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Tragedy at Gederioh Harbor
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A #stgedy .tht, shdcked tps
Commttnity as it has seldord heap
Shoelted took -place _at the water-
, , evening and est •C
'front on SatrirdaY
thelives of a father and his y.oung
son,. whil the mother, narroVVIY
escaped a similar fate. The victims
REV, ro., H,' TURNER
LEAVES FOR NEW MARGE
Rev, L H, Turnek, :or six years
pastor of Vitoria Street Mad lUnfon
(iGleclerICA township) f.1 nl t 6 d
Vhurebea, delivered farewell ser-.
mons. ion Sunday „ancl. on TliefsdaY
left, accompanied by Mrs. Turner
and their daughter, Grace Marie;
fo•
r his .new charge at Newcastle,
were Arnold L. Wettlaufer, 37,, iii2t1"
The new pastor, ...Rev. D.
his* five-year-old son, Robert..
• Mr. and' Mrs. Wettlauferaiid
their son, theirs enly • child, • had
begttia .4- Short flight an am-
. 1)1).11)10ns, Republies4palfsPee Plane
and at about. 8.30 p.m. spectators
the- „shore --saiv the. planes strike'
the ,water, botince Soule twenty feet
in the airs come down to .the water
. and - bounces- again threes
• thnes: After the last btrinice the
- plane seemed to settle montentariTy
on the -water,' then nose-div_ed,
;turned ever! -awl' sank until alniost
• totally submerged', . between. the,
south pier Md the siOtithispreak-
s 'water. '.
.,,(.1'Skipper") SMacDenald
•
was • nearby in -an sintlinard. septet.--
hoat, and "IMmediately dived in;
_ fully clothed, and 'brought out •Mrs•
took her tts. his 'beat,
and returning atteranted , rescue of.
the others. He found' it iiirpoSsible
to Oneo the door of thesplane and
after .repeated0.-divesswas-Lforeed• to
givessups-the gallant -efforts *
Mrs. • Wettfaufer was. brought to
the bathing -house, where Mrs. Mac-
"- Donald 'rendered firSt.d; -.aid, anwas
-then --taken to 'Alexandra • Hospital
Suffering severely front Shticks •
Boy's Body,1,1 'Plane
In the • meantime the launch
Aniranitie and other crafthad, ar-
rived at, the scene, and when it wits
-
realized that.. it was impossible to
h.
reacthe man and boy in the .sub-.
merged • plane it' Was cleoided • 'to
»ring thk plane, to the south pier
. where if „could uprighted,--A iten-
-sseral• alarm hadsbrought provintial
poliw party the tire. brigade
to the.waterfront and thousands .of
'speCtators lined the 0pier and share
as the awkward task 'of handlieg
• the plane was carried . on. ,When
Williams, has arrived from- Wal-
laceburg and will officiate at next
Sunday's services.
On Menday evening Mr. Turner
was honored at a gathering of
members of the Victoria street cen-
gregation arthe home of Mr. and
Mr.s.. -Frank Skelton, Britannia
road. Mr. C. M. Langille presided
and music was given by •Miss Mary
Joyce "Straehan and Frank Bissett.
On hehtalf of the gathering 'Air:
Lungille preswith
ented Mr. Turner wi
it purse of -money, with a few words
,in commendation of the 'Services
O renderedlo the congregation during
his 'pastorate. Mr: Turner replied,
thanking the donorS• for their co-
operatisei in his work- and for their
kindnesS to Mrs. *Turner and Grace
, Lunch, Was served and a, social
thne spent.
, tht. aircraft was brought., .to „ the
s..•
side of the •spier She body of 'the
-Young boy was- fan ad in the nose
of the' Plane, to- which lie - had
• • °evidently been 'cat-apt/Red' front his
•mother'S knee. • • .., „, •
Driigging operations were -en
commenced. for the resovery of fhthe
father's bods's.and' Were ceintinued
, until *4 o'eloek .'SinidaY .morning,
Without sitereiiss•.'. -Resuming- at 7
.oseloc,k. Sunday elliorning dragging
• . waS continued all day until 11
and,i!. go in -res1.10.1W- un,724.101.1-
day, , told. it was. not . until,- 4.30
..Crelock that afternoon that the body
was found in the ship channel
about •, 800 feet •-spertit of _ Where
tire -Plane . hadsoVerturned.
, • Was .Flying Instriictor.
Arnold Wettlaufer; ;37, .was • for
the past two- and a -half' year fore•
Innis machinist at 'the -Huron ° En-
gineering 'Company. . Born in $4itlit-:
-fetid,- he smisved to -Kitchener with
- his parents' at .rsh ,earrY age. • In a
Selling .canapaigia at Kitcheriers he
- wonssa spstizesswhichs..systs' a course
. in flyingsin.struction at The 'ifitCh-
- ener-VVaterloo Wing- OinlY,! '-'1,n4
:When the 'sepond• war broke but he
`became- a civilianiyiuk 'instructor
, at Sky Harbor: Air`,",,Station. • He
continued oif there until. 1942, When-
4he project became part -of _the
R.C.A.F, ' Ile underwen. bask
training and becaine a flying bilker,
'serving at, Lachine, Dunnville turd
Arnprier. After 4be war he • WaS,
- for a time with lhe.'Doon Twines
Iltd., Ritchener.,. •From . there he
came to •Goderich • to • Huron En-
gineering CoMpany. While in Godes
-rich he instrectedl,at weele-end.s and
nights 'with SIS Harbor Air • Ser-
.. vices. Surviving besides his pars
enter ---Mr. ..and.,..Mrs.,_„.Peter ,Wett-
laufer, are two brothers, Lorne' and
Edward, • and four sisters, Hazel,
.', - -Evelyn', Audrey and. Pliyilis,sall of,
• 'Kitchener. ''.4.4.: , brother, 0 Norman,
• was killed while Serving -with ,the
Air Forcein the hist; war. .
