The Seaforth News, 1933-11-09, Page 4THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
Snowdon Bros:, Publishers.
THE PLAY.
WILD GINGER
Will be presented under the, auspices
of the
YOUNG' PEOPLE'S SOCIETY of
DUFF'S CHURCH, WALTON
In the A.O.'U.W. Hall
FRIDAY,' NOV. 10
at 8 p.m.
Admission 25c and 10c
CHARACTERS
Jake Tallman . Frank Kirkby.
Geoffrey Freeman .Jim Murray
Sanford Lakey . , ..Fred Rutledge
Marwood Lakey i Ken Rutledge
Wuzy Walker .Willie Farquharson'
1vIr. Peterson Stewart Bryans
Virginia Tallman...Gladys iSmalldon
Rachel Lee Anna Ennis
Miss Stanley Dorothy Drager
Miz. Walker , . . Ruby Young
Bonita Lakey , Vera. Gardiner
..=..ammeaam;Bafrasaelasitmie ilPeai+ee Roy Pepper.
I
jri I8I —Margaret Kercher, :Wil-
mer Dalrymple.
IIIL-�AtthurTraquair,':Sloss Pepper.
I,--Doris,Kercher, Ross Kercher.
Pe, ,Clarence Dining.
°Perfect attendance — Ruby Dal
rymple, Murray Traquair, Roy Pep
per, alargaret Kercher,- Bloss Pepper
best spellers-4Bloss Pepper, Dori
Kerclter, Highesit percentage, Margar
et Kercher.
M, J. Finnigan, Teacher.
The.following is the repogt of S.S
No, 7, Tuekersmith, for the month o
Octobere Pupils marked (0) were ab
sent for part of the exams.
.Sr.Fourth--Allan 'Nicholson 68,
Jack Nicholson 58.
Jr. Fourth -Elmer Cameron 65.
Sr; Third -Jim ,13roadfoot 79. Jack
McLean 58, MadRiotou1.57, jim 1Buck-
Farm Machinery and
Repairs
Come in and see our New and
Used Cars
Agent for Chrysler, DeSoto
and Plymouth
Jel-IN G LLo
AGENT FOR FROST FENCE
All Repairs and Labor Cash.
SUPERTEST GAS and OILS
WALTON.
The W.M1,IS. of; Duff's Church, sent
four 'bales, of supplies to the West on
'Friday. A 10 cent tea was held at the
!home of Mrs, C Barrows, MdKidlop,
on Wednesday afternoon.
hiss Helen ,Siteiss has returned
home from Seaforth for a few days.
The St. George's Ladies' Guild is
planning to hold a bazaar on Satur-
day, December 2nd.
Born. --In Walton, on Thursday,
Nov. 26th, to Mr. and 'lfrs. Gerald
Gillis (nee Mary Innes) of James-
town. N.Y„ a son.
Mr. and Mr. Rutledge of London
spent last week at the home «1 their
niece,' Mrs. Joseph Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Oliver and baby
and 1,irs. Woodman of Clinton spent
the week end iwith Mr, and Mrs, Jos.
Campbell.
Mrs. J. McGregor of Wingham
spent a felt days visiting her sister-in-
law, Sirs. H. Skinn of New Liskeard;
who is visiting relatives in '\\'alton.
Mr. and Mrs, Last and lir. and
Mrs. Wesley of Windsor, motored to
Walton on Thursday and visited Mrs.
Last's sisters. -Mrs. R. \V. Hoy and
Mrs. Harry Skinn. Mrs. Skinn went
to 'Windsor with them for several
cavy,.
Misses Edna and Elva Morley, :Sfr.
,Lloyd Howe and Miss Margaret Hall
of Strathroy, visited during the week
end at the home of the kiss Iorley's'
relatives. \Ir, and firs. Thos. Young,
.lir. and Mrs_ Basil \Wilson and
young son. Donald, of London, have
been spending a few days with Mrs.
Wilson's parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. \V.
Hoy.
