The Seaforth News, 1933-06-29, Page 1/Bite deep and wide, 0 Axe, tine tree!
What doth thy bold voice promise me?
JT promise thee all joyous things
That furnish forth the lives o!f kings!
(For every silver, ringing blow,
Cities and palaces shall ,growl
IWIhen rust hath gnawed ine deep and
he Seaforth e
HURON COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER
red,
A nation strong shall lift his head,
"See friend," he cried to one that
lo,oked and smiled,
"My axe and I -we do immortal tasks
We build up nations -this my axe and
I," .Isabella V. Crawford.
WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 55, No. 26
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1933.
Phone 84.
DINNERS and SUPPER•
Regularly
HOT LUNCHES
at • all hours
OUR HOME MADE SPECIALTIES
Prices Reasonable
The Olympia
Confectionery and Restaurant
Earthware
Pitchers
(Regular Price 35c, 40c, and 50c
Now Half Price
2 IN 1 SHOE POLISH ....lOc a tin
ICERTO • 30c a :bottle
'SAL'MON, large tins. , ..lOc, 13c 25c
and 35c
SWEET MIXEED PICKLES ' Cc
q}t. container .... , . �7
'C'A'TSUP - large bottle 15c
BROIKEN STUFFED OLIVES
130 oz, jar . . ............. 3c
McLAREN'iS PLAIN. OLIVES
J3,oz. .jar ' 39c
Tr.LEIVAON, ORAiNGE & RASPBER-
RY OXADE, makes 2 glasses,
5c pkg.
Crean' taken for the Seaforth Cream-
ery at the same price paid at the
'creamery.
]Butter, Eggs, and Feathers taken as
cash. lc a. dozen extra trade for
eggs.
ORA'N,GEADE & LEIM'.ONADE
bottle 25c
ilutchison's
PHONE 166
REBEK'AH'S ENTERTAIN
Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge held
their regular meeting in the
hall on Monday' evening, , Jane 26th,
with a large' attendlanice. There were
albau'd 315 members present from
Morning' Star Rebekah, Lodge, Brus-
,sels. Miss Belle Campbell and' Miss
?lean Smith ga,ve very interesting •re -
,ports Of the A'ssentbly meeting they
attended in T'oron'to an June 112, 1+3'
rand14. Short addresses were given,
and at the close of tat meeting a soc-
ial tiine was . spent in progressive
.euchre. The prize winners were: Lad -
nes' first,' Mrs. Mae Dorrance;, ladies'
consolation, Mrs. Blaeker (IBrussels);
genets' first, Mr, W. Little (Bins-
,cels); consolation, Mrs. J. J� H'ug
gar,; lucky tally, Mrs. Baeker.
.This was followed by c,omdnuniity,
singing and a dainty lunch served by
'the social committee, with Mrs. Hug-
gard, convener.
TH!OISE BLACK SQUIIRIRELS..
There are complaints about the
s conduct af the black squirrel in Sea -
'forth. indeed, he is becoming a pest,
!by reports. Bulks, berries, apples,
pears and particularly flower beds, are
• mentioned as having been destroyed.
It is suggestted bhiat heaving seen how
the depredati'o'ns df dogs (four., -••legged
and two -legged) are patiently bonne.
by a long-suffering public, • some
squirrel thought it could get away
with it, too, -Tlh:e most likely explan-
ation holwelver, is the heat. Birds mi-
grate farther north to a cooler clim-
ate, many of the robin's having al-
ready left, but the squirrel takes it
quit' on the public,
:T'he squirrels have always been.
'great pets, and are protected' .by la'w.
CHURCH CARD.
North Side United Church -Pastor,
Rev. W. P. Lane, B.A.
'Sunday July 2nd. 10 am. Sunday
,School and Bible Classes.
111 a.m.=Public Worship. National
Anniversary Service.
7 p.m. - 'Public 'Worsihip. Subject,
"Cavalcade."
- ST. THOMAS' CHURCH
1Sund'ay, 'July 2nd, 1:93!3. Confirma-
tion 'Class and Sunday School .10 a.m,
Holy Communion, 1)1 a,m. Sermon
by Canon Alpipleyard.
Evening service, 7 p.m. Sermton by
Rector, Canon E. Appleyard, assisted
by Rev. Reg..Alppley+ard.
EGMON'DyILLE CHURCH
July'2,'1033. Reverend Charles Mal-
colm. 10 a.m.-JChurch School 11 a.m.
