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s 104th 'Year—No. 22'-e
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J.C.'s Conclude
f950.51 Season with
Dinner Meetin
The Junior Chamber ef Cemmerce
held their Deal dinner Meeting of
the 1960.51 seeson elie"British
Exchange Hotel on *Wednesday
evening, with President Mel. Culs
"bert• in •the
Bob Barnes, legiteellicer, 1.nstelled
President Culbert, Vie -President
• 'Harold (131ackstene and Secretary,
Bill Anderson in their' 1951-52 „of-
fices.
Mr -ye -Barnes announced-ifher • he-
• corp,oration Of the Goderich Junior
Chamber of Commeree. Be eie-
plabled that it •wes7 necessary to
incoepotate the Chamber ae a Board
of Trade, with the Goderieh Board
' of Trade reMaining As the senior
body in town, . 'rile incorporation
wais, effe,ctive as of *ay 15.
An election of two additional
directors to thesexecutive was held,
• Walter. Westbrpolt and Bob 33arnea
• winning the offices. .
,Policy for 1951-52 .,
President Culbert peceeteted the
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• J.C. statement- of 'Policy' for the
eomigg year aS follows': (1) 'Self'
edecation (public speaking and,
chairmanship courses); (2) ili-
'dustriale -promotion,f 7(3) • making
Goderich a better place' to live in ;*
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• tions; • (5) at least one • extension
in 1951; ((J) Membershipe (7) at-
• tendance.
• The president.. praised the, work
of the industrial ,conamittee during
- the •pant year. tHe „expressed, eon-
ifidence, that result's • will be ob-
tained With the ,forinatioie of the
new Gederich industrial Commis-
sion,, comprising „ twO' members of
-the Town Council,e•tWo from the
• Board of Trade and two from tee
. Junior Chamber. 'Thetwo mem-
bers repre.s.enting Aire' , are
Harold Blackstone and L. •"Nip"
Whetsfobe: • ,
Owen flab:Alton, retieing, second
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vice-president, reelewellethe' weds
eaccompliehed by the house
nffmber-
ing committee.' .. Plans for the nem-
. ehering are almost complete s how -
Mr. .Hamilton warned that
the actual work •ineconnection With
the project '.would recturee the ete
,most effort and co-operetion IV all
del's and would extend over e
period 'of three months. • _
President Culbert; in his revfeW
• .-of j.C. projects, urged the' member-
• ship. to Ihrovvits foll. weight behind
"urbatereral. relationship' d
stressed .the inipertanee td Goderich
• Merchants' of this relatiopehip. Be
. expressed the 'lope that the Gede-
eleli chamber Might sponser One
new JAI elub' in -the district in
the comfit's.. year. • , • e
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In coneltesien, President Culbert
impressed epon the tiewly-elected
executive the restionsihility of their,
offices, and called for fell, co-oper-•
. 'Aeon hi Attending exeentiv•e meet-
. ings.•
- , Beautification Week. Winners -
. Results of the lettblic and ..Separ-
ate Scheer contests with .regard to
Beautification Week were an-
seepeced, hy. the chairman ot, te
ners are: Public ethoolegirls--lst
• • prize, Marion &Tifton '• 2nd; Adeline
• eliehe; 3rd Margaret Curren: Boys
•--1st, Richard sWetsell; "gride 13111.
Boetger ;. 3rd, Robert Fowler.
Separate 'School' (boys' and .
• grouped together because of the
smaller enrolment) Auleen
Fisher e 2ed, Anna 'liateeeDreinian
and Joseph eiftrennan ; 3rd, Gekald-
Ind Anstine = Prizes were $3.00,
'$2.00 ,end $1.00..
WEEK -END ACCIDENTS . • •
• THE 'DISTRICT
• Robert MeIlwein, Goderich towto
ohiP, suffered cuts, bruises and
ehock on Friday when his car ran
°oft highway 21, six ancleolielf miles'
. south • of • Goderich, -and, struck 'a
•• tree. He was' removed, -be •Alek-
aedra Hospital attended by Dr: J-.
•. M., Girehem. •
- On Sunday evening a ,car driven
• by eliss Shirley Ives, R.R. 2, Cline
ton, ran off the road on to the
soft sheulder of high -way e, two
• and a -half miles north of Clinton.,
Clay clinging .to the, tires caused
•, the car to skid whiin it' caine beck
' On the road, and it, ran inie Eh
ditch, causing $250 damage to .the
.• ear. • ' • •
kiss Ives suffered laceratiens to
• _seem], _And. knees----Aftereeregetein
'enfMfttoirtfoiceilie leas tilleVe
• to go home. . •
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Pfevincial-Conatable Don. Trem-
bley; Godeeicb, investigated both
. accidents, ' -
STEPHEN C. ,STOTHERS
:GRADUATES AT 0.A.0.
