The Goderich Signal-Star, 1951-07-19, Page 111-
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GODERICH, (IN:TAZIO, THURSDAY, JULY 19th 1951
-COunty Fathers
and Guests Picnic
at Ilarbor Park
klairon. • County Ceuncillors . with
their Wives and fainilles gathered
in Harbor Park yesterday „ after-
noon for 'their annual( -picnieS The
attendance was not quite as large
as in former .years, but those who
came enjoyed the ,full „program of
Stores, boat' tip, 'and., the ebunlls
Junco of ice cream and .soft 'drinks
provided. for old • and young-
_ Though., skieswere overcast in
the late afternoon, rain kept off
until the sports Were run off, Agri-
cultural Itepresentative Gorden
Bennett was, starter'and. gaines
were in !charge of Ward.en' Arthur
Nicholson, ClerICA. 11. ErSkine; and
Deputy Clerk Joni Berry.
In the County Councillprs'. race,
• Ex.:Warden Cecil Johnston of Ash.-
ttield spfinted in ahead of Reeve
'A. W. "Kerslake of Hensall, Who
aslaced, seeond, but Mrs. Kerslake
Made,up• for thi 1y wirreing •the
' clothespin . race against other
County. Councillors' wives.' • -
• ACIldest and Youngest
The' oldest •nersen present was
Mrs. Rachel Kirk, of East Wawa -
nosh, •mether • of •• Mrs. Js D. Bee.
Croft,' who. is eighty-five- years of
age. The •.youngest persen was
two -Weeks -old, Kathleen Dale . of
'Hallett. .Thessapper drew Was won
by 1‘1% John Arnistrong of Hallett.
•• Supper was •serv.ed inthe
,after Which Warden .Nieliolsan
presided -fer•a brief program of
pssOpPtu speeches , in which
eraI former'w.ardonesof_ the County
took • pa•rt,' These were .'John Arm-
strong,. of Hullett ; Alex. Alexander,
Goderich; Mayor • B. W. Tuckey,„
• of Exeter.; Percy Passmore, of
• Stephen, .and Cecil Johnston, • of
Aslifields • ,Agricultural Represent-
. alive Gordon -Bennett wag =another
• ...speaker. . , • , • .
Prize to whifler ix. the various
events were Well worth striving
for, • as they included silyeyware,
jewelry, key :eases, pensssend •eash
• prizes; •
The results werest
• ' Prize -Winners
• .Girls' race, 4:years and under—
' lst Gall Nicholson, 2nd -Susanne
Berry;, boys -1st 1\liehael Berry,
. 2nd. Paul ,Gibbon.
race,. 6 years . and under -es
let -.Glenda • Eckanier; • 2nd • Gail.
Nicholson; • boys ist Midhael
• .Berry, 2nd Paul Gibbon. .•,•4
•,01.els' races 8 year and,. under --
at Joan - • JohnSton, 2nd -Glenda I: '1
WI Is include a mottp he -hail' received fr th
e
Eckmier hoys—Ist • Wayne John-
-.• made Sin.. wood And .cork. • The: (- • people of
,
:Dungannon and. distnict
etens, 2.nd Bobby Finnigan.' ;
, 0.11S..w.1.11 be ' taught by •• mean -s ef•
VARIETY' OF STUDIES 'FOR
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
a
The Vacation Bible School to be
held in the Godeeich Baptist Church
front July 23rd to July 28th will
be conducted by the paetor, Rev.
lan 1flnd," with • • departinental
clasSes for, boys, and.' girls from
three to fourteen. years.'
The counse for the three -year-
olds willsbe ,studies of Biblechild-
rem, and Bible storieS, geared • to
the under.standing•of the littlo ones.
In tune with,the, sense of rhythm
and action' there will, be eparkling
stories and hand. work, „intriguing
finger plays and enatches of sinaple
song.
. For th„e .beginners" department,
there will alSo •be- Similes of ,Bible
children, how they lived, and What
they rearned. Therewill be .as
rhythm band, And handwork Will'
ConSiSt of ' paper models of Bible
objects, to make, attractive take-,
home projects. The worship period
will CanSifit of an informals reverent
service in which the children will,
learn. to thank God, Via. His care
,
and slug His praises. .
•.„ Bible Stories s
The Bible stories are carefully
chosen incidents told in lessens
the pupils' everyday relationship,
to •teach simple , but vital Bible
truths. Thescargs are speCiallY
,written for the voice, range and
Vocabulary of the .-yesang....folkes.
'There. •SeTtl, be supervised' "play
'and refreshments :which •• 'are
planned to correlate with the .Bible
story, and theo iffspresS the lessod
of the . day. more firnils. Memory.
work Will he Of hoit,apt passages,
to tie right in with the 'mains idea
of each lessen. , ,
Nautileall Studiee •
. The priniary department will
.have As its study ..the Bible. boats
• I
from Notila's „kik to the sh ps• of
P.auEes time. • Ilia nautical.. visit
Will delight' the pripil-s at this .sea-
•sein of the year. Pictures of some
.thirty • different kinds of vessels
have been Jimmied. • The' hand-
work• of the age will ex:russet .o.t,
different paper - neidels of. •Bible !Mrs. L, Stingel; vocal 'duet, Everett
boats, to add interest arid inform- 1 Finnigan and .Harvey Anderson;
aloe •to the lessens,- Bible .stories ' number,- Mrs. Raymond Finnigan;
will he ,interwoven througheiet.' 'solo, Miss Norma Sherweed.
