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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1929-6-27, Page 1BUY AT HOME What are you doing for the comm nity that is doing so much for you? Y • can help some by buying everything 70need in our own home town. Read •e ad- vertisements in The Signal and eh• • where you are invited to shop. ionat ADVERTISING Sueceasful business men today .are building their business on a basis of truth- ful but aggressive advertising. It makes new customers:and keeps old customers satisfied. /' KIl1HTY-S11CoND YEAR \(1. 18. SIDEWALKS ASKED FOR THIS YEAR TO COST OVER $10,000 Quesion of Ajlowing Rifle Range at Lake Shore Still Hung Up All the members except Councillor t;ould, who l4 away on his wedding trip. were tersetlt at the meeting of the town council on Friday evening. A"lydlcations for buildlug permits, as follows. were referred to the fire com- altlas: A. L. Maxwell, gurage. Nelson street; F. H. Martin, two-story brick - veneer dwelling, Brltauntu road; John Fell, re -reefing part of dwelling. Cam- bria road; R. Morrison. improve- nlPnt' to dwteliug, t'nleduula Ternsee: Geo. Stewart„ new walls for green- houroe, tlrnce street; A. N. Atkinson. re -roofing kitchen. South street; James Buchanan, garage, Wright street; B. C. Munnings, re•hingling and re- pairs to dwelling. Nelson street ; Al - 1(4•11 J. Wilkins. shingling kitcheu, t:i •ester Terrace; W. 1. McLean, Weeping porch at dwelling. Elgin avenue. Estimated Cost of Sidewalks A report trete Sydney M. Johnson. engineer Ili sidewalks for which 'tett- tieing have been received this Year gave a inial estimated coat of $10.223.- 105, of which property -owners would to ame.eed for $41,374.20. leaving $3,831.- on 3,831:dd as the town's share of the cost. Mr. Johnson reported also upon a petition for a walk on the 'south side of Napier street, from Victoria to Cumbria. He found some difficulties In the construction of this walk and advised one on the north side, with a crossing to the hospital. Referred to public works e•ommlttee. Two more petitions for cement side- walks --ole on Quebec street, north side, from Wellington to Flutex street, and one on the northeast aide of To- ronto street. between Elgin and Brit- annia -were referred to the public works committee. Ap application, from MIA,. icily Fer- guson for perrulasion to place two elgns for tourist/. on Victoria street BRIEFS •'7 Paris green and arsenate of lead at close prices. Campbell's Drug Store. Phone 90. A. N. Atkinson, chiropractor, will be out of town from July let to 22nd, inclusive. Cutler the auspdeee of Maple Leaf (llapter, 1.O.D.E.. a Country Fair will he held at the Pavillon on Wedaesdav, July 24. ieot( for further alnuq,nee- hien t. Entranee Etarllinatlolra This Week Eighty-four pupils are writlmg on the High School entrance examina- tions,. which are taking place at the Goderlch Collegiate Institute this week. Principals J. 1'. Hume and I. E. Shar- man are the presiding officers. Mason* at North Street united Thea 1.church parade of Mait- land Lodge. No. ;;:i. A.F. & A. M., was 11e141 Inst Munduty levenlnh, ,.'ben a large number of the members of the Order [parched' In H 1oo1,7 to North street United church to attend divine service. NVunddpful Iirotlle•r Hev. C. F. Clarke, pastor of the -church, was in charge of the ewrvlee and preached a foreful end Inspiring ,.e•rmont, bas- ing hie (tisk/purse on the building of S.detpen's temple.' The choir under 1be direction of the °reunite. Mr. I)ougbl4 Campdell, ren- dered 11* enliven'. •'O Come to My 'Heart, lord Jesus." Mr. R. Fisher tak-, lug the solo part. Miss L. Proctor, of Brussels, sang 'The Silent Voice." and Mr. George Belcher "Rock of Many ('ase, in Magistrate's Court Yeslerlay two Itlalrerine canvassere from out of town were before Magis- trate Held on n charge of obtaining motley ancien fallow