• Mrs, W.ettlatifer's , mother, Mrs.
"R. j. Bartley,lives in Kitchener.'
• '
Bobby Wettlaufer, aged fives at-
tended 'kindergarten class in • (lode -
rich and alsd the Sunday -school
of St. George's-,,Angliean Church.'
Pupils of the . kindergarten class
each brought a small cash dbnation,
'Us- iiiir'sts,wreatV-Ileseendi'-to.stlie
funeral of their deiseSsed classmate.
s. ,ssThe bodies of s.father . anti on
.ssvere- placed in '-'cligige of . Under-
taker Cranston it nil . conveyed, to
Kitchener, where a Mies*" ,service
on" Wednesday afternoon at the
Schreider-Sandrock- ftYperal home
VMS. •conducted by Dr. John Schmie-
her, adsisted by Rev. 1.4.1.:,1.1. Hallman,
' and • interment • was made - ie '' St,
-
Peter's Lutheran. cemetery,
' Fattera,1 at Iiitohener...
Five carloads of Goderich friends,
. including the eniployees' of the
Huron Engineering . awl .11eiearch
'Conspany and Sky: Harbor Air *Ser.
., vices, went to ' 'kitchen& for
— the „ funeral, ,,,,,ind • a great pro-
- fusion • of :funt,1/4',411 'wreaths gave
, evidence of the .wide estop.* in
which Mr. Wal latfer was lied and
of the general and profound. synce-
6
,. pathy felt for the. bereaved wife
4 'and Mother, .
• „The Ann ant ac launch again
•. -pi'oVed , its usefulness .!itt the .,01,0'...
.ntions . following upon ,the • plane's
Intal pltrage. In • einir'ge of .Bert.
MacDonald, with lim. Reid, Brace
and Alan MacDatiald, Seek, Cory,,
Tim Davis and Graydon 'Symonds
nssisring,'.it was on, the spot within
es•sas minutes, Lennart' Overhott'with his
yacht, The 4 0"s, 111.40 gave valued
nssistanee, Mayor Ma!thiespii, Bill
, Bannister, lilltiott Drennan, .11dgar
. _
W, BELL APPOINTEDi,
JAM -GOVERNOR
Sheriff Nelson HUI haip plirtOnnCetl.
,Retert Willis
Veil as governor at Rua% Reat
Jail, In $ticceoion SO The, late J
'B. Reynolds. • '
' Presbyterlanti tr' Om all *arta of
Bell SerVed ander' '
Olds as ehief tUrniceY. .1s. a the .HrirOn-Mal,tlan's1 Presbytery
•nati,ve,of .Pan,ftr-the 14e atsK,114.4 CharSh,, GOderleAs
Mr. Mrs. David )3,14 Noose gin sian(10-.0;enine,far' the Special
'faniir$1 made a great 4.e0,11tribUtiOn.in ef the
Of servicemen in World War 1. lesri.Ce' QiISerVAIWe6vvelltY-
s
The • neWlysapsktinted jailer served ses1-1 anniversary O.A. the nnien or
b4,41). wars,
.RnSSell r ThOnipsom,T.,_ appointed
turnkey- "three ,Y.ears ago,,, is pro;
'noted tO, ehief turnkey:42,AS is a
native a ',West Wawanosh' and
.seryed in the second world war,.
Freeth,also a. war
veteran, was appointed turnke
month ago.9- • • • - - '
Mrs.s.3, ,B, Reynolds retains her
position 'ag jail matron: ••
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Th Annamac does
her part' in. 'the -4Wkward task ,Of• towing 'the ...submerged ''plane, to shallow' water, 'On the- left,
the Overholt .yacht,yThe. ko'ur ,---Ettgrairing 'courtesy ,London Free Press- •
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A,. WETTLAPFER
Pilot Victim ,
BOBBY WETTLAUIPER
Died in Subnierged Plane
• AT THE WATERFRONT
Arrivals.%ts Goderich .elevatoT
the . -Past --week • were:. Fridays
Royalton, 441,000•buswhat.
Sun-
day-4Wtilter' Inkster, 118,000 • bus.
-barley . and Oats. Monday—Super-
ior, 100,000 bus. oats and. sereenings:
Tuesday ---Barge Owendec, „ 103,000
bus:' wheat and ,pats. Thursday
(today) — Starbuck, ,1.05,000 bus,
barley: aud sample grain `1. •
The Prindoc brought in the barge
„OWendoe. on Tuesday and went on,
to pert • Colborne,. • With her own
cargo.
