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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1933-05-11, Page 2^PAGE TWO. THE SEAFORTH NEWS. Greatest Value at All Times "Fresh From the Gardens' LOCAL. R'AIN'FALL r11he 'rainf _ll in ,Seafonth on Monday rmiglt't of last "week was 1'% inches, 48'40 x 9 x 1'l xI1-42 x 100046 x 1.20.00 •+equals 41840 x 9 x 5418 x111000416 x 11.2000 equals 9017044 equals 141.79 tons )011i,C11, , ow oonsrislks' of three.iappointt- aments, ;Zion,, I15oknesville; and ElI'en- "• ezer. ;Rev. J. 'W 'Herbert, is themdn- ister and the first service at ITaytorts iCorners was held on :Sunday evening, May 7, at, 7 o'clock, Recalls Teachers -_b) r. S, B. Lawn- 6o�tY olf'Regina, in a lett r to The Bros-, sets 'Post, recalls the •n'atines of many well known ,tealahees, He says in part:' Itt may be olf some initerr:eat td note in pa'ss'ing' that there is at least one of the. pioneer teacihers of 'East Huron ,In sipeetorate s16iiUt sua'iv'iing iln the per- son of Andrew:Scoltt, m'Pw•residing ate iSeaioi'th. In the year 1900 the three, collegiate +prinlelnpals, 'of; Hunan coun- ty, Messrs. Ola ilds!onof Seafonth,, IHlqu'ston of Clinton and' Strang ' 'o'f Goderich, had comple'te'd almost Itwen- 'ty years, in 'their respective schools 'and Ins+peeltor Robb, !1orme'nly of Clin- ton 'Collegiate lin-Iton'Collegiate staff, had been a public school \inspector Ifp'r many years. Men of a similar term of senvice in the.pub- lic school's were Messes. Baird of .No. 1, Stanley, Black, of Morris; Scott of !M'cK1illap, and :Principal W. R. ,Lough of Clinton n'ton Modell and Public 'School. Mien 'to enter the profession ,match la- ter than these in Flash Huro!tn were Principal Cameron of IBrusisells,• now of London 'Collegiate; Plrinclpal Mus- grove, of tWingham, and Princi'pai, Rogers of Seafoath o'ollegiate, and Dr. Field, now pulbltic school in- spector. J. M. Baird won the Minors for length of service, not :only in the county, but in one slchodl, being cred- ited . with 42 years in No. 1', :Stanley. But in sounding the praises of these prominent men of such sterl- ing character, who influenced the Lives of many students, very honor- able mention should •be made of the fair sex, who entered the profession in considerable numlbers prior to 11900, and by 1905 were in charge of two thirds •of Grey town's1hip schools, :Amongst those who have contrilbuited :the most to tate educe:ttonal life of East Huron are the late firs. Kirk- man and M'ns, "Umq'uhart (meow of ?Sarnia Collegiate) both of. Seaforth and the bw:o web known, faithful and painstaking primary teachers .of t&russels, Misses Jean (Ritchie and IFlorence Il8ne'hanan who worn net only the affection of the little folks, but a'ls'o the appreciation and 'l'oyal sup- port of :hundreds of ratepayers." rooster alive in the carthough ib'adly battered 'after its encounter with the plate glass. IIt died )the • nex't' day.' That Mr, 'Townsend managed to keep control of his car during the scramble was remarkable. STAFFA. (Mr: and Mrs. Archie Jeffry, Mrs. Wm. Jeffry and Mrs. Arnold Jeffry and! Charles Cunningham spent Thursday afternoon in IStraltford. (Mrs. Arnold, Jeffry, who has spent the .past two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Jeffry, has return- ed to her home in Detroit. • 'Mr. Arnold Jeffry s'pen't the week- end at the home of ;his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jeffry, .Staffa. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jeffry and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Jeffry of Staffa spent Sunday in Mitchell at the home of iMr. and Mrs. Harvey Hannon. Mr. John (Drawn spent Sunday af- ternoon at the home of Mr. Wm. Tawcett. Mr, Clarence Norris has returned home after his studies in Toronto. HURON NEWS. 'Amphibian . Visits, :Goderich.