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The SIGNAL
EIGHTY-THIRD YEAR, 1O. 21.
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY. MAY 1. 1930
TIIP SIGNAL PRINTING CO, LIMITED. Publishers
GREAT GATHERING
OF HORSEMEN HONORS
PRESIDENT WHITELY
Complimentary Dinner at Hotel
Bedford Proves a Huge
Success
A gathering unhpe In the annals
of Goderieh was that which took I
Ace at Hotel Redford last Friday'
night. the occasion being the (sohspli-
mentary dinner tendered to lir. J. 1t.
Whitely in recognition of his et4•cetiou
as twesid.nt of the Canadtaa Rational;
Trotting and Pacing Awes -lethal. Never
wax there inch a gathering 1.f itorae•-
men In this part the country. They i
were there froilr all over Western!
Ontario. and they Jollied with loyal'
citizens in a chorus of tribal. to Dr.
Whitely that would have warmed the!
cockles of `Anyones heart -and the•,
Doctor Is quite human.
The enthi daann rent -;';; Its height
when Mayor MaeEw t.chslf of
t to erieb rot • *ring.1s•
he dM
T
aoelatlon, treaent i' 4i� tor with!
c rested ►1.1
eAlrer skrt In d� h n U 1
• n 'VA a [r
Map -watch. •
Altogether it was a night that will
he talked atsntt for a long time whsi
horsemen congregate.
F. R. 'Senn. ex-M.P.. of Golf. was
the chairman of the big gathering and
seated wfth Mm at the head table. he -
skint the [neat of the evening. were
W. A. McCullough of Toronto. seen••
tary (.t the' Rational Trotting Eel
Pacing A ...elation : George Pito'.
Robert Henna and .AJ. Proctor ..f
Toronto: W. H. Grouch and Roy Broth-
ers of Stratford; W. C. Crumtner ..1
Cbathsm : hank Blair of Galt ; J. W
Rane'tlhootom of Walkerton : A. 15
/ ntherland of S aforth : Wm. Martyn 1
of Mitchell; Mayor Mai-Ewnts, E. It.
Wigle, A. .1. MacKay and Andrea
ibAer. (lod.rkh. At the other tables
hormen from many tart° Points!
sI
Were seated with local citizens. mak- j
ina a gathering which completely
filled the hi[ room.
W. E. Wiciks. of St. Catharine.. acro
e4 RR master of erremnntrs, with the,
abs an111•tnnce elf Hector Hays of
With. And rfaiitehrre It should he said
that Mr. Bays '4114 the lion's share'
of the wort preliminary to the ben -1
gait. end did It in ■ manner that
contrlbnted greatly to the rases. of
the evetst. •
1►u the wall of rile 11..4ngr..om were
hung articles familiar to every barge-
man. n aalky (minus the wheel's), a
driver's tunic. pall. brnsh. pitchfork.
etc.. with rhe prophetic Ilaearrl:1
"Ramona (ratter's outfit after win -
nine the Derby at Kalamazoo. HMO.",
Host Litt provided an excellent fish,
and chicken dinner. anti the 17:. or .n
diners were nerved In a manner that re•
fleeted credit mem the management
of the hotel.
Mnsis w -as furnished by e f or-ples.•
orchestra and additional entertain-,
meet was provided by Chas. Keating of
"In this world, if you Ilse long
enough, you will get tired of
everything -men, women. pol-
ities. dinners. yad.ts, money-
making-but
oneymaking-belt when the feschln-
tion of the race horse nets flit..
the blood It never leaves you.
It is the greatest sport and the
poorest business ever desired by
man."
Words of Pierre LorriLIrd
quoted by Mr. F. S. Scott. chair
man at the Whitely banquet On
Friday night..
FOOT AMPUTATED IN
WALRERVILLE HOSPITAL
Elliott McVittie of •Goderieh �'letim
of Serious Aeeident
Word was received here Tuesday
night that Mr. Elliott McVittle, son
of Mr. and Yrs. :Henry aleVIttle of
Golprlch, had met with a distressing
accident that day while on the way
to fort Colborne with the tugs tow-
ing the Kilmer & Barbour dredging
apparatus, which left (loderieh ots
Sunday. The accident occurred about
thirty-two miles from Walkervllle.
where the tug. Dupre went aground
In rhe river. Effort. were taint made
to free 'the tug when yontn Me1'Ittte's!
foot eine caught Iti some way a•
he wan handling tie tow rope. The
foot was. so badly crashed that It was'
found netesaary to amputate it in the
Walkervllle hospital' to whirls 1* was:
taken.
Mella4urne iMeVittle. brother of thel
injured young bran. and Frank Stokes.
of Grslerlch. were present when the nee
client oes,lrred. as they ado ,were
making the trip with the. Nods.
There la -general sympathy with thei
young matt -he is about twenty-three
yeary.tof age -in the misfortune which
has befallen him.
Mr. and Mrs. bleVtttle left today
fur Walkervllle to be with their sou.
Scuforth as *mg leader: Harvey M•• -
Gee. (s.mwllen, of- Althorn: George
51,4Cee. violinist, St. Catharines; Clar-
ence Colton. soloist, St. Catharines:
and E. 1'anEgtnand. pianist, S esfortIs
The Toast List
The proceedings opened with the
toast of "The -King." which was loyal-
ly honored.
