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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1941-06-26, Page 441, !NM MOS GODERICH SIGNAL.STAR seeesestePAY„ JUNE tho 101 • 0010111M110110110111100411110111111011111,1111111 *TOWN OF GODERICH • muno Five Hundred at LAWN BOWLING Many orts . ' on ;the Square Time— ILO o'clock a.m. BOYS 1t9 Running ,rate, 4 year and under ...., 25e 20e 15e , Running rake, 6 years and under „., .... 26ei 20e 144! Runillufesrate, 8 years and (under .25e 29e '15e. Running race, 1.0'years and ander 25e i 20e The Running •rittee, 12 years and underee, .. . ..25e 20e 15e - *R1111)1ill rate, 15 years and under. s 25c 20e- 15e Sack race, 9 year and under 25e • ' 20c 16e Seek race, 1$ years and under 25e 20e 15e (pooh boy to (bring a sugar sack -see berge sack will not be allowed). Rabbit rake, 10 years and 'Under ' '-' 426e 20e Rabbit race,. 13 years and under - 05e 20e 15e Bieyele race, 12 years and under. 75e 50e 25e Bicycle race, 15 years and under I . 75c 50c 25e 2ntil • 3rd 4th 10e 10e 10e, e, 10e Harbor Park' ,WinnerS in the leeakb&SVIiiiig mente of the -week:. lento and Reunion Glather<il FridaY, June slOse-P. BiSset and rt. ings on Saturday 'Afternoon L, IfarhosePark presented all auimated Sandersen. • • fMendaY4let, 'H. Ms'iNice and Symousi ; 2nd, Geeella1313wan and Earl Allieen. 4 e.eno On IS4 turaly afternoon when dive flaweend e . is Wednesday -1st, T, Taylor and Fred , andersen and linildred people, in at least ,six distinct t Iluckins. • - '$ p Part*s, S'ought the attra.ctione of 4191 There will be a mixed' tournament lakeside resort. tomerroar (I,rriday) night. ' WERSTER REUNION' Headed by Reeve Thomas' Wehster TwoeGode1 dela teams were prize-win- pers in the trebles 'tournament at See - of West Wawanosie . the IWebster forth on 'Wednesday. M. .T. family had the largestparty' in the W. J. Baker and IlloWard MeNee won Park, numbering 150. , The Welasters first, and Gee. Afathieson, Stuart Robin- ke the descerulants.'4o2 Daniel Web- son and. Toe Allaire third. etereand Susan PearSon Webster, Who * 4, came from Tipperary, Ireland, and . 'rhe bowlers have an invitation settled in Aslitield township in 1840. The reunion was a happy affair and Day prograni,. it wee deeidedto gathereuext year ia the same place, thre Fear's ()Meets being re-eleeted to look after the 1942 'gathering. Race results were as follows: Girls 6 and nhder, Gladys Ohapmen ' and ,'Isois Ferguson ; boys 6 and 'Under rem Frank Alton, Billy Consitt ; 'girls 10 and under, Eunice Red, Dorothy 10e Turner ; boys 10, and under, jimMie ide etlhapeian, Creenege Turner egirls 15 aNd under, Edith Reid, Dos4the :Turner; boys 15 and .under, 'Bob l',1eXin1ey, Arnold. Alton: young ladies' ra.c6, Bernadine i Alton, Irene Turner s yonng inen's raee, Melvin Morrison, Gordon Morrison; ma rried_ladies' rase. Anita Turner, (Mrs. Ross 'Chapman; married men's race. .Gordon Kirkland, Bert Alton; boys' 3 -legged Vacs., {tor don. •Morrison. Clayton Alton; ladies' kiekingt the slipper. Myrtle 11eClueley, lFiernadine Alton; couple race, 'Joe Freeman 'and :Thesis re'irklend aVIelvin Morrison finel Bernadine Alton. , doubles 'tournament for their Dominion Running trace, 4 years and under Running race, 6 years end under Running race, 8 Teens arid under Running race, 10 years and under Running race, 12 years and under • Running alike, 15 years and under. , Handkerchief me*, 8 years and under Handkerchief rates 15 „years and under _.,(Contes,tants.,„*. 