The Signal, 1936-5-14, Page 4inige
4 TI uredaJ. 1t4 lett. 1915
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4
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STAGED BY TIIE MEN Or THE eiluncii AND
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PLAYED BY MEMBERS tile THE
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DURING THE INTERMISSION THE PUPILS OF
will entertain with dances in the modern manner, in
ST. GEORGE'S PARISH HALL
THURSDAY and FRIDAY MAY 14 —15
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GODERICH TOWNSHIP, May 14.—
The Y.P.U. of Colon church will meet
in the church on Friday evening.
Next Sunday there will be no church
/service In Uniou church, but the regu-
lar Suaday school session will be held
Mrs. J. B. Graham of Goderich spent
a few days this week at tbe home of
her daughter, Mrs. Gordon Orr.
LEEBURN
LENRURN, May 13.— Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Robt. Bowe and her sou Doug-
las. all of Stratford, called on their
relatives here on Sunday afternoon.
Misses SAW amid Elizabeth Horton
sent to Clinton last Thursday and
spent the day with relatives.
One of the ladies In our burg who
has three geese has raised a' flock of
thirt. -tvio goslings. Who can beat
burn church ou Mother's. Day. Sunday ',Lew team is the second admitted to
At a baptismal service held in Lee -
last, the rite of baptism* lit performed ,the lestgue outside a the churches,
on Beryl Elisabeth, the younger deugh- the Foresters having been permitted
,te Join last year. but the name will
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Freeman. remain, as In previous years, the
-Church :Softball League."
Upholstering !
AUTO TRIMMING
AWNINGS
FOR YOUR HOME OR StORE
THEY KEW YOUR HOME COOL AND A.LSO 41)D TO
THI APPEARANCE OF yoviLitopu
LOWEST MCI= IN TOWN
P. A. Zimmerman
CORNER NELSON AND CAJCBRIA ROAD GODERICII
GODERICH, ONT.
-SPORT NEWS -
Church Softball
League Organizes
New Entry by Team from Gode-
rich Salt Company—Exec-
utive Chosen
AUBURN
AUBURN, May 13.—Visitors at the
ihome of Mr. and lira. A. Rollinson
on Sunday were Messes. W. Ferguson
and Adams, of Windsor; and Mr. and
Mrs. A. Klan, of Goderich, and Mr. J
Tyndall at Mr. E. Halthhy's.
Mr. N. Hamilton la erecting a resi-
dence at the eastern limits of Auburn,
Mrs. 5. Keyes is visiting her mother
near Guelph.
Miss Mildred Scott, of Stratford, is
holldsrllig at her home in Wert Wawa -
M W Robison has commenced
MO building of his new house.
chere3L, gorthiras reerglia- test at G. Taylor's store Mr. Keith
The Goderich interdenominational In the Cougoleum rug 'peeling con-
ised at a meeting at the town hall On" Amur wen the rtrg; guesa bola;
Monday 'light, with C. H. Humber as 3841. aad 3846 being correct. At H.
president. Rev. D. J. Lane and A. lucky wee.
Taylor were returned ias treasurer
an addl- home early Monday morning in his
tioual teani in the league, from the seventy-eighth year. In failing health
Goderich Salt Company's plant. The for the last five years, be war faithful-
ly nursed by Lis wife. ills first wife,
who was formerly Miss Mary Hamil-
ton, prethweained twenty_eighf jeers ago James Hewett was married
E. Cox. of North Dakota, who sur- (itenstaire' g"tiand' "e tahiled el"
GRADI'ATES AT NT. JOSEPH'S Other team* in the league are those
Miss Margaret McLean, Cioderieh 'I • is street United church
yuung lady, was one of a class cit .1935 champions). Knox Presbyterian Hallett; Mrs._ Lorne Johnston, of
twenty-three nurses who reoelved di- church, St. George's Anglican church Nile, and Milton Plunkett, of Tomato.
