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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1933-05-11, Page 1/In chilcfho'od's hour I litiigered near ITdie h'aiidwed seat with ljstening ear; And gentle words that mother -,wouldir.. To fit gine to die, 'and teach -me to 'live. ISlhe told me that shame would never t, e Seaforte HURON COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER betide With Truth ,for iny.creed, and God for nay guide; S'h'e taught me to 1i0 'rny earliest prayer, As 1 knelt :beside that old, arm -chair. 'Ebiza 'Cooik WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 55 No, 19 SEAFORTH 'ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1933. Phone 84. DINNERS and SUPPERS Regularly iOT fUNCES at all hours OUR HOME MADE SPECIALTIES Pie'; Rels3lable e° S1ympia• Confectionery and Restaurant CHURCH CARD. North Side United Church. Pastor, Rev. W. P, Lane, B.A. 110 aan.--Sunday iSahb'o'l. 1111 a.m.—'Public worship, Mother's D'ay. Service. 7 part,-4Pt6blic worship, subject. ' Is The Ox'f'ord 'G 1outp M'ove'ment . of Gold or of the Devil." ' . ST. THOMAS' 'CHURCH ISuniday, May 414th, 1030. ConIfirma- 'tion Class and Sunday School, 10 aan., iM'orning'Prayer, 11, a,m,, ,sermon top- ic, "The'Begin:n'ing of Warship." Can- on E. Alplpleyand, Rector. All welcome. EGMONDVILLLE CHURCH Reverend Chanes Malcolm. May 114.-41 a.m., Mothers' Day • Service. . 7 p.m., The Beginn'i'ng of Great Things. • e "zed Pail or Tub with Soap aloe 1:25 }� r 89c IRISH . 'OO,&BLER, ]Early. Eureka and Dooley Po'ta'toes @ 85c bag DUTCH SETS are very scarce. We still have some G 10c lb MULTIPLIERS @ 3c lb .GOLDEN :RA;N(1'AM CORN ..,:10c lb GARDEN PEAS @ 15c lb BEANS @ 10c ab MANGEL SEED 30c and 35c lb. '$lA•BY CHICK MASH @ 2,55 cwt.. � a ;Y CHICK GOO'D. LUCK S SCRATCH @ ' 190 cwt DAIRY BU1 I31 ER @ 20c lb Butter, 'Eggs, Dried Apples and Feathers taken as cash. We pay '1c a dozen extrd trade for Eggs. Crean taken for the Seeforth Cream- ' ery at the same price paid at creamery. Hutchison' PH'ON'E 166* ALITY SEI VICE i BPHONE"• 43'. BEECHWOOD Mr. John O'Rourke has'retupned borne alter spendinlg a 'month in Tor- onto. 'Mrs. Midcd'Murray is gone to Mount !Carmel to teach school for a' week for 'one of 't'he teachers who is i11. Mrs. Roadie of Dublin is visiting with, 'her •daughter, Mrs., Joe Flanagan this wee'k. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 'CHURCH 'Appropriate Mother's ,Dlay suntans will be given by Rev. I. .B. Kaine at the morning and evening ,services, ANNOUNCEMENT :The engage'm'ent ,is announced of Margaret Grace, seeo'nd-daughter of Mr .,Root. J. Coolper a'nd't'he fate 'Mrs. Grace Cooper of Ttrckersmith, to 'Mir, (Edgar. las. MdBride, son of IMr. and. Mrs. Rebell MtiBride Of !Stanley, the marriage to,ta'ke place in May, ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mils. W, W. Robinson, of Landon, announce the' engagement of their only .daughter, Dorothy, to Dr. 'jack Hlaevey Bristow, 'Detroit, son of Mr. and Mrs. William ,B'ristow of Sar- nia, The wedding will take plate the looter part .af May. B;OIWLINIG DATES ID'ates for tournaments, of district lawn 'b'o'wling .cl'o'ts, associated' with the dis'bnidt association and affili'a'ted with the Provincial Lawn' Bowling Association, have been announced. The dates at Seaforth are Wednesday jelly 5th, 1:30 p.m,, doubles; %Wednes- day, ,August 116, 1.130 ppm., rinks. Fri- day, Sept. 1, 7.30 p.m., rinks. TOWN COUNCIL Seaforth Tax Rate Lower' by One Mill 'This Year IT he regular ,tneetung of the' council was held in the council chamber at 8 p.un„ May. 8th. Present, NI'ayor, 'Reeve, Counc'ill'ors Scott, Ferguson, Crosier, Sprolat,and' Beattie. Min'u'tes of last Bleating tread and confirmed, IBylaw N'o, '391 of the town of .Sea- fo'rbh for 11,933, was"given its several readings air, passed, striking