The chairman expressed his pleas-
ure in havin he honor of presiding at
rich a esti* ng. Never tsefori. In fir
Pruviuce of (Ontario had there Lawn
soeh n gathering of horsemen. It
oil- .,:•leas' of the esteem In which
lir Whitely ens 11.1d. and it Was also,
I demoastntioa of the bokf the pae-
big and trotting Morse had' upon the
people of the i'rovince. Mite Wilkes.
the well-known horsewoman. hal a
quotation In which horse racing was
ek•sr•rhsd es "the greatest sport and
the poorest business ever devised try
man." It was perhaps a good thing
that they were not thinking of bual- 1
nese an the dim, tart were giving
some attention 'th that widendld ani-
mal ale horse.
Mr. Scott then introdu.ed air. A. J
)H•Kay, manager of the Canadian (tank
of Commerce. Golericlt, who proposed
the toast 'Z1]rr City of Goderkb." Mr.
McKay said he war Inlpre'nrrsd with
the flue array of horsemen he waw i.e-
fore him, the greatest ever Neon In
this town. After a fitting tribute to
Goderieh as "Huron's Golden /:ate"
and the prettiest town In ('anode. the
speaker quoted the late Dr. Macdonald
of The (lobe as stating that old
Scotland'. eller prminct wan men of
character and saiUty, and applied
this to (laler%eh, which bad produced
many outstanding men. Among the men
of whom Goderieh wan rightly pmud
was Dr. Whitely. who was a leader
botb In the medical proferrkon and in
the "sport of kings.'
Mayer -Meet watt respnndexl to the
toast uµ1 termed it a happy privilege
to do an. On behalf of the town of
1 (loderleh he extended to the horsemen
of Ontario a right royal civic wet-
' tome. "The gates are open and the
bare dropped, and the police hare
been order.d to take a holiday and let
you enjoy yourselves ("Hurrah" from
the andie'nee1.
Bra Worship gave briefly some Ma-
llory
ielory of (3aleerten from its founding
IOL' pairs ago. when -In doferenee to
ti* horselnen, ilia Worship espial/we'll
--the town was lekl out in the form of
a sulky wheel. Since them all Ttre
big titian had planned to have a sim-
ilar "ahe•1'' within their bounds; tout
(Continued on page 5)
The News of the Town
The "Spinster„" Entertained PERSONAL MENTION
The R'oman's Guild of St. George's,
,church held a pleasant aortal evenlug
In the psarl•A1 hall on Tues(lay evening.
Miss Macara bas returned to tow's
the specially invited .(,tens being the
after spending the winter at Toronto
member,. of tI,' cult of the piny en and Atlantic City. •
tilled "The Splisterrs ('unvention."
Mise Helen Strang arriving from
The first part ,rf the evening's enter
New 'Turk un Wednesday .ecrulug to;
talnment arhrlsted of community slug
hag. This was followed by au address doe with her mother. Mr.. H. 1.,Str:sig ,
by Mrs, 1' W. Carrie, who told ten • • •
interestingly of her resent trip to Mrs. Alex. bit Wson and Miss Jean
al -
Florida ":IK►" was -then played. TI.-
Lawson reptrpei home on Friday af-
1•rize-winners Is•Ing: First. Mrs.\ F:. ler spending the winter woultis In
Evans: Cud. Mrs. Ilarry Hunt; (Sin- ea�lforula, .
solation, Mrs. S. W. Riley. At the clow•
refn'shmeuts were sers.'d Mr. Norval Anderson acvagmuled
by his (r'ustn. Mr. Rin. Ihilkhn, of Clio
First Orkin -carrier LeaelM - ton, spent se•ternl days at l.onduu
la -t week.
The steamer (luesl.w• cleared, light. • • •
on Saturday afteruo'n for the heal Mr. and Mrs. It. C. 1tc'ytol•Is and
of the Lake. to -load grain. 1`hls was Miss Claire Reynolds ret11ru,si lust
the first ..f the grain -carrier. which week from London, where they spout
wintered stere to leave part this
the hinter.
sprina• 1Mt Weltresaliy night two; •. • •
more steamers. the Franz and 11 Mrs. 1 Ur. 1 .Gallow lots. returned
Smith. cleared night, also hound for - from Detroit and 1'olwlo, where she
the head of the Lakes. Wveral otler'tgo•ut two weeks with the Misses WW1
lases+ are !Plug fitter) out uud will I and Louie Millar.
likely leen.'. shortly. • • •
The Ia.ikxge freighter Weyburn of J Messrs. Janie.. and Archie J •s. of
the Canada Steamship Lines twits in 1tetrolt, were week -end g,se.ts at th,•
port last Friday and took on a (onto! home of their parents. Mr and .Airs'
of 1'_•414 (•ase" of eanueal Rawls.; P. L. Jones, North street.
which sere 'brought here from the • • •
1k.nihdun 4'atsner' factory at Exeter' • Mr. and Mrs. 1). L 11111 .lslteol
for shipment to the head of the lakes. 1 friends at Brantford Ixst week and
Kilmer & Berber's dredging erhtfp also spent some days lit Toronto.
melt. including the dredge ''1lragon.,where Mr. 11111 attended the (sinew
Rater" and %co.ws. was taken to .Bort i Ronal �r,nretltlon.