Eedy, •chairman, 'invited
. The junior •departnienee ',Mettle ' 41. ' •r-'•
Mr. Bright forward 'and read. an
wills.be. "The. Christian's Walk • •and
Talk".• In this 'course:- the .pupils address ,coneeying 'beat wishes ant
Will learn • how to use• the Bible expressing appreciation, of his ser-
vice -s Sit • Dungannon . Thomas Webs'
and there. Will be interesting "walk '
and talk" swipe .. . ster made the pre,eentation of a
Presentation to
Retiring Pastof
at Dungannon
DUNGANNON, "July 17. — Rev,
James W. Bright,. ppStor of fain-
gaunon United -Church. for the past
three years, has concluded Mei
pastorate here and retired to Font -
hill,
. where he and Miss., Bright
have laought a home, after a lengthy
service in the .ministry.
• Mr. BrighP wad' born in 1880 ,in
the 'village. of Chirbury, 'Shropshire,
village of Chirbury, Shropshire,
England, his. father being English
and his anOther Welsh. •After at-
tending public school 'until he was
thieteen years old, he Went to work
•on a farm until he was .twenty,
three. • lie. was converted in a
Wesleyan •Methodist Church- when
seventeen, and joined .. that cherch
in Berriew,• Montgemeryshire,
Wales. • He preached his' first ser -
Mon a lay preaeher when
eighteen end . continued ins,- a. lay
preacher. He attended •Cliff Col-
lege in .Derbyshire .for' one year
and at twenty -lave came to New-
foundland in response to a call
for ministers, and served two years„
•as a" probationer for the ministry
Of the Methodist Church ot:Canada.
He .caMe to 'Toronto td attend Vie-.
toria (Sollege • •in 19074 and was or-,
dained. into the Ministry of the
Methedik Church...in Metropolitan
Chureh, Regina, ',Sask., June, -.1911.
'
Retiring:. Pastor Honored at Dtingarincin
, •
• Rev. James Bright- having tonclUtled a ministry a three years in charge of the •
• Uuited Church' congregations of Dungannon, • Creweand Pert Albert, was accorded
fareivell honors at a social kathering in the Duntannon church - on Friday evening last
and was presented with an address. and,i.a gift. of money. Shown in the picture are :
Left te right : rleber Eedy, clerk of session, Rey. Jas. Bright, Mrs. -13right and ThOmas
Webster, treasurer. '7 -London Free Press - engraving.
Mr, Bright serve.d . in the' Fies,t• e -
'World War, IRO' eo 1919. ' He con- TT •
ROIL
aintil 1942, .when he Was transferred • t .1j
sixyears at Shedden, . and three' ' . •
years here.. • • . • •
On Friday. night a social evening
ringbd ' sserve in' .askatchewan
T. L Kennedy
to the London Conference, serving e1a •ro, Con. Picilic
• at Seaford'.
of the „congregation. was held. in
the -church with '•if .prograin • 'that'
included. solo by Marylin, Ander-
sion,r reading, Mrs. Omar Brooks.;
duet, .Marlon and 'Ruth.' kOrser.;
piano duets; -Mrs. D. Phillips and
wallet with $75. al`r.. Bright ex -
In the worship period of the
junior ' department, there . will be
true. 'stories, appropriate songs,
prayer and Scripture. The . hand-
pressed his thanks and gave in ine
tereeting, outline qf his • ininistry.
He asked for ',his.. sticeessor, Rev.
George Watt; the sameseeSoperation
Corls' raee, 10 Seale and um
th,e flaniselgram board.
.additien to the instructore.s INT 13. .• after -welcome to -the ,picnic.-.grizup
'1st. Karen Nicholson; 2nd Marilyn ' RAIN ERR. PTS
. The, picnic gathering ..61 South
Huron„ Progressive CoxiservatiVes,'
'held yesterday at 'Seaforth; , was,
-marked by the presence Of Howie
Meeker, who was elected' to the
Ottawa House lin the,sreeent by-
electioe in South • W.aterlbo: • The
•well-known hockey player' turned
tpolitician was given a warm; re-
ceptiote •
The chief Sneaker of the day
was the 'HA. T. L. Kennedy, Pro-
v imolai Minister of Agriculture.
Kenne,dy • predicted an increose.
in the Governments grant toward
building of ,e.choets---froasson ever -
age of 50 per vent. of total. coat
to lite municipality t�00 Per cent;
At •present the grant runs front, 30
4.0,90 _per cent. ,and, averages .5t)
'per -
Thoth., -M.p.P. 'for t4outh
Huron; introdneed ...COL • Kennedy.
, , . .
STRAIT HAN PICNIC ;-t'eft forth • and Dr. G.." S. Elliott,
, s. .
•
. • . , .. . - ' (Linton, president of.. the South
• Yesterday's _rain eut short the Ili -trot) P.C. Assodation„
program of the ,Straughan ' picnic other speakers were John. Hanna.,
at Harbor park. . Over Sixty were al•P,P. for Huren-Brece, and L. E.
Peeeent, represerating,' the deseen- . Cardiff, ..).1...P. _foe North "Flurcin, ,
lov May4r .Dr.' E., A?' MeMeoter of
• Orr ; boys --it Wane , Johnstun,,L
named lest week, Mrs„' R. Et Wils
.Sed' George.'Ilendersen. , . s, . • . Son; 'Miss' ' Vei.it, • 'Chase and- Bill
Girls' race; '12 Years "itnd under--,-- Chase will. be on the . -liet of
1st .Karen Nicholson, 2nd Marilyn •teacherS.,' -
Orr;. bOys—lst- 'Frank Miller, ,2nd • • .-
Bill' Kerslake. • • • ... ' . • • tie.= ...FOR .130YEAR OLDS
• Girls' ..ritee, 14 yeays and under— ' ist . (1 ltd o • f• Air. and. Airs. 'George
1st -Doris , johnsta, 2nd • Nancy TO BE HELD AUGUST Defends 2. per -cent. Milk.