the tax relte .for 1033 as follows: County 5A nnl'ls, ,p'ubinc library 1 mit!, general 20.1 mills, Collegiate Insti'tu'te 6 mills, IPubfic School ' 8.6 mirk, Separate Slchioal 9 mulls, Total rate 41' mulls for public school supporters; 41134 mills for Separate S'ch'ool snpipantera. IM'oved by J. H. Scott, seconded by IGeo. ID. Ferguson --That prop'erty colmtruittee t'ile recreations ground for prosper 'drainage land erect benches for seating; aliso .than Nlo P'arki'ng signs 'be placed at north and south corners Ion Main street. ,Moved by J. W. Beattie, seconded by Ross J. ,Sproat—That the e's'timelt ed .receipts and 'expenditures be adopt- ed .as re'ad. The report o,f th'e fin'an'ce Commit- tee was as follows: Jas, V. Ryan, Sal- ary, $60; Jlno: IA.` Wilson, salary and trenslp. $70.93; H. Snell, salary, $60; 'T'ho's. 'Storey, salary, $60; 'Can. Nat. Rys., oro'ssinig protection, $15,72; Jahn MdKenzie, drying 'hose, $8, J. M. Cardno, oleck rent, 9110;, B ell Tel, Co„ $3.94; Woekm'en'Is Comp. Bd., $185.941; Bev/liege Club, 'accomrnt, $183.110; .,Sol. .W'i'lli'ams,. wages, $1.20; 'Geo. A. Sells & Sons, account, $8.95; R, Frost & Son, $25:68; Collegiate Ins'titu'te Bid, $1800,00; Pesblic Sch'o'ol Board $800;; Wilson Hawkins, .account, $36.08; C. Sills, drawer rent, $5; B'an'd, $100; Motor Vehicles dept., License, $2. 'Reli'ef accounts :for month Of April, 19313: George ID. Heigh $113.06; Ross J. ,Slpro'at $113,44,'W.•IR. ISmidh $17.95; Jas. IOleary $'114.311; 'Miss Pryce $13.30; H'utoh'isan Est. $15.20; Angus Carter $1150; 'Mrs. R. I.. !Clark $1'3:05; J. M. Canino $17)S1'; 'W. A. 'Crich $112,34, R. Anderson $9.05; J. -W. Beattie $10.05; B. Christie $113!511;. Goudie's Dairy $113.92; IRarnett's Dairy ;$112.00; Reynold''s Dairy '$9,08; 'Gruerrmett's :Dairy 1$.21516; IE. L. ]Box ,$20.88; J. Scdalter $111.58; R. J. McMillan $7152; N. Cluff & Sons '$10.70; W. 'Ament $3.43; Olympia ; Resltaturan't '$1.20; D'r, Sproat. $175; IC. 'Alb'erlhart 45-; J. 'E Keating 1$1.05; ,George Seip $1.00; Pub. Uitil. Oom. $0117.00. Su'm'mary - IFoocl e,$2115.57; fuel $60.111, shoes '11.00; medical, attend- ance and supplies '$3,125; fight and wa- tee-$27.00. 'Toho' !$307:03. ,Cost 'to town, ane third, '$102.65; less 'worked out :on' streets $64.40 and property $10 makes net cost of $28.25, Total 'cost to 'town, Jan. 1 to Apr. 30, $3918:75, Less worked out and don- ation 1$713.175. Net cost $3013.00. !Transients nights lodging 513, Flood given $3.312. Certified correct. A: D. Sutherland, 'Relief 'Officer: Moved by (Ross 3, Sproat, seconded by W. W. Crosier—T'hat this meeting ad'j'ourn. ALERT MISSLON BAND 'The Alerlt Mission Band held their meeting at North Slide ,United Church on Tues'd'ay afternoon,May the 9th, We tolp'ened our mee't'ing by singing hymn 4127 which was followed by, a prayer by Mrs. 'Oiese. A very inter- esting s'tpry, . "The Valley of Friendli- ness" was told by Mrs.. 'Close, There was a ,con'tes't'iven� f r �a g o captains and Lieutenants. We sang hymen 447 which was followed by a prayer by IJois MoGa'viln, iD'orathy,Slmith said a rec'i- tation' Geta'nldlmofherls Cooky Jlar;" IHiellen Late then favoured us with a .solo. ,The collection was . taken by _llareo'n .Mwkinls, Loos MtdGaviin' read a story called "His Mother in Her Hood of B'1ue," Maxine Lawrence favb'eed us with a solo, Mrs. Close told us a story out of the s'tu'dy •book, "Canadian Mits- si'anary Heroes." Mee'tin'g ;closed by stin'gin'g hymn 404. FRED W. WIG Has opened a Sample Room in the Queen's Hotel block, where on Friday Afternoon and Saturday he is prepared to take orders for - Delia hie Footwear forr the whole Family PHONE FOR SPECIAL APPOINTMENT GO.FORTH M'ISSSI'ON BIAND The ,Goforth ' ;Mission Band "held their regular meeting in the basement of the • Presbyterian 'C'hurc'h on May 8th. The meeting opened by singing liyinn 7,19, after which Mrs. Stewart f'ed in prayer. 