At the coneeetition Of the
tail° Agticultileal College, 'Guelph,
• on. May 22nd, tiwo awarde were
• Made to StePheri O. Stothers„ of
Fergus, "Sete ,of Mt. and Mrs. S. B.
Stothers, feleiterly Well-known. resi-
dents of Ashfield. One wasi the
firet Pioneer Feed reward, $76, given
to "outstanding students :in the
anitnal•,- lietehandry or poultry
• optione; witn.'particular referenee to
p1o1l(i(U(' 171 1i e stock, poultry
•.end nutr don I studies," TIM
• other, $26, "wit ;the Citnaditift Feed
' Jij Mita eterers' .A ss o elation IRIS*
awarded •to'il, fourth -Year Atudent
standing high est in the eubject of
animal merit on.. The 'young man
„gra(1uate(1 wltli tho degte.•!0 of
'Ilaeheloe-df So'lettee In Agrictiltere.
TWO:Sir:AR-15LO BOY. iittiitN1111
AITBITRN, May .2(1,—A two-year-
old Anitterne'disteict boy, Willieth
jOlitt ,R0b1es61., wee taken te the
• Winglitunital Uglier etifffring
from "seclind, • egree burns. The
60Y, shn Itobinson,
2, Auburn, • pulled over it pot of
boiling lard and suffered burns to
the face; n and right arm.
Re10.A4F; MAN •. 6,
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'Warrant Officer •Doe Thorlitone
station, Clinton., hut who
reeedessein Goderech, is leading the
•"Iiit parade"' its far as the Lions
Club •perch derby is concerned.
Who4' "'big one" on
Saturday, May 10th, it put him in
tOe eeed •which, he still holds for
the final $100 cash, prize and Also
a -trophy. ,Finat winners, however,
will not be declared until dee derby,
ends on Jung 16th. The standing
of others for prizes are, le- Order
of' the size of percla caught:. 2, E.
Wood, Londoo (caught May lst) ;
3, Mrs. F. Brown, St. Marys; 4,
Whitey Choineki, . elver Rouge,
Mich.; 5, Q. W. 13Ydroft, 'A.R. 7,
London. 6 W J Boyce, London;
7, J. Dolphin, St. Themase,S, Frank
Browns R.R. 5, St.. Mapee 9, H:
E. Wood, Stratford; 10, Alvin Har-
mer, R.R. 1, Mitchell.
Registered Music
Teacheis of Huron
• Meet in Goderich
An interesting •dinner -meeting of
the Huron county branch of 4the
Ontario Registered Musie Teachers
Association was held on Thursday
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Mrs. J: G. eleriOugall of. Blyth,
president of -lie. ibranch, presided.
Memlbers and gliests attending Were
Mrs. .May R. MeKinnon, 'Clinton;
'Mr. end -Mrs. L. D... Thompeon,
Beuseel§• Miss; • Eileen •• Glidden,
Holmesville; Mr. George • Durham,
Seaforth '• • Miss ..Cora • B. .Ahrepe,
-Stratfords Mrs.. G.. •Wendorf, „Clin-
ton e 'Miss Elaine Walsh, Belgrave;
Meat; Myna • Middletpn, Goderich;
Miss Elva Wiltse, Olinton, and Mr.
*efielf Mrs.. Lyle Brother's,Bruesels.
It ' was a happy , get-tegether .foe
a deliciettie turkey, dinner, at tables
prettily ' arranged with • ilowere' by
Miss IVIiddletoei and ma. Thenipson.
MisS Ahrens, as gueSt speaker,
was introduced by -Mrs.- McDougall.
iShe is. an author, lecturer and
musiC •instruotor. Her address on
the Ontario, cenvention • at leingeton
highlighted theevening 'for every-
'ene..
• She said it-wae a purely Canadian
convention. The •Cs.R.M.T.A. has ,tt.
membership of 1477 in its. forty
hrtinches. .:She gwee some intereSt-
ing points from some of: the,. ad-
dresses: • •
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• • Convention Speakers ,
Importanee of musie itself, rather'
than -of--teelinique in ' teaching, was
stressed by Di, (Healey. Willan, re-
ngwned '• composer; organist and
teacher.- ;He said that nmeic is just
about theonly, art, in .whieh tech-
nique is examined and merked..
Punctuated with sparkling: with
•Mme. Pauline Doitalda;reiesident of
the •Operae-Guild of Montreal,' told
the convention that singers are the
• only musieians wlie •must produce
Pettit tone • "and the spoken word.,
She disagreed with those who have
said the English' larynx is not as
vocal: larynx. Most young singers'
.ackeperseverancersliessaid•.