11..a..pdkerehief race td bri Nose and Toe race, 94years and i1& Nose and To Race, 13 years and under Shoe racer 10--yeare -and Shoe race, 14 :years )and under Bieycle- race; 14 years and under GIRLS • 41 •,. 20e, 15e 25e 200 15e • 25c 200 15e 25C 20c 156 " 25e 20e 1.5e 25c 20e 15e 25c 0c, 15e 25e 20e 15ce ng an ordinary handkerchief) 20e 15c 25c 20e 15e 26e 20e 15e 75e. 50c 25c - . iSe 1.0C 10e 10e 10e 10e • Ail ehildren under eight years who tale part in the races will be given a ticket for Ice cream; 'Events may be cancelled or other events added, as the committee MO decide. The Stratford Boys' Band will give a Band Congert during the evening on the Square E. DOUGLAS.BROWN, P. J. RYAN, Mayor. ° Chairman of Committee. GOD SAVE THE KING. MacKAY-MATHESON‘REUNION A bit of the life their ancestors knew hi the hills and •glens of Scot - Janet featured the proceedings of the AfaeXayMatheson pienie, for ameng the 'guests were Piper' Irvine and Drummer Bert Jennings of lancer - dine, and, "the little 'Srattish dancerMaet--Iiadne, daughter of the piper, all in Highland eostunie.—To the national music- of Scotland, ,they aang and cri-enced. Ait old -tithe fiddler, ae veteran •of the elm aleos assieted with lively donee mule. The clans date their Canadian his- tory ha* to 1820. when Geotee Math- eson married Isabella MacKay and came from Sutherland in the 'High - PERSONAL. MENTION 11 • Private' Victor Maclean, Q.O.R., Tor- onto, spent the week -end with his ' mother, S. W. Cade, Bruce street. antratrs. Lorne Clark and two children, of Kincardine, returned home .on !Sunday p.fter spending a week's holiday with the former's .parents on Cambridge street. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Doweie are in • ,Sussex, .N.B., attending the wedding •„of, their son, Mi.ss Yvonne Taylor of Toronto is • spending” her holidays. with Mrs. Fe IR. Wigle. ,BASEBALL NOTES The Bantams are rounding into -shape under the critical eye of Manager Arnold -McConnell, and in a few' days a schedule will' be drawn up for the season's play'. jack Stoddart, Billy NewcOmbe, Jas. Bisset and Jack .Mac- Donald have been chosen as captains and any boy S who intend to play should get in touch with one of them. The Juniors are having a game with • the Lochalsh Scotties at the 'ochals,h Dominion Day celebration next Tues- day, • under, Crisp Ilea Lettuce kirm., Red, Ripe ° Tomatoes FaneY quality' cEL"Y .11earts bunek 15c -Crispie Pickles ti4weet, Mustard ,or Sour Mixed 193‘2, -oz.- Jar 09,,, lb. 15e . Lou 31110.04 *HIP. Salad Dressing 8,0z lap IO -oz• 32 -oz' Afk" •Jar ;LOU Jar Jar See us for a complete variety' • of• Radish, Cucumbers, Green Oolong'," Leaf Lettuce. -Peppers, ,ett. BONELESS o„ • McLaren's PLAIN 27 -oz. jar 39e OLIVES • American Beauty Shrimps .5z. 19e „ Birks Solids Tuna Fish '". 21e Tin - Deaver Makes Tuna Fish Tit". 15c nomEsne Shortenitit -2 lbs. 27c Clover Leaf COITOE Salmon 1.95g7c Ws 16c MAPLE ItEit' SOCKEYE Salmon 21e Tic Lobster thli 27c 'GOLF .k '• The Maitland iGialf,Club js having mixed two-lbab. foursome' On july 1st. Play is to comnienee at' 2,30 lein• Lunch will he served and proceeds ere for the Spitfire fonds. The Mises Weir of Wingham have taken over the 'tittering at the 'club house for the season, One of the ladies Is a professional dietitian. HIGH COURT SITTINGS 0sgoo1eiHall itnnoimees High Court sittings at: Goderieh- as'followeelurY, November, 3, before Mr. Justice:Greene ; non -jury, December 15, before Mr. Justice LVIeeKay. president, Bert Robinson, Mitchell; se'eretarystreasurer, 'Earl Vilma:id, IStaffa. Members were present from Listowel, 1Viltehell, • Verne, 'Hibbert township, Hensall, Goderich, 'Londesboro and Sea - forth. Mitival. Reunion of Fisher Family Delightful Gathering in Pretty Spot beside the River Maitland " • The annual Fis,her reunion was held on the . picnic grounds at Forster's bridge, on the Maitland River, on daylast, There were about one hinadied persons; in attendanee, coming from SticiburY, Kitchener, St. Thomas, Tor- onto alielither plaees near and far, The Arst part Of the afternoon was spent in the renewal of old! acquaint- ances and the making of nesar Oneseand regiiterliv, 'names and addresses, the register belng 1»eharge of 'George •Feagen and Lawrence Snyder. Games of ball, horseshoes, bean bags, swim- ming and swinging, etc., were enjoyed acording to the inelination of the various members of the gathering. At 3.30 O'clock a program of races and. other sports was run off under direc- tion of Stanley Snyder, Peter and Jonathan Fisher. No record was kept of the' Winners, bist cempetitien svas keen in eisch event. With, the completion of the 'sports events the' president, Mr.' Fletcher iFisher, took 'charge and ann:otineed short program of songgi and instreMents al: music. Those taking part In this, besides the Preslcierit, were Donna and Bernard Vieher, George Bolton, Walter' Moore, (Noel*, Gerald and Teddy Fisher, Lorna add joy Feagan, The prizeefor the oldest lacty present was awarded to Mrs. Thomas Me- MiehaeVOlintonl-for the oldest man, Peter 'Fisher, sr., Colborne township; youngest child, Paul Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred !Clark, Atwood; couple longest married, Mr, and Mrs.' A. Shepherd, IHullett ; couple mostreeently married, Mr. and Mrs. Horton Ilillier, Toronto; person coming greatest dis- tance, Mrs. Keith Rutherford,Sud- 'bury ; largest family present, Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan ,Fisher, (Oolberne. A delightful lunch was served by the ladies, with MrsePeter Fisher and Mrs. 0. R. Forster in charge of lunch and tea respectively. • After supper arrangements were made for net Year's reunion, which is to be held at iarbor Park, Goderieh, thesseeeed last Saturday in June. 02- ersseand-eammittees-were-43,0ae1i pa follows: Hon. president, Fletcher ' inert e -presid-M ent, -lItons-Wittge-s•-"Clin's 'ton s vice-president, Peter Fisher, jr., Goliborne tawnehip; secretary-treaSurer, ,Irvin Tebbutt, Goderieh township; sports committee, g. R. Long, Garfield McMichael; Wm, .Snyder; .1unch. com- mittee, Mrs,•,P. •Fisher( Mrs. _Jonathan (Fisher, Mrs. IL R„, Longi Mrs.„earl Westbrook -;• to make tea, Nina- 'Garfield McMichael. , The retiring secretary-treasuree, Mr. 0. R. Forster, gave a 'financial state - meet showing a satisfactory balance on hand to start next year's get-together. erheeseeith the eingingeefethe 1±Tationa1 AnthAin, an alr.round hand -Shaking, and firm: real -IV -es -AO -be -rm- hand next -year, friends said good-bye to one another and a successful day came to a close. • THE STIRLING REUNION One of the largest gatherings was that of the sStirling fatalily, numbering about 130. Proceedings began e with dinner at 1 o'clock. A 3n1nute's sit- , enee• was obseiqed inmemory of 'the le • whoslaad