'Oben 'McTavish read the minutes .of the Last meeting. These were ,followed. by the roll call which 30 members e s answered, 'The collection was then taken up by R,oy Kerr, Mar- garet MdLeod took the c'ha'r foe the devotional 'penia,.: Hymn '7120 was sung which was followed by a prayer led by Marian 'Slater. The Sicriptetre lesson was then taken' by Donald Mc- Tavish and thoughts on the Scripture by Stewart Wigg. Sentence prayers were then given by Alma Elliott, Ruth Joynt, !Lois Wright. A very in-. te're'sIting story' was told by Mrs. Bro- die ,called "A Penny Parable," The Band chorus was then sung. The meeting ; closed by .repeating the Lord's prayer in unison. CHANCEL GUILD TEA IA: succes'sful' tea was given by the Ch'a'ncel Guild of S't. Th'omas' Church Church on Tuesday evening, May 9, at the Reletotry. Miss Josephine Edlge 'attended the door M'r's. Alppil'ey'ard re- ceived the guests, a'ssislted by Miss 'Clara .Pinkney.. Miss App'ley'and had charge of, the tea room,as'si'sted, by Misses Vi'olet Rankin, Bllandhe Crew - ell, Jessie Walker, Mary 'Case..anld Db- rothy Parke. lv1i s Lib;bie Freeman and Mies Gr'a'ce Pethick had charge of the sale of Marmalade, hand lotion nd farucy a,rtncles made by the-Gdild. 4 very pleasant evelnin.e was spent• enol the proceeds 'amo'fnnted to $115„00, BIARBER-IWHATTOIN St. Leonard's Anglican Chu'rc'h, To- ronto, was the scene of a quiet and pretty wedding on Monday evening when Margaret Lily, youngest daugh- ter cif Mrs. L. W'ha'tton, IToronto, was united in marriage to Wm. C. W. Berber, 'only son of Mr .and Mss. C. A. B'arb'er, of Seaforth. Rev. Charles C'a'rpenter offi'ciated, The bride,who was given away by Mr. 'Heriben•t. 'S!hiarpless, was becomingly dressed in a white satin ,gown and wearing e'veil of white tu'l'le caught in cap s'ty'le with e wreath of orange b'lossom's. 'ELer bouquet was of'Ta'lisenan roses, lily of the • valley and baby's breath. The maid of honour was 'her sister, i Miss Aidb. 'Vlrlhl4tton, Who wore a gown of pale pink 'crepe de .chane with b'lu'e velvet trimmings, The 'bridesmaid, Miss Mary Bar'b'er, wore a :go'wn of pale bttue crepe de 'chane withpink velvet trimlmings. The attendants each carried a boi quet of spring ,flowers, The groom was attended by ,Mr, 'Alvin Sill'ery and the ushers were .Messes, 'Ciam'enon Freeland of 'Toronto and Robert Willis df Seeforth. 'Foll'o'wing the ceremony a reception was held a't-the home of the bride on Ran:leigh :avenue, Toronto, after which the bride and groom left 011 a motor trap through the States, Mother's is a day that should he remembered' by some mice token of fond • remembrance of course, for Mother is Mother and surely deserves remembrance. And here you will Enid just the token you require. From the Mother's Day Card or Motto (framed) on through the Pretty but inexpensive gifts and on up to the more elaborate articles of nice jewellery, you will find just what you wish :to »sake 'Mother happy by your re-. membramce. Come in and look through for your Mother's Day selection, SAVAU.GE' IT PAY,S JEWELER OPTOJ.VIETRIST GIFT GOODS SHOP AT twee ism r CC.G I.T. ENTERTAIN MOTHER'S 'The Margaret Larkin group of the IGanladdian Girls in Trainin'''g held their usual weekly meeting . on Tuesday evening in the school room. of First ,Preslby:terian Ohunah. All mothers of the congregation were invited to at - ST. JAMES' ARTS CLUB tend t'h'e meeting and .there .was a go'od l,tuen'aut. Tlhe meeting was conducted Pal 'Friday evening, May 'Sbh, 13t.f'tb- ,the President, Mary K'''ing, who James' Arts Club held its last re'gu'lar o'pen'ed the program with the Cal' to meeting' before the s'u'mmer vacation, lWlorahtp and prayer. Hymn 3919 Waswith Mr. Gordon Reynoldsin charge. sung and the Scripture was read by After a lengthy