The Goderich Signal-Star, 1950-04-20, Page 1• et
'I03rd . YEAR
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T PLAYA
1hePit= FestivaL One Wedil, P§'s
Ii and Thuesslay ,xlights, ot last
Week MIA afl event , that 'reflected
credit both on. the players' the
Vallee§ plays and on the Godeelek
brelisatie ,Club.'"ituder'wheae Man-
agement ',the two nights'' program
• •
was iveii. MacKay Hall WaS filled
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to catia-eritirM nig s, evi once
• that,. the drain). winning favor
• in OoderichSand the dietricts '
.The repert Of :the Wednesday
night play* is given on page 3 of
this paper. ' • '-
On.'Thursday evenieg the Young
,People's linion of.. • Haltuesville
United Ohuych presented '"Iktoon-
' Up,"written by Robert Arthur,.
teal direetedslay Esther Ross,
site by Mrs. Sybil Palmer.
The play abounded in interest
end censred 'Around the return of tin
ex-conviet ff;k1; "Harry," wanted by
pollee,sto• his house by •a eiveis the
roar or which Ls heard, astir6. scene
opens. "Tom," a brother. ' (Ewan
Russ), is torn between, loyalty to
- a ick leather; to the law, and to
- the blessa-eheep brother, - The -settings
is . a sitt ing-room in the" home of
sMti". s (Dora Heard) and many
dramatic situations occur, after
"Harry" (Ross Merrill, who under-
. studied fur Laoce 8'4=6E):enters
the•room and threatees his brother
if he "gives hint ,up.." •
,---l?oih' is meant to be played
• , -in thecharacter,of thehills; "Harry.'
in 'that of the ruehing• river. The
'fight between thein wee 'good, Mrs:
Hogg said, in edludication.• he
Sheriff -(Harrys hatsgebtis
possibilities, •and "Ma" was Well
characterized:: She highly coin-
' thendede-the portrayal of "roni"
. ___...andstee,cerdes.L.11)Wa_n Mass the -award
for second beat actor
Crawford sof Dungannon, in "Ie.
Doubt about DaiSy,0 asa renner-
Tr
Coinedy by • Belgrave JivArmvs
',laughter ..ptinctuated the present-,
atiOn ot the play'SitumorS Wanted,"
• a comedy written by *lay :Tobias,.
aponsored by the ,Belgrave Junior
reinter& Club, ,and directed by At the meeting ,of Huron Lodge,
Mes. „Ivan Wightmans In the vast No. 62, Is0.0.11., on Friday .night,
were '.Harry , Lear as `'Grover seyeu, candidates' received, the
Sprat," 't farmer; •.June Lear' as initiatory degree, the degree team
, his wife, "Aggie," Murray Brad- of the 33rudefield .Lodge, rdrofficiating.
burn, :se "D. Peter 'Demise," Audrey This brings. to twenty-two the' nine-
Bytidburnsas Grandma Seagrave," •eess, ss new xxiemberS'iseeeiVed into
- Lola' Burchill' as Mis Merr,Y' Herein Lodge this term. s • •
weather," and Mary. Wightintin as :Aft the • conclusion f the work
"Mrs: Huggins."' s a irs eicelleist dinner was -served by
. The scene of the play. IS the the .RebekaliS: • _
• living -room of • "'Grover s Spratt'e" 14fon L'odge ill parade:ta Knox
boniesand it•centres around the .6111)" :eirareVfeir the. evenbagsservice on
pocclIy iLL wife; "Aggie," who de- May 21st.
mands attention- frein -eye1yotte,,,4,
Schemes are hatched to ouit...lai BETA SIGMA PM, .
from her ,bed; and it is only when . The sorority •of 'Betas .Sigma Phi
the young people and a, 'next -dear held their, meeting , on Wednesday
widow, "Mrs. Huggins," -shower at-, evening at the home of the presi-
tentions on thehusband that "Aggie" dent, Miss Jean Moody. plans were
. decides to ifet .up and carry on her eorepleted far the Ri.triel:'of „Jewels
household. •duties. Visits to • her by dinner and the installation' of of -
the depressing "Grandma.' Sea- „fider's to be held at the Pails House
"'grave" and SMrs. °Merry -weather" on -April 30th: -Mrs. 'Anderson and
• created hpinor and interest. ' Airs. Curry, direeter and' sponser, of
The character portrayals of the Goderich Chapter, 'spoke on
."Aggle" and "Grover" were •good, "The Art ' Mrs. Anders
. :but the phis'', suffered. TOW for con gave -as -a: livieg example Dr.
• gotten liness•Mra..Hogg cm:Mu:tented. LiHan.Gilbreth, and • Mrs. Curly.
, Some of the groupings could have based her talk ore the life et Alex-
• been better,. particalarly when the ander Catnegle The meetihg Closed
"viSitors'" backs ,Were' S to the with a delicious lunch .served. by
e audience. • • r • . — • the hoStess. • •
• .. • The 'Arthur Circle Play. • . • s
!'My Lady .Dreants," 'presented
by the.' Arthur Circle . • Playera of
• Goderich, and directed by Mrs. , E.
• Revell, with 'Mrs. -R. C. Ila)IS
charge if properties, -was a lovelY
presentation.: It was '.Vritten -;Ity
Eugene Oita and., is one of hie
most effective fantasies:. The' scene
is VW in e titied lady's -boudoir
and has• to do with a •wonian''who
cannot -make up her, mind, about-
marrying- the leen. she loves -Or
following her eareer. _
• Virginia Lodge , starred as "The
• -Lady, :sand supporting hers, Nem
"Marie," -her maid ,•(Helen • Jack-
son) s -"A Little 014„ Lady” .(May
Claremont), "The Other Woman".