-"'Horsetrading." 7 p.m. -Ordinary
-things,
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday, July 2nd. Morning service,
'Mr, Gordon Peddie, Bayfield, will be
the special .speaker, -
Evening service, Sermon 'su'bjec't of
Rev. I. B, Keine, "The Volunteer."
ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. John Crozier Of Wal-
ton announce the engagement of• their
daughter, Vera Agnes, to James C.
Mcilntosh, son of Mrs. McIntosh and
the late Mr, James McIntosh, of Sea -
forth, the wedding to take place quiet-
ly in July.
WINS ESSAY CONTEST
The annual essay contest held -by
the C.W.L. of Seaforth for the best
essay on the school question was won
by Jack Williams,
WITH THE BOWLERS
The Bowlers' nixed twilight jitney
on Thursday evening, June 212nd,
vbioh was arranged by the Ladies'
Club. Thirty players took pant. The
prize winner's were: Ladies, first, Mrs.
'Shanahan; '2nd, Mrs. Rieman. Men's,
'first, Mr. Huggard; 2nd, Dr. R. R.
Ross.
ANNUAL MEEETIN'G
(The W.'C!T!U, will hold their annual
'conventiono'n Tuesday, July 4th, in
the United Church, Wdngh'am, com-
mencing mencing at 9.30 a.nt. A cordial invite-
tion is exttended td all interested in the
temperance situation in Canada to at-
tend this convention.
HOT •
ATH'Elt
IDhe re ist ri
g e ng thermometer at the
Collegiate Institute shows a high tem-
perature an Wednesd'ay of 915 degrees,
which is a record.
On Tuesday > night the excessive. .hot
weather *as responsible for .thse
'burning out of a transformer supply-
ing power to the ,Regent Theatre. Su
p'erinttendent Ed. Mole or the Hydro,
had a new transformer placed' on the
poste and connected inside of an hour.
The prompt work enalbled the the-
atre to complete the show. This is .the
.only interruption to the talkies since
'beginning ten months ago.
(Seaforth is using more than three
times as mulch water these hot .days
as ordinarily. The big pump at the
wiiterworlrs is in operation from. six
a:m. till 10 p.m. At normal tines
about five hours' pumping a day is
sufficient. •
TO MEET AT KI+N;TAIL,
The fourth annual summer school
of the 'Synod of Hamilton and Lon-
don of the Presbyterian Church will
he .held at Iziinbai1,'midway between.
IGioldel-id: and Kincardine, on Lake
(Huron, from July 117 to 24. The dean
is Rev, C. H. M'ac,D'omald, Lucknow,
a:nd
he registrar, :ev, john Plollntolc,
IWhltec'hurdh.
H'OLIDAY'
ISaturday is the first of July and a
public h'oliday.• The shores will re-
main open Friday night,
IHU'RION 'OLD BOYS' P3CN,IIC
(Ideal weather, blue skies and balmy
breezes smiled on the Huron Old
Boys' Association at their. big annual
picnic in the exhibition grounds on
Saturday.
IHuronistes ckme'flocleing in all after-
noon, not only from the city hut from
outside points, and at 6 p.m. the at-
tendance had exceeded all previous
iIIO WER 'SCHOOL.
Seaforth Collegiate Institute' pro
motions and prize winners:
Alma Finnigan, Dorothy Golding,
Allan Keys and 'Winn,iired 'S'avauge
are th,e pupils with highest standing
in forms I, IT, III, and 'I•V rempeic-
tively. Each will receive a prize of
five dollars in books at next Com -
in en+cent.
'The following are the names of
those who have been promoted from
/.Corm I to 'I1I.:.
iA,. Case; .I..Chuter; R, Chuff (II -hon-
ours); C. Diele; E. 'D'ex'ter A. %Fin -
records. nigan (Honours) Vi, Fortune, lI
The various games and races were Hanley A. Hudson; D. Hudson; V
all keenly con'teste'd and the entries .IHugidd; D. !Lawson ((Honours); E
mere exceptionally large. ILei:tc'h; J. McIver; Margaret Mc -
The greatest interest centred in the liver; .M. Mcliichael; tL. Nott (Hon-
broont foioldball and the celebrated ours); D. Parke; V. Storey; M
"Lipton Tea Race" *here there were IH.olntes' (]Honours);; V. Bell; R.