pretences. There were two eases. a wtlimnn being the victim In each case. 1t seena4 that the canvassers would approach a prospect and lend her to Ielieve that for Sul• she would receive a took book and a magazine for three months. The cook book was left with her and she sign- et! a dovment, which later turned out to be a promise to lay nee dollar a month for three months, or !63.06 fu all. conviction wee registered in eaedt sss 4 ss•1 the offenders paid cows of $0.25 each, and the agreement wan clue/died. It ,was a busy week In the Marie - watt left In the hands of the public tratdu court. there bring abut* a work, committee. aeons u cid qi) ta record. The great A letter front the Ontario Motor majority of tletib were from out -of- - properly placed, waw rent to the espec- ial committee. Railway Tracks at the Beaeh A communication was received from the ('.P.R agent In reply to (he coun- cil's request that the railway shorten its track+ at the freight shed. next the teach at the freight ah41 next veaij it would cost considerable to make thli change. 'The only reason why we are requested) to do this 1s that we have allowed the town to ume part of our shed we. n' bathing -horse stare the removal of the Md house some years ago. continued Mr. Connor, who v4tggeeted that the purpose would he served just as well by keeping cars one car -length from' the end of the tracks for the next two months so as to allow access from the leach to the ha tbing-houae. In reply to this the clerk wrote rotating that "If these tracks are in u%P, they are being used for purlsees other than what they were allowed on Ods street for. These track,. are there for hauling freight to and from your flour shed and should not be used for ant other purpose." The council quite ell- p.reetate the privilege of uotng part of your shed as a bathing -bourse, but on the other Hand your Company should also appreciate that. In view of the use or non -ase of this Shed and track"' they have no right on thio strmt 111- )( ance." The matter was left with the har- bor committee to paw that the request of the cnnnoll I' carried nut. Acommunlcatlnn received from Rev. Canon Hill $ngge'fed that the council Lave St. George's Crescent oiled again his year without a new petition. The pahlk works committee was em- wered to get Ia the matter. The Proposed Rifle Range A ('ommnnleation from Chas. Neale eyed A protest against the placing t a rifle range on the property Ad - Joint: hip at the lake hank. There w•es quite A long discussion ver this matter. The Department of atioual Defence has asked several new for the emincll'44 decision As to H•ther it will allow the rnnge, and retantly written 0114* mere. Some of the councillors were 111 fav- or granting the request of the De- finent. but finally the public works mtttee w•A,. asked to submit a re- t on the matter at the next meet - Committee Report% 1e f(nnnee committee recommend - that the t'ollerlate institute board paid n further sum of e2.0110 reel! pdblle library board a further sum' $.1011 on their grant. medic works eommlttee recom- 1 al that MavFwan & Tehbutt he ed to furnish a hand of Inrlemnity' connection with placing n gasoline k on Victoria street in front of', r garage. A err of rotor it tens be - applied on the streets. Bell Bros. tk'llvered 24'1 yards of 'oreenwl and more wile reunirfdI. and it reenmmended that the ehntrmnn eommittee be empowered to par- more (hind. Petitions for roan( ad been pre4Pnted as follows: k street -Cambria to Alpert. ,.gate street -Cambria to Albert. gin itones-Viet aria to WAterinn. o•k street -Victoria to Cambria. Ann street -Victoria t0 (7amhrta. son street -Cambria to Albert. Bourg street-Llghthouu. 