(Isebelle Jackson); and flThe: Two
Adertibles," Corinne, CranSton and
' Laurel • Lodge. ,
• !Ilse _Lady" falls asleep' in her
attractively .arranged bdialoir, and
In dreems,she is visited in term by
"the little old • lady." "the other
_woman" and the •"two, adorablestv
all. of wham give her. reason to
make .up her mind, which she 'does ..Mrs. Keith_ Revell, director.
,• happily in deciding 'tee marry. her Standard . Chemical Company
. lover, , - „ ;
• The play Was cestunsed ands
the children were reply adorable,
, both in appearance andsln acting.
A particularly pretty. scene was the.
dance of "the lady" with the two
pink-safiteeestutned "adorables."
• Mrs: Hogg •felt •the play was an
tinfertithatesselfoice, :114' the, stalent
, • d lop] a yed was worthy. Of something
• team\ . She commended the, beauti-
ful stage' appearance, of Virghila
Ledge, who. had created ,sometifing
• in.the pert Whin WaS,' not there,
. She commended each .one Qf the
cast, and would like to see each in
a larger part. In her -final ad--
, Judie:aim ,she , particularly. •coms
-mended- Isabelle •,Tastisson,,, • Who
•• looked the part, and Mary' Clare-
mont, who moved all thetime in,
excellent tempi. Hej.en Jaelesoa,
ala sgave a natural perfirayal. When
,,
Mrs, Hogg saw •that children were
in the east, •she 7issepected ta be a
-little bored, but they Were, quite
s a delight.
LION KINKEAD DISTRICT
DEPUTY GOV.ERNOR
. .
lit'on, Jetties Kinkead. .was ap-
pointed distriet .dePa-tY governor of
district Al„, Zone 3,at a ,zond 3
rank of '14.011S '011h$ at Mitellen
onss.,,Ttjeattymasiglifs;
Dr. E. A. McMaster of Seaforth;
who •plans to try tor the post of
.goyernor itt the - eanvention in
Muskolca'in June, •
In distfict ;Al. there are nine
eltib,s, with i total membeSellip isf
400. 'They . aresGoderich Clinton,
l
•Seaforth, Brusses, Milverton,•
Thoindale, St. Marys, Stratford and
. s•
Lien. Kinkead/. joined the' Gode-
rich Lions Club in january, 1930,,
and was .president -of the club in
104/-12. '
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SKATING bLAsst
• END ;FOR THE SEASON
, .
'Instruction ' in the "learn -to -
skate" classes for pre -schoolchild-
ren -under the .supervision of Mrs.
Arboer, and direction of. the
Goderieh Recreation. Colleen was
completed last week. •
' Mrs. Arbour sivas assisted by the
following „ladies:. Mrs. pred Price,
Mrs., 'Melvin Bell, Mrs. ' T. M..
Costello, Mrs. James Maskell, Mres
Robert lUan, Mrs; 3: Simpson,
Mrs. , .Arthur,•Thoapson, •Mrs. A.
Powell, Mrs. Ss Clayton; Mrs. 'Me,
Intosh, MrS. Denseny, Mrs. . Rex
DaideVeorthrs,__Dav_idHarmon,
A. party_ was ..held In the, rebre-
ation robin at thesarena, with .ase
. attendance of eightyssseineluding
ishileirenatindeparenttessAratold-Doa,k_
donated' ice cream, to the -delight
of , the ,little• ones,.• •
Forty-five , pre -schoolchildren
wereereglitered • in the. Classes,. •
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HURON LODGE,' I.O.'0.F.
• RECE.I.VAS NEW DIEM:6MS
4•40-,r
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Cast • of :the first-priZe play, .'Op-e'eNle-Thumb," •••the
Goderic_h ..Drearettic _Festival Prom left to:rights Mrss Masrjorie•
Holgate, Reread grice, ]1i 011 uI1 Mra., W, 7:Saunders
. •
(director ) r • Mrs. J, H., Kinkead (costumes) Mis Madeleine
- Edward, Mrs, Norma Wasson, ' Mrs.- •Jessie -Sturdy. • The play
was sPoneered.' by - the: Melee- Iseatssehapters-10,-D.E. .
• • Phe"Sto.bY MacLarens-sengraving,by London Foe Press.
.1 •
Me‘l)tenibrg-777
of, G.C.I. Staff
Are Leaving
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At, the ,regular meeting of the
Geduld's,. District Collegiate Usti -
tete 'Beardsheld: lasts Friday eveli-'
-Inge reelinatilons 7 were': prespin ted
froin five merabers ofhe staff and
accepted with .regret. • Mr. A. ',M.
iChapnlan: who haS tah,ght agricul-
ture for. the -past 'four yearg, has
accepted' '4 similar position, sin,
,, Miss, •strene POSters 'heed
af .-the ome ec4omie5 department,
has accepted as pOsition ,in
ford. MisS' ' Lodise Jamieson,
teacher ,Latin and ancient hiss
tery, 'gees • to- the „Hamilton Staff.
MiSS Roberta• Jelinsten, teacher of
guidance and British history • for
the 'Past year, -and Slits , ,Ilele.n
'Robinson, teacher of geography and
assistant in lime economics for
the past , two', years, are retiring
front teaching.. •
acting '• of . "Celeste" • , (Madeleine
Edward). • . •
• I.,-,Ionorable • mention was accorded
Margaikk • Wilson, ;Virginia Lodge
arid -Marilyn -131itler "April
Showers:"• • •
\
'1 In, 'the play In •Doube about
Daisy," the • parts sat - played by'
'Mary. Smith, 'Free. Crawford • a44."