-Straughtes . who, Caine from . Nei.- 'In .an intervie* at the 'picnic COl.
Webster; hoys---I.st 13E1 .'Grahtun, '.
.. ..
• ' thtunherland., -England,. 11,6 years
•.2nd rglake. •es The Oetogeintrian.pinh -cinnnlittee',1 ago and settled ail the• 6th .con-
•91.rls' ree, 16 Years and ,ctstdeis of .the.'0Oderiell Kinstnen' is. making' .cession . of 'Colborne township. •
-east 'Neney 'Webster, 2nd. Doris ,,Joluo.'prepa rations for . a gala - party' 'for
eton ; slioYs-1st Bill Graham, 2nd the. town's senior scitlzees. on Wed -
Bill Kerslake. . •. nesdity, August lst.. The parev. wW,
jhreedegged race---Naney be . held. pit the 'Memorial AreniL
. stWebstefeand Marion Orr,; , boys — The program will include. 'memories
s•S- seek Metiam. and •Charies _Orr.. Of ',fifty. •,year.s agar- in songs; and
Girls', handkerehlet 'race.,-Alelen, the . gnest speaker be .11. A.
end Leona Johnston_ Rogers, of Teronto;• feunder.:ef the
• Boys' ,pick -a -bank .race Jells Kinsmen Clubs Mr. Rogees: win
Meriam and Charles Orrs be the .gueSt _at luncheon of • :Mr.
Ledies' bean race-slst Mrs, Pearl and Mrs. Patteredsa.,
'Needham, Goderich; 2nd .11/rs. , A. The .party for tbe Octogenarian
W. Kerslake, Hensall. • • - Club Will beg,in at St. Patrick's
••• kieksthe-the •— 1.st Park, Where a serviee will ,be
.Helen Johnstbn, 2nd •Donna Snider. In, 'Amory °of those who passed
" Connty• Coulicillore race — let away s during the year. After this
Cecil Johnston, A.slafield; 2nd As ,W., service the party will move on to
Kerglake, Hensall. . • - the •,arena. for the. program.• and re-
•Threttdethe-needle----Mr. and Mrs. ,freishnients, ? • "
Williain Empey, Blyth. In. the• evening, . Mr, Rogers will
Clothespin' race, open—Mr liar- speak at a -.joint dinner meeting
vey . Johnston, .Morris toWnship... ,• of. the ,Kinsmee anti Kinette Clubs.
Clothespin race, 'County Council- Before dinner, • Mr. 'Rogers .Will
lora'. wives .onlY---Mrs.. A. . W. Kers. meet *Mayor .Huckins and s.other
• lake, Hen -sail. • • . 'members of. the Town .0ottiactl, and
. ,Men's open -1st Jack Weans His ,Worship will ,.,e'..etend civic
Goderich; 2nd • , ' Erepeas, greetings to. the viSitor„
'Myth. • •
•
• Ledies' recce , County. GODERICII HORSES
lors' Wives otily:--lst MI's. A. Nichol- DOING' rAntfor WELL
eon; Tuckersmith2nd Mrs. E. Fin-
• nigaii, West Wawanesh. s Gode rich ha mess race 11 yseS
• OBITUARY
enjoyed vaTying suece.ss do ring the
past week. •,
•• ISAMITOL fWESTLAKE At Exeter on. Wednesday of last
The death' of 'Samuel Westlake
at the age of ,eighty-five years oc-
• curred in ' Alexandra Hospital late
, 'Friday night, after, , six weeks'
illness. Born in England, M.
---'7V-eetlasteeettme ,Stirs-tiniatiress-Sixtps
eight years ago and had' since lived
•• near Bayfleld end in Saltford, tted
wao for a time a police Constable
at Blyth; where he was a member
of the 1.0.0.F. Igo was a mernbef,
of Victoria iStreet? 'Crafted Church,
• seas not. maryied, and is survived'
• by a sister and a brother in Eng-
• land and tvvo nieces:, Mrs t' Geo,
••Befen ISaltford end Miss, Mildred
• Westlake, and two 'nephewe, :Wil-
liam and •Sainttel Westlake, all of
Goderich townahip. •
• The •, funeral servise' WAS On-
' ducted bysItev., ID. W. of
Vietorifi *greet I.Tnited Cbureh, at
• the Brophey funeral home on
• Monday afternoon. The pallbearers
were J AMOR. Young, Perey ,Speiran,
Forest McClure, John Wahl, t)avid
took pinee in Bilytield cemetery.
Warnernnd 'Harry
RAIN CUTS UP •
• GUN CLUB SHOOT
Gun Club members tinned outs ill
good number' at Wedneeday even-
ing's shoot, with the intention of
competing for various prises of
Merchandise and n. entail trophy,
HOWerer, torrential° rain eurtailed
the program, • and these . eveetts
take plare rie:tzt Wednesday,
' weather permitting. iScoree for the
limited sniping were; Iledley
Prouse 24: Jack Gilbert 23; Iolin
• Anderson 42-22; Miley Gilbert In;
jiOs Prouse 38,
week Huron Express looked brit -
and Mrs. John J. Bifekley, of
limit in, winnieg the onlY heat of
Oehawa. Rummer flowers f•ortnetl'
the free-for-all befere.' rain can -
the setting, and JOhn ,Moloney pre -
celled the '•reeet. in 'Meiling, the
sided at the organ, .
Wood sand Gardner -owned :geldino
Kennedy defended • •the .preposal. to
'market niiik With two. per eent.
but terf eon Vent: . t hit d lean
A..prizO WaA • presented. •to. Mrs., peintod' ont blin;. he said, that.
