HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1933-6-22, Page 1.'r WE Fr ANTS
It girt elliiscrifklie oZte June
Lt, 105 Ma OM littlI by re-
n ewing autism We e 1 11 at Il -ha
T be regular wbyglgdlfa ate intile.00.
et 'Ibe 9'gpal In Ooderlcb and immediate
district read your advertfeereent, Mr.
Marchese or Mee their true* go to the
city mall order houses/
ui'
Xrl
wo Baseball Games
for Dominion Day
da ?toroh Allyl"
„flvdtuioh'g Jat��
• ' OeleicaUUoa 41k-.
taoibr• 4d a Dowd** Dales
1, pa Saturday, July lat, - halt
fed' Itself around a doobletwadR
feasional. baiebalt game, with saner
re• of an all day peogra*.lb.t
keep thlap going iaordss, attir-
e d *resist.
e Odra isnbeedinga wt[t open 9.10
with a 'grand parade frogs Victoria
Generous prizes nre offered for'
thbpt ilk, ohne ate4 cars, decor
teeTe eteeh pstrlal floats, . etc.
.nmedlalele after the pend• ilkele
1 be. patriotic atelreseas from tie
edited, m the Agnare.
The rest of the morning will be de-
ed
e.ed to fbt1dren"s sports, for which
trggthy tjnogram has been pepered.
Baa.hsd anti Atr{Mta Oesbeeee .
me kfternooa program will les st
gr{mitgqrat Par#, eowmeaetng at 1$0
'clod *1th a series of atbletk eon-
t% 1>tci54inp a 1y0 -yard. *print. a
relay tare and a three -see ran, all
epee be Heron county entreats. There
will atao ire a tug-of-war for the CEP
donated by the Huron 014 Boys' Aa.
aoclatioa oe lbreato. Aa many as fea-
sible
►sible of thee* eveota will be rue of
before the first baseball game, width
is timed for 2.15 p.m.; the remaining
'vanes will be wetted is beeem ee
after the accord bate game
The big !stun of the attenuant
will be the doubleheader haast all
Ames betimes two rebate preemies -
al eesaa>---We least..* *theft of Buf-
falo, ase of tie fasted preteados•1
teams in New Tack Stats, and the
'Meek Sox, an ab -star adored temp
trhaaaptooa d the Ora State Lessem
Pier Mese games mule ole et ra
Men cg tip, i a p. "Is-
aias team wk to • a I(r
T*. teems ars- bobtail to be geek-
� 1 detulud. and u they will
as kooks, typ win two fast games
--e v be kioks, tri. prefeestos*J ita-
"e•e bootie>,a
.PERSONAL MENTION .
Mr. Doeglaa Campbell, of St Atate
*Tine"' is rialtos trthi14s:iia *w'i
this week.
Mesa }laud Watson, of ' CstOMto. ti
speeding a ailitw'a Aleltdare at her
home helm
Yrs. 11. Burkholder spent the week
tied at London visiting bee oou,
Mrs Chas. Dean.
Mrs. Maty Boot rand lila litbelwys
Scoot, of Clifford. spent the week -end
with Rev. and Mrs. W. T. Brest.
Mrs. I. E. Notch is visiting with
her brothers, lir. e. Aitchison and
lir. 4byT Aitchison, at Manila.,
lies. le W. Carrie has retnrued to
her home here after visiting for the
winter at Toronto and Montreal.
1Rfa. Z. ¢ MUlhau. of Detroit, bas
.tste* tip residence on Elgin avenue,
where she will .remain for the sum
mer month&
Miss ¥•dean* Base, daugbtsr of
Res. and Mn. D. J. Lane, and Miss
IL P. . Hack. of Tomato, are holiday-
ing at Port firma.
Mr. Angus Matto has returned to
Cayuga after Oohing for two weeks
at the borne othis tareeted T. and
Mrs. Archie Made.
Mr. and Hrs. R. T. Phillips re-
tained tart Friday after visiting
friends at Ceylon, Markdale and Pro-
ton, in Grey musty.
Wag Florence Mooney, of the
*Sr of -Aima CoIie * 8L 'laessea, L
speeding a part of bee screamer vee -
tion with her relatlrea bare.
Mr. and lira George Alderson and
daughter, Joan, of Detroit. spent the
weskosd wIr Mrs. Atdesson'. fatb-
er, Mr. Thos. Pap, Victoria street
Mr.. sad Mrs. D. MieDosald and
rriet NaeDoanld, of Ripley, .post
eekad at the Loess of Mr. and
Mrs. Jobs Mcxesiie, Qesbee street.
Victor Illearteon, aria of Mr. end
Mrs. 1.. Robertson, returned on
Monday atter as extended visit of
several swathe an Ocotlaad and Eng -
Wed.
