HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1940-05-16, Page 1NINETfreleCiOND AtEAlt. NO. L9
Mother's Day in
Goderich churches
dal Services Nark the Day Set
livart for the Honoring
of gathers
Mother's Day was geiterally, observed.
oa Sunday lest, and he several ot the
RED �R05 :IMPORT 1
t 1 , I
A. meeting Was called yeeterdar�f
the reptesentatives and worketet the
-Red Cruse Societe, and arrangements
were made to entertain the ()facile of
the Huron cOtinty liraitche$ and their
„units at the Red Crow dietriet meeting
of Huron eouuty whieli la th ;held .
•Ifnott church lecture teem at 2tem,
churches one. of •the eerviees of the dee' on May 22ed.It is hoped through tide
was eepeeially devote -410 the honoring meeting to consolidate and otrengthee.
of mothera. our efforts on behalf of Red' Cross
' At the Beiptist Church within our oevie eoutitg. TO .do title
An appropriate program for Mother% elfectivele, the advice and co-operation.
itay Was carried out at .the Botha . of every braneb. Itt the county will be'
lieklirch. on Sunday morning. when the. needed. - • ;
Sunday Khoo), metwith the congrega. It was decided to eontinue the week-
eetioe........Thethyietua,eimge were specially iv "bridge' andt"000" , for the Itioxitie
ejlosene .and' in addition there -Were of June,asfundseherivedt few- tiller
quote by Isabel Greenslade and Verillie source are needed to carry on our war
. Bell, and Verna Miller and Lulu, Ben- wo*... Tlite ift 4 very . small way 111
Janthe The pastor, Rev. Aej. Milligan, which we are asked to help and end ladiee
gale the address in the teem ,of an are therefore urged to eattend these
obieet lesson showing- hole metheret • bridge*. „
love endures when fill other ear y _ •
• things rate eta mothers were presented, . EvEtTztro. or DRAtif.4.
each with a flower by little joint Don- •
aldson; Aire_ Wm. Donaldson, Hama- Three One -get 'PlitY8 Presented in St.
ton, for the mother coming the greatest. - GeOrgie's rtuttelt Hall
diStartee to the service; , Mrs. A. Clut- A novel form of entertainment was
ICIark,"the youngest Wither; Mrs. Peter, fi,Vee eisnilftSyt. e -Zi)
VitIterls'nttZilleirlig,
ton, the 'oldest moteer present; Mrs.
Young, for the youngest baby; tAire. Wingham and .Gorrie A.Y.P.Aefe. ptet
Wilfred BonaldsOti, the mother with seated „thee ene;aet comedies.
tbe largest .famlly ; Mrs*. A. Virtlithesi the The Goderieli e•play WAS eutitled
einether with, the " beet attendance "While.' the Tenet dhirned," ',The
eord at Sunday ttehooiet ' eltatiteters were: Herbert Oanbei (Leslie
At Victoria Street. Vatted MUM) Ruth -Canby (Velma Million),
'Mother's eleay was observed in Vie. etereteet cauett Jr. (Herold shere),
toria street United churchattile morn- Mary Lou (Hazel Boyce), Grandmother
bag service,
when .the Sunday school. eeanIty (Marjorie odder). The/ play
Nif(13 in. attendanee. The 140%ln-tends- 'was 'dieected byeeiarifid Taylor; , pee,
Mr- 'w. Larder. assisted in the sident of St. George's _
eeeviee, and Beryl Sanderson, tiatt Znew The Wingham piny, Tuttle's
iSwantz also took part. Bev, 0. L. %now.
, Was directed. by ,.Itev. E. O.
Brown spoke on the aultieett"4"Ohttroll ttt-tilltigher. The cast, was: Mr. Tuttle
•lin Thy House," . and a moth -eve Othetr (Bert lititebeli). Nfra- Tuttle (atilss
wig. At tile evening service the birth- Fels), mies Eaves (Miss -1.11,11an Felt
ay of Florence Nightingale was eone: ler) Dr. Morgan (Tone Silerou)
piemorated; Weighers of the hotedtal • ellenryti teati-order Wife was pree
'staff and the .Alaninfte were present.. "sented by Garde •AelePate. .ftete John
a *short jeell wes the. director and tie east in -
ilk
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Combining T:he Goderich Signal and The Goderich Star
GODEItICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 16th, 1940
Three Prominent
Figures in Hockey
is,* Mn'*, raiiie Goodfellow
and Sy' Apps at Lions
Ban(Mt
Annual Doll Parade
Ras Many Entries
CAUGHT BY EATISOWS
Wotan Voting WA Receive. Terrible.
Inherice-...-In Hoplied litre
'Continued progreisit toward recovery
was reported tide morning from Alex-
andra Ifoopftal ou. the eOudition, of
Wililam Collineon, aged twenty, who
wee eriticaRy injured In a fenei ae-
-eitlent near Mutat,. tm Monday last.