William. Strauglan • of Benmiller, twe per cent. milk Shad jnst as,
ninety-five. years 'of, age, as 'the •mtiele nutritiontd yalue for ehildren
oldest. person present.' Parente with as. whole. inilk. And, it • Might .sell
Air 11 or .18-.oents e _quart as ',com-
pared with present whole Milk price,
of 19 vents in JoOrip'an.. •
Doctors .generally, he -said,' •hticie.
;endorsed' the • point that . the tWei
•per•tent: ,eentains,.ail,the food
•values a child needs..
• My. Kennedy labeled as
0118" suggestion Suggestiona by Aistrict_farniers
that popular sale of fivo per tient.
milk might • depreciate the -value
of hist -test herds. -s ••
.the largest number of .children• pre-
sent. were. Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie.
, sr, of Clinton. The
Youngest child was. George Cowan,
'son of Mr. and •Mrs. '13 -title -Cowan'
of Blyth, and the person . coming
the greatest slistance w,as 1Vim. R.
H. Newcombe, of Buffalo, N.Y. ,
It .was decided to hold the 1952
picnic 'at Harbor • Plit.r4 On the third
Thursday in, July, With ..supper at
o'clock and „sports to ,
The ()deers, chosen for 1952 are:
President; , 'William • Stratighare
Auburn; secretary-tneasurer., Mrs.
Charles Strarighan, Aublarns ,sports
Committee, nnue Cowan, Blyth -and
Harry Williams, Clinton•; lunch
eonvener, Mrs. Elrey • Rogers,,
Goderich.
• BUCKLEY—CHISHOLM' •
TORONTO, July .14.. At SL
Thomas . Aquinas ehapelleOti Sattns
day morning, july, 14t1, the Bev,
J. E: McHenry Officiated, tit the
ceremony • uniting in marriage
Gloria Catherine Chieholin , and
Robert J: Buckley, 'ef TOronto.. The
bride Is the daughter of 'Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Chisholen, of Goderich,
and the groom is the son of 1Vjr.
:defeated- -thessfaxeleite. Blues oe.kestos An anar.rjages by- boas -fa th
mervitar,--WO're • tee - blue taffelo,
and several othci. very' good horses.
With a redingote cliainpagne,lace,
llowever; in racing. Totonto's
fashioned 'with -short sleeves and
Thorncliffe trtfek on Saturday the •
'winl collat. Her': veil was
Express finished se'venth in boll •a
champagne tulle illusion, ,and she
•
-heats of the featured event. His carried a prayerbook mounted with
followers pre not too much disap-
Nees and streamers. .
pointed, as they point mit that the
MIPS Mary Chisholm, maid of
time of the winning hoi•se, 'Malcolm
honor, and the MISSeS Rita and
Hanover, Was 2.06 1/5 for the first
of. Elizabeth Chisholm,. bridesmaids,
heat; fastest mile turned in
fill sisters of the 'bride; were olm-
Thortieliffe this •year. [Huron Ex -
'brie • gowned in ice bine teffeta,
Kees was timed .in .2.08 .2/5, which
ballerina -length with nylon memo',
is plenty fast for ti horse running set -Ye overskirts. They wore bine
.only his third racie of the seaoon,
An early season injury held the taffeta • hate,. and, carried colonial
hompiets Tirinreliffe rosce,i. The
horse's, training schedule back six
soloist, 'mpg 'Agnes chisholm, also
weeks and he is just rounding into
shape. . a sister of the bride; wore phi!:
Swiss eyelet with white -fieeeSSerieS.
Reg. MeGee's trotter Joe Bunter
John .tStenhetison„ of Copper Cliff;
placed third in e fast field of trot-
ters at Thorneliffe on Medially, to ITV"' ''groetnelipn, ,and ushers were
give Goderieh turf followers shot 14" °f and Wil -
In Stafford,„ of ,Oalmwa;
in the filen
At A. reception ;at'.Newinan Hall,
Other locally -owned Iforees which
will, be racing et .Therneliffe thia
summer are McGee's paeer, Blidad;
which finished. fourth in ft heat
run there • e week • ago s (lefirge
Peagan's 'Miss Callie Grattan,
0eerge Ramege's After, Dark and with blitek niocessories, .atul ems
the bride's mother Wore navy sheer,
with 'metalling picture hat, navy
areeseories, and a eorsnge of pink
rooea, and the gtoorn's mother was
gowned in Thee -trimmed rose erotica
n d in y m tg, into, nble whieh $110 of white flowers. Por a trip
to the New Enginnel. ,Stetes. the
inelndes just Teddys,:. Walter 0,
MISS Perry Von nod AlInn ilroolte.
• In a recerit trnde, If. 0. •("litul")
aeonlred ft tive.ycoroul geld-
ing, °rafts TAV, (lorporni Lee,
in exchange for a two-year-old colt,
The.111ne Atawe,
bride d'onned A. rose white
silk dress, 'with es.sories,
The emit& , will live in Toronte,
toth bride on d groom n e
Sites of )$t. Mieliners College, thil-
versIty of, Toronto,
•
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and corrected_ thisl week, and
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etamine the address label on "
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needed correction may be made.
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ptildishere. •
• •
•• sinvimgg.senbaL
. The Summer School at the United
Church ,cavap grounds at DpnIop
is no in operation'. The 'Signal -
Star was promised a report for
this week's ISsue, but it has not
come • ta
• , iftsted N STON
Eveeereense 00 pink , and white
peonies formed on' attractive setting
the .11mue Mr. .and Mrs.
Gereletia - ;Johnston, EastWawn-
tos1i,, when Rev. Dr. • W. :A. Bee:.
croft ' united in marriage, •ktheif
Aoungest daughter, Alice Until, to
Clarence Russell Ritehie, son of
Mr. and 'Mrs. Gordon .Ritchie, Ash-
field,. • The brides only attendant
was her sister-iii=law,. 'Mrs. Ken=
heth -Johnston. •Ir. Lorne Ritchie
of Burgoyne wee 1111 hrother's ' best
man, The .rel:eption was held at
• the Brunswick Hotel,. Wingham.
