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!COMMENCEMENT 8 T
I CENTRAL SCHOOL A
SUCCESSFUL EVENT
1
Pupils and Elders Join in Present-
ing a Program of Much
interest ti.:_nd Variety
Central school, In spite of its bey-
euty-three yeara, wa* gay mid festive
In appearance ou Tuesday evening on
the occasion of the enema (*lenience -
matt exercises. The big room was
pretty with its decuratioub of red atid
white, the school Mora, relieved by
the dark greesi of cedar, whose frag-
rance. with that of the gaily decorated
tree iu the vorner, wad reduleut of
t7hrietnists. The fruit on the tree
turned out to be 'lively rolled diplomas
for the graduating claw
When the parents and vlsitint
friende had been seated the Landis
took their places to the strains of a
march played by Mr. D. Major, who
acted as aeconapanist during the even.
lug. Before taking their seats the
;lase gave their "school yell," after
which a pretty piano solo was given by
misii Anna Mowen, a foruti•r pupil of
1.11.• achool.
The duties of chairman devolved
upon Rev. It. C. Matermid, who ills-
diarged them In hia usual genial
:ay*. •
The whirees to the graduating
class was given by Rev. 0. F. Clarke.
%hese theme one: -The Purpose of
Education." One purpose, he said, was
to.develop and strengthen our tamers
that they might have a greater econ-
otuic value. He told Or an &Mire,* he
toad heard given by A statistician who
'hoed that those who had non-
pieted a high school course were
worth from 4300 to $400 a year more
than those who had gone no farther
than a public mama could take them.
while a college -trained pentou was in
turn, worth still much more froin au
economic stasdpoint. But Ohl was on-
ly one reaeon, and not the greatest
reason, for seeking au education. Our
highest aim should be, not to earn
something, but to tw something. to
;row 111 culture and In charailer, so
that we may be the more ready aud
the more able to serve.
The Robert Park memorial silver
meths/ was presented by Inapector
Hearom to Albert flown, or would have
ueen presented only that the winner
was unavoidably absent. Inspector
Redeem eald that Master flown was
n few marks behind the winner
of the gold medal, and he trusted that
thie stwoess wattled prove but the begin -
ling of many triumphs for him Ow-
ing to the absence of the medallist the'
valedictory alldress whieh he wa. 10
give had to he omitted.
erineopa I 1111111e presented t he di- !
planes to the graduating chts., prefne-
lig In, preaanation h.y al brief address
en which he emphasized the import-
ance of hieing diMeIllties and master-
ing them Instead of weakly falling
...an. them, illnatrating his point
very forcibly by reference to the tre-
mendous handicaps under which the
greatGrecian orator, lwmosthenes,
.atiored, and his complete maven*, in
overcoming them.
\ Toe prizea for proficiency were pre-
itented by Rev. G. W. Butt, who spoke t
on the valne of forming good habits
.n youth. Ile spoke particular/It of the I
vaiue tof habits of kindness, of.
ruttiluittegs, of service, and of prayer,
and the influence they would exert on
the whole life.
Rev. W. '1'. Busit, in preseuting the,
zes or deporttnent, neatness and.
attendance, commented on the value of ;
n-aIetiaracteristies, Ile had words of,
congratulation for the principal and
the staff upon the gem1 work of the
eor anti toe fine prilgrant presented.
Short addresses were ghat Also by .
Mr. J. E. Tbm, Rev. J. N. II. Mills nrol
dr, it. Statehouse.
Interepersed through the tirogrant
441 .pee4dies wore numbers given by the
odenol vililch drew not only hearty ap-
plause but also admirttig comment
trout tie audience and t he Various
Teaser...
The opening chores, "4)
Nos sung by the pupil. awl thio aud-
ience. Other choruses rendered by the
,•lass vveri• "A Christma* and New
rear's Sall." "It Came Itpon the Mid -
11 glit Clear," "I Would he True," and
'0 Comp, All Ye Faithful." The "Ing.;
Mg throughout mu' thoroughly enjoy!.
ed try the ,audieuce and reflected great
..redlt on the inatructersia Two very
excellent solos were given, by two of
the boys, Ralph Henderstm singing
liilent Night," mei Herbert Green,
-11y Task," in very pleasing style.