,Collineon, 'the yourtgeet sort of
George Cattlemen, ot Kuitail, Was, work
-
lug, mi the former Kenneth McLean
farm owned by his mother, a 'hort•
`xlietartee from the village., and hi
brOther .Jitelt were preparing a tield
for barley ,seediug with a tree -tor trail-
ing a set of -Mee barrows. • At about
0 p.m. the tractor etatled and the in-
jured, rtitin sought' to crank it while it
was in gear. The tractor gave a tura
forward and knoeked Coliinson
lag (Aciyob a corner of the dise barrows
matting over his bead lend •haelt, caus-
ing terrible ficalp, Wounds and back
laceratione. Ilia brother Jack, unable
to lift the learleites off hine,littd to back
them- free with the trader. Ile then
panifor help. A doctor was summoned
antlYtlei.111Jured man was removed- to
„ „
hospital here, ,
For some time he was in it precarious
condition, but he lead it geed night last
night and is repotted ae making steadye
progress. He is the youngest of four
;sone of Atm Cotlintion and the late
,George Collinson, termer leintail ;blaelt-
%with,
• THE COUNTY HOME HERD
Kiddies , Compete for Prizes
Donated by Lions,
Club
Dleal Weather fetvored the annual
dell pantile, held on the Square), on
Saeueday afteenoon under the aponfior-
shie 0 the Uwe Mute end as a eetiult
gooti-sieed creWil• was attracted to the
affair. ,an almost reeord number a
little ,girte Partkipated in the parade
ra.aging in age from three 'tie teu years,
and eahibiting e greet variety of dolls
—baby dolls, 1a1 dolls,- teag dolls,'"
siettlei and' :gaiter dolls; Indian -and-
negro elolls; •- The partielpants emitted
history of the life ot notenee IllailW, eludea r'AllielS`nlithers -Oa* 4- 'Mus -
gale, and read the pledge whlett beets 'grove), eteeitry Gubitons t(aob,Paillinte
her name. 'Miss Levis, nurse-inttrain- aim joins_ wee; John Ball), , Becky
sermon was 911 erteligten anditteatot,„„ Simpson (Nellie Dismore), the enallt
order wife . (Blythe Underwood); the -
'lug, contributed a pleasing solo. The
Before- the .service, a Shart-igaltal 'ext, minieter Marry Xing). • . t *1
the Northern nalltnlend eleetrle orgaht 1 The 'ehairman. for the'. eveeing Was
played by Mies Aittia gottelt• :w,Inuell.,Attield. Taylor. . Planoenigeic WetWeen.
• enio.Yed- . . ., ,_.; ,:' ' playot was provided -be ti.bbasiriexem '
. ,, At North StreeteUnited .Churett''' " These three plays were presented i..e,
A choir of mothers lea the ttertrite ,
„., of praise in North street 'United chew , ctileeeteaejlellatt cliThiertall,'''.3.-etrayeerYnd.4:44.0oliliee
' and a solo, "God Give:174,0=es," wee -TAM the CUP. on that; eceaelote__The
rendered by Mrs. R. Henderson. - The • three plass -Oil be presented itt Whig -
minister, Rev. W. P. Lane, taking for ham on Meeel'itti. . -
lals text 1 Kings 2:19—`!And the: king •-.., ..,,e.„..e.e.,„,„...e.e....e...etee,
rap up to meet her and hinted 'ItiMs ' ' • . ,.RUTIIRE40) /NAMED
self, unto her. „.• . 404, 440E64 ..* ' seat: ' ' ituth Reid, elevenl,ear;eid daug4t,ex
to be set for the ,kiege$ ,raitther, and.- et Mr and iyersetetimetelteld,,,' ,
'she at on his right hanreeeinextereted 'street, siffeked painful 'Mintiest to the Weiss Josie Saiencler$ ; erag doll, Mrs.
face and ,right hand when she shipped Frank Donnelly and Mrs.. (Dr.) N..'40.
many reasons why tilt courtesy "shouter ,.
iie shoten to Mot:here whose loving care while 'elirabing. the Maitland:- River ertieP;On; decorated • trieYclef Mrs; '
ild sacrifices make ft'r' the ''ectArftirt bank, below the C.N.R. roteedhouee, Prevett and Mrs. H. Fertte•
. ane well-being of their families, 111"t't tate„ Monday afternoon. e She WitS re- •
emt turning from the river fiats, 'where "she, Mr. and Mts. H. D. Falser spent the
ers On the communion table Were . .
tributed by Mr. Amos Ohellenget and had been gathering weed seeds for het
Mrs. Weber of Xitehener, in memory_ 'week -end at Ann Arbor, Michigan. '
of their wife and mother, the late Aire. agricultural studies along with a young. Spr. R. W. Bell of the 7th Field Co'
companion, Beryl Sanderson. Although Engineers, ;Lend* is the proud 're -
At Knox Presbyterian : Church . :, in • great pain, ,. Ruth walked to. hee tipient of. h. lovely wallet presented to
Challenger. , . ; - '
At the morning ii4iide in e home, .where her parents summoned a him by the officers and members of the
' eherch the centre pews .mtere• oceeuXptett. doctor. She was then taken to Alex -
Ladies' Orange Lodge Of Goilerich.
by members of the Sunday school, and andra nosPital, where it was found
a children's choir assisted the regular tht the bone ,forming the bridge Of
_church choir. The music included a ,lier nose were badly smashed- and a
'•olo by Airs. W. F, Saunders, erne. bone in the right hand; broken. It is,
believed that when. the girl slipped and
emus My Mother Sang," and a special. her face struck a rock' protruding
anthem by the choir. Rev, re a. etano felt
from the hill; -
gave a brief and appropriate sermon.
