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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1933-01-19, Page 1'A "small drop of ink, PPallu:g hdce'.ctew, ,upgn a thought, Produces ' That which makes thousands,' perhaps millions 'think, --)Byron. �. WHO[LE SERIES, VOL. 55, No, 3 HURON :OI COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19,`':t033. 'INNERS gild SUPPERS Regularly 110I UNG ES at all hour's OUR llO1E MADE SPECIALTIES Prices Reasonable • Confectionery and Restaurant METALITE Mends everything, such as metals of all kinds, wood, aluminum, toys, furniture, celluloid, ivory, cracked engine heads, at 25e LONG HANIDIL!E DU1ST PAN.— Reg. 415c, now 15c WASHING TOX, 2 bars Fairbanks !Laundry Soap—Reg. 25c, now 15c 1 Cake 1iNiFAN!TS' DELIGHrT Toilet Soap, Wash Cloth, Can Talcum Powder, 3 cakes Cameo Soap.— Reg. 45c, oap.-iReg.45c, now 25c SEL',OX.-2 boxes 25c HORNES •GELATINE. -2 for 25c PINK SAL1VLON,-4 Ib. tin 10c RESH MACKEREL. -11 1'b, loin, reg. 25c, now 39c +CHOCOiLATE MARSH MALLOW. CARES. — 15c lb. HAND DIPPED' CHOCOLATE.— Ib box, reg. 50c, now 25c ELECTRIC LIGHT BULBS. --Gua- ranteed 1000 hours, '5 for ...$1.00 Cream taken for the Seaforth Cre'am- ery at the same price as dlelive'red. .at the 'Creamery. Butter, eggs and defied apples taken as cash. ..H ,i chicon ut PHONE 166 COAL QUALITY -SERVICE , HONE E. L. BOX': }, 43 EGMONDVILLE. The Egmondvihe Church held their annual ,meeting on Monday afternoon. (There Was' a fair attendance and a fine spirit. The minister conducted the de- votions. Mr. Edwin Chesney was el- edted .chairman and Mr. Wnll'iaen Wal- lace secretary., The auditors' report. 'was read and it was with great satis- !faction that the congregati'on found itself with all bills paid and a small !balance on' hand. This was accomp- lished only by heartiest co-opera't'ion listhed only by strict economy and heartiest c'o=operatio:n during the whale year. The memlbership ad-. .vanced again during the year.' There are 306 names on the roll, The sum of $1069.35 was contributed for mission- ary enterprises and three mi'ssiona'ry and Relief bales were sent away. Dur- ing the year the Y.P.S. generously donated curtain's for the school room. The new managers elected' for three years were Mes'sns. Alexander Broad - Soot, William Finnigan, . J'a'mes Allen and Isaac Moore. The mother members are Messrs. 11>iltia'nu C'a'meron, Alex- ander Lillico, John MeCloy, Donald Rt Dlonald, John Elsie, Stanley Jack- son, Robert MacKenzie, David 'Me-, )Lean. The auditors far 1953 are Messrs. James Love and Edwin iChesney. In' order bha't new leaders be trained in the congregation„ two of the Boand of Stewards`moved and secon'de'd) that "after 1;91,35 the retiring anemlbers of the board be not eligible CHURCH CARD. North Side United Church.—Pastor, Rev. W. P. Lane, B.A. ail' a.m. - Public worslhnp. Subject, "James" :the Apostle. 3rd in the series on the Apostles. Sunday .School -42:'30 pm. 7 p.m. --Public 'warship. Subject, "The Paralm'ounit Interest." S'ong ser- vice 7.7:115 p.m. EGMON'DVI'LLE CHURIOH !Reverend Charles Malcolm. January 212.-1111 a,m,, My Creed (2) "I Believe in Jesus Christ." 7 p.m., Stories from the Life of Saul olf Tarsus (3) "A .New Lease of Life." FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Rev. I. E. Rainer Morning subject - "The Devil's Riddle." Evening subject—"The Wrestlers." ST.' THOMAS' CHURCH +Third Sunday after Epipidany. Morning prayer, topic "The 1S'ig'ni- 'ficance of the First Miracle." Evening, "One Under Authority." Sunday school at 3 o'clock. Canon Edward Aippl'eyard, Rector. BAND BENEF1IT 'The Band bendlit euchre and 'dance held in the IG W.ViA. on Friday even- ing was very successful and much -en- joyed, The winners at euchre were: gentlemen's first prize, Sylvester Al- len; lone hands, W. J. Duncan; l'ad'ies' 'first prize, 'Miss M. Flannery; lone hands, Miss Ina Gray. ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting of the Sealforth Horticultural Society was held in 'the Carnegie Library, Monday evening, !J'an'uary 116Ith. 