Mss. W. 0. Masmar,i left last weak.
wait her da gbters Helen and Rath -
lama, on a msath's visit to Winnipeg,
Where silt* will he tM guest of bet sis-
ter, ala. (Dr.) Mc .rtas-
Itr. fad hips. k. I. Phillips at-
tMaMd the wo4dleg-watisws gives is
*senor of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. araaatos
of Dungannon, after Utak peters
from *ere ubeneyealos
-a
:411esse
by
'le es
Meq FA
Nurses PIanttly
z . Invade
Annual District 'Meeting
Nirses' Association R.Id
Here Yesterday • +-
Abut seventy -flee nurses ttom Shot
eoe, lirsutford, Woodstock, Ogoo
Sonnd, Guelph. Hamner add' Eieltea-
er ■ ttended tae Meeting of the Re-
gisters"! Nurses' Assodatlou Of 'Ola
tarlo, districts 2 and 3, bele WO*
Wednesday.
Its nurses met le *kiltay- AI
where they were extended a hearty
welcome by Mayor Lee as belted/ of
the town. Dr. W. W. gorge* ea ase
of his spoutaneius addrttT[F►IR u*
1w 1s widely kauwu, w eoteed We
nurses on Qahalt of the edlcal pre-
teatime
ertealoa.
Dr. W. F. Osuew ge b 1ri-
terestlag paper on tivlcsa
Pulse sod Respiration." after whish
Mies Putts, of Woodstock, read a re-
port oe the conventkw of Me Nurses'
Aseoctation that was bald is Windsor
is -April, stung a detailed account of
the nseettng.
Mise Marjorie Buck, of Simeon
spoke of the Bagletered Nnrdes' Asso-
etatiow, telling of the advantages held
by member, of the Association, and
Mire Merinos, dietitian of Brantford
(enrol hospital, gave the colluding
paper on TO. Value of Vltautlos,"
Maus. Frank Maunders, accompanist
lay Mau H. N. Livens, contributed 60
the pe a.. by elegiac in her plebe -
I 151.515.
The hamate! bawd b54
*reified
for 1*e norms kik drtvf�M about the
tows, d about tweety4 ears were
os hand for bb's purpose. The care
e•avyed tM 'VWtor+ wood by the
take and te Rae various pinta, of la-
terest;iRest the town. Alta the
drive Me nurses were deposited at the
hospital grounds, which were liana-
afor the oocasiew with fimpe ani
st eamerw. As tie' weather was de-
cidedly cook tea *as server to tea
hosplket corrldet Instead of"ea the
lawn r had bees planned. The tables
sod Moeld5r trees tastefully decorated
add bdateta et rosea and others elan
some lout • petlitufst!eir to mit
e.
4._
Wades 0111
res a Feast
Ter rites*,
IR "teem*
r for
Iluron e
t evrr 0.
tooded the I
char**
The Suitor,
to *agar o
wereeeetted
t._ • 't
sucilynen re
We with.,
the audio
d*esel ,tteille stmts.
Yr. Leiale
and oldie
itghlett ,the
tam
mery ' • also
Me 1n eb.
Mies
tbirteeele
the geed
ramie feet
seeotation X
[,tared serardli-
Piano •,
'Neared JO
r$1 -
Mr. • Cha
popular 'ha
the recitals
'reek
the edppal
eral solo. the
pleaMeg
Mrs. F
ed
o[ Isnox
b 'the ye
e
Mr. Reg.,
the Cheerier C
soelatlose give
os, the emit tee
elation- throes;
teal pictures
mint
tare of
in' some
eulogy ltditrec
VinoeeattWet
*owe. c
petals tib
Mr.
°on
enDecade
,hen- • '.e ,,*-
(lab Robert ku.sa Remembered by
lidera
ted Many hliads on 90th
as
tial i0 '
Birthday
venlig. The home Of Robert Russell, well-
known nielober of tie Qrtogenarla0
It was ('Id., was the scene of jt happy gath-
that the erwg on Thursday Aat•.,when Mr.
y /tureen celebrated hie n1s5Matb• butte
t the con- day with a dinner and reception.
gratulateSome twenty relatives Amite' present
efforts • jus the dinner and mai*-tetsnds of
lrI the grand old man edited during the
toj �a day to extend their beet wishes and
'Ilia 'rend l- tem gra tulalions. AlthinAh .nine-
1loa- what weakesby a recestroke of
Yr. ldetik laralyalr, Yr..4 nt'
Rumen retain* his fae-
nities of sight and hearing mod Is par-
tleularly well blessed with t remark-
able memory, making him a v'q en-
tertaining host.
was
number
of Hamilton,
who was
Stratford
irmgrie her
aid
WOOS
rwnr
a
f
.sgelao, ser
ea*, e.rai.111
tad twit isles
eee� of
Children'. As -
rated ketone
W the Assn
Proviaea Asp
rest improve -
eases under the
were Mown,
an almgst ensa-
ving bels mode.