*r. E. C. I3eacom, superintendent Of .: oie' heemer.sEEING Veen ,
--- pre- ' A party • of twelve:31enn*nites at-
, the Suedey sphool, -conducted the
sentation of `diplomas' and seals for t_
vraeted considerable, attention as. they
attendance at Sunday • school. These passed through the - town on Monday
were as follows: t e • . .
Diplome for ettendingSenhay sehool. afternoon, garbed in their traditional
big& Clothing andefiat wide -brimmed
- .
hats. ' The party, four men, two, women
and six boys, arrived here on thetC,N.R.
-noon train and left ein the afternoon
by C.P.R. 'While eere they' touree the
harbor. The younger lads expressed
their regret that there were no grain
otitg in. port at the _dino .of ,theiraisit,
Titis .was one of the features of °ode -
rich which they -hail expected to see.
The party were Irene St. Jecobs, Water-
loo countr....
in front of the Hydro shop and paraded
on the 'sidewalk, ,elockwise, to- East
street, where they entered Court House
Park for the Judging. TiteYeleu itel the
tiarade, followed by doll carriages, dolls
in arms,: rag dolls and a 'comic seetien.
The only teature lacking in 'the parade
this year wee the town hand, wblehi
usually leads the little girls around
itilleZISrigitlapvrte In' the decorated -carriage
and doll ,elass, went ' to little Mary
Kneehtel, who wore a .yellow-lioivered
dress edged with green; with- a Witch-
ing wide-brimined -peke 'bonnet. Her
doll was dreseed,elmost identically eidth Committee Purehtusett' TWO More Pure -
its mistress and the earriage* was bred Itheroveniente- -
eriMmect in the same -colors. Audrey The !County Home .conamittee of
-Cranitten, secand in this class, Was ClountY Council, at a ,special session
tracked in pink and greenrevith doll on Monday, _purcimaed two Sithithorn
and carriage to match. , Mary Wallet cows 'forthe. purebred herd at the
emeettarat favored llgbt and dark blue Home, bringing the total to' nine. Two
in the color -scheme of her dress," doll more are to be purchrieeit One of the
aria carriage.. Claire 1)onaidsonstmlth • eove$ Was purchased Vont W. E. elan.
covered Wagon in blue and yellow,' ning, Leadesboro; the Other from W. A.
Marked "'Going West," represented the Culbert, Dungannon. Flve,herds in all
picineerera of Canada :and took fourth were 'visited in a tor 'a the county
prize in. the •decorated carriage and on Monday afternoon. „
doll ' ' 'The committee also &Ailed to paint
Winner in the!comie ieetiontevateltten all 'outbuildings ,at the- farm. . The
eitetitheealte, thditeteeeerelage was Pled tole, witi be xed; With: white :#1132,,
'with dolls.. A sign on., the carriage tcenttruettitet tefeetelteete. hegtPen aand-
labeled; her as "The OM Woman Who vegetable *Teller also being con,,
Lived in a Shoe." • eidered. .
Two . of the nrettleet entrants,- ale. • Reeve R. E. Shedelick Hensait
though, thett Were net PrihetWinners, cheitintin of the • committee. Otber
they represented neetePeelOctelass, were nieeentbees are t Reeves,: Turner; :Frayiee,
Eteanor,and Elizabeth Lauder. lilleenor, etorletnee, MeNalleeetd..Warden Feagan,
Weeineselay evening Will be one long
-remembered Ity tiouee forteteald Gode-
ricii beim for on that night they lied
the Mealier ot seeincand gliaking tbe
bands a th.ree of the outstanding
figures in N.11;le, bucket?, nainelY. jack
Adams, manager a the Detroiti „Reit
Ebble hloodfellovv, capta.ie
,the Winge. and Apps, ace, of the
Toronto Maple Leafs.
The Oecaelon Was the banquet tend-
ered to the- members of, the-J*1)31er. an
juvenile hoekey elube by their oponsors,
the etotierich Lions Qiub.
The **mate of the Detroit men was
a gehedulea pert 0 the-eveaing's enters
Winne* anticipated for weeks by ,the
players, but the addition, ot SY1 APrtt
to the list Of gueete was a surpriee;
even to -met; of the members 0 the
Lions ,Club,. and presence belped
materielly in rounding out an enjoyable
evening, •.
SPeechee .by the Gieets
All three guests spoke briellY after
-being introduced by Judge - -T. M.
.Costello. Ur. Adams told in brief forte,
of his tvventyethree.yearsht experience
as -player aud Manager of le.11.14 teams.