passedeawayeeinee laSteeear-"e- reunions- A letter wee read by Mi ;s Maud Stirling froni a . relative, Scotland which told of war conditioee there. Tomatoes, the wetter sai were $2 to $3 a. pound, eggs'. were 60e to 75e a dozen; a pound of butter was upposed to do a person erght week,: lands of Scotlandle eettla in Oxfor'd s 1Stirling -contributed with a comic county. In 1850 a &uglier of their. "se song and ndrew Imrnerson' of Kin- cardine' 8 tug '`The Yellow --Rose -of Texas." Pr esicrent Donald MaeKen- zie presided over the proceedings. -era) the electidn of oilieers-for-rhe 'union (if 1942, which resulted as . „follows : President, James Stirling, Godaril tO wnshipl-seeretary-treasurer,- Mree P. • Warn,er, !Goderich ; sports committee, • Albert Harrison Kirkton ; Miss. 'Mary Stirling, Goderiel, township; 'Miss Ina Campbell, Lucknow ; William Stirling,. God e rich te h p ; reception • cone in it tee, Mrs. Wale IStrachan, Goderich ; Jas. !Stirling, Goderich township; Miss Josie ftirIiirg, .Bayfeild. • A qnilt , made • by Mrs. Mc- Donald, Embro ; Mr. and Mrs: Haroldi Holmesville, was the prize in a Bayne, Paieley, Mr. peel Mrs. Allem Fraser, Embro, am! Mrs. 'James draw which was won by Mrs. Percy Warner. The tickets sold realized Monteith, Thorndale ; sports commir teeWBayne(MrsMeEwing about $10, which will be contributed to , . , . and Geerg,e H • MacKay a •the British War 'Victiens" Fund. A The oldest person present was Mrs. Robert 'IMatheson f Embro , eighty- six, and the youngest • was !Marlene MacKifY orTiverton; three nionths. • SHOBBROOK PICNIC The Shobbrook fitnail$, gathering num- Girls 8 and under -Jean. Warner, bered about sixty, mainly from. Hullett toWnship. 'The youngest membei of the ()live Harrison, a, family present was three -weeks -old Boysr 8 nd andeeLDoneld Camp- - William !Clarence ,Orawfordsson of Mr. bell-Xenneth Keyes. and Mrs. 'Clarence 'Crawford of .Hullett Boys 10 ana under -Kenneth IfIarria, and great-grandson of John Shobbrook of Hullett. 'He was born on the farm cleared 13y his great-grandparentsoMe. descendants .wPnt to Bruee cceinO, where they 'cleared the. fOrest to eatale lish their -homes-. • Pout geeerations • were 'represented at the reunion. They were Mrs. Sarah Matliesbie 85; George H. MacKay, ponahl Mac -Kay and Marlene MacKay, be latter' aged three months ss - The following •officers. • were elected for. 19-V by the seventystive-membees present: Past president, George. Hood. Port Elgin president, rolin MatheSote of . West Zorra ; • seeretarystreasurer, Annie Ieabel Matheson, West Zorra : • lunch econsinittee, Mr. and Mrs. J. e. MacKay, ' ; Mrs: R. A. "Mae - SCHOLARSHIPS AND PROMMON LISTS ° !Scholarships have. been awarded te Maim Vieters', Peter' Walter, jean D. Goderieli, Oollegiate.Institute 6U/dela.; Wilson Joan IIWiltjOu, Willia Wood as.VfoIti:s•a as': 0.01emorial, !Grade UM-, .ilitele4:21aY1°.).111": 111( 1811r PritUll'un ("'n. GRADE r TO XI -Lorraine Allen, Pbyllk Mihe Eileen tel, aaire J[blsset, Peggy 'DirstitC;ilimeY,' anan, GiaOh • Evelyn. Odell, EVelyn Donakion (Latin, Fr(nch), Dick Donnelly, Mary. Feagan, iDonna Fisher., Stanley Free- nitha.:11.1,1e.MotraytinG),alaloeavin, litHoag; Helen !Howard, Willa' jalPes, Tiorinq, l:kleae, Noa:e:ll1t rartr(Titvreieh,s vicclerIaE,ie,i6ie nugferd, Jean Mugford, Dorothy Pearson • *(Lalin). Xathleen Rimdle ('Latin, Margaret • Rundle, Mary •Schaefer, Harold ,Squires,, Maxine 14;a1-11;4eira 3;11;', Irma. Thomas, Made,lyn Dorbs B oilni'lh a nretBain! S,-; e tH, i enwford, !Marjorie,. Lert,fu., Ginn, Catharine Graf, Blanelle Csa- ' ham, May Hume, Aliee Irwin, belle- . ; •INIaeddnald, Eleanore Maerawan, B5etotoyr`,e,11744;)eotrax e (uio Anlg.: i Lucille Patteron, 1:4?nore Plaeseee., .William Itaithby, .Chatlotte ISalkeld, • Reid. Sheppard, 'Betty. Sinith,r_ Vivian . 