Ibusines's discussien, ;Lenore Sh'elwfelt The minutes oaf the the program Opened with a r'e'ading iby- Mi'ss Jane'V'enbeem, followed by a re- citation by Miss Dorothy B'an'non. A vocal solo by Miss Martha Flannery was next and the program concluded with the reading of the Ares Club Journal; by Miss Hilda Kennedy. IA /financial statem-enit ,was then pre- sented by the treasurer, Mr. I'gn'atius O'Leary. Following „this a summary of the past year's activities was read by the president, M'r, Leo Hagan. There were four guest speakers, four ad- dresses by club members, three de- bates, eight plays and skits, nuu'si'ca'l selections at every meeting, numerous read'in'gs and :recitations and: two edi- tions of the Arts Club, Journal.. The average atte'nd'ance at each meeting was 38. Mr. Jack Dldwn'ey was awarded with •th:e 'highest percentage in the chair- manship c'intest and was: presented, with the prize at .this meeting. 'Plans foe holding .a picnic this sum- mer were discussed afte"u• which the meeting adjourned. YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY ITlhe regular meeting of the Yotnng People's !Society was held on Tues- day evening, M'ay 9th, with viIr. Jack ,Stevens in the chair, owing to the ab-. seiice of Mrs: Keith Webster, The meeting opened with the usual sing- song, 'led by Miss Mary Reid. Hymn 425 was then sung after which the Lord's prayer was repeated 'in unison. The secretary, \'fisc Winnie Sas-auge, read She minutes of the previous meet- ing. Florence Calvert and Margaret Fletcher Favored tis with a very pleas- ing duet, Rev, W, 'P. Lane then con- ducted a Bible match wh c'h proved very interesting. A beaiuttfu'lly render- ed solo by Miss Ruth Thompson, ac- companfed an the piano by Miss Hel- en e'i Lane, was enljoyad by a11. Miss Db - rine Hudson Shen gave a very ,'brinor nus reading.' Hymn 143 was then etiin'g, followed by the Miilpah bene diction. The meeting closed with, a very interesting game. V'ISIT MITCHELIL !The A,Y.IPiA. of St. Thomas' IOhumdh, 'Seaf:orbh, were entertained 'by the Yolung ,People .of Trinity A'ngli'can ,Ohurch, !Mitc'h'ell, on. M'ond'ay even- ing. The pariah venin,g.The'parishh hall was decorated blue and white, the A.YJP,A. col'or's. :The mee'ting opened with prayer by Rev. R. C. Capper and after .the reg- ular business diad bean transacted an ,address of welcome was read .by the IPresidenit, Alvin Jordan. The everingg 'was spent lin playing progressive games, 'the ,prizes ,being wo'n by Can- on Applleyard, Mrs. ,Jack Edmond's, lTo's; Hart, Miss Pet Hart. Address- es were given by Canon Aplpleyard and ' Rev. R. C. -Capper, after 'which re'freslhhnents were 'served 'and the meeting -closed with prayer.' On \Vedues,day;evening the young people of 'Seaforth and Exeter ,were entertained by St, Paul's Anglican ,A,Y,,P.A, at Clinton. last meeting were read by the secrete ary, Mary Haigh. Ran call was taken a'n'd "Salute the Flag," by the girls and their leaders. A Bible study by Elsie Dro'v'er, `'Hannah, the Mother of Samuel,” was a'wondenful outline of h'o;w Hannah had dedicated her son. A poem by Marjorie Wigg, entitled, "Our Mothers," was followed by the offertory taken by Mary Thompson, treasurer, and offertory prayer was given by 'Mary Haigh. D'oro'thy Car- ter read a parable on "Mother" by Temple Badley. Hymn 403' was sung. Mary Riling gave an interesting out line "The Canadian ,Girls in Training, Their Work and Worship D'uring the Year." A duet by Lillian and Nellie Reeves, entitled, "The Old Rugged ?Cross." Greetings were 'brought from the W.M.S. by Mrs. James Derr, who mentioned that the W.M.S. was the grandmother society; the Barbosa 'Kirkman was the daughter, the ,CSG. I.T. was the granddaugh'ter; the Mis- sion Band was the 'great granddaugh- ter; cradle roll, the great great grand- daughter. 