Variety wan given to the program
by a dialogue etaged by four girl. of
tee graduating chess: Margaret slimly,
.dila Croft, Marjorie Maefie and Olive
Weatbrook, who gave -The Wee Tay -
rattle" in a very noilistie fash1.5n. "The
Lind of Beginning Again" was heauti-
fon/ recited by Peggy Parsons and t
totes Thortielte., and the Or* of
the prenent entranee class recited with
:hie feeling "The Pinot Nowell."
At the close of the evening's pro-
o-voii, Principal Sharman thanked the
friend,. who had nhown their interest
by coming out in *pito of the incle-
mency of the weather; she slim
banked the gentlemen who load ao
ottiliy given of their time sod thought
..11 addressing the pupils, and those, too,
woo had donated prize& She rive a
few words of attains And encour-
igement to the pupils, pointing out
dint In ev.ery case, those who had
taken honor,' at the exauenation were
(home who hail done gond work during
the year. As MIAs Sharman Mooed her
taik two of the greduatIng claim Mul-
lis Cooper and Elaine Burman, !LIPP
led forward and on behalf or Me
clans presented her with an address
appreeletion snti a nen/Monte bou-
quet of ehryeanthemunts. Mina Sher- •
man gratefully thanked the pupils e
(Onatbitaiod on Page 10)
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY,DECEMBER 19, 1929
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Clinton Bowlers at Drennan's Alleys
A number of Clinton bowlers paid a
visit to Drennan's alleys on Monday
evening and IdaYed several game*
sith Goilerich bowlers. The Goder
tram voninosed of Pert•y John -sten,
bert Harrlg, Jack Johnston, Jam
Held and 1'. MeMainla defeated
Clititon team minimised of I'. Ltv
more, .1. McDougall, 11. Steelh C. P
tersim and It. McDougall by 5/14)
The Meal team won all three gime
PERSONA', MEN TION municipal Nominations
Miss Emilie litiehanatt will spend
the l'Itristnias tern' at Turento,
tal Mee. Syvanson left this week •11.
.ti. spend the winter imotitlis sit Walker-
** ville
the Mr. and 'Mrs. Janice. 1 tuelianan wfll
el' speed the Christ nuts **Nilson with
at-
114. Mr. and Ifre. Sereeliait li•ft
4. en Tuesday for Vera Beach, Florido.
where they will the ender. .
Ile and Mrs. R. 1;. I 1,44)11..141.4 aileF1
I Miss Claire. Reynolds left. this week I
tied- the winter months.,
na for London, where they will spend'
r. Miss Helen Strang, after a visit of
, t totne ilf her
he mother. Mra. H. I. Strang, lett bell
urst week to spend a few days :at Toronto
aud Nevvinarket before returning to
be her at lurk tity.
be Mr. and MIN. Seott Aitken, of Hood ,
'es, River Oregon arrived 'r - 111
or a riair to the rater's parents, Mr.
an I 11 . J. 1. • Th.'y at an
inters/ging trip ou the way here,,
havio come le
New Bffires for Royal Bank
The new Royal Ilan): premlne,,
the corner of Hamilton street a
the Square, will be opened for b
:lens on Monday morning next. M
I. I. Eastman, the local Ina a
tau ounces that 'the offiees wlIb
thrown open to the on Sat
day afternoon next and an invitati
is extended to the *tr. ns f
Itauk and the public generally to v
it mei inspect the new 'trends'
IS 1th have been iti preparation f
twine months.
.11111s are out autimincing the mutt -
knell rimnination Meeting. to 1,0 held
at the town hall Monday evening,
iie, ember 30th, at 7.33 o'clock.
In (he Magieotrate's t'ourt
Magistrate iteid on Monday heard
a charge against Wullaee Mel./oug-
all of etealing a barrel of ('Wer from
the farm of Kingsley Burris, Gader.
ich township. McDougall was isominft•
ted for trial.
Thomas and Frank Jardine, charged
111 connection alth the alleged :akitig
of money from S, allertiltigetar, %ere
given another remand id a week.
