The Goderich Signal-Star, 1940-09-19, Page 3NINLrTY:-SE0(00 "OAR, NO..98
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GODERICH„ ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19t11, 1940
L. PARSONS PRESIDENT OF BLUE 1 1ZELDDKXNCQB�ENE
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Col,. Woodrow RetireS After
Twenty Years 40 Bead.• •
*J.:Association
mrot.00un, 'sei)kt. 3.4., -After twenty
'YearS'Oreontinuous service as president
Of ' the, 13lue Water Highway .Associ-
ation,Col. 0. S. Woodrow of 'Sarnia
announced his resignation -at the
twenty-first annual Meeting Of '.the As-
eoclation Whieli was held, at Woolard
on Friday. G. L. Parsons a Goderich,
was elected- President to succeed Col,.
Woodrew, ,
WililainFerguson, who tharractedlir
a very capable •secretarY7treasurer for
the post eleven years, ;also resigned.
Mr. Ferguson, out a committee OT
composed, of the retiring' secretary, Col.
Woodrow, and William 'Lockhart, was
chosen to select the new man, „who
Must be a resid.ent of Sarnia. '
Deep „regret at the resignation of
two such- w,c,cellent villeerS was exl
preSsed by all present.' A vote of thanks
to both Col. Woodrow .and.„ Secretaryl
Treasurer iFerguson. Was moved and,
passed,
Anorning4he-entire'- groulf-of
visitors senjoyed a few -hours of trolling
on the bay. At that time only ;enough
visitors had arrited' to •require four
securing fish, • all were loud in their
enjoy more 'than ,average success In
boats Although .the-delegates4lid-noti
praise of the outing on the bay .andthe
•excellent ,accommodation offered' on the
spacioiis launches, •. 4
4tanelean was 'held' at .Paul's Hotel
and following'this the ,principal busi
.ness session was held in the council
,charnber. Over seventy-five delegates
were present .from Orillia and Tober-
MOO to Sarnia. •
Wiliam Booker of the Meaford
Council introduced the -,president, Col,
Woodrow, who immediately ,took.charge
of the .meeting. • ; '
opening .address' Col.• Woodrow,
stated that he had been president". of
the association for the past' twenty
years. Various reasons flir"
-crease in the nuMber of tourists .this
,year were outlined by him. •
• "Wfix;" be said, "has slowed up ;travel
in all countries. The assochition* is
,carrying on, as usual with all contact
being -kept alive, We still irave our
bureau serviee at .the border and have'
done everytling possible to attract Am-
erican visitors. It is impossible to
blame the association for the 'decrease
tenristsWe did showA, great lin-
ProVe.ment in :the liumberc-Fof tourists
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• Oltee hours -10 to 12 am., 2 to 5
and 7 to 8 p.m., ,Tnesday, Friday and
fiattirday.- ,
W ,to 32 , only-kton Wednesday,
' Monday and -Thursday at AlitchelL.
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51: South .St.
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President, Sentorthl U. A. Reid,
idanager and. SecretarY-Treasurer, Sea-
fOrth. ' • - •
Directors -Alex. BroadfOot, • Sea -
With ; James Connolly, Goderich
Chris. Lonlhardt, • Bornholm; Alex.
lifelDwing, 'Myth.; /tank IdeGtegor,
Clinton ; Ttlrotuas ttloylan, Seatorttif
• Hugh Alexander, Walton; ,WAn. Knox.,
Londesboro; W. R. Arehibald, Seatorth,
.Agents -LE, A. Teo, Ital. 1 Goderie.h ;
James Watt, Blyth; John E. Pepper,
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Rat. 1, Dublin, 3. P. phrter; Brod-•
bargoe11114-holders Call * make all •••pay -
'rants and get their cards receipted rt
the Royal Bank, Clinton; Car -Vin Cutt's
Grocery,. Kingston Street, Gederich, or
J. E. Reld's General' Store Ba.Vileld
Craigie
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The ItoYal 'Canadian . Air 'Force will,
aaave shortly' a .ininaberf of bands
. throughout Canada • to lead marching
feet of R.O.A.V. recruits. The eentral
band in ,Ottawa will provide a training,
vsehootfor nIl hands to come, It has al-
ready deserved high praise.
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AT-- CAPITAL THEATRE
Now -Lie "Velez in ‘1104ican Spitfire" & Roy Rogers in .
Days of Jesse James"
*MON. TUES. & )VED.
