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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1940-10-03, Page 1CI) Niuvivy-seclowv, xian. Na 40 MAKING PLANS FOR SKY 11ARBOR OPENING ON TIIAIKSGIVING DAY!! ANGLERS HAVE coop LUCK Chief Supeisng. Offieeealla ABlilataritt Already Ileree-- Flilhniehialfra ArriVO The taking over of Ski; Harbor air - ort as aunit in the Comnionwealth Air Training Plan will be marked by formal opening progralfl on,-/ther after- noon ef Thanksgiving DO, it Was an- ,pouncedttodzy by .tas.'"4.2.4.7rragolriaa preeklent of Hawn, Countyr /Flying Training 'School, , Limited. So far only the rough .edges of the program • have heen 'struck, but a Meeting.or the directors is being held on Friday :eight, , when the real aye& of drafting the program. will . be Undertaken. . • Mer,pereeper,s•Ard the opening would ibe county -wide le eharreter aii:d-WOrtr take in everybody from the oldest eirizee to eehool children. „The . air- port will he thrown open to the nubile for the afternaon and the speakers; if Passible, -Will be headed- by a- Cabinet Minister from Ottawa. •There will be a band or bands` present the object- bin'g to make the occasion a memorable one for Huron 'County, marking the succees, tri/i.1/ _cult:441.409ns of a ,..YeQFof eute? Paige and hard 'Work' • Officere Arrive • . . This week Flight -Lieut. O. T. StedveS, of Halifax, and Pilot Officer O. Farrell, of Montreal, reported to 'Sky Harbor. . They are to hold the positions of chief supervising officer and assistant, re- spectively/1 D. and are answerible. to the Dungannon Mourns . R.C,A.F. They earn& here from, Tren- . .,, .. ton airport. Might -Lieut. Steeves is a a Brave Young Life veteran of the 191448 war aud since hes had a wide flying experience in -- different parts of the world. He is re- Pte, W. A, Bowers Killed in. Road , ported to be a real live wire. • Rig Catches of irerch Being Made from Piers and Itreakivaters' • The piers and ibreakwatere at this port were Well-nopalated places en. SUn- day aS hundreds ef Oat -of -fawn maple flocked here to try their luck`at i$e, V, 14414_1W raL 4X, geWpAitilf "erge' 'Oatehes were recorded in the past week," the largest being that • of a retired, London 'firenian on •Wednesday. The Loedoner, well Up layears, pulled. in close to 2$0 of the Army creature; off the north breakwater.. „ • Commercial /fishing has not been ear- /9Po ( ald Puts it, the boy e are lucky to make enough out of the /fish to pay for the gasoline their boats consume in shut- tling to the nets, three or four miles The :Sillier:10r Was the only grain vessel 111 port the- past week. $he arrived on Friday evening from Fort Vifliarn with 4,380 bus. of oats 35 - 588, bus. of barley, 20,992 bus. of feed° and 7,219 ,_bus, of fax for the -elevator. She, cleared light for :Sarnia on Saar - (lay afternoon and returned cm Tuesday. •morning for • a Cargo. of Salt, clearing forrarrort ear-luestlay after- noon. • Azeident VAN Riding Two earloads furnishingi and , . in. Military Truck ' other effects arrived on “Tuesda.y at • (Sky flarbor. Linoleuni is being laid in 3 ...the residences ;prDUNGANNON, Sept. 0. -This com- eparatory toe:loving that gifts • ef smell artieles, rtt _iake news of he tragicedearthe-efr-Private- thingT more'4-homey" for. the trainees illlam Alan. Bdwers, of the Pertly and permanent Staff would be accepted • from the public when. the time coxnes. • • Some ef the flying instruction • per- aonnel has 'already arrived in-Goderiehr On Monday tlte'first batch of nine train.' „ „ing 'plants will...be flown here. • • Landing Field Seeded This, week the landing field of 135 acres is being seeded down with rye and . grass seed. Coniraerciar fertilizer _is, being used liberally -600 pounds td' the acre.- Seed drills are . being used for the fertilizerand rye seed, but not for. • the grass seed. ..- • • Sense of the airmen to reach here in •recent driee speak Very highly of the appointments of Sky Harbors particul- arly of its-newnesSand up-to-dateness. They say it Is ther"la•test thing" .in ele- mentary sehools, musuperior eli to the elder ones. • ' •The boys must /havertheir joke. One tofficer tOok a stroll over the runways ronerarterningrrthierareekar -11e, • sighted eight 'deer in •the bush to the north of Menesetung Park: An ardent nintrocl, he thinks the deer should be shot e hots a. menacto. navigation. The contractors, / the- Tope Congtruc tion • .0o., has started to sheet -in • the large hangar, the last building to rise in the air. There are still thonsands k f odds. and ends to be