HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1949-10-27, Page 4•C;G.LTM ELECT OFFICERS
The Canadian Girls in Training
orEuox. Presbyterian. Church held
their" opening meeting on Tuesday
-evening, withforty-afve giiresent. A
short,, wprship service was con-
':dncted; 'With Marian, 'Semis rehding-
the 95tkPsaltxi and Evelyn, McCabe
'leading kn. prayer.
Election of officers then `took
place, resulting as follows: Presi-
dent, Marilyn McCabe; w ice-presi-
dent, Ruth Reed; secretary, Ruth
Mclevin treasurer, Dorothy Mc-
Cabe ; pianist+ Betty Bowra.
There are four' groups in C.G.I.T..
this year. The groups and their
leaders' are: Efa ;Afe, MTS. R. G.
MacMillan; -Owaissa, Mrs. .J• Met
Ne'w in Tiliieum, Mrs. E A. V,idean ;
Maids in Middies, Mrs, Ivan CdOk.
An invitation,, from Beniniller
C.G.I.T." to, attend a ' Hallowwe en
patty. in their church on Thursday
evening was accepted and the meet-
ing closed with "taps."
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Dou'r' you•• think' it's
ab.Qut tittle we 'appeared? Well-.
we U* ! ' Maybe we should tell -eft
what ,•l1as. been happenin!t at G.C.I.
this year so far,n •
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Our , sciiooi .electedfor its Stu-
dents'. -Council,: Charlie gawtthorne
as president; Murray Woods, vice;
O'esident ;, Don -HQ1mes., ' see1 eta8rY;
�Trances Brereton, treasurer ; and,
'Xsabel Eeagan, Eleanor l aitider, Ted
Neisoxt< and Mary ). otingas Mem-
bers of their, committee.
• lis' OU
>txc1 was- ffeeted' after
an assembly Wits held, The leaders,
who wvere. Phyllis Johnston, 'Clare.
Ruffen and. Charlie ' Hawytherne,
go,�•e their*eampliga speeches aur -
lug the asseribly, The nett day the
students went tit the polis and the.
majority 'cast '"their `-ballots- for
Charlie, ,Good luck, Charlie!
Earlier this year We .elected, for
our cheer ie,aders•, Cynthia" Xoung,
Donna Hareraill, loan Menzies,
Eleanor . Hiller., ,Helen vi 111iS• iiia
Frances Breretoxi-and are t) y.
snazzy!! They wear 'as their :uni-
forms shrift navy' pleated skirts
with ,white cable. sweaters and navy
blazers, With this • enthusiastio
group --of girls our school' spirit is
really' aglow: .
Don't ' forget to get out,, .your
Costumes for the Hallowejen, dance
on •.Friday"rlight at the G.C.I. gym
-8 p.m. sharp. ,
• : Cheerio, you'll hear from us next
week.
GREAT INCREASE IN LOCAL
TELEPHONE SERVICE
During the past fotr years, there
has been a 65 per cent. increase In
the number of telephones in service'
Goderich, and local calls have
increased_. by 47 per cent:;. C.. B,
Symonds,,' Bell Telephone, manager
here, said in reviewing the,, record-
breaking Pose -war demand for ser-
vice which has required', the• addi-
tion of. much especially -made and
costly • equipment. Long, distance•
galls originating here kaa`-e risen by
42- erg •eent: in -the -same -period;,''•he
said....
There are now • 1,600 telephones
iii use in Goderich, compared with:
-960 four . years ago. Local .calls
average 6,850 per day" agitiust
.4,670, • and roxig distance :calling has
reached ' a daily average. bf 330,
or 1Q0 more than in 1945.
In order. to meet this unpre-
cedented demand for service the
company leas- continuously improved
and enlarged its. facilities. -- . Two
positions were added to t,.ho:.switch-
board her in August; 1948, and.00n-
struction of outside wire and- ca"'Cil i
,has bee'. carried ,out cin _ a large
scale in order to' provide c��nnectioahs.
with the exchange. •
' -This improvement pv:ogrnui, ••ww nich
has resulted in the addition ;,f '640 -
telephones in Tour years, has been
successful. in providing service for
ala ' applicants here, the manager
said,_, but 'construction. '04 outside
wire and cableis expected to • eon-
tinue at a high level :in order to
.keep pace With demand..
SOUTH
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COED
IN WINGHAM COURT
WINGHAM, Oet. 24, -- Pl
Pleading
g
guilty to a charge of disorderly con-
duct and . creating a disturbance;
John Thurlow, 17', of Goderich, to-
day was fined .$15. and costs- in
Police, Court here before ,Magistrate:.