10 hke rk street-iieter% to Cambria. (OontlatlN se par 8) three cases, a fine of $10 and eeab 'ring Imposed in each. Having liquor in a eolith.' place cost two offenders 6100 and coots each. On it conviction of hawing Ilgnor+lar sale the offender WAS went to jail for two months, with an additional month 1n prospect In case of default In pay- ruent of cents, . For driving n ear while intoxicated the sentence wak ten days in jail. Three vagrants were brought before the m$gi4tnte and were ordered to leave town. There were three /speeding charges. 111 ton cases *5 and (.oats being asses- sed, and In the ether. which was a second offence. 210 and costs. Allowing another permit to use his permit cost the offender $2.1 and costs. in two c8m(4ro from Forth ch the charge was laid under the Federal Act requiring the Trundle se of eggs by grade. In One came the fine was g:e0 and io.sts: 1u the other, *22" And Poets A Perils county man .ons assessed 225 and ergots for peddling without a I I4en*e. There were two rases of neglee•tIng to provide for wife And ?Mildly. a6d 1n each e*' the husband was ordered to pay a certain amount weekly. Doings at the Water Front Splendid proves, is teeing made on the comstrnctinn.work of the new mil- iku,-bushel eleya044' at the parlor. (1n Wednesrtley twelve huge six -lent con- crete eolmmns were laid and there are twenty-four more to Ie built. The laying of reinforced steel for the sec- ond floor slab 1s now under way end the touring of cement will likely e•om- men'e on Friday. The steamer Georgian is discharg- ing a cargo of 110.000 Mlrotlel. of wheat and 27.000 hnebele of oats at the God*Mch elevator t*dny IThurs- tiny 1. This cargo eras from the bend of the lakes and was the only arrival this week. Several pleasure yields .sailed nt this port the papa week. Among the larger craft which put in here was the Anone. In charge of Capt. Malcolm McDonald. Jr., of GoolerIch. The Forrest drill 'Mow has com- pleted operations 141 the eastern slip of the harbor and nn Wednesday It eommeneed work In the outer channel between the breakwater and the piers. This latter work Is A eontinuation of the eontreet let to Messrs. Kilmer & Barter last reason. The Government Inspection boat Wnnketa wow In the harbor this week with ('ol. Lemh, nupervieing engineer of Ontario for the Federal Department of'Public Works. on hoard. The ('nt- nnel, who las on a tour of inspeetl(m. ermined the consernetlon work now under way on the north and month piers. The Wnnketa cleared from this bort for IK!netrdine. A number of men fire fid work fill- ing In in eonerete the gap in the wall between the present contract work nn' the south pier and the C.P.R. freight shed. Th1s work le being done by the Federal Department of Pwhlic Works. i Work i' preeeding on the Insteps-' [ton of the now power equipment lit the lx•a1 plant of the Western Canada Flour Mills. Next week we expect to 1(411811811 "In detail the many improve- ments to be made in thin plant. Mr. J. W. Rnnghner, of London. ass sistnnt dMfrfct engineer for the Fed- eral Department of Public Work', was In town thl, week taking aoundlIngs at the harbor. • GOI)ERICH, ONTARIO RSI)AY, JUNE 27, 1929 The News Flower Show Open A ver ,redirlblc display of flowers l4, to be seen today azul tomorrow in the store at the corner of the Squirm and Colborne street. The exhibition wax arranged by the Goierieh Horti- cultural Society and w•111 he open to the public until 9 oeloek Friday even- ing. There Is a amslderable variety of bloom. but rose^ psonles 114141 41e11eh1n- 1nm make the beet displays, Miss M. M. Campbell Gets Appointment Miss M. M. Campbell, daughter of Mr. Wm. Campbell, of town, has leen apponited teacher of the ('. mmer- 4.1n1 department at the Golerlch Colle- giate IIStltitte. sueeeediug Mia' E. M. 