HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1950-08-17, Page 11.03rd YEAR
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Young Business , BANDNOTES
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There was a large Audience for
en Form New 'The band concert 'i'Ciatirt' House
.,
*'- - A • I aiix• on Sangay ellgriiieg and tile
r antzation. program wee ratieb eajoy0d. For
, neat Syndaye.eveiung 'Bandmaster
W. •IT. Bishop Will present the fel-
lowing program.: . , ; •
M;rch-^'Q C"44adan. Beandtt
ti)
Harinn-"Tbe aY Thou GaveSt".,.' •
March -"0,1 Couirades"Welke
Selection • l(reenest) ,`,4.0peratie
-Mingle • ', ' Berry
March--- 'Under the -Double Eagle"Ra
Wagners
Waltz--"Soliralas Olass.'
Overture-"Clederelle •Italetierans
March.: --"The New ;Colonial" Hall
Grand Fantasia-"Goepel' Hymns"
. • .•• .. • Dumars
March.-"C.S.M." ,' Southwell
NValtz-"Wandering" GypAy" -South-
' - well
Selection-L"A.M.S. Pinafore" „
, , • ,, • Sullivan
Hymn -"Abide with Me"
-. ..- The King.
The, prograra is to begin at 4-30
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Both the "Blue • Water Band and
the Girls' Titurnpet Band -are plan-
ning to -be in, thei, Warriors' • Day
parade at, the Toronto Exhibition
Kin August 26th. As there will be
considerableexpense in connectiori.
with this trip, • a collection will
be taken: . at the Sunday evening
concert. • . . .
• Both4bands„toek part in the band
tattoo at Clinton in connection with
the old boys' reunion ha the .neigh-
bor town, They had 'a • good 'recep-
tion and the playing and drilling,
of the girls especially took - th'e
fancy of the big crowd. •
44..ek.
Abont fiftae,,reVresentative,..rulfg
bueinesSMen of Goderieh Met' in
the British Exchange4 Hotel,.:- On
• enonday • PVeulna , to Ci*ganize
Jnnior -Chamber .Conanerce, It
was An enthtfsiastic. meeting, and
the noreinatiott of the, slate of Of-
. fiders and 'election baiballotQwas
spirited and. -decisive; •
•,0,1ven. Hamilton, chairman of a'
§ice,ring fernterly named,'
was in the chair, and antrdduced
the •guest, speakers. He hoped the
organization, 'when •formed„, wOuld
be of ..seme benefit to the connxiun-
ity. He referred to. the lack of
extension ofindustrial life in .Gode-
rich. He felt there -Was something
stepping the promotion of securing
new indUstries, and he felt enough
was not being alone in this regard.
Harry Allan, president, of South
Waterloo J ueior Chamber Of Cone
.raerce, introduced Gordon Plaskett,
of Toronto,- regional president,. who
explainedthe aims and objects of
the "Jaycees." Be 'said. 'he was
..impreised with facilities in Gode-
rich---two railweys,a good harbor,
, .an airport -and with is natural
resources. •
The _Junior, Chamber of 'Com -
Mem, said the speaker, was ineor-
rotated in Canada in 1936 at Tor-
„ and, lathe United, S'tates •hee
fore that. Canada has -3.5000 'Mem-
, hers and there are thirty-six Ideal
Junior Chambers in Ontario. .
; 'It -is eorganization-of-Yonlig-
: Men .betvveen the ageS•of favetitYafive
• and thirty-five. It trains in, leader-
. ship by theory' and practice.. It is
:recognized -Strongly ' by: 'senior
Chambers of Commerce.” • • .
What J.C.'s Do
The 'Junior Chamber "of. 'Com-
merce, 'continued the speaker,. aids
• the „community' and enkleavora to
,promote ..industry; speiteors trade
• fair's. •Its externel work. is b -road.
Traffic •and safety catattatignieliullie
speaking are ,also considered as
• projects.
• Ile concluded' by wishinr the
organization the best of luck. He
had neved afteuiled' sucla it :large
urganilation meeting, as this. •
•
1)/in Hunter, of 'Wt. -aerie° ' Chain-
ber• • of Commerce, discussed the
. internal prohleurs. • ,of • such an or-
ganization, as a: .get -out -vote cam-
. •-•,. paign, ninnicipal imPreveinent,.
.education. • -•' ••
Harry 'Allan conducted a iint.,stion.
Entries for Local
Race Meet on 23rd
Are Interesting
PERSONAL 51ENTION
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With. interest,. j.11 rairlileSS" 110.r6e
racing•at its highest' Peak in Years
la Goderieb, Wednesday, 'August 23,
promirses •te• -be 4111 Otitetattdine day
in local' .turf histOrY. That ,is the
Ott.V. the Geilerich •Agrictiltural aria,
Trotting Associaqon holds it§
Mer racing-meetovith four races of
three one -tulle' beats each ,Caeded•
for the afternoon. • •• • '
t since the aye(' when *Dr.
Whitely' and, Gid Litt 'were .elealling
up .the "Ontario. harness, .racing
circalt with their fine ,herees hns
this tovvrilhed se' many good pacers
vvith which to challenge out-of-tewn
owners. •
In each ertlip faces,schedialed for,
next Wednesday there will be at
least pone Goddricli horse and, in
some classes,- two. or more.
, The ,TICreehyear-olds •• _
In the three-year-old trot or pee%
sPorisoreal,by• the Goderich,
chtintS, two local horses will go to
the post. They are, Just •Teddy;.•
Bruce Bradley's fast-stepping-rcolt
which scorett -a' -victory -over the
-
great • Sirver -Lee In one heat at
OWned b gorge Fea.gan, Goderich
Exeter, 3g6, Miss Callie Grattan,
towns'laip, which. •bad- a second and
fourth racin,g Thorieliffe's fast
The- neighborieg town of
Clinton. send -two colts to co*.
test .this. field;..thSe being "Punch"
MacEwen's • Merilee and 'Dick
jacebs' Mis.„s Chips. Another en ty
- Gypsy, P. • Grattan; • oi*ned bY.