'The following officers were elected for 4033: President, Mr: War. Hartry; Ist vice president, Mr. Porteous; 2nd vice president, Mr. J. H. Reid; secretary, E. M. Ferguson; direotors for one year: Messrs. Win- ters, Boyd, !Beattie, Mrs. S'avauge, Miss Jennie Alexander. Directors for two years: Mrs. G. :Ferguson, Mrs. Tyerman, Miss M. Rands, Mr. Gerald Stewart, Mr. Haut. Mr. R. L. Thomp- son was appointed delegate to conven- tion to be held in Toronto, Feb. 9.00. The premium list will soon be out, with an attractive list of choices and the ,Society is planning to hold a flow- er ,show sometime during the summer months. YIO:UIN,G PEOPLES SOCIETY The regular meeting of the Young People's Society of the North 'Sidle United Church was held, on Tuesday evening, Jan. 17. 'Phe meeting open- ed by singing several C3GJI.T. songs 'led by Miss Mary Reid. Mr. Jack !Stevens, leader of the Citizenship De- partment presided over the 'meeting.. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by 'the secretary, 'Miss Win- nie ISa'vlauge, and adlopted. H"ytmn 1169' Was then sung and Rev. W. P. Lane led in prayer. The Scripture reading was taken by Miss Doreen Hudson.' 'Misses Margaret Hanley and Alice Hu:d'son Fav'ared us with a delightful duet .accompanied on the puac o by Miss Helen Britton. Mr, Sam Scott gave .a very interesting topic on' "Thee Interest Young People .Should ` Take in the IChurch," which was beneficial to all. This was followed by hymn 11;53. The Mizp'ath hened'iction was repeated and an exciting game under, the direction of Miss Hellyer brought the meeting to a close. for re -ejection for a period of one year." This was carried unanimously. IAifter adljlo'urnment the Board of Tanagers met and elected their of- Ifucers Ina 1933. Chairman, Mt. David McLean; secretary, 'Mr- TWO. rElgie; treasurer, Mr. William Finnigan. Phone 84, r This world that we're a Alum Is mighty harts to beat, Yost get a thorn v,tti every�•ose, `. But ain't the roses sweet. RADIO OFFICIALS 3Ir. S. G McFarlane of Cl.iinton, (Radio Supervisor for South Huron, aonoun'ces the appointment of the following. Radio License `Vendors for South IIurm', cv'ho are authorized to se'l'l licenses .for delinquent 1931? 33, and also new licenses for 193'344: heir, Seaforth, for Sea- fo,rtla and 11clh'illo!p; IIlorace P. Wil - bee Seaforth, for Scafor!th and Tuck- ertn i,th. IP lord, Chilton, for Clinton and Goclerich'to!ttnelrip; R. Forester, Clin- ton, for Clinton and Mullett township, Jlo'hn Pease, B4aylfield, for B:aylfiel'd and Stanley .tawns'hip. )Samuel W. Sims; Exeter, four East side of Exeter and Usborne two.; P. D, Valley,' Exeter, for . West side Of Exeter and Stephen township. 'Milford Merner, Dashwood, for Davi—mood 111, 0. Dayrnan,.Hensall, for Hens- all and Hay twit', • PUBLIC UTIiLITX COM. !The 'first meeting of the Public U'tili'ty Commission was held in the Council Gha'mlber at 4 o'clock p. m. Jan. 112th. Present Mayor A. D, )Sutherl'an'd, W. H. Golding, M.P., Wand E. L. Box. !Moved by E. L. .Biox, se'conded by. the Mayor, That W. H. Golding be Chairman for 1933. 'Carried. Moved by E. IL. Box, seconded by the Mayor, That meeting adjoin to meet Fri- day, Jan..1tlth alt 2 p.m. 'Oarsied. Jan. 131th.. Meeting •held in Council Chamber at 2 p.m. All the members present. Minutes of last meeting read and confirmed. !Moved by A. D. 'Sutherland, sec- onded by W. H. Golding, 'Tlhat John A, Wilson be re-engaged as Secy,- Treasr, et a s'alary of $55.00 per month to include all extra help as heretofore and subject to recommend- ati'on's as set out by the Oom'ntission, Ed. Mode be re-engaged as Sa'pt. of all Public Utilities at a salary of $100 per month and subject to rec- ommendations, etc. Andrew Little be re-engaged at a salary of $50.00 per month as Weighmaster and perform Public Utilities duties as set out by the Com'mission. Carried. Moved by ;Che Mayor, seconded by E. L, Box, That the thanks of this Commission be extended ,to Mr. J. J. Cluff for the fraith'fud and efficient service he has rendered to this 'Commission during his 12 years of mem!benshi,p and that a copy of this resolution be forward- ed to Mr. Cluff. •Carried. Moved by the Mayor, seconded by E. L. Box, That meeting adjourn to meet at the call of 'the Chairman. 