Colborne uu Surxlay. The ung" Erle' . • • •
King and W. II. Forrest towel the g Mr. and Mrs. George Cowan. F asp
arsarahts• 11'awan osb, entertaimrl a large number
The drain pipes leading to the her. of their relatives and neighbors tont
4'anada. Flour -.
bur tram the Western Tuesday evening. April �. In honor . t
Millis pMnt Mrame plugged and met, their fourteenth we•kling iantdrersary.
are lit work this week makln, repalro. • • • -
The Local fishermen retort that fish- ,Mitchell Advocate: Yrs. Gid 1.414.
I A h lift 1 Ina
in[ Is not Iery br s'. the w• after visiting at her old home In Logan
light ..,• for the past few weeks. Attending fu
her mother, who recently passel away.
Railwayman Serfoaaly majored has returned to her ltosue in 4iewlerich.
Mr. l..1 flail. of Gaerieh. baggage- : • • •
man on the remedial' NatIonnl Rail-{ Messrs. Reg. S.. .'rbc, .partes Smith.
Way. met with is '.chase►-w.wldent of James flirter and Ges'rge• Snwerhy
the station here nn Monday night mi,tnred to Brantford last Fritter.
%hortly afre'' 11 r:elnet. sustaining a While there they attended an okl-time
fractured skn11 and painful lead in- fiddlers' contest. Mr. Smith taking )art
Jnrie■. -Mr. hall hail made the trip in the event.
front Toronto on Ibe late train. After' • M •
the nrri,-al of trains It 1• customary Mr. 4'. F. Chapman lin. a"eryxeel a
to swItc1l the ranches Into p.•itl,'n in position on the .a1•• staff of Sett ht.
the yard and Mr. TTall was proceed-, Stations F7quipme•nt - Company. Tor -
Ing nbort Isis visual work in assl•t onto, and leaves this week to take over
ing to switch the ears when the me- hits new duties. Mrs. Chapman intends
client c"enrreil. ile had Just "thrown- leaving nett week to Join her husband.
• • •
the 'switch and was welkin[ aionR• I
side the trnek in the some.. dfre'tioi The engagement t. nnnoursrd.of
n• the taekini train. Brakeman Ryek- Blanche Victoria, daughter of Mr..
min way on the hacking raiiwar Knot and the late John Knox of God -
mach and nnttdnr -Hail's -deuterons' erlbh, to Andrew Tswrenee Ormiston
mullion calleel to him to get. out of'er Cleveland, Ohio. The marriage will
the way. As Hall tnrnel arming) he 1 take plme quietly this month.
wail struck on the heed by the earl
Ind knocked to the ground clear of thej Gesrge'a Blt/de Coss
tract i About thirty-six memhcrs of th,•
When ple•krsi lip • the Milord man llible elan. of St. George's church were
wR• nnPan•rinna. Dr. :1. H. Taylor 1 the guests of Miss Isobel Raines :t
eras snimaoned and had Mr. final re-; a social evening held at her home on
moved to .1leeandra hospital. 1 Tuesiny night, The evening was spent
Today Mr. Hall is reported to be do-, In playing games. llanring and sing-
ing as well as cnn),) be Pdw•tPd. nl- . rungs. The sonnet election of officer•
thnngh he Is still in a senors ennrll- took place eianssi those a. follows: en for th).'
gluts. 1 _ • dent, °Miss Gladys Shore ; tits -..resp
MarkOn--Harvey dent. Rtobt. Henry: %e•retnry. le' p
Crawford tHenryrr. MIs. Nn1klln'
% faille rho rnl service marked the! dent.
organist. G. B. t►nvles:
i m•urrin[P at St. 411nte'■ ••hnreh, Tonin- teacher, Rev. J. N. H. Mills. Mr. Mill -
40. on Sa4nrdrs atfirnnnn. of F,rl.! took the app rtnnity to (ymerntnbate
Alfw.n, dasiebler of )Ir. and Mrs. .1.'the retiring president. MIs+ Imine-.
A. TTnrrsy of '•HarerntL" oral Tar.', uud' the other affil -Pr' 515.'5' their
Lionel A. )1nrk11n. .on of Pr. and I rileis•lid work tinrinm the lwlsr ys hr.
J. R. w• IIITICI Y. OI .D.,
Fresideat C.aadiad Natkis4 I Trotting and Pacing Miartattda
•
i Mei. .5. 11. Mnckiln of •lcwlerls•h. Rev.1 florin¢ the evening n•frt•:hmenrs were
Sextn• Stiles officiated. .1s the bride s,•tved.
Rpp'nrwl the snrplicrll .•hair ere- - - -- - -- -- -
(rslel her down the nide, shlg CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S
int "The Volpe Thnt Bren:hell 'r
Ellin," Stmt•nrt Rosedenre presiding BENEFIT MAY 15, 16, 17
lit the organ. F).mrtell lay her hither., IT M
she worn a gown of pole eggshell To He liit•Pn by Lions Club Minstrels
srtfin. with eggshell toile cell cnnght in Madel Theatre, Iawlerirlt---Turco
at the stiles with eltielwelss hln.snfns' performances and !distiller.