.Speakers also stressed the neces-
sity, 'of aequainteng, Other cOunfries
with -contemporary Canadian musid,
and vice versa, !Mies Ahrens:said.
Dr.- J. Althotise, thief 'director of
thq Ontario .Departinent of „Educa-
• tion,. speakipg of thecurriculin3i
now being worked ouf by teachers
and local boards, stated the de-
partment e2vOied not permit changes
to go into•force which would•handi-,
cap 'a Child who shoved -fret& one
district eo another; ' would not 'pere
mit deducatio'n to become narrow,.
local, parochial. :School music es
mainly 'co-operative and- has 'proved
to be stimulating in regard to eel-
lective.effort. • „
Another speaker. ,a1 the Conven-
tien,•Dr. G. Forneret, Proteetarit.
chaplalb at the Penitentiary, srle,
dared that . the teeentyzfive 'men -In
his.ehapeltheir are tough-loeking,
bet they have•,learned to love, good
music: Prisoners, are there for re-
formation ;.and to •e.ab• Sent out
'better than they were. .
Mise, .Walsh expies.sed
appreei-
iifion to Miss Ahrens for her in-
forthative addreas.• • '• •
- Officers Elected• •
Mrs. May R. McKinnon presided
.for the election, of °Meet's, which
,resulted in the re-election of Mrs,
McDougall AS president, Vice-presi-
dent is Mrs. L. D. Thompson, Of
Brussels, and_sestreasurer.is
4fr.!"-Thompseii.' • -
The biennial eenverition of the
Canadian Federation of • Music
Teachers will be held in "-Winnibeg
on Only 4th,' elthpint . Oth,•• when
delegates will be preseht frotn coast
to •const,
• IMrs. G. IVelidore secrethry-treas-
erer for 1950, reported a successful
yegr durifig Whiclet.he autumn meet-
ing was.* held 'cut ;Clinton. . The .next
meeting ,will be .held ,in. October,
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•PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHER •
FRACTURES ANKLE
Mrs. ,George • Feagan,- eripply,
teneher en the . public ,echool staff
met with a painful accident on
Teesday . Morning • ,onthe sch-Oel
gtomide. 'She was supervising the
playground at morning, recess; When
she stepped . WM' a hole made by -
t179 children fop playing. ineelees.
-She seffeeed A fraettlted-ettikleeand
'wee' removed to the-hes/Mel.
•NWNTY COtYhi NEKT— Wit14.110
''even action:§•are. listed for the
'Ooturty .Contt sittings to open on
'Illesday 'next' before Judge 'X. M.
:Costello .at the Court nouse.
OPEN»EIiR'SEASON
1 announced...from ;Toronto
that the whole of W•otetti Cintarie'
W1,11 be open fee deer -hunting the
coming ,fafl from November .5 . to.
17, both dates inchtsive.
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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 31st, 1951
,Goderich District Collegiate of t
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Architect's dawing ofthe new Goderich District
Gollegiate• Institute. The bvildin:g will include three
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Construction -of the new Goderich
i t *C 11 'ate Institute was
begun last wee p tuning "7"Tre
first iod' taking place on ..Monslay,
Mak 21st, 'with R. D. Munro, of
Auburn, chairman , the Beard,
officiating: Planned to accomme-
date over 400 pupils from the town
of Goderich, the • township of0°1-
botne, . and portions of Godetich,
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Ashfielde fiullett, Eat {Wavvenosh
and , West -Wewenoeh- townships,
'dile flue •Collegiate building of cone
temporary design is isituated in the
town ,of Goderich on South street
between Blake •and Bennett streets.
The )building has 'lime. designed
tOe.provide an efficient housing for
modern schoolactivities and .will
he an interesting addition .to the
public building of , the cinumueity.
,The school Le •divided into three
main divesione—claSsroom wing, ad-
ministration, section; and an area
housing the notey athletic and •voca-
tioliaal , tLetFities. e The classroom
wire; is composed of eight acadenece
Classrooms, science ;room, agticul-
turalscienee room; home .economics
room, -sewing room, art eoom and
eseninercial room. The administra-
nen centre contains • the general
office, 'principal's elliee, vocational
'guidance office, , health 6ffice and
library. Th p:: :‘rioisy , section,"
divided from the classroom wing by,
the administration :centre, is com-
posed of • .twe shelve cafeteria,
kitchen and a combined gymnaeinin-
eeditoriuni.