The barge Oellingdoe, ,in tow of
the Bricoldoc; is due at the elevator
..„ .
MRS. HAZEL', 'tillt'tTI.A.I.JFElt
Rescued
On EriclaY. • -
The Isuperial Cabourg wits hi
nnTuesday with gasoline for Imperial
On. • • •
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'RECORD PROFIT SHO ,
ELEITA
•...The report of the Goderich Eleva-
tor & Transit 'Company Limited, for
:thel
year. ende,doplarch 31, 19504,
'gribirritted at' tU -titinuar-raeeting•
;here; disClosed • another suaCessful
'year's operation with a net profit
of $131,049, the largegt in the com-
pany's history. .
At •meeting, the, following
shareholders were elected direetOre
of the 'cOnisitin ..y,• Charles- S. 'Bands
Tore/ate; D. qt. Weldon; 'London;
A. 'Powell, Winnipeg; F. H.
Dunsford, ''$t. Marys; G. L. Par-
son, ,Gode•rich ; H.. A. „MacEwap,
.G.oderich: E. G. Sanderson, Gode-
riels ••••:• • •
At ir'snb.sequent 'meeting of the'
board, the following Officers were
elected for .the 'ensuing year: G. L.
Parsons, chairman. of .the boards
Charles 3. Band, presiderit.; D. B.
VVeldon,.. vice-president. ,and chair -
mans of the -executive committee
its Sanderson., . 'Manager and
secretaryLtreasuret.
PUBLIC SCHOOL PROMOTIONS
, NICTORIA 'SCHOOL ,
RADF,,l TO GAM% 2
Dianne, • •Batinister,- • • o 4 11
Beechey, • Tommy Berry, ...2-1ary
'Rlackstcjne, ?Merrill Carr,- Donald
Currell,, John' Ervine, George ' 'Gar-
rick, Sylvia Gilbert, Donna .11bItz-
, •
man, Irene Huckins, Nancy flu.glies,
Elea nor JohnstOn, Rebecca ,1 taut-
ston„ 1,1,imptY- Lodge, Shirley Mal -
lough, lAtancis, BObbY
McGraw, Beverley Mitchell; EVelyn
Moore, Jo. Parsons,Sandra Reeves,
Stewart Sphin,: Jimmy Mamas,
Alichael Vrooman, .Dorotby
• 0.0RADE. 2 TO GRADE 3
.Shirley,Anderson, FrancesCtivy,
Molly Donaldson, Barbara • Durum;
StanleyFenner; Arthur Hoy, Bever-
-414-Y,Karen frnekins, Donald
Mallough, Peter Melvors ,Patricia
'Vanderburgh, Mary Phyllis
Joan Young. ,
Margaret Lee, Maritirie • •Helesie •
,
-Mark Johnston. • „.
GARDE 1. TO .GRADE 2 •
'Steven- Argyle, , James sBowra7
Sandra Crabb, Allarn Durnin,
• Sandra _Frank; William' Johnston,
,Marlexte -Leitch, Larry Levett,Rrtan
LeWis, ••.10`rald Ltntleld, .Tanis
Ernest 0Pinders ._ Sharon.
Sitehs, David Wilkinson.
O Donald BiShop, Ann Nice, Irene'
A eery,, Lloyd • Walff.
• GRADE 2' TO GRADE' 3- ,
Milian Anderson, John Bissett,
Allan. Brindley, James. Bnesell,;
Leone Cook, Marlene Carrey, Marg
aref, DucksVorth, Nancy' Ellwood,
Wendy .• Gliders, Mary Goddardi•
Betty Harrison, Mary Hay, David
Leegon; .• Pearl. MacAdam, Janet
MacKay, JudY,, MacKay, Jacqueline
McGraW, 'Di'ana 'MacLean,- • Elaine
Mitchell„ ClydesMock, Helen Moore,
Maxine .Munroie, Donald' Noble,
Sharon PeheheY, ...Sylvia. -Powell,
Patricia Riehl, Nancy Schutz., Paul
SMith;Dennis. Snider, Nadine Venn,
Bruce Vineent,
Bobby Woodman- •
GRADE 3- TO- GRADE 4
Jean Alexander, Linda Allison,
Elily Anstay, B.everleY Beacem,
Fred Bishop, Gertrude . Cooke,,
mailougb, "Mac'!" MacD nald, Hrtrry
Fritzley, Ttobt. Weston, Ralph
Clayton Edward,. Nets
man MacDonald, Francis and Dos -
111(1 Overholt, . , jack MacLeod,
"Ticker" Mero, Casey IludSen,
members oP the police force and
others lent helping hands. '
Dr.. W. it. GalloW Was:on the
Scene early and Drs. Wallace and
Jackson -followedshortly after.
The .Animmae and her crew 0011'
ducted the long -drawn -mit dragging
operations.
*Later the Plane Wlig-fifk611-'01.1t of
the -water, dismantled on the beaCh
and tovved to Sky Harbor airport.