-1O+1f their course from the prevailing high wind, and lost, .a •Targe Sikorsky am- phibian plane circled the tolwn of Goderich a couple of times, .glided. down to the water inside the break, 'svelter and taxied to the municipal pier and tied up to refuel. ,Its pilot ,was :Eadie 'Mintier, and passengers P. I. Crossley, jr., cif ;the Deforest 'Cross- ley Radio Corporation, (Cincinnati, 0., and .Station WIUW, and James Ham- mond, of the Detroit Times. The first question the.visitors asked was where they were. They :were return- ing to Detroit and Cincinnati from IGraven'hurslt,'•Ont whither they had taken Governor Coms'to'ck of Mich- igan for a Fishing vacation: The said, "'We thought we were near London." Messrs. Crossley and Ham- mond came up tawn, and secured clearance papers from Heck Hays, customs officer, 'They took the of- ficers name and told .him to listen in on 'WILW the next night ('Tuesday), 'Rooster Nearly Wrecks Car. — A when something would be said over peculiar accident befell Rev. Win, the air about their trip. The plane Townsend, London, last week. While was in Goderich from 3.30 to 4.30 pan, motoring to 'Clinton from London, a The 'take -off was made 'without diflfi- large rooster, feeding by the roadside catty, the water being calm. Three near .Clandeboye, became startled, and unsuccessful attempts were made be - flying up, was struck by the wind- ,fore getting away in the morning shield. The impact shattered the from Gravenhurs1 . glass, inflicting severe cuts about the 'hands and ,face of the driver. The bird team through the broken front, struck the driver in the face. bounded against the side window shattering it to fragments, then made a dash for the rear window and succeeded 'in associated with the United Church of making a near wreck of it. The driver Canada, it is announced. It has been got his car stopped and found :the added to the Ho'hncsville charge, Governor was left in the Muskoka Lakes section, '"'Our fuel was run- ning short and as this looked to us like a pretty :fair-sized .town we de- cided to come down," Mr. Crossley Taylor's Corners Church Taken Over.—The church at Taylor's Cor- ners, east of Goderich, until recently a !Baptist congregation under the pas- torate of (Goderich, will henceforth be eeWhy no, we're never lonesome" For 30 cents you can telephone about 100 miles by making an "any- one" call (station- to•station) after 8.30 p.m. See list of rates in front of directory. "You must be lonely these days," Joe Hanley suggested, "now that young Jim has left home." "Why, not at all," replied Old Jim, pointing to the telephone with a smile. "We talk with the lad on Long Distance every week. And it's almost as good as seeing him." "Isn't it expensive?" "Why no, station -to -station night rates make it about 25 cents." Let Long Distance keep you in touch with friends and relations. It is quick, clear, dependable and the cost is trifling. =AM() • THURSDAY,., ANY a battle, both in ancient and modern days, has been won because one of the contending f armies was able to call upon reserves at the right moment. In the battles of life -and who can avoid them?— financial .,. reserves will oftentimes carry you through to happiness and success. Start today—even with a dollar bill—to build a savings ac- count with any Branch of the Pro - vine of Ontario Savings Office. . Seventeen'Eranches in Ontario PROVINCE OF�O AVINGS,OFFICE EVERY DEPOSD'TGAIRMTdatirONTARIOGOVERN, ENT t1 tc HEAD OFFICE SEAFORTH BRANCH PARLIAMENT. J. M. McMILLAIN, Manager 4 position in ISeaforth training houses Mrs. R 'alt a +ge apartments. Twice—Nor- Man on 'Brussels d Torr the sec - ring his mail, me ,they want- edbtindile; but be recently, they not .seem to be m as the first liipened on the cis. A very .pretty in the R. C. n 'Wednesday 9 o'clock when ed in marriage Hanover, yountges Mrs. J. Han son !oi'VI.r, and et the track. Mr. and M ,Rutledge have taken the iW'i;Wis Death of :Miss Richardson — The death occurred on Sunday :morning Of Miss :C, E. 