aling +e.aed !a
the chitties!'wi!►5
Wort at bow-
on et
the e'm[eea
wee of the
the satiate toe
10 iahaIf
Mr. Russell recalls with amazing
exaetttude events that oeesrred In
itis early manhood and tells with
Pride of numerous high-Ilgkts to bis
caner. As a young man he lead quite
a reputation *e• a walker, he was the
best swordsman In the 33rd Battalion
at the age of twenty-one, sad be es-
tablished lbs remarkable record of
tearing down as old tense and erect-
ing a new /10M-pl.ee rail testis 1n ase
day While a reddest of Goderieh
towneseeo he was apseaser ter live
year' _ 1 was formerly depty neve
.* ewaetller.
ghillie( earned
Rusialt di a - boy, pal went for filling
In holes Valid e leek -pen, was used
to percjaste a data Tata serly tend-
ency to learning stood him a good
stead during his lite ase esu • the
foundation for the book of extraor-
dinary writing that he has kept. In
Ude bask are truly remarkable and
heetdful specimens of penmanship.
Ola tladiat his termite subjects
waft. at151ns.Uc, geography and Ma-
lted' regard to the "depression" so
much a topic of conversation, Mr.
Russell gassed It ori with a wave of
the band._declaring that the one which
followed Ile Rnatan war was mscb
worse than the present one, and the
Ree tome through It with Oyloi col -
1 a veteran of the replan
. Russell a son i■ the
... wnsaetttbbS _` 40{1
idle curt. These the-balf-
- tale Mal Tae* mu %plea to the *lame*
t, of teems.
•
� In these Monthi~• ontee t wet line
given from the band stied id ellos
Square by the band of the G.dsrlch
Muskat Society.
BAND CONCERTS
The Ooderlch Muslea l Society
Band gave 11. gni open-air concert
of the season from the bandstand 1a
the Naar. on Thueeday evening last.
In spate of the coolness of the weath-
er • large and appreciative audience
wiz In attendance end the various
band numbers and solo were greatly
enjoyed. A second concert is to bt
Decd tots (Thuraday) .venln5 at
o'etoek.
INSPECTOR MOORE His,.
Provinolal Pollee Inspeetor Walter
Moore, of Kiteliener, was 1n town on
Monday. Willie be was herr no of-
ficial haainees, a visit to Oodertch )e,
to Irspeeoetor Moore, like coming home,
as he spent • number of yearn here
before Miring the Provincial pollee
forre. He says he advertises Goder-
beb wherever he goes as a beautiful
town and an attractive resort, and in
chie connection he remarked that an
Improvement coned be made by having
more benches in the Square and at
Harbor Park. This la somethingfor
the attention of the town coun.
AT HARBOR PARE ---
Dank 8e.aon Has Commenced -Lake-
side Attracts Online Parties
Saturday was Meal picnic weather
■red ant -of town folk were quick to
take advantage of It. Harbor Park
wan the pk lc gronnde for no fewer
than three groups of people who were
lured to the lakeside for a day's out•
Ing.
Tea puplla of S.S. No. 10, McKillop,
and their parents were present forty
strong and enjoyed an anernodn of
football and other gyms+.
Nearly one hnndrd people, young
sad old, from Bruce and Oxford coun-
ties attended the McKay -Matheson
Trenton at the park. Softball was
played 107 a ontnber of enthadesta,
while others were content to alt In the
son or, go for a •wim In the cooling
waters of the lake. Mies Weir of In-
gersoll delighted the gathering by
dancing a Seoteb reel. Other dances
slab were enjoyed In the pavilion to
music furnished by ■ violin In the
banes of a eapahle musician.
The arrival of • large temp from
Hessen end Rnisaels eomplet.d the
lIu .0 ptenlekers for the day.
an. eer*'r
Oar . end Wt - of p0aee and content
• 0e '7'. '' e!L .'', t , 'e' cur:.._
1d''tbOP w$R it viola at Mitis too
Were *kb delicious foodstuffs. W
testified to lrs saee•aa of lbs dayt
rwtiwg,
1b.egqttte and Mr.
and Mrs, Arthur B1chardoa of Swin-
ton Park, Gray county.
Rev. J. J. Cowart B.A., or Bolus.
min, Mas, who was • commisstt'atsr
-•-"�..a a W. t,-1&:
The ceremony was goer
by v. W. J. Patton, The bride Med
groom were unattended. The bride
looked wlnaome In • white silk wed-
ding gown with wtlte iccemsoriee, her
only ■dornment being • string of
to leJ It 1 pearls, the gift of the groom. After
o -t fill ' tri6 • s ,'
J. B. Milne, Palmerstrs street.'
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Jack n. and
Mr, and Mee. H. Gies and daughters,
Norm and Agnes, have 'eternal to
their Masa at EImvale after spending
a few day at thelhome of Mr. and
Mri, A. C. Jacksow, Britannia road_
Dr. W. F. Clark ano daughter, Musa
Retta Clark of Toledo, visited the
World's Fyr..at Chicago last 'week.