72 entries, and each lady received a Downey; J. Drager; E. Drover; J.
package; Eckert; G. Elliott; S. Geddes (lllon-
IThe .fallowing are the prize *in ours); 'G. (Gemmell; 'G. Pinkney,
ners: T'he following are the names of
'Children, under 5 yrs --11, W. Haw- those who have been promoted from
ley 2, M. Gracey; 3, T. Jenkins. Form III to Form ,IIIA.:
Boys, 8 and under -+11, Jack Berry; 10. Aberhart; D. B'anno'n; M,
2, E, Wiggins; 3, M. Ireland. Broad'foot P. 'Coleman; V.;. Coleman
(Girls, 8 and under -ley L. Masson; 2, e(•Htonours); D. Drover; E. Duffy
D. Milner; 3, H. Moir. 'Honours); C. Eckert; M. Finnigan;
'Boys, 10 and under -ll, R Mc F. Fortune; D. Golding ((Honours);,
ICreath; 2, H. McLean; 3, W. Paisley. M. !Johnstone; H. Hamilton; P. Hu.
Girls, 10 and under -1, M. Johns- gill. (Honours); C. Lane; A. 'Love;
,ton; 2, I. Folwell; 3, J. Milner. L MacKay, 0. Moore (Ho'n'ours), M.
Boys, 10 and under -1, A. Beecroft; .Murphy, M. Murray, J. Watson (Hon -
2, J. Elliott; 3, G. Williams. ours), C. Williams, M. Williams, 14.
(Girls, 10 and under -Il, J. Pearen; Storey, L. Hart. G. Carter, J. Ohe'oir-
2, ,L. Moir; 3, A. Bricker, os, J. Consitt, S. Donrance, R. Mc'Mil-
Boys, 115 and under -fly D, Hawley; Ian, C. Nolan, R. Pryce, J. Rankin, F.
2, Wallace Floody; 3, C. Milner. Rutledge, F, ;Sills, J, Sherwood (Hen.
(Girls, •115 and under) -11), W. Smith; ours), E. Sou'bhigate,
0, M. Moir; 3, E. Jay, Any pupils whose names do not ap-
Shoe Race, Boys -1', A. Becro,t; 2, pear above, and who write Depart -
G. William; 3, J. Berry. mental examinations will have the re-
iPeanut Race, Ladies 1, Mrs. sults of these examinations taken into
Moon, 2, Mrs. Gracey; 3, M. Craw- 'consideration in making further pro -
ford. motions. A11 pupils who have failed
Men's Open (The C, G. Elgie race) will be given their marks on applica-
-1', J. Moon; 2, E. Th'rmpson; 3, D., tion to the principal,
Hawley.
Ladies' Race -1, M. Elliott; 2, M. JUDGING 'COIMPEITIT'IO'N HELD
Clarkson; 3, M. Arbuckle. The. Seventh Annual County Live
'Married Men -1),M. Cooke; 2, B. H. IStacik and Household ;Science Judg-
McCreat'h; 3, M. J!oedice, ' in'g Competitions were conducted in
,Married Women -d, M:rs. Gracey; '•Clinton an Friday, June 24th, under
12, Mrs. Jbedi'ce; 3, Mrs. Milner. the supervision of the 'local branch of
!Fat Men's Race -.1, D. . Crawford; the Ontario Dep'artnrent of 'A'gricul-
2, D. W. Dana; 3, L. ;Laird. tur'e.
'Special 'Lipton Tea race -II, Mrs. The judging of live stock in which
Stowe; 2, Mrs, G. C. Young; 3, Mrs. 40 boys participated, took place on
Th.onnpsion, the folloiwing 'fauns in Hallett and
Men'•s ,Softball - Soufh ,Huron won. Tu-ckersmfth townships: Beef cattle
Ladies' Softball -North Huron won and sheep, Frank Wood, Blyth; ba-
ISome of those present were: con hogs, Charles Watson, Lgndes-
,Mr. and Mrs. L. 31. Pringle, Mr boro; draft horses, Richard Vodden
and Mrs. D. D. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.
B. H. M•c0reatih, Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
IStowe, Mr. and Mrs. D. Thompson;
Mr. J. A•, McLaren, Miss I. H. Brown,
Mr, E. Floody, Mr. and Mrs. H. Mar-
tin, Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Holmes;
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Floody, Mr. and
Mrs. Jahn Moon, Dir. and Mrs, H. J.
Idodgins and Mrs. DelLacey, Dr. and
Mrs, C. H. Clarkson, Dr. and Mrs. J.
G. Bricker, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ham-
ilton, Mr. and Mrs. S. L, Scott, Mr.
and Mrs, A, G. Smith, Mr, and Mrs,
D. W. Dane, Dir, and Mrs. R. J. Mil-
ner, Dr. an dMrs. J. G. Ferguson, Mr.
and Mrs. L, Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs.