(M. 'their return from .8 trip, , the
catipie Yeside in • Turnt!erry,
Guests 'were present. from .Windsors
.Kftehener, Seaforth, (1linton,
Aubtirn, Beheete, • Belgriive, iport
Elgin ilia.] Luckeowt, ▪ • s
' „ ▪ •
President
tarty ton Official.:
Visit to Goderich
Eleyebth, .N.o. 470, ,leather notes
Marys s 'drawn ' by Mrs'. Merritt.,
Illyth, , •
Gede •rch hart, ‘visit StittirdaY book, T. • Shewan, 28 Windsor ave.,
frotn' rlie president .and .other higb .tajaued,er,
ofireials Of -the Canadian 'Pacific Goderich. • ,
Ont drawn, by MISS' Eleanor
PRIZES AWARDED. IN
PORcg pNitor in%aw
T4ougp. the Lions pereli derby a
1.951 WaS concluded some weeke:
ago and prizes were, awarded for
the hest catchea, the drawing of
,
tickets for other prizes was post:
•
poned until. ydsterday, when it Wes
earried Out at the laarbort Mem-
tiers of the Huron CoUtity..Councii
and others present at the County
Coutteil picnic aeeiSted,
„ Following are the nutaberS of
the tickete drawn, and in each case
the prize, , the name of the winner,
and the Mune of the person draieing
the lucky ticket:
First, No. 820, chaff --Bob Sand-
erson, Goderich ; ,dreven by Reeve
Elmer Graben' of A.shlield. •
'Second, No. 806, case• of salmon
H. SerOggie, London; drawn
by -Reeve W. J. Miller, Clinton. .
Third, No. 979, rod and reel, M.
E. Bayes,'Aylroer; drawn by Reeve
Wm. Morritt of Blyth.
rourth, No. 440, -heater, Elmer
Sluychuk, Goderich; drawn by
•Reeve Elmer Goatham, ,
Fifth, No. 594, picture, Tom
Pritchard, Goderich; drawn by
Reeve J. D. Beecroft of East
Wawknosh.
;Sixth, .No. 142; fish linee:Ross
•ITeustme. GOderich ; drawn by Reeve
Gordon Orr of Goderich township.
Seventh, No. 121, leather billfold,
Mrs. 'toy Jewell, Codetich; drawn
•by Mrs. J. D. Beecroft. '
Eighth, No; 320, car washer, 1VIrs.
McDougall, Blyth • drawn by Mrs.
Elinor Graham, Ashfield. .
Ninth„ No: 432, bait box, G. Far-
rishe 234 Highland road, Kitchener.
' Tenth, No. 880, carton of salt,
Mrs.•Frank Brown; 11.11,
Speaker
Looks to the Ililis
for Inspiration
tSirs, -Sinclair, forinerly Of Ailans
dale, who is the guest of her son,
'the 'Bev. Donald Slnelq..ir of Exeter,
gave an impret5sive addres .tir a
lure attendance _of ineinhers of the
Kiabx Presbyterian
(Ainrell on Tuesday utternoou In
MaeHaY
• Mrs, Albert Taylor, •president eat,
the W.M.S.,°' presided an d intro-
duced Mts. Sinclair, who stated she
•
Railway, President- IV, A. Mathers,
of Montreal, Making a tour of On-
tario points the C.P.,R., .was
accompanied . by V. E. • Jeffers
'son, • vice-preaidents• charge
.of trellic,' and F. C, • $5... Evans,
vice-president of legal council.. The
party visited the•C.P.R. station:arid
inspected the railway's property at
the lakefront , and , also called et
the offices:. of the ,Gotleri,qi Elevator
tind. Transit eitinpany., Meeting .L0.
1,,7*Parsons ft, G. Sanderson, .
• President Matime efade Clinipti-
menttery remarks upon the facilities
42 the harbor and•Coinmented upon
the beatify Of what he.. had seen
of the 'town,
It was the fiat • of a
president to this town in a great
attmv., years„_probably tlte first since
the.opening,of the line from Guelpiet
. Mr, F. C, .S. Evane is a brother -
R. C..1-lityp,
' ENGAGEMENTS ANNOI.7.NCE6
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Johnston. of
Goderich announce the engagement
of their' daughtek Mildred Pauline;
toJohnOtivei..., :son of Mr. and Mts.
,Resy•TS4re1e1t„. Clinton,' Ont. S the•
marriage to take Piliee, -early
Atignst.- . • • •
.Mr.. and Mrs. 1). N Wil1is of
Goderich announce the -engagement
of their . .granddaughtee, Helen
....Nlargaerite Wittig, to John Earl,
..so,n of M. and Mrs. E. 0. West:
brook, „also of goderien ; the wed-
ding to take place •the latter part
ofJuly.
'
,
retsonal lylerition
. •
Mrs. L. Fear of Toronto visited
friends in towe last weeks •
Mrs• R. 0 Smith* and sons, of
,Giielph, visited at the week -end
with relatives. in eown.
•Me.'and Mrs: ',Archie Mae& and
Marjorie motOred to Vollingwood
atid Was;iga Beach ever the ,vveek.
end. '
•
Mrs. Wesley Harrison of Detroit
issLyisrist.iasar for the summer with
71fer-spirrentersaresstrosesTs-sele-'-
•Hownes
Miss •Eliebeth Glidden of Dettoll
is visiting her mother, Mrs. N.Yan,
(11100011, and sister, Miss,. Velma
Glidden, ••• '
' Mrs."Clifford Briedley and daugh-
tee June left- 'on • Mondny for a
ten days' - viSit with relativeS tied
friends .at Montreal.