taken care of, particular]- the wiring, plumbing and heating jobs, but a:ugreerrted gangs are at work on these. ,• • - • in the furniture. . It was said y terday MunitY was Wrecked and grieved by FIELD. IVIANOEUVRES "C", Company- Engages In Battle on • Goderieh Township l'oni On' Sunday afternoon f`C" comnanY, 1VI1dd1eseX-Huron Regiment, carried .out their first field manoeuvres, or so -Called. "scheineirs,,, since brea•leinx. eater/ at Thames Talley. Over- eightysamen, toOk- • part In the manoeuvres, which were' held on " George Laithwalte's farm on 'the Huron road, Goderich .tewnship. , The company fooled at the armories In two platoons and.marched cob:Irian of threes V> the "battle ground:" There, under the copamand of Lieut.. B. •E. 1TwanileY alialled-Lieutr jr.P, S-• Calder, the .platoone were drawn up In battle position and dosed in on an imaginary . enemy from, two sides, According to the officers in ;charge of refereeing, on siz platoon. was • sueceeeful in breaking '411, thrOugh the enemy's ranks, while the . other was annihilated in the attempt. •, After completing •the exereises the men were treated by Mr. ,Laithwalte to „several baskets of ^pears, Their . host . aiso'spolce a few Words to tlae eompany, „terming it a rndvilege to be able to give (the, uke of his grounds for armr train- ing. - ' . 'IVIovine Pictbiee Shown Movingpictureg, taken hyPte;R6hert .amnrr when the second contingent Of . ear Company was at vamp, in Septem- ber, were •shown at the armories on .Tdeeclay night after drill. Many 'intl. mate and ,antusing glimpses of army camp life, were reVealed on the sereeti,' Among them were. a shot of Sergeant- Major Harold 'Allen catching a few neon -day snatches of "sleep; 'Sergeant George 'Curren einconseionsir demon- strating a limper army yawn at 3:30 a.m.; and Pte. Ivan Papernick Carrying *tit one of the early morning choreS asSociated with all camp life•, aiost of the reels were hi technicolor 'and the results produced On the sereen were both beautiful and natural, it was agreed. • . , ENLISTS WITH THE NAVY Jim Smith; eldest ,on of 'Mr. and Mrs, Jayne G. •Sikiitho 'Wellington street, has enlisted with the Royal Canadian Nairy as a first-clase stoker, eorresporad. Ing to the rank of alloo-eonitais.sioned officer in. the army, Jim left on Mon - slay afternoon for Halifax, where he will .go into barracks for a gliort Ile has had conelderable experience in boiler work at the Western 'Canada Flour Mills, where he 'worked for the laststWo years, raid -eXpected to stand him. in good stead 'in the engineer- ing department of the navy. Jim lias made many friends in town, particular- ly among the yew* people, in the /Omit, tithe he hag lived here. ' • • 'Machine Gun. Regimeht, , who ' I Wes killed ou Thursday ,afternoon last While en route from Stratford tq Camp Borden in a military truek. On: the 1 previous day the Regiment had been the guests of the City of Stratford and the men were returning o.camp when the accident, occurred on a. eurve near • Fergus. The truck' in some manner got out of caritiol and went into the ditch, where it struck a tree and over- turned. 'Pte. Beereea Wag nintied uirdet the trick and received internal 'injuries froni which he died while being taken to the Guelph hospital. Six of his coninanlons were Injured and were taken to the hospital.' . - /Pte. Bowers was in his nineteenth year, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward 13owers, of West Witwanorh, near Dun- Comhinin id) tanal The Goderich Signal and The-Goderieh Star GODERICII, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3rd, 14Q AN ARTILLERYMAN ItE CROSS ;REPORT RELIEF -TO AIR RAW VICTIMS1uformatIoi Iriformation hae been reeeived freM Mrs. flainea IlaNtere- Onteria. Toronto, to the effect that the. steady flow a supplies to our overseas ware. houses in,England was More than suStir bed (Turley, these past two weeks and :stating° that the following t ablegram was McIvedi r' at Canaan /Red Creee Na - As thairarrearadrinaal of toR,19-P1S-, ,gr °an- tional, Headquarters from Mr, 13. ired relief forces '•' • "I cannot think of evert. interrupted ret without asking the Canadian Red Cross to send 'to the peeple of Canada rn e*pression of our heartfelt gratitude for -the/goods which they sent throtigh their !Red Cressto. liundreda rendered honielese by barbarous ends wicked at- raellsrenadvilianresiliefereerherratdefie. gap you had 'already eupplied several tholusand blankets, which we, lied dis- tribited to ouffi r eces in district centres,. a blessing so greet that the peeple of