plomas at the graduation exerelswe otisnd St. Peter's Roman Catholic church. There are nine grandchildren; also
St. Joseph'', hospital, Landon, out -Although North street United church three sisters, Mrs. Weeley Pattison
Thursday last. and the Baptist church were not re- and Mrs. Jouathan Pattison, both of
In addition to receiving her diploma presented at the meetihg, they are said Wingham, and Mrs. R. A. McKenzie,
Rt R • M r Mahoney., vicar- to have signified their lineation of en- of Duggagnun. The funeral was held
genertil, who acted for Bishop Kidd. ter ng • tery, the see, viees being conduit )7
Miss McLean revived the liespitai t It was decided to have an executive
Rev. H. C. Wilson of Knox United
., as n led tw was there. He is stir
Auxiliary prize a 8:,....1 fer general pro- lummittee of one repreeeutative from
ehurch. of which church Mr. Plunkett
t ',VIA by his wife. two daughters, Mrs.
ticiency. The AllKilitirY award was ilieli team. preferably the one chests
Percy Manning of bunderboro, and
WAS a member.
presented to Miss Mitean by Mrs. le as manager. Golden Waddling Celebratiesi—On
• Mrs Hugh Chesney of "Roscoe Farm."
I 311,1. slums. Immediate iiii-t president An executive meeting was culled for Tuerda Mav l' h h I
this Thursday night. to draw up a rs. Joss ph ( arter was the scene refl. Phyllis Manning, Marilyn. Grant
Howson, Dater, liciirien, Sherman
said Miss Small, save tee aelretions.
Little Marie Raithby sang "Jesus
ves Me," mutilated he Mrs. Phillips
on the autoharp. Mrs. Jasper Me-
lt/len gave the topic on 'House" and
played "Home, Sweet Home," with
harmonica and harp accompaniment.
Mrs. (Rev ) Shersinn dismissed the
meeting with prayer. A short social
swriod was enjoyed over the della,
ten -cent tea served by the borates.
Death ef James D. Howatt.—One of
lb* umet esteemed redideuts of Au -
tura mooed away at Clinton hospital
at 3 30 Sunday afternuou in the person
of James 1). Howell lir. Howatt
took acutely 111 on Saturday morning.
Au operation to relieve hie condition
was performed but without arall.
Jame@ D. llowatt, 11011 of Ale -seeder
sod Margaret Hewett, was born in
Aterdeenshire. Scotland. Jaguar,'
19th, DM. Ile was educated and
*Rent the early part of his life there.
At the age of twenty-four he and his
brothere John. George and Darla came
to this country together. David
pureed away when be bad bees here
putt three years. Almost forty-three
to Margaret Elphinstene, also of Aber -
years. aud iu 1914 he married Miss
bis life, making a great success of
elves him. Four children mourn tbe
...lured that line of work •t Auburn. and for
loss of a loving father: II ante years at Seaforth Horticulture
Pluniett and Mrs. Fred Plaetser, of
*as a special hobby and in the sum-
eter the beauty of his home In Auburn
lis,a been the subject of comment of
au passersby. He was • member of
tte Presbyterian church and gave
freely of his thee and energy to that
cause. The last plece of work he did
twfore hid Midden II WM'S wits around
the church. Ile war aleo • Forester
and a village trustee. When help
of the Auxiliary.
AT TIM RACE TRACK
Acheslute, appoint committees and ar- of a very happy family reunion. It
— wed,,innil Carol Chesney: •tel two brother*.
twas the occasion of their go—rti-..
1 range fur the purchase of equipped:I.-
, -- — ding. Ali tin, simoilnern of nit:lanai. !George, ,,f Auburn. and John, of Dun-
- ' gallium. The funeral was held 'Nee -
were present. including Mr. aad-Mtiv,
The horsemen at the track are bus, THE WEATHER
_... 1101V Illft4.7114,017 from his late residence,
getting their horses ready to go to the - - °trivial weather tetutwratures or the 7
.0eeph Carter. Jr.. of Sault Ste. Mane.
