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All;HT1'-TI1IIllr YEAR, NI). 6
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, I'EBRUARY 6, 1930
TIIE SIGNAL 1'ItINTiNI; CO., IyMITICD, Publishers
G. C. 1. COMMENCEMENT CHURCH NOTES
INTERESTING EVENT
AT MACKAY HALL
Principal Hume Reviews the Rec-
ord of a Year of Many
Successes
The Collegiate Institute commence-
ment exercises took place before large!
aadlentcs in MacKay Hall on Thur,. -I
day and Friday evenings of last
week, the hall heing well filled' on
both nights. An interesting program
wee presented, those taking tart be-
ing with few exeep4lona pupils of the
school.
The prograte opened with two chord
noes t, the pupils, "Men of Harlech"
and "Awake with the Lark," conduct-
ed by Mr. Douglas Campbell.
Tire ,nerd dative was gracefully 1
executed by Mie. Mona Harrison, and
this %a• followed by a duet, "Come
to the Fair," by Miss Ruth Bunt and
Mr. It•g. Fisher. As an ;more the,
vocalists wing •'Juanita."
Something hew it Galeria' was the
"gerund.'building," In which about a {
dozen heye took part under the direc-
tion of Mr. D. 1. H111. With some of
the larger bays for a base, and light -1
er te,ys standing on their shoulders,
a human structure was raised that
The wceting of the Yon11g People's
Society of North street United church'
:sill Lt held on Monday eveuing, rote i
ruary 10th. Mrs. Andrew will epeak
ou "Finns In Canada."
The News of the Town
Services 1n Knox church will Ile' Real Estate Bales
conducted by the mlulater, Subjeete , The residence of the late Mr.. J. W.
of sermons: 11 a.m., "The Power of 1lauattcr on N'aterhu street has been
the Keys:" 7 isle. -"High T'Ittking."' purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Tho• as-
Sabbath er•h.ol and Bible classes at
X11'ultt•r+.
I Ml•s Dorothy vi -ss•,o i, %!siting d
} tui invitee everyone interested toll
REEVE OF BRUSSELS GODERICH HOCKEY
IS WARDEN FOR 1930
.t. (. liate.rr Has Haat bung and
Stteeesshtl \lnnieipal Career
1 Mr. A. C. Mocker, Reeve Of Itrusacls.l
WAS the choice of tbe Huron county _
council for Warden for the year
0. Mr.. ltaeker had the distinction Wednesday Night's Wm Gives
of being elected to the Wardens
193� Them Championship of
chair without a coutest. The newly -I 0. B. A. Group
elected Warden has ba( a ling mune
kipsi career, having been flat elect- i
ed to the council of ltrusselu seventeen Gottlerich intermediate; are chem.
years ago. lie served 115 councillor for pious of group No. 11 of the Ontario
right years and for the }asst nine years Hockey Association series by virtue
hr of their 1-0 victory over Seaforth at
- PERSONAL MENTION Hospital Anniversary
The Woweu's Huspllul Auxiliary of I
Alexander Marine anti General hos-
friends at London, visit the hospital on Saturday alter -
noun, 'February 15th, to (*Ochre re
fifth uuniversury 4.f the opening of
hospital. Tem, will be served and
Runs will be shown through the
stunt fou from 2 30 t 5 ''1
Birthday gifts wilt.lo gratefully re-'
s Yuut I) W. F. Clank Is vieitI hl
gutter- of Turunt"• daughter, Mlsa Ketta' Clark. at Toledo.
formerly of Goderich township, has' Mas. J. Ilayes is visiting her daugb•
Purchased the restdeuce on Bruce ter, Mrs. 4Capt. ) ', W. Maclklnald. at
street formerly occupied by Mr. and Sarnia.
3 o'clock. I Mtr. siting s
The services at Victoria street
United church next Sunday will be
conducted by the pastor, Itev. Gordon
Butt. Sermon Mubjects: morning.
"Death or Life;" eveuing, "The Chris
Hutu and 111s Possessions."
At the February meeting of the
Altar Society of St. Peter's church of-
ficers were elected as follows: I'reel
dent. Mrs. John Hussey; vice-pree
dent, Mrs. G. Plante; secretary -treas-
urer, Mrs. 3. B. Reynolds.
"How may we know our limita-
tions rend how may we reach them?"
1s the topic for the Men's Club at
North street ('ritel church on Sun -
any next. at 10 a.m. It will d* intro-
duced by Mr. J. P. Hume. B.A.
At the Baptist church next Sunday
the pastor, Rev. W. T. hunt, will
preach morning and evening. Sermon
subjects: 11 a.m.. "A Nom.. Father's
Decision and Challenge.:" 7 p.m., -The
Wheat and the Tares, or the Problem
of Wickedness." Blble s -hoof at
leachesd to the ceiling of 11* staged10 a.m.
The pyramids took various forms --
and the diffleult acri4oatie work per-'
formed. with apparent ruse and un-; BRIEF'S
atudlwt grace. wade an exceedingly
interesting null sometimes thrilling',
exhibition. A later number In the pro-
gram was an exhliltlon of tumbling,
by the boys, who perforated teats
that wuuW qualify them for a eireoa
degree of the first class. •
The girls bad their tarn in a spirited
tan!Te7lL -dibced itp lour matdenisitrt
appropriate costume, and again in an
exhibition of mtmetlas by twelve girls,
Rile being a series of exercises Im-
ytglTtiy tore- motions of Tart/stet aporte.