It VV100., explained by K. S. I/op-
kitik4on of Sky' Ilarbor airport that
it is difficult to determine from the
air how close to the Water,a plane
is, and this might rtepount for the
trouble experienced by Nyettlitufer
in 'attempting to 'blaze 'a landing.,
BYLAW PASSED FOR -
SCHOOL AREA TRANSFERS
. -
At a speeial Session of Huron
County Council Wednesday night,
'which lasted to near midnight, the
Council finally took a 15 to 14yea
isnds-nay---votessinssfarasof,-gis
third , reading to • as bylaw which
gives West WaVvanosh- • Township
permission to withdraw the north-
ern part of. West Wawanosh from
the Winghtun school sdistriet,and
toloiii it to the .newly-ferrried Luck -
now' school district. One portion
Of Asiffield township is to be added
to the Lueknovv school district' and
another portion to •the Ripley school
district. A portion of the present
Goderfch high' school' area is- also
to be added to the tneknow distriet,
, Deputations were ,present from
both Wingham and Lneknow school
areas, • '
Lillian McLean, Elsie. Niro, Donald
Payne.'Jolin Payne, Sylvia Peacbeyi
,Ann 1 ittdnt Williton Reid; Egward
Rield.- . Sknith,.Cecitiard
•Steels. .Georo.e SteWart, James
Stew:, rt, Ca rtle • St others,. 'Williant
Straughan, Paul Swan, Charles
Townshend, .Carole Young.•
O .
'GRADE' 7 TO .GRADE 8
Joe Allison,.Beth Anstay, Shirley
Benjamin, Beverley Bowra, Sandy
Chapman„Arthur
Cur.rie,„- CorinneCransiOn„ •Dn
iae
Elliott, • Colleen, Grist, Baricara
(Maim Marie Glenn, RillY.Graham,
Kay •• Hamilton, Clayton Larder,
Donald Laws, Billy Longtuir-0, Iris
jithaston„ Ronald Johnston, roan
NIallOugh, Charles MacLean,- Ruth
:Mitchell,. Catherine Mu-rray, Ra-
mona , McKay, ROM •, Peachey,
Charles Proctor, Sheila ' Wan,
Sylvia ,•Skelton, Velma Stqwprt,
yton Straughan„Alan Stfa-tighan,,
_Ted—Turner; .s.lean -Venn, ' R-abert
Wood; •• Barrio 'Willis, • jean (Ruth)'
Wilkinson, Ruth Stothers., •••
O s GRADE -8 'TO GRADE .9 .
'Harold° Beadle, NVilliam.„.,ROrrY,
Wflhinln Bbwit,-, Donna, Boyce, Rose.
O 'Marie CollieS;0 Ittrbarrt 'CoWherd,
William Ervine, Alfred :Harves, Bar-
bara' Hay, Pearl, Larder, Donald
Bert ,MacAdam, Margaret MacDon-
ald, AleX.,Malleugh, Betty Matilie-
Son , nines McCreight, Ruth Mc -
Nevin, Ray Mitcliefl, Pauline
Mehring, Donald Overholt, Margaret
Pitblado, Ruth Reed,, William Reis,
Charles. Robinson, Gary Ross, Betty
Ratiedge, Patricia • Semis, Mildred
Smith, Donald Straughall, Fred
vincent„, joan Warnock, Marilyn
• '
• THE WEATRIBB
-Temperatures of the past week
Goderich; 'with those of the
eeritSPOndine Week it .,eite ago, ItA
officially recorded, were a follows:
1'050 1040
' Mn. Min. Max. Min.
Thurk., lune 22..09 50 70 57
Fri s lune 23 ..82 4 80 53
Sat.; June 24 ,..80 04, -84 '^(17
Suns. .Tttne 25 ..80 00 82 08
Rine
26 ..78 01 "e'814 00
Tues., ,Ttine, 27 -64 ' 77 06,
/Wed, 'Trine 28 ..72 54 85 ' 59
Mr. Vonaltl-Ainslle bus been, Sue-
regsful in obtaining his. third 'year
ili induatelal pyatholoky at,„the Ufa-
versty" of Mielaigaup Arm- Arbor.
Gerald Cox, Margaret Crawford,
Ernie Der, Dianne Daniels, Percy
'Garrick, Charlea Goddard, J;une.
Goddard, Wilhelmina Goddard,
Kathleen Haskell; Marilyn John-
sstans_Dielt_ Isittlechild,.. Glenda' mac. -
Lee Mactee,,d,-•
lough, Shirley 'lean, 'Marilyn SMith,
Arthur Stubbington, Karen Anne
Townsend, Diane VanderbUrgh,
Hazel Wildfong, Carol Ann Witsen,
Paril Wilson, Carolyn Wood.
GBADE 5 TO GRADE
John •Alibott, •Donna- • Berry,
Margaret :"Ctitrrell, 11die Ervine,
Ruby Harvey, Dan MacAslatn, Ron-
ald ,Niees. Jimmie Reim, John Swan.