Jlarzy.-Gesedy-01-4,:
'horse to beat .in the colt class may
be ,Ginnie Lee, the mare 'which won
in. this crass so handily at Clinton
recently. - • She is Owned by George.
Sherman of Rodney. . ' •
Two full-blooOed brothers, Will
be contegting the l'.).29 clase, they
are Del' •GitrOher'S' Moonlight Ex-;
prest, four-year-old. vvhich showed -
So, .at Clinton, and 'tar .
press, . a five-year-old . owned by.
Elmer Cranston.. 'Both are bY' Ray
Chilcoot and Lady Express 'and are
brothers to, the More famous Huron
'ExPreSs". six;year-old. •
• Ab• 4tevehson's • . Easter' •Maid,
which has been • improving. ,every
time out, rounds out the .Goderleir
entriesin this class, •
' In • the. 2.25 class there will be
Leah Harvester, 'the :seven-yeitr-old
mare, owned by George, Caldwell
•of 'Colborne township,' a nd oeedale
Skipper, ,•owned.hy Reg. McGee &
8 011st,Of, tewm. 'Leah Ilarvester was
an easy -Winner' 'in the . 2.28 class
Mr. '• Basil kelly. Was tip .frem-
,
London en, Tuesday on a visit to
his 'father, Mr. J. B. Kelly..
Mr. .:-tind Mrs. J. • EVvhslek
Stratford' are enjoying a vacation
'at Windy.- Pines Cottage at Sunset
.
• Mr. iii4-MAS.• J. Wilson,..40„, Huron
road, .wert, recent,. guests df Mrs.
Wiles at joliR, neat Chicago,
Illinois. * •
Miss' Eileen D'Arcy, of Ottawa, is
spending two Weeks „in Own, the
guest -of' Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mac-
Donald. „
• Mr. J. E..'0. KC, of Mon-
treal, is spending two weeks with
his mother; Mrs. , E. R. Elliott.,
Chbourg street. ,
-• yr. and Mrs.., G. , Bloor of
Dtrolt tind'Florida were , guestS
with Mr. and Mrs., J.' R. Henderson,
••e‘ I
' 'SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL PLOT
in Itinklitild eein'etery-,-Where a service' hOnoring melnury. of the war dead
was held on Sunday last. (Repoieon page 3.) -
Ray' Stewart Found
Fatally Shot in
Barn near Varna
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• AT. THE WATERPRONT
It-thAs been a quiet week- at' the
harbor,' so far as Incoming, grain
rergoes-nre-ceneernede-eArrivalie..a
the Goderich elevator were: Friday
-Howard Hindman, 132,000 •Inis.
oats and barley.
condah, '77;000 • iins.
Thursday, (todayY ' Starbuck,
14,600 bus.• oats and barley.• °.
- The Joseph P.: Burke artived on
Tuesday And took on 93,800 bita,._ of
AtbeAt for Montreal, clearing the
same day. " • • •-
The ,A., A,. Hudson is due at • the
elevator on Friday.
• Ray Stewart, 19, son of Mr.* and.
Mrs:. •,pordon • Stewart, R.R.
Auburn, was .,folind shot to death.
this aftern .on (Thursday)." in th'e
barn of, A. afestard, RR. I, Varna,
where. _be was helpieg bring'. in
the hlt•rvest. • • "
While the men went•Out to,, the
Mid .to bring in another, load,
Stel4k-yemained hi the barn york-'
ing,k41.11(Nwhen the 'men returned.
he was found shot. •• inquest'
Will likelY be• held. •
Ray married Miss Betty Nivins,
.adanghter of Mr. and MM. *David
Nivins of Hunga.nnon, this spriaag.
He was employed. as 'farm'. hand,
in the, Varett distrIet. . •
TIE OLDEST PRACTISING
LAWYER IN CANADA
, Mex. Mel ver of, Wi nateteg • sends
Perhal. Mked what the . lmanclal Engin avenue; , The ,siglial-Star the following Clip-
; -1 i'' 'Ro at Clinton tind. many think she:can Ping' 251/111 The Winnipeg Fr.,Ce Press
- niVional, he -replied 50' Teets Pe!" ald, o' Toronto, spent the week -end repeAt .ihe,•• perform:1'nm , An the
'-' membership fee to both. ' " „ - , an 0,00erich and' were warmly . wel- faster tield., . • ,
Men under ' flairty-fb.o. 3';(i:ir:4 - are corned by . old -friends,. - , • ', - In th... Fast Field' ' . - •
eligilikr• for -, metube•rshiii. ' .' The Mr and Mrs, Ren. Morden,- of The 2.20 chiss,..Sponsored by the
tentative plan is; for the •exectitive
' 0; be chosen from those below
thirty -live.. Those trbove forty may
join as. honorary thember.s • without
right :to a Vote.' "It .Ls .a.'ytning
Anen's organization, run by• young
men where, they are given -a.•cliarfee.
at self -development." - -
.. , The Jturior Chamber of Com -
regional responsibility, was. t Mrs: James WilS'on and son n -
inerce can -never take. Over zenior
chamber work. .Tfie primary. object*
is to develop Toting men to enable.
, them to pike.pOsitions On the .Board
of Trade, the speaker emphasized.'
"But if we think they are not doing
-.the right thing, we will 'cheek them
up.”
'Teeple still •4 run • the. 'temn
• thrOugh the Mayor and Tewn••Coun-
ciL'" He urged his hearers •tii turn
opt . to. ,nommation '. Meetings; and
have• A say in them. '" ., .• - i
.11espeler, Barrie, arid Galt.Junior
Chamber of Conatierce Wernher§
• Stirred, things up' et . the miteicipal
noniination meetings, and some of .ter, Mrs: Walter J. Granarich,• of
them 'contested and ' won elections. Buffalatt are at thp, British *, Ex-
' After ' getting • permission from, change 'Hotel•while visiting friends
•
. the. Citi, Connell, the Jaycees of h
,Owen. S Mid. put up 'nets? signs,
•• ()Warts -Elect44 • ,' •
' . The election -resulted as follows:.