Dudley' Holmes.,
The charge -was laid over a fracas
here on October, 7. A charge of
bringing liquor into Huron comity,'
Centra'ry to the Canada Temperance
Act, Was dismissed.
A charge'' of careless. driving
against .Albert Littlechild, -of Gode-
rich, was 'dismissed. -
- Cont*icted on- a liquor charge a
week ago, Littlechild today com-
menced a fifteen day jail term., in-
stead ,of a $50 oanil: costs levy. a
A local man, Charles. Cook,, was
d' $5 and' costs on a charge .of
-careless driiring,-• and $1 arid costs
for failing to have a' driver's permit
in his possession.
Faced with a charge of breaking
twenty.eigll.t-wanes of ,glass out of a
local house with air rifles, three
WinghAt boys' were placed on sus-
pended sentence. The - rifles were
confiscated, and the boys: ordered
to. pay ail damages. ,> • '.._ .t
Charged with possession• cif :fire
arias, three Brussels district yout is
pleaded guilty, and were fined $100
and costs, or two months in, jail.
The -young.; were convicted of shoot-
ing -out t healdlights on cars in Brus-
sels and in Morris and Grey town.-
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TFIB GODERICIIIS AL -STA B
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i X4YYR 'OF HAL?
A.CENTURY AG
The Chesley Rtterpt'is;tlast week
had, the following paragraph wliieh
will be of interest to old baseball
faits of Goderich; . `'
'' 'Tommy' Ross noticed the piece
in this column about a fellow named
Doyle Who was, catcher for the
hesley baseball team' about fifty
ye,1rs• ago,: and he .remembers him,
a; 'Topnny' • was one of the tenni
at that time. He recalls that the
catcher "(if f 'it was Doyle-: at • that
time) worked in..th.e Bank of Ham -
Mon, as a. junior, and his fattier
was Judge at Godeaich, The Man-
ager of the. bank here was also
'manager .ef _ the team,•. so 'Tommy'
says there was no trouble getting
the bank clerk oflrfor games,•' One
Cline the »fink auditors ' were here
when an important game was sche:.
duted, but the. manager saw to it
'that the cateper got 'awaty'- fa . the
pine. Mr. 'Ross has • never. heard
of Doyle since be .vas tranhferred'
from town, so `°hits no. idea where.
he might bye 4ueated." •
"Joe" Doyle ••wa"k' the' son of the
late -Judge Ii L: Doge, of Goderich
and "..about the beginning of the
centt1rY was a member of 'the local'
baseball. team.- Our recollection is
that he was a. pitcher;. rather than
a catcher, but we may be wrong.
Perhaps some reader of The Signal -
Star may ,be able' to recall more
clearly the: baseball fraternity of
those bygone 'days.
SCHOOL FIELD MEET
IN GODERICH TOWNSHIP
The -animal Goderich tcwnship
,field meet was held at Union on
Wednesday afternoon, October 19th.
The ,Union Social Club was, -In
1'barge of the* refreshment. bobth.
The schools receiving the highest
points were S.S. No.' 9, with 126
points, S.S. No. 5, with 84 points,.
and S.S. No. 4, }with •37 points.
The • champions and runners-up
were : ' - ,
Senior girls-Joaiwne McCullough,'
15ints ; runner-up,
S.S. No. 9, Po , •.
'Mildred . ,McDougall, ;N o. 5, and
$11lr%ey 13e11, No.. 5. •
Senior ' 'boys -Ronnie Steep 'and
-Ivan Colclough, both of No. 9, tied
at 18�points runner-up, Wilfred
Hicks; No. 5.
Intermediate girls Mary Lou
Rockily, No. 6, A$'' points runners-
up, Edith Jones, No:, 4, with Carol
Van . erxneer,- No. . 5,. and• Mavis
Steed, N. 9, tied for third.
Intermediate boys -Arnold Laith-
waite, `No. 1, 20 points ; runaters-up,
Kenneth Potter, No. 3; .Roy „Fuller,
No. 6; and Jim Harrison, No. 5,
tied-foie-••thrd.
Junior girls -Luella' Bell,. T o. 5,
14 points; runners.. -tip, Dianne
Gardner, .No.• 9,. anti`- Mary Iriitchiu.s
Junior boys -Douglas Cantelon,
No. 9, 20 points; runners-up, Larry
Powell, No. 11, and Ronnie Pearson,
No: 4.
Sclloot.Relays '
' „Seniar relay-lst, S.S. -N o. 9;
2nd, S.S: No.''4; 3rd, -S.S. No. 2.
Junior relay -1st, S.S. No. 11;
2nd, ,..5. S. No. 5; 3rd; S. g. No. 3.