Canada can 'never- realize -its ,intlaort- ance wheu we were able to eupPly thoae fat-11111Ra rendered hamelesg in the first, raids. With contlitioas steadily grole- ing worse Government shelters, Stocked only, with bully beef and bread; could not 'supply- blankets, -clothing:or food to the hun;dreds besieging Jellef centres. I turned. the Canadian, Red Cross in MIA country.. I want the people of Oa to know -that within -two -hours - of our appeal you had started deliver- ing lOrry loads of food, elothiug .and blankets, and these were unloaded dur- ing the most terrific air raids. ?For two (Jaye we have worked like deck laborers and llae sCapeclian soldiers who de- livered your goods worked alongside tts„ refusing toAake cover or Cease work as. Guinan .planes soothed overhead.. I wish the wemen of Canada could have seen the incidents which . alone would convey terall.Canadians the. greatness of your gifts and •the neceSsitY of them, A father whose home lied/ been de- stroyed and Who. left his wif•e and ehild- ren to seek warm covering for them atooned and kissed' the bundle of four blankets gim:. ven hiOne of the child- ren, lit another 'centre, clad only in night clothing, elutehed her bundleof warm gernients and 'wiped her tears as: she crieds"Look, Mummr, theY're new." , ShiPment to Toronto headquarters, September 28th: Sox 48; helmets 12; relied bandages 90; scarves 12; pillows.. 6. For evacuees7 quilts; 3 boa's' shits; 1 nightie; blooniel•s; 2 skirts ;. 14 children's dresses; 5 •eweaters; I bootees.; 3 ehild's.sox;.2arbaisy bonnets r. 0 child's caps; 2 woollen. slips; 2 child's storkings. • CAMPAIGN'. ENDS SATURDAY - Canvassers for Red Cross Meeting with . Fair SOccesS The Red- Cress campaign entered its galleon. He enlisted at Stratford .•on second week with many canvassers still rOetaberaathelaarsesreevAlieelifterstlwr 4'40-0434-"raudrs'rePe`rting-falY""" el'ess outbreak of war; Surviving; besides 'Latest reports from local .campaign his parents, are two younger' brothers, lieadquarters indicated • that the field Edward and Gordon, at homer- quota of $6,000 had not yet been , Funeral Services reached, but it was pointed out that the - The remains were brought ashis_ caMpirign would not end until October home on Friday and a private service was conducted at -the home by Rev. W. Many requests bY people in all walk§ J. Newman on Sunday afternoon. This of life have impelled the executive Was followed by a pablic service at the committee ' ta decide • to publish the United church, •with ' jr. Newman and names, of all contributors, This was Capt. the Rev. Norman alaelCay, chap- announced • by R. C. Hays, K.C., the lain of the Perth Regiment officiatingpresident, on Thursdays' The crowded church could not hold A feature of the campaiga which • all who Attended to pay the last tribute pleased the c,oram1ttee in charge was to the young soldier. • 'Mr. /Newman the generous response from American tocik as the text of his addreas •the sources, in...Spite of the fact that Red words of H Samuel 12-rBut now he is Cross and other. easapaigns Of a similar dead, ;wherefore should 1 fast? Can I nature are in progilress in many States bring him back again9 r shall go to of the Union. It was taken as evidence mea, that former Goderichitea, not only httd hint but ale • shall not return. to/ lie not forgotten. the old home town, but jsneke in terms/of deepest sYmpathy were - willings4o-seateifiee. --t� she for the bereaved ones. their interest in ,Canada'e war. Captain Mackay spoke in behalf of It was announced that headquarters the officers aad men of the Perth Regi- on the 'Square would not be open •on .ment, paying tribute to the popidarity Thursclerrorr-Friday nights, as the �f the departed oldier. The traee Sdy, . he said, was deeply felt by tal, arid he campaign treasurer, • E. 'D. Brown, uld compared. it to the pluckinet'by the wobe attending Council sessionsns on Master Of a choice flower in abeautiful these nights; 4grtien_ .• ; Headquarters wills be epen• for the -11,st time on, Satei•cley, (acteber While officers and comrades formed a both afternoon and evening. D. /E. guard on , either Ode, ,the flag -draped Campbell, campaign.. chilirman, askscasket was borne into and from the hurCilbert,PteARavett; it that all captains and canvassers try. to trille c,eh by Sergt, V . Hicks , Pte .' Mel - bring, in' all remaining 'colleetions on „ . . e: . , Pitblado, Pte. J. Million and Lance- thatday Qorpotal H:SVIurrity. At the .graveside in Dungannon cemetery "Last Post' ' G.C.I. GIRLS AT 0:N.B. Was sounded by Corporal A. Akiwenzie ' as the soldiers- stood on guard' about Make Good Showing in Home Econ. the. grave.