Mr. • William Is Clucao el' St• ,
Lemio, to, Ismaking his annual
visit to hie old home town and' is
-staying at the Subset Hotel. •
Mrs. °Mary 'Welters and grand -
8011, Patti Smith, have , rttturned
hone, from an enjoyable visit to
Toronto and Niagara Falls, N.V.
Mrs. Murray Hetherington and
children have. ,retureed home to
Ilrlimpt on after holidaSing at the'
horee of Mrs. 0. .1. Hetheringtetn. •
• Mr, and 'Sim Grahain Sat fluid of
IshaneeSask., ar aperidng a couple
of weeks „with t former'e. (sister.
Mrs, Irving Hunter, 'Market street.
Mr., AO Mrs. IL Johtigtbil
of sEssex, Ont., and :11Ir: and Mrs.
A. .T. Peppin Mid daughter PattY,
of ehielph, are in town for a brief
visit.
, Mee, Geodhand and grandeon,
jaek Geodluirel, of, Detroit; are
visiting Mrs. G. J. Hetherington
of town and other friends in the
• ty.
Mrs. Ny. B. 'McIntosh :Ind her
,dirtighterv. Mrs, Howard ilayman
of 'Isindon, called • on tse. latter's'
aura, Mrs.. aleth,erington, St.
David's street,' oe Tuesday.. •
Mr. and Mrs. Melville..Martin and
Miss Edna Hogan metered to St.
Thomae on SaturdaY •to ,attend the
(11.1inore-Pell wedding; :whiCh took
place in Alma Presbyterian'ChUrch.
Mitfor Donald. MaeKay, Mrs.
MacKay • and son Malcolde of, Ot-
tawa, alab Walter MacKay, Of Tor-
Vieited re1atiVes7 fes-rn- -the
week -end.
;,Meesand. afro. M. C. Broeklebenk,
.Miss 'Celia", Broeklebank, Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Campbell and tarry,
all of Owen Soend„ visited over
the. week -end with Mr. ;end Mrs..
•Breckow, jr.
Mrs. A. Is Pentland and Brian,
of North Bay, are guests with tbe
• la d y's pa reit tsr, Mr. 'and Airs, T,
Atmotrongs Mt: 'Jas. Ikatby of
Hamilton also as. a° glieSt this' week
with Mr. and Mro. Arinstrong.
„ Revolt vieitor:: with Mrs. Bet-
ties were .Mr. and 'Mrs. William
Morgan and :Niro. Fred Morgan -of
Peet Stanley; Mr, and Mrs. Erland
Betties:, Mr. end Mrs. PlitIlips and
two itildrete of 'Toronto, and Mr.
and Mrs. Allen -Betties •of Porter's
Hill.
Mt and Mrs. Untold MeLean and
family, .Orangeville,. and Mr. and
Mrs, )Walter Hunt, of Hamiltot,
witli their family, lia•ve been holi-
daying •with their parents, •Mr. and
Mrs.. W, MeI:een, Saltford,. the
past few weeks..
Mrs. gothertille of d'Wett Sound
ealled on her friend, iNirs.
:111 Aleiandra nospital. one
day„last Week. Other vieitots were
Mr. and Mrs: Neel, of Ohio.. Mr.
Neall is a nephew of Mrs. IMMO
and it Wniz'tiVenty-fOnt Years since
they had seen each other.
• •
Twelfth; No. 435, fish ornament,
0.'. Larchmont„ British .Columbia
(hewn by • Miss Mary GroSvenois
•Cloderich. , ,, . .
. Thirteenth, No. .044, . RonSen
1 McDougall, Blyth t drawn. by Miss Nebo after he had . seen the great
; Neney Ttlilmots ' Goderiele • , lda in of Pisgah.... She: deecribed the • •
1 PrC.Seat rePresent big the Lions ;.'exhertation given.'''.1)Y Elijah on -
.lighter, Gordon,. Noble Goderich;
drawn bs •' Miss. ..Teimet .. Merritt, 'People free. She told. of Mpsee.
'COPTS PRESENTED • • ,., . . , . .
' TO KINCARDINE CHURCH floderich. .
drawn by Miss
Blyth. - ,
(Octet:, .-Mrs. Mary Reid, Gederich; the c`dmittand of God to Set .Uis
chairman, Of the perch de'rby cont:'; tains for prayer. 1ihere He found
.
Club were "Skip" MaeDonald, ; Mimet Carmel. •
•
mittcp, ..and Ife rver
Chatrinan, and .',.kelson Hiles Vice -1. , Jesus eften. went to ..the nioure
Fifteenth, No. 323, fishienifes Mrs. Shunt and of his death on,Mount
Fourteenth, No. 351, electric a burping bush awl:Moses received
Elizabeth Lauder,-
Terse:tee, • LStrength in His "ceinmunion With ..
•, ' angel Of the ^Lord appeared out of
'rthe -.Motility of TranSfiguratibps Saw ,
...1 God. ,-Petei., 1.1anies----ttlitt--.1ohn,::-on.-- -
,,i, Loll ves that Jesus suffered. the [ikon
1 . ca. Jesus, ministry on
-.S1,,c1)1sle.hsio ognairtdMeo:i.i.no,tf‘ • Horeb When. the
• eommunion. iVith,. 'God on Mount .
as _on the Mdunt of
„ •
. •.
or. K111)x i in 31 ' o'', go. t .f.a tl-ia-t—t-hTe
, • . •
•
At the • morning serve+
Kin" cal"' -01.1_1110s11.41e1;illii11)110°1;inGd 1mesilt" wonderful
Gethsemane. and
Pree by te ria n . sC1101 eh,
on "1111(1 11 laet, two valuable gift, . ,'
world has eVee known
C. F. Hoover donated a oterttirg , „
were preeented to the church, .Mr§.. p:e.rsiet: tt: foreign inisston .workt
.
orY of ben....p)trents,' the late Min. -
silver :communion St4'vice in mem- i anrc1;11;:he174111:0.1uslininesas otfhttl:i,se.gxathaere-t* ',.•
! 1 nation . mtist be tOld from -collet
devil • mid Vliristine • Fraser,' who
o Coast of ord • oevn Cauifdian land,
Slid, 'had as guests • members of cardiac. ' Mrs. Frank Harrison . of .
were 'pioneer residents of Kin- sod . i ii ,,Ipeaker.