‘,‘NVILSE, crAvgj4"
'Otie of history'strUly great figures the nurse wbo cheerfiilly
aeeepted Death as the price of aiding humanity, &Stern
dictate* of War, its injustictqj `awl brutalities. , tp•
Anima' Neagle-.Edna, May Oliver -George Sanders.i.:-.Ma Hobson
aud Zasu Pitts
THUlt. Fitlf. & SAT.
Virginia Bruce -Wayne Alorrisfine Wyman & Dennis Morgan
.Aiilthe CasanoVas•-•,roMateing atewar4legsep and experimt;ntal
aviation. An exciting adventure pursues romance into the clouds.
following the slackening of restrictions
at the border dining •Angust."
• ;Secretary Yerguson'S BepOrt
'SecretarY-treagurer Williana Fergu-
son 'stated "
"This is our twenty.first annual meet-
ing- Our assoelation is mow of age.
Twenty-one years ago we knew very
little, if anything, ,about :the linpo,rtance
of tourist business. A few automobiles
were beginning to -ramble through, the
• 'country and tind their way into new
territory.' These ,primitive tourists, or
travellers, found it necessary then, as
now, to buy gasoline nieM
luxuries ,as ,they ,went along from Pao,'
to ,f)la.ce. This new -money eoming Into
the villages, toWns and eities started
7-the'alert-laisittess:rnan4Walit,..JPw.:
,ean we ; attract theSe'spenders into'iMr
locality?, J. -lave we something to offer
these people ,that they have mot at
home? And iso the touristbusiness,
began. , ••
-
We .inight .have all_the ,attractions
under, heaven, but if the people who
,are willing to pay for these attractions
are not told about them • we eannot
expect to get very much of their money.
,people .along the shores, of Lake
liurturawd Ge"orgialrBay-were-quiek •to-
sense..the ,possibilities that would be
dived from, building .a foundation for
th tourist' trade, and .immediately er
--.ganized-the--Arst-tourist-associatien in
Canada. •
'what ra6ticity" Rao Done „
"To say -this venture. ba S been a sue -
teas ,is vitt-lug it very mildly_ indeed.
Tiventy-one years ago the 'Lake Huron.
and Georgian Bay shores were scarcely
'known by our own Canadian People.
'Today the Blue Water highway is
,knoyv.n from coast to coast. Every
State in the Union haS received our
literature .year .after .year, And in re-
.tUrn we. have Seen cars from every
'State passing over our highway. Not
only this, but many of the distant
States, as.well as all :the Mearby)States•
are represented by cottage -owners along
our shores. ,
"Early in. the spring we ,all had
hopes of thiS being the banner year in
our history., .and, it would have been
had not the U.S. Government regula-
tions been clamped on just -,7 -at the.
,ctitical time of the tourist season. When
the first of -July came along the Blue
Wtte7bridge:randth
,.mare like a .iliorgue than a place for
traffic.,
. rarneibeihguplaza looked
uresge
"We,Opened our .information booth• at
the bridge on June 20, and of coarse
were very much disappointed IS cora-
pared with last .year. We felt, how-
ever, that We Must carry on and do the
best we co:hid under the circumstances.
The resulj,„. was ,thatwilen vire. 44:?..$0.the •
-booth, on Labor Day we had 3,0d5 cars
step at the booth for information, with
thirty-three percent. of these going up
the irighway., as compared with 9,363
.and 29 percent. last year,. This repre-
--a-lossiofAi,VarstopPing,-_,--at_
our booth and an increase of four per
cent. of the ears Stopped going '.up the
Bine Wa.ter-hig.hwayr
"It is very encouraging to note that
in 1934 the percentage was twenty-three
percent. • and - ,this year one-thirof the
ears coming over the bridge were find-
ing their way up the Blue Water high-
way countr.y., regardlesS of the condition,,
of the roads. This, ef eburse, ean only
be done by continuing our efforts as an.
association to advertise and hammer at
the doors Of the Department of High-
ways until the route is eompletely
• paved. When this is 'done it would be
easyto predict that this percentage will
increaseto forty per eent. immediately.
"There is no-li'ving nian ean make
any prediction for next year. We know
not what lies ahead of us at this time,
The American people are just as anx-
touw as they -ever
were,s;, ahd- even with the severe regula-
tions at the border, and the unfavorable
publielty....we,got-TdiirhtgtheLsninutiri=we
still have the 'attractions that will
bring tourists to Our shores."