Mewed In
l'he %verse Deeenther storm in many
yesrs burst upon the Fruilllee thie
W1.1.1/ 111111 1;01 14.011-h 111441 11 bark( nre
getting their share of it. Tlw reads
Ire covereil with deep enoW, and In
he count to lire almost impassable.
Trains are running, thong)) the service
las been somewhat diode:ottani and
be rural /1/11 1/ earner.) are making
lesperate efforts to rover tffelr routes
Owing, no doubt, to the st.win, soine
The Signal's budgets of dietriet I
*troop/indents. have not trome ti4 hand,
nti it only a matter ef 1.1.1iJeCtIlro,
thls I.sue llee Signal 11411
Is readers in the ts iiiii try.
May Buy Another Pump
At tile meeting of the totter a
light vommission on Thursday nig
last the engineer wag Instructed
get privet: on another new pump t'
the waterworks anti also to install
blowout or backwesh valve and pii
4 kw p1441'. e atter le al
signed for use in dealing with obistru
Hone its the ietake such as have het•
ie peel week. A deput
thin from the town council request.
that $2,000 of the water di•partniet
surplus lw turned,h1 to the town treat
ury. It was decided to grant the r
quest. An application from? the pie
council fer the histallatlim et a etris
Walt on Cedar street was reterred
the engineer for a report.
"An .%dndrer of Major MarEvsau
Thos. N. SOM.. of Taller, Alloertn
sends $2 to retwo ids atilewription t
The Signal anil adds : "One of my rens
roe. for renewing is to see that Joh
tinerwati is eleoted to the Mayor.
eltair again." Mr Sillib, who is et
dent!). a eliew reader of The Signal'
editorial eolumn, refers to a renter
made in that eolthat atone weeks Ng
0 the difficulty of be/Wring that Wit
itynnituln ;could ever vote Grit. "Thl
do not ertelit " says Mr 'BIM
thitok If I Woiliel go 1141W/1 114.11., 14111
ItIlly on the 111141 sav
lover to the mill and vote Grit,' I think
tell Canal aim Cube, spending two weeloolo
111 i at Havana. They will 1* Isi.re for sev-
to, oral weeks.
or, Mr M
n Northumberland ave., Pittsburgh, Pa., i
announee the engagement ef their
e-, daughter, Jeau, to Mr. Charles Giblos
l!-1 Johnson of Pittehnrgh, son of Mr. and
It! William 11. Johnson of Norfolk ,
a- Virgbelel. The betrothal Will terminate,
si In a January wedding.
It T cad y .
1.. r
s- Mr. and Airs. A. E. Harker, Bay field t
Hockey Players liold First Prange
About twelve players. wit, lire innk•
ig a 1.11 fie a position .the coder-
interniediale hiwkey team. norms!
lit to 41 practice at tbe. West •treet
ink 011 WVOne1411nY evening. This woe
be first ',radii* the 14,44 41 hare had
his sen.iin on lee nuil the prospects
re 114114 IIimlerIch litrve a fast
Nein In the 44. H. A. this season.
The thoderieh Lime. Club are litkin
eps to form ti junior town hockey
'ague. Messrs. G. L. Parsons. K
amiders. F. E. I iiiihert ani1 lor. J
rahana 1.41‘'e been 8N...tided cola1
ilice to look after the organization,
the 1.•agne. Boys NI 1%1441 1,1 1.1%
111 1.11:11 1•1411 yenrs nee will ts• ,
le to doter. Entries may be lot fole.41
1111) Member of 1110 committee 1.1
ft at the Canadian National Extort...
44)22
spiested to hand in their name: '
. formed mhortly tend the boys are ,
.4.1 the last meeting of lite illir
fits. on the Square. Tlw league
Exproaaions of .4ppreelation
unty old -age wieder' eetienitte.•.
id on Tuesday of Ida eeek, a resolu-
ea was adopted, en cieitien of War-
n Ina. and Deputy Reeve Craig)...
alering iz hearty vote of thanks to
unty Clerk Holman for his effit•lent
11.110/1... partleolar13 In the peepara-
.rk 144 conpectlen 441 th the old-agel
of the repert pre.euttml to the,
nay 4nantell at its Ihweinher meld- ir
hog. Attalla' tipte nf
Higgins and lade" IA enti min ii•
IMoilmly adopted, Was teiillere• Reeve I.