In n ehnrming cap effes•f. And carried I )Ir, Charles Aleakins. who as n rr
a shower bouquet of (1pha'lln nese - Idea of Goderieh. and npw•n hi., re 1
ore•hltis anel lily of the valley. Mb.. torn from London. England. where ht
1k'ris'Tarrey. sister of the bride. who. had Mea playing at the hlstort••
Retell ns bridesmaid. wore n r.tnn-i-fin,..-,...-f,a,e '191entre. was natratched',
frock .1 flowered chiffon In imastrt 1 regarding the benefit for the eriprylirl
shades, with beige nrnline's hat ' children of the county. was sn 101
trimmed with green velvet ribbon. and prr•sw•d by tit paerri1.11115.s of the
serried sweet pleas in pastel diaries s. 1 sncl, a charity' +.olid do that he
and- pink rnnenlns. Dr. Erie Patter- inonedlalely In.tk.the responsibility for;
wan
was best man. The ushers In- the prodnetian and hi• :n.nr0s tit•
eluded Dr. Fronk Gender. Tor. Ridd.11.j pilIsIle Birt with 1114' talent in Golcrl'•h
TWestmnn, Pr. Lew'. DPI and Tor. nal hi; twenty-five years' etp.rieti--•-
Frnnk Campbell 1Alting the signing: (lie e4»sw will be :n. et.:ellent 45110 and
of the re¢Ister iTnrry C .lrn'kmnn ! with the crlppl.d children to fight for
sone "11 Fair and Sweet and Hale." the piddle will be .tanking no ml -Li he
The ('hole. daring the ree"aionnl in swing the performance (+veto ngs'r.•'
man -h, proeolet to the'entrnnee or: then once.-
the ehnrch. where they formal a giinrd'• The number of +-rippled children in
.d honor through which the bridal 1 the county w. impressed Mr. Meakhr
pmtty trns%erI Following rhe sr•renlnuy;'thnt he wrote his brother. who is
rr- reception ens held at these hnln' of flewn.of Meltrin.; Ht. WHIM 4'01VersiIt
the !.ria.•. Mry. ilnrsry. the bride"s1.•ud heed of the famed 14(q'nl'5l'torha
Mother. . re•elved in n mown Of 1.111. Hospltnl In .Montreal, to get Infnrmn-
lee• with Iney straw hot. Mrs. Mack -' tion rrgenling- the meolleil resetireh,
lin. the groom'. mobi'r, received In !'-of the crippled child. in the Intnrma
a French mown of navy crepe with' flan rerlval If Is clearly shown that
li•Ige trimming- and helm, hat. The , with' proper tjialil•RI eare and early 1
hrfd. nhd groom lett'later on n motor I attention sixty ler tent. 1.1 the Oates!
trip t.. T'ittshrote Ami will take ftp real- will" respond to treatment and the mn. 1
4Pnee in Clr'vOTand. The bride travel dltioto be rectified, making Ile *mill
i.d In a Print's] silk frock. Meek felt patk•n► whole And reAdy ho (5, the
an.t %gene hat and Meek rent with world with lh0 snm" twwly that Prot•I
lapin m1Ur.• ,ien(e intended for it.
Now, W0111r1 anyone lir'grn4g. one
The rolstreet for the s.msfnu•tion of e►nllar to make It ponldhh• for the Trip
a mtle'n'4P pavement. on the tendon pied children• of this mmnty to grt"thls'
♦ ro•1d Is'tweYm 1.r1(wn awd COnttnlln nw,ll-'al lid? Then Rttend ane lir more 1
hn�bs'n ltwardtsl t., Curran R Iirkw' of these p•rfmrmnno" of fie crippled
rhlldren's heneflt In awe ¢leen t/y_fhe
Mra. Jaeoh tl ran .d the hnnaq,nf 1.Mns iMnmmofhl •Minstrels at fie
retain.. Minton. gratefnily aehnow- M411►F31, T11F:ATRE, (T(►i.FJltl(111, on
ledge's. , the donation of a nnmlw'r of may 1 nth. 14114, nrld 14tH,' in the even-
*Ifta foam the WM.S. of Knox church lima at kir, p.p .'and with n Phl1d-
tor 41* Inmate, of the HmnP. The ren'. matinee an Aatlsnlay, the 1741),
donations Included knitted aha t+tla.,� at tut,
cuablma, chair tfaet "St.( and ,nr- `11f TRT 1T1(Ii.T.A.R M AAN 11ZT.P
prime bores of candy, ete. • POR THE ORIP!'I/JD.
To Broadcast Hotel Sunset
Mr. flus.. t'. Lcw, proprietor of EWA j•
Sunset, has made arrangements for
the advertising of his hotel by radio
this season.- Each mooing, Is•tao•0o,
5.45 and II :al ,''rl''-k It the w,ck, Al:,. '
• fo 10. )Ian 1!t to _4,► uud Jalae. oto 7'
'.%J1t cletroil1 w111 broadcast is IH,'
sage telling of the attractions of Guel-
erieb :is a tourist resort, with a brief
mention of Hotel W10s4n. 'rhe pril'•
'or this advertising will stake quit.-
n dost in Mr. Lee's bank balance. bol
I 4
Saturday, the 17th. for C' magi.. At
the Alt►i►EL TIIEATRF:. G(11►F:RI('ll.!