McGee were impressive,
Mr.. • Gemmage thanked . MrS.
Hogg. all *ipathad aesisted in -mak-
ing the 'Festival such' .a' huge euc-
ess.S.....alSo the donors • of . aveardi
and. priZes,. • '
Presentations
• • The presentation of awards was
made as follows,: •
Dramatic' Clittb •trophy, held for
one Year, for hest Psiesentation., at
the -.Festival, • presented b -y. Mrs.
Hogg to Mrs. Vrank .Saunders, for
• "(tisso'sme-Thumb." ••'
•-, Verity' Mout trophysfor sec-
ond best .presentation; "My 'LadY,
Dreams," by Mrs. R. M. Menzies to
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To fill. the vacancies and. tp add
"an additional teacher to- the :staff
•for Septeniber, the -following have
been engaged:, Mr. •Ts A. eire.ssler,
B.A., special* in Latin and Pretatli.,
to teach' Latin and ancient history ;
Mr.,'..1a.inessStdner, 13.S.A., specialist
111-,,:itiirteultnXen,"nto;,4have charge- of
the Departnielit .•:"k;f .' Agriculture;
Miss eeme'Elliott, specialiein
household economics, to have. charge
of home econonaics:' All three heve
been • attending. the `Ontario College
,of EsIncialeti during the past ,years
Mr. K. Smaile„ B.A., specialist • in
.1111Y.s1e11 1.10,1.1ere.1.1.L1 ...9,s4R9.41,211-... of
:Norwich Hign' senoo1, Will teach
geography. and ,guidance ; Mr., J. A.
Seaman, B.A., of ,Clinton Collegiate!
„Institute., will. assist in agricultural
science and Mathematics, and Miss
Liteille'. Barber, B.A., who has-been
'working. with the 'Ontario Depart-
ment of 'Agriculture • as a home
eeonoinist, Ifni assist In the tea.ch-
ing. of home. ecominsies. , •
The Beard" approved of a plan
to „bring Mr. , athletic
-6saigh of the University Of Western
Ontario,' to. the 'Collegiate for A
half-day, in, May, instructing tite
'boYs in rugby: • *
• The ,poard learnth
e-that„.•onssthe,
new basis of calculation the grants.
frem, the Department 01' Education
will be ssomewhat larger than on
the.:foraier InfSis: also that on any
buildingproject required the De-
partment will Pay seventy-five per
cent. of the annual levy for de -
90111)1105.'
trophy for best actreas,' presented
by -Mr. Hoffman Ali ,Gail 3u11y n
"Opro'-me-Thenib." ,
Dominion, Road Machinery Corn -
pan y 'trophy' 1: r best actor, pre-
sented by. Mrs. • K. Sully to
Ronald Price in "Op-o'me-Thumb."
Goderich LionClub prize • for,
secOnebest- actress; 1*- IL -13ettgot
to Virginia' Lodge in "My Lady
Dveams."
Goderich s EleVators and Transit
ComPfitlY• Prize for seebtfdbest
neters presented by •Geo•rge Pars.ont
to • kwan Ross,' Holitlesville,' in
"MoOn-Up." .
.The. Robert Simpson Company
prize fbr tAe .. best director, ' pres
Seeted by -Mrs. a. LeMttire, last
• year's winner, to Mrs. ' Freels
Stitharlers, directer ,of "Opo'snie-
.Thuinb.". • . •
• ,
• Juvenileawards donated by Dr.
Walter , Little arid pr. -B. Stich*
Presented by Mr. J. T. Gannnage
• Cbrinne Cranston and Laurel
-Lodge. The • little girls were .aisti
She 'felt erlealinteement slionld the' winners of bash pri2e's donated
be given , the idea , Of developing .by Ahmeels Chapter, 10.I).E., pre-
dye/1401c talent In ,children, and seated, by, Mr. Gammage: •
sugge.sted nehildren'splay for next 'Individual cups we're presented
year's festival, ' . • , to the performer's In the winning,
Adjudicator's Aivring play, "Op-o'-tne-Thumb," at a re -
the trophy for .11re hest play.. Mis. stairs, attended by cleb members
*Hogg- ht1i1y praisethe' perform. and play perforfners. •
-once of ;;Ainatulte lby Gail .Sulry Mrs. J. T. Gammage,,wife .of the
and "Horace" by 'Ronald Priee in president, and • Mrs. J. LeMaire,
'tile particularly long scenb between Ltitul6n, ponied coffee at an alt
the two at the 'end 'ef the playtractively arranged table. The
There s4erd many. lovely Moments; social hour waS convened
and everybyry was good. Special. ,Gortion tieniterson and 11.Irs. Stan.
•nierition was %made 'og ,tho natural ley Snider.
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.-J.B. REYNOLDS rGOAkE.RNOR;WO.:-FREIGHTER,1:,..LE
,OF' HURON COUNTY' JAIL, • TO,TAKE ON goA.L.
DIES IN LONDON HOSPITAL
, • Two. more ships of the .winter
••"Gocierich citizens were shocked to fleet left ,harbor yesterday. ' The
.
Vendee cleared at 9.15, a.m.and.