Asseciation Finances
• The complete •'financial statement
given by. Mr. Ferguson read as fellows:
Receipts-LGoderich, $200; Kincardine,
$125; Orillia, $100; Tiverton, $25;
Huron Township, $15; Plympton Town-
ship, $50; Miss M. McIntyre, Highland
Glen, $1; St iEdinands Twp, 1004
Forest,0; Sareia Twp, $50; Bog-
anquet Twp:, $50; Bayfield and TOWn-
'oh, of Stanley, $50; ttrapd 13endi4100;
Sarnia, $300; Southampton, ,$1.00;
Bruce Coutity, $80; Wiarton, $190 ;
Michigan State iiritige Commission.,
000 ; Port 'Elgin, '.$75.;.. Meaford, $7.54
Owen Sound, $200. Total $2,146.
Disbursements :-Prititing • booklets,
, 10; distributing booklets, postage
and express, 036.53; labor,
labels; Paper, twine, $3:82; Printing and
stationery, V.02; cuts' and engravings,.
$43.28; travel and aenual meetie,,,or ex-.
pensee, $200; cost of qperating booth,
salaries, $1115.58; office expenses, 1200;
Sitlars for ,seereta*- for 1049, ;$600;
• (Contintied on page 6), ,
11144,e of Sebeel rittr •
At a Meeting of school trustoS and
teachers held at Carlow Asome time
ago, it 'was •dechleAl,to hold a field day
for the schools Of Colborne township,
Instead of the school fair. , ThiS field
(Jai will, be heht o)1. Friday, September
Stlt, at geith•Gardner,s. farm, 4th eon
-
cession, the Program to begin, at
O'clock. ,
Pupils will be divided bite classes ac-
cording to age t -juniors ten Sea.t$ anti
under, seniors eleven years and older..
Boys and girls will compete separately.
The events will ineludeTrifiining high
Jintip, running broad jump, standing
high Jump, standing broad jump, 70 -yd.
dash, ttop,• step- and juniP, pole vault
(boys), ball -throwing , (girls), relay
aeL:( teteins of four). • Two entries
from eaCh scliool ratrwaveor
each event; and ribbons will be awarded
to the 'first Ave eaeh event. Instead
a cups and medals. for the-thamplorls,
war savings Stamps will -be awarded
(it•IS phume(l to award about _$1•5 'worth
of these stamps).., The T. eaten Co. Is
donating book prizes for the .highest
boy 'and -highest girlin points, • •
!* There will be a booth on the grounds,
i'ionducted !by the Colborne Bed Cross.
•"'OrtliF
grounds, committee, .atd.. the program,
conunittee includes Miss 'Dorothy Wil-
son, Mr. Jas. Feagan, 31r. Harry Mc-
Vreath-,-.)11-svVera-Illickson-,-Mr, ran
Wilson and Mi. Harvey Bryans.••
"TO HOLD FBATIT iffrOlir"
,
COnnty Pruitt Growers' Association to
Sponsor Exhibition on November 22n1
At a meeting of the 'executive of the
Huron County 'Fruit Growers' A.ssocia-
, Owl; held In the agricultural _office itt
Clinton, it was decided to hold a county
fruit show in the 'Clinton Town Hall
on Friday. November 22nd.• tither
business -transacted included the dona-
tion of $10 to each .,of the following
Red'Cross Societies: ;Brussels, Clinton,
Goderieli, Schoolr• ;Sections 1 and 2,
tOoderich tewnship, LucknovV, "Middle -
ton's, •Porter's Hill and Taylor's Cor-
ners„ a'. total Of O. Committees for
• the fruit show Were named as ;fellows:
]?rise list, Clayton -Laithwaite, Wesley
, joynt, Mrs. , D. ,Smith, R. 3, . Mc-
Laughlin ; Program and publicity', J. C.
Shearer, D. J. Lassaline, George Sower -
by, George 'Johnston; hall • arrange-
.mentsreSteykarlItiddleton-Jas. IL Stir-
ling, George Laithwalt,e, T. J. Salkeld.
An invitation is t� be extended to the
Huron Beekeepers' Association' to put
on a „display ,of 'honey ..at. the show„. ,
.•
• 'EAGLE-1113NT
• A, quietwedding took place at 3.30
• o'clock Saturday afternoon, September
Ith, at the home of theebride, at Harnul
ton, When Ida Jeart.difunt ;and Lieut.
Gordon Eeten, Eagle were United- in
mariiage., IRev.. °N. D. MaeDonald, D.D.,
Conducted the ceremony in the presence
of the -immediate 'families. The bride
eoUisttewooi chiffon
With navy blue accessories and corsage
:bouquet of Talisman roses. Miss Alice
Hunt, Wearing a, soldier blue dress and
hat with torsage bouquet of Sweetheart
roses, Wa$ her, sister's only attendant.