President, • Dr. ' Walter Little,
chasen '" from . seven nominees;
1st 'vice-president, . Mek Culbert ;•
•'second tice-preeident, -Owen num-
.. . iltan; secretary'i• . Harold Shere;
•,- treasurer, • smaX . Cutt; ' directors,
Harold • Blackstone, • 1r,-,. Gordon
*Bannister, Dr.I3ert Such.. Othens
nominated were NVilf Reinhart, Joe
• • O'Brien, Keith cutt, Cy Robinson
and Harold Hibbert: •-•
-Dr. - Little -was- accorded- An en-
thnsiastic 'reception When he took
' the clinic.- He .. expressed thanks
for the. honor. "There is,. something
• for 'us to do, and With the co-
.* Operation Of ,all we will' endeavor
to. put the town on the map."
John K. Sully, vice-preSiclent of
• 'the Goderieh Board Of Trade, said
he WAS' glad to see a Junior. Chain -
pronto, and Mrs., Adam Smith, of Goderwh -industries, will 4)f coarse
Pnidon, made a hilcf visit in town 86,0, Huron Expressy jointly owned
- by Bill ,•Wood and Jack -Gardner, -go
the past,week •
Mi-. J. W.•MacVlearhas returned, to the 'wire. This fine -gelding hits
from •a three weeks' visit. with her •scored- some outstanding ,,yietotfies
•niege; Mrs. G. E. Br -Leber, - and Dr. during :t-ite past thOe monthg, f nd
,Bucher at' Kingsten." • will be one of the favorites in bis
Mr. and Mr. Robert Groves have class. He will, how'ever„ . receive
mOved to Sarnia, where -Sfr,,Groyes strong oppoSition from., Do'lla Ax-
has- • been working with the Can- worthy, a definite ehtry, and HenleY
. Wilkes, the faur-year-old which has
adinn Comstock Co.
Rev. and.,,Mrs., Roy -Columbus of. given, tie" Goderieh pacer ,so Muth
Mliyeaukee,'Wiseonsin, were geests. tro4le this' year; Reg.. .McGee's
this past week. of Mr. and Ars., :fast-ntiProving Philip-, Stout ' may
Noble Lanaway„ 'Nelson :street . ' also go to the wire In4the fast field.
Mrs, John •-,Sorei---luid,- ditfighter • In all„twelity-seVerr entries have
Margaret, of Fort, were been received to'date, and _vvith five
guests last. week at the home, .ef days to go -before .entries close hit
.g.k.,arid• Mrs. Leo .Chisholm. . fields should be well filled.
• Miss Cynthia Young- .and Miss : The first raco,wilt start •at 2 p.m'.
Prances -Arereton are tittendirig the All admission tickets, &red -lased., at
World .Christian ,Edlication# (Jon- the May. 80 meet, which was rained
'ventien being' lipid in 'Toronto -this out,' w,111 -be: . fully 'honored •At •the
gate. And please, Mr. Veatherman,
week. •
Mrs. Edward Nolan .and &Ugh, breek for the 'Association' ‚this
time.
REV. -O. CARRIE
AT ST. GtoRws onuadif
ere.,
• Miss Mary 'CAisifoim has retained
to her: home on the Bayfield road
after a.pleaSant; trip to Calgary,
through- the Rockies- - and to the
Coast. • ,
• .Mr: and Mrs. Floyd Iatslie 'and
three children, . of Leamingtoh,
spent lest Week' with Mrs. Leslie's
parents.; Mr: and, 'Mrs. .John rostpri
Eldon street.. , •
Mrs. Ernest Colborne and daugh-
ter, 'Mrs. Lloyd Otto, afid the bat-.
ter's daught-er,- reterned fo
Termite on' Sunday after speeding
hi --week in town. ' . . ' .
•
Mr. an d ,Mrs. Edward Pritchard.
• have:been. celled away to ,Ogdpos-
burg, NY;- owing to the •seriouS
illness of Mr, Pritehard's. brother,
Dr. J. A. •Pritchard. • • .
Recent 'guests with :Wig., M. P01 -
.son and Mrs. J. Cory' Were Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur .Lang, ;rim and Rose-
mary, of Saginaw, Mieh., and Miss
- bei of,----Cdremeree.,,,,Leanized,--herea
• 'Attracting indniStry Juts been' a ffTMisTJV1bf t-S-ehotritil
&lighter 1,-)prOthy, of Akron. Ohio,
Were week -end guests with 'Mr.
Scholl's sister, • Mils, i. .T."
andi• tr. Woraell,,,.',VietOria street.
•Nir. "rttra-Mrs.--Gro-Pge Sanderson.
hayo rettirtied home after visiting
their son, P'tO.- Whihiain anderson
and. Mrs. Sehler'kon'.. and Shittoil, at
Z44t. NVhile there they
enjoyed:al ,,ertVete• thecean.
Mrs. Reg.•Fuller -were their Wm
Maitland,' Puller; •of the S. S.,yintifft-
doe, 'and': Berniee, 4of, HamilttOn4,
nbio ,Mr. and Mrs. Frans' Ralf of
..,..,••••• chninber of Commerce vvill •"ploy an'a and 'Mr, and Airs. IT. 13. Wil -
On of Strntford,
ball with any organization." •
av itebthson moved e 'vote Recent gueSts With Mr., and Mrs.
thanks to the out-of-town spenketA, P. Weiner Were Mr. and MM. /3111„
end Mr. Plaskett' offered con- Stapleton and Mr. and Mrs. ' eic
gratulations en, the seleetion of Ilaidane of Hamilton.. Ruth and
Gordon, •TIaldnne; who id heen
.ofileers. •
A. charter 'meeting will be ▪ visiting here for ten days,-refurned
borne •with their patentee *
flounced in, the neiti. future. •
Rev. Carrie, rector,
St.' John's Church„ Jersey -City
Heights; occupied• thp pulpit- 02 St.