'Carried. lilt was suggested by the Chairman that in future the minutes be handed to the local papers for publication. A. Y. P. A. 'Theseco id meeting of bhe St. Thomas' Anglican Young People's !Ass'ocia'tion since the New Year, was Iheid in the paa:islh hall on 'Tuesday evening with a good attendance. President Robert .good pres'id'ed and opened the meeting with prayer, followed by a hymn. Plans were made for the socia') meeting on January 30. Canon Aplpieyard reminded the young people that lantern slides of the Ca- thedrals of England! will be shown in Rhe parish hall on Tuesday" evening, 'January B4!th, under auspices of the Chancel Guild, when a silver collec- tion will be taken to 'help defray the expense of altering the ligh'ting of .the chancel; ,all are invited. Miss IM.' Wilbee favoured with a humorous reading. An interesting debate was postponed to a later meeting. Messrs. ILeyburne and Arcih'i,bald were then chosen 'captains— for an interesting tylpograplhi,c puzzle contest, following Which a talk on the Press was given by G. H. 'Snolwd'on, briefly outlining the development Of printing and. newtspalpers. Roy Ruffin gave a solb' Which was heartily encored; - he gave an explanation of the songs. Photos of members taken in cradle days pro- vided a unique guessing contest. The meeting closed with .a hymn. DIED IN GUELPH. !Mrs, Jane Moxley, one of Guelph's •oldest residents, died at her home on Tuesday in Guelph from the effects of a full .a ifew days ago. Born in, Ire- land. She was 90 years of age and 'ha!d lived in Guelph for thirty -!fine years. She attended (Division Street United Church and was one of the oldest members. Surviving are two sons, Charles E. of )Galt and 0, H, of Dorchester, Ont., and three daugh- ters, Mrs, Edwin Hunt, of ,Sead'or'th,. Mrs. J. N. Ewart df Winnipeg an''S Miss Lou at home. 1/IcGILLdV'RAY AUXILIARY 'The January meeting of the SlcGil livtay'Auxiliary, which' was held in the basement of North Side United Church Monday evening, took the form p'f a birthday party. Miss S. Wood, president, presided for the business part of the meetirtg. The prog'ranteno was in chargeof Circle 'Aro,; 1', under the; leadership of Miss IIellyer,' Solos by Mrs, H'opper, Miss (Ruth Thompson, -Airs. James Stewart delighted the audience. Miss Jean Snceth gave an impressive reading; Pauline Johnson's poem; "Half Mast." ,After the program everyone gathered around a large table, the centre of which was adorned by a beautiful !birth'd'ay •c'ake. A delightful ltinc'h was sehved by the executive. GOFORTH MIISSIIO;N; BAND The Goforth Mission Band held a very„successitvi work meeting in tb'e b!asefnenit of the First Presbyterian Church at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan, '1'&th: There were 41 members pres- ent. Stringing beads, pasting posit cards, making purses, paper ba's'kets and raffle work took most of the af- ternoon. 'Tlhe fol'lo,wing helped° to look after the work: Mrs. R. H. 'Spivak, Miss Janet Cluff, Miss Bal- lantyne, Mrs, D. H. Wilson, Miss Viola Montgomery, Miss Leona Box, ?Vire. W. A. Wright, Mrs. Brodie. Mrs. Wright practised songs with the .Wolff Cubs. These songs were practised for their Lantern Slide Con- cert on Formosa, which was postpon- ed from Jan. 25th till Feb. 1. Further information will be given about, the concent later. JUNIOR W.I. The regular meeting of the Junior Women's: Insttitute was held at .the home 41f Gertrude Webster with Miss !Jean Flotheringlha'ni presiding. The meeting' was opened by singing the Institute' Ode, followed by the Lor'd's prayer repeated in unison. The busi- ness ,part olf the meeting followed. The girls decided' to make another layette. Annie Moore rendered a de- ligihtful piano instrumental: Margaret !Forrest gave ' an excellent topic on IGobd' :-Sp:ortsmanlshtip. The roll can was answered by a characteristic of a good s.p'orits'mam. Mrs. T. J. 