Mahe ,Entrance on South' Street
The main 'entraece will be ap-
moat:AO • from • :South, steeet, by
means eif • a paved road' complete
with a 100 -ft. long wiek -end curb'
for the mileadine oF letSeengers
pent buses. To the eoutli of the,
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sehool large • paved areas will be
n.ovided.,whech will 'take ..care ade-
qu-rirtbirt at
ing both in the daytime •• and • for
after-school activities. Piroyielen
has been madein the cdntraet for
the landscaeing of the grounds 'by
:seeding or sodding, in someareas
and the planting,•of.shyubseto fur-
ther enhance .flie appearance of the
building. • Itis intended to dolome-
-plantiug aIong Keeps' street, where
a 'pedestrian path -hes been
tanged. 'Stedents, coming to school
on bicycles can conveniently: ,use
this apptoach°, which te a
separate entrant*. at the elaseroom
!Bicycle racks will he located
•at• this entrance.
. To the north .of • the eebool about
An acre of groued has been reserved
for . agriculture.. plots which the
student es will use for experimental
Putposes, The playing •-fteid to the
West of, the sebeol. will be -graded
level, ineking it- 'large enough for
a 'full-sized .foothall'
Each, 'academic •claasroOm is pro-
vided with 'eye -saving .-greeti cbalk-
boards, and •taekboards. "Special
purpose rooms, se& as 'science,
agricultural seience, home monomice
and sewing roone Will be -fitted with
appropriate furniture,. In the elass-
room wing, men •, and • woinen.
teachers' TOOths tl re provided for
better control.. of the "ectlyitiee in
this -seetion f the school.' For the,
convenience of thee .'student, in.,
evidual locker.% will be losetted in
the eoeridors, , —
Canadian .birch plywood will be
used tO sheet the walls of the lobby
at" the 'South street 'entrance. The
indoor -outdoor -planting bed,. to-
• gether With the trophy cabinet and
seating arrangethent designed for
• iiiits—classrooni wing, administration section, and a
wing for vocational instruction and -athletic activities.
—London Free Press engraving.
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-this area; will make an, attractiVe
mite , to the school.
inemorrirrs trMUrrarlieee reserve
if .desired,,
• An. -Interesting Feature '
The large 19' x 32'' window in
the cafeteria Wean interesting fea-
ture' in that it will ,preseht a -Very
dramatic appearatiee ,At night when.
the lighted -gallereof •the gyan-
nesiees-auditorium will be visible.
A .• suspended has been de-
signed around tile' 46' • x 70" gy,in-
nasimu-auditorium -foe spectators.
Ancillary' , rooms, such as showerg,
change • rows and histruetets' of -
,open .off the -•gyninaeiem.- A
storage.room.for gymnasiem equip-
ment and under -stage storage for
ehaitS, has beer provictede .The'
stage itself will be equipped „with
the necessary drapeS /and backdrops
for the • prodnetion ;of .theatrieals.
The • two large .shops will be furn-
ished With the latest power machin-
ery for, the teaehing of shop work
and ;farm Mechanics,'" including
woodworking, • metalworking • , .and
imular trades, •
.0wing to the 'difliculty.lir obtain-
ing. •strtictural,steel, the School' waS
esnecially,designed,,using reinforced
eoncrete in the classroom wing and,
bearing wall, conStruction in, the
'rentainder of the Imileing: • Red
stock , Prick has • been 'chosen for
exterior'walls. Terra*zo floors and
cethent enamel ,walls are specified
4.1! 41 1 washrooms 411 Classrooms"
will _have mastic, tile floors and
Corridors - teerAizo: To consider-
ably reduce the noise factor -and
resuRant inefficiency, acoustic tile
ceilings have 'been provided for 'in
all 'elassrooins and' corridors.
'Steain Iteating, .
The building will be •heated ° by
. .•SubeeriletioP tilfeas42,t42.15°
ARST•oter1)09R, BAND
CONCERT; GN ODOAV.
jie .firOt otitdeeer ceneert a the
teeaSon, by thee..iliete• Water' Band,
will be given in Oonre goose Peek
on the eorateg 'Sunday evening
cenpneueing at $.30 e'elock:
The,, Band is conipleteag arrange-
Ments for the animal tattoo, 'to take
place on 'Wednesday, July .4th, In-
cinded in the prograin will be the
fitmone PresteueS'eout „Howse Bugle
Band ; fur viS1t1ntAit4SS7rhall0s,
Sarnia, Ste Marye, Chesley and Sea -
forth Higialandere, the Moent
Forest' Pipe Band, and aenured•
the Blue Water Band and • the,
Goderich Girls' Trumpet. Band.
• The Blue Water Bend already
has e large number of engagements
booked or out-of-tovvn events. .
