The Seaforth News, 1937-11-11, Page 2PAGE TWO,
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
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HURON NEWS Follows Son's Example--
Three
xample—Three years ago ,Harry Vines, C.P.
R. engineer, listened to the pleas of
hie Fo rteeu-rear 'la sum 11 rank and
allowed the boy to take .flying le., ,ns.
Week after week 11r. Viites drove the
boy to `London for his nseons and at
fourteen Frank became .C6iada's
youngest licensed aviator. Mr. Vines
flew with his son on many occasions.
so did Mrs. :Vines, for they 'have been
aviation enthusiasts for a number of
years. Then the father decided to fol-
low in itis son's -footsteps and began
probing- and inquiring when rm flights
with his hoy. His interest became
more than curiosity, and on.Sunday
thirty feetpast the car, which tante
Vines, r., surprised Ills sun and the
to rest on its four wliteels. Miss
airport officials by making a sola
flight. Frank Vine; is known as one
of the most remarkable youngsters in
aviation in Canada, beim;' at sixteen a
featured performer ae the London
Flying Club's shows, if Mr, -Vines
continues With his lessons it its prob-
able the next show will See a father
and son act.--,Goderich Star.
Fail to Take Turn—
Miss Loretta Scltwantuseventeen,
was %taken. to %Gadri•ich hospital o t
Friday night and \legs .\ !ma Co1-
clotigit, nineteen, was painfully cut
about the head and -face when the car
in which they were riding; with Ed-
win (Dale, twenty-two and Roy Caley,
twenty-three, both of Stratford, roll
ed over Several tinter on highway No.
$ at Taylor's Cornet. MiSs Sehwantz
and Cal*. who were in the back
seat, were thrown through the 'top of
tete car as it rolled over, attd they fell
to tate highway and rolled to a point
Schwantz ,suffered a %broken right arm,
fractured chest bone and possibly in-
ternal injuries, "Carey was uninjured.
Miss Codclouglt, who was -driving the
car, and Dale, whose father owns the
autovim jammed against the wind-
shield and suffered painful hitt supet•-
ficial cuts to head and face. The girls
were :bmoughlt to (Gnderich by Mr. and
Mrs, 4Vnt. ,.Moody. who were the
first to arrive at the scene and were
taken to Dr.. J. M. !Graham's office
shortly after 11 o'clock. No explana-
tion was offered for the accident by
the occupants of the car. but it was
evident from marks on the highway
they had missed the corner. They
were returning to 1Goderich after at-,
tending the Lions celebration at
Seaforth. INo part of the car's body
escaped damage. (Every window was
shattered,' County Traffic Officer
Norman Lever and Sergeant A, C.
Ross investigated.
i'.,• ;eft in the afternoon on a motor
to Toronto, and oa their return
viareaido on the bridegroom's farm
oa the 'Ise con.. \torrid.
Petition for Vote on Beverage
• Rooms at Goderich—
\ petition signed by 7150 names was
submitted to the .Goderidt town coun-
cil Friday night asking for a vote oft
der question: "':ere you ill favor of
the beverage rooms?" at the conning
municipal election; on 'December 6.
It was decided in committee to steal
with the petition at an adjourned
meeting. 'Reeve Turner presided ow
lug to Mayor MaclEwan's. illness. The
petition was presented by .J. P. ,Hunte,.
president, and 'Rev. S. IR. McClung.
secretary of the GOderich temperance
federation, Mr. Hunte told council
that the canvasser. had 'been given a
wonderful reception. Seldom anyone
had anything fa- arable to say- of the
beverage rooms. The petition had
been circulated only one day, Mr.
McClung said, with the fine result
shown.
Has Taken Over Garage—
,A. !D.: Mac\\'illiam of Wood-
stock has taken over the Hanna gar-
age and will carry On !Ford agency
under the name .of Huron Motors,
Mr. and Mrs. calacWilliam and three-
year-old daughter. Sadly !Lou, arrived
in town on \londay;-:-\\mghant Ad-
vance -Times.