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Robt, r.
(ark of Poetise, Miele Tbey describe
the fair as wonderful. Mr. and Mrs.
R. F. Clark and Miss Bette Clark art
now at Bright's Grove, where they
w1t1 spend several weeks b0idays.
lir. and Mrs. D. B. Graham, of
Pilot Mowed, Men„ with their daugh-
ters Mrs. F. H.--BMtha of Winnipeg
and Mrs. C. W. TA:tgdon of Dray
ton, North Dakota, and their grand
children Shlricy Blythe and Stanley
Langdon, visaed this week at the
home of Mr. and Mre. M. W. Howell
They are upending u month In On
tarin. Mrs. Grattan, who was form-
erly MAO odium, has memories of
Ooderteh halfa-century ago.
PRESS MEETING IN GODERiCH
Goderkl) 1s to hate a gathering of
newspaper men of the dlatrlct tomor-
row, the oicaslon i.eing the annual
meeting of the Burin County Pleas
A..oepatlon. Sessions w133 be held at
the Park House ootpmeu'tng at ID
a.m. and 2 pm. Mr. J. A. McLaren,
of Ttle'Barrie Examiner, 1e to give
an address et the afternoon iealon.
1t is expected that many of the visit-
ing newspaper men will he accom-
panied by their, 1.dies.
HOMiN(i PIGEONS
Forty eight birds from the Gilder-
leh Iloming.I'igeon Ctnb were still/PM
to Danville, illlnnis„tnr the flight last
weekend. , They were liberated at
7 a.m. Saturday and the first one
back. belonging to P. Johnston. at -
rived at 5.37 p.m., meeting 420 miles
In 10 hr.. 07 min.
Ownera of the 6r.t seven Mott as
they arrived are •a follows: Ed and
2nd, P. Johnstnu; 3M, Goldie Smith;
4th, J. Bowman; 5th, 1. Johnston;
eth, C. Webb; 7th, Goldie pmlth.
The next 61551 will be from DONE
cur, illinois, a dletanee of 520 miles.
The members of the club are con-
templating making some entries In an
MOW* night to take place some
Hine In July. The starting point will
he Springneld, Masa.
The honing instinct Anally pre-
vaflee.l In s pigeon owned by W. Raker
that had apparently d.relnped as at -
t& •,1 ..+a.ew,•1 ,tie 05.4... w/e.nw
WO *set two years aro In, a dight
:r..!s+ern•- * awe
Oaf ""i • dl
hire b�aaaa hear psulneMs UMBfha b
Mr. Iltatelr a idle elle NMI was teat
la 11111E
where a s0rettn00. wedding dinner
was served. Only the immediate re-
latives of the contracting parties were
present The happy couple left later
by motor for • short honeymoon trip.
-()o their return they will rewkle on
the groos's farm east of Carlow.
TO INDUCT NEW DEMISTERS
Arrangements Ryle at Meeting 'f
Presbytery as The Presbytery of Huron, Cnited
Church oe (Janda, met at Benmilite
0o Tuesday of his week. Morn'pxa
and afternoon sesame were held •M
were presided over by Res_ Arthur
Sineiair, of ejgslnll, ,clagrilsiiin or w e
Presbytery. -
New odicers elected for the ermine
year ere: Chairman, Bev. F. W.
Craik, Goderlch; Ieer.tary, Rev. W.
A. Bremner, BroeeAeld ; treasurer,
Mr. Fred Revenge, Mesforth. The
main limn of business wee arranging
for the Induction of new min oder..
This was arranged as follow*
June 29, Thames Road and Roy's ---
Rev. Hugh D. Taylor, to be lnduete l ;
Rev. J. R. Peters, of Ellmville, to
preside and Induct; Iter. F. W. Far -
rill, of Clinton, to give the sermon
and adcherss the people; Rev. Chea.
Malcolm, of Egmondville, to address
the minister.
ane 30, Ktppen-Rev. E. F. Chand-
lee to be inducted; Rev. Arthur Sfs-
A•Ir, of llensafl, to penile), and in-
duct; Rev. E. S. Pewter, of Varna, to
glee the. sermon end address the
people; Rer. R. 31. (tale, of Bayfield,
to address the minister.
Jane 30. Wesley -Wilily church,
Clinton --,Flet. ('. 1). W. (lona to be
Inducted; Rev. F. K (`ralk, of 0od•
erk•A, to pwewMe and induct; Rev. E.
A. Ki1Mtt, of Main street, Exeter, to
plea the mermen and address the
people: Ttev. J. H. Kt/Anton, of James
street, Exeter, to address the minister.