The Girls' Trumpet Band played
at the, Clinton Sprint Fair. on
{Wednesday of this week and Is
engaged for ' .the Hereford Aesoei-
ation picnic here on -Saturday.
twO steain boilers automatically
fir+.114.14..sisrooms baVe
-o o wa er g, , '7- a
new type .'of continuous eotiv•-ebtor
along thewindow wall. Thewhoie
building will be Ahermostaticalle
.controlled by sones • to ensure- com-
fort and even heating In alt parts.
Portions of the building tobe used
by. the •' cOmmunite in • the evening
will be Separately controlled. . Pro-
vision is made for reducing temper-
atures in' the building at night atid
'over the -week -ends for fuel econ-
Only. The sebeiel will be veiibilated
throUghott in accordance -With, the
leek Practices.„In the school ventil-
ation field. Propane gas •be
'n.Sed in thekitchen. and :to •supply
the desks in the, science room, , .
• Adequate .plumbing facilities' for.
the convenience' of both students
ti•oi teachers are _provided. .Group;
Wash fOuntains. will, be Installed
and Inthe boys'. shower 'items *a
new -type of grpnp shower is •being
introdueed. • •
Indirect lighting has been chosen
ifor kil classrooms. -AltractiVe iunr-
innire in• conjunction, with highly
raectiVe .colors on • Walls wi11 pro-,
vide ,scientiqic .lighting. . addition
chalkboard lighting-71has been ,speci-
lied. to ectiminote glare on ',boards
and make written material legible
from nay position 111 the inapt. , An
interestfitg pattern •treatment: has
been used -to. Alluminate the gyari-
nasitim. and .careleria areas. Four
levels of intensity van .seleoted
in the, -g-yinnasitun to provilde the
proper light, whether for tin 'inter-'
col legi 7 te „ 'ha sketba 11 'elnimpionship
game or for a student profu.
outdoor.' lighting has been
played etiotit• • the sehoel ior protec-
tion and extei•ior illumination. -of
rhe• structure and parking lot.
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Stinday,,Jun.e 10th
,An advertisement elsewhere in
this ,issue of ' The *Signal -Star ad -
Vises •Goderiele hydro-aseees that the
power Will be of tin Sunday, June
lath from 8.30 aen. to .6 pen, These
who get up late for ,Senday Morn -
lug .breakfast will live to take a'
cold one if they, haeeh't other than
• electrical facilities for cooking, and
the rent of the day to 6 o'clock will
be similarly ineonve.nient ,As far; as
-using electeie power is 'concerned.
This will be a week from this com-
ing Sunday, that Is Jdne
10th.
• The reason? The primary 'volt,
age in Goderich will be . changed
from 2,200 volts •tee 4,000 volts and.
Yit'e a full day's job even 'with the
fifty Men Who will be on hand to
do it, according to Elmer Weaver,
superintendent . tIie, GOderich-
Public Utilities Commeesion:
"It will give better voltage and
tie ie with the fortheeining 60 -Cycle
change-iiv'er program," explain's. Mr.
'Weaver.' "The job 'necessitates
changing all the transformer con-
nections and considerable changing
in the substation. It is a big job
foreinst oneedaY, but it len ne
Sto�ThriaVt4i7
to date." • •' "k1 •
RECREATION DIRECTORS'
• HERE FOR THE SUMMER
, Thettie plakgrotind yeereation
directors, a'rrived in Goderich en
:Monday to assume their ditties for
the semmer month's. They. are Paul
Skinner of London and Miss Jackie
Mershall of Strafford, both students
at "the rniversity of Western' On-
tario. Mr. Slehmer is a son of pr.
Alan Skihner, a professor at the
medical schoel And well
known in Dominion .dremA circles,
Miss Marshall • Is n daughter of
Mr. and 'Mrs. David Marshall 'of
Stretford. Although • a complete
program lies not yet 'been drawn
up, the ,first item is the organiz-
ation of a boys' softball league and
also a girls' softball league, 'both
for teen-agers.
THE- WfiSTTIER.
• Temperetnres isf .• the past Week
in .Goderich, with those of "the
corresponding Week a year ago, as
officially recorded, were AA follows
Ifitir • 1050
mng. Min v. -1811s.
Thurs., May 24...61 • 41 81 62
Fri., Max, 25- 441 78 • 54
Sat., May 28 -.77 -451 • 00 4)
'SUP-. May: 2/ ....60 . , 46 58 45
Mos., *Stay 28 2...04 .45 • 58 "43.