- „ omicS-Tops in Personal Appearance "Greater love 'bath no man than this, Three girl students Eleanore Mac. that he ' lay down his life for his Ewan, Lucille Patterson and DorothY friends." c' . Ginn, represented the honie eConomics .• — department of -.Goderich Collegiate 111 ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED Stitute it the Canadian,'National Ex. ' Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Nilson, Elgin. hibition at Toronto this year, and avenite, announce the engagement' ol thangli they were not among the prize - Melt elcleat daughter, Mildred Virdar, winning teams they made a very eredit- Reg. IsT, td Donald Hector MacKay, ables•e•howing, They were tenthon-the eldest son of Mr. "ttad Mrs. John Mac.. list, being only two points .behind one Kay, Goderich; the, wedding to take of the pril*-Wanning teams, and six of place the latter part of October. ' the nine teeing Who scored ahead of 'Mr. and Mrs, ,1111tOn•Woods,(Ciederich them- were from 'city technieai 4ehools township', attieniuge -the engagement ofi -which-have special faellities in equip - their elder daughter, Beittriee Irene; to 'menta and • trebling: Li theinafter of James C. Duluth. of London, son of Mr., personal appearance the ,G.C.L girls. Victor_ Durnin of leteknow; the mar- were rightat the top, /being given 4, /twee to take place quietly on October perfeet, scoring in this -respect '•They 1,9th at .Graee" United &lira, Porter's were dressed in the scbool colors of blue 11111. . ./ ane white-blae dress with white apron Mr. and Mrs. Normals/McPhail. 'War- and eaP, ' Ten streety Goderigh, announce the eil- As a memento of the event each gagement of their second eldest daughmember of the resell Is to receive a pin, I ter, Eva McIver, to Cyril Robinson, on engraved with. .the recipient's name.. of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Itobineon, Wolfe These pins, which are being provided street, ,Goderich, the Wedding to take by the Exhibition .authorities, will be place :October 12th. •presented to the girls at a morning assembly when they are received. , THE WEATHER The temperatures toethe past Week COMMITTED POO TRIAL and for the. corresponding week hist At •Witigham on Friday la,st Lorne year,...as• officially reeordedi Were . as Jardine, of EthelwaS eon/flitted by follows: - Magistrate J. A. Makins for trial on a " 1940 , 1939 eharge of manslaughter arising from an Mn. d1n. Max*, )1111. •accident on July 7111, lett in wrath Ida Thurs., 'Sept. 26 i7 37 • 56 • 41 Ititehie and Iletty Edwards of. Gorrie were killed. A car, of Which Jardine Was mild to be the driver, crashed into a bridge as a party of young -people were returning tiro% a dance at Lis- torvel. The ease will eon& before the assizes• in Goderieh on .November 4th. 'Fri., Sept. 27 64 48 55 '• 40 Sat., Sept. 28 67 43 71 41 Sun., Sept, 29 68 47 78 •55 Mon., Sept. 30 69 • 42 55 41 `Nes., Oct. 1 67 41 rfre 33 Wed., Oct. 2 • 01 40 . 00 . 36 ••• Ilead-on*Collision • on No. 8 Highway Five People in Hospital* Result of Sunday Morning Crash Charge Laid tqrrii a one hundred per Cent, ease e cutting in:on is hill," said 'rraffie ()Meer James/ Culp„ dieeriesing the gaiiw •of tile motor eollision early Su lay Morns in that plat Ave people in Alexandra aPitar Sliffering from. severe cut% brnisee' and shock. , • , rour men in the ear driven by Sera man Gross, ttged thirty-five, of gtcb ener, were Coming to -Gotierich for the day .,,to °fish. The Other car, driven. by Mies Muriel Stopford, was going east to 'Han:1114in, MW$ $tOPTOrd'S home., • „Pre-7-CrAK-WhililrEPTATM-Ilo,r y after 8 o'clock In the morning at a' Point a shart dietance eaSt-of Taylor's Corner, opposite Alex. Stirling% farm, was rala legedly Caused, -.0y,:the- attror-Groga in attempting to pass a truck7 driven by 'Robert R•odges, R. R. Croderich, on the approach to the trest of a hill. Just as he was in the 'aet c,xf• passing, • Miss Stanford's ear hove into view, lieaded straight at 'him.-- There- was --no . escape, no time even - to (hike to the ditch. The cars met with. terrific force and with their occupants were spilled •-alleover theshighwaY, filially-, taking- to 'the dials and, overturning. `i•;;:-.;.- • •'Gross, the ariver of the Kitchener car, suffered severely from shock and • lacerationsra's did his three_ eompan- IoUs;* Hoary Meecher.sustained severe head and facial liteeratiOns; as did Otte • Schnell° and •George Boesy, the, latter receiving a particularly deep -cut above the left eye. miss, Stonford's upper lip was badly cut and she had Several teeth knockedS out. 