' ' SParrh for Missing Man
Mitch anxiety 1s felt by Mr. 'M. Mr•'
Cann. relath-.» and friends f..r the'
safety 4,f lir. M(1'ann, who has leen
misshu¢ shut Sundae. Mr. McCann -
,
left Detroit on Sunday usfterns'on bn
a large motorboat Iswlnd for Cal.•ri.b
and was exltee'twd here bate that night
He Is reported to have been seen testi
when lie dearest from Sarnia about
B.8!► n'rlo•k Sntsday afternoon. Mrs
Med'nnn. who Was formerly Miss -
pone Weiss of Gniuirieh. hos 1.e.,, here
ainec Sunday awaitlhg the arrival of 1
M•r litedmnd, hating made the trip here;
from Detroit by motor ear s
Spurr Mondry n •Illigent -,•arch for
the missing reran has law* going t n
\ speed motor lann.•h-has been en-',
milted all week making train • lip ►he
lake frntn here anti on Tuesday even -1
Ing shout 7 n'Plnek an Aeroplane or-:
rived in Goderleh from Klte•hener to;
assist in the search The pato • Ia,.,te•.1
in .Murney's field smith. of the town
end took on R. plssenmer to as'lst the
••Ilo, tired (11111.". of Kitchener. in the
Mint. The plane was nut nil tint Weil -1
nesday senrchtng the lake and.shores'
between Sarnia and Golerich. but to
date no trace of Mr McCann has 1*.,,,
found. a dense fog on the lake on
R'whtewlnv greatly handicapped Mei
.ea rehers.
Fn hat looprw are naw• helri ort for'
M.'Cann's safety. Ills boat may have
caught fire or sprang a leak. On the
other hand.. he mny he afloat some -1
where with engine troi/ielP. If he hod
loam) ricked tR' by arcane he w•ou1.1
11e hula'+, tof ,Aurin. tlalt the investment
will he a profitnhle .one. The opening
of hotel Sunset this year -is fice,l'1
for Juue Ifith. _ -
For Crippled Children
The program orratlged by the Liums
Club of Goderi h for the laulefh
of the crippled children ,'f the routsty '
Will lie an nitusually dicers,. one. The:
t'1r'-I pearl will he the Lions Matta,, h -
Minstrels, whk•11 will )s••('nntn.ed of
sercntccu mnsir•nl numbers told the!
funniest end -men in comics in this seg..
tion. They are funny. The sr'otsd Part
wHl have Instrumental molar and gear•
tett[s', toad IN. high Seip«d .\thMte•-i
In r number to he follawost by n rip.- I
roaring farce,eorwly. "11,0 X,•w 114),W.
Man." u Inkc''ff on the l'mvincia11
(louse. 'This skettli will have In the
east : Messrs. Parsons, Blackstone.
Darrow, Jenner, Hitobert. 4'lark end:
Bobber. This array of talent is;
enough to assure the piddle that the,
dollar %pent for the ertpplel children
will 4* laid for. It will foe ti great i
show. Come and see 1t, May 15th. 144th
told 1711t and n children's matinee on
COMMUNITY
ASSOCIATION ATHLETIC
IFCR)idED !GOVERNMENT ASKED
TO PAVE GODERICH-
G. L. Parsons Is President of New'
Organization
The puldic Meeting held hl the town
hull on 'Tuesday evening for the tour-
pt,.e of organizing a community nth-
letie us'uclutluu was well attended.
'upwards of forty repr.se•itative citi-
zeus iw•ilig 4ire•setir. Mt. D. 1. Hill was
voted to the .hair told )Ir. Lorne
looting acted as secretary.
The clutlruwn ,'fs•uwt the meeting'
'tilt ga !oriel' address, outlinag the•'
pnri.''e of the gathering. He was of
the opinion that there were argn-
ua•nts for and against the fununtluu
•'f an athletic association and he ,-o1Md
spm those• lite-.ut t,,. cypre-s their
clew.. 1
Mr. E. 1.. lean, has been un
active member of tie hast -ball clnl,
a ,umt'cr of year". slotted that If um `
athletic a•soLat6nt was former) Cif) !.
supp.rt should he given t,. l.aschnll '
The :attitude of the L'oph• of 1;�.,1•r
Ich towards baseball during the past'
threw year. had be«vi indifferent. Easy !
NM .11.1 not needy,- the smiN»'rl 1t 1
.iambi lune had in these yours: Gal -
though the .•1111, had paid its way. Mr.
Ih•:u, .was of flit opinion that base
-
hall should prove .ua asset to the as
s,s•Intlots. .