A Flying Trip
Flying in three hops front \fott-
tana to Gvxlericlt in his own plane
with 'private pilot, %Dr. ,A. Nelson
Smith landed in a .field east of-Meite-
setun'g !Park on Saturday at dusk, and
drove by taxi from IGoderich to 'Pine
River, near !Kincardine, Ito visit rela-
tives. 'Tthe pilot at :first overslmot. iGod-
erich and flew to Kincardine. but on
being unable to locate a tfi.eld suitable
for landing there he retraced his
course to IGoderich and dropped down
on the ,north side of the Maitland 'R'iv-
er. The plane was a beautiful fours
passenger cabin Stinson 'Reliant, Po'tt'-
ered by a Lyootning i:'dl5shorsepower
engine with a cruising speed of Ill -PO
miles per hour. It .was Dr. Smith's
first trip -to this part of Ontario. The
plane left on its long return trip on
Monday about ninon—tGoderich Signal
TOWN TOPICS
TWENT a --PINE YE.kRS AGO
Messrs. Worth %Davi, and Jack
Paul of Toronto. were recent town
visiSore.—\fess Ada .Kline of, Toronto
is visiting at the 'home of Mrs. J. H.
Broadfoot.—\tins B. \Torson euter-
tadned a few of her friends at a 'Hal-
lowe'en party on Thursday. — 'ale.
Ades 'Dan-idson celc'bl-ated iris Sist
'birthday an 'Friday. Mr. Davidson is
well, troth physically and anentally._-
\lr. and!\Jrs. (Reny Chesney of Win-
nipeg gave their lmany friends here a
pleasant surprise on Saturday, Mr.
Chesney had business - which called
him too Ottawa, and when so close, be
and his wife took a -rent up to Sea-
fnith.—\ir, ,Dan 'McLeod, .for sotnr
tine foreman of the machi-ne shop in
the \'IcLagam factory. Stratford, and
who is leaving •for.IHespeler to become
superintendent of the ifiespeler 'furni-
ture Co„ was honored !by his fellow
.workers on Saturday. --Charles Das -
son paid a visit to Detroit this week.
—\fr, Dtanald. McIntyre was in St.
Marys attending the funeral of his
brother-in-law.--sl\Ir. Rowe. represent-
ing the Schell ICo.. of Alexandra, was
here this work taking meastneinento
in the new. post office .for 'fittings to
he - used in that building. --Mr. Jos.
irinhtyson, n'ho has been touring the
'West for the past three months, re-
turned on Saturday -'Mr. 'Finlayson is
very 'much impressed with the West,
and it might be that its allurements
may prove too strong for hint, and
coat hitt hack .'gain,—(,shite an excit-
ing runaway occurred on Main St.
when Calder's team became 'frighten-
ed down at the station. When op:pets-
ite the town hall, the wagon collided
with one driven by Smith of Walton,
who had a new furnace an the wagon,
intending to take it hint with hint to
Walton. The impact w'aS so strop
that it upset Smith's wagon, and spilt
the driver and furnace on the street.
Calder's .team kept right on in their
mad career, made the turn at the
•Royal hotel, and landed :safe and
sound its the hotel sterns. The driver
was opt so Fortunate as the horse..
meewel•, .1, he hail several bout-
broken in his foot and ankle. Several
men attempted to ,top the runaways.
but were unsucces tut.
Woodrow Wilson' '
.Woodrow Wilson, Tktiit octat, was
eluted president of the Ttnihdd States.
nun f titsdat' Nova 5th, by: quite a sub-
stantial mai„rite Tris opponents were.
Col. Rno welt Ind W. 1-!. 'Caft, bulb
of whom sure Re;uubl;cans.
Walton
\}r. and Mrs Farquharson and \lr,
and Mrs. 'Porter Issue returned home
from cut enjiv:ti s trip to tate- -great
West. — 'Che slaters. from London
have planed t tiny :late roof on the
nes DittT's Char . Next week tate
now art leaded glass window•. Will he -
installed by a Toronto -first.
'l'at eke rstnitit -
Mr. and Mfrs, James ' Marti -n spent
the week end with friends in Exeter.
Owing- to the high water its the
river at Broadfoot's corner, where the
dew 'bridge is being, erected, tit
school 'Wo. 6 has been closed entail a
temporary foot.' path is built For the
scholars, as the majority have to cross
the river.
Dublin
Crohn Murray of the 'Standard Bank
spent Sunday in Clinton—Mfrs. 'W.
D Evans and family 'have moved to
Galt, -'Mrs . M. TGdinkhtwner spent
Tuesday in tMitchell.—lMn•s. \\r. ilfill
colied oft .friends its Seafonth.