Pits., May 20 ..68 46'. • 66 • 45
Wed:',' May 60 ..60 47 61 • .47
NORTHPST-BOT
e • Woman's • Association of
North Street • United (-Church met
in the Ehureh parlor on .Friday
afternoon,. with a geed •attendaece.
Mrs. Archie-litunilton was in charge
of the wOrship, period. ' Mrs. Alex.
Lewis read the Scripture', lesson
•And. Mrs: Walter •Hern led in" praYer.
favorite ^hymns, were sung with.
Miss eleClipten at the piano. Mrs.
Howard Robertson'eve an instruc-
tive talk on "Matters of Converse-.
timer" 'Mrs. E. J.. Pridham presided
for the business. . Arrangements
were made to .place flowers, in, the
church for three menths, this supo
eller, also 'to purchese four tittle!
clothe. • The' meeting 'closed with'
the Mizpah benediceion. ••
IAT THE lAtATERYRONT
Grain cargoes received at° the
"Goderich elevator' this week Were:
Monday—Howard Hindman, 126,000
bus. . oats and barley; Wtihcondah,
.77,000 bus. U.S.. cern. Wednesday
—Superior, 101,00 bus. eats and
barley. . • . .
The tug H. J. Dixon last 'week
:brought up from Toronto a work
scow for the •Canaditue, Dredge and
Dock „Coe, 'eentractors torsthe Work
ohthe south pier. •
The • Imperial Oobottrg- arrived
from Sarnie on Sunday with
fuil ,cargo of gasoline for Iniperiat
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..Peteli- nee biting 'well and anglers
are getting good. catches.
KNOXurRcw1niS' Aifl .
The 1.41i1WS7" Aid -ofeKliox. .Clittech
nee' do.. 'Friday in MacKay
Mrs , •Peter .MaetWan presiding.'
Moe, AI, J. Ainslie acted as eonvenor
forthe ntonth of May. The won,'
Ship, serviceWas led by ,Mrs: Alex.
Alexander and Mrs. R. Chambers.
Mrs.. Wins Ritchie -gave a fine talk
on the -scenic Manitoulin IsinnO
Pities; -were completed for a ...June
tea and bazaar. • ,
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED .
-Mr."and Mrs. John Craddock of
Goderich township wish•to an-
nounce. the , engagement- Of their
-yOungetet daughter, • Sylvia ,Elaine,
to Wililani Daniel; eldest son of
Mr. and Mrs.' Arthur Fulford of
'Clinton, „The marriage i11 take
ploee in the early part of 'drew.
Sod -turning Ceremony at f New Collegiate
"
minding a ;the neW ..,$620,004 (odepiell
Iils'trict' Collegiate Ingtituto got • under way
offielally at ilte,,new school, grounds on South ;
, street' Ant May niot, „iviteri It. ' I). 'Munro, of
Auburn,. ehairman of the lloaid, tnraed °the
fIrst sod. Seen in the pretare also are: thner
Itobertgon, representing C•otbOrne• ,toWnAlip: •
...Arthur Grange, Iluilett: *Fred -ArMgtrosr,.
;deli : II, M. Ford. Kloderiels; •,eiporge Gime
•floderich township and, Judge "P. M. CoStello.
Principal A. ogeotit .ts standing liehilnl lir.. •
Vree Press engrAing.
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i,g 'Card for
Twilight Races
Wednesday Next
,
With , a ev•-eek eremaining-"runtil-
the running of the go5lerich Racin
44teseeetessilie t
_4
on Wednesdas, June 6, Seerefary
Jim Sheardowei has, announced an
emtey of thirty-four horses in the
fuer• events. • e
Thi meet, which gets under way
t 5.3e) p.m., promises to be the best
spring'eseet the A.ssociatioo has yet
eponsored. Goderich • will be well
represented by -eight horses on , the'
•card, with at,. leaet one local steed
in each event:
Findlay' Same, • will have two
three-year-old. paces. Allan Brpoke
and Walter G., ,stootifig at the
purse hi, the 2.29 eeent and will
have local ooppositioe • in Del
Gardner's Moonlight Express.
In the 2.26 clese, •eanis' Just
Teddy and Geprge Feagen's ells§
Callie Grattan will go to fiee post,
'Slagle Copy 0 cents
en
t” at
LC.L Enjoyed
y Many Visitors
SY Marge.- Wiggle and Kathrw
' Thorpe
On Tuesday , .evening the stAM
and students ot the 'Goderich
Many interested: friehds at ',their •
trict Gollegiate Institute reeeived
"open Aight.". This , •eVent
was well attended and' enjoyed 4e1.7
all.