.,
the •Lions Club arid teams of doubles' [Cleveland made. the Presentation on •
were made up of 'me player from behalf of her . znother,, .who is 'Ill.
each of the two clubs.. Jim Comp- .sste, ay. es pereosie; in memory
bell was „teamed with' Bill Moore of his mother, the late Mrs. W. B.
and the pair. won 'first prize, and Dunning, whb was a sister 'of Mrs.
as, ic ..Sequel Jim is .• thinking, of
taking his exercise hereafter on
the bowling greens instead Of in
the: shop With, •ineirtar and peotle.
,Winners of • Seeond. -prize were
Harvey Erskine and Ernie • Pric1-
1111MS;• third, Andy Bentiller• end
Harvey iScrinageour; fouitth, Bill
Zutherland' and George MacEwan.
was going to give an sopen-air
talk" on "The HMS." She Spoke
of the beauties of Goderich, and ,
of the loyely iiot of color and blaze
of glory she hatd seen from every
hillside-'whep- she was on a trip
from .ellandale. to Barrie.
fancy' ,she took her hearers
to the Judean hills.. On the, ap-
proach tosf.the ,first hill a young
shepherd Iad could be, seen • sitting'
alone with his music, and thinking
of the care of his sheep—how he
went ahead, to lead them to "the
still waters;"—the •lost lamb, and
the table spread. Then the beauti-
ful hour at the close of the day
When the lambs retiarned and he
ministered to them. Then he looked
to the •hillside 'end beyond and
communed with the Maker who had
led him: through the day. ,
• Mrs. Sinclair spoke a the com-
fort given to •many the.beantiful
23rd Psahn and of that other
Pealne, the 121st, when :David,
escaping from Saul, gave Vent to ;
his feelings: "Unto the hills around,
do L. lift ,up ray longing eyes."
, Other Men who had maryellous
experiences on lail,ltopS' were men-
tioned by Mrs. _Sinclair. •Abraham
was Commanded to go to Mouriks.
Moriah to • sacrifice his son Isaac.
Vividly :Mrs. Sinclair geve a word
pieture of the event, and of Abra-
ham's relief tryheneGod substitnted •
the ram for saceifice and praised
Abraham for his faithfulness :even
to sacrifice. • .
She described the experience of
LAWN BOWLING
• ----
'The. Goderich Bowling. Club is
holding- a. ScOtch doubles • tourna-,
1110)1 7VV(411.10:4111,\. neXt, With
for the Carling trophy told ether
geod, 111q!b0r,. Entries close at 12
o'clock oicion.
.••Oit Ttiesda eVenil*g -the' Dowling
was 4ut de.
:LAMES' LAWN BOWLING CLUB
• The Ladies' Lawn 'Bowling Club
held their first ladies' open tourna-
ment % Wednesday, July 11. The
winners: 1st" Mns. Du Val, Mrs.
Lloyd, alas. - WebSter,. Wingham ;
2nd, • Mrs. • Haresore. Mrs. Kerr,
Miels :McPherson, Wingham ; 13r0,
Mas. price, Mrs. Heitman, • Mrs.:
Noa1e-Goderich. •
•
On *Thmoday eVening ‘the win-
ners in the mixed tournament were
Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. Cilia, 1st
0001-ge MaeHwan and :Mrs. Mc-
sIocker, 2nd.
AT THE WATERFRONT
• Many pletYaire yachts are making
the harbor this season, mostly with
}males takine a lake cruise Some
,TqWrr=--
ing people of .weolth from Detroit,'
• Toledo, Cleveland and such places.
...If . we haven't a hill • we ean. ,
&ale .our own place .for prayer and •
eominunion With God, .and there our
faith,' • truth and , courage •-S411 be.
strengthened •;- leadershiP, 'Thee •and .
!ito-overs presented alSo a' priealleu
te the' church: • — sh_all be ready to meet the coinmts-
sacrifice in- y
a be learned and we
The. • minister, Rey, ., . •Williem
'1VerS,• Taylor warmly exPressed
as planned felt ens,"
secitlitilidte3V:Mhrs-.-• Sinclarr, . . .
&Mica ted- them to- the gongrega tion.
Mitchell, received • the 'gifts, and
the thankS of themeetingto the .
Mr. .and Mas. Frank Harrison of •
Speaker.
'Mr& Neil ,SIOCKaY read. the 1.03;a/
Cleveland. and Mr. W. P. Dunning
Petilin sind prayers swere offered...by
• . • a •
tended the service., Tbe late Mrs,
of New .York and .• Goderieh ate ..3-irs.
03, MISS Cynthia. Young, ac -
IV. 13: ;Dunning Was .a sunitner
resident of Gederich for a number sun, -, :
cote/ranted. by •MisS Frances- Breres
Taylor,. Pleasing:. solos. were
of • years and. owned the home- now •
:hree life members .had,TaSsedi
occupied by her son on -Cobourg
away SinCe the last meetingsof the ,
ton.
NO .BAND CONCERT
street. . '
, '
•
'Society, iss Edith.., :
-NEXT - SUNDAY EVENING E. ,A.' McMNally and -.• .WigginsMnssMrs.