Offers Walnuts for Planting
Purposes—
Mr. 'Ed
urposes—Mr.'Tsd Doan of Molesworth is in-
terested in •reforestatintn and the
planting of shade tree;, and to any-
one interested he has -promised to
give a .small basket of walnuts frit as
lung as his supply lasts. \ir (Doan
says that walnut trees grow touch
faster than maples and rabbit, will
not touch them. The timber is val.tt-
able and it is nice to have -a :few hush -
els of nuts iit the house- in 'the winter
months. This is the time to plant the
nuts asthe frost must split them lie
fore they can sprout. So if you want
to .plant a fewof'these get in ,touch
with Mr, Doan—Listowel Banner.
Enlarge Mitchell Arena—
'Patrons of the Mitchell arena will
he pleasantly surprised when the,
make their first visit to the ratk this
winter. IOn the north :side titc
"hoards” have been moved back five
feet. The old .;alloy seat; have 'beer
taken down, and the threat of these
falling has sheen definitely done x1511,1
with. They are now placed in tier
rising- front the level .nf the ice stir.
face. The old addition which was er-
erted for ,the purpose of housing curl•
in'g ice, is to be done away with ant
the sides will be once ttiot'e sheeted
with metal. On the routs% side the
boards have been moved to the ports%
one foot and a run of seats has 'Been
placed on that side as well. 1 hr
east the hoards have been mos ed gut
onto the ice surface use font to allots
for the erection of a girl jttrl C112.
at that encs This will to an that tite surface will be one ou short,'
,nt will be four feet wide-. Tito in.
creased ice surface has heels a:uttrrl
:�.a• opt` tinct nest,. and •hor•lrey play.
Otis year %yeti ,celr,nn'• t',r
change. Then, too, l-tt esus vttib
nnct'cteh' a-ottnd sir . ,fia;•.
tyi!initt rrn,. hats''
the ,. 1'orrtp••.l
11 south std,' o; tate rink was of vers
Ihtlsi use to spectator \litrh<is ,\rl-
t`nt Atte.
Farm Sold—
Oliver W. Rhynas-
'Friends in this district were shock-
er( to learn of the death -of Oliver its'-.
Rhynas, a welhknown (Gnderich , old
boy. which. occurred at his (home at
Burlington on T'hnrsdey, October 2d.
it was known that \ir. Rhyne, was
not in good heath. but the announce-
ment of hi; death cane as a sail sur-
prise, Mr. Rhynas, alio was in his
sixtieth year, was horn of Gnderich,
the elder son of Mr.. Rhynas and the
late William A. Rhyne Hr worked
with his father in the planing mill
business at. Gnderich for a time before
n,ing to Brantford, twit t'e far many.
':ears ate wag nttntaLrer of the \1 rl de.
1)t•tnent lunteter •htisiue,,. 'Fourteen
-.ears ago he establisher, ,vith his son
Philip. the ',01 .1101. irttsine„ o: (1. \C.
"Ii t','nas & Son at Bitrlin'otan. De-
aged w•a, a member of Centro Tres
`,yterian Church, Ti•,tnilton. ide was
prominent in Masonic circles, being a
member of the Scottish 'Rite, Doric
Lode, Brantford, and the Burlington
lodge.lnrlge. He was a- member of the Burl-
ington Lions-'Cdaih. lie leaves his
swift•. formerly- Margaret Ferguson, a
native of Bayield, and widely %known
%throughout 'Ontario a, the president
of the .Provincial 'Hospital 'Add As-
sociation; and one snit Philip: Surviv-
ing also are his m—otter, Mrs, \A". e\..
Rhynas of. ,t odtrich, a ebr°tlter and
two sisters, Melville Rhynas and Mrs,,
'Fanner 'flEthelt, tri Blairnore, Al-
berta, and Mrs T, +H. Mitchell flJean)
of -Gnderich: Atter a service ice at tate
family home at Burlington the re-
mains were conveyed to Braila f„rd,
ti here au itnptco,n'e and largely at-
tended service tsar held uncles Mason-
ic -auspices, Intet•ment was in Mount
'Hope Cemetery, Brantford.
\'fit kfartia f.anh ha: soil i- c
ai•re -farm on the Babylon :Line, ,out!
ht Hay 'Tom uhip, to - Mr, \ nthony
Eames of near Drysdli, lyhu gets pus
session the -middle or November.—
Znrich Herald,
Ruttan-Smith—
:A quiet wedding was solemnlied at
St John'.. C liurc!t rectory. Brussels,
yrlleu Clara Cavell, younger daughter
of kir. 'and afro. 11,nid -Sunt t lith
con \lnrri tern .mtiter! mvuzgc.
to Ms. Samuel 'Arthur Rattan,
'Mr. and kir.. L. Reitan. Fnrrwirh.