A quartette in costume -Misses
Naomi McDermid and Ruth Bunt.
Messrs. Allan I'entland and Reg. 1.1sb-
er- sang a series of national airs.
Principal Ilume conducted the pres-
entation of diplomas and medals, pre-
fneing this with an address In which
be reviewed the results of the Inst
year'n work In the school Ind re-
counted with pardonable pride the
varlona sutieessets won by G. C. 1.
students. It was indeed a year of
achievement. in Venentage of pupils
who were successful in the Depart-
mental ezaminatluta the G. C. L
ranked 1Irst among
tbe seb,s,ls of the
county. No fewer than eleven of last
pear's students are attending Normal
Schou and five have entered) upon
t'piversity courses, three a1 London
Tine scholarship
offered by sthe vUniversity of Western
Ontario for Mimi county was won by'
$jw Catherine Crawford. All three of
the Carter scholarabtps for Huron
cuunty were won by G. C. 1. pupils -
the first by Miss Helen Zavltz, the
second try Miss Catherine Crawford
and the third by Mies Catherine Sale.
Mies Zaritz was ntso the winner of the
Dr. Strang scholarship and the Peter
Adamson s•holarshlpi were won as
follows: Middle scbad-1st Evelyu
Dean. 2u41 Margaret (;roves; lower
'wheel Lather Mcllwaln, 2nd
Alex. MacVicnr. Altogether G. C. 1.
students lust year won scholarships
to the value of $535.
in the field of sports also the whop'
was eminently successful. (If the six
chief trophies °fiend for competition
at the Inter -salad field meet last fall
five came to 11e G. C. 1. In this con -
section Mr. Hume paid a tribute to
Mr. 11111, the school's physical instruc-
tor. for the splendid work he is .:•r
ing In this department.
The second part of the program sax
a three -net play, "Leave it to Dad."
in %Meeh the various rely, weretaken
by Stcn rt Ferguson, Ethel ('trek,
Dorotby Aliett. William 'l'hontaon,
Jean Abell, James Sulberhutd. Alma
llowctl and William Barrow. This,
ova '•h , erly ticteol. and showed that
some itf the stutk•uts are developing'
bletrl,nle talent In a marked degree.
The orchestra .'ndrleted by Mr. D.
Major dlacourecdl excellent music at -
intervals In the 'urogram. The arlom-
*tt1ste of the evening were Jean'
•M. -IMnald, Howard Young end Mr.
Donets% Campbell.
All who took part in the pr„earn
and the members of the aunt' who 411
reetcd the vnrtoux sunders are to he
entlgretnlntcl epee presenting :111 ell
ter uinwett so Whore -ding; and st well
,srricl out front beginning to end.
FULL LIFE OF
ROAD MACHINERY
Manhfarturell in liodcrirh by the
'Dominion Road Machinery ('o. '
'f'ie •factory and 'drive of the Dom-,
halon Ronde Machinery Co. of +;o ere.
lob are *Ittatcl at the corner of East'
street and 1',tnrbrtt road, where
machinery I. matlutnetarerl in tract
every requirement 111 the roh•ir;frtbm
and maintenance 41f mad+.
This inl•Ihh(IP' ismer maintainers,
large and small grader. crawler
tractors. atone -crushers. elevators.
gravel bins, screens of n11 alae, and
makes suitable tor c,nlrnctors and for
muntcipm1 purposes, plush scrapers, i
wheel ,miler+. drag lines, street
sweepers, etowplown, pick ilei%r., Can-,
atructlou plows, spa•.'
Every nrtlele to eaten, .ted nhJer
the anperviaion of papyri and ixla•r-
iened mwhenlra. anti nil a re 'ld
nn.ier a guarantee to he as represent
ed. Any part found dcfeet1ne In mater- 1
nal or workmanship %III he replaced!
free of rhnrge on the retnrn of sante
to the heed office at GoderICh.
Anyone intervene' In rood machin
cry Is Invited to visit the factory
wblie In Gederieh.
The local sale* raprosentattre Is
' . I. ,lappa. Gnderich.
'rhe Ladle.. AM et Koox .hurt'
will hold their annual high tea on
Mareh 18th.
Valentines from nue to ten cents.
Wide assortment, Campbell's Deus
Store, Goderich.
A euchre and dance under the aus-
pices of the Canadian Legion
glon arill_�oe
held in the Oddfellowe Hall on Fri-
day evening, February loth. Ticket.
50 cents.
--A---stuathPP---ef-l-he mcaelnrnF
lioderfeb Rebekah Lodge were at
1'liut.n last Friday night assisting Its
the Instituting of u Rebekah Lodge hl
that town. The degree staff of the loc.
al lodge conferred the degrees upon
the candidates.
To Comers of the'Yu-kum-tit ('lth,--
We will hold a hand-tlmee euchre
and dance In tbe Legion rooms, Brit-
ish Exchange hotel, on Monday. Feb-
ruary 10th. instead of Wednesday.