'Itarler. who recently resigned to take a poeitton on the staff of the Oakville Collegiate. For the 'past nine years Miss Campbell had been at the head of the commercial detainment of the North itay 4(K•atlunal school. - Another vaears•y has been created on the hint Collegiate staff by the reatg- nation of Mie. N1. D. 1'amldell, i1. A - and the board ie advertising fora ntic- ces+or to take lower w-hmd work And physical culture training. Goderkh Blaekaox Defeat Staffs In an exhibition game of baseball idavenl at Agricultural Park on Wed- nesday afternoon the t:o erich Black - Aix defeated Staffs ley the more of S-6 The third lnuiug4 proved disas- trous for Stafte, Goderieh scoring six nine. which put them well In the lead. M. Fritzley pitched a steady game for the heals and the - the locals and wax given letter Mils port than In the previous gain('. The line-up: Staffs -Horton e, Coward p. Reid 1b, Elliott 2h, ('rlsley ss. Hoggarth 3b, Barber If. Marling et, Warden rf. Goderieb-0. McCluskey c. Al. Fritz - ley iK C. Rhearinwn 16. M. (taker 21i. C. Archer ss, Trlstian 31,, G. Tunnev If. M. McKey cf. J. Kneeehaw, rf. Score by innings: Staffa 300 110 010`6 6004vrk•h .. 000 002 00x-8 ederieh lawn Bowlers Active Two bunt tograameta were held at the Pictoa - •) ,OwB1g greens the Glazier an R. G. Reynolds; 2nd, H. T. Edwards and R. Johnston. In Mon- day evening's tournament (1f doubles Fred 'Hunt and Jam. Mat -Vicar won first prizes and R. Johnston and A.1 Maxwell ,erond prizes. (1n Wednesday two local rinks took part in a tournament at New Hann- burg. but neither rink figured among the lu'Ize-winners. The rinks were composed of A. L. Maxwell, Jiff. Mac- Vfear. Jos. Rrophey. T. (:lazier (skit,) and .1 B. Swaffkeld. IR. Johnston. A. Taylor, F. Hunt (skip)• Mee-'rs. W. Symonds and A. Gold- thorpe. members of the Goderleh Bow- ling Club, took part In a tournament of Scoteh doubles at Sarnia on Wed- nesday. but did not take env prizes. On Wednesday of last week two lo - sal rinks' took part in tournaments at St. Marys and Blyth and both return- ed with prizes. At St. Marys R. John- ston. C. F. Chapman J. B. Swaffield and Fred Hunt (skill won second place end at Blyth Jas. MacVicar. F. Took, W. J. Powell and J. Beopbey (shier also raptured the second prizee. PERSONA ME the Town ON Rev. John yo gf(< 01 .4 rathro 11ed at his for "• at 'Aral peat week. • • • • Mr. aid Mrs. Q,'R1ante ;Ire on a two' M weeks' motor trip:. Quotas and Mrv- ml,eH. tr 1 'ladles Bowling ('pub I At a meeting o ,1 ouwl•er of ladies via. I held at the I'foton met Cowling club house on Tuesday -ening a ladle. lawn bowling club formed with olffic•eM as follows: P Went. Mrs. Pert Je 1nston ; lot v pr eldent, Litt, err. ; 2nd vkr-prey nt. Mrs. Hall; secretary-treiiau r. Mrs. lunar. The ladioa utend bowling ti Tuelslay and 'dumb 'flings and \the• ladle•,. of town n- terestedl in 1ow11ug on the goer are rifts' to join this newly-foruledl (organ- tsation. The meloteiship to date 1s slant twenty. • r. • C. F. Mr. and Mrs d:ll,l s. of Midland, were • nr!co,iu townGibbthe past week. T+ • '• Mr Robt. Htar�er, of Royal Rank staff. Tillaopburg, •eclatthe several days le town the'jfast week. • • • Mrs. Jos. Jeffret'wN daughter 1'11y- Ilvs arrived ho :sat week after spending a month In 111ndsor and 1)e- trol t. • i • Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Conitllor-t hare returned home afar pending a feir days with rekative and friend,. nt To- ronto. Mr. ]. C. of Detroit. noter- eel oyer tl t a couple of days with his parser. Mr. and Mr-. J. Wella. ton, Bennett ataaM- • • • lira. McCarthy ,tad daughter Ilelen and Som. Rer. ThoNtl' Itet'arrhy. 44K•nt the past week with Her Father Shaw near Bultalliu X.Y. • 't • Mr. and Mrs. Cby. Garnow nod 1811)- 11V, of Toronto. hate taken up their re - 1 .dden(•e for the ausamer at tlwir form- er home on North street. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. M,irrtly, of Bey'fIetd, and Tigre. Wal. ltirilie•, of e:oderich. motored to 'Andel' and Woodstock on Sunday and elected with frlends- iee-Lockhart 'St. Simon's church, Toronto, was (11e scene of a pretty wedding 0 Sau1rday Aftertes.n. .11111e 15(Ii when isdlel dentures. daughter of Mr. anti Mrs. itegln0ld R. lemkhsrt• grtto, %se mar- ried to p.:ret Middleton Lee, Leon of Mr. and Mrs. _Charley C. Lep, Goder- leh. Rer. S. 1!. Brewin foul Rer. N. ('hirke Wnllaie were the offlrint- Ing clergymen. The bride. who was given away by her father, looked charming In her wedding dress od'tr- oer% satin and exquisite old lace. The skirt. fashioned in lung lines. was C11111111 t at girdle with brilliant hmrkle. Indienting the long (-Hist line. The pow train i.f,s,ltin hanging (rout the shoulders was lintel with white chif- fon. and the lovely heirloom tare veil was arranged on the head with wrench of orange hlowtms. She carried a mower lodquef 0f 4' (44 ,• lily of tit!. valley and orchids. The matron of honor. Mrs. Clarke 1Vdlber. sister of OW '.ride. wore ,1 (-harming drew,. of grey georgette. fashioned with a long skirt and a short .oat. Sher wore a green mehalr lull with slippers to match. And rnrried H bouquet of vas - legated swept peas. The brides nieces. Mlle Grace ('rooks and Nibs Nlarloe 1.t','. sister of the groom. wore 811111 - lar frocks of pench georgette. They wore hats and slippers fn match their drefInea and carried) bouquets of I -Ar - legated sweet pens. The brides 'where 1)18na and Johnnne Lockhart. netedl as flower girls., and wore frocks of white organdy with band,* of ribbon on their hair They carried eolonlal hongnete nt pansies. cornflowers. illy of the vnlley and rosebuds. The hest man wart Mr. JAW'. (:arrow, and the tethers were Mr. ('herpes 1). Stewart, Mr. Crawford Merlin And Mr. Donglae Lockhart, brother of the bride. After the e,re- mnnv a reception wee held at the home of the bride's( parents, where Mrs. ioekhart received in a gown of Mack and white chiffon with a Ilnek hat and a lontiuet of Premier rows. Mrs. Lee wore A blue dream with a black hat and A bouquet of Briarcliff roses. inter the bride and groom left by motor for Quebec, the Ieride Oared. liner in a frock M bine and fawn spot- ted crepe with a fawn coat trlmmed with brown 1110le and a hat to Hatch. On their return they will restide In Toronto. • • • Mr. and Mrs. D. Devlin and Mr. and Mn. T.Q u lab with their els fatal- lies, of Stratfoadk -.,peat Sendai at the home of Yrs. Jas. Young. Col- borne township. • • • Miss L. E. Ilnni46. tea Francais, Ont., eie aper, Pnwentationa to Depart Teacher I Victoria school Waif011 fe TtlPsday afternoon, when the (4141)1!: Hnti�fearh- ereawenddtdl to do hurler to Nils. Wat- 18014. Mims Hamilton and tHss No I who have resigned from the echo 1 teaching staff. The 114411 was gaily de- ; (prated with ()flume blossoms and I pantile+. After several musical 4a•lec- tione. 111,+ Waren' 441144 11111141 to the I front, where Philip ('litter rend nn address expreeei•e of the high esteem In -which Mks Walwea Is Held is 1110 sa hoop. lull wishing her much happl- 1,1110101 In her new sphere of life. Margar- et Taylor puede the presentation es•nation of a ehel•t of silver, end little I',urii1e Johti- ston presented a beautiful bouquet of i pevmje4. Miss R'ufs,n was. token completely shy 'surprise, and in n fes- words ex - Pressed her A',previathr s of the thought fulness of the pupils. I ' Mie. Nalirm and hiss Handlton'were !then presented with gifts'end flowers. tokens of lore and epq.rerlutlun le their classes, Catherine Barton. Edrteu- ne Juhestun and Peggy Cooler minis the presentaMons to Mils Nairn, and Grace Maxon, IMiheld,t McManus and (Shirley Nevins to MI,. Hamilton. All I kilned In singing -Icor they are jolly I gond fellow''." anti -Auld 1.141144 Sylle." on Thursday uftern.'nl the mem- bers of the Victoria Hume mei Seined Clnl, made Mir•. Watson the recipient of a delightful /shower of linen. Mrs. Taylor read the address and Mrs. herr - Awo d made t1P pts -. responded for their , an 1 care., on Monday next on a two months' trip to Europe. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Seeger. of King- ston, ■rHyed fu rows this a.pk and Rill spend a couple of months here. They arc occupeing' Mr. 4Vm. T. John- ston'm brick cuttelie on Lighthouse street. • • • - lir Paltridge. alto lntende lensing in a few weeks for Cali [gin, has sold !ler home on Elwin a enue to Mr. Howard M('Nee. who hast bold -his re- sidence on Wellington .'street to lir. 'RoIs•rt Tait • • // Air. and Mrs. Ill Hamilton and two children an Mrs. Samuel Mc- Guire, 01 Leckniy%. and Mrs. and Miss Morrism tulcl MIA' Ellis, of Ilen4alI, were week -end visitors at the home ,lf Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Mew, McIMnald street. • •, • • N1r. and Mrs. TLomae Sower1.P, of Gederich township. nnnollnee the en- gngentent of their "inn/rest daughter, Elizabeth Naomi, to Mr. David (1M- *aYl t 0• ets•niff r nd son t K t 0 Q r. ane Mts. N. .1. Sitter, of Thedford, (►nt., the marriage to tike place shortly. n • • • Mr. John A. Richardunn, of 1212 };est 0th street Duluth, Minnesota, M visiting his father in Seaforth, who Is very 111 and i, not expected to the more thrill n few days. He 174 also vis- iting friends around Gederich and at fort Albert, where he Ina torn and reified. • • • Visitors over the Week -end at the home of Mr. and Mltve. M. J. Bowler were Mr .and Mr-. !'at Bowler, their two daughters. Mr - eon and Mrs. Johns.. dale. North Dakot*. dog hada delightful the way and e8111ng I en to Det 1t FI Their return trip 1-'1 Falls. I • • ((11 Friday Mr. Johne•Inn motored l,;. compnniell by Mr. F Johnston rind sun I lllektnan. I'entnek Earl Johnston', fir•• find he reminrki•d tb:, fler town In his tray The vl'itors went tee gore' Ian". Mn* N( n (laughter of Mr.., ler, Angle4ea Street Smith and little 11. all from Ellin - They report hnr- trip. motoring all ,n friends at ('hi- nt and Snginnw. c wry of Nlag-Ira • nd Mlr+. Nit -Kee from Detroit. le,. ,r1 Johnston. Nth.. tobert En rI from This Was Mr. '14410 to Canada he sit* nd pref- •!s than Gederieh. k by way of Niw- i:ee Johnntnn Is Mrs. M..1. how - First Ram The Goderieh 'n- first medic appeeran, Sunday evening next render it program Square. it we. the (411141 to play this 0'! hot on account of tl • eoneert M mestIone. Ing. The program for Sunday evening will be aa follows: "'the Maple Leaf Foro,er" .1. Stetter (a) Nnrembega Marl R. R. Hall (b) Albanian, MMarch R. B. Hall 'Selection, "Little Wonder" Chennett, Match Militaire F. Schubert Se'leetion, Bine Dann). Joh. St ran* Overture, "Spiek and seen" F. Jewell March, "Silver Trump -ti." W. Rho►ppard Pnnthern Air, March Al. 1. Hayes March, lhtniop Commends,' R. R. Hall Evening Hymn, "Abide with Me" .0OD SAVE 711E 1111501 1 Concert I will mnke Its e fifths YPtI40/, on when the'f will ,f music on the Intention of the urs'ny 1 evening. wet werlifier the to Smoley even - TOIL: SII;NAL PRINTING CO. 1,1]1ITIID, l•uhllsiere. CHURCH NOTES SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS AT GODERICH COLLEGIATE The monthly meetleg 61 the W.M.S. auxiliary of North street Cubed promotion Lista, ;'wards of Dipbsnaa church 1011 I* held •' 1 '1'e. ss In pt1•y *and ('trtlfleates chu stead ('1 Monday next week'' I Service.. in Knox club-,, '-i_I Pruwutions from Form IB. and 1(1. A. -Their passing In every aul> bath will be in charge •.f til r.' jcvt, Subjet is of sermon*: 1 J ' . lt• : I. F onors Ing Up Our Minds;" 7 p.u,., "The In -1 Eticen O'Br,� visible Presence." Suldeuth school and I Henrietta Cu _ , , , ,, , , , , , , 77.2 Bible classes at 10 os'Iock. Madeline Naftel 75.Y The service. at the Baptist. church 11. Honors : next Sunday will be contacted by the Lucille Gnat 71.8 pastor. Rev. 1V. T. Bt unsub- Irene Stoll 74.8 Pets: 11 a.m., ••Why we should gine Ruth Caldwell 74.3 Us the Gospel to e 6F retich IBo man Path - Ruby Middleton ! , ..1u.3 Mies In Quelle••;" 7 p.m. •'A .FourfoldRuby Errington... 