Mrs. Cecil "Gotland and friend,
lfrs, Burt. of Fergus, spent the week
end tvzth Nfr. and Mrs. S, "Forbes,
There is a petition in circulation
asking the Dominion Bank to open
branch here. If they do it will be
well patronize'1. The 'Bank of Com-
merce has closed its branch in the
village; part of the aecoa^ts were
moved .' the Ban, of Commerce in
the nearby towns het a great many
neeeents were mote.: to the Dontin-
.n Bank and the Provincial Bank in
Seaforth.
An unfortunate e ace dent happened
to a carload of sutdet'te from dalton
ring to Seaforth Collegiate on
Sf t,.day morning. The car, owned by
Mr. John McDonald of Grey and
driven by hi: son Alvin, failed to'.
ronrrlete the turn at Grieve's bridge,
and snapped off a hydro pole.
Th nigh the car was wrecked, the in-
juries' were negligible to the occup-
ants, Russell IVilsen, .13ill Farquhar
.nit and Miss Margaret Cummings.
Another car of students a short dis-
tance ahead rendered assistance. Traf-
fic Officer Lever of Clinton investi-
gated, Another accident was nar-
rowly :y averted late Thursday night
viten a car of young 'men struck a
cit :ern the road. Before it was re-
m ,ve^i a second car had a close es -
cane from being ditched.
BLYTH.
Mrs, Gerald Hasson of Blyth who
eith her husband suffered uty uic
o„en ,he car in which the; were
pa Leer. S:r:t_k a tree [t+.+. tie Lon
ru road 1 C.....n on \[ day of
to t.., 311, 1: ,0 a .: er Oe:'•n0 condi-
tion. An ,\ examination on Tues-
day
reveal, . fractured pelvis and
Dr. T. G Ta ,uta - r stared that the
skull might 're injured hut that the
patient was too resile e for a satis-
factory X-ray to be taken, Mr. Has-
son, who suffered lacerations ai the
"are and scalp, was not seriously in-
jered and will be able to leave the
hospital soon. The owner and 'driver
of the car, Mr. William Collinson,
list control when passing \Misses
\liege Fraser and Margaret Cudntore,
'Clinton school teachers, roller skat-
ing on the highway- 'I`'he driver and
-Nfr. Chester Bruce in the front seat,
and the two Hasson children, escaped
On Friday night, at Oakville, lir.
!Fred ,Fawcett was badly cut in a bus
accident
The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's institute was held in Mens-
SKATING CLUB
DANC
AT
DUBLIN
1
FRIDAY
NOVEMBER 10
OLD AND NEW TIME
DANCING
Admission 25c. Harrison Or-
chestra
CONSTANCE.
Mrs. Benj;. Suel'l entertained the
Golden Links Mission Band at her
:homee on SaturdaY• Therere was a sp
leu-
' did programme after which games
were played. Lunch was served,
The monthly" meeting, of the Golden
Links Mission .Band' will be held in
the schoplroorn of the church at 8
o'clock on Friday evening, November
17A. ,Each member is to bring a
gift to be sent as Christmas cheer to
make some child happy. A lunch will
be served. All are cordially •invited.
Mrs, George 'Wheatley went to To-
ronto and ,spent the week end with
her daughter, Elva.
Mrs. Wm. Moore and Mrs. Nichol-
son went to Toronto on Saturday.
_Mrs. Nicholson returned on Monday.
Mrs. Moore intends spending the win-
ter with her son and daughter,
Miss Viola Morrison and Mr. Bert
Hemingway spent Sunday evening at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. William
iB ri tton.
Mfr. and Mrs. Ernest Adams and
daughter Don'alda went to Stratford
on Monday to visit Mrs. Charles Par-
sons, who has been seriously ill, but
'we are pleased to learn she is making
'progress.
The W.M.S. will meet at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dexter on
Thursday when there will be the el-
ection of officers,
Mrs, M. Maines attd Miss 'Eliza'beth
and Miss Ruth Shaddick of Londes-
born visited on Tuesday with the for-
nter's niece, Mrs. oseph Yunghlut,
oriel Hall on Thursday, Nov. 2nd;
president, Mrs. J. \V. Mills, presided.