February 12th. All are requested to
he In hand -tines apparel. Remember.
cards start at R o'clock sharp
The famuua ,itlrunawk•k Trio of
London will present a program in
Mrs. Ralph Graf, and will come to
1;'slerleh to reside.
Victoria Heise and School Club
The Victoria Houle and School
club will bold their- atonal birthday
party un Thursday, February 130h
at t, p,.w., In tate kiudergarleu ri.,tn
It will le. greatly appreciated by the
members If all introits would try tt
atteut.tli. meeting, It beteg u favor
able opportunity to meet the prlu: i
dal and the tenehers whose wort,
me:Ws so Minch to the future prosper-
ity of the children. A goal earful time
Is prowlaed for all.
Below Zero This Meaning
A cold dip developed last night and
the colt/t..4 weat'e•r of the .season was
reported tilts 1'1'humility t morning,
when according to the uffielal weetb•
rt• observer for •;,nlerieh. Mr. J. 11
Mute's the therwumcter registered
seven degrees helots zero. This is the
first below -zero weather Goderich Inas
had thio wluter. The readings fur the
past week were as follows:
Max. Min.
Thursday, January 30 22 ' t►
FYldas. January 31 23 19
Saturday, .February 1 25 17
Sunday, February 2 2b ' 20
ridundal;-rebruary-S _ 2n 2Y
Tueeday. February 4 31 23
Wednesday, February '3 27 3
Mr-. John Keun', of 1)etnrit, is
visiting her parepts. Mr. .not Mrs.
M. J. Bowler.
Miss Margaret Strang. of Toronto.
spent the week -end with. her mother
aud sister here.
Mrs. Gibbons. of Detroit, 1. spend-
ing a week with her parents, Mr. and
Mr.. It. Brennan.
Mrs. James 11111, of Staffs, visited
at the home of her won; ' Mr. 1). 1.
11111, the past week.
Miss Nellie Colborne has returned
to Toronto after a visit with her
mother, Mrs. J. II. Colborne. t
Mrs Lehman Woods. Of Guelph. was
q week•end visitor at the hotter of
Mr'. Wm. Price. Elgin urenue.
• Mrs. Thomas Lyon, .,f I.atolesb oro,
etas the guest of Mrs. Thus. Wootton.
Huron road, over the wt -eek -end.
Mise Grace Redmond. of Atiburet
sprat the weektud with Mr. and
' Mrs. John A. Chisholm, Bruce street.
Miss C. A. Polley left this week
for Toledo, Ohio, where she will epeud
several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Wm. Major.
Mr. H. D. Cameron. of I.uckiiow,
the 1
the!
vis-
iu-
ceiscl.
A Friendly Note [ram Will Cinema
The followlug pleasant wrs•.ige
mints 1.1 the editor front Mr. 11'. 1.
('lura-. a Goelerlcb old Loy who for
Many eater: ha• re•si414•11 turd .oud1101rd .
business ut St. lams, Mo•:
"Encloser' ideas.. find cheek fur r;•
newel. Always delighted to read 't
current events ayd personal new,
which are ux,st htlensthtg to o1
torn and ruisal iu Goderich and ye
away now close to forty yttars. 'fru
yearly subscription set•tus very smut;
h,
coup/Mete; wish tit pleasure 4•1,
Jnytd each week from your spleteltd
paper "
' Water and Light ('etarniasion
At the inaugural meeting 'f the
%Ater awl light c,wwltslou for 111341.
W. T. Murney was again elected
ohalrnau for the year. The regular
meeting, of the 441111 1111..1011 will be;
held at the town hall on the second
and fourth Thursdays of the mouth.,
TEAM VICTORIOUS
IN SEAFORTH GAME
baa been in town this week in the at . o'clock p.m. It was decided to 1n -
Interests ,pf the Retail Merchants'' sure for public !lability, . pr.ls•rty 1
Association.damage. collision and fete on the 1
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shields and motor took recently purchased by the;
MOMM- Ge4144--end- Mi. aped Mrs 148rUl.hr;,n,ul...i,.., e,. pileati.., Baia -b'..
Alnslle. of Detroit, visited} relatives C. N. it. for a 414-mn11d meter oto the!
la Goderlch at the weekend. lighting service wa. grauted.
-.The Mearns E. and ft. Mct'artttr, ort-- -4111-e,-Mittestee-fritte tins rin.et:.le1:;-J
Petoskey, Mlch, have been cl.Itbng at Keltrepresented the •o
mmisalon1
the home of Mr. and`Mrs. R, J. Phe!- at the mann! meeting of the .\wocia-1
am and leave today for Florida. • tion of MutdciIwl Eleetrkal '1'tilltIes
Mr. and Mrs. ticnit F. Altkeir base, h'ld at Toronto last Week.