-Sint* been manager of the Red
Wingsthey, have twine three, 14.104
charapionthips and °lite Stanley CUP
twice, The speaker urged -the boy s to
continue their sehottling and warned
that, if they had ambitions to he pro-
fessional hockey stars,. at the same
time they mut not neglect their educa-
tion, so ,that wben their hockey plate- ISeeforth. ISister Day congratulated
leg days were over they -wOhld have the Goderielr- Lodge upon the caPable -basket -trait; Aire R. Aeliesou,
definite, plane for the rehire. Ile sugt *ay in which the work was pet on. letvels e. Mrs. Geo. Stewart, 3 ears...,
gested that the boys el:mulct, be thankfut After ,the close of the meeting a ban- Xrdit;-Wojnen's Institute, -2 -bed --11X1104. --
for the support given them. by the Lions quiet was beld„ about seventy-five me -me A Friend, Tiers fruit, half dozen waat
010, and for • the opportunity for 'de. 'bers and •friends Sitting Own to -prate eleths; Mrs. VrankeLavvrenee, one -
jar
velopment, and he We -seise of the WM- thy decorated Iteblet. During -the Ilan- fruit; Mrs. J., W. Hunter; -2,,jare.frult
ion that. the Lions ehould .be thankfiti quet a. -toast. was Proposed to the -Xing Mrs. E. Camlthelle 2 Ars. 'fruit; Mr*.
,thatehey; had such .a fine type . of boys bee Sister. Day and one, to the -•Itaalest j. P. Walter; 2 jars fruit; Afrie
witn stunt titetokt..... tee. ....., tett- eeeette. Orange liedgeleteSietter, Pa, inter. eSister •Setkeld, 3 jets marmalade; Aire te
'Mt.:, Goodfellow stated that he had ;Speout, made the' prettentationehrtaii 'MeolleYt baby silizte.,IfreetGellt.Ofeeleee• —
beereintheN.H.L. for twelve years and umbrella to the grand mistress, lot e ears fruit; Mrs. J. B. Graham, 2. esta
hoped new to have 4 better time than whieh she respondee Wing woedis. fruit; Mi. Belie. Maeltkar,
2 jars
he had had those twelve eters.. He
ceutioned t boys against drinking
and smelting if they wished to attain
tsueceestitt the hopkey spbeee._ .
Apps .reiteated, the reason for his
being et. Gederich at Simi). an Worth=
time ds as One of business. 'He extended
his eongratulations to M. •Goedfellow
on the 'Detroit player's winning .
trophy as the nuette-etaluable
NOT SO EU THIS ESN
Three Graliesearritera eusd Ottset
Ve.00010 lie riot
Shipping at tide. vote, abieketted the
past week, witit ouly tiiree grain boa.te
aud two other veeeele arriviteg. The
eta. Heron Bay came on ThursdaY
evening from Fort 'Willie* vvitit 120,000
bus. of wheat, 02,350 Wee of tette fold
0,54h bus. 0 barley, She eieared light
at noon on kiaterday for Vert litililana.
The Altman Arrived ou Friday after-
noon from Vert William with ,tail,44.10
bee of wheat, and eleare4I light oh
Sunday meriting. Meth these eargOlia
were for the elevator. - •
. The Superior arrived this (Timor -
day) morning from rort William With
feeoir7tfhoebruetlieev°44:toiwiril.tantill Qapetstitns4 obtarle
The strv4Lethbricigp came in early
Senday afternoon Rent- Wallaceliurg
with 175 tone fot, IMO and cleared
light, late' that evening, for Fort Wil- the., 460114140.
limn. The str. Winnipeg arrived from
tFuirsatrallaVrnilidijugoarmtbeaell4r nt14:11:0:ctiregilatl after414_ clearedpe yr fg tweecirTeEtiethabeeiWeet:loa:yinr'wgvrtitysielpuryintwgheifttuoiClitelattur,lu,ythnit
The wrelt have 1144 1)egOu itasket of daffodils. Mrs. B .3. Sault*
still going to Baedeld to set their nets. 4ulti W. Carrie' Wit° Pr"Ided at
the table, were assisted by Mrs. W. P.
thiet port yet aild local fisitermea are
itaote3?Ineersts metentheanlirtiet:wse..boas:urio, toande9unruco.ing. cLoauneihtiMurrsst., Mrs.
Murison, M1*
A record has been set this year *la the
B. MaeVitar and Miss Betty Campbell,
Gifts were received att %allows sag
AV PRINCESS MARY LODGE are gratefully aeknovvIedged DY tbe
The otileerg and mothers of Princess -Women's Hospital Auxillery,"
Mary Lodge, L.O.B.Ae entertained tbe with Miss 'AfeCorkinda.le, eurteriutend-
grend Mistress, Sister 'Ruth Day mit of the hospital, had eliarg'e of the
,London, on Monday evening, May 6th; they're proeeeding$:
embleme or the Oraege degree were. ; Nehmen. Dunganueu, Weir
expleined and exen3pitfied by the degree Pillowsnes; Mies Lois' Candtbeit *MX"
;teem. under the superVision of the cot eoVer ; Mrs. A. Calder, 2 tare fruit;
'Sister Riley, and before a well-, 'eiodertch.Townshin 1100Pital Auxiliary,
tilled lodge roora ixtelading vistting oue Cushion, 6 hot water-heti:le elevate-
inembers erom ImeknowteClifitteneaxid .mattres$ covers; Mrs. J. M. Graham.
vase; Misses M. IL and liteR. MAO/tear;
01.160U1,41.T100 011* MS
Muni Milky
Party at Alexandra
Ilirsay Gifts Doss,ted Als *Vita
Mixer
bierved
The aranUt144birtlutior piety" ve
eudra Hospital wee hem on tlatardaye
tenet a large Member of eitixens, as
as matey from the surromdlas tart -
tory, visited' the hoottal, 'briatting
many 'beautiful' *nd utieful setfts. Tito
rilootas tbe hoopital were height wit*
;dowers, eiteb patient receiving* bus*
of daffodils from Vie George Stewalt.