Hellidt.rstm (link ilia of the eononil•;
for the energy and ability shown
him in the discharge of his duties., 4
..041.4. !tenderfoot and I lolman I
inked the members of the isitionit-i"
• for the expressiar of confide,'
1 for the kind and eomplitnetttnit • m
tessonpanying
t- • 1;
Ii0041 Program at the "LiL"
Tile II, I. Literary Society held
....mid Meet ing or the tern. cii
(lay evening last, lIntler the leader- "
p,,idoorn itreckow. S1.1.111141 I'
1.
program opeeed with an necor.t., re
redo by Fred. !toss. A delinte fob 11
en the subjeet, "Itesotved,
opportunities for farming ore, t1
1,1,-r Northent Ontario than In, `I
Went." The affirnintive wag up. fr
1 for Form 111.11 hy Sylvia Salle.' er
and Jean Price, while Gladys- 41l. 'l'' Po
e- road, gave a birtielay dinner in how
11 or (owIll f Mrs. Barker s neither, Mrs. , 1,
t1 Chris. %V. Johnstat, and her dam:liter te
" Miss Edith Johnston. Dinner was;
serv at - . 11 • 41
the two fatuities, after ohich 11 11 NI' 1,
}flyable evening was spent by all.
•
Saida ('Isua' Arrival
- .4. flgl°111141414. 4.11111101.4 1011 i
11 Hie community Christmas tree a
• being 1..1111.1014i. .% message fro
a Santa Creme states that he will 11
• rive at the decoratisl tree in 11
k situate at 3 Veloek oto Deisonber 244
" now he wants to nowt all the childre
1 in tont' and surrounding comttry 1)4
▪ his arrival.
I 1
a
le is not so hard set hut that li
mild do so. Even the Mayor, stained
enservative ati we all know he 1,
might do likewise."
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Knox Churrh MI S. Auxiliary
There rins a „oast It/aid:thee at
the seminal meeting ot nook church
W. M. S. auxilinry on Tuesday. Dee-
enilier 17111, Splendid reports of the
year'. werk were read by the various
sp.-nolo-Ws, showing progress in all
114.partilientA. That of the home help-
ers. under the eonvenorship of Mr-.
timoiry, A'11,,, especially worthy ..1
now. seVet1 1y manlier.. havieg tat -
Whined $52.:04. Soh...tomtit.' stoma,.
hod been sent mit by the sandy de
Noontime under Mrs. Mailed, 31C -
Donald. The treasurer, Mrs. A. .1.
Mnekny, reported increasIst givingocto
the general and expense funds, the
largegt for the past three years The
seeretno's report, given by Mime 'Anna
II. McDonald, ShoWed 11111 1029 under
Ib,' (spider. leadership of Mrs. It. J
%alter had been one of the best In
the histury of the Society, Tye° life
mentbershits had been 'riven, one toe
Mrs Booth prior to her departure fer
l'hina, and the other helm: presented
to Mrs; Slitialiel [Bisset at. thin noicting
by her daughter, lint, Walter, as the
„TV; of her five sow.
Mrs. A. J. Maekay sang 11 Christmas
hymn very beautifully. Ten 11011)4.1'.)
W11. donated to the leper mission"- „
Mni. Honking read the report 44,,
he rominnting comtnittee, which re -
it I the following
ofneers: 10.0. premidents, Mrs. Strong
and Miss Margaret Fraser; presidelit.
MI'S. George McDonald; 1st viei-pres-
Went, Mrs, MeDermiti; 2nd •Iee-pres-
Ident, Mrs. It. J. Walter; 3rd rice -
president, Mist, A. Horton, Leeburn;
eecretsr7. Mims Anna McDonald; treas-
urer, Mra. A. J. Mackay; preset mieres
tars% Mrs: le. R. Redditt ; literary sec-
retary. Mrs. Auatin; literature AIM.
tary, Mr*. Waite; welcome and wel-
fare secretary, Mrs. A, MeDonnid;
home helpers secretary, Wm. Gundry ;
assistant home helpers iweretary, Mrs.