returned to their Jnue at Hood River. -- --
Oregon, after a stilt of several week. Mr. Hart -lien in Business For Himself
at the home of Mr. Aitken', parent -.The people of Galeria' and visit
Mr. and Mn. J. L. Aitken. Ity will take notice that Mr. V. plat
Mr. It E. Smith 1+ in the Mnrit}me • risen has atart.dl t1 Mwiless (..r him
Province., fu the interests of the, self to the old stand of the 4,nk els h
Doml,lun Road Mitchinery Co., and Belnty Shnppe on the north aide of
Mrs. Smith Ware.' 011■,
Saturday b. West ,t reef 1oppsite the p,+toffa•
h'
mead a week ..r two at I)efr'It. � Mr. llareisou 118.1 been Mr. F'. To de's
The mauy friends of Mrs. 1G,bt, uaslstant for the -pato four years. He
Standish will t.e. pissed to learn will carry u►t the amines* of ladles'
that she 1■ uow able to le up and • and gentlemen's hair dre'asing and
about the house after her recent would to pleased to it.-ele a share et
serime; illness. She had been c,nftucl Ile public pittronege.
to her tied for nitre weeks. The'tamuty parlor has been taken
Missies Nora Horn and Flerete'e•' over by Miss Edna (itmpbell, an ex -
Wiley. of Mitchell. were guests of i'erien(wl lady hair -dresser. She 'e a
Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Litt at the week- gr:oblate of Detroit Setidol of ('ustge-
end. At the Sunday .evening service (!dens and first-class service is
In North street United church Mls' guarnntc•d In all kinds of. beauty
Wiley assisted the choir and rendered culture, For appdntwe•nt+ telephone,
a solo, "Hold Thou My Hand." 536.
Miss Olive Mo:Nee, after spending a -------------
month
- =- --
month with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bitten by Vicious Dog
Jas. McNee, left on Friday for To \Ir Chits. Ranee has a badly
ionto, !I not there joined a party of marked face, the result of an attack 1'.
friends with whom she 1. now 4/0 the a slog while hr was on his rands as
way to Tampa. Florida, to attend the Insurance colic. for 401 1>10.4141y merit -
remainder of the winter. The trip is le- , ung. Ile had just made n call end w•a'
leaving the house when a 1•0lll,' dog
Ing made by automobile.
Mrs. 11. T. Allard and two children., Jumped at him and grabbed. his nose
late of Chicago. are visiting at the and iip in Ills teeth. The wounds re-
bottle of Mos. Allard's father, Mr. J.; !wired medical attention. The dog!
R. Bedford. After n visit of two or which le -aid to !chug to the people
three weeks here, Mrs. Allard will; .•f the 11011'4• at Which Mr. ltnm'e Wes
join her husband in Vau.ourer, where; calling. ha• since 'men captured and
they expect to make their home for j is held by the pollee until it It de -
a few months, later settling to Seattle., diel what disposition Is to be mask'
Wash., permanently.' of it. The dog Inns a had reputation,
----- -_-- having on other..n'atelons. 1t is said,
WE AIT TRY •town a cici,na temper. There- have!
TO DEBERVE THIS 1.0..11 litany eomplah.ts about the none'
leer .If seemingly vngalwm41 .kbgs about
teen, 111111 it thinning nit would net
Atong the reward.+ of editorial do any loran anti tconld hxsem the
wolor is the ,.&fldunul' letter of 111. 1111 111(1.1' of attacks such as tint of
proval from :111 appreciative leader. which Mr. Ranee wa- elle ,tctim.
Such a letter came hi our mall this Public School hoard
week fr..n, Mrs. Chas. ill', Doty of Thr regular meeting of the piton,
Toronto, formerly l of Gndetteb, mid in % oa
o l board w. held on Motor 1
brier' tint 1ho rsurrocl c' iufribintrs"Aftpnn,nn, .W11 11 '1'rustddi Person,
whoni she 111s•utluus may elute 111 11„.:s'•lutirmnnl, Thole -on. Curt, Nafte•I.
1'nrrk' end WiBnce present.
plenatte of tlppreelatiutt we take t..,' She pnlnoipwal of 1'eutrnl srhonl re
Ifla'rfy of publishing the letter hi full -ported for the mewl. of January:
"Enclowsb find postai note for two! Boys 1111 roll. 1112; girls, 97 -total 1119 I
Ilnrs 19rrerfltg 'nr .ub.rrlpblon fur' Average 1111414111 114‘. logs, 92.4
sa y Brad-"
The .tfieers of-Saltford Sunday
school were mach pleased to receive
the following note from Mr. George E.
Morris of Lethbridge. Alberta, ad-
dressed to Mrw, W. eanderwn: tress
urer ',f the school:
I "Lear Mrs. Sanders,u,-I as
•
pleased to read in The G.derl•h Sig-
ual that Saltford S lay school 1•
progressing. Let the good) work eon-
' done, keeping t1 mlud the tact that
while a great many, like myself. are
apt to let the affairs of a imsy Iffe
eruwd out sone of the worthwhile
teachings of early home and Sunday
MacKay Hall next Tuday, F'ebrunry ""` '� ""` "` •e,e seraa sown
es
11th. The pn teens will be in aid of die out entirely. The enclosed very
the l;oderleh 1,Ions Club Frlppled 'mall ehdtue is sent with the best
chlldrene fund. Tickets at 50 ventswishes ..f a 1/111•11of half-n-eetoury
each Inc for sale at Code's hook ate'
store, Campbell'+ drug store and Dun
lop's drfe store.
OBITUARY
MILS. JAMES A. GLEDHILi.