Gebrge'S Chureh „OJT Sunday mOrn-
ing. His text was from the seventb.
chapter of..St. Paul's second epistle'
to the Corhithiane and he -spoke-ht-
some length of .he troubled -condi-
tion of the Wo,rld tOday;tthd of the
preparations .being mIde .to meet
No matter holv desperate -the
situation seems to be, said •the
speaker, the Worft Of- the' great
apoSt-le are as anpropriitte-today as
when they were Written. • •.,
There Was- ix large congregation
at the service and the singing was
g°'a°1(1.r. Carrie is a.' GOderich Old bov,
and he is` always Welcome at St.
GoinVe.. 1 -le and 'his wife were
guests of his motheit,• MrS.
Carrie. •
• TILE -WEATTIER
Temperatares of •,..the, past, three
weeks in Goderich, With :those of
the ...corresponding weeks a --year
ago, as ,ellicially..reCorded, were; as
,
•
, , .
- 1VIin. Mex. Min
Jury 27..75 • , .61 .87 72
Fa., July 28....70 ' 60 84 70
Sat Jul* 29 -.82 63 . 82 73
Su•n„ Jely 139 .„..70 .65 75 • 62
Mon., Jaly 31 -.77 • ,64 74' ,57
'Tues.; 'Aug, -I „..70 62 711 48
(5171 • '7721. • 6632
Fri., Aug; 4 „MT 55 75 54
'-Sat., • Aug. 5 -.74 . 62 81 • 55'
Stin.; 6.,,,;.78 152' ,82 56
'lion., Aug.. 7- ....78 • 55, 81 65
Tues., Ang. 8 ... . ' 156 86 (8
Wed., Abgt 113- 89 70
Thurs., Atig.„ 1045- (-• 88 68
Frit; •Aug. 11 ..67 • 55 77 67, -
Sat., 'Aug." 12 .:72- 116 .`(17
Ran„ Aug. 13 .74, 49 ' • 64
Mtie Aug. 14 ..77 . (14
Trtes., ,• 87 63
Wed Aug.,16'''..18 6,4 „ SS -62
Reg, Williams has returned
to Toronto • .fifter a Nisit
of a ,fel'; dti*.ye With 'lila relatives'
of •Angust nth : -
Challengers for the title of."0411.-
Adn's Oldest Practising : Lawyer"'
a re • sti 11 - turning
'rite name of • LoftuS 1.:1;*
Dancey, 90, whose dea t•
Goderich. Ont., was anneunced'
Thursday, has now heen pia •
• forward for Ulte honor.
'thought to be the oldest' prat...
rising In in Canada."
Winnipeg•s contender,'15011e
blado, • 811, wa4 given the honor in
lopal; newspaper Stories lit Febru-
Rev. Di.'1VicDermid
Dies at London
in 79th Yeat
ary. • The occasion was a gathering
of -Canadian legal men to" eelebrate
the sixtieth anniversary • of. :Mr,
I'ithlado's Call to the bar.
It was then -reported he was the
only lawyer in ,Caeada still prae.:
tiSing.after sixty years,in the pre-
fession. • ....
Tlar "award",•waii, contested hn-
inectiately. A ,•:17eport from St:'
Thomas. Atilt„..,stated- :that J; 11.
Davidson, S5, of. tha t „city; 'was Akir
corrpieg • on .the • law ..loasine,..ts he
started Over . sixty" years 'ag,(A.
.1 ,never Made the clatiii
be flie. oldest -praeti-sing lawyer
in' Canada,'` said Mr. Pitblado,
Friday. "I' don't • kn.oW who
made it. I did not know Mr.
7 1 huwey, lort if he WIlt4 ninety
a'ild.stilt practising he ,probably
was one of the- oldest • in Can-
ada." .
Until an indisputable. claim is
put.- forward, it. seems. the title
must ,reumin open. .•
Memorial- Arena Being Prettied Up
forOfficial Oliening in October
ey.-7.017ei7( 7-irab-eigilr,-13:1/';
a. former beloved mhaister of Knox
onrriLeatt,,,.
.JiES BONNEY
J11.1.1)e6 Qfl1typaSred
‘).g.
Wednegdays Aupst Oth,
andra 1-lospital, • *diem be bad beeh
an invalid for -tour years. • Ile'mas
in bis eightieth' year.' lie was for
Yoare a cook le. local eating estab-
liShmente, with iutervals'ef
on the lakes. Re had no relatives
141 'Jar as known, here.. tie was,
InnAid in: "Maitland eenietpry, on.
'Monday afternoon, . after, a" service
at the graveside conducted by 13eir..
R. (41, 'MacMillan of Knox Preeby-•
terian (Murcia. ‘.• '
Presbyterian Church; died suddenly
on', Sunday last• It_London, after.
hn illness of .r,sev rat months: -He
ws:,in his seventy-ninth year..
torn at, Utita.,-Ont., "„,VIr.,‘MeDer-•
Mid received his secondary sehool
'education there .and at London, and
graduated from Knox,College, 'Tor-
onto, in .1901. In 1946 he.receiVed
from- the University of Toronto the
honorary degree ' .of Doctor of
Divinity. • •
His._ pastoral • charges • were at
Finga 1, Stayner; GOderich, Toronto:
'1St. Paul's :Church), Ottkvilleand
.rxbridge:-• 1,031, after fifteen
• ELSIE
'Word'has boort received Of the
death on August ,2nd elste Irene.