70.6 Wonder." The Ilible -ch,sd will mew Roy Errington 70.6 at a. R.Ya'.1'. assts Moi lay Jack Mt•Mehen t 70.1 cul10mgs.mat S p.m. Marion Porter 68.2 The , 11eMices at Victoria street Bessie Bore 68.8 1'18 ell church neatI3uudu> will be to Robert Grove,. 68.2 E charge of the pastor. iter. M. C. Parr, rifle Jewell 66.8 Beatrice Campbell 66.3 pastorate here: The Armen subject,' 111. Honors : Jean Hunter Harry Babb Dorothy Horsey Joe Priddle Mabel Edward Harry Cook ('ora ("ulbrrt 63.1 B. --Those promoted conditionally at North 'rout United te- xt Sunday n,. follow -'sr 10 dividualoreportss indicated se tto thein students Club, Mission Brod Mel and parents : • - - Tileub 10184111.•1 hit:. fIos• "r,ll.cIteus,lnplu8ou Mary Me•'Kinnon:.... r 'Ea tliers." 'Dig- lite helite with the con er Sunday eer- - aervie .plc nature x1141 the pastor will take a his tier - nom subject "A 'Happy People.' ' On Monday evening 11144811 rt" members of the Y.'P.s,, from Mlle II motored to North street church. wher they were entertained by the Gosierich society, The program for thl eveeibg was given by the Mil, hell young 1N4i pie and eOnlabIlted of a May. "More% Bert atld Mud," ,ever,' al nIl•ggi� 'trnmerttal numbers *1111 a 11y,crw'lfatandkonIs- ('.--Theo, After a short eing-..i,: the happy tion with. the group of ahout seventy young people Albert Webb sat down to a deliclons hunch. The room and table, were .i.d.eratel with colo Bahia pink s1. reel g tr and p k p rtes A most asjoyable evening was brought to Till dosis by the "ats�ing of -Meet Be the Tle that BInd11." 80.1 and will he the closing eerviees of his w111 be: 11 a.m., "The Approprilltlun of Christ:" 7 p.m., 'Th. Victory of Righte.otw,ess." The Futlday school will [unite with the , olgregetlou at he nwrulog *t'rvice I,, the evening t local ()range lodges will attend in a y. lown church a.m., •Niro . Plass meeti1 in the Mien's tit• Iknefits of Sunday school will gregatlon for the FIu niece at 11 a.m. The e will he of a specially pu 65.6 11.5.:1 64.8 63.8 63.1 63.2 63.2 Fred Bisset 611 James Reddttt 60.1 Marjoirie Darr 60 Harold Yeo 58.8 Ilelenn McCreath 58.2 Thomas Page • 57.4 Myrtle Young 57.1 Ralph Walters 56.4 Marion Holmes 56.2 Phil Bisset 562 Howard Wilkins 56.1 Raymond Drennan 56 illiam Thomas • 55.9 Mildred Wilson 55 m McCreath 54.2 Castle 64.7 under further considers - rents : The ikeorale! Perorate! 1104)41) Day .elebrwt1011 COm•4 n he evening the toucher. of cen- tral and Victoria eeh ols were enter- tained at the home of Miss Wiggins. Present4tiens wore made to Nliss s01. Alive ilamilten Ho.l Alis. Nairn. ,Regret was exprese•f1l nt the 'evenun e of the pleaxnnt ridsi1on-b11os which hare exteted. sand wee! wishes Were extended for the 014111.-. ■ 577 Audrey Weiland 53.2 Arthur Freemen' 52.9 James Murphy..... 52.2 James Sheardown 5211 - Earl Mero 62.2 DoraAtkinson 52 I a Ruth Worrell \ 52 Promotion to Form 1118. A.-71teae passing in ever sg a„ •e' • decorate he r n. news ccs an re. er •McElwain silences for the celebration of Monday Aulcen Litt 80.4 Next. Alex. MaeVicar...,,.,. 79.5 Alma Howell... I' ,....78.1: u 78.1 N'Theo,n's•lunsrtlnfwestingwietl tIhee 4 i hetl.dri.l1, Reyelni:IAMS:dcIlke-lo, 77 Mucl(a,r 11111 on Thurselay. .1 1110.41h. 1i. Honors* tat a µm. There %%III Is• It denwostrt,. .ressie McCann 733 d ' tion of reaves. Iia! (Continued on page 5) • TO BATTLE IN GODERICH ON DOMINION DAY FOR $750 PURSE EASTER BRANDS, OF BUFFALO Semi -Pro Champions, of Buffalo, Western New York and Canada, having defeated General Tires, of Buffalo; Osiers, of Toronto; Cuban Giants, of Rochester, N. Y.; Mohawks, of Bradford, Pa., and other outstanding teams. DETROIT'S FAMOUS COLORED TEAM Champion Colored Team of the State of Michigan. This team puts up a very fast game and it is a real treat to see them in action,