1th rn. • son: • Menday -interning that
. • . sn at inIdnight,.b,oth in
gog
James Bernard. Reynolds; goveraer the ,Aloce
.9f,Huron County Jail • far twe-)14' 4"T'llne.thleintilealtoKtionligestoo:. c.cttlls,,„ sui.
..eifist Years, had passed awaY,sud- yeslerday_ *from Sarnia • with a
denly at,11.36 pan. Sunday night, •in, .9..reo. for stile imperial Oil deli&
.St. ' Joseph's . Hospital,., -1.:ondont *- -
. reof coal 'Ls ,eapected. to-
- mighti foro the Purity Fleur mill.
When , 'Airs, Reynolds ..left his , bed- • .Ab.,Leonard brought in his first
:side to return home- at 6. panhe lift 6f • fib yesterday, perch and
herring. Ile' •used his new, steel
seeaned better; so the isews of his
.s heat,, welch, bears the name "Larry,
death -.came 'Unexpectedly n
. to is .
.. . JohnS,' • , -.. - • ,•
family tend friends. ' The harber is stillfilld. ewith
s.
.. MT. Reynolde was born' sixty-five Slush lee. ,
'years ago in ntillett tOWIthhip,• 'son
'
.of the late -Mr., and Mrs. John. F. FOAMXR -RESIDENT
ReYnolf-ls.' 11°' '1.`ived,..his ed-ue"-. ' ' PASSES 4AT BUFFALO
tion in the townsliiie schools; and A,
dater - movedsWith, his Parents to Bebstivee •and .matiy ' 'friends, in
Detroit, Where -ter several years be
GOeferichsseill be saddened . to learn
was a member of the poliee force. ,
of the sdeath Of ()live le.• Hortee
tenting to Gederich, 'he °permed' ,
.,hbridge,
ltt Bu frit lo on". April
the littron• Hotel, , and later,. tlw 10th ' .`
., M rs. . Lethlitidge , was. the
Britishxeh
, Eange Hotel, here. Att
er 0:leg-liter of Ilorace Nis Horton and
,
selling the haters he purchaSed, the ns,,,,..1ate mary
Jape Ivers Horton,
King'. Edward
Hotel in Guelph, ""'
former residents of Osiderieb. She
Meets'hesold when he . .was ale moved 'from Goderich to Sault Ste.
pointed •onanager of the Hertel Marieiwith the family and in 1909
County Home, at Clinton., Ile le-•• married !James N. Lethbridge. A
sigue.a. 006 position when he was feW 10 11 later the conple moved ,to
.aPpeieted governer et the jail in lantilraio;. NY.,
where the,y resided
a
11,12M2i', . 11-eYnolds w,as ail rdent bridge ' for over thirtyearMrLeth:
is serviyed by her fettier,-
' y s: s.
churchman. As 'a mendier pf •St. Iforstee • J. Hotton, her husband
Peter's. Roman. C.:allelic Chtirch, he James, and sari Hoillie; daughters
:Was also. ti. •member . of • the Holy.•Mary•• Taylor and Dorethy, Brown,
Miele. - Soeiety;' the' League set- the. and three, "giandchildren, '• 1.4ver1y
iSacred Heart,' the Altar SocietY, and cliffor,d Taylor and Davia.
'and the- Society fee- the Propagation Bresen,- She le:lases also. her 'eisters'
o1: the Faith. , Per . Many 7.ears he aer,4. iee.,14.041, a Sirailt st ,. mare,
was a". member Of ' the board, of and Miss. 'Bertha Kelly. of Lendon,'-
governerss-of.---AleXandra., Hospital _sane ' Her -siaterstUrs. Etta 'Siebert
and gave nesparinglY ef 'his •kiiift* of Warren, Ohio, teal brother Char -
and attention towarlis the success 01100. tiortoe .are deceased. .
of that institution.•Arunerel -serviees were- held at
- • .
Mr. Reynolds was greatly litter- the home, 17 West 11qeltinp1ove.,
lested in the promotion ' et sports Kenmore, N.Y.; and • interment ,was
a•nd fek ,Many 'Years Wass a • leaderle •Ehalawn'emaesterY, Kenmore. .•
in G.oderich in the enconragement • .
Fliati.AY-- NIGIIT'S '.
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,ARENA ATTRACTION
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lioekeY skates Will be taker( but
of the ,moth, belts as a teeth . of,
Goderich eld : -boys eiaShes with. a•
team of „Clinton old boys .at the•
aretesi;osi Friday* flight. It Will be
OldsTiniera'sNitesand-assarrietys pros
grain " tele been . prepared:: •.0ther
attractions"Will be a clowniegspere
formance of softball between steams
reinventing, Goderich lAons Club
andS. Goderich. 'firemen ; .11. girls'
hockey game in which Goderich will
Rect.- Ripley; figure skating ex-
hibition, by • Julie 'Sully:S a silver
bledes' speed 'derby,and a band
tattoo On -the ice by the Goderich
Girls' Trumpet Band. Mils& will
he prOveded duping the eveeing by
the Goderich Blue 'Water Band.
•Praceeds go to thesarentefund. ,
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MRS. IVIOONEY BEREAVED
BY DEATH OF HER FATHER
Mrs. Douglas MoOney has been
bereaved by ,the death of her father,
. Ricintr&on, -18fi-
Churehill armee, •• Ottawa, who
passed away, after rt long illne;
ss
on April Stlesat• the ego of seventy-
five. -,He survived by his wife,
four shiughters and ' nine grail&
children.. A ;service • conducted • by
She -Masonic Order, of which he' was
past inester, 'we.S. held tif the
•!Reisman funeral home, followed by
tervice in All Saints Anglican
'Church,"WeStbOro; ''on• 10th.