Jnne 30, McKttlop-Rer. G. E..Mor-
roe 10 be Inducted; Rer. A. Gardiner,
of Imrklenboro, los preside end induct:
Rev. Clayton Moorehou,e, of Rrna-
sets, to sire the mersnon and addres
UM Omelet Rev. W. P. Lane, of Ssa-
'forth, to addrbis the minister.
Jane 30, Rlnevaie--•Rer. A. Robb to
be indneted ; Rer. W. A. Finiay, of
Wtor.t er, to preside and Induct; Rev.
A. M. Grant, of BAgrave, to give the
merman and addressee Me people; Rev.
G. W. Butt, of Gorvle, to animas the
minister.
Jnne 30, Centralia--Rer. Robe. N.
9tne t to be tndneted : Rev. John
Johnston, of Crwlltnn, 0n precede and
w.. (1.t W Oliver. of Myth.
to give the sermon sad address the
+s.eetass • R
Thhe minhtwe were enS rtateed at
dinner by the Who et Me BemaRIOS
eberer„ .
t,a--_
pow ,wroaffeeej!
� lli2
• liSh& in. Max. Min.
Thurs., June 5 ..p, 42 79 56
Fri., June Id -As 48 81 03
Sat., June 17 ,..,56 48 132 82
:tun., June 18 ... 71 45 79 67
efac , Jarw•]8 r...hBt
56.. . 2(1 _ 83_
Wed., Jour 21 ..,;3JGAi4 83
i
ISL EMMBRSO`
L%ST WiLL
Tae late Dr. A. T. meraon, In his
last Will and beta disposed of
an estate of ell 15. Of this
amount, Sarno $. property, the
our benellclar-
remainder personal,
1ee were named by the deceased:
Mrs. Margaret R. Fletcher. a sister-
in-law, who receives $0l0; Myrtle Me-
intyre and Iteridee Howarth, who
were lett elite each. -anti the brother
of the decreed, Thawed Emmerson,
of Peterborough wbo rlrver the re-
mainder of the .State..
atm
The rose and Roomy e/sw held by
the (loderlrh Horticulture! Society on
Tuesday and \\'edsgkley at this week
In Tbommn'e cecina store brought to-
gether many beaut/tbil exhibits from
the gardens of mgni"ere of the So
rtety. The majority of he seventy
entries were rosea and peonies, but
.other bowers, such the pewter hy-
drangea,
y-
drangea, Mx. p0pl end lily and the
ynore nnoommen rlan and lnowr-
cella were exhibited. 31r. Fred Bar-
ker had on exhibit *hut were believed
to be the only d*bHi bleoalw in lain
ut -Oda time of year. Tie exhibition
wee quite steresafal and the. large
number of people who visited it was
evidence of the keen interest chit 1.
tele n In the worip st the Societe._
After the omnclusion of the 'show
Wedn'edny evening the Bowen were
distributed among the s46b.
The general exhiletlon ell the Hor-
ticultural /Society well be liteld August
9th and 10th.
AT TIIE HARB
The former r;- cw•nme01 drd5e
109. w•hkfi has been -lying Me In the
harbor for the Net. ten iters, has
been sold by It. mrnere, He North
west Dredging Company, to the Mnl-
Ilvan Dredging Conepeny of Detroit.
A crew ontfttd the bodge end pre-
pared It for a trip ;o Detroit, where
ibe machinery will be removed and
pared in a new hell *bleb was hatlt
hi Luluth and I* IOW 06'11* WIT *VII
the lake.. The tog Chgmplala, of
Sarnia (Captain W. 0. Rete), made
the trip to Surma with the dredge on
Thursday after fir,' being forced
pack to port by the fog, and will re
tsirn here for the (terrk•k, pelting up
the dredge at Sural+ ma the way to
Detroit
The steamer 1). 0. llama left 117,-
000 be.le* of wheat at the efeltltor
on Thornley kat and refereed on
T needal of tine week *1110 a
esters for UM 2tern ads
Morn ese-e ter. e.-
w4heaA t, barley
laded bur the 416r.
*torah* eaTtetNyy:
war.
Yr. Russell thlab that fedora eau
w.e►.:" ' JP- R- 2 ML. 7118
S.:.I L.tY"vw iFsi :obaeelF
deliotl�kaa,aprd.
a'.:Aft..lu d lie worked
'' M�r�. Russell was born 1n Stanley
township, the son of Robert and Mar-
lon Smeaton Rumeelt. He moved to
Ooderlch township at the age of sev-
en and remained there for fifty-one
yeas .-4 1s..h 7 Gummed( towa-
before he came to Goderl
He was drat married to Miss Ellen
Weston, of (oderleb townehip. His
second wife was Mime "Hannah SwaI-
well, formerly of Kincardine town-
ship. There are five daughters: Mrs.
