitland' •Bank Cemetery. iMr, Case was the youn'ge'st son 'off' the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Case. •Ho was ,engaged with the: Electric Light Dept. in Seaforth before en- listing to go overseas, and returning ,after the war he lived in Toronto until six or seven years ago when he went to Ardmore, Penn. He was •married to Mrs, J. A. Roberts, form- erly Miss Lyle Weir of .Seaiforth, who survives, as well as five sisters and four brothers: M'is's Jessie Case, Ardmore, Peinnn. Mrs. Clement King, N'elwtn'arleet, Ont.; Mrs. C Powell, (Ardmore; Penn.; Mrs. J. E. L. Pang - man, Toronto; Mrs. Brrtce Kilpat- rick, Roxbury, N.Y.;• Mr. Thomas IR. F. Case, Toronto; MT. J. Arnold Case and Mr. Edward Case, Seaforth; Mr. John Case, .Se'alttie, Wlaslh. A brother and sister predeceased ,hirn. (The remains w'11 arrive at Se'afonth on Thursday .and will lie in state in Sit. Thomas' Church until Friday. EGMONDVILLE. The anniversary services in the IEgmondville Church on Sunday were a decided success. The people filled the church in the .morning and crowd- ed it in the evening. The choir was as's'isted' by three eo'loislts, Mrs. Down- ey, Mrs. Fdngl'and and Mrs, Munn, Ilhe visiting ministers brought strong, pointed messages which will make the people think seriously for a long bine. The morning service was con- ducted by the Reverend George (Watts, BID., of Goderidh, In the ev- ening the Reverend Charles' Cimn- niing *of- Waitron, preached; and was assisted by the Rev'erenld W. A. Bremner of Britcefielld, and the Rev- erend W. -P. Lane, B,A., of Seaford). On Tuesday evening an old tirne fowl Tupper was served to a'b'out 500 and the play "Marryln' Anne," press ented by the Y.P. off Egmlondville was pro'no•unced exceedingly goad. I't is one of Mrs. Clara R. And'erson's Plays. During • supper and b'e'tween ants, Mr.',anct Mrs. Fowler of Clinton, delighted the waiting • peoople with piaub and violin music. Bebwaen acts there was also' a much appreciated solo sung by Mr. James' Stewart, leader of the (Seaforth United Choir. At the close ofand as the conclus- ion of the play, a tableau' of brides, bridegrooms and flower girls was Shown while the Iwedidi g march 'front IlJolhe'ngrin was Played by Miss Violet Tyndall, A.IL/CIM. The play was dir- ected by Miss Jean Smith and the caste w"a's as follows: Mr. 'Oldays, Mr, IRolierlt Tyndall; Aunt Rosie, Mists Vera Hudson; Anne, Miss Alice Thompson; Dr.' McCallum, Mr. Pear- son Charters; June, Mists Margaret Forrest; Mrs, Clh'ub'b, 'Miss Jean Smi't'h;; Bob 0ldays, Mr. Edwin Chesney; Mrs. Steele, Miss Helen Tlaovnpison; Lizzie': Steele, Miss Gladys Coleman. 'Th'e Reverend Charles Malcolm, the minister, was, chairman, STANLEY. Report of S. S. No. 314, Stanley, for October 'I'V.—,Audrey Cochrane 711, Har- ald Jones 69, Aubrey Farquhar 58. Sr. III(.- Mary Far,quh'ar 69, Kath- leen Jenes;'6'5, George Clifton 59. IJr. I:fh -- Eric ,Switzer 57, Marian Kerslake 56. Sr. 'IIh —;Lois IRatltwell 64, Ernie Talbot 62, Don Switzer 59, 'Willie Witconnbe 48. ° gr.'IIL-1Jean Speir 59, Kenneth Mlc- Kenzie 58. 11=14'il'dred Jones. Pr, -(Danny McKenzie, Alvin Kers- lake. Jr, ' ;Pr.—Betty Switzer. No. on roll, 18. Ave. attendance "117:5S. iP. C. Penfo'id, Teacher. The WIllsiIN'ERS prize winners at the bowlers' stag euchre an Fridley night at .the tfolwn 'hall were: gani'es, ' Mr. J. M. iGtovendlolck and 'M'r. Sara: Jeffery; lobe hiaanills, Me, 'Dave Fall. There was a good crolwd: The next 'euchre by .the howlers will Inc;about Dec, 31st gtizzamummial Diamonds STEEM SET Pe% Patent No,. 196.597. No Pull No Skin Irritation No Unpleasant After Effects This new English Razor just glides across the face wjth perfect shaving comfort. Bakelite Permanent Handle Always easy to clean. Connptelte with Generous Cake "Chubby” Compressed Shaving Soap. $1.00 In gilt cases up to $6.00. IT IS THE SHAVING WONDER OF THE AGE Sold only by r � ed. S. S avauge JEWELER & OPTOMETRIST Gift Goods and Fine China Phone 194. 