Robinson, sister of J. F. Robinson
of Go(letich. She • died in Wo-
inen'S • College Hospital, Toronto,
• after a week's Illness. A daughter
'of. „the late, Daniel and Elizabeth
k`a7face Robinson of Brooklin, Ont.,
she was a teacher in the Toronto
district for Over twenty years and
latterly on the Staff of the John R.
Wileox'Achool, and for some years
,Spent her holidays in Goclerich. An-
other brother, R. P.. Rabinson,• of
• 'Toronto, "also survives. 'Glen 11013.7
bison, of Oederich is nephele. The
fun gal sereiee was held at the
Of her cousin, Mrs. N'Villiam
R. tth of Rrooklin, with. dialer -
pent in Gtoveside cemetery,
Brooklin.
' Those, attending the funeral from,
Gederich were Mr. and Mrs. Frank,
Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Robins.
NO; i2
ate L. anceY
Jad Long Career in
LegaiProfession
The death, of' Lortus•
Mee whieb; occurred sudden at
his bome.last Thursday morning,
removed Ione Of the 01(le4 3At.
tbe . oldest practising barrister 111
callada, nancq suffered
fractured hip whou 310 41;°1113
hom0,. about q • month aglo, and `.
after 's,e'veitteen, days in beipiral
be was retrieved, at biS request, -to.
ids Item,. 'Pneumonia et in And
resulted', in ids death in•big,tioety.
iirSt Year. •, ' • , •
Mr, D'auvek wag bpra, -iir-Gade-' •
rich; 'a -son. of' the :7 late 'Captain,
Themas N. Dopey, Welt-1010*A-,
Great LOOS Captain, and XdrY
Munro,. Ile Was educated in,' the.
•selleols here and the .1',ItivereitY of
'reroute, graduating at the age Of
tWenty-on froin 0SgOOde
Be first, practised law in, Sea, ,
forth, but. 'the 'great -'part -of his
life was Spent in his native Oede-
rieh. He was an able defence coun-
eel, and prided •hiraSelk on never ,•
being late for court. He was the
'dean -of 'thet.bar Of Huron and g*
the. last eleven. years was president
of the 'Huron Law.. As.sociation. He
served. as Town galieitol* for a
number of years. In loop, he wat
appointed a King's Counsel, .
wits a member of North street
United Much. . •
An ardent fisherman,, each jely"'
1msttt
itf1°Aunnd:d •hRiPaive'art tahnegimin74,1:f(*).°J''thisti*,
faiorite 'fish, the black bass.. "He
also fished in Ahe Muskoka Lake,
and had done •considerable„,
travelling. ..
He Was the. last' of the family of
the late' 'Captain :and Mrs. Danc04
Surviving are hiswife, the terra&
MISS ' Vera 'Wiggins," et.:-GOderiel#
and two daughters and .a .S.OkPY*
a 'previous marriage: Mrs.. B. Cas -
grain (Arnie) and Mrs. ••Reniviclr'
:(Dorethy), of alontreal,, 'and. Wile
frid','-of 'Toronto.. , ,
• Business' Places Clesed..
ER,14,-BST p.uly
A former resident 23af"this
irict, 'in the person of 'Ernest 0,
Duff, 'passed away, at .his ..home, 33
White. street, Leamington, on • Sat-
taidaY, 'AiiguSt
stilted from 'a heart conditien,which
had Cenfined him, to beitfor ,almost;
three weeks. He was the son ,of,
the late •atigh puff and -Eliza Ray
and , was born. near Peterbolo in
1.879,:corxiieg to 'Dun,gamiora .at the
age of five and living there until
1926, when he moved to •Laming -
ton. He was an active. member of
Knox . Preabyperlan Church 1)1
Leaniington and .Seryed „a,s, repre-
entative elder. He was married
in 1907 to. .rean Sturdy of-Dun-
gennort, who • Survives, • as do two
Sons, Ray, of :Leamington,. and
Arthur, of Windsor, else two. grand-
children, Deibiis. and Virgil Duff,
laith of -Windsor. One, sister, Mrs.
Fred Ross of •Anburn, also sur-;
• vives. Mr. Duff was predeceased
• In. tribute .to, 'his niemOrk; A•14#•4---0..
budiness. places on the:Sqliare .were
closed during. the "hour -Of the fun
-
era' service,' whieb took place at •
his residence, St 'Vincent street; '
on 'Satuedity afternoon.. Rev.
W. Cope, of lierCia street :United'
Church, conducted the Service in the; .
P1 '-11( 1)2. citizenS -front" all walks '
in. life. Among. those )n Attendance.'
were. Mayor George Math'ieson. and
Mei1lbers and otheials, of the,...Tovvn •
Council tind weathers of the Huron
1„aw • .A.,;:eocitition..-' • Juel'
1929 by ene _$ister. .)Irs. .latnes 1.Vost represented-_-tbeAudielarY-
Medd df-F,4.',A.111ntrit.'' Tite-.funerat ser- [Among ,the avealth'o'f •fierat trlbufes
'vice- took place ' on -Moilthy at the I were °those from " „North slreek,
stth fatteral.liente, 1:ea tnington,. Church -and' the Huron Law • •
and was clindtacted by ReV. Chas, Asspcilitton.
rarter. inte:rment wIls ill Ever, • The pailbearerA were it. V. Hays,
green memorial cemetery there,. - WC., Frank Doune'tly,.
D•irrow K.C., of toWn ; E.• Bell,
JOHN
ttoimey' Glenn Hays; of ,Sett-
K.C., : -of Exeter; county Crown, • •
Wahlifttttitr:ghatatul,l'Il(gif toil, of Clintop. • .•
forth,. and' Ex -Sheriff 0'. "
town, died on -Wednesday in Alex- :'IIIternmxt was .in'Ale•'fantily„plet
andett Hospital in his
-sixty-s,eeond xiaitland cemetery.