'Web- ster gave a 'helpful talk and de!mon- stnation on hooking rugs. A very dainty lunch was served by the host - eases. NO'RITIH SADE W.M;S. The W.M.S. of North !Side United Church 'held its first meeting of the new year an 'Thursday afternoon, J'an. vary 12th, when the president, Mrs.' ,(Rev.) W. P. Lane, aecu'pied - the chair.' Rev. W. P. Lane took oharge of the service for the install'ati'on of officers which was very impressive, closing with the dedicatory prayer. 'Reports of secretaries were received. Miss A. 'Ferguson, treasurer, an- nounced the allocation had been over- reached. A few minutes of silent pray- er in thankfulness .ta God, and prayer by Mrs. Lane followed. Mrs. Lane stressed the value of prayer, at this time, and urged that the groups meet often for .prayer. In some auxiliaries groups meet at least once every week —this takes time, but might very well take the place of many other things much less important. A splendid talk an 'Christian Stewardls'hip was given by Mrs. J. C. 'Laing wh'ic'h was a great inspiration for the new year, the (theme being :"To reconsecrate in Stewardship the Whole of Life." 'While gifts to our W.M.S. work should be made out of the fullness of the he'ant and holt for the sake of re- turns, yet Jesus, gave promise of. re- ward: 'Give and it shall be given unto you, good measure, pressed down, shaken together, running over." In a few auxiliaries where at present they cannot give in dollars and cents, they meet regularly for prayer and praise. They are giving their time, they are giving themselves. God does not judge is according to what we give, but according to what we have left; over for ourselves. In the absence of. Mrs. J. B. Tyerman, captain of Group No. I, Mrs W. Crich, lieutenant, took charge. The devotionals were led by Mrs. Stark and Mrs. ,Crich. Chapter 4 of the study book was continued by Mrs. W. Crich, Miss A. Ferguson, Mrs, C. Glevs and 'Miss M. Melville., A solo c'ontri'buted by Miss Margaret Crich, acco'mp'anied by Miss Helen (Crich, was mulch appreciated. The meeting closed by all repeating the Lord's prayer. A perfect time keeper is always a source of lasting, satisfaction. Day by day it serves you we'll and faithfully. It gives you correct time and saves you time and money as well: 1W,e are offering a very fine line of watches of such quality and at spec- ially low prices during the months of ijanua'ry and February. Ilt will pay you to look them over. Fred. S.Savauge WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY GIFT GOOD'S, CHINA' P'h;one 194. Res. 10. AMA ALERT MISSION BAND I these games and they received their 'The Alert Mission Band of North l money's worth. The ice waso'nd and g' !Side United Church held their regi- the play was very thrilling from the lar meeting on Tuesday afternoon, very first face-off, opening with hymn 427, followed by 1st Game a prayer by Mrs. Lane. Miss Grace IIn the first game eight penalties (Gillespie, :capltain of Circle No. 1, pre- were .handed out by Referee Joe sided and led! . in prayer. 'M'argaret Hart and all were for tripping or ac - )Fletcher read ' the Scripture lessen. ciden'tai tripping, Winthrop scored !There was a pleasing duet by Marg- three goals in the first frame, dueto aret Pethick and Marjory. Golding. Egmond'ville not having their regu- "Hlans, the Shep'h'erd Bay," was the lar goalie. In- the second period no story by' H'eISn Ohramllierlain. The of- goals were scored' by either team.. fering was taken by Zetta Dunlop. Winthrop stored two more goals in The bu'siness of the meeting and miss- :the third frame, which 'made their sionary story were presented by Mrs. total five. Egmondlville scored their E. H. Close. At