Albert Skeet, Sween., Man.; lira
Harry Stanley, Portage la Prairie;
Mre. George Needham, Pinkerton;
Mrs. Walter Kaoke, Kinloss, and Mrs.
Allen iRobi'rtton, Kincardine, and
two sone, Opt R.. of Olamis, and Al-
fred, In Alberto'. There are twenty-
seven grandchildren, twenty-one
great-grandchildren end one great -
great -grandchild.
SSIA'S FIVE-YEAR PIAN
Aekirees by Mies Ston of Oaten to
Victoria Ilome and Scheel Club
The regular meeting of Vleterla
Home and lichen' ChM was held In
the kindergarten room of Motoren
school ant Thursday evening last. The
meeting opened with the singing of
"0- Hawada,"- utter which a abort
linguine)* seaakm was held. it was an-
nounced that the refreshment commit-
tee wax eponsoring a .trawberry fes-
tival to be ,hold shore, ttttd an he
vltntlon wile extended to all those
present, and to all friends Interested
In home and cebool-.work, to attend.
The program was In charge of Mrs.
Celsla__ Cutt _and.... committee. The
musical numbers consisted of ■ trio,
"Song. et Long Ago." by three pret-
tily dreamed 11111e girl), Shirley Mare
clek, 0..e Bowra and Ruth ttridgs;
duet, "iReuben and Darted," by
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Hope hutch and Jo, k Snell,; it solo
by 3tr. 1". it. Player necontpanled by
M1.1 Jean l'rlee, and n parasol drill
by a number of glrle.
The speaker of the evening was
MIs. Stone, a member of the staff of
Clinton School of s'emmerre_ Miss
Stone smoke Interestingly of the five-
year plan In Rnsda. 111' towed the
history of the Communist movement
from the thee of the war. pointing
out the wonderful lmprorement made,
In some way.. Mut els° emphasising
the weigh palette In the program. Id�
closing, the speaker urged (het every-
one shonhl nae the franehlee Intelll• 1
gently. "The good things," meld Miss
Stone, ''haace.enme to us se eerily
that we do not appreciate them. 1t
we wish to pee our eontery go .head
we moat 11 he willing to do our part'
In the wnrk, not he content to eft
hack and criticise."
On motion of Mr. 8tonehonse it
hearty vote of thank• watt extended
to kiss Atone for her trplend!d ■d
dream, whIeh was greatly ,Slaneleferi.
ocjal hell -beer was enjoyed, re-
w,I=' Wit: Om,
m1 N in (*barge, and the "'Mteefin5
wait Meaght to • cloy with the sing
105 et the Retinas) Anfbi
Ills Rosi.
.CHURCH NOTES
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.Ion Army aervlcea will be
held "as follows on Sendai beat:
'Directory class, 10 a.m.; boingo e
meeting, 11 a.m.; Sunday saboor 2
p.m.; fayewell service, 7 pm.
Services at the Baptist church neat
Sunday will he conducted by the pas-
tor, Bev, W. T. Bunt. Sermon sub-
Jetts: 11 a.m., "Thomas, the Doubt-
er ;" 7 P.m., "A Noble Christ -honoring
Testimony, or the, Model Life." Bible
school at 10 a.m.
Rev. 1t. (I. MacKay, M.A., of Prince
Albert, bask., will preach at the mors -
Ing service lu Knox church next Sun-
iiaY- The eveutng serigee will he at-
tended by the Massone. Lodge ansa
Rev. Ile. J. H. Barnett, aeelstant pis
greed citapede of the Melanie Ora0I
Lodge of Canada, will preset.
The June meeting of tt Evestng"
Aeel Ilary of North street United"
shunt *111 be held on Teatpat' nee
at the home of Mrs. D..D.. )1.00n).
North street. This N the last meet-
ing of the summer, and Mrs. Mooilef
asks for a full attendance, as Import-
ant business 1. to be considered.
At Neth street United church net
Sunday tnordug a flower service sail
be held and several Mitdres will be
baptised. Rev. Geo. T. Watts will
bare charge of thle service and also
of the evening service, at which hie
edbkct will be "The Open Doorway."
The meeting of the Men's Club at 10
a.m. w111 be la charge of the merle
committee.
A meeting of the Artbur Circle will
be held In the lecture room of Knox
chpreh on Monday ev'enittg, June 'Jfl.
A strawberry supper 1s to be served
to tee members at 6.30 by Mrs. Rod.
Jetsatm's group Atter the supper
there will be the regular meeting and
Miss Taylor L to be the guest speak-
er of the evening. The member* are
add to bring their miteboxes for tate
special ea►mpaign to this meeting.
The messier monthly meeting of the
A of Victoria street United
church was held at the home of Mrs.