. GRADE 4 TO GRADE 5'
Marie Ashton, Sam sterry, Mer-
vyn BoYee, jerm Beatie-y, John
('it 1't('11,- Blair Pox, Dimple Frith,
Ruth Gauley, Norman Glenn, 3:Ames
Ilelesic„Ronald Harvey, Paul John-
ston, Shirley Lee, Shirley 'Love,
Fred Mohring, Marvin Million, Ray
Mallough,• Joyce McAllister' • Mary
Ann- Overhoitl.- -Graham Powell,
John Simmons, 'Judy Stothers, Lyle
Thtirlow, Gary "%Vara, Thomas
Young. .
GRADE 6 TO GRADE .7
AlarY Alexander, Donaldrt „Banter,
Ivy Bendall, 1)alton
Troyer, •Linda." Breelten'ildge, josepli
litter, /Irian VOX. Wirer t. Ha ninton
3ariet Hay, L'atire" Lodge., • ;lames
Longmire, Marilyn Love, Deanna,.
itobert ,Tane(t
Mohring, Mona
-Mobring, Robert Mohring, Charles
MacAdintw 1Ia1ne feAllister, Don-
ald McArthur, Latrine MaeD'onald;
Brereton, Joe Craig, Eleanor Emer-
son, Llirry Doltzman, Ronald. Ham-
ilton, Mary -r_o_lin*.ton,_ JtiJ1y Lin-
field, .Chester .31acit4)1fa1d; MitrjOrie
\iitrriott, Frank , MiIler, .Alfred
Mitchell, Kenneth MeGee,-, Nancy
Neil., Arthur Peacbey, John Sachs,,
Kenneth Sallows, Sharon Smith,
Edwin Stoddart: Billy Sutherland,
Grace Marie• Turner, Douglas
Carol' Ann
TliREE SITES FORNEW C.I.
BUILPING CONSIDEREli
Three possible sites -for- the pro-
pased . new Collegiate s Institute
building- in Goderich were consid-
ered at a meeting of -the 9,6dOilah
Disstriet Collegiate • In4ittite Board
en Wednesday night. These are:
'II)" Agricultural Park; (2) pro-
perty of Connellior J. H. Graham
at corner a South_ 'arid. Bennett
streets; .(3) property.of 'Stan
Snider, corner of Bayfield, roadtand
*Bennett street. . ' ..•
Shoreand Moffat•of Toranrn were
appointed as • the. architectural en-
gineers., 'This, firmcwill send repre,
sentatives o alletber ine.eting of
the board at Will • sssi v e
adVice in the final selection of a
location .for the proposed new
building.
GRADE.'4 TO GRADE -5 -
Lois Apt], .Bob, Ba nnister, Jimmy*
BI:ewer. Kenneth Rays, passedsliway, la 1925. s • 'sst
mond-Cepk, Billy Crawford; ' The .funeral• 'service 'at the Critn-
Edwards, J'elin Freeth, Billy Fritz- ston ftineral home on Monday after -
ley, Willy GitlIow„„I3illy Gardinir, 'Mon was conducted by Rev. L.11
Phyllis Glen,•..Preston Don • Turner, of Victoria Street -rnited
ald Horton, Shirley Hoy, Fred Church.. The -pallbearers -were
Janies, Raymond Larder, Patti Mc, Percy Johnston,- Fred Murpey, Dan
Creath,4Roy $,traughan, °Chula Wil- McLeod, Jas. McWhinney, . Jas.
son. , • . Sherwood and. William Sproul.: The
-GRADE 3 TO GRADE 4 interment' swas. in Maitland crine-,
'Audrey Allison, Barbara Bradley, tery.— .
sfinires (''11 ie ,Glen. Hortms --- •
P4ShyterialS indieS 1» i$7�.tofWil
the Treshyterian Charelx ia Can
-
TW :a.ssetablage nimbered -
,,. •
Over ZOO. : • .
The large auditerinnt wags),
crowded to capacity,and an,' over-
flew'. audience ',seated on the church
lawn heard tia. 16n11 -to -be ref:nem,-
bered service over" the amplifiers.
Many listened .seated pared •
ears, mid the,service was brijadcast
• OBITUARY
O JO•SEPH R. CRANSTON ,
O After a long illness, Joseph E.
Cranston died at his yesidenSe, Bay --
field road, on Friday •evening, in
seventy-tirst yetirs Mr. Crass
Stosi..;yvas bern 111 G.oderich town-
ship' near Bayfield ,and: Spent a.
great •part of his life' in Western
Canada; • Before retiring and com-
ing to live in Goderich •twenty-four
years ago he was superintendent of
the Saska tche w an „Ele va tor Com-
pany at :Wilkie,- Sask.., •from 1910; 10
1925. He was a Member of yli.-
toria Street United Church and
belonged to 1111-1.07-0,V, lodase-ut-the
West.. Surviving 'Itesides his. wife,
fortherly :try Sherwood, are •tbree
•sons and two daughters, Eimer and
bo,th•lt .businv$S.,10Gode-
te, listeners _at &Me;
A. massed choir . of, to hriedred
voices led in the singing under, the
direetion W. H. Bishops -organist
of- the .shureiss_ASsistielsia.iirold
Victor Pym • of Winghara and.
Jamieson, of Seaforth, who played.
the organ while the congregation
assentblett . • • • • , •- • •
'The processienal hYlnit "The'
Olnirch's One roundatilm,' Ntirttt •
sung as the clergy. and the. ay., •
sembled choirs entered the chureli.