Mieh. About forty gueets were seated Iter... W. T. Mille and Rev. Wannest
races. and all the horses look a ell I 18'4 week. re9°r" bel''w. &how l' TaylOr. Isis. of Goderich. officiating.
and 'In prime contlitlon. .- The track residents of Goderich experienced far for the wedding supper and were ,
has i n 10 good ,Ilape met the nw.,,,,,,,..x_sartner weather this year than la the tastefully slirved. Many !Ike z
rhe lallbearers were Messrs. W. T.
wouhl look to be A month 'ahead of ,eorreAlleuilinn week of hist Year- The were on display. An win -Intl feature , meihi.
latest .tratining, in other parts it the,/ irranerstarea—af lair • week -mid w_ererst ewrs: the pareseece of the wbrids.j'ais itnuoth- ...
near tlie 1 reeling Peciat... years hegee. expreseing the view th t
r THE STILtiti'HATBEAFION
turned out to grass. Oliver Herres- I titingerototlY
Dr. Whitely beset: in t • and-1.daY _afternoon, however. the weather. asked her sun -in --law to 1 11% ite her to ,
a bunch of colts that will mein he , took the diamond wedding i e'ebration tinn.: trio, were preen, .
a sudden chill and dropped to
. 1935 gibe would likely he pre-ient
Bax1.9:1116in. Max. Min. Carter replied. -Yon will lw a pretty , . ..
about ready for the word to lea. Ha- I ; 'It, heat of the last Week nrougnr..
mona Grattan has a tine telt by -Barge I Titers.. Ilay- 7 ....----61 111 50 41 oiti (Iii. -ken.- and the tine old lady :
Lullwater. I -Fri, May 8. Kt 60 d3 Bil answered quite sharply. "Y.o..0 w_i" '* on Thursday laet. Alf. Tebhutt was
hieken eourseir -- 1111111 dae ...III tiresome persoh who/ opened
willies. cud -more ot iloof.-th alai tiiit7 star 9 -s. a•I 5S Sti irt am ota .. • • •
hid parer training here. Pir'e-te Rdf- I own.- Mal•Taz--.-34 60 M -de friends. remetnbered the happy -amp
73 56 SS OS 'wills good wishee for the future: -
ledge has Mac Melieugalt and two i Duo aY
-vette _that look •nd act like ram. '14;conc.es., May 12 70 54
eratameat Ware Special
ON A NEW
Helene Ourtis Machine
Betty's Beauty Shame
64 Elgin Ave , E Phone 340
Keep your temper, the beet re-
miss, he ',ave.—Anonymous.
Beautify Your Hose
by planting • bed of Scarlet or
Pink Geraniums, Cannes. or dur
new MIME. that blooms In June.
add greatly to the Beauty.
We ftll baskets •ild boxes or can
'supply you with the plants.
STEWART BROS.
Benmillor Nurseries
—PHONE CARLOW WS—
MEMORIALS
To all who •re contemplating
purchasing • Monument. I have
decided to give • 10%, discount
all thin month. to make room for
,Ineorning stock.
Let RIP give you estimates he -
fore you buy.
Ctaletery Lettering a Speciality
—All Work Guaranteed—
Oates LAI, sea Granite Works
Jelin Grant, Matsui, est.
Mcilantm has Cash Harvester' in
a 43 Baptist Ladies' Aid.—The molar
at 46 nionthiy meeting of the Baptist Ladles'
the 1936 straw mason It Is 'believed
re lie a we early record for the wear.
lag of tbe straw. At least one other
tba streets lea weekwad.
Bedding Specials !
steel Bed. Spring. and Pelt Mat.
Steel lied. Spring, and Spring •
nattrust. SUM
Steel Bed. wide *met
Spring Maltreat, 332.014
AA grade% al Spring Mattreasee
treat Site, up.
sob *esp.
Chasm Espnbr sew. Mal—
swim awn MAN Om ter Wet
fine shape and be should he a —hig
G. C. I. Cadets Earn Tilt. . itl. a good attendance. Severs This, ix i. in he wise._ _mhos yos
ti. nin• were sung and Gladye 4 1100d
MI 1/4`1111 your MIMI {11 Will;gAIWIA Altar- '''T
wiener this year.