Cuw,cillor S. 11. croft s:ald the lair-'
pose of the nowting was to farm tan I
athletic asss•httl,'t :and it a goad
strung executive was elected the its -o-.,
elation should handle all hr:un. h.•: of
ascot sia'*s-.fully-
Mr. 1'. Turner stated that- h.• it,ns'
strongly In fat -tor of farming an as.
social with n stub-,'.uimtft.r• -tor
each Lotus h of sport.
lo'r'
!ley.. .1. X. IL Mills truce a utt►e.
tof rea -..ns w) y'' an athletic as-ea•ia-
tion should Is' fi,rnesl to handle all'
kinds of sport. chief of whirls was the
fart that snail an athletic hotly wood.)
1. .1n active;
Ips acute 1111 )
athletic t«sly would he in a position,
to take rare of sports such as baseball,
and hoekey' as noon as the w•ns..0
op"•ntrl.
.Mr. Harold Niamey flavored the
A h
r
u
s.w ache tl
uu.
'1 it
foruantton' of an
will' of t!e ot•ini'n that the finnn.es
of each• brant'h of "{port. such ns !arse
hail and hoeke•y. should Is* kept seep
arately. These Ilse« of sport should 1
not Ie financially de1.claletrt ,'n one
tnu•1her.
(niter leisure wio spoke briefly'
Included Stator Mael')slams. 4'.sns•illor I
11 her and Mr. 11. T. Edwards. -\II'
plow• alto evoke daring' the evening,
favored the formation of n eon llnun.1
Ivy+ lit hl,•tic :a--..1:tl i'.n nmol :u tn••lien
that .no 1 n b.slt he f••rmo•d ens, c:tr
rir•1 ori 'tmoti•gi of Alayor )IacEi•.:aa
and Mr. 1'- Turner.
.5 nominating ty.mndttee canal«,«wl
of Rea. J. N. 11. )lilts, 11. Murrey, E.
l.. hewn. Dr. .1. A. Graham. P. Turner.
W. Barlow anti .5. M. IttAsertenn Was
named and this comntlllee retiree) for
a few minutes to name the nffieers.
The uffirrrs n+ nnm.(1 by t6. c.rrnntlt ler'
were endorsed 4.v '.;the meeting and
are 11. follow.: Ilonnnsry premident,
Mayor H. J. A. Mat•Ewalt : president.
G. 1Parsons: vice-president.. J. 11.
Itecnulds-: .e•retisr)-, le,nte Young:
treasurer, 1. It. Eastman: ete'IrlIV •
committee, 11. )1. O'Brien. 11. Murtory.
l\in. Ill -e t, 11. 1. 11111, It. 1.. Stone-
house, H, O. Sturdy, P. Turner. +
It is underslol.1 that' the offhe.rs
have power to appoint sub-e.,natsltte•s
to look after enuh branch of sport.
KINCARDINE ROAD
Deputation from Sister Lake
Shore Town Visits Goderich
Today
.\ repres'ntatite deputation of Kin-
cardine business wen, hendcl by Mayor
Murris„n of flint tuw'tn. arrlrcd In town
about 3 o'cl.«'k this 1 Thmrmt:iy l after-
noon owl by l're-arrangement met
•Mayor Mao -Ewan and a Ilutnber of
Goderieh ei11,.', s to place before them
A prop. ositIon with rrfPrP1N'P to the
GoolerictrKineahline 'section of the
Blue \1'utl•r highway,
' Kiti,-:i.44,',' 11:1• a live Ho -In...
\fen's .\._,s•f:u {on. wl1teh for some-
time h:as been dis•u•"Itsg the ).r.'p'sa1
ro :1.1. alp• 'wart,. Department artmelt of
IIIL+11wat'_ to take ,'ver -1110 I ln,-ardine.---�
-Gmlerich link connect It.g 1'rotiw•lat
highway.. No. !a, running east from
':in :n•diue. an.l No. c, running from
4luderielt '-eutbeast. Rwy.gulzing that
'here is no immwiiat.• prospect of bar-
ing the entire Blue Water Highway
taken over by the Government. the Kin-
enrdine lwople hate brought forward
the' plan of r(uinecti,g the two hitch -
Ways by the proposed link of about
thirty -fire mites, and 'are seeking the
".n eq. -ration of Glide•rich anti the other
'nt,•reshel nnmicipalities in placing the
taafter loef.'re the Government.
Ti,' meeting a• hrhi in the or:outwit
chamber at the town hall. where the 1
at, yn'mtsliiil.•n Was ' taxed by the
thirty or. so visitors from the north
and the bwa1 eitiz'n" in attendant*.
Mayor M:.Ew'nn emit •.r1 to the
chair, and Mr. George Lampman of
11kelr have leen reported 1.v this time. I OBITUARY
BRIEFSMRS. JAMES K. s'rit.wi 1X
'nip fnuert1 of Mrs .Musca K
-- -- Strarhau, elitist• death occurred of
The �R'. C. T. I'. will hold n home. Windsor on Thursday. .1pri1 17th.
made baking sale on Friday. iMac' look plats. from the n•»Ide•nr" of her
Mr. P. D. Major has been engaged a•,
organist of Knot char. -ti. MI/11311d.
nal '5111 Iwnv• )thy 121h In Lake ❑'
his 4l111lP• there.
%Coil. 15:1, ooll.thoPe5,1 1'111, wr•ek •m
the ennstrn.tion of n new dairy for
,ins McManus ori Hamilton street lir
J. J. Moser has the enntrnet for the
temed work.