The, hrirle w'as attended -bv
het Thytute of \Tort'is. and \fr. Glop
Smith, ,brother of the bride, n ,port:
ed the hied%'*fount. Ch • bride t-
gn t tied in a rare,, of rn,t sill ene
tnthrorl:ret m soon vt drl,t,
din t t•t ,t•••‘ t••1 :c t,• heaps•
'r-• I n,n nt dors nel kir., 1 ,
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1.437
Keep your whole house•
summer -warm this winter
with HAMCO—the dustless,
smokeless, wasteless Coke.
It will save you money.
Save you work and worry,
too, for HAMCO is so easily
regulated — so light to
handle — and leaves far less
ash. Arrange for a trial ton
of this clean economical,
dependable fuel. Order
from your local HAMCO
dealer — he deserves your
fuel business.
WM, AMENT
ERNEST L. BOX
HAMILTON BY-PRODUCT COKE OVENS, LIMITED
HAMILTON, CANADA
SOLD BY
N. CLUFF & SONS
J. J. SCLATER
INSIST ON HAMCO-CANADA'S FINEST COKE:
Late rddo Crich, Clinton--
frith)
linton—frldo 'Crich, a lifelong resident of
Hurciu County and for 1:15 fears a re-
sident of 'Clinton, died last neck after
an illness of three clays, of pneu-
monia.' He was one of eight sons of
she late James Crich and ltflizabeth
Freeman, of whom only one now sur-
vives, Born in 'Cttekerintith Township
{December 9, 11%11, he was its his 66th
year w'Iten so suddenly stricken. He
attended the public school of his
home section and as a young man
married Margaret Dale. 'ashes farmed.
in T•uckeramitlt for some year, and
35 years ago took tip residence in
Clinton where 'Mrs. Crich died in
`1919. He afterward married Sadie
Campbell .nf tHautiltcm. who survive;.
"Shall the take the 'bridle -path.
Pamela?"
Oh. George, this is .sn sudden!"
T I ales what they do with - old
safety -razor blades in ,Aberleen."
Choyhat 01 1 then%!"
Want and,Fo" Sale ado, 1 week, 25e
Surviving also are one brother, tiit- ston was 'born in 1Say,eiln on the
ford Crich, on tha Cn.kersmith home-
s•tead; two sisters. kir.. \\'illiam Mc-
Donald, \4r'adtington, .D.C.; ,lar.. J.
Id, Ball, •Tuckvrsmitlt; one daughter.
Lulu \l., Toronto. After coming to
Clinton he was employed iby the 'Do-
herty 'Piano 'Company and Was later
with the poultry plant. %For the past
fess years he 'lived retired. The funeral
was held on Saturday. Interment was
in Clinton cemetery.
Drops Dead on Street—
Oliver Johnston, ;il), of Ovidericlt,
dropped dead on the 'street. victim of
a 'heart attack. last meek. 'He .was on
his tvay around the Seluiire 1. 'jay
his daily visit to a Brie' a MT. ;i• ',n-
Sead 110 the motes of your vfsitorr.
Grand [River, As a young man -he
learned the h'.atksntitlting trade in
'Exeter and conlucted .1 bl:erkatnit
,hop -iu Clinton for man years. die
married Miss -L. March who died 24
years -ago. When its business he was
a buyer' and seller of horses on a
large soak. He went to 'Goderich as
an inspector -on pier construction at
for W. Huron til! 11114 Until 3 years
-tate harbor and was a hien,, inspector
ago he was bookkeeper for W. L.
!Forest, T'itree .ons survive, all living -
its Toronto. Tire funeral ,vas held. on
Sunday. muter ,\Tasoni
torment 'heit.,r trade' - 1 , (,limon
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7 a raw dollars
a moth
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%baits let obs tOt'o canoti et dome or0'° <.ca A S
. a0tc need•poY;teee, caneoemevattect to
cotntot�atects a vale en wh t It to atctvttz S:R'•4r a4oll
prove oda a cot 4ett3
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thein• as thonsaone. t' ne 4 coo
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LOCAL ADVISORY C011tIIT1i•7E
Chairman, H. Stewart
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S etsry, t), 1-1, Wilann, Phose 100 W
tt\t•AlatO ADVISORY 0OMISITTEL'
71 'King St. Rust., TORONTO
Ry1nnd n. New Chairman:
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