Rev. -W. MeChristie. assiffed
Rev. M. _Vaughan, officiated- Teter -
meta was in Pineerest .cemetery,
:Otteatiat. - • ,
"'
of. baseball parficelarlY.
In'1960 he married, Harriet Eliza,:
beth McCaughey, Who died in 1925,,
and in 1927 he _Married Edna. Webb,
who survivess .withsone. eon, James
•Bernard 'Reynolds, jr., of the, staff
of the, Royal Briek here, and one
sister, Miss., Florence 'Bernard,. of
.Detreit. • . • , ,
'sseiss' o lens n requ ienrs•iligles maw waS •
sung.,ht -the funeral 'service le
Peterys -Church orste' Wednesday.
morning, Rev: J. P. .01eesOn Was
iissieted in the *Service by -Rev.
leather _McDonald of ..Clinton and
Rev. Father Falebn- of Port Lamb -
ton, formerly' of Goderich. .There
WM a very large attendance. --, A
_guard 41: -honor was composed of
Cpl., 0. J. -Maguire. and P.C.'s D.
II, Whitfield, • E. Zimmerman, II.
Snell, H. st6tt; L. Trembley, 'W.
O'Hara' and R. Centrie.
'The pallbearers were . Judge T.
; Costeno; Hays;
Dennelly, K.C., A. II. Erskine,,
Sheriff Nelson. Hill •ftful W. •L:
Young. • Interment was in fbe
,lionian Catholic cemetery in Hullett.
1014,411arrill ACTIVITIES
A meeting of the Goderich Kinette
(11119 was- held on Monday -evening
When final plans were Made for the.
minstrel she* to, be ‘put en by the
Wi n gh a in -X n son e n Clubs P la no
were made far the :minuet doll
raffle. •The. welfare eomittee re.
ported 'that .two dezemn diapers had
teen hemmed. by the gh•ls to be
turned Orar -to- the Ch ildrert'se •A id,
A' cheqne for $10 was forwarded'
to the Hospital Auxiliary towards
the hxygen tent/ •
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, EARLY MORNING FIRE *
About 0 o'clock Wednesday morn-
ing, a • oparle ,froni 4* sleekest acts a-
lighted on the'roef of the Donlinion
Roads Maellinery Company's foiled-
Fy—litiltdittg- sett Vieteritt street,
burning one Of the" skylights, The
was ",noticed by the night-
watchman, John- Knight, who §ent
in a call to the fire brigade. •There
Was a prompt resPonse and, •the
MUks GOrdon• .closed„ the lilaze was soon extinguished. Ma.
meeting* "with 'a prayer for the age. Was, 0111410 to the frame of
w,okk:', there, , • • • the Aviigitt.
ItivoX entiftell wm.s. '
The regular -meeting of the Wo-
men's Missionary Society of -Knox
Chitral was held in the' church
parlor on Tue.sdiry afternoon. The
devotional period, arranged by Mss
Gordon, WAS taken,' by Mrs.
Thomson, Who read the Scripture,
and Mrg, StOltep,_\%`Ile, offered
praydr. A splendid paperon-jaiian
was given by Mrs. A. Taylor, who
teld of the return of the Presby%
terian work once mpre in Fore,
and explained. in "no •interesting
Manner the ninny different religions
.42uEBtO GOV-"T oRDh•Rs,
GODERICH-BU/LT GRADERS
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IIECTIC)N FACJLITIES
Three4claysitAre* , Inspector,
Not Srstlittfamtory,-.:-.May
4 . Resort to aourtit•
. P. BEtt'PASSES
96111` MILESTONE
•A fOritlge 'r„eSideut,",. ,•Gederielx,.
Mrs. •Oaryline 4,7
reM;Val J. lhll, (-',01brA•40.-d-.' her
ninetY;pi4thhirthday edMareli.''ath,"
_ hen ati littermat—receptiotr.‘
'Ireld,.,by _her. daughter, AUL W kr
Davison, 'at 'her- home,' 570 Ijiito
street, Winnipeg.' ;Mrs,' Zell Was
horn, in klinnibore, .thatarig,' the
fourth child- Of Air. and Mrs.- AVIV
bam Satins, and resided for Many.
years 111 Goderieh'befere`-going to
Winelpegilhirtyrsix. years ago to
datighter and Son-
. ,She •has sIwo grandsons,
Ralph; •Davisen. in- --Wifinipe
Kaitit 11 Davison 01 „Ye Delver.,
B.C.,„• and a. great-gran(1son, 'Keith
Franklins-I)avisem. Recording. Mrs.
Beil'asSenniserstirY, 'The. Witudeeg
Ilfree Press• says: -The yeers have
not., impaired. MISS.s. leers interest
in .the Red Cross, and ,st;;1=s1ee1)s
husy....keitting, for, the seciety."
the§yn--Aetio
•Occupy _Coukt
ost of Three Days
• Mr. ,Jastice Schroeder presided
, . . .
this- week at the •non -jury „sittings.•
tlement,. by '. which the defendant Surviving, besides her husband„afe
1 • ...,rea...:6.,t
of the Supreme Cahrt of Ontario .• MRS.. JOHN MARRIOTT '
Mrs: Jobe Marriott, who -had been
for the couety. of Huron.