'Richardson at her home in Clinton. Miss Richardson had not been in good 'health for some months and had suffered a seizure from which she was unable to rally. Miss Rich- ardson was born in !Goderich town- ship Jan. list, 11860, a 'daughter of the late ,Robert IRichard'sdn and this wife 'Catherine 'Wellwaod, She :was brought up in that township but for the past twenty-eight years she had resided in (Clinton, She :was a devoted :member of St. 'Paul's Church and was an active [worker until her health failed. One .sister, 'firs. :Annie iCol- dough, of !Clinton, survives, and several nieces and nephews. The funeral service 'was 'held in St. Paul's Church, :follo'win'g a short private service at the house, The p'all'bearers were IP. J. Cantelon, 'Goderioh; Jos- eph !Richnrdso:n, ISltanlny township; 112olbt. tRicahrdson, Harry 'Graham and 'H, J. and R. 'G. Thompson, 'Goderich township. Interment was made in 'Clinton cemetery, Mr, and 'Mrs.. Hayes and Children Of Detroit; lMr. Tames Pearson . and daughter Mr. Tohn Pearson and Mrs. (Bremner o.f Ethel, and Mrs. Peck of !Seaforth at- tended 'the tfuneral, Died at Saskatoon.—Miss Sarah J. MoCool Of 'Clinton received word last' week of :the 'sudden death Of her bro- ther, 'Robert 'MdCool 'oP !Saskatoon. Mail Carrier Stopped Man Shiels, avail - carrier route five, was 'steppe and time, while delivering by gypsies. The first time to go through the would not let' them. 'The second time, which was one day st.opp,ed him, but did n as anxious to search hi time, Both tin'es it •he •lth concession of Mor .Stebbins -Hanover — 1 wedding took place 'Church, Mt. 'Carmel, o Morning, April 1216th at t 'Rev. Pr.. Corcoran unit Miss (Florence .H'ano t daughter of Mr. andover, to Earl :Stebbins, Mrs. R. Stebbins of Grand Bend. most three days demanded and re- ceived a promise they would be given a 48-hour' start in their ;flight. By pre-areangemettrt, .at 3 a.m. Friday, she was returned apparently int good :health to her father aboard a boat owned by William 'Lee, a 'busine'ss as- sociate. Late Mrs. B. Ryan=The death oc- curred on Tuesday, April 215th, of Mrs. B. 'Ryan, an old and esteemed resident of Stephen Township, aged 85 years. Mrs. Ryan had been in poor health for the past six months. :She is survived 'by one son Thomas Ryan and three grandsons with whono she had been ''living and also several relatives. Presentation. — Dr. and Mrs. !Neil Leckie, after a pastorate Of twelve years at 'r Motherwell and t,vonlbrank, have left for Montreal where they ,will sail for London, England. They will he met there by 'their daughter, 'Miss Katherine Leckie. Dr. Leckie is to attend an inrportane•c'hurc'h gather- ing at B'el'fast, ILreland, as an official from Canada. He expects to return home in about two Months. Before leaving Dr, Leckie was presented with ISasik., which ,occurred on :Wednesday, a leather 'bound copy of the new ,Apr. 26. hymnal and e leather traveling bag. ,Correction.—rA:n item appearing in. Head -On Crash.—Mr. and Mrs. El - this column last 'week that 'Rev. C. C. Kahle had (purchased a property in Blyth was not .correct. 'hbr. Kahle had not considered 'any ,purchase, Mrs. Janet Holmes. — Mrs. Janet Holmes, =wwidgw of ':Bennett [Holmes, and a resident •elf ,Huron rgounty .t'lte greater ,plait of her life, passed' away about eight,o'clock ens Wednesday' eight at the 'home of her daughter; Mrs. H. Leewie, (Stratford. She was in her 1815th year and had !been in. failing health for about the Past three months, :Mrs. IH'ohne,s was born in Scotland and, ,when a young \milieu of 221 years came to make 'her •home in ,Canada, She resided in. Hallett' Township for some years and then lived in Tu'rnlberry "f'Ownship tmti' she moved to (Stratford three' years ago. IIer husband predeceased tier. some thirty-three years ago, 'Prior to her marriage she was :Iles Janet nfuir Beside; one daughter, 11rs, T.ewis there are left to mourn their loss four, stepsons, ;Bennett Holmes. T)un.la„ William Flo lmes,'lW'ingham; .1ndrew- ,Holmes, Tu naberry; and on sister, Mrs. Jtohn Leiper; Hallett Tbwe h!p: The funeral took •piace in °',ratford. The retirai -is were taken to ''!!trhanr for burial, iii 'Win gha,m cemetery.' Moving