,Winners in. Events
Running -broad '-' Junior
7ump
girls, Dianne Gardner,. 8'; junior
boys, Graeme Postal, '10' 3".; inter-
mediate . boys, Arnold Laithwaite,
10' 7" ;• intermediate .girls, Mary
;
Lou , Hu;icins, . 11''5" , senior girls,
Mildred 'McDougall, 9' 3"; senior
boys, Wilfred Hicks, 13'.
Hap, step and jump Inter-
mediate girls, Edith Jones, 15' 2";
intermediate -boys, `Arnaud-- Leith--
waite, 21' 7"; senior .girls, Joanne
McCullough, 24' 10"; senior boys,
Ivan Colclough, 28' 5". '
Standing broad jl'tilip ' - Inter-
mediate • ingys, Arnold_ Lalthwaite,
6' 41/," ; . intermediate girls,. -Mary
Lou Huckins,, 0' 3"; senior boys,
Ronnie Steep,.. 7' 1"'; 'senior ,girls;
Joanne. McGullougb, '0' 5".
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EXETER' TEAM CHAMPIONS
N LEGION'S'OFTBALL
Exeter Legion, emerged victorious
'over Branch 199, 'Goderich, in the
.final game of a best -of -three series
for the district Legion softball
'chp.mpionship,, The lame, played
at Judith Goolierham Park on
Thursday evening last, was a nip -
and -tuck tussle until the seventh in-
nings, when the visitors • broke it.
wide open with. four runs; eventual-
ly eniergi g 18-9: winners.
•- The •• Goderich • veterans took 'a
one -run lead in the first innings,:
'but Exeter' overcame this margin
'with two runs in the second -frame.
Profit then ilntil•t'he-seventh innings,
the' game' was •a• close affair,' with
the • yw,'isiting Legionnaires holding
an 8-7 lead. going into this frame.
II;tT113;`dpifi3lhi 1t ,
ww licl� had matohed Hughes on the
visitors'' Mound all the way, ap-
peared to weaken in, the seventh as
four• Exeter- runs- rattled across.
The visitors had extended their
leading margin to' 1S4•.by the time
they hod been to bat in nine in-
nings. t, The Goderich veteran's put
on a last-dit'eh ,rally in the bottorh
half of the ninth; but '.two talkies
were the most ,they .could mage,.
Allude and. Hurghes firmanage,.med the
.vin• ling battery for Exeter.
Players who performed for Glade=
rich: throughout ; the final series.
were : ' Bob Ginn, e; -Carl Miller, 7a.-;
J•oe Murphy,: 1b, ,2»; Ttalph. Kings,
well, ss ; Lorne Broadley, 9b; 13i11
Hill, if, .2b; ren Bloomfield, cf ;
iTRSD2,7!, °OOTOftgR :27th►'1940
Weddings
WILL A,M -ABBOTT ,
pretty wedding took place: early
September t11; W'estalluSter United
eltul;oit, Toronto, when, •Gl:orla Ab -
Mott, daulhteir. of Mr, and Mrs,,
.Bert Aybott, Gioderieti, wvas United
Ii wagriage to Douglas' . �'4Tilliouts,
son .•of • Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wil-
liams of 1`pronto; The bride looked
charming in a livor-lel'gth blue dress°
with pink aecessories, ' She ctutied'
a lovely bouquet of pink carnations
and baby's breath., Her only at4
tendants were Ronald and Betty
b;blzott, bather and' sister-iii="law,
formerly of •Goderich. • 'Betty was'
lovely in 'a parte: greet• iloor-1.engtla
dress with a bouquet :of, wvhite',aotu-
poaxis, • As 'the Connie signed: tie:
register the. bride's., aunt, Mrs.
Hughes, sang—"Because," A reeep-
tion was held at the bride'shence,
where. 'a buffet- .lunclh was 'served,:
with `ffty guests• present.- ' She,. re-
(*lied'Many beakuti'fu gifts; Later
Mr: 'and llrs; Williams left on a trip
to Goderich, the bride -travelling iu-
a wwine snit with Black accessories
and a corsage, of white pompoms,
The. couple are -,residh g in Toronto
at 559 Church •street. '
STIRLING -COLE •
A quiet . wedding took place -in
Trinity -.Church, Bayfield, on Sat-
urday,
atutday, October 2211d, when Anna
.'Maxine, eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Cole, R.R. 3, Clinton,
was united in -marriage to Grant
Hunter Stirling„ son of Mr. ' and
Mrs.. James Stirling,R.R.• NO. 2,
Bayfield. Rev. La Verne Morgan
officiated. The brid_ a wore a -the-
coming teal bile gabardine •suit
with navy accessories; with • corsage
of pink roses. Her .only attendant
was her sister, Miss Ethel Cole,
wearing a powder -bine wool suit
with black, accessories and corsage
'of pink roses. Mr. Douglas Stirling,•
brother of the groom, wa,s best man.