The visitors wereireeelved -by Mrs..
Redtlitt, Mrs; „A‘ 'Calder ;an*
Mrs, I. Salkeldt Afra„\tt. W. Rooter
aud Miss lett* ,Saults took charge 0.,
the tette, sod „MO, ett, J. _lee Wit
Mrs. A. F. tittuedy. and lies. -IL IL
Alooxiey condeeted the guests throligh
-ereeltee eit a light green 'dress With
tairg twbegs tal)ii6• kePre- -TOO, LITTLE' TRAINING r
elated "Spring," While Elizabeth, clad Folt_Insuitz TIME
in ,bitie and in the •same etyleetrepret
,sented 4 !lane Jay." Vrkleipatklaett 'POI )(greater Attention
Lions D. D. Mooney and e. Butter ' to' HOMO • atitleto Reading
Were in 'cher& - of. the parade. The Tete, regular mituthte Mee g of Ceti-
rtmegzsxttWises,A4Fewixr :.xttt;ittttteles.ctlldtovon:en,:teteet44rnr:Ftstgt :7tiLeasable
held
'Groves ; edecorated 'citeriage :a the
dell Mete. t(Dr,;)' W. • W., .Martin and primer students delig te et, he -audience
with . choral veaelihmso sorogs.,,
The high -Tight ' of 'the meeting • Was
Mr; A. R. *oft's* address especiallY
directed. the:pupils of, grade VIII,
who were 'Were ptesent..0n, the topic "Vbea-
tional Guidanee." Mr. Scott explained
to them that matriculation wasetee lin-
portant retneisite,t‘ne niatter-what:yoce-;
don wris.-ettoffen. ...at said mid Was
most deshable that they should be
happy in teteir chosen veeatitin.e, The
home nett •school, thought,ltut too
little ezePhafite Onttraining for leisure
time. ' He was sorry for those who had'
to depend on commeitialtahmeeMents.
He suggested a more Widespread de-
velopment'of hobbies and, of the reading
)1' cludad. with-th' c. thought
habit.
Mr.
a-success is -stability of
oharaeter.ane the determination to get
ahead,:
fifty 'Sundays ;of 'over: : jean Waerener,
Marilyn ;McCabe, .James Smith, Jack
Meriam, Larne, Rivers, .A.rehie Beattie,
Bill .meriame• Gertrude' Iteattle; 13tuee
Beattie, Stanley eferiam, Bobbie tilt.
guette, illoy Bowen, Marjorie Johnston.
First seal:', Carole Saralersoe Mary
Lou Sanderson, Raymond Cutt, 'George
Warreney, James Milne, Doris- AfeBrien,
Jitek elac4iiitald,tAfttrilyn -Moore, 'T...lna
MeDonald. ,
,second seal: 'Mary Aint Erskine,
Bruce .Erskine, Gordon McCabe, Rae'
Nelsen, . Brene *Nelson, Bobby Moore,.
*June ,Slrarks.,
Thitd seal! Ruth iStokeg, Catherine
Cute Jane Tuftoril, Bill Sanderson,
'llerry Warreiter, Neil ThompSon. --
. - Fourth sear: Donald MaeleWan; Maryt
Stralighan, Pluniee 'Milne, Irene Stott -
dart, Betty Diteuette.
Fife' seal e'Jtielt Erskine, Billy New-
eombe, James •Saunders, Donald Rivers.
'Sixth seal.: Lillian Milnet Fred
Othites, John Schtiefer, NerineeeleCabet
,a,efolly Bisset, `Rath Cute, 'vote Milne.
illi First seal. on Omelet diploina ' (ret
, presenting eight years' ettendariee) :
Shirle,y Marwick,. II:leaner MacEwan,
Max Cate Peter-sriteDwari.- -
-- Senn(' seel on special diploma:
Robere Biteet. - • • ,
• Third seal on special. diplomat Grant
Johnston. a., ,-
--Cerittiatteetweretgiveie for the firet
tithe to members of the ,school witty hie
-: tainee Ili*ty per tent. In the uniform
.411,x
amine tioil *set by Presbyt;erian Pub -
lea floes anti-', based . on the Sundae'
, eehoel lesions.„ Those receiving eerti-•
,. lieges in the senior division,, fottirteen
THE: WEATHER
The temperatures for the past week
and- for the corresponding week last
year, as otlitialle reeoided, were as
follows; ^ '
• 1940 ' 1939
„AVItibuc:-,.. .Min..21,tax,
Thurs., May79".;..55 • 26 . 45
Fri., May 10 -.5/ 3.3 05 50
'Sat., May 34 52 4()
May ....54- 35 .. 48 01
Mon., .Itlay 13 ....09 39 58 03
Tuese May 1-1 „.„.69 '48 64 46
,May ....V ;50 t, 45
ROAD SUBSIDteaCHEQUE
'Comity Treasurer Erskiee yes:-
terday received • Mg largest, item of re-
eeiPts of the year' -o, cheque from the
Provincial Government .pr $70,291:
This represents a subsidy of 5Q •pet
Cent. of .the amount spent on • County
roads la 1939,
to 'Seventeen 'years, were;'___Jime Abell,
Robert. Bisset, Itavid Farrish, Marjorie
Gilleepie Mary Hurue, Grant Johnston,'
Sheldon teficelath, Lilliag Milne, Sandy
Milne, elarilyn Moore, Lloyd Sproul.