0. Clark; supply secretary, Mre M.
McDonald; Glad Wine,. iterretiry,
Mrs. Stirling MelThell; life member-
ship secretary. Mr*. Honking; con-
ning)? 4000/1 I committee, Lin. Field;
larded, Mra. Gordon Risetet
The retirement of Ifra. Walter was
rogrettted, hut the Society feel,' en-
ured of another entree/dui year under
he efficient prealdeney of Mrs. Mo
BRIEFS
e Reserve Thursday and Friday VI 4•11-}
:••••-`'
This is 'Renewal Time
THE SIGNAL
thanks the many who have already
renewed their subscriptions for 1930
and also welcomes several new
subscribers.
"it *4 1,, \ %I. 1'111\11 \i; Pleishers.
"VARIETY" GIVES
SCOPE FOR CL,EVER
GODERIet TALENT
Excellent Prograni Given under
Auspices of ItLiple Leaf
Chapter I. O. D. Z.
'nee entertaletuent given by the
Maple 1)enr chapter, 1. 0. 1). on
%Vishiesilay and 'Tloursdny evening,. of
la.t week. In St. George's parish hall,
was well ealled "Variety." for it of,
fered it wide diversity of attradloile•
Some Imo/inking new dratuutic talent
Wax dist•linied, and other performers
well known and liked were seen and
heard to extvilent advatitage. The pro -
grew (*twisted of five numbers: toe
one-atet idays, a sow; and chorus 45 11(1
tableau effects, a group of songs by
Mrs. Frank lieunders, and it coined -
tittle -Tin. lainisteritig Angel." This
was a siek-room slit miring a moat
farcical misinterpretation 1.$ the min-
istering lintel. ;be Mislaid nurse.
Nurse pootey W. 11'. Marti:II,
the too, 14,44, edieerfld and gosslii-loving
nurse. Mildred (Miss Adelaide Nairn),
the imtient's wife, and lieriwri
C. F. titaimitin 4, the longoturrerl11111
victim of their attentions,' milted in
provoking hilariotis laughter that
ceased 1111147 N5 111.11 Ili,' eurtain fell.
Trysting Place," a sparkling
little emessly by Booth. Tarkington
had for ibs setting the lounge of a
fashionable 11.1..1 chicle 1/1111 /Wen
Olt/Nen Id saute boor as a rendeM
Vous hy the varions members ef
ono) iineenedens of the others
1 11/1 1/, .%11113.1 eolleptleatictis luevit
ably ...lair when Ihe tryst is kein by
the different pairs 441 lover,. ranging
trims Mrs. Briggs (Mrs. (*.wkl.tirit
Ilais), attractive widoo44)4,4 hiais
risliseovered the still-faitheul lover ef
her yetelt, Mr. Ingoldsky (Mr. 1'. It.
lwr ovvit ebildren and
their ilIfinitfes. 1,1 Margaret Wilson
as Jessie Briggs and Mr. David
hlauas kis Rupert Smith, her admirer,
Whose eo1.14ersa 41.,,, coludeeted ed a
nipt ma 1.ft-repeated -Darling!" were
both extolkoot. 11 1,114' 11101 AI. f(ame)
gave a 1111.4 fin (1011 ra,a1 ..r
nitro% :atom
to rid herself of the unneleotne tit -
foothills Eatuclid Itrigga (Mr.