For the reception at • the home of
the bride,- Mrs. Cole reeeid the
guests- in a .wine crepe dress. , She
was dssisted by the grronl'S.' mo-
ther, -in -a crepe dress of aqua blue.
After the reception 'the- couple_ left
for a "•shorthoneyxna ij . trip. • On
theiy'-° return they mil „„reside On.
tllo .groolti'.s fa sii,in, :Goderich-tow•n-
ship
RLATCHFORD- TOWNSHEND
Trinity Church, Bayfield, ww;as the
scene wof a lovely autumn wedding
on, Saturday, October 15, ' when
Archdeacon W. A. Townshend, Lou-
don, uncle of the bride, united. in
Marriage .Anna Eerily, elder daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs: Ernest Town-
shend, Goderich township, and Wil-
liam ,John Joseph, only son of Mr.
and 'Mrs. ClarenceBlatchford, At-
wood. 'The` bridal •anuste was
played by 'James Townshend, Loci=
0"611; -couga of the bride.. .
- The bride, given ..in marriage .by
her 'father:, was lovely in a gow u 4
of white inoire .with nylon flet w okl,
puff sleeves, aid' 'lull:: net skirt.
Her •finget:-tip veil • was held in
place with a halo- of orange ,-1.a1os-
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soars: She wore a necklace of lTEACHERS FOREGATHER
pearls, the gift **of the grooin, and
carrieda cascade bouquet of red -I -.AT INGERS'OLL
Peerless • roses The bride Was at-
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tended liy ' her sister, • Joyce, and A regional meeting of. the Fedes
1Ia'ry Elizabeth Townshend, nieceattioir of Women Teachers' .Associ-
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Women
was at 1
• nt'ons of Ontariou
_,iheld
f he bride,1,�
o ,t and. Ruth Aune John .
stone, niece- 'of the . , groom, were all. on Saturday: incl' Was attended
dainty little Sower -girls. • The by the following teachers from' the
groom :was attended bye=his brother -
Ontario,
- Huron Association : Miss
Gladys
i ' Lo i�
McDowell and'. 1I ss tt ..
•in -1a w, Lorne Johnston ,Atww clod:a
• For a .wedding trip 'to' Northern Robinson, Goderich ; hiss 0.
Ontario, the bride chose a suit of -O Brien and Mrs. • Koehler,. Zurich',
loganberry wine gabardine -wvith and Mrs.• Porter, Exeter.,
green. accessories. • On their return, •Approval was given- of sending
the Couple will; reside on the groom's Bibles to • the children. of Berlin; a
farm- ear-kt-wood.• . • c-h.n. ideal• .neer—300,Q9t% btes
was repottCd.. Christmas and; June
• McNEE-ROSE chequeswill tae osetit, as in -the lastMount Brydges United 'Church three years, as a
was the; scene •of •a . .ttty wedding
to twenty-three excitaxige, teachersgoodwill project.
when Nancy Flora; daughter of Ren'. from the -Banish' Isles, fund funds
William G. Rose and 'Mits.; Rose, of will be solicited to purchase sci.eai
Mount B•rvdges, formerly,of•Aubur i -0I Vic books
lif Ca adateo b sentii to
became ..the -bride of d•ohn Alexa.ider•
,TioNee, • ,san ofMrs, �Ici .ee, C11eap- til
side street, and the late Ernest D.
ince-
'ROW' S ' abroad. "Ontario," a
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aeliers' . iiandbool of Province
McNee, London:.- The bri ,' wide pioneer . history, .was planned.
.149 graduate. of the .. ' •ersity of .Dates. of , Education Week were
ZF"estetcn Ontario . : 1 ..the grooani announced as ::.arch 5 ' to -11, 195Q.
was' graduat rola as
last, •gen idlers to teachers ' concerningyear. The ceremony wvas performed c n mai}lty activity and professional
by the bride's father on; Saturday ethics were given. ' . ,
afternoon, October 15th,, and the
wedding music was played by Mary the Clinton Radar School will join
Bremner, ltekehville, Ontario. - • the payade. On Friday : evening,.
The bride, who was given in '.November 11t1, of ; the Pavilion, a
marriage by- her uncle, . Dr. J. A. dance will be put on, by the Legion.