Irene IStoddert, Douglas Macdonttid.
Iatermepliatet 12 to 14 ,years.: 'Marjorie
Cowan, Robbie Grant, Willa James,
;George McBrien; Doreen MCCebe,
Eleanore efaelewane Shirley Marwlek,
Ray Nelgon, Gail Sattudees, Mary
iSchtiefer, 'Betty Smitli, jone Spark.
Addit4oi. to 'Nurses' Home Decided
Upon by Alexandra Hospital. Board
Board of! Governors of Alex-
andra tlosiiital on Monday authorized
Ake aenetruetion of a six-roora additiert
to the nurees' home, located aeroes the
CODERICII'S DOLL PARADE
WASN'T Fog THE. GIRLS ()N,I,
the areltitecture of the pregeut buiMing
anti its interior appeintinents will be,
ultra-nlieletn, with eliower bathe, etc,
The - steady growth of the hospital
and new regulations allotting one room
t.treet from the inetitution. 'leas aft- to (Wei nurse' liar made the eon-
nouncenient was nettle by G. L Parsons, struetion of the heit addition neeessary;
chairman of the board, It evem made poseible by the bequest of
J. B. Reynolds, who will have charge over $20,000 by the late Jarele
of the construetion of the propoeed former Asiiiield farmer, whose Weals°
new WIC. eald that plans and epecillese amide possible the -purchase of the
bone were under preparation- and that flumes° home iteelf, two years
agit
when completed tentlerte would be in- , The hospital iteetf 'is growing so
vItd; eapidly that au addition to it not
The new wing will be in keeping with far off, menibers of the board state.
Boys Also Show They Can
Handle the polls -.When
They're Itoupg
'The phot-ographer caught stet*
-of the .kiedies Who took part in
;Saturday's doll paradet At right
—Grant 1.eimington has ,bi
halide fele. 'Below-t-Threetlittie
ladies oitt4 their eletegegt" left to
rIght—tetery ,Itneelitee Audrey
:Cranston, Mari Aiatheeonte
The preze-wierters in the var-.
irous classes were _
'Decerated earriage and „doll-- .
Mary Kneciaei, Auerey, Oraustim,
+Mary ttlethesoe, Claire Deriald.
soue comic,e, , Nan. Laithwaite,
; *Joanne Allison, Nancy:Sallow;
- 4:Vig doll, Phyllis etuddick, Sititley
Orilinniet.te dolls In
, .
arms; Rita Mero, BettY Welk,
• Beverley Brown, Lois Stewart ;
tricycles, ciefra Driver, _Billy
Itowra, Greet Leneingtoe,
iU
An enjoy -able .evening was brought to a fret; -terti. W. Carrie, plekleti; Mrs.
close with the single°. of °God, Save J. Smits 2-4°ml glasses; MO, J. B.,
e, ,
-the King." ' MaeKay, 2 tare fruit; Mrs. -Itt "-
J.
• Sturdy, 4 wastepaper baskets;
War Veterans' Attsoci'ation, 4 A i
spread, 2 towels,. 4 bath .towe ,, 2 face
cletiese Mr. Gavin H.' Gree, eoPY itt
"Th 'Old liog .School "' Nties . M.
• .,
the
veted Hart
Syl .ST, (ilEOEGE'.$ w: A.
• , . . , - ,
, The regular Monthletmeeting of St:
George's' W.A. 'weft heidt in the -Guild
'room oil *uesdarlitternoon, th'eehre-
tittent, Mn. _Calder; presiding. There
.Was a -goad* etteiebinee. The meeting.
piaYer in the N.H.L,, dureng .the ,Pile opened , witte.tee eoriatore reading be
winter: Ile added his. Words .0 4W/ft' 4.4. eauloi. irtrk,14,0443*,4;tallowed.,.
to ',those of -•liIr-i..lidanis"a041±."-':Geet12 US' prayers. ' ,Pinal' are4egeittente Were
fellow, to the 0feet-that a boy who is made. for the, animal Deauerystheetinge
engaging in-,N.H.L. letekey,Stuiuld work whieh is to be held in St. -George's
at some, busittese during- theeungaer, chureli•en Wednesday, May 22. All -the
.,elfe thwaint wilhaevne.hiseoprtytiliz.. days:tare Dee
t° fall bag -Le meeting and help to make it e success.