The death oceurrg1 at Toronto on
Wednesdal. January 29th. of Lydia
Fisher, wife of James A. Gledhill, in
her eighty-first year. Deepened was
the daughter of the late J. J. Fisher
of Colborne township. well known in
his day a* au importer of thorough-
bred English horses. Her husband Is
a brother of Mr. Thomas Gledhill of
town and also a former resident of
Colborne towteadp. The funeral took
piece on Monday to Mount Plea•nnt
cemetery. Toronto.
J1. C. JOHNSTON
Hugh Conley Johnston. for the Inst
twenty years a resident of Saskatoon,
who diel Jnnttary 14th after a short
Illness at his home, 321 Fifth avenue.
In that efty. was laid to rest in Wood
lawn cemetery after a server In Mc-
rhns'l at which !ter. .1. a.
'Mi,iKenrl.• offklatcl. Mr. Johnston
w:l. Imre ,It I}Illevafe. in this comity.
snot w•oe+ n resident of Gonlerleh for n
time before going to tie West many
years ago. 11e Is survived by lila wid-
ow. Mrs. Catherine Johnston. two
brothers. .1. •'. Johusfnn, of 8tak810011.
nu.I Janie. Johnston, of Chleago. and
two slaters. Mra. Ben. tenets, of G od-
erich. and Mrs. W. C. Ernst, of
Toronto.
MRS. It)1tEIIT JOHNSTON
Mary Ann Ilnmiltnn, widow of the
late It'.hert ,1,tutstn. passel ,1w•(ty- nt
the home of her son. Mr. John Johns -
ten. Nee -anti! street. 111 Sunday, Feb-
ruary 2nd. in her eighty-second year
lkeensed had beet In ill -health for
the poet fotir years. She was bent in
1'olls,rne township and resided there
she greater part of her lif'. She liverd
for fotir years at Auburn and for the
past fnnr year. she ha! made her
home with her amt, Mr. John Jehnstout. '
tf I wir;'Iterintabnnd predeceased her
thirty-five years and she Is stirrived'
by her only son, Mr. Johnston. of
t;onlerh'h, and. one sister. Mrs. Elite 1
teeth Beckwith. of Tnr.tlo .t private:
funeral service. V011111114 041 115 Iter. 1'
F. Clarke. woos Mold 011 Ttn•.dny after
noon and Interment wit. he Colborne
cemetery. The Imlflenn•r were George
llarnllh•1i, fins. Beadle. 11'. James
lobttston and Minim Pall r. Those'
present"at the funeral from n distance;
were Mina Elim Hamilton ,nal Mr
Lionel Hamilton. of }Lases. .
SPRC1Ai. OPTICAL NOTICE
Here Pair eyes examined he mit
well-known end peinateking special-
ist. Mr. ilugh'nn, formerly n11 ie:11 ex-
Pert for Kent., Toronto. anti Henry
Morgan k Co., Montreal. "Shirty years'
expellent, nineteen years coming to
faierieh. Von are asntred of the belt
apneal work to he ohtalnedl and et
very moderate slain. We- furnish all
the late !tyle of mounting*. the belt
make of the beat makers, and tett
prices are from 34.00 up. Thursdny.
Friday, 1rM'sary 13, 14. SMITIi'S�
..RT MINORS, Oederlcb.
Mr. Murrls enclosed n ehwlne for
$10.
North Street W. M. S.
At the February meeting of the
N. M. S. of North street Coital
+dowel. held Monday e(teruoon, a
program .of unusual interest was giv-
en. The suhjeet was, -Church Union
In Seut1; owl." Mr.. ltamilton by means
of a diagram revieweal in a moat in-
teresting manner the history of the
Scdtlsh rhumb from the time of its
inception to 1899 to the Dlarnptlon
of 184.'3, showing the reason for each
division that took place. Then step
by step she showed how events l.1 1111
to the partial union of 1900 and to the
practically unanimous union of Oc-
tober, 11•:9. Mhaa Mary Itotertson
gave a splendid address on "From n
Woman's Standpoint." recounting the
Impressions of one of thirty' women
who were privileged. to he present at
the union ceremony in St. (Mee'
.church. Miss Bailie gave an impress-
ive address. on "What the Union
Meant to the Youth and Children of
the Church." Mrs. Hetherington read
■ • .Merlon from Muel.are'n's "The
Days of Atilt' Lang Syne." stowing the
intense love of the Scottish people for
the home, which, however, wast Is.
given 1111 for conscience' sake. Th.,
Steeling w -es closed willi,tht' IMxo'rg,
and prayer.
Large Audience Ifiers May
The Kingsbrldge Drametle Club.
giving the three -act enme.dy, 'The
Dutch Detective." in Ma 'Kay Hall on
Tnesdny evening, was gr.etetl by a
bumper house. the audtenee pvcrflow•-
Ing Into the vestlhule of the hall. The
play, which centred around the do -
Riga of an nnthttto(1a but amntenrl.h
detective, was full of humorous sit-
uations anti gare the andien -e plenty
of laughs. The eiesl, the members of
which all titled their parts wPll, w•;ts
ss !ollows: Ambrosia McCarthy. queen
of t1,• larch counter Miss Gertrude
((Connor: Jnbo Gmbh, the pollee
force of Spllnterville---Mlehnrl Foley:
Otto Schmitz. the Dubh i eteetive--
tndre,w Martin: '\resoluta Sonrdrnlrs,
who lose! her tlaho but finds ennaol-
ut111 ,'lw'tvh're-Mias'k,rtlly O'Neill:
.% ureet0. cat and his bride, Gladys
!boater Coo. an eloping entple `-Thom- i
a. Ilownnl and Mins 'Aortal,' Moyers:
I'Innk .11rli••k and Hnrten-s- Smatter,,
two e,e71pnel !mintiest --Innen. Sullivans
ttlti Miss Thelma McIntyre; Katrina
Kant. from Ilnmiltnn 1'Ity-111sa'
Ger(rnde Foley; Meijer flannital
Howler. who seeks vengennee upon
the noun with whom his dnnghter hn'
el.pll Roy Meyers.