to Seaforth Mr. Peter !Rutledge of Goderich has taken a HANDSHAKING IS MAJOR TASK iWas'hington-lAOter two months in the White House, Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt is beginning to think 'that her major occupation as the nation's hostess will be [handshaking. :Since :March 4 she has received thousand's of persons in the White IHlouse hanging from high officials of the leading nation's of the world down .to ,a group of sight -seers .who happened one day to be looking into the dining room when she came down to luncheon. Peoplecome to ,see her about everything under the sun. 'At first Mrs. Roosevelt proposed to set aside 'a certain period each day when she would receive guests. The remaining hours site would then have free for Other, things. Rut she says +her,plan has been impractical. "Itt can't he done. Either you've got to be uninterested in them or else you've got to see them. I've just made up nay mind to' see them." Mrs. Roosevelt once described her handshake, as pliable, declaring it would' fit all hands. So it has since March 4. 'There has 'been a greet- ing for the lowly as well las the great. And thosewho have received it would holt can it by any •means a mer Hook, of Itihaca, N.Y., w'ho were. on thei ,.' 'ny to Mitchell by Motor to attend The fu,senal of the latter's mother, Mrs. 'John Lilley, crashed head-on ti•iteh another car 'from Ro- chester, NY, They were both injured. BORN ANDREW -,At Auburn, on May 2nd, bo Mr. and Mrs. Atmos J. 'Andrew,' 'a son. YUNGB.LJT—At Auburn, on Apr. 27th, to Mr. and Mrs. Percy Yung .blot;• a daughter (stillborn), IJ,EICI3ERT—In Hay Twp., on April 23rd, to Mr.'and \'.Ir's. Peter Deich ert, a son. • DOLLAR WHEAT ? Chicago 'Dollar a-hushel wheat < now the slogan of speculative buy- :re! uy'•°is who take inflation as their guide' Sone Targe operators add that should e+,vthing seriously "adverse 'happen to the 1933 spring 'strop of Canada and' the United States there is no telling' hoc'' high wheat will- go. PEGGY McMATI'FOUND Harwich, Mass, -!"..Margaret "Peg- gy" MrcMath was returned" alive to tier father oe 'F'riday after the "pa)--: anent of a ransom cif abort; 1180,000. 'fhe men who stole the girl; from her schoolroom Tuesday afternoon of last week and ,held her a prisoner. for al•• limp greeting but a pleasantly ag- gre'ssive and kindly greeting. The enbentainunent of !the recent stream of diplomats seemed like .an '''`orgy" to Mrs. Roosevelt. There was evidence that both (Prime Minister !M+adDonald and former Premier riot enjoyed the simp'lic'ity 'at.1 White House. They , both talked. r f the simple background from which\ they had risen, A mark of M. Her - rio't's generosity ,was shown when he offered to send to. Mrs. Roosevelt some pieces of silk from Lyon Which he said could be made up into things to be ,sold at charity fetes. Lf he had 'had time on his visit, he told Mrs. Roosevelt, he 'would like to give a lecture on music for the benefit of American ch'ari'ties. The .same feeling of kindliness was Manifested by the IBnitish Prime Minister, Mrs. Roose- velt said. !Friend (to young wife contempt ' - ing divorce): "Remember, dear; v u took your husband :for better or worse." Young Wife: `IButt I didn't take him for good, dad I?" Attacked by Asthma. The first fear- ful sensation: 'is Of suffocation, which hour by hour becomes more desper- ate and hopeless. To such a case the relief afforded' by Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy- seems nothing less than miraculous. 4ts help is quickly apparent 'and soon the :dreadful at- tack is mastered. 'The", asthmatic who has found out the dependability of this sterling remedy will never be without it. It is sold everywhere. GO D TIRE T A LO' PRICE Just look at the prices! Then look at the tires genuine Goodyear Tires with Speedway' tread. Made with Super.wist cords, and Guaranteed. ONLY sa31 ''Size 29 x 4.40 Size ,w.Qsize B d6 29 x 4.40.... 19 t= 4 75..., Size ! 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