There will. be" no band eTeirthrgt
;-------s4-
•
.0nfai work catheirf trahelnsedocieotnyt.ributions. ,to the .
. ' ° McPhail, and Mrs.. Taylor spoke
next.: The.
In the Square on Sunday
Blue Water Band and Mrs.',Robert Bisset. repOrted that
the Girls' Trtimpet Band •Wilt. both Dr. Sp-Khim Tan, of Forniosa, who . •
play
' . t Westminster Hospital; has been taking post -graduate work •
London, .that , day. A few more lu nutrition at the University of
- a : . .
can: are needed for transportation Toronto, vats a welcome visitor a •
of 'the bands to Isindors and citizens the .hOspital, on Sunday when she
who Will help in this way are asked- wee. the guest of •Mr. ' and Mrs.
•to tall Mr. Lorne. Young; . secretary Bisset.
of • the Bloe Water Band, • dr Mr.
.....4g_sexasestails -
Chesley on •Frickay. night IfiSt.
Trumpet 13110(1.
The
Parker, direetor of the,
s The, Illee , Wo ter Ba.rel was at
liesChester, bond. At)exeellent
program was given With Capt. W.
'AL Bishop. of Goderieh as. guest
On Monday eight sevee - of these
/Conductor'. ..
Pleitt: were in harbor overnight.
'on' Tuesday of 1 his w4k the
The many' facilities of. the harbor' .
and of the town dmilithass are fac-
tors in attracting these travellers
by water.
A rrtra'is at I be ,Goderich . elevator
the_ plist week ,were: Fridpy-Seity'
'cif Windsor, .99,000 bee. barites aeds
and •wheats- ---sSaturdny --. Howard
11 indent n. 124,000 hits; oa ts' a nd.
hn.rley. ,Sundase-Sta rbiu.k, _120,000
bus, on ts • and serpeninge.' , , ' .
Bests ,fishing in the river eon-
tholes- . good. '.. Yesterday three
angles. flameout of town got fifteen
[Omen; them. "Williem ROSN, who
Nimes year 'after yea r from Vaeder-
hilt, Mich:. to aver, a line in' the
Maitland, ozt Tnesdny, took a ilaws
of 311./e, pounds and 191;4;1 in, in
-
length Donald 'Bert - Nraeldsin
considered lifinself Ricky hi' getting
one weighing 2 ,eounite, 5 ounces,
There 1.4, to btz a sPecini . marin
seet ion. et the •Irmain :Westerns on`
North street, and sailors and fisher-
men are invited to make eontribis
fleets to the' display. Anyone 'hnv-
hig
any article that WOuld add to
the marine collection Is• requested
to leave it either with :Mr; Neill
Girls' Trumpet Band • was at Strat-
ford Ad •given a si a end id re,
ception by .the crowd attending the
tn it do sponsored by the Canadian
Na iona Reerea t ion A ssoela fon. .
7.4ist nighl the Mee Water Ea 1111
Vt`1114 1110 cencert band* at the • :it.
',Marys tattoo. /
Four Goderieh nuthirettes have
been hiVii.ed to assist in putting on
thelattito nt lianovell On .Friday
night.. The young ladies are Misses
Slceltoe, Jeneene Young•nnd
'001 0 ne Cra nston, 1 nterieedia te
tt niorot It's, a nO M iss Gretta Arbour,,
senior majorette.
, 9141E 'WEATHER. °
Temperatures of the past weelt
in • Goderieh, with thoee of the•
corresponding 'week a year ago, as
officially recorded, were ae follows:
loSt 19.50
:Vier. tin. Max: Min.
12.,75 68 85 62
Fol.„ltilv 13 ....V/ 61 77 55
'Sat., July 'tt s..82. 67 :• 117
Stms luly 16 ...81 " 63 79 53
Mon., jely 141 (14 82 • 64
'it -the Sineetlin • or With 1ktt Mae. nws., 4.11IY 17../8 64' 72 111
DOnftld, at the 'harbor. ,1W00., ,Ittly 18 51 • 78 58
, .
Ninety4wo • calls at' the hospital
were recorded : also several cells
on siek •and obet-in members.
IVISIVIORJAI6SERTI. 0E-. •
At---aCILROENraiiitTE-101',-
. •
There' wits it 'large attendance at
the Colborne cemetery On Sunday,
ditty for the, andual Meznoria?.
serviee.. Mr. • H. A. MeCreath,
behalf of the Towniship •Cohneil and •
the cemeterS eeminittee„ welcomed
the go thering, With., Mrs,. Spettight. •
at the organ; ketone were surig,,
"Oh, Safe, .to the-• Reck that Is
Higher than I," "Breathe on Me:s
Breath of God,'„' and "Blest Be the
Tie that Binds„:' and a duet woe'
sners,by Mrs. Donald Campbell and'
Mr. Harr' Westlake. •
Revs D. W. Williams., of Vieteria
Street •reited Chureh, gave the '
address,- in willeh lie tribete
10 the .pioneers who had laid the
spiritual .foinulatiene • of Colborne
town8hip nnd tirged his • hearers
to carr,y on, the 'good work that
they, had begun,
,•
,CAR DAMACIED • •
Abloit .$300 damege, Were caused to
a ear driven by Itoes ij
of Senfortle .$1titidflY 'afterne.zorf;,•••:.
when j‘t ant fOrt+04 Off the ' road' OW..
the. NV111101(1 (aimasesion • of • 9i
11(11110 by n c,or IyhielLsto PM to stOp.,
NIre, elativage, 'Wife or:tbo
oild 'tis'-.Normx•aot,tro ..'sntrered,
minor' inhirieS,. rt001101til! . edtt,.
Stable 41. ..ii4toti ititteadgattql. '