+Before the play MIMI Aileen lhiprh•
ler favors. the audience with piano
!elections, rind between nets tongs;
were given by Rev. M. Sullivan of j
f4linton. Mr. Itnym ind Dalton and Mr.
Andrew Martin and the anllnr trio,
Metter*. Martin and Dalton Find 1St.
Frnynr. Mita Martina Mosey played,
the ncenmpinitnfnt*. At the rnndu-
tion of the program Mr. J. J. Hayes,
In behalf of the Alter Sor•iMy of St.
Peter's church, under whole antpleee
the play wan presented, In a few
w.11ehmten word% expreswel nppre-
elatinn of the large attendance.
1930. 1hiw g.wil 'fie Signal 11Iwnyt L Klrl. -h.tal Iw;a, or tgt.0 p1r cent i
l eft+} 11:nik deptalf., 1$411.1117.34r
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The editorial. me excellent. Toe'
The grin, !pill of Alt -toritimitred rq
have 1141 Iden how retell Influence yon ; tarred : Boss on roll, 172; girls, 174-
exert. another Stomal feature I+ the total, :NO;. A% erne.. atPada nee -1:4
canton found nn the editarilit ;Nov. Mays, girls u,tatl, 1, 4..r1.58.2.per
+enf. p d any Ita1.1 delsi,its. .0
`''e always enjoy Mrs. ('nrrie'-! The eliniouti et the 144.111101 tnan•
ktters when she goes abroad and agement committee reported that fisc'
shares with it, the delights of travel chllanai front the county Children's
i think The show grow, better
Steiner Mere ntteudlnw Victoria school
all anti1 nsklthe Iwrard f.. deal w•Ith ole
the time. There 11115.• Ia•en- mph 1141 1.1 11 I'•r of•d rhurgl11K-nwldent fess.
articles during the past year or two. 1i. misted also test only ane other
f Particularly enjoyed the one 00 non re.ltient {ntpil 8.11'. n1Ici Ihhl t'ic-
(•ol. Van Egmont!, 1 dlatinrtly n•: t'rin nrh,nel aud Iturt til+ 1(1111 wn'
paying 1he rt•gnlxr fes of *3 n wonlh.
member his 5011. Mr. Edward Van F:e I'hcm avec uo non resident pupils 11t
mond, t he tole whc was , horn in Centpi1 es•heot.
Russia during the tames( from Mt. ' The secretary was Instructed to
env. tie used lo vitt el the haute of write the intik aehel acoria of 1
my arnmdfnther and ins then an old Stretford. Walkerton and other leaven ;
to nsrertaln the prnetl•e P. to collet-
man of ninety-two or three, I 011011 141 tion of non•n•ddcut feear for owes
fnpp,.e. from the County Shelter.
'1,a1'ely there linve been fine coteThe heard aweph•d un ht'itsttlon
trihnl1 1' frim Mr. Elliott ;Intl also from the VIrtorin !tome and Scheel
Club to attend the Clolis 8nnw11 loin le
from Mr. ('line. Healy. They always day party, to he held Thurakty even
call ne idensnlut rendniecences. Mr Ing. Febrnary 13t11.
Henle Is au.•h an enthn.laatle •old boy.. The Geilerich Wotnt,ti's Institute
is he red!' lb el'eme 141 -hate carried sent n cheque for $3O trvan!e'tM' ant -
Into the workaday world so ninny we. n(•knowledgtl elth thanks.nry of the mtt'icel hlstruct;r. lads
lm1ey memories of hl! boyhood. The chairman of the finance roan-
"Excne thio lengthy carafe, hut' nits,.' rnper(cd on estimated receipts
we want yon' to know how much ire and expenditures for the year. fuel
apwe gte The Si al." a "lotion was mewed asking the pion
council to levy the stun of 422,14*) for
the pwtrpwsem of the board for 1930.
The regular sleeting of the W.('.T.1'. 1 Thlu Is nit Inrrense of $1.000 over IoM
will 1.4. held at the home of Mrs..1 11. I year's levy.
Colborne. Rt. Patrick's street. 4111 Thia rnn,iutied ilu• hnalnrss 41 the
Mondeo. Fehnitry 10th. at 3 p m. meeting.
'rs totd•u !tette. t+elug sicca.! ... ,
revers hip each year by *eeIIitatlon, the Seaforth rink -on Wednesday even -
Mr. ltaeker wits 'born in llrusaels i11 MK. This was n. replay of the game
1874, icing r run of )Ira. Barker and
Played at Seaforth on Tuesday of
he late /:e lege Busker. Ile ha, leen last week, when the score was a tie.
a llldlong resWetut of Brueci', %'herr 1-1. A capacity crowd of enthu+rlastic
fans witnessed the game., Geodetic,'supporters were there in good numbers
h, cheer their team on to victory.
another hockey special Ming run on
the C. N.It.