Meeting opened by singing Institute
Ode, after e-hich the Lord's prayer
was repeated in unison. Mrs. Col
slough read the Scripture lesson from
the 21st Psalm; during- the business
session final arrangements were made
for the fowl supper to be held on
Thursday, ,Nov. 9th, in Memorial Hall,
the play, "An Old Fashioned Mother,"
will be staged by Wingham talent.
Music between acts. Report of annual
convention held at Kincardine on Oc-
tober 15-19, was given by Mrs. Oster.
A vote of thanks was tendered Mrs.
Oster on motion of Mrs. Wiglrtman
and Mrs. Herrington for her report.
NMrs. Philp and lfrs. H. McElroy 'fa-
vored with a piano duet. An exhibit
of articles made from sugar sacks was
in charge o fMrs, H. Philips and
showed some fine work. Roll call was
answered by lfy Pet Superstition.
Meeting was brought to a close by
singing the national anthem. The
group in Charge served a dainty lunch,
Mrs. H. McElroy, Mrs, \\rm. Gibson,.
Mrs. Munro, \Its 'E. ohnston.
\Irs, John (Brawn spent 'the past
two weeks visiting her daughter, Mrs.
K. Dobson at Brampton, also visiting
relative in Toronto.
of . and Mrs. ,Nelson Nicholson an,d
family visited at !George Nicholson's
in McKillop on Sunday afternoon.
lfr. and \frs. ,Wit. Baeker of Bru-
and other tall varieties that ar•e coin-
ing forward to all British ports ip uu•
precedented "quantities at this time of
the year, are .eetfing .the price 'for this
class of fruit. This situation is. also
halving a depressing effect ,upon the
English grown apples and Emgldsh'.
growers are beginning to cry .out• for
something further to be 'done 3o Pro..
teot their interest. This time it is not.
the foreign fruit that ,is causing the
trouble, but apples from Canada and
a severe overlapping of New Zealand
boxes. Present indications are that
Ontario apple shippers who have put
their apples into cold storage will find
nvarkets more satisfactory after
Christmas.
.Sr.'Second—Ross Nicholson 72,
Bruce McLean 60.
Iirst—Billie Boyes,
(Primer—illargare,t Cooper,
Number on roll, 51; average 'atten-
dance 10; ,best spellerfor month, Ross
Nicholson,
Eleanor E. Scotchmer,
Teacher.
TUCKERSMITH,
ear, and Mrs. John Ferguson and
family of 'Walkerton spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ad-
a nn5.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dutot and
family, accompanied by Miss Anna,
Cornish of Brucefield spent Sunday
evening at the home of lir. and 'Mrs.
Russell Wallace.
-Mr. and -Mrs. Frank :Finnigan, whc
spent the summer with lir, Jack Tre-
Fels were guests of Mr. and Nirs. An- meet, is moving into Mrs, Hafgh's Sr.
drew McNichol on :'Sunday. house in 1Egmondyille.
Mr. And Nils. John Gras'by and .lir. Tse Tuckersniuth Ladies' Club held
anti It Chas. Nicholson spent 1Sun- their regular months meeting t the
day with Nfr. and Mrs. John Riley home of :Mrs. Albert Pepper. A good
attendance of members and visitors
BEECHWOOD ittere present with the president, Mrs,
\1,, and \frs, alike Connelly of Lo-,' Fear, occupying the chair. Roll call
:, n visaed with Nfr. and Nits, John vias answered by ” My Favorite I -Tome
Delaney on i\Vedneaday. Remedy.,, A talk and demonstration
Mr: and Mrs. Jos. Maloney and len First Aid was given by Miss Ida
family spent Wednesday at the home Ball. \Its. ,Howard Crich acid Miss
Margaret rich favorer' with a duet
ai Mr. inn E. 'Murray.
Miss Rita O''Raurke visited withlT"e following officers were elected
air. and \tr 'Joe !Feeney on Suudayl for 1931; President, Sirs. 'Ernie Crich;
vice president, Sir. V. Terrybe.ry;
evening.
