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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1944-08-24, Page 1tr.4. Magistrate Cook_ Presides Today wt. How court Here, until " Magistrate ,Appeinted for Huron Ives His Life' in Saving Another 7417I'LE PETER tatapr___ .!BADLY Itravuoi) roirlear4014: tad Niched In the Vete Shy, a ,Valf -Little Peter Green,- tiOA of Mr. and Mrs:' ,james. Greek le in Aleitandrit , adet-T-,e-Unetank-earo• tis -the reoult of a -patufet aCeiclentot7- , . cerree -"tie :leis -father's-farm late Tues.: day efternoon, • Mri?, • Green was pre- paring supper mad Mr. Green was read- ing .1ethe house. WItene-Peter,• who' Will not be five yeai' u&d until next NoVeniber, asked permieeion: to go out and play, A little.later liis mother called to him to ecette in, and not re- ceiving any respeeitie She went to look gmn., Worthy ,!,Re ld Ryau rovr;rnetl Sunday '1.00e4ge. 90!.. Brktannia road, wer‘ nOtified. (MCI Tuesday Morning thet their son, Sgton. Worthy 'Reginald. Ryan, the' Canadian ArnaY, had been drowned. on , Sunday after seving the life ef. heY Mr, and Mrs, Hebert St.. johns, Newfottudland.. It was 'Regent street, , have • been informed, further etated,:that tull military.honore that tneir7eon, .Pte. Wm. G. 'WilliaraS, were accorded him', at 4' funeral ser - Who was in nOspital With shrapnel Vice at St. ,•Johns and that burial wounds about the head and shoetiders, took place- on, August •2nd at, a pole. is becle.,10, France with his unit, the in..the Xbint. Services cemetery there. Highland Light infantry. Pte. Wil- ere further :particulars have 'at) 'yet items was wounded. on July 8th. while been -received by 'the .'family. - lighting *Oar Caen, and • "afterwards Worthy, whe..,,w4st twenty-five years spent a few :Weekte,*. conValeeeing in of age; enlisted on September •3rd, 'Scotland. .`• • ' 1943, with -the Canadian Army at ,bondon,,,-.11e,trainet1Lat-Birriefield---a a radio operator, tieci.„, .after eueceSe--. ...„,fe.illy-.paesin,g_Jailea.„exatelnationsette sone- later to .Newfoundland as a sigeeller, He was educated in, the sebools. -here and on leaving .the Col- legiate . entered the Ryan produce market as a • partner with his tether. --7:1FeSidet-T- is-epefF77-77ente7-friere survive two sisters, Mrs. Mel. Culbert (Lillian) and Mies. Georgina.; .and youngerpro- ther, Eugene, all of Godericie . The sympathy (fe the eommunitk is everywhere expressed for Mr. aed•Mrs, yen-ond--their family in the :tragic paselug of their beloved hercesen and brother. ' aikagietrate" '11%*.fileek ,newly lip- , Pointed- netiletrite of Perth ,,cor,ty,.. presided. at thel'olice.(loUrt Ilere thie (Thurseay). afternooe.. Crown At- , tOrnek 1:101rae,s :Welcomed 1,1m te the connty.eaed noped he 'we* be with It fo,v-Ponie thnee, His Worship in. stated' that :When he* took over the cluties•'•of the office, in Perth he had been. told that he, might have to preside in , Huron. county.for a short time; mitt]. i!l• Nazis; trate for the event.* is .appointed, • Ue reniembered:..a$ email. Olfild'lz -Midiand,„ne sale;.'hearing about' Gode- '' Trial 14.4 grain port' 'Few- ihu-slicrt- . Mr% NOVA= MCPlattil received. a message .toilaY, 'stating that. her. on, P te.'. Jack McIver, had=been wounded in action, presumably...1n France, Pte 'Rutherford, It acKl., time I. shall.. be with .you lioPe *that eon. of _lgre„ Jeethee,e00 our re Wtertillralttrettletal,"-he-cen:',"XM'e -0-g-a-d---a---478-xtaiii street; was .woundecl-in-aetioneln.--Prance' on July- ' 'Pleading guilty to a charge of break 7th nth,-woodst9ck $entinelatevie*. ing, entering aud. theft,"Regintad• Good- , Pte. t Rutherford was a frequent. in • was remanded a Week, in custotlY, visitor at the home of Mr and Mr S. . ac ath,• , as street, • efore eav- ing for „Overseas in' October, 1943. Craftman Charles Worsen, now • in O rance, sent....word to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wersell, that he was fine -and-Vves-eittuttederteari-ea, for sentence. Michael. ,IieenedY wets sentenced to tvieney days in jell for disorderly conduct:* After pleading, g -linty!. to a.' careless • driving charge, Gerard Bedard. was An adjournment of one week was had had two visits from Bobby Pink - ham, a grandson of Robert : Paley, Raglan street„whe is_*about a mil from -:-Charlie's Sapper -Harry Worsen, *serving in Italy, alSO wrote Ivan La.uzon, and had living quarters:1ns patents that he was enjoying good ,health and that tomatoes, corn 'arid .4:tilt were scAnite plentiful there. • 'Wowed Gordo e Lailzon, who. , was charged. by his wife with non support -Was-explelned thet, the accused and, • his wife were working for ,nis father, provided by the latter. Tivough her counsel, Frank boimelly, Mrs. Lauzon was given . an order by. the court to procure her clothing from -her former • wing quarters. " • The case of Lorne Eamons -was again adjourned for a week, the Magisn trate promising it would then he -pro- ceeded .with. Eamons -is charged by Constable' Emerson Overholt : With • speeding, and with failing i� at a stop sign: His counsel._ Eget& Don•• nellY, in asking for an adjournment ..