8traughan, Dorothy Tigert, Helen Vitlean: Dan Walt.eorgargareWight- - man, Lawrenee • 'Williams, • Dorotliy. Young. The folloWing have not beeu. promoted but have been granted standing in the subjects shown: Ruth Bridge, hist., alg., Physics ; Madeleine Vickers, physics; 'Mildred Westlatke, GRAD(E XII tar .XIII -Mary ?..larjorie Baestler, Lulu . Benjamin, Catharine Cantelon (alse, geom., chem.), William Clutton, Ruth Corn field, Patricia iCraig (Latin), Lawrence Crich, Tom Flenniken, John Holland;' Barbara liolmee (Date Fr.), Barbara Lanee.eter, Arthemise Lassaliner Phyl- - lis MaeDonala (chem.), Kathleen MacEwan. Betty „Teen MeNee, Helen • Marsh, Lucy Munnings, Robert Reid ....i(jszter_peus_in), Daisy- SiListaallit,hf.lonald 4Sittio4n4u7.e.. 'Tihorneloe, Charles Tyndall (1ang.), Charles :-Wtition, RIMY 'ST(11 Betty e Young (Eng., .Liff., geom.). The Iff,d- Sowtngehaa-e mot been Promoted but have been .granied standing in the eubjeets shown: William Beatty, Eng., ehem.: Iris Rivett, geom., them.; Helen- Robertson, hike, them.: Dorian Williams, hist:, geom.; Hazel. Wilmot, sixth fairy, RutIrwin ; seventh fairy, On 161VIE' emn" R lfDEPARTMENT Marian Duckworth ; fu.st old man, .-_ Joyc-GRADUATI.QN LIST Dowler; old spinning woman, DIIPLOIVIIAJSt--William /Burns, 1, Edna S. ovaersall, 2, !Ethel Turten. Adamson Memorial, Grade X-GlOria Chisholm. " • MeKint 1Memorial," Grade XII-1Ielen Videan, Adamson Memorial, Grade XII- 1ary Alft PROMOTION LISTS GRAJDF, Ix to X ----Bryan Doris (A.11en, Elaine Alibi, Barbara Outt, Eleanor Donaldson, 'Lorkiiine Durnin, Audrey Feagan, Betty rowan; Helen Grabam, John Graham, Robena 'Grant, Madeline' Gravelle, jaek Ham- .ilton, Rosemarie • JIartney, ,Thouias Ielartne.v, iMarjorie Hays, 'Ilarold Nib Cayley Hill, Douglas • Holland, John Holmes, Lillian Irwin, Pauline iLassaline, Muriel •111eitch, Norma cumb, William "MoelDonaidi Peter Mac- phyllis MeMillien, Colin -Me- Millen,' Pia Macdonald. Erie laloore, • Fmk •Moore, Ray Nelson, ' Ronald Iyalttorson, Wilma Venbland,Donald Pifriermer, William ISauderson, Gail Saunders, Mary Schwanz, Made•line • Shaekleton, Vincent 'Smith, Edna 1Som- ersall, Gordon Sitteliffe, Ethel Turton, "THE SLEEPING BEAUTY" Play Presented at St. George's WA. . Meeting, by Junior Members' • The regular monthly meeting of the W.A. of St. George's church was held In the parish hall on Wednesday- after- noon, June 18th, 'with a good attend- ance. • Mrs.:Calder opened the meeting with the reading df the Scripture,. fol- lowed 'by Prae4r. ,, A e.hortebsisinetss meeting followed and the president an- ' flounced that this would be the laet meeting until the fall. Miss ISIalls gave an interesting talk oii the study book. ;qrs. Calder closed this part of the meeting with prayer and Miss Brown took chaiges ..As delightful tea was served by Miss Brown.. and • Miss Bracklebank, assisted by Mrs. Vickers and four junior W.A. members. Gvven Thomas gave a solo, as also did Nancy. Wilmot. A four -act play -entitled "The ReeningeBeauty"syeeeelayresented by the junior-W.A. members, direefFerb-T