Stanley- l'hirkel. a love-sict. boy, in
order to keep her own appointment
nith her accepted lover, sho proved
it4i.kb-r• tol.iletich"b11"1 1.4:44111ir re\11".3:::111711"1171
I 110 ••••lognen, t.. one smellier. ...Thie
Nilo ow: ploivosi Mr.' I.` 14 tartly,
The Song from San Toy
no, 11 tvr) effefliVe 11111•14 It 1 4444 MIAK'
III %filch Mr. Harold Ithickstaie, res-
plendent ito the full regalia of 11 11111
larlit. -zing the vi•rses white Ids oilx
little elves, grimiest alma him in col-
orful 411,111 111e, 111/141fetitly re eiltoed hils
tv ord. in chorus. awl kowtowed illuti-
1.4.11y 111 Ids 4.1111111014.1. The gide in
the clients eery Misses Moideline
and thory .%ehes..11. 4i11111YS
1111 1 II Connie'. curzote and
Peggy W1I1 14. 111. impassive
oriental oh.. bore the huge Chinese
umbrella %chid, addisl greatly 1:, the
picture -sine ene. %vas Mr Keith 11 11'
son. :11 P. I:. 11. Davie. A:04 the amnia-
,InI4t, playing also the intervals
H.) 44 ('4'74 number.. and accchipaily
%Ir.. Frank Saunders, oho sang .11
11.111.14. number very clia nil
4414 ('1(1)045' to the ineistent
huts, January 36th anti 31xt, for the' hie
Goderien celleglate Institute cone 1.1'4
•
mencement.
The Ilenesetneg canoe Club- wil/ t"
, hold he Christmas at-home In the "
'41 1140711V Temple on Alotola evening.
Deeember 39th. 14'
The W1.141 Mel skating rlekvwa.
*totemsl for the season 11,1111111V ."
ening. %Ir. Wes. 1,111 is tuannaer ef the
rink this year.
.t donee announeed I.4r Friday
night. Insember 271h, in the Masonic
Hall. IIII4Jer the 1141splive of the Music t"
ChM. %lied • by Vatialenel Kings. 11)
The C1111 led", (Or 1%0 prizes at Lind-, M.
-gy'm bowling alleys are toeing keetilt t,111
eadested..% holm number 1,3)4,.1:1 1 Iledi
the score of 161 111 one,of the e011-1 ntaorks h 11.
heat. George Farr is lea 411 Itg the cone' re
petition for highest score f.* three'
isonsteutive games.
OBITIJARY
4.0117111161111MICIM11111111
Cho ',Peon.' play 44115 A. A SWOP'S
ell'Ver 4.41 111141Y "Tills 514111 in the Bowler
Hat." whirl' kept the nuillenee
ng 1111 the last tnomeld Will very pos•4
iert num) of them then ln a 1
tale id bevvililerment. it open. 1, 1111
seem• ne:toeftil donie•thit,t, John
milling him evening paper 1411,1 Mar,'
tattleg, and both raving thi• 104141,
1011 111441MO 11 1 11g ronlianlIt.'4 1.%11.1 1-
111: "ill ever hairdo swain t.. them.
111111111 1) Inelollratna .01 the most inr-
it type 10nrst- in upon them end
55141,10 110111 1.41114 ilk,. 1/1 1.4/1111 11 /Mg'
.41N' 11 1111 romance till the •-urtain falls
11 the s.:y llie iiheipert..1 end
Mr. N,91 S11,14, 1/11VP a very clever inter.
ce,
pretutiee ef John, oho 0 134.4.111
4
line (geometer, while Mari nag
irt.teti newt/ Pudica 11) 8)1141 well by
ism .Ntootti Meltermid.
litina• a. 1 ler, lue 11(1 jg r. M41114;4
eire Ilero 41 lily supplied the ro-
eituv. and Mr Harry Watson a VII -
lin. 1,11,1 111*, ms•omeli.s. Mr. 1,, Ilunv
11., NO Sian %ere othirmIngly
'311151 (4'. 1110 !struck terror to the
earl
.‘11)0114.` 1.11111.1i14.1141.11 ill amateur
tentrictils wootill recognize thnt the
olen.11.1 work or the perr.,rraera. 11 pa r4
0111 (idea, and the ;ten-
ni ereelleere •the entire prograth,
11141 1111. attained only by the most
and Mary 4.reen. reeresenting seemet , 'arena drilling and be un Infinite nt•
r:111"014 I t tention 141 tiered. The Maple Leaf
tire. !Ittlonintleoteriwittst:11711,4e7,1,1girnihoalltattigetts,ene:inrd.
pnAt onneittrlo taltiment ' repeated at • later
elate for the benefit elf the many who.
neeotiiptillyllig at tne font Weather. were .unahle to Pl%* it
it.