'Thus five generations are all l'in'ked with the missionary work, M'rs. Sclater 'brought greetings from the B'arb'ara I0irkinan' Auxiliary and exp'ress'ed pleasure at the ,co-operation 'of the girls with the senior work. A 'p'oem by Helen Sclater, "N'ob'ody 'K'n'ows, Only Mother." A' contest conducted by Pearl Reeves` was won by Mrs, ivBdNtatrm, 'The B'arb'ara dc!nk- man had a surprise for the girls and .their mothers, by serving lunch, and a pleasant social half hour 'was spent. The girls closed -their meeting with. 'Taps," VANISHES IDt is understood' that a mail parcel left by one of the local rural mail carriers at a'farm mail box one day recently, while on 'his rounds, mys- teriously 'di's'appeared soon afterwards,; The matter is being investigated. 'Gypsies interfered twice last week 'with a rural avail carrier on route 5, Brussels, While d'eliv'ering mail on the fourth concession of Morris,. evlanting to go through his bundle, 'b'ut he would not let them. !Gypsies are in the vicinity 'of Sea- foirbh this week, but it is not known 'whether their presence 'was in any way res'p'onsible For the parcel ean- ishive., , 'SUNDAY 11S GIFT DAY The May meeting elf the Women's Hosp!atal Aid to S'catt Memorial Hos- pital was held on 'Monday, May 8th at. 3:30 pm., : with a ' gold attendance. It wale decided to hold Sunday, M'ay 14, as Hospital. Gift Day, Anyone wish- ing to leave a gift at the hospital may ,do so on Sunday or any day the fol- lowing weelk •bdtweeen 2-14 p. m. 'Those wishing to see through the 'h'os'pital may do so an Sunday. After a short business discussion the meeting closed by.slegdng ,Gold Save ihe King. ' 1-N jOQHN TIHiO:MRS!O'N 'The funeral of Mr. Jdh'n Thomp- son of Sit. Marys took place on Mon- day afternoon from the home of his sister, Mrs. T. G. 'Scott, John st. The services were conducted by Rev. II. B. Koine of First Pres'byt'erian Ohuroh. Interment took place in Meitiand Bank Cemetery, the pall- bearers being J. J.'guff, J. W. 'Beattie, W. Brine, Wilhind Thantp- son, 'Wa'lter S'co'tt d'nid 'Ardour Thompson. 'The passing of Mr. Thompson is the 'founth' demise since a year ago last (Armistice Day, in the family of el- even children of the late J'dhn Th'onilplson of M'dKillop. A sister and two 'heathers predeceased hiin within that time, Mrs. Simeon N'eeley and Mr. James B. Thompson, both resid- ents of town, an, Nov, Ilhth and Dec. 5.th, 1'9311', and Mr. Thomas Thomp- son of Tuckersenith, on January 23, 11932. For a great many yearly Mr. Teee,eep,see had made his home ,near St Marys, being in . charge of the IBonis" farm. - 'A'fter leaving ,has home in M,dKll- lop, he spent a few years in .Exeter 'where he undertook horse training. He had been in poor health for some time, but Ovals well enough to pay a visit to Seafonth at C'heis'tnua's. On Good Friday he was taken to Stratford hospital where he remained until his . death .occurred Saturday ev- ening, May Oth. Ole .is survived by 'four sisters and three brothers: Mrs, F, Smythe and Mr. L. Beattie Thompson of Vance couver, B.C.; Mrs, R. J. Webb, Ha- milton; Mr. William Thompson, ITuokersmith; Mr. Henry Thompson, in the West; M.rs, T. G. Scott arid' Miss Eliza'bet'h Thompson, S'ea'forth, SUGCESISIFUIL STUDENTS Queen's Un'i'versity awards, an - mounted on Monday, include the allowing graduates: Frederick Rat- cliffe A'rehib,ald, oif Seaforth, Bache- lor of Auts'."(thonans) che'mfsitry and 'biology; Irving Webster McNaugh- ton, Kingston, Bachelor of Arts (ho- llers) mva'thetnatiics and physics; Law - reline Edgar Webster, Bachelor of Arles (bermes) biology and chemi'st'ry. Hospital Gift Day Sunday. May lith ANY ONE DESIRING TO LEAVE GIFTS FOR THE HOS- ' PITAL MAY DO SO ,OIN THAT DAY, OR ANIY DAY DURING 'THE FOLLOWING WEEK,' BETWEEN THE HOURS • OF 2TO4P,M. \ W. H. GO•LDING,;.Chairman of the Board. ...,are rameaaaaerero mean -mac