'secretary, Mrs. ,N, Garrett; treasurer,
Nfr. John Walsh ,, wearing a smile.
Mrs. F. Townsend; social' committee,
L's a girl."\frs. C. Oke, firs. Howard Crich and
Nfr. and Mrs. e pert Kfriepf en -
airs. ,G, bfsiGregor bn ir.n n
tertabned a number of their friends to 3 s committee.
a Hallowe'en party. burs. F. Townsend, -lfrs. N. Siliery
Mrs.
Mrs. Ed. Bal:; fn'eer cominit'ee
The feilewing is the school report Mrs. C.O+Brie t and bfrs..F. Pepper:,
r la.I V No. 1, MeI. lop and Lora pianist, Nfi.s Florence Whitmore;Sr. I\ . Anee Downey 7$n Jos- Mess secretary, Miss Margaret Fear.
eph Givi.n 72%. Denis Nolan 70% The December meeting will be held
Tom Flanagan E'i o. at the home of bIrs. L. Tehbutt, The
Jr.7 IV—Leo Carlin 67%, Jack; roll call to be answered by "Some -
Walsh h 66,n,, Joseph Flanagan Sri ,, thing Pertaining to Your Grandmeth-
_ orne !Flanagan 512%. P,
Sr. 11H.—Mar} Kra-ueleopf 74°i,' Mr, „'. Sfrs. Tebbut,t spent Friday
Mary Nolan 635'.
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* NEWS AND INFORMATION *
*
FOP. THE BUSY FARMER *
* (Furnished by .Ontario Depart *
* ment of Agriculture.) *
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J». I+II - mina ICrauskop ivc; Do- with 1St. and .firs. Hugh McLachlan,
Mss Margaret ,McKenzie returning
r s F:iana¢an r 76 Lea Hickne'l 67%,with them to spend a few days.
Frank O'Rourke 61%, Helen 1'Ialoney, Sir. and Nara Smith and Mr. ant
et, Jeseeh Nelan alea. Mrs. Brooks of Sarnia spent Sunda
nee PeeGivli • 7)' , Helen Tian -:at \Mr. Russell,.Coleman's. y
an 75' Mr. and Mrs.. Tebbutt of Gnderich
1 - -lt .ren Byer, 81%. \Earle Dill-ts'tent la.t Saturday
with his brother
en 79%, Anna Gin lin 77%. Mary EI , aft, and 'bits, I Tebhatt.
en Sftirray 75%, Joseph Kraeskopf Nir. Thomas Livingston and sister,
inn, Teresa. lfaoney 70%, Joseph Mss S. Livingston, and .airs. Pocked
Hieknsll 631f,, Louis Nolan 62%n, Den iof Clinton, called on friends on the
F'
Wale 59%. 2nd coacessian one car last week.
Pr. --Geraldine Dillon, :Bernadette
anagan.
Anne Ryan. Teacher.
No More 'Asthma, Dr. J. D. Kel-
''egg's. Asthma Remedy sounds 'the
death knell of this trouble. It stops
the awful showing and painful breath-
ing, It guards .against night attacks
and gives renewed ability to sleep and
rest the whole night long. Much is
claimed far this remery, but nothing
but what can be demonstrated by a
trial. `If you stiffer front asthma try
tit and convince yourself' of it's great
The many friends sf ,Rusell
j ntan will be pleased to know he is
improving.
Rev, W. ,D. McDonald. of Agin -
',court and Mr. A. Routledge of Eg-
mondville, called On friends on the
2nd concession last Sunday. lir, 1L
Donald, a former minister of this
church, preached attnive-sary service;
at Egmondville last Stieday.
&hoe' Report for S.S. N'o, 'l:. Tuck
ersmith, for the month of October.
.Sr. TV.-1Bruce Voliend, Ruby Dal-
rymple.