. Fri
Mil Jin 11,1(1
T110MAS W. NI411101.841N prk,
1 Thontas IV. Nicholson, a Ammer 1
resident af Goderich, pnesed ewity nt bon
Detroit 'pi Munany, December 1.1t1t. ton
Devotees! was !ditty -eight Years of age: the
He Mid been 111 only a few ilays, gre 11,
death teeing caused by pneumonia. The the
late Mr. Nicholson Was born in North- Itch
timberland enmity. England, and eame ell)
Ont to ("a I It
sided for a number of years 54 Isindon,
ord., later moving to Goder)eh, where
be lived for fifteen years For the
past alx years he had Preen It resident
of Detroit, Mich. }lig %ire predeceases!
1MM nine years. Surviving nre one
daughter and one M(111. Mex. Chas Me
Lachlan, of Vent-001*er, li. ('., and Wil-
frid Nieholson, of Detroit, and three
slater" and one hrother: Mrs. Grant.
of Lapiere, Mich.; Mrs. Florence Dane,
Of liderton; lir,. 1..- Itobson, of Sum-
Merville, B. C.; Mr, Eil. Nicholson, of
Thorndale, Ont. The retnaltbs vvere
brought to Goderich And the funern1 1
tnok plaee from lirophey Brook' funeral
parlors on Thursday afternoon to
Maitland eemeter3. Rev. J. E. Ford
eonducted the merviees. The deceasied
was a member of the Masonic Order
and the pallbearer" were xis Mamonit
brethnm: A. L. Cole, C. M. Robertmon
J. H. Robertnon, Geo, Maellear, FA.
Rock and Dr. H. R. Hall. lielativei
present at the funeral from a distance
Included Mr, Wilfrirt Nieholeon of J14.-
4 MI 4 ; Rev. W. wahipa, of London;
Una Mott WhitIn nt Mt th
1, Arthur Finegan', of Port Huron.
1
g, roy, and
Donald. 111
direction of libel nit .1Imn Ting i" Irbr 1'1157 ''''°"°°' 114e4e'
Iliwell
The Journal, (Naupo.4141 and read .tio 11114werk.
Fronk savage, was as eter a great
smiree of interest, Two Meaning duets
%WC' rendered by Ruth Bunt and
Reg. Floher.
rite prize.., medal', and ribbon.' won
by the smeeestsful athletes on the 'wholel
sporta day were pre.ented by Mimi
Simpson and Mr. 1. 11111, of the orhool
staff.
A feature of special interent wax
the presentntion of the play "Monsietir
Perichon" by the following came.
Perlehon, JItn Salkeld • Madame Per-
Ichon, Margaret Ryan; Ilndemolaelle
Perichiin. Evelyn hong; two yonne
men, Jim Mchlehen and Howard
foong; gable, Jim ReddItt; !waren,
or, Arthur iterrwn; a major, Reg, New•
combs; tattler, Murray Hetherington.
The meeting was closed with tbe
Magi*. of God Sire the [tag.
•
G441.1•6 liMie Preemptory
The AnnlIal meeting of the Oolden
Hate Preeeptory. No. 1414, wan held
Friday evening in the. ()range Hall.
corner North *Meet and the Somer..
The officers elected for the year 1930
are as follows; Wnrpreceptor. sir
Kt. Wm. Itrownlee; deputy preceptor.
W. m. McKee; chaplain, R. H. Mew:
registrnr, Jos. MeNevirt; treaeurer, D.
Sproule; 1st leettirer. A. MeNevIn:
2n4 leettorer, Fl. Breckenridge; Int
tensor, Rohert Brownlee; 2nd tensor,
Wm. Mew; 1s1 atandard-hearer, Three.
W. Heil; 2n4 standard -hearer, Joe
Alton; puntnivant, Roy Chambers;
tyler, Chas. Retell; committee, Air
Kte. Rkhord Yonne, Z. H. Walters,
A. T. Knitting, Fred. Bell, A. Brown-
lee, Russell Bop*.
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