a previous meeting only goal in' the first' period, with Art the officers were - elected: President, Ni•chalsod getting the goal and Hick - Clete Dickson; 'secretary, Janet Bak- nen the assist. Winthrop's goal get- er; 'treasurer,. Zetta Dunlap; press re- ters were Moody H'oll'and 2, Alvin poster, Helen Chamberlain; captains, Dale, Stan 'Nicholls and Tim Eaton, Grace Gillespie, Ibis MOGarin, Helen 2nd .Game. Moffatt, Alma Lawrence, The game between 'Si. Columba!' and Tuckersm•ifh was mare even and ,produced better hockey. Aathouglh Tuc'kersmth won out, it was not un- til 3 minutes n-til.:3"minutes from the final bell ,that ' the last goal was scored. Both teams battled all., the way and the play was lig1htnmf' fast at times. These teams deserve credit for their com'bin'ation plays, considering the amount of practise they receive. ;Jim Daig open- ed- the scoring on . a pass from Bo!b Archibald. . Jim ILan,e tied it up three minutes later. 'This was the score all through the 'game until Jim ' Doig again scored on a relay pass from Archibald brothers. This was a good clean game, only two penalties being VESTRY MEEiTI'N'G The annual meeting of the congre- ga'tion of Sit, Thomas' Church Was held on Monday night with a good attendance, when the knowing Of- ficers were appointed: Rector, Canon iEdward Alppleyarld; 'Clergyman's (Warden, Wim. R. Ardhfbald; People's Warden, Henry Edge; select 'vestry, William Deem, Fred Barlow, C. Holmes, W. Southgate, John Earle, R. G. Parke, J. H. Best, C. IE. Bos- well; vestry clerk, H. H. Johnstone; lay delegaltes, J. A. Case, S. Leylburn sidesmen, H, H: Johnstone, Normlan ISco:int, Fred !Barlow, W. Leyb sen, 'George Parke, Rabt. Archibald. ' 'h'anded out by Gard. Muir, the re - The various reports showed an ac- tferee. Live year had just closed. The war - ideas' report, given by Mr. Edge, showed the 'dhunch property to be in !first class shape; it had been necess- ary to ecess-ary'to .renovate the interior' of the rec- tory thoroughly and also to re -roof it. In view of present conditions, the fin- ancial accounts were in fairly goad shape, Exlpendrbuses had been *1515'0.216 and receipts $2300, leaving' a delficit ,of $2150: 'Flor the Ladies' Guild, Mrs.: R. IG. Parke rep!orlted: receipts $214422; eadpend'iltures $211131226;: balance $26,146 tior the Woman's Auxiliary, Mrs. W. Deena reported receipts $11613.56; ex- penditures $1k93.182; balance $4:74;. for the 'choir, Mrs. J. A. Case reported receipts '$2S.119; expenditures $10.52; !balance $117.6; for the Chancel Guild, Miss, Clara Pinkneyreported receipts, $1211!37 exlpend'i'tures $84,222; b'a1la 'oe $5171116; and the Sunday School, report Showed receipts of $70.417 with a small deficit. McIMIIL:L'AN CUP H'O'CKEY ;The Huron County McMillan ,sup series began on Saturday night with :Winthrop winning the first game from Egm!ondiville 5.11. I'n the sec'on'd game' The line-ups were: 'Winthrop' -Goal, Mon!tgo'mery; de- fense, F. Bullard, E. Little; centre, T. Eaton; wings, N. 'Montgomery, M. IHolden d;! alternates, Nicholls, A. Dale, Ed. D'orran'ce,' 'Shannon. Egmon'dville — R. "MIdG'each; de- fense, L. Hlcknell, D. Dale; centre, John Flannery; wings, R. ilvldGregor, C. Klause; alternates, F. Kling, 'C. Ferguson, A, Nicholson, F. :Sproat. IT'uckersmi'th — )Goal, S. Doig; de- fense, Paul Doig, Jim, Doig; centre W. Archibald; 'wings, F. Archibald, W. McCartney;' alternates, D. M'ac- linttosh, Elliioltt, W. Leyblurn+ lu Patrick. St. Col unabhn—+Goal, .Pethic'k; de- fense, V. Lane, McQuaid; centre, Jim Dane; )wings, F. Hart, E . Ma- lone ;alternates, Joe Lane, Joe Ma- lone,:'John `Moylan, J. 'Holland. 1Rdfenees - Joe Hart and Gord, Muir. Standing: W. L. T. Pits. )Winthrop ill 0 0 t2 Tuckersm5tuh .... , 11 0 0 2 !Sit. Galat'mlb!an,.... 0 111 0 tl Egrnlontd'ville ....: 0 1; 0 0 Tuckerslmith won from St. Colum'bart Games on .Saturday'nig+Art, 7:30 1Winthro:p vs. Tuckercnaith. 9 An extra flange crowd attendednlEig'nondville as. St. Colu'mlba'n.