M. Scarlett, Mr. and Mrs, W. 'Siprinks,
Mr, and Mrs. D. Sanders, Mr. and
Mfrs. G. C Young, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Martin, Mr. and Mrs. W. M•a-
son,. Mr. and Mrs. D. Crawford, Mr.
and M'rs. E, M. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Laird, 'Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Farrow,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Moir, Mr. and Mrs.
'A. Grigg, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Saul, Mr.
and Mrs. T. E. Biriekenden, M'r. A.
Armstrong, Mr.
t and 'Mrs. s W. P '• -
g>a�s
fie'y, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Burgess, Dr.
G. A. Robinson Mr. and Mrs, R. A.
IGrper,. Mr. vend MPS. C. R. Hart, Mr.
and Mrs, E. Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
H. 'Jaelhice, Mr. and Mr's. Gracey
((New Toronto), Mr. and M'rs. R.
Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Peters,
1'Ir, and Mos. A. J. Alderson (Hanna -
ton), Ald. and ivIrs. Duckworth, lbfr.'
R. J. King, Mr. W. Powell, Mr. G. A.
Newton, Mr, A. W. Wase, Mr. Tom
Birdsall, Mr. Earl Stark, Mr. H. J.
Smith, Mr. H. F. Flariagher, Mr, H.
1Lond'esboro; 'Agricultural horses, Joe
Mann, Clinton; dairy cattle and
brood sows, Bert Gibbings, 'Clinton.
The judges were as follows:
Horses: Fred Forsyth, Dept. of Ag-
riculture Walkerton; dairy cattle, El-
wood Stackhouse, Brucelfield (1933
graduate of 'the 0.A,C.,%Guelph); 'beef
cattle, 'Bob Mc'Kercher, Dublin (119131
graduate of ,the O.A. College, 'Guelph)
'S'heep, W. J. Howard, Dominion Live
]Stock Branch, ,Paris; IS'wine, H. C.
Duff, Dominion Swin'e Grader, Strat-
ford.
,The silver cup awarded to the high
boy in the entire competition was won
Eby Bob::tArchibald of Seaforth. C'lif-
fo'rd Crozier, Dungannon, won the
silver medal by securing 'the second
highlest score, The C.rN,1E. 'S'hield
awarded to the high novice was won
by Jack Moylan, S`ea'forth.
IA first prize of $2,00 and second
prize of $1.00 Was awarded to 'bath
?'unior and Senior boys as follows:
IHeavy 'Horses -Juniors, Wm Pep
-
per, Seaforth; Jack Moylan,
Seafort'h.
Seniors, Geo Mundell, Glena'mnen;
Sit,uart MelE'wen, Clinton.
IB'eetf Cattle -iii 1Shortreed, Wad-
torn, Stewart Bryan's, Blyth. Senior, J.
IRoitheringhiami, Brucefi.eld; •Gordon
Reynolds, Seaforth.
Dtairy Cattle - Juniors, 'Stewart
Musgrove, Wroxeter; Norman Pep-
per, Sealfort'h, Seniors, Clifford Croz-
ier, Dungannon; Horace Delbriclge,
RV oocyte n.
'Sheep Juniors, Albert Taylor,
Lucknowv;' John 'Wain,'Baylfield. Sen-
j-enkins, Mr. George Muckle, Mr. T. iors, Bblb Archibald, Seaforth; Alf..
Cowan, Mr. W. R. Grigg (Calgary), Patterson, Luckniow.
Swine -Harrison Taylor, Luscknow;
Wilfred 'Slhontrlee'd, 'Walton. Seniors,
Virim. S'tanlake, Exeter; Delmer
ISdcinner, 'Centralia.
The Household • Sicience Judging
'Competition was held in the firemen's
hall and 21 girls took part. T'he judges
)Were Miss Flora Dumnin, Dungannon;
Miss Florence 'P. .Eadie, Institu'tes
;Branch, Toronto, and Miss Helen.
Midl0ercher, Dublin.
The Silver Tea Service awarded to
the girl obtaining the highest score
was won by Miss Margaret Durnin,
Dtm,ganiron. Other trophies were won
as follows:
!Nutrition -Juniors, Violet Tyndall,
Nor. H, J. Smith, Mr. A. Sins Mrs,
H, lidHardy, Mrs. H. C. Burgess,
Mrs. Jos. Beick, Mrs. A, Becker, Mrs.
{as. Wilson, firs. H, C. Warren, Mrs.
J. C. Hawley, Mrs, J'., A. MdLaichilan,
Mrs. Geo. Thompson, Mrs. C. Inglis
(Dundas), M'rrs..Spentce, Mrs, C. R
'Somerville ()Landon), Mrs. E. Mc-
Lauichlin, Mrs., H. McoLema, Mrs. H.