lune -Garrick -and assisted bye-Teste-Me- Nall and Narma Liscumb. The east was • 11.5 f0.130W, :„ Prtneckss, Elaine Vick- ers s prince, ,Una MCDonfild ; queen, Evelyn Welsh; kine. Marie 'Culp; old, •fairy,' Frances Brereton; young fairy; Marylyn 'Culp; first fairy, Marjorie Liscumb ; second' fairyeOlara. Garrick ; third. fairy, Jean Irwin; fourth fairy', Liota White, fifth fairy, Viala 'Smith, • GOLF CLUB BUSINESS., , Officers, Directors and Committees Chosen at Maitland's Annual Meeting • • • T,he .annual meeting ,of Maitlapd Golf Club; Limited, was held on 'Wednesday evening, JIM° 18th, when the financial statement was presented' and officers and directors were elected - forethe. coming year. Judge T. M. Costello was collection was taken to sendsa box to chosen as preStdent; G. Gordon Me - relatives in 'Scotland, and this amount- Hardy .as 'vice-president; D, D., Mooney ed, to $5.32. ' • as secretary-treaSurer, 4Directors are In an interesting lprograni_ot,Aports G. L. Parsons,: T. Pritchard, C. K. the winners vsere: Naftelt Dr. J. A. 'Graham and W. A. Children 5 years and inader-Doreen Coulthtirst. • s is MacKenzie, Billy • Jewell. • 'Committees were struck as follows (the.ifinetenamed on each committee being chairman): . Committees Property -G. L. Parsons, G. G. Me- Haidy, T. Pritchard, Jas. B. Reynolds, James Donaldson, T. R. Pattereons Grouide-Judge T. M. !Costello, T. R. Patterson, Jas. B. 'Reynolds, A. HocleIey,- Frank rOdiry,-Dr. Jackson, C. K. Naftel. Finanee---.W. A. .Coulthurst, Bruce Tennant, A. E. Hockley, 'Chas. Kemp, W. C. Attridge. Geo. Warner. p Girls 12 and under -Joyce Hueston, Marjorie STuesten and Mrs. JohneShobbrook, who came to Boys 12 and. under -Goldie. Eanmer- Canada from 'England in 1853. The •son, 'George Keyes. oldest ,in the gathering was airs. Jose Single ladies -Mary . Stirling, Dor- Cartwright, Londesboro. • othy !Stirling. • Prizes forthe gamespwere won by the Single gentlenieele-Fraser 'Stirling, following; Boys' and girls' race, .5 and . Donald. Keyes. under, Ardith .Orich ;4- 16018, 10 and Marrlea. ladies -Mrs. Wm: Stirliug, under, 'Bobby •Sundercock ; boys over 10, Mrs. Ralph Jewell. Ray IShobbrook ; young la.dies' race. Marriedteen-Allan johns, Ralph Clifford sSunclercoel.;.; Married- ladies' Feeding the•elePhene-Herb Harri- race, Mrs. Pereer McBride; -married eon, aed Mrs. ISherlock Keyes. . men's race, Clarence Crawfords time Plate race -Mary !Stirling and Grant race, -Mabel Sholal7rook ; three-legged Stirring: race, Clifford Sandereoe and Earl John- Graceful Walking -Mr. and Mrs. sten; '.clothespin race, !Clifford Sunder- Arthur Efeemer, Sandusky,' Mich. eock4,-magazine race, Clifford Sunder;- Banana race -Mrs. Celwell and B. cock and Mrs: W. Williard.- F. Colwell, Jr. • e . , Georgiana Johnston • young men'S race; Jewell. - • w — Mrs. John Medford, 'Sault Ste. Marie, Kick the slippers -Mary, Stirling. - came the farthestto the reunion. • The,. Thread the needle race -Mrs, Ralph oldest married eouple Was Mr, and -Mr& jevvell and Fraser .Stirling. - John Shabbreole Loddesboro; and the - The -oldeet lady present was Mrs. youngest, Mr, and Mrs. !Clarence Craw- Brooks of • itlinton, 61ghty-'f0ur years ford of Hullett, near Auburn., ' of age. The oldest anan *es Andrew • Feninerson • a 'Kincardine, eighty-five.: FELL REUNION • .The youngest baby present was Ronald The Fell family held their eighth an- Powellthe five-tnonths-old son. of