, ladies are 'asked to turn out to this
uPon. • te. ' - - 'V It has been arranged to hold a eOrpor-
Young Hockeyists Enthusiastic i ate communion for ,all W.A.,.-4members
„ Each of the speakers - received - a every seemed Sunday In each month;.
'itudiettee. ' ' . . ' ' *,..
tremendous ovation -from 'the young 8 a.m., for theeduretion of, the
Miss Teeter, Mrs. Itiley • and
. At elle beginning of the evenieg, B,reivn all gave excellent repor
Chief Lion Nelson 11111 turned the Meet- W,A. annual Meeting held
ing Over to Lion Dr. ,,J.. A. Gralainal,„ Mot 'month. , Mrs. Carrie
„chairmar(of the 'boys' and , girlie COM
--7--- hearty , vote Of thanks
raittee. Dri;" Grahan1 Paid' tribute eto delegates; The , g
the nianagerstffnd coaches of • the peayer, after whie
various hockey teams for the way in d,
, was eeeve ,
which they had brought -the boy's aleng-
during the - past, winter ,and ticknoW- WE
ledged `tile help' Judge Cestello , had
given the junior team. • • 0—n Mait
J-udge' etotello admitted *is love i for Guild of
teen-age sports -and Added that he. in-
tend* to ,continuetO Support lioth'the
ball and.hoekey teams. He paid tribute
to the work -ef the Lions tie fostering
sports-. . - ' -
.:C.Mayor IT. J. AelviacEwart express
the *.appreciation of the town. in be
honored with the presence of ,the three
'famous . hockey men. Ile linked. the
ruirae of Syt Apps. With, the - occasion
When.one' of. this, town's best atbleteg,
Bob Stoddard, eves eilitheiatetie in the
pole-vaulting, competition in the 1936
Olyinpic tie:de In Itamiltoit, It was a
mangy toy notated .Syl, ApPs who beeted
-our 'Itob."-4,
. . Players •Py exited .
The players were introduced to the
gueete by_ Bee . -McGee and. 1 Miner
Craneton, tertieZeis of the juniors and
joveciileS, reepeetively, -Theeelayers in
order of introduction Were:. Juniors—.
Walter Westbrook, Jim Garrick., Terry
'Costello Allan Durnie, Harry WOrsell,
Dave/r;irrish, pia litikJohnsten. Abt
'sent. were *Bill Swiger,--1Valter, Doak,
Bert Wbrsell, Leroy Schoenals, Newt
331;tek and Ralph Kings:Well, • Juveniles
--Jack DockWortii, Harvey McKinnon,
Ifeonard .,,Bloonrfiel Prank Young,
1
Charles. Wigle, Are he McIntyrei, Bill
..1s4,11allili,.,11tarry: Westb7 .11t, and, C. ,11,este, r 1,Ie,
'. During,, the eVening presentatioes
-were Matte to the Lions Bantam: League
eheeipions • by Jack -Adams and Ebbie
Goodfellow. Mr. Adams presented Don
Ainslie, captain of the.senloe division
etamplons, with a silver eup and .each
Member With prize -nun -icy. Mr. Geed -
fellow did likewise with Billy Newt
combe aed hie team, winners in the
Julien. divisitine .
Terry Costello expres,sed the hockey
plasers . appreelation of the support
•given them 1,bi, the Liely during the
• winter.
The hockey players storMee the three
gueets for theirpautographs,at the close
-
of the evening. • i
,
ear.
Miss.
on.Ibe
• London
reposed ;a
o the. .bhree
'ng cloge.d with
ect'cup of tea'
STJER, ,
y evening the, Westminster
Knox church held- a social
eveninas: the closing meeting until the
fall erme Entertainment mid lunch
we provided by the losing group in
t 'attendance contest-earried on -clui-
ng. the term just eompleted. -The
feature of the eyenhigte efun wits a
-backwards party." The" gtests were
ushered In through the back .door, and
'this idea was earried out throughout
the evening. Games Were played and
lunch wag served. 'Rev D 3. Lane
spoke to the, yoling ;people arel eon.-
gratulatet1 them on a most suecesgful
year.
I,
t II
,
-Salkeld, one ear fruit;
one jar fruit; Mrs.
SelIY; Mrs; R. Stem
Mrs, 'It. 3". Afeltie
A. A. Nigel, •
3 jars
n, 2wliseaierninrilmlittltiadetett•
bath towel; retEtruitY;t`14W;g7ftletiljttaltIrtileite,
Mrs. W. -Couithhreft 2 jars, marmot -
lade; •M 0,•11 towel*,
halfal zee face cloths. •
Alt e was eeontributed by tire fel-
lo ing; rs. Robert Johnston, Mese A.°
.
Wilkes, Mrs. A. 11. 'Taylor, Mrs-enee
C. Hays, -Mrs, O. it. • Grahame 'Mrs.
Walleten, Mrs. John Morison, Mrs. Will
ateLean, 'Airs. W. P. Lane. Mrs. F. Reeeeet
Itedditt, Mrs. 'G. 'M. -Watson,
Mosely, • Mrs. L. L. Knox, Miss Molly'
Bisset, Miss A. Bisset. •
PUBLIC UTILITIES -CON/MISSION
At the meeting of the Publie Utilities
Commiesien on Thursday night laet a
letter was teceived •fronit the tTowsi,'
Council asking that the -Iledio poles
on_ harbor hill be Moved, hack to permit
the widening of the roadway, The re-.
quest was ;referred to the Provieelal
" • e
A. letter was received from the Pro -
Department .of Health with' ref-,
deuce to the purchase of •new celorin-
atieiroquipment, and it was passed'that
the Department be asked, to have its
inspector look into the matter the next ,
time he is in Goderich. .