The- _blue, gosvirs of ill& .Winglaam
choir and the •Inaroon gown's' of the •
Seaforth choir, • , mingling with, thol
blaCk robes of others, tim,de a•-nolor--
1111 'spectacle. The, congrega.tion.
jpined In the grand_111(1. IOWA_ And
the cliurCh was stilled' swith ' the:
music. -, -s•-••
ltev, Alexander .Ninuno, .of
'ham, suoderator of .11firnii-A1-..,althind-• -
Presbytery, Was. in charge ef- the
service. He •was .'assisted hy Revs s•
R. G. Maci‘lillan; minister Of Ictrois'
Clitirch, and Vey Rev. C. H. Mae -
-
Douala, -1,3luevale,•, metlet-.
ator " of .• tlle General ,,AsssenablY: in, ,
194748: The ministers of the ens
tire Presb,ytery alses'were , preSeirt.
The sermon"' was preached .by
Professor Du V id W. Hay, of Knox
College, .Toronto. ' ,
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The hymns enosen for the service
were "Ye Gates, Liff._4.11)._. Yoni
Heads; • on "Tfie 'Tided's Miy-'
61•11.)11Ord," • 'TM' '"Not Ashained to
Osvn My Lord," and,'"'O • God. of,'„. •
Bethel:" The Massed 'chbirs sang ,
the r Whew / oly -Art; Th 0 IC'
a squartette composed: of M. It.
Rennie, Fred „Willis, James • .PS ,
Scott,. of 'Seafortit, ant.
Henderson, of .Goderich, sang
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rich, and fIerbet.6.,,,,4 Toronto ;1 -While the Nears.Are- Ro ,
Reg.N., of )4.l.oderich, and'I- Pref. Hay's 'Serinan. • "
13FIST,--11T London : also two bro-i. ,•••The Glory of God". ,Was the
tilers ,and four sisters -Al Western suldect of Prof. Hay's fereeful: ad
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Canada. Another darlatiltell'ithltY.1 cli•esSbased on the .test, "For of
Irinissind through Ulm, and to Hun,
tfl,, o Wit oil- • be glory
forever- ( Romans • 11 :-36-)••• . •
. The ph raise "to the 0 glory • of •
„God." said Professer 'Ifay, is, the
whole essence of what 'our chinch,
stands for. John • Calvin. set as sa •
'rialto- for. the whole world, "DO •
all for the 'glory of, Gest .and to.
.Him be grary ,forever, and ever."'
The. theology' of the 'Presbyterian
.Chnish i§ • clinging ' to the
Creator and" -Gird holding up His
erelitures. Other :dentimitratiOnp _
stress' man's effort to reach big
Creafor. •
Presbyterians hatie alf• risinisterS..,„
equal in rank, becauSe every Min -
'der_ is i bishops described In the
New Testament as one ,who has •
charge of the- Word and the sacra, _
merits in aspartisulas eongregatiOn..„ _
Above this there _is. n'o. highersoffice s-•
Jiatkie Kellough, Sharon McIntosh,
• PATRICK. j. -RYAN .
Rraii-sMiller, Pout "Moss, Alena Patrick '3. Ryan, for .ntany 'years,
'Munroe, ,Totin 'SalTili,VS, Sheilah a well:known citizen of Goderieh,
Serimegonts- . • • : passed_aw_ay_ at hisz home, Trtifalgar
• GRADE :3 '1'0 •GRADE 4 . - street, oe Saturday evening,. after
. .
Sr :Accelerated) . .. ,. a Inng. 'illness.. Ile • was ' born
John - Aberhart, . Glen. Allen, Pa- seventy-seven . years ago at Walton,
. trWitt ....then, 'Audrey 13:tinter, „ Linda: the on . of JameS and Margaret
Mike, .Bobby- 13,lown, . Jacqueline, Kelly 11-stsh, and came to Goderich.
Broivn, -Gordon Chapman, 13obby over .forty years 'ago and engaged
c__•lornIshs . Marion Curren, _ Arditis in . business as • an insurance aar
Elliott, ' Bobby Fowlers Glen, real isstate-brOker. He spent .some tu. the •elturch, - "It W450__r , this
Gardiner, "JoyeiT lianintois, Martha .years` in Detroit; later leturelug truth our +fathers lest
.JaeksailiT:Itoli :Kinkead, Diane re-° to Goderich, and 'bothbefore and ...The speaker said - that, James ,I
Connell, Dn
oald McWhin•ney, Mary' 'after the years-. in. Detroit be was 'of • Scotland was' put in his place '
Ann,. NeWeambes .Donaid. Ronse, 1 a s member of the Goderich Town in the. name of Jesus C,brist'.when
Andrew Melville declared • there', .
were two kings and two kingdoms
in Scotland. ''gew when King
George gees to Scotland he vvor- .
ships An •a PresbyterianChurch,
not as the head ar the chnrch ,but . ,
as a Member. . .0 . ,
Two things are strongly Out -
„standing in the modernseene---sibe
pawers and . the ,poWerlessness of 0
than. There never .was a.. time
When man was more powerful' than
now, nor when -humankind 'steed -..
in:greater -danger Uinta t,o.dtty. . .___
,The.. speaker recalled; .that . • the .