Gid Litt has 11111 licl.Sougairs Pa,- Inspector s raise
. then dealt with satisfactorily. The
era as well as some good ones of hie beet meeting Is to be at Sirs Frank
Den auil no doubt will win his share ' — ,Itaithbe's. The program conosted of
of races this season. • 1Captain Foster a London Msg. the following: A reeding by yrs.
a Bit of Criticism with Mb 1 ,F;e,,orgur„nd.in'its'A Voice from Ilearen:"
by Mrs. Deere "The
-A. Steven...1i' has ii nice two-year- nad thvi 95th Psalm. Several led in tion eiri•umstatteee 'nay PINIIIITIL ....'
old that looks like a real pacer. 9 til • Fr , nd the business of the day was Terence. 4.--,01...4.-
Ily horses. Claude Murray still has
his monkey, which helps to amuse the
1-- Geo. Feagan ha% not commenced
training his horses yet. but Davy ro,
- expected at the track soon and
should do well this year.
Geo. Caldwell has conrerted his trot-
ter. Ruth Harvester. to a pacer.
Dick McLennan has not begun
training hie colts yet. but says he will
be there when the bell rings.
Goderich doubtless will have a ban-
ner rare meeting on the (irk holiday.
es the trick never was better and the
classes and purses are the very best.
Gordon Ramsey is drfring the Wilite-
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EXTRA TROUSERS $2 00
A. CORNFIELD
"Shop where you are Invited to shop- Phone
Commendation I WaAherwoman:" by Mrs John Rattle
I by. "The Watchers." and by Miss
Small. "Opportunity." The orches -
A large corps of 0.C.1. cadet*, after '
vies through Abele- military man-
oeuvres and Dilliblik eierciovA at the
auntie! inspection at Victoria Park. Me
Monday afternoon, were congratulated
en their work by the insipecting officer,
Captain Fader., who had been re-
viewing school units during the last
few days. told tbe Goderich corps they
were "well above the others." Tbe
boys were trained by B. E. Twamley,
physical instructor at the C,olleglate.
Under the capable leaderehip of
Aiurray MacDonald. company comman-
der. tbe cadets, seventy-six strong.
marched past for the salute in column
of platoons. In close column of pia -
Von. and in rolumn of fours for the
opening manoeuv res. Tbe platoon
commanders. Keith Cutt and Gordon
McManus, tben drilled their units and
later the sections were drilled by Jack
Kershaw, Jack Weir. Gerald Fellows
and Clarence Miller.
the Danish exercises. which were exe-
cuted in a most capable manner.
Other officers of the come were Joe
teth Cutt and Don Wiggins. platoon
sergesnts; and Corporals L. Rutledge,
Bert Harkins. Jack Snell and Nell
Thompson: Bud Worthy. drummer.
•Although the inspector etingratulated
the boys as a whole on their work, he
Room tor Improvement
"As far as your cadet work I. con-
cerned there is room for Imprioement."
he said. "Firet of all. you haven't
nniform.. but an 'attempt is made for
eelformIty by the wearing of short-
sf:eered shirts and dark trousers." Ife
turret' greater uniformity by the wear-
ier of either bracea or bolts.
The marching was' good except for
gralf14. /11111 rflptnIn roster Willow! the
boys to keep In step by ear. not by
eye. "You have a good drummer. -
1 The boys were eongratulated on their
lalendine.1 in MP ranks doting limper-
' l'an. hot they were eritletred ',severely
Ifor their talk and refitle...nes. while
i,
''At ease iii Just s• mileh a eommend
!fir steadinews ns attention." he de-
i' Captain Foeter also pointed ont the
Is! rreet preitInn of attention. "Don't
' seek your elbows out like an Ameri-
icon pallor or pair arms forward like
; ar,. American marine." he slid.
I In physleal trainine Yon benefit Ile-
:‘, °riling tn the emonnt of energy Ton
i41
' the amonnt 'ton put into this exercisep."
i mot on rood dhow.- ealil the
tuspectnr. In core bision. "rind 1 11111
418 Lnitrp 1.114"Pr4 frtt Titntn ?wort.
tb.ronchir woi with eon"
were Oren br the eorp.. whir.% then
!marched beck tn the school for the
rstisl lie cream treat.
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