Seeley, Paln.erston street, on Thurs-
day, June nth Mrs. AUin lad In
prayer. The Scripture lassos was
read by Mrs. G. Wilson. The sects
tart' and treasurer gave splendid re-
ports. A towel shower for the church
was given by the members Twenty
calla were reported. Iter. F. W. Cralk
closed the meeting with grayer The
hostess served a dainty lunch and a
social half -bone was,-esjeyed by all.
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MOTEL MJNS`T OPENING
Hotel Manna name for the season
on 11&1 hteday waif Prospects for the
wanes are fairly good.
Inqrnieri Cu.,
Count`r :Council •
There Is a good strawberry erop
this year and prices are the tomtit
for , maty years. ay berries re
.5111* were' coal elig Witflt 7Y'16it` 'ir
5e a box.
THE RAND HELPS
rhe Musical Society band paraded
the Square on Saturday night to ad-
tertlae the Lions Club concert on
Montle p night. Thi..ervke wad air.
.mutt'".
res
ren', fund.
A FiNN MORD
air. Charles Humber, son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. II. Humber of town, re-
ewlved nine drat -class honors, some of
which were classed A (over 95 per
cent.). and three second-clas. honors
1n the recent examinations at McMas-
ter University. Mr. Humber is doing
pastoral work at Brownsville, Que-
bec, for the summer.
1.t U1.17:1), rRDu.ites.
Picnic at the Port ►�,�
Pienrildon of a Public Park Week;
Be Splendid Addition to ' q‘.(
Present Attractions
The comity council head 1tsr - �
ip'gte-
os Tuesday .t Port Albert, with a
goal atioadance of memberq• ex -mere.
herb and their friends. ,w•
There la perbt pe no place- h title , 34
., e.(r. y better Anted by nature
"abuts than 1. :the Port," but sees
it Do public part or other pall place
1fDere a nntnber of people on pleasure '•
beet may assemble fer picnic pure , :..
posed, It la understood that, now -
est tai Blue Water ITlgbwae L bee
owing teeter known "the Port" may '
es Qypd bandits, be made b nerve ={i . "h
a l iegdedetestttue$y in North u'ten ♦-� : 1,
and even, " limits the, ;t l e,
oo(tst7 *ire DC>t+� il! e rt� • •:14
eeeeesttdD in t7e aeaAW5S' snout*, iE 1It3 :
V a veryettractivtf, . �j, a
.plendl4 beach easy of icceebash
tlee for beating, and wJ*: slylym�r11Mda
'' ' r w •
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peuditure of moan, It vould
1 re.ort teat wepsie.. alcr+tet0.way,
Js.,«`
visitors, It le roamed that 11*
lar Reeve et rte towneld '
Matbesea, is 60305 Lis 3m.t, to
"the Poet" Ito Ila rtgetfal place,' sit
in tide he tau lbs tssrty pvdw1U if
his colleagues in f!i• 0opafy
Tuesday was • very hot day, sell
most people wage In no pre• kola r 0*-
saor 10 pet out and bnttJ is races
sae other exertions, but enjoyed &
day quietly fA be 1�hade. Thoga d►
string .oseetLtog Wore eidting wept
op the M1* and saw a `tB game be-
tween clubs of Klytbrtdge and Loch-
alsh and ooneldered *madras well
rewarded, a. 11 was mid to be flee
game.
Mr. Thome Steady of Ge`srlen
took his motorboat nip to Se Reel ISM
tbo.e who wished a boat ride warty
tteaeed to a aplendM trip ern the
which was on i e tett bebavlor lei
the duty and very *elm. Thom who
went out were highly deligOMIs and
one reeve's wife Bald dirt elle bed
always been aftetd of a beat bat
after the pigment *:penesee in Mr -
Sandy's ease she thought she could
enjoy „tap eD pia Old Country this
IWaM who anther seat galling nee
watehed the ball g:••• sajoyed Mme
tonteste lu 10Y1ng bean -bars alae
Alla sports a e burins
W. C. T. U. OFFICERS
At the meeting of the Goderich
W.C.T.U, held on Thursday last It The
!Moe of Mrs. J. H. Colborne. ofBrers
io7.elhe CRwipg .74pr were- t:ltHed
foliffIra: President, Miss Maisel Bat e;,
cleeipresldent, Mrs. M. W. Howell ; 1
treasurer, Mrs. W. Hcrn ; recording
secretary, hrs. Wm. Risers; correee-
poncling..secretbry, lint. Geo. John-
ston. '
y t
ard treas.
It was In this orchard field that
lyes;."y2Bt'::te' brought out, and ell
eiCkeed-`AW5 vld rallidened eFtiy *tali :
spreading the doth en she erase` fad ,
patalnpt the *Cade ant cake and otter
eatab4 s. It was u "community touch"
that teemed to he appreciated.