,people of Igrael were told "riot ''t.o'.,.__2_
.,e.xalf 'themselves unless- 'titer;
membered the Lord, their God, .Who
"gave them snight. . • • s
' All, enduring power contes Iron).
..Gotl.• He is' the One tir be glorified.
The 0 whole world Was made ftir the
glory a God and man is Made for• •
that ,glory, but ' when he breaks
•loose, _he 'isillte -ix beautiful .priara , .
7gliESS-Cliitridelic1-Wth.1141ieS1-7brolten---,-,-.
and nseless 'when ' cut off from the ..
source, of its poWer and •liglit. ' •-,.
'We proclaim the 000rnlng of:
,Jestts Christ ,that' He might. lift
ns up: to the __source ot.,..1741S light
and power; and life begins for us-' -
again, _ . 0 s ..
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"If We try .to fid
nthe 'meaning
Of life' in ' our own ivntur desires,
We shall find no answer, 'bet to,
know that Vlie are, alive 0 to SerVe the
glerY of. God deliVers `cis from •our
, -
small selvesalfd fills our life with' is .
inednin,g. 'Just as the synset fing •
the ssky with. it lory,• so will you
be in the' glory and majesty . of -
God, of Him, and through nitti, ,.
Ond to Him, ,to 'Whom be glory
foreVer it/id ever.” •° ' '
-The act of rededicationand the.
profeiSsion of ,faith Wereled by
Iter..A. Ninamo, and ' xepeated bY
the eongregation; The 0 benedietion ..
'by Very Rev, C. II. ' iNittcDonald '
.tind the choral Amen, *by the ItileX .,
Churelt Choir coffelnded the Mettler-. .
ttble service. , . : • ' .. • • - •
'
CENTRAL SCHOOL',
GRADE 8.TO GRADE 9 '
Gerald Anin, .0 William • Bell,
Robert -.Bell, Robert sDockstader;
Margaret Emerson, 00 Leonard- Ear-
mans,..Edward Leggett, Fred Yioss,
Gedrge. Osinond, Mary Patten,,
George Thonipson, Barry Whet-
stone, Kerwood" White'', .,,Yen'enhe
Young.
.GRADE 7 TO GRADE 8
Harold Davis, Marilyn Elliott,
Jayne FOrd, John Graham,' Kath-
leen HIT"; Richard Holyer, 'James
Jackson, Ray Johnson, John Kane,
Elisabeth Lauder,' Gerald MaePhee,
Riehard 'Sledge, Isabel Moore, • Joan'
3Thiris---, m, Sandra
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Salkeld, Robert Vol land, Ruth
Westbrook, 1Vorsell.
GRADE, 6T0 GRADE 7
Corinne AlIi U, Glen Alan, Mary
Andrees;Donelda Bannister, Cam-
eron Bogle,ZIVIarilyn 'Crane, Ken-
neth Crawford, This Crawford,
Barrie Culbert, Mary Curti!, .Joyce
'Z;1;10th431)
aifer,11hifunslfttlone.,niKile,itbMa
lIilIyXtiiiime'Or::;
r ,
Marilyn Meltitosh, .Gordon
hawk, Paul Naftel, Jim Paget, Dons
ald PhareS, Adelne itiehI. Keith
Salkeld, Leona Rehmidt, Marion
Sernton, Dennis Steep, Jane, Stowe,
Billy,Sturdy, Sandra l'horaps Oil ,
Wsive'rley Nelson, Jerry .WaIl,
!Tarok" Webster, Murray Wood.
GRADE 5 TO GRADE 6
Ilohert Alexander, Chas.., Allison
.3111111 Cousin's, Ca inlet/ rialik,
Carolyn Duquette, Vivian klawards,
Il•ob Fisher, Laird Pulford, 11111
(larriek, T)on Goddard, (Imre Har-
man, Itath IIolyer, l)onna flortan,
Joan Itoy, Paul IItitchtns,%;Ittne
Johnston, Xttnteth JasIljng, Sandra
Rellohgb,•Ilarbid Lamb, Bob Laws,
Beryl ',Maguire; .14ek ,Ren-
neth NieXay, flotilla. McMillan,
Prances Morris, Isabel Morris,
Sandy, N'aftel, Dayitl Robinson,
ilortiOn Sallaws, Bill Seelmgeoui,
OnAion. 5 TO- GRADE 6.
Peter Allis, Jerry Andereon; rtiye
Nornm Stewart, Charlene Stowe,
Craig, 0 Sturdy,. 'Jonn Sturdy,. 'John
Sully, ',Penny ' Thorpe, -Karen War-
nock, Sharen Warnock. '
GRADE' 2 TO GRADE 3",
. Joyce 'Bosnell, Sandra Bradley,
James Bridle, Gwendoline., Brown;
Edna Cope, Dorothy Cornish, Mar-
lene Cousins, Wflhipm Orawfard,
tindn Fritzley,. Marilyn Hamilton,.