--explidneetthsre• Judielitrinvestigatle is pending into a charge made by Schr. Sephie's os Auditors Discovered A 0001.StliP Recalled 'G0_301)1017 -.-Three Men Reamed, when CiArtatuxnis , „ _on MontleYlaSt, while' grappling for .sonie ancifore• W. had ."lost, offthe mouth of the river, Pert MacDOnald iliscovered a pair of authors that came off the schoener Sephie seVerel decades' ago., Tbe Sephie Wate• a Marlton -built vessel, 'end by reputation the fastest ever ,turued put ,iii the old barber for, him and saW nim coming toward :shipyards here. It Is said that she DONNELLX AIILL onEnTow: BURNED the house with ills face lacerated and used, to. race the big D."84 beats uP bleeding badly. It supposed that he 'Lake Ouron,.. and beat thene. After was kieke'd in the feee by a ROL The boy Cannot tell, what happonod;,prob. service, on the Lakes for some years, ably it occurred so suddenly that. he wgshheeg, °Ltlelet:enigle;etiteekeeneetcipelelotrwjaaeteecre* did not know what; had 'struck ‘1ilin, delighted' her new owner. It was in The atteneing Physician at the hos- e gt94,3,. perhaps iittY years ago, that -pital-stateS that the•ehief,inJUrlr-la 0at the Sepeie slipped her anchors in a the!hase of the nose and le quite sere' succesifel, attempt - to get awa, to safety, aucT7•thiiiigh search had ..been uliste,nierendetile.' -niade-teretheni"-therVere-,never-found : uutil Capt. 'Beet cazne upon them ae- BOW TO:-ENTERTON' ' Bandmaster Woods hasdroppedinto verse, with results as follows: I have to • entertain -seine friends, they - dropped.inunawares- .Q Ive've seen- More action," Writes I haven't ewept the kitchen or, dusted -Ger. Deuglas, Graham, of II.M,C.S. - town the stairs-- e- ...ee_hte father,--Malcohn Gra- suPposed to look quite pleased, hain; in • Goderich. That is that and latighettfid senile and grin; • Douglas, who has jnever • been given to Oh, well; I guess' Ws up to me, '11, talking too muck' has to spy about the • take. it: on, the chin. .wer. On the postcard he adds that W.hen..friends_pee 'round 'me by the is fine anddandyand - is. en ying,..a score, I end it hard to take; ' furlough in Scotland before rejoining I ,wish they one and Would -take' his ....de"stroyer. AS is well knew -4e "a bigejnihrtiteihe....1- "Haldir--has been in nettle at least six But that gives me 4 -fine idea; the lake times and was part .ot the invasion • ' t th Pip, • Eamons that he had paid a flee to fleet. Three weeks; ago this coming, -phone up Bert" 111acDonald to take Overholt which -was not accounted for. Sunday She sank three German boats, • them for a trip. . • Mr. Donnelly suggested' thattheease small, -yenterate- and damaged three I'd gladly give a ten gpoetoget them be adJeurned entil atter the tnvestigtee there o „ tee coast of Brittany. Doug- .out the way; • " - tion. " .• ) 1 -eindrat-the .#uns, but all.he has to If only for an ',heur or 'two, I'd shout "It smells Of perseeutiod and vinclic- say': About it is, "We've been in action 'hip ,hip h'oorayi" . tiveness," Stop signs are . evaded by again." -• • Hello! hello! Is that you, Bert, I went thousands of people every week," Mr., , . to hire your 'boat, • , :Donnelly stated. ' • ' • • Sgt. "Bin". Hill, R.C.A,F., left today The Captain John or Annan:Lae or any 'If' the eolistable perseeciting, It on his return to ..,Calgere after a two that will float; - would be better to have it •aired," weeks' furlough spent xvittchis Parents„. M3r.party numbers- twenty-two, perhia Croft_ Attorney Holmes, , Sheriff and Mre.