,Isar e-- e'nrrie. .51f Tebhnit h Son
awl lr,sl thud. hardware men -loads
of e:.derirlt. will claw their nlne•Ps of
buminess on Wednesiny nfterna,t.
from ,May 1st to September Math.
The first' Ice.•`Iulll practice will h0
hell nett Models, me•ning lir .%grl.111
ureal Park. and tbs. boys are asked is
porn ion( 1,1 I:,15 or sour, thererafter
ns 1s sslblP .11'1 intr.re"Led will M• wet
,COMP. '
f don't f1111 to .e•• (boo piny. " 11'rc'k
lug It• lsert' Budget nn Frlln, even
M ll -garb. 'street Trite.!
'•hiir,ei 1' 4s the prolneti••t of oho
11oame+tills• corm¢ people- and 1, ([Iyer
under the anspiee. of the Vi --tori'
1''pn•_ 1'ennls r 1'Pngne
The Goderieh WAuen'. institute held
n "ucees%trtl einfire mal d'.,,'. in t!.
tMdf,' bo-' Itnll last Friday' night
Af enrol% tis.' Indy's !wire Was wan .,.
ljlvs hrinrn Salkelti and the gentle
man'- by Mr. Herb .lane. Sidmalt.,
made for dentin': wens furnished by
the TDriver orehe•Ira. '
IGODERICH TO HAVE
"TALKIES" THEATRE
•
:L.1.. Maxwell to Freed New Building
en West Street.'
Mr Allsln i,. Maxwell. prriT'rlrl'or,of-
tliP •Ma1Pl 'Theatre, Informs The 'Sig
nal that be AAR .plans well moiler war
for the .•r,• -flora of :on up) -to -date pi..
rite theatre In Gotlerielq with,.lnt est'
1,lklpg equipment. Mr. Mntwell *I ii
time ngo Ms'nrel the ta,-tint pier s111.,
I'•0,1 e,•t• t,. Ctrrv's bakery on West 1
..1 MA, and 11.111 here he 'intends MIM) •
Ing the t1Pw theatre. There will lar.::,
Isprang cape.'lty for non In Me now
F•elldind. which will Also contnln I,
modern stage. The mnsfrnr•(lon work
I1s to cnmtbenee shortly Rn4 It 1s et
ported the 'theatre will he rFisd, for
opening laic In the slimmer.
Ionaloer In law. )I r. Wno St rattan.
('nnilai:a road. or Sunday afterno'ot.
31)41, alt . fu Mnittnud c•tnetery. '1'Le ser
*ices lit the hon...• and grineside were
conga ted Ly IBet. It. t'. 1lclerrnill
and 1h, pallbearers were sirs -hie Ilnr-
•-'5 %ye, •' ,lanes Strop hats •and
Wm. Glen, The Irate Mr.. Sur:, ban
had 1.• •,, tt frequent visitor to eioh'r•
low had ur. er reacted hero. for
'thy leng:J, of time She Is snrvh,d !•y
her husband and sue ,i,lltg11t.•r. MI -s
1larguettt.• Str,rin(i. of .VLngLa. e:a
int aniline was appointed secretary.
Mayor Mar4:wan gate• the visitors a
eordiul welcome, HMI the pr'.r aI
nlp.ve outlined was Island Isefore the
meeting 1,s May,rr.Morrlson and .,:Pers,
lending to a general dhrlts"ion. The
Golerich representatives Indicated
their hearty approval of the protect
sad pledges) their tat to tts0N•rrtion,
A new bridge at Kincardine Is almost
completed enol it was proposed that
the opening .,'f this bridge should he
made the os•usion of a gangue -t and
that the Ilton. 1:e., henry should be
Intlte.d to attend. This would afford
au
opportunity of phu•Iug the proposal
directly before the Minister rf illgh-
•
�,•ns.
.\ motion to 1114.-effe t was :,tried
uuaiimously, bio• b:n,quet .o held
:t Kincardine at an early Ante after
cnnsultutlon with the Minister The
1lnyor. of Kincardine and Golertch,
with Ilse• Reeves of Colborne. Ashfield,
Ilurnn and K'Ineardhw• town -hips end
the tlILame of Ripley. were constituted
u, eonanittee to attend to details.
A /notion'(t•ns latssell .tendering the
thanks of the Goderieh repre•sentativea
to the Kineanline men for stirring up
the matter. which 19 of equal interest
to both towns.
Reeve Geddes mrd Mr. John 11. Reid
..f Huron township a.re.mp,ntel the
Klrieardlne mel and stated that their
y inn- keenly Interested
PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD
NEXT YEAR IN GODERICH
I'ureba.se to Be ('ompikMd of Camp
Site at Kintan
The Presbyterian Synod of Hamil-
ton, and Iemd,n nod this week at St.
Phomas, the' 45•s'11515., whIela op'nert nw
)lotaday, is•ing hell In Koos chureh,
Rev. R. (y. MPTlermit, and Mr. Fret 0,
Weir represented Knox church. Goder-
irla. iter. '1' lo. M,•e'allaigh. of Kinestr-
din% ens elected moderator. his nom-
Isintar. lacing Rev. Italakti Nelson and
Her. R. 1'. McTtermid.