an invalid , fer snany • years; passed'
On • :Sronday afternoen; George
, — away. at ...her home on ' Saturday
alitehell, K.C.,.. of . London, --a13.- Morning .R1 : her ,seventy-seventh
neuneed thatssettlement by, cOnseat year.- Bon n .• Marks, she
was the -farmer Nancy Ann Stewaet,
it td been renehed. irl the 'action
daughter of Mr. lted Mx's. Ian
'of Taturence 7v,a, Leppington. Judg- Stewart. For the last forty-thNe
aient was .glicu. confirming the sets Years; .she had residedsans-Gotieseit4e
one son, __Raedall, of Goderiels; n
John teppington, of .Clintese.agreet,
hi -ether, . William Stewart, .isf
ta-ePay to • , the phantiff„ . Heury
Niagara Tans aud stwo Sisters,
Loureace, 'Mitchell contraeterthe. .,,,k.ss,s, Robert:C:1114 .end Mrs... James
romi of $2,0811.77 for 'damages and' McEirea; both • of Wde-drarrs . The
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-OBITUARY
,
.At the regular4 *ekingo the •.•
Tqwn •••,Cennell.,On:-T4esitay eveubig,"
'„Anembeks breselit,'Ihrther vre•-•
SARAII ELEANOR 'ELLIOTT
The death of Miss Sarah Elettarer
Elliott, daughter Of the late Thonitis
and slime Curry -Elliott, , pioneer
residents of Goderich • township,
,occurred suddenly at: her helve on
he 'Blue. Water, 'Highway, near
Bayfield, , on SaCurtlay•• afternoon.'
Miss Elliott was. a lifelong resident,
of Goderichitownship, and a mena-
litr- of. Trinity Anglican Church,
-IS-ayfiefd. She it survived by &bro-
ther, Williaro, and four sisters,
Margaret, Emily: Frances ,A.
and -M.* Mary L./Mitchells-siith all
esf..„.whorn she reeided. „onthe heme,
stead. T.he funeral service in'Trin-
ity, Church on Tuesday ,afternoen:
wa.s conducted by •Rev. ' LeVerne
Morgan, with- interment ili Bayfield
cemetery... • The pallbearers were
Donseld MacKenzie, Peter %ark,
Walter Wallis, 8annuel Westlake,
Alfred Warner, pad' james Young.
$250 court coSts„ • , • , ,
The aetioe was - entet•ed by
Laurenee. for . daniagees totalling
-K1o9, arising out of an accident
111,- atetabeis• .1048, when .4 - Motor
vehiele driven las the plaintiff Was
involved hi an •accident- with •a car
funeral Sservice on MoadaY after-
noon MIS conducted at the family
residency, •Canibria road,- lee • Rev.
B. 0. MacMillan, of Knox Presby.
terian •Church. The pallbearers
were Robert -Marriett, s8t. Marys;
Reg. Delbridge„Tohn .MeElrea and
E•rean McElrea, Winehelsea ;
driven' by the defendant, LePpine- Theseld :McPbee: and John rimier.
ton. A counterclaim for $408 was sessrinent waS in Maitland ceme-
d ism issed. • • terY.
Actions of Matheson:vS, Evans
and - Jeffs vs. Matheson 'oCeepied
most ' et three sdays. ',Cansebelf
,Grant, K.Cs, With Frank Finghied,
re.C., of Clinton appeared for, the
plaintiffs,and George Mitehell;
of London, for ,the defendants in
the • -.first' a6t1ett 'and 'Wee verSa-
in • the •secend action: s • •
The aiseddent from which both stone. he lived xnost of hereLifse,
actions ardee 'oceurred an highway In •Goderich, wheree, her husbad,
Ne. 4 in, February, 1949,•,11 he11 a wen P1( dc sins in sess, was
car driven by -Donald sleffg---ef ea reenter and bellder. Sbe \F1 111
Winebeiste end eWneSI 1)7' J. Je active Meinber of Xictoria street
Eianis • of • Wingham, was in .001-•
lisle's with•11; ear. driven by. Rev.
Wiltinni Sitith=ri of Chesley. • Mr.
'Evans We's fatally injured. The
plaintiffs, • Rev.. William and Ba rba rst
R. Matheson are seeking.daniages
'totalling $15,700 from Joeeph Henry
•Evang• Agnes Lorina Bathe,
,exet!utersof the estates; of. Mr.
Evans, and Donald' W. 'Jeffsr driver
ofthe•EVans Car. ,
In the secOnd.action Donakt lefts,
inanager of the Witighem .PUblies
Utilities Cominission, and, his wife,
Bernie e _Jeffs, .ere plaintiffs seeking
tofal •daineges- $0,183" from Rev.
Williams Matheson.
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„STRONG MEN. OF. QUEBEC
• ARE COMING TO GODERICH
• MRS. THOSB
IAS TAB
The death.of Mrs, 'Thomas H.
,Tabb,'occurred in Alexandra Hos-
pital ost Sunday In her eighty-third
year. • Ferieerly Trevenia•VanSione,
MTS.Tabh wieS born in "Colhorne
toeles.hip, a 'delight:el' -of the late
'Samuel and Sarah Stevens Van -
• The, Qnebee • Depterfinent ef• High-
waye .recently ordered a' nullities' of
Champion meter greders'for
ing and maintnbning Prossincla 1
highways and • roads. • Some of
these Machines were new Chathp-
ion "5(fr'graders featuring a four-
wheel (MVP deVetaped by 'the
,Dominion Road Mactittery Com•
n Y. Many 'readmen who , ve
seee this Chninpiens "501', -grader
have 'stated that, in their opinion,
It is the outstanding development
in rand., nmebinery shire ,the •Wsar.