. ,
' Although Alt's only mid-Auguet, the Arena'. The riocke; 'cushiOxi or
• ;
'contentions. point''.•here, encl.eliti
•efsm cheap, -He reinitided that
'"you :and' put the Town' Council
there," and the \Board of , Trade
Ints done a lot of .yv,ork. PTilikis
great town for Atreet,Orner beWea,
• Gederich has 'the' advantage of a
• fine inirbor, but there is. difficulty.
'Advice has been obtained .of the
best 4irains-- es 4o...the-Wit:pi 'd • at-
, ,
,Traeling
:possible hae been exert to 'get
'and the Beard will weleeme any
• , • Suggestion.. '
' Dr. Little, asSured the Junior
4/1
ElalOAGEMENT ANNOUNCED ACCREDITED PIMLICO AC.
mt. lied Mrs. Prank •Macterinfin, , • COVNTANT.
IitehaIsh, announce ;the engage- -Mr. (1. m. I:angelic, hits been
meta of their daughter', Barbara Awarded.' thii degree of ftecredtted
lionise, id Sir, Ponald. Franklin public, areountant from file Institute
Ahislie,eon of Mr. and, Mrs, at„ 1, of Aecredited Public Accountants
Ainslie, Goderieh; the wedding to of, 'Ontario. Vt. T4111101/0 1.4
take place in .Ashileld Presbyterian plOved flE4 aveandtaut at. the D6inin.
Church early in September; ititi nond UnebitalY. Co.. ;
activity at . •Goderich's • Memeriai wall facing the ice surface is being
done in a •unique Sungle color ..- The
'Arena this week gives one.the lin- two seating • sections ' at the north
.•
end are in...yellow, -Wh'le thoSe' at
pressien 'that .epening night is only
about_a week away. A crew of.
ine,n are replacing th.e.vaSt network
of artificial 'Ice pipes; Bell •Tele-•
phone.' Men, have 'been installing
tele'phenek veires and 41sd wires for
_broadeasting-'from the arena, and
.a special•Caniteian, Press 'eeWswire,
is to be, installed later.',In • the
'evenings,' gangs. .0eme11, .represent-
ing v.arions , Organizations, aye
painting.. -All in .411, it's -been a
• hiVe of activity... • n_
Ail the werlt is in preparation for
the big . official •opening
;which will be abont'the seeond week
in October.: Plans are •alreaOy be-
ing 'made for a ,gala aipening,,,the
full _details of Ni74.11.Vh Will be 11-
nolince4 tte later date..
.. Ice 1Pipe,s Being •Repinced''
Because the eriginal artificial ice
pipes haye not proved eximpletely
satisfaetory, they are being entirely
replaced, Instead of , twenty -root
leugths, 'forty -foot lengths fire
being laid: This is being done Jit
"the expeuse of Canadian Ice Ma-
chine of Teronfo, who inStalied the
year. He was -a native qf Sask-
atcheWfIll 'and owned and',operated ing.1'411e* fttneral ' were Mr. Albert
Those froth .ouf of toWri attend -
a fatat there iintil rwenty:Jme• ,years Wiggins, of 'Charleston, West, Vir-
ago, avhen he came to Goderich,
and entered •the. 'trucking bushiess. '
allirsia. ;Ejdietmeard+7Cirgifr.an'r'df l'so°11r,nrct.; ..
Ett-ch- year he „returned.. to Sask. ward, (if Detroit;. Mr., and. Mrs. '
atchewan to look after. les farm ward,
of Acton.
there. lie was a member of North •
' Street United Chi •ch d f
an o the
_ Canadian Order of Foresters. ,
. • . • •
He is stirvived by' his wife the
,
years as minister of Knox Cherch,
Fred, Goderich; two half-bre-
Oodepich. he accepted •0 call from . .
i rs • 1 ham . of ‘it 1ft C lrrenti
,• - , v t
the South end Are grey. htelt of . • • - • • •- ' 'Sask., And Alvin,eof Reginh,..Sask.,
st "Paurs Presbyterian Church • , .
,, and a half-sister; 3irS. Ethel -Farris;
the -seating sections on either side
et . dia„ charge, Lxbrui.ge, rn..yeuruary .u., ,
Toronto„, He..retire$1 from his .lastt .
refthI,Byaarndfft,In.dAtrilt..T;t„e'rot, bidr4oitehde;;;1
of the ice surface .iS painted
owing to cot/Wined, n nessa . •• .
-His wife, . formerly Frauces action in World 'Wee I, e,,,,,
ferent color and -these color' are
blue, ml„ broyvn, green and orange.
H i t d• d i 1948, " d- h • is -
the funeral -service at the Cranston
Williant II.. Campbell tHeleir) and
•I(Lm. Intestent will be in Maitland
funeral honie, on Saturday it 9'30
Mi's. 11: D. Beattie (Nfionti), both '
Pfillbearers will .. be
--t.
'Gaily •p:finted commercial Aver- i
Dermid, of .London, and ,a brother, .`"'''''Y' ' ,
, , , ward Elliott and Rusiell Jervis- of
ot Toronto ;. a .-on, John G. - Me;,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Messrs'. Fred' Neal of London, -Ed-
tisentents are to be , found at. the
Clintoe, ' .1)Ouglas McDougall of;
arches. Slime of • the '..
top of the 'walls. •betWee-n the roof
soco . „,,, Jalnes G.- INIeDermid, of ''NeW'Yor '
and, City., . .
Goderich• • '• 1 Robert. ' Fisher
8till, available to letey,chants
• . Dr. .MeDermiO was - a • korainent
Mason and • was Past . Grand ( '
tf Stratford, and Norval Anderson
tnUnsh.!.p,•
fli.m'S wishing to Advertise.*
o o ma. Members' of the loe, 1
. , A Tribute to: Royalty • -' - .