Me. nual reunidn and had very interesting and Mrs. Geo. Powell, ' Seaforth. gathering, • numbering sixty or more.' Those who had come the farthest were Four members of the "original" Fell Mr. and We. Weiner, of Sandusky, family, children of Mr. and Mrs. Mieh. • Thomas Fell, who came Out from` Eng.!' Those prsaentin addition to ineme land over eighty years ago, ..are still hers of the feimily fiehn Goelerieh town living; -John Fell, of Goderieh; Mrs. Fred Vipond, of .Stefla ; Mr. Ralph • Stephenson, of Varna, and Mrs. Mc- Millan, of Michigan. All flint Mrs. Me - Milian were present on 1S'aturday. At- program of sports resulted as -follows : ye'ars and finder-itarbara Hill, Jos''ce Pfaff, Andres- Malfoiir ; 8 to 10 -Grace McDonald, Elmore Hill, Lorne Fell; 110 to 12- Ross McDonald, Mary Vipond; young ladies -Doris SmaIe, Mary Vipond, Margaret Vipond; young men -Ralph 'Stephenson, Ivan • Stephenso% and !David (tied) ; mar- ried ladies -Mrs. Lorne Balfonr, !Mrs. Leonard IShebbrotsl,. Mrs. Nelson Pfaff ; W igt henson Nelson • married me er, , Pfait D. • L Hill; necktie race -Ivan Stephenson and Juline StephonSon, Bert Fell and ,Mrs. 'Leonard iihobbrook, David and Mrs. D. I. Hill; snow- • shoe rilee.----JDoris Smile and 'Van • Stephenson, Juline !Stephenson and , Ralph ISteplienoti; peanut.- raee-,- --(Ralph 'StepliensOn'and Ma. "D. 'Hill; bean -guessing contest Veil; Wileat;guessing contest -Joyce 'Stephen- , son, ., •• The *West member Of the gatherin3 . was Mr. John 'Fell 62 •Gederieh; the youngest was Greta 'Pfaff of (fiensall. IOflicera for 1942 .Were chosen as fol. iow,o: Prenidesit, Pert Fell, iiitafea House -G., G. MeHardy, Geo -.Tenner, A. A. Nicol, Dr. N. Jackson, J. H. Kin- kead, J. IF. "' 'Membership -Dr. J. A. !Graham, A. O. N. Kilbert, Flying 'Officer C. Roberts, II. Williams, John Parsons, K. Hopkin- son, Flying !Offider It. Warm. Tennis -4C. X. Naftel, C.,Williame, Flight -Lieut Eiger, Sq. -Leader Stokes, Ftight-iLleut, *Ball, Terry Costelle. Golf --'P. Pritchard, C. aftel, W. It. Hilton, Sq, Leader ,Dean, Geo. Jenne's-D. D. Mooney. Fees• e The schedule of fees. adopted is as the home of Mr. andMrs. IS. W. Cade„ follows: •' Bruce street, .on Tuesday. , Lady menaber • (for season), $i0;' gentleman, $20; wife or ene dependent, $10; additioual dependents or family rate, $35; students eighteen"et under, $5; social membership, lnelhding tennis, $5, Special season rates ,will be given the RA.F. apd Green tickets for visitors -0 holes, .60e, 18 holes or day, 81.00 (not tb be issued to local residents). Peggy Stubbington e second old man, Dawn •Stubbington ; tnaide, •Bernice White"; Eleanor Martin, June Fritzley, Eleanor Boyce. A hearty vote of thanks ites those taking part in the play was propos by the'rector, Rev. A. C. Calder, and the meetingeblesed vsith the ,singing of "0 Canada" ane"idod Save 'the , St • OBITUARY ROBERT W.. TURNER There passed away at the- home of his daughter, Mrs. G. •Freekleton, Port Elgin, on Seine 20th, Robert.W. Turner, in his ninetieth year. Mr. Tu+ner. had not been in the best of health for some time, but.,was able to be up and around until four weeks agd. He was horn in Devonshire, .Eugland, and came to Canada in,1870,Jeturningin 1876, 'He- wes married in that year and soon after came again to Idanada, arriving In Bay- field with his wife. They farmed hi Stanley township for 4ifty years and thee retired and moved to Exeter. In 1936 they eelebrated. their diamond wedding anniversary. Mrs.. Turner pasSed away three years ago. Four sons and two daughters survive; Wil- liam of Windsor, John of Stanley totatt-. ship, Robert and Fred of itioderichi 'Mrs. Geosleasmpbell of Stanleystownehl Mrs. .G. Freekleton af Port >Elgin. The, kiineral took piece on 'Monday to 'Sane- taary Park;Port 'Elgin, and was largely attended by relatives and friends. pallbearers were the four sons and two sons-in-law, and the grandsons acted as flower -bearers. The. Misses Ma& (SI. 