Gillies, London wore :a - gown of Scotts orchestra will .0 supply
antique ww"ltite Satin with' high, the music. The admission i*'- 50
stand-up `collar and long' pointed cents and this ticket, will also i-idmit
sleeves: ' The white satin girdle was .bearer,; to euchre,. "five h;lludred"
set in, an'd the skirt sivept int rt- and lunch at Legion Hall the same
long .train. Her i1lusion ' -ei1 wvas evening. Theft will be four-cToo1'
the one worn, by her mother, find prizes at Legion Hall and also a
lter,bouquet, was of Johanna 1111l • draw `for prizes .at'' trite-1-?tiviliou at.
Poses.i .axtidnight.
Her only attendant was Mrs. C.
Eraser Hunt, of " I3aiiailtow, her
a•n ' a (,r Kie4n! 14
taffeta with bustle buckand match.;
Ing gloves. Her headdress was 'of
flowers and her !bouquet worts M+ f
two -toned pink roses. Draper Fer-
guson, Landon, was groomsman, air(.,
•Hugh A. A. Rose, Ttrronte, brother
cif ' the bride, and Rol)ert Blake,
-London., were ushers.:
A4reeeption was held itt the home
of the bride's parents, tit which Mrs.
Rose wore. a gown 'of - %'rencli grey
ca'epea nxid grew feather haft axncl a
corsage of pink roses. The groom's
mother .Wore . pale grey dress and
Vlach access es. For' travelling,
the bride clloss an ensemble of'.n ink
brown•''s tit, matching hat .•trimiiied,
with beige feathers, _dark brown
coat with grey .Persian lamb dollar.
and, b4eige acacia . corsage The!
eattpr 1ll 1fl e in ` ' ondeit • . ,.•
; trFald .1111tberrt 1„ T onic • 18/C:sa
If . ,fiord. Walter, of; 'Goo.
Carrell, 4b, , c. •
:the 98th Battery 21 (Ail tegt» .t.C,A, isto* recruiting.
NOW' the title to jot. 'c anadC,'s Ro)ier' e`
Good' ca#npa iQnsllip -gooc& =pay' --good opp
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.advancement.:
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR .-
R EIVMEMBRANCE 'DAY.;
'The a1hi11iail ,Poppy Day, campaign
of the Onnad'litn Legion'Wilt be iieic1
'ont: Satt'trait`y l'hve lje ' stla» 'rhe
kers "of ,tile Legion tvi t be acid g.
,the poples and pa, t:sers are
Asked to wear them, all, iq following
Week.
C1ft% Satnda3! .`NOVO: it - r 0th, the ;
-an811ai, church parade. V,111.1)6 held
to Knot �hureh, cir;eis" and
modals will he Worn, Many Net.
•erans, v1te • litWe Ore dy received
their Vorla War It tledsxis,- will
bo wea`ng,tboM-46i.&t• o' :MA time,
Vetere) are asked to !acct., at 'tile,
Legion ,lla1i. a i i .3t)-,tt - •
.The ntempl»1111 service Ile held
Id the ceIi'pt8pll on. 1<'rl o i Y mbi'il •atg,
'fir"oVelnbO r'' Tait, And w, terra* aroi
a8Recl te- forte' up 41t, 'tile Alden •filth
tat :10.30 ton.. A detae luteal iter
A
110Miil, and•.
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THOSE WAR MEDALS
• Replying in the • 1louse of Com-
mons to .a. question :regarding the.
war medals now being distributed
to
veterans, Hon. M..E. Gregg, _Min-•
ister. of ' Veterans' Affairs, said, as
reported in .Hansard: ,
=Tire medals which were distrib-
uted
.istributed after tile. first Great - War•.. did
have engraved upon them the name
and • numberof thei pie
d ret nt. . But
p.
this time there - Were n great many
more. ;As hon. members kitOw from
the publicity` given to the matter, a
man might. be- able to win. eight.
Some three and a hdlf million
medals have -been produced by the,
mint. It was'estimated by my col-
league the Minister- of National De-
fence and myself; when this matter -
was ,indertaxl eu; thilt it wbtrld.delay
the n'oduction and the sendiri- out
of the naedals'by something like. two
years if the undies aad'�--numbers
were
u>son them. •1
em. I~
,o i
that k t r' eason
mainly,' they were not -put on, and
the . medals' are going out without
being so inscribed.."
GOVERNMENT OF
CANADA. ,BONDS
41/2% due' November 1, 1959
have been called -for payment
November 1
, 1949
These bonds should be presented for redemp-
• tion with all. couportls o£ later date attached.
. No Further interest . wi11. be paid'on these
bonds after phis date..
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