The greonAman was Mr. Fred Eagle,
brother .of the groom, • The wedding
music was played by Miss Hilda Bor-
man •,and, daring the signing of the
register,* Mr. ' Howard Vaughn sang
rBecange." After the reception Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. Eagle lett for a motor
• trip, the bride travelling in a navy
blue tailored suit with matching acces-
sories. ' The bridegroom is the youngest
• son of ,Mr. and Mrg. Fred G. Dagle of
vvell.known in Goderich.
READ ,THE CLASSIFIED ADS
curs
COSTS
WAYS
Seieii for • payment a $49 towards restitution, an
the balance in live inOnths.
50 ,Cents in Ifsborno "The alternative will be siX
Case against Toronto Rroduce
Dealen
• Pinball °antes '
The survey now being conducted in•
Huron county by the 1uq0.U.1). brought
Mr. and rs John Applebeek, natives
of Germany; to the Magistrate's 'CoUrt
last Thursday of charges of failing to
register as enemy aliens. The law now
requires all citizens of enenay or enemy
-
held' eountries,,, who •werc not natural-
ized -prior to' -•1922, to register.
Almost in unison the yOung eonPle,
wile conduct a bakery !business in Bay-
itelti In the sununer months, 'answered
Ike charge; "I am 'very* sorry, but I
didn't know." r
-Fire4trAirIlir-and-costr'eatit- we
levied by Magistrate Maletus, and two
weeks' time to pay was extended when
the court
hardo,lirt47sortold
g tha
ot
ple•ae.Settirlglg
againre
h
A,pplebeck protested that the Ones
were too stiff, but Crown Attorney
Holmes lost no time in telling him that
he and his wife were liable to a ranch
larger fine or Oen a jail term.
oiliffy7--
Sratirtly-dressed4aineslir‘Hasi
.
Toronto stocesalesman quietly pleaded
y to the_theft...oLtett-shares_of
Wright -Hargreaves stock, va.lued at
$69;80, from Mrs. Alma Borand, Tucker -
smith township. ;
41 am s,atisiled that suspended sent-
ence will meet the ends of justice in this
case, provided -that restitution Is made
and court Costs paid," said, Crown At-
torney Holmes. ,
T. L. Monahan, JC.O, Toronto, said
his client was prepared to make a down
rout Next Visit to
ToRONTO
Try
HOTEL WAVERLEY
Located on Wide, Spadina Ave.
• at College St. - -
Easy Parking Faollities
'Convenient to' Highways
•- $1.n to St 51
Rates. Doable : - S2.50 to UM
Four to Rpm, $5.01 to $1.10
4 '
ClOse to the University,
Parliament euildings,
Maple Leaf Gardens,
Theatres, Hospitals,
VVheTesale Holism, and
the . Pauli tOnabre: Retail
•.ShOpping District.
A. M. POWILL.. Pnittiormr
In jail," added the Magistrate.
Clitticeos, bir CeberiSe
After 'Waring some astounding
evidenee-ineeltief and eross-examinatio
a Mrs. Emma Beevers, 51)111114 tiSbOnl
township farmer's wife, His -
peremptorily Adisatissed the hieken-
thieving charges againSt AION. Level*
George Swadron, • young Jewish
produce buyerS'freni' Toronto.
It was a strange tale that Mrs.
lieevert4 told of aeeused's visit to the
Usborne farm on the,. 12th. of August
last. They came while her, hrisband
was werking in the harvest lieldS and
she was- alone with her , baby. --She
claimed that Levene uSed various ruses
te oecuPY her tim.e and to distract her
attention while Swadron, unnotieed by
her, leaded twenty-one' ehiekens into a
truck., Reeve* said there Was
„a_artat flutter while elilekens- were
belncaugiit
that"a pig was let lease and had to be
reunded UP, and that in the midst of
it all the' baby in the heuSe started to
cry:
But when Mrs. Beevers admitted
-
signing asales slip diSposin; of Seven of
her chickenS or a total of _fifty cents
the Magistrate looked askance.
"The charges • are dismissed," His
definite evidence than
Veratitirilifehee
counsel, produced a sales slip to show
that twe1ve-4not seven -"culls" were
purchased from Mrs. Beevers, who re-
plied that the number had been. altered_
sine she last saw it.
"'Why did you accept such a ridicu-
lous sum for even seven chickens?"
shg Was asked. .