'Res. 10. Evening Appointments at your convenience. C•9 MRS. HUGH' WRIGHT League at the Sacred Heart, 'Catlin - 'The funeral 'will take place this af- lic Women's League and the Society for the Propagation of the Faith. Surviving are three sons, Joseph, of Walton; fames, Watson, Sack,; Mar- tin, artin, of Seaforth; also four daughters, Mrs. John Rowland of Walton, Mrs. John Lame, Sit. Colunnban; Mrs. E Klein, S't, Marys, and Miss Ellie Ry- an, W'ingham. Twenty grlanitchiidren and four great grandchildren, also two sisters, Mary O'Reilly, Seaforth, and 'Mat -genet O1Rei'1'ly, London, also sur- vive, She was a kind neighbor and will be massed by her family and a wide circle of friends. She retained all her facullties to the last. !Deceased' was fortified by all the sacred rites of : the Catholic religion, attended by her pastor, Rev. Father +Goetz, in her last illness. flllve funeral took Place Tuesday morttirng at, o.t- bldck from Sit. Jamas' Catholic Church, 'Seaforth, interment being 'made fes St. James' Cemetery Re- quiem !High 'M'ass was sung by Rerv. Father Goetz, the sermon being preached by Rev. Fr. McHugh, of Wingham. The remains were borne to their last nesting place by her six gran'd'sons, Norman and, 'Louis Row- land and Jk.'selpth. Ryan, Walton; Fer- gus Klein, St. Marys; James and John Lane, St. Golan/ban. Among those at'ten'ding the funeral were friends and relatives from '4Vlinttghain, St. Marys, Bllyth, London, Bruslsels, Teeswater and Walton, where she resided aver fifty ,years. lteraudan ('Thursday) at 2 pan, at her late residence, North Main street, alt Janet Almeda M1clPherson,wife of Hugh 'Wright, I,nteoimen!t will be in 'Roy's • cemetery, IFul'larton, where her 'parents are 'buried. Quietly and with shoat warning the angel of death came to Mrs. Wright at, 'her home about 8 p.m. Monday. She had return- ed home about five o''clocic and ap- peared in her -usual, health to callers in the 'evening until shortly before eight to'clack she was stricken with a heart attack, expiring in a few minutes. !She had been critically ill on several previous oaoasion's. (Her husband, M'r. Hugh Wright, and her son, Mr. Jack Wright, who had been visiting in Detroit for a fenv days, were nldtificd and returned at on Deceased was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John MeJPhers'on, who during their later years made 'their hioaue with her in Seaforth until their passi'n'g a few years ago. . Site was born at Gowrie, Fu9'darton township, and attended Mt. Pleasant s'choo'l. Af- ter her marriage she lived in •Hilb''bert near Cromianty, earning to LSeaforth. :eighteen years ago. Surviving are her 'h'usb'and and one son, John. Also one brother and three' sislters: Will Mc- Pherson, of Fullarton; Mrs. John INlorris (Celia), Of: Kipped; Mrs. Geo. Fitzgerald 0Ldttie), of Hamilton; 'Mks, Harry 'Norris ((Emma), of Hib- bert township. The funeral service will be con- cluded by Rev. W. P. Lane of North- side United Clhurah of wh'ic'h deceas- ed was a member and . former'ly, •of (Roy's . Church, ;Fullerton, The pall- bearers are Messrs. George Fitzger- ald, Hamae1l'on; Herbert Kerclier, of 'IIen's'all; H'owar'd W6'i'ght, Cromarty;. A. Eder .and R. Parke. MRS. RICHARD RYAN The death occurred on Sunday at her home ae West William stre'et alt Annie O'Reilly, a highly esteemed resident of Seaforth and widow . of 'Reichard 'Ryan, in 'her 85th .year, fdl- lowing an illness of several Months, The deceased was 'born in 21ealtih Coun'ty, Ireland, in 11847, and' came, ,when. a child, with her parents to Canada, settling on the second con cession of MclKill'olp where she was. married .vih-en eighteen years Of age to Riic'hrard Riau. They li'v'ed an the' northern 'boundary of McK''i14op, one mile west Of Walton, where her hus- band died in 1920 Mns, Ryan and her son Martin moved to Seaforth :a' year later where they have since resided. Mr. and. M'rs. Ryan oelelbna;ted their golden wedding fourteen years ago. She was al'stau'nlcla devdted Catluolic. alild- a ntanther iaf the Alltar Satiety, DIRD IN TORONTO. (M'is's Bthwell Wright, daughter cif Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wright, 1t5 Munro Park Avenue, Toronto, form- er scho'dl teacher, died after a linger- ing illness, Slue was been at Aylmer, Ont., and lived it Seaforth the greater part of her life 'before corning to. To- ronto 115 o-ronto,115 years ago. She attended the United Ch'urc'h and is survived by her ,plarents, a brother, Dr. F. J. Wright: 'Toronto, and two sisters, Mrs. E. Butterwick of Calgary, Alliberta, anti Mrs, J. Oal'quitoun' of Pert Huron, Mich. MANLEY, Mr. Pete 1MfdL"am'hiin wean g a smile since the fourth inst. when his wife presented him with a Iraby .girl_ The 'late rain has a'gai'n-'hiampered the thres'h'ing of bucllwiheat off .the fields as there are still a flew fields to gather .up and all who have turnips and aplples are busy gathering therm up while the mild: weather l'a'sts. 'M'ess'rs: C. Eckert and W. Manley called an Mr, James M'ainiey in Lon- don Bast week, who its in a critical condition and his many friend's 'here wish hint a Speedy recovery as he apietut his youlthfull days in this burg,