•jtml." • , -"erteilemoree--, - Magistrate Cook said. he saw no I *ant them taken for 4. ride from reason wItY . the, *case should - be - F/0, ..,Don Mason, who *enlisted in the two to half -past four. .. -journed indefinitely. -A court of. int. R.C.A,F,'in. March, 1941,-. and has. been Three .dollare hour!, That's all quiry would, not affect the charges as an instructor since July. of that year yoU charge? , . made: 4 • various training schools throughout My! Isn't that a: honey! • ' ' Max 'Schachter, . .of eTuekeesmith, Canada, is now .in England. charge them fifty...cents piece, • charged with Making statements pre- ; - and get back all ,my money, Judicial to the effective persecution of „ . p one, who" is sta.' - And make. a little profit; too, to help tlitt-Avary-was-sentencer-suspeuded-sentence,-- -tiened--at-Dartsmentivy-fis--itisiting-----with--what-t hi , r. W. H. lac tone, 0 , Always, from -now P hire e boat-- • and give friends a 'trent! -11t./Lt. FLesile-Nift fel,..:who 'was 0:C. ' • - - • withcosts of $10.50 or, thirty days in jail. ' . ' ' The New Magistrate Frank Cook, the new Magistrate, is a barrister, ane has been In praetice at St. Marys since 1029: -a r,-natiee_of • Midland; He served oyer- • seas in the war of 1914-18; Was a flightlieutenant in the, ,Royal Flying Ceres,- and saw service in Italy, Egypt and Palestine.' .11e Will Shortly •take. UP reerde'nee in Stratford and will give , Up the epra,cticeo'cif .1aW.:wnile•he holds the poeition of magistrate. rfig,i,t, • •LAWN BO -". Several Goderich rinks. took, part in a doublestournament hed by l ' the .„ • •. • Clinton club on the Seaforth greens, last Thursday .night. • Fred Price and Earl AlliS011, took the third prike, In ft, 'treblescompetition' at Lueknow on Thursday •night -last Fred Hunt's 'rink brought the ,Joynt trophy. to Gode- rich for the second year in succession. The other members of the Hunt *team wereetlif.- McManus ancieWe-J. Balterv ILL the lecatqrehleS-tetirnamen-1, Oji Friday night the. Winners, ,were W. --;On -Monday, night, the winners were: 1st, Mr. Lynni and .13d. Masen.:. 2fid„ W..Neweembe and H. Meelee; .3rd, P. Price and U. R. Hall; -4th, W. Rethan and, W. J. Baker. ; . • Last night -Geo. Mumbk and c„ Dec - Menu's took first ,prieei;-prelf.MacKay and 'H. *McNee,- - second. PORT ALBERT ItEVAItt- •.OitiorKET. vtopuy LONDON, Aug. 21. -The cricket team- et, Port Albert 'Air' "Navightion, • Sehool, playing here.. yesterday, re- tained :the Enterprise -"eUp they WOW last year by defeating the "Combines'? 113 to 88. The batting of -Smith, 42, and'. Chapman, 23, together with a clever bowling performance by Drew, . was largely responsible.for the Fliers' et. success'. Next Satur Peri , ARlert and ••• • Dunnville nii scbootwiItp1ay a send.. ',final game for the Southwestern 'Ate Command cricket ehampleuehip„ at the Windsor air training sehool,, has 'R,ECEIVES INTRODbOTION. was a recent Visitor In town Pit /Sgt-. 'Bert Huckins, -fernier in- F10. Reit!' Young IlaVing• an'Intereet- structor at Sky Harbor and more re- ' • jug- Tim° 41.verseas - cently of Oshawa, left, Goderich yester- An 'interesting air -mail -letter was .day for _Lachine, ..QueThe , Qteekeyie received from FiYittg Officer _Keith been posted to" the Pacific coitst. . . • To „RoVALTIEs -8.0-0.ortitiki.:b.e6ii *Ad. • • . • ...Minh& 11'.0:A:Fc"' foriner*:.:G:CI: . stu- •-• • •• • . -. , . _ , dent. and son oloar. and ' Mrs. Gordon ... By a' recent promotion Capt. C. ' D., 'Young; Colborne township, by.,, Mts. --Fiereiegy - of - . the •eRseyet ---Cethaditife r‘0----Ke**-21111-derse-'''vcliese * sea --1C0'01-4$ Engineers, becoMea Major Fleming. -He- .2! close friend. • The lett$r, sent teem Is the son . of Mr. • and - Mrs. 'O. E. England and dated August '12th, IS Fleming a Ridgewood Perk. .. ' as •follows: - ' . . • .......,_ , . . . . . yes, I•had a gcLodvisit with Keith , 'me, and Airs... David:: Sharpe, . 3& on my lase leave.- 'we had a lot of fun, Victoria,- street,' have -reedited Word but there was a, great deal to do and that their Son, Cpl. Jack Sharpe; who -Owe went all too quickly. Hope I Was stationed at Prince - George, 'tea,' will be Ole to . see him again . next for the past ' two, years, is now in time. Keith finds the transportetien England, , : . - - . in - this .country,'a bit ,awkward, as 1 • ' ______ . .: . • think we ,all do. The Hutchinsons Mr. andMrs, Spencer ' Guest, et Were VerY, line and :were really good Winnipeg, former residents *of GOde- to us' - ° . • °-° ' rich, IreceiVed. 'word:lain. week that "Things. here' are going 'Very . well. their- second sop, W/O. Donald' Guest „. -I ani ahnost through ray first' tour. -of leligVer-Pillit, wae_..-Missieg.. Airs. ePeratienS-but will go back . after 4 Warne*, the young_aIrMhOLgranthz.,short -....Period. The -Kikkg,.....anctLQ1leen, other, reeetved- the unweldome news Ofrk POkess7Elizabefh- wthitell AkiA at -Q1intor..7as:,stie :into., ,atiotir to iattiir statiOn-, yesterday and °, I - was ,.