The Company reports increased
activity in road machinery sales
this .year ane prospects • indleate,
biltb says 'level throughout .1980..
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TIIM/STONE11.01.3SE
THO.PHY
The Annainh es defeated Ply-
ing EagIeg` 4-1.ot the arena We
nesday night end were presented
with the Roy' Stintehonse lnlntoritll
trophy emblematic of pelille sehool
ehampionship. Por the 'Mites, Mai
totigh, W111iss-110Wra, and MeAdem
flashed the red light, ,While Metean
fOr:the losers,,"
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The 'six Baillargeon brotherairent
Quebec, whoadvertise themselves
as "the strongest family in the
world," are staging as show at the
Goderich arena onSalenday
24th; Feats of strength and
acrobatic.' Seatere the. show..
For the benefit'of the publie a free
act is' beings staged_ 11,:,p,44::.011,
Mondays en the • Swtaire,'In frrinf of
the British Exchange 'Hetet. At
this time one of. the Beillargeon
brotheffi win pull a big, truck with
his, teeth's 'Advertisement appears
elsewhere in this issue ‘telling of
the shows ' • , .
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*toadmittmtnetlo,. wmtbet
Latter.in.the *eking'• two !letters,
from Darrow,' XX.), :With •
reference to meat -inspection' wore.'
read, Mr, Dertarei Skidlie') was;
instructed by the 'four butcher' arreei
tAilison,--A-inslie-,-Legg-it*L01
to _dituntuti Ithat "proper _and
quate •InSpection facifltiet be ini
'Mediate:1'y -provided" far • .1neft.t•
slaughtered under' the •provisions
of the Tow -n *Welt
lie- was -t Commepee an adieu to
obtain a mandatory initibetioa to
enforce -this. "The .laYlaW," said
I)arrow's letterseeprovides for
Maughtering son ,alr vire-ek •days., but
your inspector advi‘es. theni that
.empIeyedfor• and -dife-4t.edIQ
inspect only -on the:first three diays
of each •weelt"'•
• These ,letters- Were referred t»
committee the whele ••()Oaacils';
where • it Was decided to ask the
Provincial, 'Department isfe Health..
,to send a representative to Gode-
rich to discuss thk matter 'of .nietW
inSPection 'with the' Council.
William Mitchell, was heard witb,,
regard to the coSt. of a 'sewer
front of' his • property on Britt:elute •
raid, _and _the. matter, was referred
to the amblic• WOrks committee.: •
9, Want Reduction of I:WM° pea;
petition grom.S..proririetetre.s.dts
thslallnin*eir licetn8:44k4te feesig- .1"r4 waSeci;tiefiet"113:1,44:
'George • 13steeh1er ssaind", ,Fred. Whit-
tingham were heard in support or
ituh'ethreteqc:tii.4w,
Tegh7.
comparison 'veitht. other buSinetses-
then they should. This patter was -
Sent to the special eenaraittee , ter ,
con.sideratienpuring the..diScuss
sion .001111. .6raham -seid that in-
Spection of, rest rants. was.. _now
ii.sAth4•griaiaenstdsf'reLtlinteue.CornAnonty.s.,„
foi the 'use of the Judith Goetlere c.
.hani playground for a carnival an
the evening cif July ISt-vvas sent
to the parks committee. •
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•A Petition from the: Public 'School.- -
_Beard. fersasceinerst ,eidexi'alk" en the
enSt • side a Gibbons street, 'one
from' property -owners on Carobrisi0
street for a sidewalk •on • the past
.side of. that street„ and • one* /or
a carb• on the south- side sot. West'
street, from Waterloo. to _Welling,- •
ton, ',with' nine • signatures,' were
sent to 'the public; works •committee.
'Iles Clerk repotted, five inailding
permits issued, with total estimated,'
rests of $6,150. • .1 Taylor pro-
poses tp. heild • a' story -and -a. -half
fiqtale dweliing on Quebec street' .
at a cost of $4,800. ptber, per -Mitts
were issued to C. IL Veener, Cay -
ley street: Mrs. J. A. Harrison,
Victoria street; Mrs. Colcloughs
Lighthouse street, and Chas.
Voeds; East streets. •. • .
:- ';•'.
' A letter 'front the Public ,Sch6ol•
Beard advisieg.., that': the • Central'
Selma]. bitiiding will be made avail-.
able. to the. Town for $2 ,500 ra-
•viding it be Used 115 11- mUstihi Ci; •
as.n Conrt House site, Was. Sent to
coilimittee a the wholeand a' •
-7'
request• from the same board' that '-
the suet 'of $5(4,000. be provided for
public' school' ..istirposes for 1050;
was . seferred to the MMus* coins
Tha Count ' y(;I:erk wrote enquir-•"-
ing if aceonstnodatien could be -pro- •
vided at . the Town Hall .while the •
week sof remodelling and enlarging .
t he Registry • Otero We's in. progress. .
The workwaald eonimenee about
the first of June and would take
anaat-...A_N:-.4nLatias___-1,,Ilisiliattl-di woe- .
referred •to the 'albite sassrkS
inittee.• '' •
e • Conlin.' iftee. Itemsrte
l`lies-firitece committee reeoftis
Mended that the 'tease of the•Park
House to C. L.Buck' be, aSsigned
William' Robert Walker, and that
Wm.. C. Rannistershe'sgrxretedsteer--
nesval his boothprivitege' at the
harber, s -,•
• The special' Committee' -ectisp-.-,
Mended , that no. action be • taken
on the petition for diseontinuence
Of the municipal license fee on
touriet eabins.