, , • The funeral service* was held o
errY 1,v111 he. floiver-
Chaplain. of 'Grand Lodge'. .• • `'
- ' . ' ..----. II .1(f)dg6e der .i'.`orest ; ' • • A
the earth end Of the rink. and. on ,
...On the wall of the ataditoriuin at
Tueeday• /afternoon at .• the Trull, he • - •
ill'Ol'S.
ither , side- of the Torenta Daily
funeral henie„ Toronto, where- the ._
tar time .•elock will• be ,piiteed it
serviee was eenduoted by ReV. Dr.." .. .
----
•
large Portrait of ' the King and '
IL M. Paulin, formerl'y 02Rosedale
Queen. - These Will be .draped With
The different -colored. sections" en- t ner, , , RON. C. W. Cope Will oflielate :11
surv1V ed by two, da ughters. M re.
able patrons to end their seats more •
readily's% •
, DELBERT StiLAN. '
Presbyterian .Church, and Rev.. Dr. . Well 'known in this ecumpunity
'flags and' spotlight- turned on
Wasaen,,,a,C•alvie Church, Toronto. through long association in' variotis
thcxu441st pteviotts. 'to, the -Start
Represmitativea of I)r.- McDermld's activities. W. Dellyirt .Splait'died'on
ef• the' arena 'will be allremed With
of a hockey.game; the .main lights -
former charges. at Goderich, Ex. Monday Kincterdine Genera). Hos-
bridge, St. Paol's (Toronto) 'Arid Pit, been ill for Some
onlY the spotlights. plVring on the
Oakville were 'attendance, thoee-Inteiths ,past. Member . of one of
portraits as the 'crowd standa, for•
from Knox Church; Ooderich, being' the pioneer families -id Kineardine
t•he playieg of the national' anthem.
Rev R. •0 !Mae
eiyed his . education in -Kin-
• original pipes, and who • are to)w Every ,nockey match win 'be given _e_.1.0_ . , . INfillan, ' Geo. be- Woe born here October' 2271880,
the benefit of , this ,dromatie ,
„.
, , iii set and, Robert Bisset. . (11(1(80 811(1 was .employed for year,
„, ,
fle11111(1:limiTther• eolorful „opening ceremony.
tintl ''''''s s'Thne'f.e:intPerin.je.ntMilwe'gaqw0111' 9(.11.!--o•-ne- 'Ir[VC.
replacing then' on their
of complete satisfactioN
Abont 200 flags have nlready been i, , . • . n aro-, un , the Andrew Malcolm Furnitt -
•. -•,/
' MeCLENICHEY.-AVAY • • • - 1 rade. Rot tirning .1 o Kin en rd ine, it e
s,
•
work Will be einnleeted, by the end
Will be,carrred On, next ir-e • TS
6k- rf. ie eava, e.- t g, ,
of the arena to give ft still, more
.
„,..liary Pearl „WaY,_ daughter of ev•tablished the Kincardine' Cleaners
._
firm. Disposing 'of 'it fon+ Years
Jame's ' lititehleson : is: 'again in
, e.. colorful g ow to e . n et or. , .
..., 1 a fing, ,02 Mi. and Mrs. Albert Pepper; Sea -
1 the I t .1. If . ., , . ,
he
charge of the,. Installation ,wor
is' being• done 1)ST anyone las gp . f th i •
The' we
' Ming,
1 Mathiesonss.
, 71tirlierorts , organizations • have
peov bled .y•oluntitty, labor, • for t he
painting of tbe arena's - interior..
These include .Goderich Elevator
Co.; Purity Flour Mill; Dominion
Bead Machinery 064 Mac.Donald
Eleetrie; -cam-Whin latittif;, . Lion,
Club. ,
Mb; 'Imperial 011`Lrd.; kjamen
.
, A Celerful View
' The interior of the' arena now Is
it veritable rainbetv of colors, pro-
-at this_ week and testing operations: donated and more itre 'needed.
easant .cemetery, Toronto: Company. g La t e r he • went • to
•-T1 hrn the eefling tee-ferlowed
,was .un tee. In marriage. to ago to the p1 C's owners, he estab-
M()il.. 'henry Carl ' Me.(31lnehey, Kip," lished Kincardine 'Floor servfee,
Manager Lorne 'Wakelin should be
liitske s4tle'doinN'ahtlee•iltol,1/26heorilreSillitle,t.'Awreunidit'
pen„son .02 114T11(1Mi•s. William which he eondueted' until his"death,'
.. McClintehey„ Ilolnr. iesville, at . 11 • 'M'plan Was a member of the
.advised. • Phone t2T. - - ' • -:.
'0:elock -Saturday morning, August Church of the '"„kies,alah, Surviving
.anSyMilbipsyacarBitif:)eci'elrvi:r..seat in''the arena
r--4-11-e-en ' 'tire",.. -e•
, etSkeltcletfisfort4,Seitrseosteirre• .
501. Itev. M. 14„. Newell:officiated are his widow, 'the former 'Clare
at the ceremony ,ir the manse a IL Caswell of Durham • Pt()sonS,
the United ' Church, • Ilehmewilie. John, 00(10•1i - 11( X" '
1( .a_
te.,)t ( e ail( trt«,groom ,were at s aft of The Kincerdine NewS, and
sale at 'Craigie's ,and I'Vood's Tool-.
of tended by Mr. and Mra. Albert Me- two ,danghtei-sM
, rs. Melvin 'Ritchie,
rooms early this fall. Price
•Sech••a. ticket, Will .be one dollar. Clinch6y of Carlow. ,brother ena Rinenrdine, and Mrs. '..Tack. Harr'.