'The injured. were removed to hospital passine motor, ists ' . • . . It Wa.s.the wort motor smash in this dietriet thie aetteeait.,• Howeyer, thelog- pital,r-eports• that all patients are dolng 4as well •as. can be expeetea." The cars are damaged beyond repair. • A slimgeroua driving charge bag been laid against Gross. • r, 'MISS. JESSIE MAililESON API:OINTED TO P. S. STAFF Will Succeed Miss Jean Robertson at -Central School -. .• At, a ,meeting of the Public School Board • on , Monday' afternoon, Miss. Jessie -Hr Ma thieSee . -of 'eaten' W, aap- pointed to succeed Mies Jean Robert- son, resighed, on the 'staff 'ef •C'eetral school, her duties to begin Nsivemher • 'ath. Miss • Mathieson is at present teliching.near Ripley. . . • -Central school reported d 2011 pupileen- rolled in 'September ;• •'average attend- ance, 193, or 08/8 per cent.. Penuy aniirelepositsereakens ---isear-serese, At:Victoria schop1,328 wereenrolied ; Average •-atteedance, 309, or 94.07 per cent. • Penny Benk deposits, $93.118. Victoria Hothe and Scbool Club asked • permission to..plate rell of honor in Vittoria School with the tames of all .fornier etudentg who have enlitted for • active service _inscribed thereon. An- other suggestion was that the punilsor the• school be 'asked to contribute one cent per week 'to. help provide parcels for soldiers overseae. _ It was felt that seeing hthe. names would kaiulate the pirit af patriotism in the. pupils and • that they would vvant tb help. The Board decided to extend per- • Mission to both Victoria and Central • school e to place, suth hOnor- rolls, if they t desire, and alsotto permit the placing of a box in each echool io re- ceive voluntary contribetioes for the •-sending of parcels OVO rsfqt-4- • • .A memorandum of newregulations ef the Department of Education was re- ceived frora Inspector Beacom, and the Board adopted •a motion ,asking that the Department send .notice of all new regulations to the Board. • It was decided to slipenee, with the hplding Of a schobl• conceit -I -hie, year, but to -ask the school management com- mittee to arrange with Mr. Anderton f�r the preparation of „musical ,ilimbers to be. given by pupils at -meetings of the Wine and School Clubs. o•. • • WINS SCHOLARSHIP Miss Driver, truce street, has re- ceived word that her niece, Miss Patricia Quinn of Blind River Ontario, has been awarded ,the Victoria College (Toronto) Moses. /Henry Alkins scholar- ship, for general aireficieney, The award Is of the value of $100, with free tuition for four years kind a total Dos, sable valte of $750. " • CIRCULATION OVA* 004 iv TOWN'S IUMENTO 101$11 FOR C.A.S,F. MEN Ling Runways at Port Albert Another supply of bilIfoltis has been „sr. , reCeiVed by the Town. for illen from •=00t Lammas. *uucurigi Are Goderich enlisting In the En- Being ,Ritslied to siat Who' have not already re- '• ceived one are invited to present them- eelves / at the Town Clerk's ellice. G11,14A101—WA.TSON •oompletiop, • . This- , week Illigli Lehman, genera superintendent of the Warren pea; aulet wedding was soloanized in Ccfr" P414 Otte 44 1114 Periedh41 vhdt's . ,,to Port Albert airport, where his firer by Canon 4'W. Townsheed. coasia of the Cm"' '''"- a"'""•a"•rw'rsr8-eis . eet aeka alalaviiaturdaYe•-iSe•P440ber. 28tni ,s.theaa4goetrstian..a.Norrsys 4,wouici ,beas e.saomp bride, wlwn Beasie Isabel, driught•er of thie week, probably •by,` Friday night the late 3.1r4 and ,Mrs., John, Watso•n, one week to ten days behind echedules. ' of Bayfielde Was united in marriage to (Wing to 00 matteh rain having fallen • Rennie Erman, sou of, Mra.,"4„ Gillard, durpg the eonstruction per104, Weather , and the late. 31r. ,J"... Gillard of, St* permitting; he !Sao, the taxi tatrisis, the Thomas: The bride were a navy blue foundations for whieli are new bele"; euat with matchidg: tteceesories, and ft a- /laid, wOuld be paved in one week's time. corsage of Talisraan roses. The bride $'' The third big hangar is now uuder ' attendant was Mies. Olive SheardownT'r --6"rtqieriehrrtieer-e't-thtrl)tttie-'''Whrr 'le'rie. arrtre1911rerita•Xiiii9g141Zot9Illiettrief r1"11The ‘-- - sories• /and a. coraage of tea roses The were a beige 'Caettime with tan' acees" Siding/4n of _One of the big structures is - • well under avay, • _ " '' ' • groomsman was jesePhIGillard, of $t - Buildings most tes-Ssentlal to an early • Thomaii.„ brother of the %room.' 