"I• was glad to get rid of them I
would hav4 'taken anything," was the
reply. . • "
*- Pleading. guilty to cominitting an
' indeeeat act,. Henri. Tiderman; Grand
Bend youth, was given suspended ken-
tence on' ,payment of 'costs, or „twenty
days in jail: '
A Legal Arginnent
jaines M.P.P., speaker of
the iLegislature, . acting for
Winters,- Clinton.- poolroom, keeper,
argted at length and cited nunierous
, references ' to silo*, that q,„municipal:
licensing of pinball „games was ultra
vires... • • - •
. In February of this year Clinton
Passed a byllaw putting a $50 license
on such contrivances. Winters was re
-
Notedly warned by Chief Fremlin to
take one out, but never did. The muni-
..ciptility decided to make a test ease of
it. -
- Mr. Clark' said that identical bylaws
had be quashed in 9shaiea, and.;
fluntSville by :,Justices Greene and
Roach and the decisions had • been up-
held by the Appellate Court. °
'It LS only a thinly disguised attempt
to Iticense. personal property and Is
therefore'ultra vires," said lefr, Clark.
is not the propertY, but the. oper-
ator who is licensed:" •replied Crown
AttOrney Holmes, who said that pin-
,
If everyone, everywhere, e'hotikt
sotoutt to 'Prolecr eye Nervier*
the benefit to individuaue and
bent* •to the eionntry, Nvould be
beyond ,
would 4')e helped.
Mike your •
by• 150,1,
Cor. Itinisten
F. itrinstrong
OPT01116TRIST
Wednesday stt
4.4404144444ssissimmousimmossaMms,
L1gE4-41110VEY
141r;, --and ;Mrs. -402.-A. -Lees of - Stuart
Florida, announce the marriage „Of their
son, James 'A-., to Miss Ada T. M-Clir,tri,
of 71liand, The wedding took place 4
.Miami, on August 22nd, and was a,
-i.eiy-,ifiref--thie,;--°dW*ItiirtsuirtZ'Oe-
lliithOraW-felati,Ms: 7 Tite-bridege6001
is a nephew of MISS' Annie HaY
Plymouth, Mieh., formerly of Goderick -
-a.nd-inent-TFOixie of his elilid11004 Irearat
' Goderich and attended Victoria
school. The 'con& will' Make their
home in Miami,
. •
ball machines were in the Sante CategOgr
as bagatelle ,gairtes, Ana thereforecame
under the same section of the Muttleipla
Aet,. wh'ieli permits lieensing,
Magistrate Makins said he would ro,.
'serve judgment for two weeks.
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Another Badflight
old Getio
' •To the •thetiaSnds 'who t'oar, nig%
after night, on' sleepless. beda and tie
Vase eyea limber will not
To time loio steepin $ kind
but -.whoso,. reit is broken liy
bftdArearall 11.71d414IIIIITC11.
To those who vrake:';.up, in- the
morning as tired as en,going to bed,
we -offer. in- lalbunt's 11.04th.siol.
Nerie I'M a -rphocly to heki soaks
and calm the 31eiVell and bring titem
back; to a ,perfect condition, 'ma.
When is done there should, bo
mere 'sloepieis nughts due to
'tered nerve&
Tus T. lima= 0..u4., Maria* Oak
CHALLENGE TO CANADIANS
"FLIGHT ANGELS"
OUR liEN GIVE ALL .. , fireside, family, friends, careere. They hold" .
nothing back. Unasked, but stirred withm by the urge of.manhood
• and pride of race, they go forth bravely to face hardship, lonelinesS
and danger, to risk life itself, in a great cause. ••
Conant.= Fay' Uttinter in "IbiacYleinfl•
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, Matinees Wed. Sat; and holidays at 3 p.
\ READ DIRECTIONS
CAREFULLY AND
FOLLOW THEM/
4'iN
EXACTLY/
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Each pad will kill files *11day stud
every day for three weeks.
,23 pads in 'eitth paket;
10 CENTS PER l'ACKUT
at Ortiggiata, 'Grown," Cefterni Morisse
Van) PAY MORE?,
41114WILS014 MY PAID CO, tiansittoottabs
• Emergency Call
for $5,000,000
your Calla° for which tb,ey fight, You are not asked -to give
your qwn life :---but you can help to save one:
The Red, gross, of glorious tradition) . unchallenged in' purpooe,
needs your help so that it can answer tanks with ambulances,
bombs With beds, horrors with hospitals, cruelty with mercy:
Those of Ili at home will not be less loyal, less generous than our
fighting men. We can remind them daily of our gratitude and our
devotion, through the Red Cross.
CA OADHIA...