The eeMetery and parks eine-
nattee reashinnended that the chairs
rilareale authorized to purchase .a
new power lawn mower for use
t 11 le „irea u,,,tri'• .
a
.14e.orninittees recent-
10e0ded that Pitritsystletus Malls he
41.triGic'eserdeCorninensintionS we'1 re Ala --
,
adopted. ' • •
The Matters of Sreefing :the ' ToWae
roller te citlaens was Ieft in the'
heads:of the public workS,
•
em
omittee ehe '
wholethe
Celine!'
had- a long Se0.i0/1 *With
if ,R. W: Cedewith lasferenee to
the projecisselsa.stiorth road to. the ,
harbor.' Mr. Code sliaie been con- .
duet leg . a Correspondenee ',With" •
parties o'oncernesIS. ip. the 'Matter
and • lie Pointed .out ,Serertil .hurdlea
that would have eo -be, eneetliftered'
in making , aey f.tirther, •progress;
What actioti,. if any., will, be "taken,
liy the Vouncil 'was, not. determined.
According- to what Mrpade had
11 11411(0,, 11 considerable' expose .
vootqd be .brvolved i obtaining pet.
nriesion For the :rallsv'tiy• crossings
planned.'.
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United Church and , of the W.M.s.
and the AVoinen's Aesochition .of
'that, chereh. -She is survived by
one daughter, Mrs. 'Harry Sander;
son; of Ingersoll, formerly Gode-
-Hells and two granddaughters, Beryl
and Mary Sanderson. •
, The funeral, service ' at' thserrans
sten funeral home.en Monday after-
-noon. Kas, canductedsby Rev. L. -II.
.Turner, 'minister: of. Victoria street
United ;Church, and the'pailbearers
Were -peter' Bigset,,Carinan Steeens,-
ThemaS Sandy, .Fred Wilson, Wil-
liam- Treble ' and, Charles , Breckow.
The . intermen t Maitland
'Cemetery,- ",7 • • „-• • :'
.TriomA.S. _A„ FERGUSON '
, Early Wednesday morning, April
12, death slime to Mrs. T. A. Verge-
soo„ at her heine on Ila,eelock 'street,
Lueknow.. Mrs., Fergusen had beep
in foiling .health sinee, she suffered.
4.,,voynlytie seizure seKen yenrs agos
and-ese , Sunday morning Preceding
her .death she-- developed , a. severe"
stroke:front: which. she (pees Perm-
erly. Rebeeen.Jaite Plllilips,'elie -wae
daughter ,of the late Mr. ,and Mrs,
Atinnet- Phillips and: -"Wits- bony
in ,S,shfield township' in 1S73. At
the 'age of twenty-six years; ,ehe be-
-eame the ,brlde of Thomas A...Fergu-
son, eon, of the late „Mr. and. Mrs..
'James Ferguson, andthe young.
mimeo farmed. at Lanes srntil they
re,tired to, Lueknow six years ago.
Mts. Ferguson %VT'S, a lifelong mem-
ber of the ,14esbyterian Church end
wi's active in the VV.M.S.- and'.Sen-
-day sehoot„
• The ftfneral aserViee was heldein,
'the lanesnow Presbyterian Meuse];
emsdacted .byher termer pastor, Dr.
C. IL MacDonald,. who spolre ,words'
of emefort to the bereft:sail.. inter-
ment was ,Dungatinon cemetery,
with six neashewa, Elmer phillifis,
Ernest Blake, Edgers Alfred 'and
Prank Ititehie and George Sander
acting as pellbearers. The lifter -
bearers were Jamee Henry, Vflhlnin
•Ifosss 'Robert
'61a Miner and James..
•*-1.
.Stilltring 'are lier htisband,•three
sonS, Sydney, ..Of London ilntotd
of • Gaideriell; 'Tent, 'of Witigliativi.
a sister, Mary MAPLE
Witioutm be's,
MAPLE .LEAP CHAPTER, •
The regular monthly, ,Meeting of
the Maple- iLeaf Chapter, tO.D.E..,
was held le Nael(ay Hall en Friday
with the regent, Mrs. Merry' Ford,
ehargO, on (11:••41487 tile
trophy "won„,,at• the Dram Pestival
by the play ''''Op•o`ere4Therni,)," iit
On by •' nuenberiis. ef the Chapter
under the direetinn• of Mrs. Frank
Saunders. With the Arthur .Cirele
piny, "My .Isiely Dreams,", it will
be presented at . the • `Clinton- Air
School on Aprll. 24th.'Plane were nualie for the summer
nad...)etters of thanks Were..
rend' from • the' Recreational Comte
e)IS the , Nurses7, Registry atur the
"Women's. Auxiltery. for
gifts received A dentition e)f.s. $1
svoS made to the Previtteial P6riee
(Medea and $5 to the Drente Cifib
,
,
miss S. s, Parmerston tkreetif
wilt) bus been spending the' winter
with her -niece at Toronto', halts 11 id
,,„inidehliarm) itihet;' 11))1111::6814iiilento 7,4 it'vils.(;)°t1):4,,eolinbr:lekd
11
enps presented. The sum Of $89,wo s.destlairessse:glo.her
for engraving en the +W1'0(11141, gift 14", II" tes, to ImSeital bet liepess to. )etuni to
the, limbo' or her, nleee Oak.
infitiit
rnealel..iietl 4.1! • the 'iqeent rummage daughter' Mn el°n Pre'
mother thirty-nine , •
%4.'w ;nom°, T9,ronto, •befcre long.