'Dalton and Martha :Kenny' of Detroit were weeke. end guests. with the Misses Hussey dt Blue Water :Beach. • • • Mrs.'' Grace MeQuarrie of Toronto has returned to Goderich fat the summer. - Mr. and :qrs.-Jahn Thonipson and family, of ;Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. .deorge Davis, of Brussels, visited at, 1 pest. ert Dedkin; Mary Evans, Lorraine Nelson. • / • CERTIFICATES ---• Keith Parrish, 'Jack 'Freemen. JUNIORS. IIAICE" t' and lowiiehip, included members from T TWO STRAIGHT southanniton. Markham, Kirkton, .Exeter, Lueknow. Dungannon, !Seienee Defeat Walkerton 12-10 Tuesday in the Hill, Sault Ste. 'eleirie.eltrinee, Bruce County Town: ITT -don -stile And 4San(111541CY, 0, CARLOW SITSTDAY SCHOOL The 'Sunday selmol pf ,Car1ow4"Peea- beterien ehureh held their annual pie- nie at, the park .litind had it varied program of reer•eatiens.' as well as a bountiful eupper, Mdlvin• 'Tyndall is gliptinten (i ell t • of the eelio0l. What a Joyful Sound 'he hum of the lawn mow- er is musie to,the ear after a • long 'Tinter. But • if that hurn. isn't a joy to the oper ator, take it to Creo.W. Stokes Y. Bitad,44t Phone 2063 • East, St. eGoclidrich Juniors Scoredlheir second win on Tuesilay at Walkerton, beating the truce 'county town team 1240. It Was a eeven-inning,s game, and „when the sey•enth and last, innings began the Goderich beys were one . run 'behind. They got the tiekika,Aun, and two more. Walkerton Was l'Of ttc 'Mit :lint couldn't produee a run. The 'first man went out on an infield play' and Young, who pitehed the last three innings, struck out the last two batters. • ' r 'Craig ' 51arted in the pitcher's- Um for •Gadejkich, being relieved! by Young after Tour innings. Tledy taught for Craig and Igleet for 'Xoung. The highlight of the fielding record was Red Worsell's cateh of a• liner to .left :field' in the sixth frame. The first home game for the 'Gode. rieh Juniors will be this(Thursday) evening at PlAgricultural Park, with gioley as the visitors. .---- --- ---..., , Mr." Nerman 'Mae/Witty attended the 1 Othlfellows' Grand toilge of Orttario, which met in the tiCfug tiolsvarA ilotel ' at Toronto last week, as reprosentative • et Ituron ,Lodge, 11'.4o. 6*-2,`LOAV, animmailminvw The only WeStern , Ontario appearance of the Greatest Swing Band in Radio HisterY. CAB CALLOWAY , and his CottonClubOrchestra —MU -BERRY- - ahd his living, throbbing- sax. Radio's greatest giver. COZY COLE Radio's greatest drummer with his Voodoo Jungle Rhythin. MON.- JUNE 30th 9 . Dancing from 8 to 1. Admiision $1.00 person..., • London Arena Air Cooled. Canada's finest ballrodin in the heart of %London. ;14,400 sq. ft.' hardwood _floor. - Tickets on Sale now. Mall °Moe; filled •on receipt. IT S_OPEN Our New, Illuminated SEDC Bargains on Lot.Indude,:' 194b ORD COACH (Like New) 1039 FORD SEDAN 1938 'MEV. 00.A.CH • 1937 MEV. 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