-ane- of to Winnipegatter _ spending solo Allf)se ' to be introduced to them. t They ' months ill Clinton and Goderieh. Don:. are verY friendly and easy-to-talk-toeasy-to-talk-tok-to aid .htte two brothers in the Services. VelViie, and *I' think* 'nest 'ef 41e chaps Flt -Lt. W. 0:' Guest' (Bill) - is the got quite a kick Out of it. • medical_ officer at, the .R.O.A.T. station • 'ewffl be going oe leave in another at Prince Albert, Sask., and PA). week or so. - It Is neyer, a problem David . Guest, - the youngest of the about leave, -as thereare so many three, is le eiying instructor at Pearce, .place e to which to go. I want te, see Alta. ' ' • Overy. part of this edentry while" I'm . . „ . . . -___',... -7* • here, I bave travelled abont "a let Mr.. Dan Mekenzie, . Blyth, - has- re- during the YearI have ben here' W6 ceived'a letter front the chaplain a the get six days off every six weeks, which is really only a *day' off a week: You lst Carta.diae Scottish Regiment, Can- adian A.rmy .B.W.E.p., referring to his would be surprised' hoW' much ground brother, Po; ,Alex, McKenzie, „whose We cover` duringa' six weeks',. period. death in action .in France Was -recorded .,,.,.„„s.. . It ie.:considerably more -now sinee the several 'weeks ago. . The -letter_ is as '-"Va loll it Is rather go 41 work anti follows!, '-, . . ... it V; certainly- not without its grand ' "Dear Mr. McKenzie, ---It is with and glorious parts. "ICeith, told me Bill , is in, aircrew deep regret that, I am writing to eon- "- y.ey my .efeeere, sympathywith, •yoki in 'OW. riOpe he likes it. no 'will get the loss of your brother, Pte. Alex. quite a kick ouf of. this country when MeKen40 -of thiS. Itattalion., He was he e°11-lels over. I" thilik'`alL "(4 '11° (1°.' killed in action on the night of 8 -9th "Keith alwaytf'sends me- The,,Signal- :rune during a determined and euceels-' ful 'Counter-attack made by 'this: Bat. , . talion on `strcing ,enemy positions: He ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED fell with tlie leading cempeny, which , Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Millian.aenouttee distinguished , itself .greatly. ' Your :the . etiktigenicae of their * daughter, brother was known as otle of the, West, ,Maitie Aileen, " to Charles 'Ernest soldierly men in the Battalien. One Mitchell,. Son of Mrs. Mitehelf and the- of hie-otileere .deseribed him '16 me As I lath Ernest Mitchell, all of Colborne "all Soldier,"r Ile was a• good 'Min - township. The-marelage to take place ence on. 1111 the younger men and net early "id Septembpr. . r. them an example of bravery and de- votion to, duty,„ . . , al'Ict is buried near where he fell and 4 SUItably inscribe?' CaiSS now matks his grave.- I am sure you will 'take pride in the ;memory, qf a breve and, well -tried soldier wile :did Inore tlittn hho 'duty in serving again,. no:, is greatly misS'ed dud sincerely mourned by all in his. battalion. I knew , him personally during the past year that 1 have been regimental' chaplain as n .. .....,-DANCING ON THE SQVAIIE„, the XAons are putting on a steeet "'dance on Friday evening, September 1st, in aid of the Lions' British Child War Victims' Eued. A good. orchestra wig furniSli Magic and the Oaderich Bou' Band will,plariu the bandstand, on the Siinare before the dance, • • 113, ease of rain the dallee Will be held :in-ihe-lciasOnic Star,. 'So you see • afe "Always up - the on nowS. Iteie surprising. hose mech we got out Of• it too, - Will „have to dokie new. Iteme,mber • me to „Mr. ,Sautulers and. till the family, Thanks Again for writing -.and kindest regards o you .t 1. v• - • S ATIATEEIC CHAPTER TO ROUrPENNTYA-IR Arrangements were made at a special' meeting of Ahmeek Chapter, I.(),D.E., on Tuesday-' night for the holding.. of_a .genny _Bair. in the West-- otreet-rink, when, *besides the penny auctioning of veil:101e ;prizes, bingo and other games will be played, and -it is. -hoped .a- be In attendance; Meinberis of the Goderich Lion's Club .. have generously offered assistance and the affair ,promises to be unique aiir Am for all. Mrs, -IL C., Dunlop presided. • Mrs; D. 'J, Patterson, convener of the adopted* ship *committee,. read a etterLotneknewledgment-of-gifts tre*-- the' commander efeell.M;C:S. "Ala - cheese," in *witieh" he'"etpressed the. cidentally this week The'Y would yeeign_t_n.e_eays,eatiqut-2-,600-eand-8,000 Po,ands. A- "hei.0*- Was PleCed to mark tbe location„ and the bie hooks will' be raised later, Bert, by the Way, didn't find the smaller ancnora he -was looking for. Already it •has been proposed: that the-recovered-anchorfe-be plaeed-per- mane/any - in some .public plade, per- haps at Lighthouse Polut. This; how - "ever is a matter for later consider- ...211ey. -are etill --under -.twenty-- feet of water. 