It wall a hard-tonght struggle from
is'etudng'. cud. For upwards of fif-
ty wiuutes the tw•u teams fought to f
g iallt•so draw, which indicate% how
evenly matched they were. When
play got under way It awed easily lie
•.011 that Loth trams Were out to win.
Con-equeittly the contest was a fast
aur, with first • team and then the
ether attsteking and shooting on tete
opposing goal. It was a much better
exhibition of hockey than the Cllntou
and Coderlch teams' provided on- Mon
clay night.
There was 110 scoring in the first
two periosts, although there were some
close calls, both • goalkeepers making
s'u# senettluual sates. Many of the
shu(m on the goals were dead on,
A. C. IIAE44ER
Warden of Huron County
while others were rather 'fluky.
and it was jest by sheer luck that
neither team scored. The players of
both teams produced some nice cone
111L,u nt tlm_ett, _
The final stanza proved to be the
most exciting of the contest, with both
_el _wise - Oederkb
went on the offensive and attacked
the Seafirrth citadel repeatedly. About
halfway through tete period they were
successful in oItntutig a goal, which
gave them the game. Joe Lemieux,
who had turned. to a brilliant game
at centre for GMlerieh all evening, got
this ;mounter. For a few minutes after
11ti' the reeforth leain were on their
toes and pressed hard for a goal to
tie .fe game.. but in the ilial Mon,
ents ,'f Ida( the game was pretty well
In the Reaturlh end of the rink.
.411 the Goderich players turned 11
11 gaol eau* and it would he unfair
to nentiou any player In particular
who starred. The sane thing might
else Is' said of the S;nfurth teen. The
credit for the smallness of the sdore
should be given to tbe goalkeepers.
who played exceedingly well.
The referee was A. it. Oliver,. of
Galt. and he handed) out eleven pen*,
ties for miner offences, Seaforth serv-
ing six of these and: Goderieh fire.
The line-up:
See feet h - Goal, R. McGeoc h : de -
[trice, Allan Reid. .1. Hart; centre,
iee. O1Brien ; wings, 1. Yungblut, Len-
n ie ()Brien; subs, 11. Holmes, F. Wil-
lis, Geseho.
ti«lerith-Goal, 11. Doak; defence,
E. Westbrok, J. Woods; centre, J..
Lemieux; wings, 11. Murney. Geo.
Allison; subs., "Rud" Stunly. ikon
M'Kny, 1t Stoddart.
iteferce- --A. it. Oliver, of (Imit.
Group Standing
Won lest Tie
4;4alerlch 5 0 1
Seaton lt 3 '2 1
Clinton ± 2 2
•MItih.JI 0 0 0
•Ai1tchell Audi defaulted the remain-
ing games in the schedule after play-
ing
layIng two mntchett with (hoderkh, and
r'tt•h of the other tennis. Senferth and
Ciliates is credited with two wine. '
he 1s engaged In the grain tiredness
111 l»'ities he is a Conne'rvettre. He
la it member of the Brussels United
shunt and takes an active part in the
varied affairs of the village.
Mr. ltaeker has a fanlike° of two
(1a1:ghter. and tau .ons: Misses Mary
anti Ileki t;eergr_guie
Itrusselx,
Warden Bneker's mu/detail exper-
Ieuce Isms Imes attended with consid-
erable success. In the year 1922 the
r11Iuige of 11rus.els had u tax rate of
furry -fee mills mad there was a de.
fielt 4111 the hooks of gt1.IMMr. 10 11(21)
the tax rate was only thirty wills
and there was a morellos iu the hank
e f :)10.000.
A ('old Plunge
While eutttig holes In the he al
the harbor on \I lar afternoon for
fishing purposes Capt. Peter MacDon-
ald backs) into nue of the holes that
he himself hnd• made /11141 went down
oltt of sight. F41rtnmtcly Jos. McPhail
happened) to be close by and noticing
Mr. Maeltonald go down he grabbed
a pike pole and hooked it Into his
+oat collar and r+aened Ida. It wits
certainly n nan% escape, but Mr.
,aeloouuld was cone the wore for
h is cold hath.
G. l'. I• WIns Two More
Two games 'f bnskrtlndll were
played at the G. 1'. 1. gymnasluw 4111
Monday evening, one btw.en the 11074'
team. . and one het woo!' the girl.'
team. of the Goderich and Mitchell
1411oo1s. Roth games were won by
• 1., the girls' by they store of
44.211 and the boys' by the saute of
26.111);
1F 11).