SrC SIIIh-'4iurray Traelvair., Doris
O:A.C, Team Second
The :Ontario Agricultunal 'College
dairy cable judging 'team stood sec-
ond with 18 teams competing in the
international ,Iluter-Coilegiate judging
competition at the Dairy .Cattle Con-
SEAFORkI
NOW PLAYING
CJHiARLES i
R1rGGLES
Mama Loves Papa
Charlie in his best comedy feature.
Comedy Cartoon
Mon.-Tues../Wed.'Nov. 13-14=15
GARY GRANT - 'BENITA. HU'NLE
"The Gambling Ship''
ACTION A` THRILI S !GALO'RE.
Comedy News Reel
Thugs. Fri. Sat. Nov. 16-17-18
GEORGE •RIA!FT-CLIVE BROOKS
gress held at Waterloo, Iowa. Iowa HELEN VINSON
team was first, Individual members 1n
o'f the 'Ontario team were 'high in «AA r�r�� �+ Club"
judging Holsteins; Brown Swiss and (�� ` [ g b V
IAyrsitires and second in Guernseys. Comedy Cartoon
d J. W.
was composed o The team p J
Archibald, H. J. 'Hu'niter, A. B. Mo onto, for prem'iu'm dint, and remember
'Caugherty ., and • 'D, A. Dalziel, The that entries close 'on November 20.
boys were coached by Prat'. J. E, This is the ,fiftieth ,annual • Ontario
tRa'i'thby. McCaugheety was 'high man 'Provincial !Winter Fair to be held at,
in Holstteins, Archibald 'high in 1Guelph.
!Brown Swiss and second in Guern-
seys, and Hunter ,first in A'yrshires, Winners to Represent Ontario at
Winter Fair Dates•The team and their icoac'h`,are to he The °`Royal
Ottawa Winter ,Fair —November congratulated upon, their excellent Teams representing Boys Cattle,
114 to 117, standing in competition with the best 'Swifts, Grain and .Potato Clubs' in
(Royal Winter"Fair, Toronto —� •Ip.' Agricultural Colleges Ontario held their annual dn'tercdu'b
judges from. Ata g
Nov. 22 to 30. competitions at ,O:A.C. on Friday,
across the. line.
Ontario Provincial winter Fair lOctober 121Tth, T'eants were each coni
:Guelph—December 5 to 7. Takes Optimistic Attitude Towards .Posed of two club members between
-- Ontario Fall Fairs the ages of 16 and 120 years inclusive.
"Royal" Prospects Good "Tor very definite ,reasons," stated lin all, 2,11111' club 'members are enroll:-
Advance in'forniation from the mat- J. A. Carroll, superintendent of ilionti-'ed in She 103 billies organized in the
agement of the Royal Wintersnter •Faints cultural Societies, "I am convinced four projects in Ontario during the,
to the effect that prospects are bright- that the near future will, once again, past year. Fifty-lfive of these clubs
er far the coming ,fair than any in its see the ,Fall Fair as an institution of 'sent their representatives to the col-
2-y.ear History. .It is expected that real importance in the farming life of lege to compete in one of the four
there will be a particularly heavy Ontario,"' interclubcompetitions conducted un-.
entry- of classes of live stock and farm Mr. Carroll In his official capacity, der the direction of R. 5, ,Duncan, di
products. For eight days, November r.
visited some 38 fairs commencing rector of the Agricultural iRepresenta
12 to 30, there will be display some
of the best products of the land. The
small breeder or small land -owner
will be found in compe'tition with the
products from large holdings. The
boys will 'have an opportunity to show
their beef calves iii a wide open com-
petition. tFormerly it was necessary to
be a member of a calf club 10 order t'o
show, ,but this year any boy between
14 and 20 years of age who has a calf
sired by a purebred bull born on or
after September' 11, 1193:2, which he has
fed, cared for and fitted two months
prior to fair dates, may enter in com-
petition,
British Markets Overloaded With
Canadian Apples
.Writing from. the Ontario Govern-
ment .Otlfice in London, Andrew Ful-
ton reports that excessive shipments
of Canadian cooking 'apples to the
with the Canadian National 'Errhibi- tives for Ontario.:
tion. He points out that gate receipts In the cattle Club Competition, 21
are increasing generally and, in some teams competed, The Woodbridge
cases, this increase is as much as 'Dairy Calf Chub - of York Count ,'.
thirty or forty per cent. over last composed of Norman Beggs and Wil -
year, Bert Jennings, were winners.