7• '• Three alrnien from Port Albert" Air Navigation Schoorhed 4 bit of tremble at Goderich harbor at -noon on. Sunday last They hadjatmehed.a small new sailing' _skife: and deSpwarning ventured outside the piers, Where it was rathe rough. •They were about r. Frank Donnelly learned -0 Tuesday morning thet tbe eawMill °Weed. 'by 14efatber, Senetor a a., 1)4uneilyi and Operated by his brother rank et -Cheilettliee--.Ietd- been- tot,a14- , „,. destroyed by fire early 'that 'morning, :Flames: etterelieSt netleed-in 'the' hidler roOM hi employees residing in Ilona° neerby,aed luergained much headway •by the time they reached the mill. A eau. for help was telephOned to Walker- ton, abelit eight nallets ,a,waY, and -the Are brigade -of that teWn. *rdede ProMpt response, •eueeeeding On - fining the liames to the Will- PrOPer. Large Steeke of -lumber Were saved. The loss, is placed at $5,000,' partly covered by insurance. The Donnelly fendly have .1erge interests in Oh0P- Stow and thie 'the tire they have had lu forty Yeere, Twelve men Wed - have been thrown out of employment. Lioos Comity :Net Returns • Vtlars' Curry vcriis the $1.00 Priaat 'Centralia Pi Band , Derigh* d- , T...1***Plosing. night ot the rei'Onts:-,P10...,--......-.. garnivii, - On-Yetclak;'Wait another Out- standing euceesei, *Ith, an attendance Of 1020 people. 'Tile net returns Or bath. nights wili enrieh the 1,4na trot* ury by aPProxi-InateIY 42000, Whielt ' • in will -,be devoted to the Wer .eetivitiefe. erippled children's auti Iirltieh '014-, - ren war vletira.er work of the Chub. ,,,. The maiu ,Priee, 4'• '4101) Irleteri • bond, went to another. little Goderieh girl, XerY Cierryi daughter of. Mr, and lirst nrer);(1.'4Yri':htt44ingkhg3thlitella.a:(2-1'9v*rawilzeit'w4.ii.atetAbeiCweeettlW7et‘Y' 741124Mrs. bell•I'414;11dLeaPrud-dearli; gbOtOett. 1)hierMrkis-auliter :- Eleanor as reported,last week. - 'Tlie----Wer.ffilk,e of -a-f50. Vaer,ii bond -., - - - was wen. by Mrs. Mary -Henley, 1017 i "._4:10:3: Btootter„....Eno.vorair);_tt,Litg.• lianas tearithar:wie.,GIQrocidiotlitillitek,blheiorit_iy., jtjttretervuelled:::ir:ba:_.,_ lit. 0, hist. I, bot. 0, II. ' • . - •• " , I,LL4t. comie I, Fr. autli. 'II, Fr. eoin zoo,. 0, ,Lat, autbpi. First, 4100 vsoinctoo: Mr. and maMrtent__ _41Foerod,orded:,fgnter ..ok"....!fr.', 7d Ni, rs, B. .nntii nearly Midnight :when, it Was -made with the president W. J, Hedge; draw, and a large crowd revatainee W. C. Attridge, With results as follows: Ricky ticket was drawn liY iaarY Much intereet centred in tile Matti . • o ' , 101. ixtrt.7.. - vra:euig ty. Ahnicig. C, . , 00i hb; :I: 0,8,iptelhgl:_i7":—:?:niEgii.11,g, te.oremi.g:pm...P1,0b:.:Blti::...!.:, mFrankt4031Ir„ xohet d::: ,d.ot !a'. Isei lin: 5517. Scanlon, rw. a ,'.v51.lnaaa 4: i . l. . savings6 .1‘R..v-, • e t.. . ii.g. 143g;artaettte certificate- „....eGoderiche ., . lit .0, hist. III,. trig. C. bot. 0, •zool. 0, • phys;;I,.chem. I, Er. a.utk..1, Ej. comp. Evelyn' Donaldson -Hist. -II, geom. e.- 0202) - - Fourth, 410 war savings „certiffeate,--. - , ai....i....revir:=I'It,:znogPo:17cot:-.mI*Tp, .phoys., Eng. '`'Ia.'6-2;i3it8511_°' ),.41$5-44. w. rat:: savings s.' .4;51:: rOtt:e4e.,:e7 , lit. C, ,hist. 0, trig. II, bot II,, zee'. Ir; _ W_ Thont, -Gederiph -.Tiliooy;::- . Sixth,. f5::_war savings.' 'certificate -L.; lolet.: Teske; ••,_Blytti-1-1,3805),- , -,.., ---- yt:osbeev.rr Hays, Goderich NvGioade,sFaievillugmP ecerliti,,„ e a te--'. . -•JP,._,pipo-band • , zoor. pr. with,. (3, vi. embp. . .1 ...., . . . , 4olethperogreeantraolifalnauiZrat .updritseanx.teehdiu.ag- . Irene Milne -Hist. ' II; bet. 0, 001 • aliut„thC. ,c h, irstt.. -11, bot. tc. ..II,.r, zo, 0.1._,......, , :A., ibeAtriallEnd°,dkeeee,x1PearTosre(.1.6.fblwa e'tbiettik, ..e?ipe.t° • 1,amtuao.crillig14tehi''...ePtia; tilLteaul.o.eneo,--..._mp:spilx,:::riire,.(sinau,opest.h1.2. Ruth Pentland -Eng. comp. Hien large and delighted audience: ”. - • MaJor. Ross, paid 4 high, tribute , -1 i''. laltha' ''ene°eptilavyl.eesd °•:eethe eralS,(1sueale*cetiboent4s7feoebet"he- C,* Fr: -auth. ,C, Fie -comp, n - 1 ing the parade to the rink, where „Beg, lit. II, hist. I, bet. 1, zod. I. Lilt'''. Pop7oi.ne'edidt°,4P4-rke• it'Lligs1,74,.'ecorpii'sfh°1nr;;14', . antb. I, Lt. comp.. I, Pr. anth, I, Pro. pomp.. II. - .