sist
The° holder of etich a ticket hitS er-In-law . of, 111., bridegroom. son', Tiondon.L-Kincardine News:
1T
he he bride .were ,ft g()WrI Of, r6)111) nee, MI'. John Mean aftended.the fine
le!fr-tiolei*let. Y. th()rnotitileoust(41•tthe'°.f sieliti8sbn0i.' - On •
the ‘ntglit of a ' hockey match bine . sheet with „grey Lecessiiries ernI 'of his father et tetineardine on
Or end a corsage of. pink. vises and *Thiirsalay .111St. The ' serylee Was
Illy -of -the -,valley, Hey attendnnt 'conducted by Rev. NV: P., Davis, of
earnival, .thee.horder of the ticket
W11(4 Cli'e.g:1011 In navy ereee vvifh Ovotsso, Miell., acting rector of the'
than 6. p.M.,,, otherefise-the seat goes .
ileagsalittor 'Ilit1(11rnettilArtsleon a 'AitliedeketriP lattieler gr"Y aecessories :Ifni corsage Or-Clinreli -of „the Messiah. Interinent
pink ,rnees, On their return trom was in., Kineardine. eemetery. • '
it wedding trip to Nirthern ontariee , - • . .......---• 't.
en sale to. whoever wishes. to pur-
abase it' after ' tit& time. . • the •(ouPle will reSifle on theliride- . a"e*?menejeti „el* i ,0%„,rv,
(1110lug a warmth and a cairn i
V111 -
like atmosphere Whith aurprise
raid' delight those who ;have not
been luside the arena Attlee last
winter. "The, interior of Gode-
rielea nreeit is one Of the 'moat,
colorflit in the Province,' eield
George Hipel of tile
strdetiou ((1811)1/ 113; D1.11 lders,
tin a 'recent. visit here; Ile.. plittis
'to be Pro,sent on (Melting tlght and
take color ittOies..4of ttetiVitieS: •
The, north. end proniennde and
corridorS are painted a 'beautiful
pastel ------1.1 de with it darker
, ,
,
‘,FIRE ALARM' 1.4,ST„ EVENING; .
LaSt • .(Wednesday) 'evening, I
about 9 o'ciock, -4 car ditien..by
Jaele. Morgan, of Ingersoll, entering
Goderich by the Bayfield road, toOk
fire," front a short eircuit- at the
Britanuift i•oad • corner. Wigan.
went • into the store' at, the 'eorner. •
alitl put in •an alarm, and 'aliaiost 1
as soon, as he 'got out on (the road
again. the lire truck was • on ,the.
apot after a three -quarter -mile, TIM.
The fire Was -extinguished,' but as
the car , was b.eing pu-shed ilong
Victbria; street towarde the 'Reg--
ga rth rage, It breke , Opt agin.
Fi , however, the • car reached
the gArage will 00 danTage baek Of •
the hood. • .•
the „same e.yening. ,to •the Loncion
hospit
, .
A, son of the late,John and'Susan. •
Stiles, O'Keefe; Ile 'was born and'''.
lived ,all his life in."Ashfield,toWit-
ship. Iles wife, wbo eurVives,'15
the former Anne HuASek, sister of
Mr. John Ilbssey, of Cloderiett, and:
Rev. T.* J. Hussey, -of Seafortp. ' •
was a member of St. Joeeph's
at Kingsbridge, and of the'
ILO Nana, Soelety.
Surviving also. are lone sons and. •
a daughter -Rev. '()*Keefe,
of 'formito ; Eugene; of Hamilton;
Joseint,•, of' ,,Itintail; Rev. Cyril •
O'Keefe or Sister _
Mart , London ; Iliso
7111417.Tocathuelrs otmKtleoSilea,fie,rosf, _
Alt 11 Claude, of -(1randePrairie, -
,Alta. ; afiss . Mary 'O'Keefe, of Cat.'
gory ; Miss Adel•itie O'Reefe,
Chicago, attd Mw. 'Long, of; ''
eviri:rott,Inv,er, aixl'!two gra.nd-
,•
- he Muerte WAS held from his •
hrt residence fit •Kintf111 to., St. 'w
Kliigsbriage,
'Afonday Morffiiig. Soleinn requiene
high ITIFINS WAS sung by a SOni 41teir.
Thomas (Keefe, assisted .1tY 'ate. •
other. son. Rev. 47,1yril O'Keefe, And
A nephew, 'Rev. 11r. P. J: MdCartlay,
of London, The sermon - Nos
preitehed by 'the parish priest, Ile*,
P. V,' I)onnellan .Bt. JOSOPIt'S
Aoiong the eighteen prit3st8-
in the' sanetiltiry was" Hey. • P. /,
I-Inssey kioaforth,1 brOtheren,lii*i
Als9. xiresent in the ln.rge aringregit-
f1011' . SeVerAi 'amps from St,
Joseph's •Convent„. London, Ituriat
took ,place in Sk.-IosepMs cemetery,.
Kingthridge, with the following -
acting As pallhearerAltPitilip
Of Lattrin; .01110; Ptartit' and John•
'S.- Dalton, Thomas,. Garvey,
1,31:111).1 :NtaCPOnald and 'Robert 141ml*,
be built some, thne this. fall.
It Is expected tha t n press box fat!? 0.0w,xxoefe!„,6.6_011.. s„),
dVir.1
Th IS, Will' Ile loented 'Immedntely l'"14A!ranillx "F "O"ARIC Ir1.411(1Aoti: 111:181t,
ander the Toronto Dailir Star-time•i'latonsigner N. Campeate who •( P -fatmer, le&auddettIV In
clock itt the, nerth'etid of the. arena.
It Win have n telephone, itPan.
Winn Press news .'wite and tacit -
green for trim, rbis 1-4 Ills° .the 'him for radio broadcasting front
color aelteme for the inside,wallS of the avena.
watt parish. priest -of St, Petet's,
(Oder -tele some Wetly ykftr8--8go;
AA at Cbatliam,,,rm August 7111.4t
the ,ago` Of.,seventy.elght years. Ile
•
--The pieviotts
:Wednesday he had been operating
a tractor on IN arm and being'
taken ,Stiddenly 111 •vitat.„-Attken.
had been 111 Sitlee last March.
"e•