'Alter ` ' ARTHUla DOWEER the cerehrony a reception was held at (Opening at Port Albert are reeeiving (special attention from the W. .0. Brea - who enlisted in the Willer, a few the 'home of Mrs, .B. Smith, sister of nen Construetiaa Co., which has the daye after the outbreak ef Dewar, and the groom, after which/ the bridal couple has since qualiPed for a .commission: left by .naotor for a short. trip. • They C'entraet , for all builcilinsa except the He Is the eldesri. Kin of Mr. 'Gr. N. will reside at St, Thoraag. hangers. The. heating, wiring and plumbing operations tire being Pushed Dowiterof ta0derielir WhOge Wont' son; ' - r - .• '•-• • • ' -- . - .: - - --: -- - • George, is now in the- Air Force at and some of he residences. and clime,- , . "/ • • SLAVIN,.--SOELTON' halls are nearly ready for occunatiera Brandon. , • - The home of • Mrs.. Laura' SheltOn, On the otherhand,•other buildings have , Good. Et hibition . , '• - - - . - - olt gala Elitabeth, daughter' Of Airs. lug in of the /betiding area, a slieeld Arthur street, was the acene of a pretty not rieenrmuch aboVeitheir foundation. wedding oe Saturday afternoon, When. ,ThiS. Week Contrareters firdehed the , . at. Bayfi.eld Fair Was =lied In marriage to Herbert fencing in of /the entire airport property Shelton and the late Richard 'Sheltins, lob in • itself. The Ontract for the - Stuart Slavin of Kippeu; Son "of 'Mr. has •beee. awarded to the same people Livestock a. Pro_....,mjne t ' Feature Wiliam Stettin of Tuckersmith and the that did the sirailar job at Sky Harbor, --0001 Weather ects---7 late Mrs..Slavin. Rev. D. J: Lane of Flare path lights are at presentheing Knox Presbyterian church• conducted ,iestalled en the runways. ' They are Attendance the /ceremony awl. the riegani$4, was nsed_for nierlit dying, lightingthe landr •Miss Alice -McGraw., Miss Jean:Meore, dug- strips like , a pathi a ,snow, 'rays' The Bayfield Fall Fair, .held on Wed- of Bervie°/, a cousin of the bride, . was being thrown aeross the pavement from. nesday and .Thursday of last week, en- (bridesmaid; iind the groomsman was eithercaide close to, the surface. :. countered cool weather and the. attend; Charles Shelton:of towp; brother of the , 'Accidents at the Airport anee was below the mark, ,.bUt there bride.; John W. Moore, of Bervie, an Ae though to register. its disgriet.for • was. the usual excellent 'display in the , uncle, gaterhebride in Marriage. .Slhe-. inechaiiical motive -power, a -bore% in Varian§ .departments. . • . '• . was gotihned • in, `a:floorzlength, white the best And Her Name Was Maid" ,. In the live stock. apartment the satin dress with iloar-length, veil and faghlen, kicked a crane operatoi; on the roadster class Was. -prominent • J. J. Carried a bouquet of Talisman roses ' leg at Port, Albert Tuesday just as he Miller of Muverton. brotight six,earriage The bridesmaid' wore a floor -length alighted frern his Seat to the group& and road horse% vvhich woke Mudh. ad- dress of pale blue satin with corsage 02 alongside the hangar for which he was Mired. Special. featiaes were the com. Talignian roses. .A:t the reception' taa- aifting- trusses .into position -wi his petitions of the Huron County Helstein lowing the 'ceremony guests. were re," powerfdl crane. A.ssociation and the GOderich District iceived by Mrs. iSlieltonrwearing'a navy Noeone .c.,an 'offer a satisfactory, -ex- 'Calf Club. In the, school ehildren's blue dress with white accessories and a planation ae to why' the horse, kicked , 1 .section gix. Stanley township seheole corsage of White roses, and •Mrs:' 'John the man. The animal was one , of a - - had creditable displays. . . aloore'Of Berrie. the bride's auet, wear- team working- alongside the hangar at . • In the evening the Brunswick Concert- (big naa* and white. Mr. and Mrs. the time. • Old Dobbin failed in, his Company haaira large audience in the Slavin Jeft."on Saturday evening on an objective, however, for Dr. W. P., Gals ,Tow r Balla' and the preceedings con- extended Motor trip the bride travel- low, who attended the crane oPerater, • - dirtied with a dance .111 aid ef the Red 'Hug in a 'navy blue Suit With, red fox Elmer Campbell, at Brantford, Said that _ Cross- funds-. ---- ',aaeket. Thor :-Will'reelde at'Kippen.-- •fhe man% leg r while" eve-relr bruised....-/. The ilast Ora prizewinners will • he ,,,,,..„, r, . ____. . was not broken and he was.able.to re found onsnitge'Ol'•&•thie'VaPer. '•Inh'ad- ' ELDERs-TIJRNER dition are the following special 'awards.: '.1 1 . SPegialts . • . . place at 'St.