• . . war and welfaie activities. ' • UPPE4 SORQ01. ---',N24IVIINATION=SITLTEr • Results 0,g the lune Tipper School ex,aminations lederigh ..Ciottegia announced on Monday,. are as follows: Bandy Bisset -e -Eng. cots*. bot. Cf; zOol., 0, plays.' 0, ehem. . . Claire Bisset -Eng. comp. X, Eng. lit. II, Mg. I, geom, bot Lat. auth. I,Lat. Comp. I, yr.' untie 1,1're.Cerap. 1. of -whoin lack Young,- WeSt stfeet,' .0a0 1411rw'zi-- we •-• D I as: d en: the pier entrance knit -13 3ts. atit as c on comp. 0, thanks of himself_ and the _c Y 'overturned the° craft and the m the enter , breakwater- :When it . sqnaelni Eng. thyo;,...,_0;_x,r. ifutu:_c;,, .7st The--eXlSeS• • Of -the' 'box comp:*0. • • sent to the ship are shared by* the. Maple Leaf Chalker, 1.0.p.E. .PROVIINENT BANkilit were thrown. the water. •Capt. Bert •MacDonald had been keeping -his -eye -on -the - rescue with. the "Captain4John," . bringing the men to safety. * . - • DIES SUDDENLY The Incident adds one more to a ilarry-Traver Jaffrey, yice-president and general Manager of the Inapete41 Bank of' Canada, who clied suddeuly at, Toronto on reiday, night. Ittet, .was a cousin` of Mrs. ‘0. A. Nairn of tovv-4. He was a 'native of (Ult. TWO 'eiders, the Misses Mabel. elle late Jaffrey of Toronto, were vieitinte •Goderich when they 'received news brother's death and returned at ence to Toronto: TWO, SPEAKERS TELL OF HOME MISSTON WOAK' Miss. Maud Howell and Miss Otte 'Sperling Address North Stre W.M.S. • : oetiorth-T-St-reet Uiiite ,church 'lad an unusually" interestin et seseionTaftlie regelett Monthly Meetin with addresses hy,tvve home-misiienar workers, Mies' littud Howell and Mie Olive Sperling:- The president, Mr c: M. .Robertson, _coud.Ueted the open exereisee. and presided th long chapter of rescues effected by the vigilant Bert. His- ever -reedy assist- ance en, times of danger and trouble -at the - waterfront was undet, dis- cussion 'at the 1,11,0 meeting of the *Town council; when Reeve W. J. Baker 'urged that ,some recognition be made of • the services he is tendering the 'community -at the- beeee and the lake- front in general., Besides.. keepleg a - watchful eye on the hundreds child- ren .at the beech, his lannefres are ever ready to be placed at the disposal of ships or persons in - distress., Re- eently.he dragged the harbor for eight hours for the body of a young sailor who had been drowned while Swimming. at the east end of the harbor. — •_ _ 1 :1.. • t• .•••••; e were: .Friday, Bricoldoe, - 144,000 bus. g, -wheat, oate• and screenings for the y Goderich eleiater, .146,000 pus: wheat s for the Western. Canada mill; Tues- -dui'; Algoway, • 222,000 bus. wheat, and . A. A. Hudson, 123;000 Wis.. wheat and barley; • today (Thursday), F. Y. Massey, 113,000 bee. Wheat ad barley. All cargoes, except the part (largo of the ' Brileoldoe, -.were for the elevator.' . The Sailing yacht -Oriole arrived on Monday and is being employed for the training, of the Sarnia Sea Cadets camping_ at Ieitchiganti._ She makes a fine addition- to the 'little' fleet which has: been .,put at the dispoealof the See Cadets. Besides the power yacht Shire there are seven- 14-2 _sailing dinghies and two 25 -ft. eutters; so that the boys receive training' in the 'handl- ing of various kinds of craft. *- The Glenelg Drougbt in another 'cargo of. ,coal for, the mill on Saturday. • business session. .- • The „devotional: exerciees, condupte by Mrs. Peddle, were followed by a address by Miss Howell, a -former mis Symati to Trinidad but ,noVr emit:wee .with United -church Halifax. Miss - Howell, whd is 4911 &tying 'at the home. of her parents Mr: and Mrs. M. W. 119well,_gaVe ai interesting account of the work she a a deaconess in company with severa other, ioupg, ladiesis doing to hel the Sunday school, the young men an women on- the street, arid'.especially th young men and women Of the urine n. ,* s' 1 forme at Halifax and in the establish- ing 'of a recreation centre. Miss Rowellthenintroduced the second speaker, 'Miss Olive Sperling, who forthe • pase 'six years *has _heeet. cting-in-the-capacity of .miss on ary to, the Church. of All Nations,01.U. entreae -Miss Selerthillis at present ladideylegewitkhee. aunt, Mrs. W. J. Hodge. She gave a detailed .aeco•unt of her Week among the foreigners of the 'slums' 'of-' Montreal,where from ten 'to fifteen' different nationalities 1 I It • exist. . She spoke especially of a grouP of Hungarians, 'a Very independent race of ,people, • Who by