'I9tcre were no ace ideate, nor any-
thing to mar the perfect day, and all
agreed that If Reeve hurdle Mathe•
Kon would see that • public park was
be had done his duty and to appre-
ciate to the full the beauties and ad-
vantages of Ashfield's lake port
As already elated, the attendance
wan goof for so warm a day, nearly
all parts of the county being repre-
sented. Among those who came the
farthest from their homes were Ex -
Warden Beavers of Exeter and En -
Warden Inglis of Howlck. All told.
there were about one hundred present
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INSPECTORS PLEASED
(Iod erlch had a ckit on Tuesday
from In, J. J. Fraser, of Guelph, dia.
Oriel m-Ikal officer of health, and Ms _
Allan, of the I'rovinelal sanitary 15 •
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speeteee- om.•.e, Toronto. The visitors
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were on • 1Mtr wf lesmeetke• and while_.
here knitted Into the civic water sup
ply. the Newer system, and the tour-
ist comp at Harbor Park. They
found everything In gond order ant
were greatly pleated with the are
range/none made for aecummodatloa
at the tourist ramp, for whlclu they
left a eertldeate of approval.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S PICNIC
CHANGE IN 8. A. OMCERS
Adjutaat Alice l'de.n of the Salva-
tion Arnie, who hell -peen -here for tin- -
pasl, year, has received order trans-
ferring her to terrt:orlal headquatt-
ers at Toronto, wltlle Lieutenant Mar-
garet TTughea, abet of the local come
ngand,., goes to eotlbngworel. They wilt
bre succeeded herd by Captain and
]ire. Sim, who come from Food Wind -
ser. The change le 4o take effect
Ere 29tli, and a Nowell service will
he held at the citadel bere an Run
(ley esenIng next et 7 o'clock.
TWENTI'-FIVE PEARS AGO
The ljtinton New.-Iteeonl, width
has a*. reprinting Items frown Its
old file*, hese week had the foilnwhug
from iia 1,1.11e of. June Pith, 1905:
"Mr. Harry S.Ik.dl. reeve 5f God--
eri.iu township, enters upon Ida thlr-
ty-11rat year today, Mil he would pass
for twenty -fire In any 00mpany. ile
la Nue yo nngueeloroking, If not the
yonf5r.t men, ever to be sleeted te
the reeeoemhlp of then towsehlp, Mut
the shortage of years, If we may put
It that way, le' not these days cmc
aldered a hardship Reeve If•1ke44
la tactful and enereetle fed At 1111R
of writing nnn arrled."
As a matter of arithmetic, that
wan twenty-nre years( ago; but, as
the paragraph we have quoted sng-
geeta Harry has nerve allowed the
pouting of the years M trouble him
and he is .till youthful In Appearance.
The peragr.ph from the Clinton pe -
per Intimate+ that at that time he
wee unmarried: tint we happen to
kik)* that he wail epeending a gold
.twill o/ ble time that annener In the
mmpany of a AN mon( tiowleeteb gAi,
liete's'elerePoseser, lage 1 . 5ewe•� ill111 "4atireet
ran seems another Inte,.SMting pan- 1
'rebel .h01rt the tame ye•)1g mus.
Large Gathering from Huron Presby-
tery at 3leoesetung Park
Over 1511 young people from various
parts of Iluron Presbytery Attended
tile_ annual .picnic of the Young
fiopte'€tloteetieeet-the pnitedenurc►
held *t 3lc.esetung Perk on Saturday.
The weetIter was Ideal and an Inter-
esting afternoon was enjoyed.
A glria' aofibitli gam* played beu
twe'en the Outwit) ((erect churr•h team
of Clinton end a picked foam from
thole present resulted In a win for the
former by the amt* of 21 to 8. Thar
boy.' gime b*wreu sicked teams re-
preeniting the north 'and 'bath Me.
time of the 1'reahytrry resulted' le a
win leer the north by 7 to 0.
Firm tenni* partlelpeted in the tugs
of -war, the whine/re being the teeing
captained by Percy Sheetdown, of
(tnlerfeh, and Howard Quaid, of Peet
Albert. , Tn the poll by three teems
Me Quaid'% teem was rietorios..
Mr. H. Storey, of Antoine mask. of
Mire hearty croperatton Ow In that
preparation of the picnic and Rer. 0-
W. itutt, of (torr*. alar apnke brlety.
in a hearty sing-.eng led by Rev.
Mr. Brett, Fred Alexander, of Tetes-
PO, played the aevvn.pwnimrnt Witt
Ides ,rm.erklna. Thi* talented maab
ho, who hs* given miry enn orfs la
the States and olio Mr also bah
heard at (531....n.t et lama flail.
'Oneonta aim piayvd sev0e1 .010 .50-
..(I.. with* wen well rerensst
.t Meek t ' ! g"awct and- fee u _ ..
-lass. aathertnt d jOg *teal
Day pa esyleg eliMMONIs.11ll `s e; w 4
prayer by Bev. L W. OW.
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