'.Elisaire-th Harley, Dian 0 Harrison,
John Hook broom , . Irene K
sTlidith Matheiss: John Morhs,
Barry. .rinnell, -Patricia 'Pre -Mt;
Timothy Sale, James 'Scott,. - Gary -
Stoddart, Dagnija 00 Xegers, Victor
Whetstones Richard Worsen.
GRADE 1 TO GRADE 2 .
Catherine Anderson, , 'Sheila
Brown, Jack Chambers,' Joyce,
'Chambers, Jimmy 'Cousins, Bobby
C, Crawford, Bobby J. Crawford,
Shirley, Tastier, 'Joey Fritzley,
Frank Gardiner, Pauline Glazier,
x1sFsH0rta1l.,-,•Aridreys41as...,se1tylli s
Hoy, Janet lingin, Marilyn „Tames,
J3arr7 Johnston, 'Sandra. McLean,
Irene Menlo, Judith Naftel,
ryri Natter, -Norin'a Redford; :Sonny'
Redfordc Joey Riehl,syrank Sal -
lows, • I,,stnny Slivimegour,Patsy
Stoddart, Marion Sutherland,'
Thnnnc' Taylor, • Mary • Katherine
:Warner,,,••. 000•
KINDERGARTEN.
Donna Alierharts.Renaid Attridge,
,Sharon 13nechler, Paul Banks, Ren-
alds Beardif, Dianne • Beattie', nth.
Bettor, Rayineed Illnek, 11111 Brad-
ley, Sharon Ilurges.§, Paul Carroll,
Lynne Contrie, Shirley Cbok, Clyde
'Cope, Margaret •Cpusins, Robert
Cousins, Craig Cox, Kenneth Craw-
ford, Dickson %Cummings, 'Kenneth
Da rid son', 00 0 Donna Dockstader,
Paulitie ,Durnin, katit• Ann Durnille:
GWeltda iEeltmier, Barbara Ellis,
Gni! Pailbert, Denfla Garthier, Pnn1
(lardner:4'1111110 Harmon, Michael
Helesie, Anita Higgins, Geel
nalmes, Elaine Johnson, 'Beverley
Johnston,.Sharoti .Xelley, Jahn Xin-
kettd, Prances La ith.cillite, Jimmie
LangiIIe,jiMmy I*400;. Brnee Mae -
Donald, neve Key ' W(4)611041.
•Rahert Makittirdy, ' Dianne Me.
Auto% Itopald McCartney,. Shirley
Mcepllongh. fle:Ferley Nfemillan,
Seat t MeTaggarf;
'bey,
Council, retiring because of failing
heath.' He served • also as a mem-
ber of the Separate Sciatica Board.'
Ile was tt' member - of St. Peter's
Chureh and of the Holy ,Name
Society. Surviving • are his wife,
formerly Theresa O'Ldughlins three.
sons, Norman and' Janleri, tif De-
troit, • and.. Gordon, of G'oderieliss
and two daughters,' Mrs. Ruskin
G. 'Cushing (Mary) .and Mrs. •Wil-
liant C. Christenson (Veropien),
both of Detroit also he 'Ister,
Mr -s„: aorgaret . Clary, of -fiertOrtly,
and 13`e:V.011:grandehildren. • . •
• Thei,ftmera.1 was heid,„on TueAday
morning trot!' tee -.family residence
to St. Peter's Church, where
requiem high mass was .sung by
Rev. .1, 1' (4 The-pallbearerS
Were .105. Finn,..John• Spain, Chas.
Black,NV. A. Coulthurst, n. M.
O'Brien. and -..tohn Boyle. Inter-
ment was in Blyth Roman ',Cathelic
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,hiliTijOAY PARTY "
• A, grZinp of, Mrs. jag. Black's
friends gatheredat the...henre of
Miss D. Mellwain,„ N'ewgato street,
inhoner of ;Mrs., seiventy-
eiihth birthday. FiVe hundred 'Was
played, winners heing Mrs. Jos.
rindgkinson and Mrs. it'oy
A dainty limch •waS served, the
table being eentred by a beautiful -
birthday cake. Tta was poured
by Mrs.• Black's gratiaaaughter;
Miss Virginia,
joined wishing' Mrs. Black many
more years of happy life..
Mrs. Wm. Craigle' of Ititchener
is Visiting in ,town • this week,
•
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131119e Moore, Remald
Moore, Dianne Morris, Joyee Mug-
ford, Harvey Munro; Allen Mid,
Nancy Robinson, John Ross, Barry
Scrimgeour, Beverley'Scritten, Doug-
las Shenton, Jimmy Rmith, Jimmy
Stephens; • ',Shirley Squire, .jack
St 10 t1 11(3! Taylor, Paul
Taylor, Peggy INnnlinS0n, Xent
T11 rn, W1l3ii0 W012, Brian
Turner, Catherine Wal 1! Riehard
W)1 10)11, Westlake, Siiirley
Wilyinson, Cheryl WilliamS, 'refry'
Young.
- 'OCR APOLOGIES
We regret that spare ,is not
available this Week tdr many utwa
items handed in. The repot of the
tonvottion alao IsnuavOld;
ably lett over to nest week.
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