dint of -hard work, saving ,every -penny, and. giving Work where they could not give ',money, had eventually been ;able. to build and .finance a °lima' of their 'ewn. Even the children had contributed to' this.. , Miss Sparling said slifferent national grolips are formed, net 'because' of race diffeeenee but because of. sheer loridineee. fie' Most lettetett they feel that •native Oartadians.ido not want to aesoelete with Own, though their bight est 'ttim is to become ;Canadian and to mingle with. Capadians• • Mrs. Powley. sow a* beautiful. solo, AtThe. Ohord,"; between the. ad: deesses. After the, singing of a, hy,ma the meeting wag eoncludeV•with the Mown benediction. LoNvoit parkpiTs • ONE .ON SARNIA in the *first 'game of the Vit.O.B.:A. midget 'finals, played at Loudon on aturday, 'the Sarnia team, which, put he -'0oderich Lions' team out -Of the tinning, was defeated 5-4. "Moore, the arnia hurler, hilewed,, only six hits,' while his team had eleven hits off Stone, who Went the rode for London., The Sarnia defeat. •Nviis 'attributed to poor bakie-running, a fault- which they *certainly did not Slum their games with Goderich. London juveniles to Meet Sarnia, In the juvenile •series -London has .eliminated St. Thomaa and the final ganieS Will be betWeen Sarnia and London. • • good soldier iindrcifine Chliracter. ""Sincerely yours, : Seaburn, Chaplain." Alex. McKenzie .was a member of a well-ktiown Ashileld township fata- lly.He served in the first Great War and enlisted again for the present. War. Ile Is survived by two sisters, Miss Mary McKenzie: of Aglitlelk1-11114 A/1138' Grace McKenzie, ILN., of Tor- onto, and two brothers, Dr. .Hector McKenzie '.of Bellevae, Alberta, and Donald, 'of BlYtti,- . t 'Verna -Miller-Eng. COMP.' 11, Eng. *t. I , Charles Tyndall ---Eng.. cOmp: 0 ag 11 PARE LL PUE NTATION Fr. auth. - TO tE-if. G. W. FREEMAN. POPOLETE1.59 'YEARS -th 7EDDED Ate close of the Tuesday evemeg or ,service at the Free Methodist ehurci .- e- • • the menihers and friends ga-ve the de, . • Mr. and Mrs. R. 0...McGowan of East -parting Pastor, Rev.. G. W. 'Freeman, d-• iWeartnhoesh..faermelebl.iraomtee of ..m"r. :elevvy a chair the, front :et the. • - • . a great surprise. He Was invited, to • 'd -Mrs. R. C. MeGraww-ard-eo • urc •, W i e e vengrega emit den. East Wewanosh, evas the scene. of' "Blest be.' the tie that binds." a happy._:OCCEisinn on et _Tuesday, .rugue dcliess-7waa :Teed' expressing 15, When :many' relatives, .friends and ation of, .his: services for the -past five neighbors - called to offer_congratula- siesyS and also of . those of . the la te lions and beet wishes on the'celebratien Mr. : tireeeman: A purse containing of 'their golden. wedding:- The mar- -substantial amount 0 money was pre- riage took place in Ashfield on Jeme. sentee to him.; with good wishes for ary .18, 1894,..but owing to road and success in his future charge at Till -sent' weather coeditiods the r celebration: was burg. • ' 'postponed..Their tour daughters, Mary Mr: Freeman replied; expred-ing ape (Mrs. C. Goatee, ' BelgraVe), predation •ef, this aet02 kiecniees on RebeccaDixon 'Nes.' Fred 'Reid, the part of the -church, and friend - Varna), Ruth (Mrs. Harold Buffett, a.gLwa. as on other occasions. : Abe" Careclivillef Mich:), Edna "(Mrs. Geo. .he wished to say that he would not fere (3harter, Myth), were all present. • The get the 'warm friendship •104 •-kindly house WitS nicely decorated. with 'a. greeting of the good people of *Goderich profusion of .summer flowers. ' The tea gerterally, and of lis kind *neighbors room was deeoratedwith s .white and other friends in the- surrounding . wedding bell and yellow streamers and country.. - • . the tea table,- which was covered with a lace cloth, was centred with the wed - sling cake and candles. Duritg the afternoon, Mrs, E. J. Mason of ',Gede. rich and Mrs, A.'141. Babb of Te"eswater ,poured teh and in the 'evening. tars. . C. Taylor- at .Lncknow and Airs. ,-. , KNOYIWA;RATIuN"-- g.".217‘..11-6:1he' marriage to the, guests by four of their greed., . . Alex. McGowan, Blyth. Tea was served LUO1 Of MiSS',.jean Alberta. Thom, ;Aother:tjaa:7ghn._t.er:ouiti.ss.%C ustl asteswt -rAe_npare andurse, ...r v, corooi:04sRomr:hre_.Ireandrf rbfir-Lbirdet'Goder1611,--1.