•1n invitatitn, to the Synod to hold
its meeting Its 1;otlerich pect year saga
ct1endrd bre Mr Melermid aid was
"toerpderl. anti nnr.rdingly Synod will
convene In Knot ehurrtl, ("totter,. h.. en
.51,...,111 '27.. 1!1
Synod nhth1!4.orired tLe• «'nlpleti,.11 of
the 4aar•lmse of a ramp site for a
sununer
...hoot at Kint ail. an 'he lake
sho1.
,rn, 1si.rt . ported that there was great ,nth,*-
! gleam trnh•mg 41, young people regarding
-- sntnnler vamps and that more than
'111.1: \pril :ttf- Messrs. i:anlon andenough nerney had t,,eh raised to pay
Earl Knell. of L.otsdesla'ro, Visited rel � 4,,r tit site al Kinl:ltd. '
naives herr on a
IIIIdAf _ _-
1Ir :u 4 Mrs. .111n S,.wler. •,r In
net -kilo. visited at the home of Mr :ami' ('HU R('H NOTES
11r. .Jahn 'Falb recently.
\1r prod. Mrs. Wm. Kproul.• and
dnn¢h','r Viola. of t:o.leri,•i, were
'goes .e snu'by lit the home of, 51r
and 11 r• ,Lam- s 11. Inlyre
111,140 n Nai111Mr from herr :It .4i
I he funo•rnI .,f the 4n 4e %fr. .l..w•l'
Thompson in 5 'd••rh-1t on Weltsewiay
of 11,1,, week. Many friends In this
third/N. ('turn,) syn141,thy- to 411,• be
renywl fondly.
Social FAening and Irrsrnlatlan. - \
r'•t•v . •'-.$'slim' evening w'a• spent '•1
Tlunrsdn5. Ins.- ...then members of th'•.
Girls' Guild and neighbors met lit th','
home of Mr' ,los MP4'nnn to hid tare
tceii r.t Miss Jessie. prior to'her cuter
Ing 1 /• r,ol,'rleh Alexandre hospital'
as n nitro, in•trnining The early pnpl
of tic- evening 'waes spent In
1'he ' ^. ,tnt1''n, of nn nnita•t•tilgsel
nmbrv•aa was Ib... made I.y Miss
Ethel Titbit. while Miss Grn•r• Blake.
real) an ndtirese exprossIng :.pq'reci•a
Hon of MIs. M.Cnnn's .Work In ear
Iona phnw•0 of chnrr•h and %octal life.
and good. "Oslo: 1nr ho? future. 1`hir,
51l, vi¢nwi nn 1.11011 of the Gnlud by
Mitis M.ir. R.+ri.•. president, and Mr, •
Telford Nnon. secret:Iry Jessie replied,
fittingly In a few wellehoren words
nfler which it dainty hunch was *eft el
I;r the girls. 1
•
junta's of the annual militia truln-
ing cutups are annotthtei. The Huron
Regiment, 191) Mon will camp at (darling
1 fletgh:r. T,, riot,. June a0 41, July 11.
Iti•c 14. ll', J:i; t'- sermon •ml'0-. is
la ','t••Ierht street 1'nttcl cLnn•h on.
Snrnl:'n net' will b•: Morning;. "1scente-
cn.1 ." ect•mi it' , Thomas." •
\t the morning w•rvl.e In' Knox
church artt Sunday Mr rhari^r
11c•oklns will .Ing • the solo ".1 New
14c:,,, n oat :a \cs Earths" fn•ni '.•rhes.
Iluly Pity" 4'4nul!.
Tim Sunday •,Tecnlng serrIce of the
Salvation Army .5111 Me cur ►w
Helot. .1. Semple StIJect. "Christ's'
('all to Sinners." Sabbath ser-
vice is cMA11111.41 :11 2 Pm soul
through the summet w•nse'n.. pe -
tion L. ell
Moron I,.slge. lo..f►'_, 1. will
otter.) the a ooreoi lg .4'' Ire 'rth
street I tilted dhnre'h . a gee ny.
The paste?. Bev s F (' will
Area• h. The told, in the `Info
meetlrkg lit 141 n m trill 1. • •Id
.lick to my friead.whea 11Inne
wrong''" The stlbiect wjil tro-
tim nl ter Nis 11 1. Nalknl•t
Seethe. •,t rhe• Patois. rt ext
!knu•Iny Bible taboo! n4 Pb ptM
Ile 's.y viers at 11 n,)n a0') . �iit
!ie morning sere i, a )l: 4'i,, nm-
bor. Jr , will spook on t Js" 1,
The• Wonder of the 14.•'•k ' eon -
elusion of the morning inert 0r•
�tinnncc ,�r the Lord's Sup l ha
observed and there will
tion of neve members .1t t evening •
'aerator Pastor -Pliant will . the, .
v•h'ol
o" n
'.1n Inv
•
n ll,F`,
bn N.
i Senn-
lutke•,
Men's (
.sag
r has
14• In
u►4a41 n
am:
7s•m
11
he soh
1t the
',orrice e 415
*f will
he
a YPcrf*
he
speck on
•tll;et "tout .7r.' ' P, tar.•',•^'