Thr G. 1'. 1. trams were net follows:
hoes --('ins Naflel. center: Jahn
Knt•cahuw and Frank Savage; guards:
lice Ncwl•.tnbe Mid Allen I't'utland.
for,artls; (till harrow, Vigor Ellielr CLINTON-GODERICH GAME
and Ambrose Colborne, 1111110. •
iris -Evelyn' Dean, cental : \lad
cline .to•hesn and Medcllne \ Ifiel.
forwards; JeI:sl•' vices!(, Cleta %'a t
eon land Margaret Sanderson. 811811 :
Irortthy Hurtiey foul 1t,rolhy
\1 Frighlalrr Convention
\l. --r- 11. to. 8I,'i•tly :aid 1:. l4
Zinn, local salesmen far the Frigl-
dnlre, were at Buffalo last week -moil
attending the FrIgidulrc annual region
nl 4nns.•11t lou w1.1111 wen, held 111 11.
\In,-ir ilex '1'11e111r,' un SII tnrd•.ty. '1'114
event cm4lndcl whit a bu11llw't held
at Hotel Stotler In the evening. Mr
Otto Joloann, of 1Vrnxeter, who is the
local district representative for Fri;;
Wake, also utas present. Mr. Johns 1 .
wa- ems o1 the represent/1W cs,.) 1, i,.
4ei,eft n •n1411 reward nt the withering
for ontstandl11g sn1Pm nahh• rm(•11t .1111
lily: 11129. Messrs. Johann, Sturdy x1111
''/.t•o, a'o were present at at gulher-
t11t; „f 1'rigidtaire salesmen held at
L,•, 1„n to I rldny Peening.
Marine Club Social
Tie third social of the s'awnl els,'n
by t1* Marine Club wens held in ter
tkl.lfellow.+' hall January :41st and a
joyl111 evening ars spent hese! ores
eat. The first port of (11e evening was
!Tent In card pleyln2. ..'bre nu.l
five hundred.Mrs. R. Mathes
to won
the Indl's first prize, n, st AV.,. E.
oto
fly the rtn+olulion. Mtr- Morris
W'c:,er won the gcntlemsn's first
VI. e' and Mr. Amos Stewart the cm•
sal thin. .4fter fnnoh the flair was
cleared and flaming ennui ,•11•ed at,1
we- cnntinned until 3 a.m. All pros
ent hada steel time and tis•.!,esti rise
Marine ('inb s.n•lnt. the' hest of the
season'* troika. Watch fol• the next
number' peel Mer the: yon get. your
env itefleit Pet' to time: 'flu musi,
we- furnished by Mr. Tom Fllln(t ;mel
Mt D. else rn. icon.I
Ills management of tis. t;hikiree's
Shelter acknptbtlerlgea with thniks a
lineation of several boxes of eake anti
walldwlehsa from the G+nlerieh Mar
tm ('Inh.
ON MONDAY A TIE
Not a Goal Scone! in (:setae flayed
en Clinton ler '
Not n a .11 w^1' so•nred 1u the O. 11. t.
:etermedhte game staged At the Chil-
ton arenas ,'n Monday night, when lite
1 uwlerl.h and Clinton -teaume played
for ninety minutes ht once of the most
evenly -notched c.ntc'fs o1 the se0M+o1.
Tl i wns the second overtime tie
game the Ioegisohnd played this pear,
the prey oua gator toeing with Seafort11
nn Tuesday night of lest wcek, when
, the ' genre WW1 1.1. 79ic' rink wn'
111041441 V.! 11' honk. • 11'111141ets. Who
witnessed it clCan lively genie .d
• l ,i.Cy. 'The conic- a .tttrastci (Iver
Ile hundreel Gofier',c 1 fans. IV011 on
two hundred I. i':•l•n, made tie
trip on a special t- N. R. train. while
ul:toy tatter, %ant sy ,ni•omt`,dr.
Tim Name commented about R::o
u 'clo'k, after the :rr•r1a1 a'1 rhe Geol.
erbeh trnln. The (linen! pdnycra went
- Into the eontr4-t .11.ru sitesi tt will.
R. thiel' r011 !IMO 4,111t `:11t tb.;r
ri,nittot 1011 'len. ILe o Iter 1tr-grm,p
hotior•. t1 the first leriod piny a ,s
pretty evenly divided 811l1 there w.,r
nn penaltlee. lb the second frame t
1,1.,t0rs a:o -1 tit' • Lt.., _- . •e. .I
Wetels, ,'r the li.aterk•l• ire up dr, x
De firs. penalty- of t'•e t e ' 1 in fl,lt
1 wld41le sttinza for n 11111 tilt Offen 4
R41111z1r.g that Gales' '1 h • '. my fi • r
, men on the Ice Clinton pressed hard,
Imo the', necks Were Ineffcetive. .1.
"Elliott drew Clinton'. first max' e
near the cone of the period. A. the
1 ' 11 lose• , Ixt.,1 C1:•.•ell rochee11
tomo nice tomhlnnllon, hitt the
r- v4 fp I....! 1) inter, el.:,4 by t le
Gnderieh rwtyt, who checked cense ,
fM• h si (ieb to :n bud ,, cal n e
than^ec (" •"urn to obs+ p.tIod w1 n
tlo•y slut lulu Cliutou 5.,.1 y. 1.1t
their. failure to TIMkp .nil !M at •.1•44.
right time spooled the a„catvenesa •.t
h, 'r Puerta, The pleserM W(?4.4
r d1 is, mix things at till. tinge' .f
the game, hurt Referee Oliver a Is
prompt to notle"e the tusslee end
the offender, a trip h, lit pens y
(Continue' on 11. re MI