Crops in general being earlier this 'The Grain Club ' Competition
year," he said, "has resulted in giving brought out teams representing 14
more 'farmers time to attend the fairs. +cliubs. The winners were 'Kenneth
Then again, -economic conditions have Smith and Garwood Sperling of the
had mudh to do with increased atten !Renfrew Grain Club,
The Swine Club Cotrspetition was
keenly contested by '10 teams repre-
senting as many different clubs. First
place was awarded to the Orono
(Boys' Swine Club of Durham. County,
dance. Where in the past farmers
would turn to the city for relaxation,
a less expensive entertainment is now
the order of the day, :Fall fairs answer
this need,"
More attractive prizes and the pro- composed of 'Wesley Yellowlees and
grant of Junior Work were named as !Newton !Ashton,
taro additional reasons for the increas-I The Inter -(Club Potato Competition
ed interest in the fall fair. Junior also brought out contenders from ten
',York has been carried on for over 201different clubs, The winner were
years now, and this program is be -('Gordon Armstrong and Lloyd SRawn
ginning to bear fruit, inasmuch as an; of the 'Orangeville :Potato Club, Du
British markets are seriously depress- entirely new generation is added to fern: County.
Following the keenly contested
competitions, the competitors, the
competitors, :the coaches and officials
stere guests at a dinner in the -0,!A.C.
cafeteria. 'Following the announcement
of the results +Dr. George T. Christie,
.President of the O,ArC., delivered an
img prices for all kinds of apples, in- the attendance at these annual tun -
eluding English. In many cases prices etions:
;lumped from lOs to rl'5s a barrel with- "For these reasons," he concluded,
in two weeks, "I cannot take anything but an optim-
1Goo.d Nava !Scotia Noel Bienheimstistic attitude towards the future of the
are selling at dais a barrel, 'Ontario: fall fair in Ontario.
Bleheints Tis to '555 a barrel,' English
Blenheinns 3s 6d a bushel, and waste Winter Fair at Guelph inspiring address which climaxed an
and indifferent fruit as low as 35 Gd The Ontario Provincial Winter interesting and enjoyable day for :the
a barrel, but mostly 7s 6. At' the same,Fair, to he held December 5 to 7 in- club members who had .gathered from
time good quality 'Ontario red dessert elusive, aril undoubtedly draw a par -'as Inc as IRen.fren- in the east and
apples are balding their own, as1 ticslarly strong entry. At no show is 'Lambton in the west. Another pleas -
bright 'Scarlet Pippins are fetchinglthere a more attractive display of draft irg feature at this function was the
from P.s to 25s; Jonathans 24s to horses that\ is seen in the single and presentation of "The (Farmer" troph-
26s, and firm NIcI'atosh,. free fromlteants at classes. The classes for mar_ ,es by 'Editor C. 'H. Hodge, to the
bruises 32s to 24s. I ket cattle are always strong and there team's front York and 'Durham 'cowl-
Nfr, Fulton considers that it is alas usually a' good 'sha'wiing in the three 'ties, winner in the 'Cattle and Swine
mistake for Ontario shippers to ex-, racer breeds. The sheep show is out- Competitions respectively,
The 'fourwinning teams from Duf-
Ferin, Durham, Renfrew and York will
represent Ontario in the inter-Prnv-
incial Contests to be held at the Roy-
al Winter 'Fair in !November.
port their apples unmed'sately they are'standing. In the seed department there
packed, without considering the largel are good prizes and keen competition
craps in Nova Scotia and Englatd.lThe evening horse show is an attrac-
The heavy supplies of Nova Scotia tion that always pleases. Write to R.
Gra'ensteins, tB'lenheims, Ribstons,'NV .",Vade. Parliament 'Buildings, Tor -
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