,The little gymdisplayed work
of the shop and home ee�ziomi
classes. full day's balancedolle
clothes -for the, medern miss an4 tine
handmade'forniture and Wols
showe. to ' the, visitors. Many •of •
the girls raodeled .dresses they 'had
'made themselves.
, A successful -bazaar was held in
the loWer hall by the 'grade 13e •
girls; here they sad articles Whieh
they had made.. In 'the home,.
economics • room• the grade, XI girlz
carried on a class' in which they
prepared and served a peal 'and
showed the making of useful
articles in leather. The (shop Wd. a
was open for..inspeetion.
A. "Resume of Our. Year's Work" •
• was held in the gymnasium under
the direction et Mise 'Clarke and r,
eThis-wase folloeseele bee
musical numbers by theGlee Club •
undertheleadershi 'of kr.. Clark
n an agric are
ealbs the -students • carried on -ett-
periment1» these subjects.' Later
In the evening ts'' movie was shown,
by Mr: Payne. ' •
G.C:L's future -.office workers were •
in the connnercial yoom5, here they .
typed arid ran off,Ateticils,' At the '
door 'copies of the "GC,I.I News Re-..
view" were on sale. •. little
„magazine was .produced by* the com-
mercial class from work contributed
by students from :the whole school.',
Miss MacNaughton's art
displayed. some of their. 'work
room 2, while in the geography ••
room maps drawn by Mr. Smitile'a
cl-asses were 'shown to the pilientg
and friends. • .• '
;lifter the regular open night AC-:
teeifies a successful dance Was held
in the -gyninasinin.
rsetpeleesnteseitinri t ieNNNI:eaiiiid e ° 111 tine edti.o.•;len tt.
Sons will hasie.
A DAY'S pERCH FISHING,
.‘ . •
:soAibeSS,/DISTRICT LIONrENJOV"
while Reg. McGee .&
111.0i1§' AV ELS hold on .•Wednesday by
pe'rch derby day, for •distriet
competifig ine the free-for-all,
d Rilid.ad,
u &dm, , Exeter, Bruss.els,
two entries, .1 OQ limiter an
the Gederich club; with yisitere
the 'latter event, one o.f tbe t -
Brantford; , Seafortit.,
ente
snit:Wind pacers In eStern On g .
to 'see . Huron , Express coulPeti 'During. the Ofternoon
Ulric), Miss Corporal . Grattonis
,
;__ Winghani, Parkhill 'uncle' Minton.,
red. • Local turf fans had hoped
wL
th the Clandeboyions fished and, at 6 o'cloZi.4
e-‘,.,
free-for-all, but abutfu early season leg. . lunch and presentation of
ie. mare in the
ee
injury has kept. the • Wood and inizes took place in. the arena
i
Gardner epeedeter front rounding
into proper racing eondttwn
this, ,date.. Ilowevee, , Beg. ` McGee
is coandent 'that lils,pnir, ,Bunter,
the ',trotter, „and Bilida d, the pacer,
will give Miss Corporal plenty a
excitement ,. before tile °day - is out.
The entry- Ilst,complete to 7'Wed-
.
nesday evening, is as follows::
• .2,29-1.,uckY Beron., Walter. G.,
Allan Brook, Richard Bruce, • 'Miss
'Dark, C-allie
p4io, Bey G, After.
press.
2:26 Just Teddy,Miss Caine
Grafton, Gypsy r, Grafton, elerilee,
Bradeu, Bine, L. -.2nd, Exeter
Lady., September Sauns, CeTcilhi G:
•2.21—Lucky Potty, . Easter Maid,
Rabe Hy, Gay Boy, • Springtime
Baby, Nancy Patch, Super-
• .,
Philip Stout. •
Free-fole811—Bilidad, Joe 'Butter,
Tony Mac, .Miss Corporal Gratton,
•Bert Patch Jr.; Dillon •Seyinour,
W. J. Abbe.
•• Each event will be run for. e
purse .of,..$200 and * Will be in two
'one -mile he-atS.
-.Local Horses at New Hamburg
Peer Goderieh horses raced 'at
New Hamburg on the 24th ofeMay,
and • while none' of thein won • its
event, the iesults were fairly' satis-
factory. 'Joe Bunter broke in the
first heat' a- the Classified C clase,
bet finished third and came back
to take.emend position in the sec-
ond heat. Just Teddy. finiehed 6
and '2 in the Claified A event, ..a
bee break accounting for his poor
showing in ehe first heat. • •
;Binged ran 3 a-nd 4 in the free -
,and teeter Maid, 4 and 7
in the •Classified B field. Neither
horse appeared to be -ye attained its
top• condition., _„„se,
SEUT-INS TO: BE CENSUS,,TAKERS BEGIN
ItIEMEIVIBERED-41-WMD
•
,
i)ay . comes areend
again on June 3rd. .Let es earmark
that day for. 'some very‘ special
visi,ts -call on --stline,L friend, or
friends, whom eon Wave not visited
for some time: if you can't -visit
them. flowers are alivitys itt order;
and ,0 ,beery letter ot card helps
far more •thati • you • might thluk.