Hullid'ay, Mrs. B.on'slki'll, Mos. J. 'G.
ffessop, Mrs. W. H. Pearson, Mrs. E.
uldhnisiton, Mrs. 3. W. Gary, Mrs. R.
iArthuick1e, Mrs. S. Lesppard, Mrs. H.
'Child, Mrs. W. Franikea (Wood-
bridge, Mrs, M. Elliobt,' Mrs. A.
Welcth, Mrs. R. Harris, Mrs. A. Jany,,
(Continued on Page Five:)
e Last Oh
to buy at your own price by
PUBLIC AUCTION
will be on Friday, June 30th. Positively the
Auction Sale closes on that date
However the
Special Discount Sale
will continue until Saturday, July 8th
This is in order that many who could not attends
this week may still have an opportunity taw
secure the wonderful values by,
SHOPPING AT
AVAUGE'
IT PAYS
Sealforth; Thelma Elgie, ICippen. Sen-
iors, Laurebta McClure, Dungannon;
Eva Musgrave, Wroxeter.
tClo'bhinsg-Juniors, 'Ruth Straughan,
!Auburn; ,jean McLaohlan, Seaforth.
Seniors, Lillian Richardson, Egmond-
v'ille; Iisotbel Foster, Fordwic'h,
As the result of the standing obtain-
ed in the coopetition the following
girls will represent the county at the
C,NIE : Violet Tyndall, Seaforth;
ILauretta"M''Cture, Dungannon; Iso-
tbel Foster, Fordrovich; Spare, Beatrice
Ferguson, 'Clifford.
'Taible setting, service and manners
demonstration: 1st, Fordwdch, Mild-
red Baker and Isobel Faster. 2nd,
Dungannon, Bernice Roach and Laur-
ette McClure; 3rd, Wroxeter, Eva
Musgrove' and Doris Musgrove; 4th,
'Gorrie, Margaret Foster and Marjorie
!Baker; 5th, Seaforth, Thelma Elgie
and Hazel 1-DsLa'cdlan.
The meeting of the Junior Women's
'institute was held Wednesday even-
ing, June 21', in the library with a
good attendance. The meeting was
conducted in the usual' manner. Ani
interesting skit entitled "Dinner Is -
(Served" was given by tour girl's, Mis-
ses Erma Braadfoo't, Alice Thompson,.
Jean Scott and Elizabeth Taylor..
They all took their parts very capably.,.
'When they had finished, all knew
exactly 'how a table for a formal dfn-
ner should be set. Miss Guest our -
Sunitner speaker, gave a very profit-
able and entertaining talk on "How•
to meet our present problems in a'
practical way. 'Miss Dorothy Elgfe's •
solo, accompanied by :hiss Thelma,
Elgie, and ,Miss Jean S'mith's reading,.
assisted by Miss Dorothy Broadfoot;
were greatly appreciated.
AT MITCHELL
Quite a number from Seaforth were
in Mitchell on Wednesday evening,.
when Premier Geo. S. Henry address-•
ed the Perth Conservative Associa'tion.n
annual meeting.
Hon. J. D. Monteith, Minister of' •
Labor, and others, also spoke.
MAMMOTH OLD TIME
ARDEN 'PARTY
THE BIG NIGHT OF THE,YEAR
Under Joint Auspices of the
LEGION .and $2ND"
AT VICTORIA PARK, SEAFORTH
Thursday, July 6, 8 p.m.
TH'ES'E TWO WORTHY 'O'RGANIZATION'S NEED AND
DESERVE YOUR SUPPORT
THE BAND '
This it the only appeal: the ;Band will make for a whole sun -at -ter of
weekly concerts
THE LEGION
,Ask your assistance to help care for needy and incapacitated soldiers
The Programme
Short Address of Welcome Mayor Sutherland
Special Band .Concert Seaforth Highlanders
Seaforth Paramount Quartette 1In Quartettes, Duets and .S'o'los
M. R. Rennie, D. L. ,Reid; J. A, Stewart, James Scott.
Harvey McGee Western Ontario's Famous Scotch Comedian
AMUSEMENT, FUN AND REFRESHMENTS GALORE
ADMISSION ONUS lOc
Chairman, W. H. Golding, .MIP., Honorary Pres. of Band.
"Gold Save The King"
iIn the event of rain Garden Party will be held an Friday •Evening;:,
July ltd.
BAND' LEGION -
President --WW. J. Herr President -'C. P Sills.
IS'ecretary--W. Parke, 'Secretary. J. M. blcMiilan