-b-11 urn., T -or- Tarbgmil.;tC.I.:;(1L-211:Ia cktIOW, 11-alldael-M,Rs'A. naTh:4421-4rJ9n1. P4-11' mite, ,I.AkknoW, . _St lvfo.tys, Clinton, Martin, , Pictou, N.S., son of the late Varna,* Teeew' ater 'aud 'Myth., Mate. Mr, and Mts. Robert Martin of Sydrr: yebsettetae-iretstroultanwdgiebfdtidrweeilleiv:stcloogf.eeittipierile.f.e_osrew'dnintohrgee, Cape Breton, was solemnized , Sa day, August 12, at 8.30 -p.m), in at. ham „Advao.e.,Timea.. . lames Anglican reinirch, Piaton. Rev. Robert Bear, naval, .padre, officiated: The bride' wore a powder blue street - length' dress - with blacli.,,ticoesseries and ,a cersage Of sweetheart roses and * The bride's attend- ant, 'Mrs., Robert 'Bent, wore "'a pink wool Jersey dress :trimmed, with blue and 'a corsage of Briareliffe roses.end fern. The groomsman was Lieut. Jack Merrifield,e11.0.N.V.It, a London, Ont. After the' eerenfony, the collide, left • for a -wedding teip in _Prince Edward. Island. Later, they will. visit Teter- boro and' Lucknow: They will Iive,in Toronto. SARNIA. SEA 'CADET -,BAND leo",PLAlt The build of thearnitt'See Cadets will give a concert on -the Square, at 8 etelock ou Eriday „evening., This ,brind" already has a fine reputation In Gode. rich from, previous appearanees here and our citizens win hear it „with' great pleasure. I.,AtiOR SITUATION EASING The demand for labor On Huron eenntY farms Is apparently slackening otr, with most of thecrop in:and threshing In fun swing. At Selective Service, West Street, more than forty fermhand's have so far made applica- tion to go *est, on the harvest excur- sions, but the local office bas not yet received dates of departure of trains. Selective Service does not sayso, but there are mounting sies that the labor (tuatloa Is.01teteg in some, oecupations. Theat v.44,-.440 SKY HARBOR EFFECTS SOLD This week saw the close Of the sale of Sky liarbor effects by the Huron. County Plying Training School.' Officials pronbuheed the sale a distinet success. People came from consider- able distances to attend it and good prices were -0 realized, • the company getting what was asked in ;every case., _ HONORED AT STRATFORD • Mr. J. 'A. Makins WAS 110110red at Stratford on Friday last on his 'retire- ment after many years' service as. Magistrate., "Tributes were. paid .by -members of the bar, by Mayor. Moe- teith'ind Chief Of Police Beatty, and tile retiring magistrate was presented With an easy "ehair and 'Other gifts. • • ST. GEORGE'S owitcnr. • The reetor of 'at.' George's olio& announeedlast Sunday that the Bishop . of the •Arctic, who was to preachlett- Sunday, will instead preach ,on. two Sunday mornings in 'September.. The " recent accident which Bishop Fleming. had in the DitNeSe :of the Arctic made, It -1 • 1: !',. ,o be present on Sunday lest., " A _feature -et _the' largely attended"- \- service last Sunday-nterulegWas-the '\,. .fiite* solo ;rendered by ;Miss•flIlarajorie.- Hays in a very , pleasing voice. • The rector sontinued his serieS of, sermon* . ethi popular hymns. • • - Owing. to the, heavy: rain onlyedues- day, for the Secon4, 'Aittiak school picnic had to be poetpenetee, While this ,is greatly to be regrethed, Yet the rain was badly needed.'11 i Probable now that an ' indoor event wili.be arranged for the ehildren later ' RSV. 11. N. Weekes, rector of Glencoe. :will preach at both services 'next Sun'- day., A cordial welcome .1s extended!. to all visitors. SALVATION ARMY APPEAL.- , : The. Salvatiero ArMY /lane Pro* appeal will open Septeelbet 18th and will eontifino tot twelve days. 'The' objet is to raise one dollar. In 400 towns, cities and villages, 30;000' ,volunteers. will.,"Co-operate with .1500 Salvia:toe AlInt.offieers in making tile appealsiieceSs:,4 Sees .Pititire of Her Soldier Husband In a NVWS, Reel from Fraiice To see en the screen a picture of our -own troops taking part in the liberation of Mince or Italy gives any panadia,n, a .thrill; but how mucI4,-greater` the thrill must be When one recognizes among the gallimt men in uniforraone of his or her very own folk, . • This was the etperielice on Monday night of little party of summer visitors iniGoderich, Mrs, Nicol. itinge..' utill and two children, , of Toronto, in watch fig the news. reel at. the Capital' e. ,The picture filiovioed MX% " Itingsmilrs husband, Nicol Kingsmill, of the highland, ' tight „ Infantry,, as Canadian troops in his command raised' the Canadian battle flag in the French eity of Caen, after - the City had been t,freed the NO.. troops. '01,en was. the Atilt. "OW' i. Prance entered and „fought for by Canadian troops, -sum, their flag *was the first -one officially raiSe0.,i1X the cinsdisti-oeenpied section. ltrrs. Itiugonill with ker ctilldram tat viaiting here "with her sister, Mrs: Biggar et Toronto, oft ril4.04,.!X ottmet.