,Supetinteedent Kelly, Fred Bride,
-
Rego. Bridle, Wen. Procter aedEdeNelt
,sen were authorized to attend an tte-
(Admit preve'ntion meetbig to be beld at ,
Clinton under the auspices Of -the
r.9. on 'Mar 18th. ••e •
. •
Gciderich-Le4d'GraturhaAdlitig 'YOU
for Period 'Shiee. Navigation Opened
, .
..,.. •••,..•
grain down. the Lakes slibuld be quite
heavy until a new crop is Itaitestedee
„Grain Clearatices, and ' Destinations
....Fart 'William and Port Arthur .
April -22nd to IfLaytItte 1040. -
. .•- ' .. bashes
Goderich • ..‘, .., 2,971,000
Mentreal .. - . ... tee, '' :2,053,000 ,
Kingston „„ te-e2,015;000t -
Owen Sound •.:' '2,467,000
Midland - .2,465,000
Tiffin .,..... .. . ..... t. .. ...T. .... .. ...... ,; .e,187,000
Port Colboree ,, - 7 , 1,901,000
Port eiceeleoll , " : • •• 1,409,004
Sarnia ' ...,.....e. . . ..... ; . .. . ... . .. ;et.; .1,114,000 ' '
.Depot fluboi .t., • • . 915,000 .
ilollingwoed ....,... ... . ........ .. ... . .. MAO* '
Prescott ... ....... ..... .. ..,... .......e., 5743;000
Tbronto 474;000
Quebec City.. . ',ON)
Sorel •.. ' . '.."." * '214,000
'AV;11kerville it4,00Q,
U.S." Ports }, .. 1(,00,000
• ,The , follewing statement, compiled
from reeordn. tifeerded, by the „Lake
iShippers 'Clearance Association of Port
_ . •
William, Shows' that in the movement-
-of -grain. from *the head of ihe_Lakei
during the fifteen 'days toll:owing • the
opening of navigation, April 22, to date
of compilation, May 7, 4040; Gederieli
stands,. well in 'the lead of even the
most important grain -handling ports on
the Lakes, •and that, whilit. stacks at
the bead 'of the takes were drainettete
the extent of 30,182,()00 bushels during
thee period, they have been, decreased
only 11,000,000 bushels, showing. that
the grain is still fleeting into the biiis
of the lake head elevators ,nearly as
fast as It ig being carried eastward. It
is exeected that with the vast earryover
still in farmers.' hands and In Western
interior elevators the •„movement of
• VICTORIA ST. MISSION RAND .
The Mission tend of Victoria, street
Ttnited chord.). had it good attendanee
at its meeting on elonday. . The box of
• materials, to be intended in the WaltS.
'bale Was pa.cked. The treasurer,
Margaret Craig, had a good report ot
the sacceseeof the tea served to the
Alternate on the previous Monday.
Evelyn itreekow conducted the bietifieee
end the worehip period. The roll fair
WAD'answered with the itamee of places,
:teemvlsited. % Two vocal duets were
enjoyed, lute by Joyce Itreekow and
• Joanne Allison, itifif-the other by Ituth
•Allison aid Nlargaret Crtlg
IN HONOR OF Nkul,y-voups .
The' home ot. Mr. and Mee Pfripenter,
ere Benmiller, was the seene on -Mon-
day, May Oth, Of a happy event when
sixty or more friends and• relatives paid
a surprise tielt, in honor of the mar-
riage of their son ItOSS- and his bride,
Therese Ilunfalvy. Games teere en-
joyed tbroeghout ehe evoling, and
limeh was served to the happy .gather -
lug. The bride wag the reciptent of
many gift e after her marriage on Sat-,
urday,-Mae 4th, ,witen areeelition waS
held at the groom's home. Yellow and
i.green etreanieee with bougeets of daf-
lodite formed' the tolor Neheme of the
tette, with the threetier wedding cake
in the pollee!. ' Guegts were present
from Gederieb. and Carlow.
°30,782,000
Grain Stotk Fort William -awl Poet
' Artluir .
' April 19 Way 3
khheat , 10, ,000 ' (,',000,004 .
Itutteni wheat ,000,000 3100,000
°tete 3,000;000et,504),oOo
Barley 12,000,000 .-'21000,00,0 '
RR 1,200,000 1,300,000
Flex 300,04e) '300,000
fie&
•
7,100000
• In reference t8eS,t5°11:t' iblove; 'it is in-
teresting to note that 1 tweet the debt, ,
of arrival of the fire cargo tet the
Goderich Elevator & Transit Coe it
26t1e Audit May llth, thirteen eargoes
bad ,been unloaded in fifteen days,
many of which were of capacittem rame-
ing.betweeti 250,000 and 3.10,000 bugle)*
each.