--sGeorge's Anglican ehisteh Best heavy 'horse on grounds-Einier A* wedding Of general interegt *took _:17:4tialtnieng,g1.1.bisootnhin.:ththiaeene deonsa,.orriTAtueee,dthf:eebAisie,tiodsa;epetri.raitrinietriaiee,n7giti. : on Saturday, merning, when Madge but enlY °ire leg. Webster, Harvey Turner. 4 seems, ean get by with one leg. . A horse Gertrude' only daughter of Reeve n.. ' . B6gt , showing of .horses-Iiarver sr/ Turner and Mrs. Terner, Was United .must have four, so that :Mr. Campbell Turner, J. J. Miller, • can give his. attacker the proverbial pest, fseeparnoeeanaresand.foale- sareraerarersssrrames.Eads...f: .:ersarer, - all rge,„lau r-------,..ar.s.,- in 'marriage to Jahn W, Elder, SOU of There was another accident on Tues- • .EStielith'c°onl; - under one ear -Thos Miss.Lillian Elder, graduate t - ollineeejaAte.d. C.: Calder, rector Of the churelf,k day of a more, serious natures • John Snowden.a Collinscm, who lives on the Huron road, nurse Of Grace HOspital, Toronto, Gocierieb, tell from ,a ladder, twenty Best colt on halter by boy fifteen or sister of the gr • bridesmaid''' groom was, under -Bob Rathwell. feet high, at one of the hangars, • and t and Roy Turner, brother of the bride, broken left legr, near the Beet,wagon horse Ben, Rathwell. , . Wes the groom's assistant. Mr. A. W. 'suffered a; 'Best road ho'isc J. Ja Miller. • Anderton was at the organ'. The bride t ' -a eruSlied ebests-arm 44141-8-imid- - Best beef herd -Wm.. Oestricher. Collinson Is sixty-five years of was prettily gowned in a dress of royal er• *r• age. 'He is being attended by Dr. Gal - Best heifer calf---,BruceaKey& blue crepe with navy blue accessories Best 'flock of sheep-e.A.. D. Steeper and carried a bouquet of Talisman low at Alexandra 'Hospital. (Ansa Craig). . - roses. The bridesmaid wore dusky James Gordon, a carpenter, also was ' • • 6 Best six utility pullets -40. Battler. 'rose crepe. with navy blue accessories . injured wile° he received a gash an his . Best goose -Thos. Snowdeit. Best collection vegetables -F: Barker. ehrysanthemums. ' The groom pre_ which came Without warning from. a ' roof-tOp. He- will be off 'work a few sented the bridesinaid, with a SCHOLARSHIP ' AWARD hypoderthie set, the, groomsman with„a ' ( [7s...' University Announces Winner of H. t a smokjng case. leather billfeld,•and air. A.nderton with CITIZENS_HIP REVISED , ,Strang Memorial • - ' , , At ,the reception held at the bride's- ' ' ••i On Thuredey last the University -of Toronto announced the awarding of the. ,I.J, ugh Innis. Saranerrrmeeeirial. seholue Ship of"Tids25-in Chah and ,a -ii allowance of the same amount on •the fees each year for four years to Miss Anetta Stewart, a pupil of form V in Goderich Collegiate last year. ' • "'Miss Stewart, is a "daughter of Mr. W. A. Stewart of Dungannon ancl came to Godericii Collegiate in September, 1.937-;hirving aoin 'Pletell -Ma-yen% of secondary school work. at 'Dungannon, She was awarded the McKinr .scholar- ship for generalsproficiency in form III in June, .4938, and the Peter Ademson memorial scholarship 'ba forin-IV in 1989; „Miss Stewart hite registered in the honor course in English language and literature at the University .of Toronto: - , and earried a • bouquet of golden head from a. piece of felling scantlings TEACHERS MEET' AT -LONDON Goclerich public schools -will be elbsed on Friday, as the tetichere will be af London attending a regional conference of teachers of Huron and other West: •ern Optario counties, Nofiee t� the Contributor to the Red Cross Campaign Fund , ' •Orving to the largmber 02 individuals .who felt titit the name g of the contributors to the Red Cross toad should be published in the local paper,, our loeal. Red' Cross Executive have decided th:a immediately after the campaign the names of all who contributed one dollar or morewill be published with the' amount of tlieir- total individual contributions. It was with some hesitancy that the EXecutive decided on 'this course, but as so many people felt tharafter all it wo,14' public money " that was being subscribed, they boziIt1 Vettst,liaouae__knowledge of the amounts contributed. , • . It Ino been the, desire of the Red Cross Executive to reveal at all reasonable times a full detailed statement Of the receipts and ,disbursetnents.' This can be obtained at any tune from the Sec. , retary-Treasurer. AS there Will be considerable expense intuited in the application of Aid) it is deented advisable 'under the dream.' I Stalieca tb publish the nanies of persons Who gave $1O0or more„: Tours sincerely, n. C. HAVS, President goderieli Red CroSs - ociety home after the • wedding •ceremony, But Perhaps County Judge afay Take '- guests were received by Mrs, Turner, • a Different • ' gewarecr. in aaa,ey Becatiee ,they hed allowed .tenrarea:rass..... blue sheer With navy blde-aCceStiOrics, and iii6re-tO go by without applying for --r- end Mrs. Elder„. motherof the bride- (Canadian (citizenship papers, •Judge •Fe "groom, in navy blue crepe With' navY W. .Clement said in Tuesday's County blue accessories. Both wore corsages, Court that he did not feel inclined to of -red roses, Thehem° was prettily recommend two Czechoslovakians fir decorated In Pink and white with silver naturalizatite now that a war is trimmings and with a 'profusion of progress. The applicants wereslohn T. autiennel flowers. •. • Marcin and Joseph Peeko, laborers, both lof_the Centralia district. -Why wait ee long? Why come now? The Secretary of State hag •enough to do these busy days without bothering with fellows like you;” His (Honor coin- mented. • Both °seeks said, "1" didn't think," or something mse.thing to„th7t eM seet, in broken E It because a war.has broken,...orte,rr that you now want to beeomerrektr— sallans?" pursued the:, bench. ° Ne Port Elgin; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 1 answer. Elder, Mae, and Mrs. Bernard Martell, IR:la:ever,. the bench mellowed. Ile and air. and Mrs. Ernest 'Davis, •°_of then said : "If 1 were'the judge of thia' Straford ; 'Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bisset, eointy I might grant your request, but. Vi an IfThiio1d NeWeembe, Mrin a eourt of rotation such as this I and 1.1rS,-.John Newcombe, Mrand don't feel 'like naturalieing mem yrho altar:Fred- Ttlrher, Mice. Edgar . rottirt have" secured their papers 'earr ough, Miss 011ene Lloyd aid Miss'Annalago.” - • h " • Matsrrall „of ..town. • • His Honor instructed the Court Clerk Mr. and Mrs, Elder left: on a weading ,to keep the applications on file and trip to Toronto •and Niagara 'PallS on adTviiisreerl the applicants to apply to the nts,rb(ri. lidylieeafternoon,aet:ria, efgeor• n,teirroIteiwiel nal tIghi 11, Master in Chambers at a future date. e Suitwitsot y. Up() one teya seeo set dowii Lor The • iemple will reside it ,Stratford, (li,:duriritii;(,;a0tur.th.sirn.eethettelli;sateassteg.o.axh/roaf Willard. a Hensel' truck driVer, seed Mielmel Murray and William Dever. etturrTuekersmith drovers, for $56890, wilieh he claimed/ Was the balanee eons - Ing to him for truckles cattle for dee fondants to the Toronto market over a' period of Six years, at $13 per trip. Alotli parties were- haphazard books . keepers, marking:things down on /serape •Gueats-"dt----thesreeeption. -were ' Mrer Mary aladge Of ,„ Stanley township, •ninety -eight-year-old great-aunt of the bride, Robert Turner, gr., of Port Elgin, "grandfather a the bride; Mrs. Martha Newcombe of town, giand- mother of the blade; Aireraftsman Har- old Turner of Jarels, , Ont., brother of the bride; Bete A. C. Calder; Mr. and Mrs. George /Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. John Turner, of •Stanley township'', • Mr. 'and Mrs.' Freekleton, of where Mr. Elder is employed witlr the Whvte Packing Company. The trifle was dental assistant to Dr. J. A. Graham for the last three yeere. During the days preceding the wed- ding the bride-to-be was the recipient of army beautifill and /weeded gifta at showers , tendered in her honor. On •Wednesday evenieg, Septenther 18th. ehe *as the guest of honor at a kitehen shower at the home of Miss 011ene of paper and pocket.size books. The Lloy(1,,Eigin ave., and on the following .tedious checking Proreaa.. of a galaxY Friday evening Mrs:, J. A, Harrison, of four lawyers, E. Halmes, X. T. Vietoria street, with her daughters, McLean, Prank Donnelly and •Glen `MISS ritley and Mrs,. Ernest Davis of Rays, diseloted a number of diRerepo Stratford, tendered a shower of granite. 4Inele3. Payments had been admittedly ware. On Wednesday, September, 25th, made but not credited. An interesting the A.Y.P.A. of St: George's church a anglaeooffthseevecnatho.tw4S .srteliaart8,1):vreyrelittaurx,a held soainn cial evening and miscellaneous shower In Miss Turner's ,honor ih the of bearing, denied the existence of any ehurch hall, PartuerAlP with Murray. Ile said he c>iniply purchased, the Cattle and that Goderieh Doy Scouts will have the Murray banked all the money and annum, .4;11)1)k day" on ,laturdays, Niguel, all cheeks himeelf. October 12th, when rogy SleIntosh Reds Jud g,e Clement remerred judgroont 'Will be ,old to. replenirAi the f,•lcout pending receipt of Atritten argument by counsel. • R".