1t tiiiy eese, let those • abetsin
frieeds know that • they • are not
tergoften. even if .they do Wei? to
watch life from a hospital eat -or
71 wheel-cheit.
..If' your shinsin 'friende ean •go
out a bite -With your kind
help-
IStil see'lf they ean go for a drive;
that is a rore treat for many, • Or,
if you • can,• takelthem to tbe morn-
ing or a fterimoie chit reit, eery ice,'
• Mitke tehnt-in'sebnx it lifippY 04
for • test slob folk and it' willvbe
cne of the happiest days in your
own experience. 'Yoe will not ,weit.
men next taw to repeats the
auditorium. In 'charge' of the day,
were Lions Arnold McConnell, Nel-
son Hill and John Thorpe.
After the buffet luncheon pries,,
were. presented, 'with Lion Arnold
McConnell as chairman calling on
various local Lions to make tile -
presentations. Those winning •
pries for the largest perch Were:
1, Lion \Fred P,eareon, Parkhill;
2, Lion _Clayton Edward, Gederieh;
;le Lion Fred .lirewer,-,Parkhill.; -
Lion "Shorty" Munro, Seseertse
Lion E. R. Ilepper of -Exeter was. •-
presefited with the Prize for the
smalleet perch caught ; Lion C., S. •
McNaughton of Exeter With tlie,
prize for the largest catch efeperch;
Lion John Hanna, M.P.P., •ofing- .
ham, 'With the prize for catching
no fish at all. The Wingham ,Club
reecived a prize -for sending the
largest delegation to the derby...
Wineham was tied with Exeter for
this honor and Winghamwon thee.
toss. '
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL
ON' CHARGE' OF RAPE
After a prelhnietary hearing on
Tuesdey, Magistrate D. E. Holmes
eonunitted• Ben Fowler,. of 131yth,•
for triai on a charge of rapeof a
Blythe,womanin the early morning
(>f May 13th, north of the 'bridge •
en highway 4 at Blyth.
•-,Seven witnesses were called by
Crown Attorney 1-14 Glenn Hays,
and expeet evidence was given by
'Dr.. Noble Sharp, Toronto, director
of the Provineial Medical Leen'
Laboratory, as a result of examin-
ation of the clothing of the woman
allegedly attacked. „ .
Thetoking of the 1951 census •
'of Canada •begins tomorrow, Tune
1st, and must be* completed, within
the Montle °
The geneueetakere have a cone •
siderable list .cof 'questions for which'
they bust obtain answers, but, as •
the etrietest 'secrecy is maintabfed -•
• Pega rding the hifoiniuttion thns ob-
te 'nee, nobodx need fear to . answer
t he 'quest ions pronnitly and _pee
cerately,
• Field supervisor few the CiodevIcit
district i's Robert ' Ratites, -of
Gederieh for the Wilighein district,
Eimer Famish, ,of (Ionic
Enemerators in the westernp�r
t ion Of North Huron ate:
Goderich liii-
'toii 1 I': Sale, 'Mrs. We A, Nether
-
eel, Mrs. L. Wegthrook. Mr&
cIaPpuce Maelionald.
deriele Townshipestionglas .
Maitlaed .Driver, hiward
MeeLetel, - •
• ..klinton-rJohn °Cameron,,
perience. but . You will help ,to fide G, Seriblens, .
011 the real ptirpose of Shut-in's Colborne. Township Sas.
Day: to snake lire • happier for the B10k, MiSs ti101111.
sick and- the\ disabled, both veteran Ashileld .Townshipo'-- 'Wilfred R.
and. civilian, ' eVeter day of the year.. ITtiek et . Lorne M MIAMI II, W.,
Leine ,rolineton. WM, J. Tetuan.
At'Tt. MN COURT SITTING.S West Wawanosh Vownship—Wm.
Dates- of autumn sittings, of the (1. MacCrootie, aohn Voran, Win
nigir ornt pf ,.litt8t1'ce arb sti tewart,
.nouneed at Gsgoodd 411-01, mie, *East Wawnnosli TOwn$1111,---41wk
nAsires in Goderich will be held itudiAhati, (4ordoii N'ethery.,. JR*. "
mt". )September 17, and non -jury III. Cui rie.
sitting,,,s. on November 10. Illyth—ltolly %lucent.