The Goderich Signal-Star, 1951-07-26, Page 1104th Year -No. ;30
—Goderich Air
Cadets at Aylmer
Summer Camp
• AYLMER, July 22: — Ten lads
from, Ooderich's•No. 532 (Maitland)
;AireCadet Squadron. are evpresents
nig the'Lake Hurn gre a of Ontario
at the annual Royal Canadian A,Ir
C'edet summer.etonp belog held this
year at R.c.A.F. :station, 191.1ner,
Ont. , Tbeir heel* squadron was
• • formed 'only last year, and though
they niay be one of the° most in-
ei*Perienced squadrons on the conp
the Gederich 'lads certainly. make
. up Apr it by an added effort toup-
hold the nanae,of their heine,squtiel-
. ron in the fact of opposition. front
90,
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seventeen dther squadrons, _Some of
which heve been in operation since
early in the last war.
Goderich• managed to •bag fear
hr.sts in the •r3econd track meet of
the Seasen held last Saturday at the
cantle AC.2 W. proted, the
'breadwinner °' when he '• won , 'the
senior ,softball throw, and sparked
London-Goderich 'relay team to
win. in the 440 event. AC.2' Bob
• Gardner also did his share when
he breught home a firstein the
high jinni). AC.2 Gardner alsO•wee
On therelay teem with AC.2. Bell.
In the swim. meet .held on Sui-e
day; these two lads again showed
thet they had in. enthusieSin what
they lacked in • experience when
•Gerdelesstetolts a third in the 'inedely
• and ,riell• managed -firsteln 114'40-
' yds. back, the 20 .yd& back,: and the
20 .,yds. breast. '„ He also placed
third, in the 20 yds. free etyle
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On the drill es.quare us well as
en the ot fieIcl the Goderich
• boys are showing all the fight that
settees .with heving Confidence ' in a
new squadron of their own. Some
oi the cadetfrom other areaS, Way
be able topoint to a long history
. o •Air, Cadet as:denier:es but the
• Goderich lads can outface -.them
•every time 'and march and conduct
,themselves aa,.settee.tied 'veterans.
.,.• • x.7k 111 the•Air
Like the ethyr cadete'S all the
lads from podericit havemade a
t went sem in u Le • familiarization
• flight in .ai It.e.A.F. 'Dakota a ir-
craft....Naturally, this flight proved
to Its/ one . of the, theist • thrilling.
phases of the ;varied program which
the boys., have been ' enjoying for
the past week. Tlte alternft took
the lads, tjn, 4 run out, over Lake
Erie, circled ...$t. Thomas'and then
. returned the air. station. at
:Aylmer. According to -what th
Goderich cade„ts .say, anyway,. non
of 532 squadron ever •thought o
•being air sick On _board the Dakota.
. They were ailtoo blies watching
the • countryside. beneath • them or
Watching ,the 'pilot handle the air-
craf•t,
The Part of the prograria 'which I)
.appeals meet to the ecadet, ,aeide
fromthe familiarization flight, is
the snorts, program. The lads are /,'„
'on the playing delds of A.ylmet 1-*
f,not Eton this 'time) for •one-third .1)
of their time on camp. iSofthals• k•-•
borden• ball, volleyball, find' and .se
and, LSWin1:111 111g • 11,114 "wgt01:
safety in, the awirnudng+ tank all
, give the cadet i lets Of time in the •'!'",s,
eresh air, and the tans .sported by ,
• the majority of the bo- s; .speak for ';',1
the 'way in which the lads ere busy 4
lapping up. :every available Minute
of outsider sPerts activity ,Which 2111
their.. instructers will give thent. .,,
And. they are getting i lots of it. •
, • Officers from Goderiel; •:*
•ACcompanying the cadets on ,their A•Li
first'week of camp -was their officer g„
commending the home squadron, /3
Officer D. Huffman of
Goderich' (East • 'street). r'/0. th
Huffnian is a veteran of oPeratianal th
'Service with the R.C,A,P. flew.
• as' a pilot with '415 Squadron of
• the Ctinadlan sixth . bomber group.
Ile might fondly, call Eastmook,
• •' Yorkshire, hiS oversea e 'home, since
• he ftevr most .of his trips out ef
the Eastmoor'airdienne.'F/0. Haft -
Sten *is a graduate 11. chemical en-
• gineering of the ,UniVersite. of .te`ie
• opto. • •
Me . squadron adjutant, .F/0.
• Ferndale, also is With the squadron.
F./0. Ferndale also • is 41 veteran,
bev.ing • joined' the .R.C.A.F. in
September, 1940. He sale/ his ser-
• vice evers'eas wtth •No. 420 Snowy
Owl Squadron .(tondon) as a navi-
gator. At present, WO. Ferndale
is working as office nianeger with
• the Dominion Salt Co, in Goderich.,
The Goderich Cadet Squad-
-,•retii'eeisTetsponsoreels hretlre -11trreir
Wing (iIsTo• 42) of the :Air Voree
Association. The Giodetich section
Of the vying. will shortly. be, ext,
pending folnelude 'groups in Sen -
forth, Clinton and Winghant: Where
the- wing does 'neve einto ,these
areas possibly many more Royal
„ Canadian Air ceed,et'S from the Lake
Htiron district will be -able •to ate
tend renewer camp_ with. the On-
• feria squadrons net , year.. at
. .Aylmer. .
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NO SIC -NAL -STAR d
• WEEK AFTER NEXT
In• accordance with the gen-
eral practice of Canadian week-
IY hewspapers, and to give the
stair.the statutory week's holi-
day, there will be no issue of!
The Signal -Star during the
• •week of August 5 to II, which
is the first full • week in .
•AuguSt.
Thi§ will mean that next
week's issue, of, date August •
2nd, 'will be the last issues
• until August Idth.
Ailvertiser(s, district corres-
pondents and others concerned
s.rare requested to -take note of
this. They are asked also to
have matter for publication in
our hands early for the week
conuneneing, Augu.st 12th. '
The business office be
open during 'the holiday week,
and one member of the
will reinahi :to handle emerg-
ency Printing jobs.
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LARGE GATHERING AT
SUNSET CIRCLE PICNIC
. The ,Members of Sunset Circle
of •the Mary ,Hastings Club were
hestesses-oa Tue,sda at tbe largest
area picnic yet' held this yeer at
Harbor Park. •
. The registration totaled 115
adults aed 75' children from Lon-
don, Clinton, Settforth, •Toronto,
Aryl", Stratford, • Auburn, Blyth,
Carlow, .Wingham, Thedford,
Holmesville and • Goderich. Twelve
carrier toys., of The , Free Press
carrier boys of The Londen *Free
Prees were invited guests.
• ideal, weather, a full oograra
of, games . and a metry group of
housewivee, a bountiful ,supper on
flower -bedecked tables added up ti
tr successful day for both „edelts
and children..., • ._• ' •
Mayor j.• E. Hucliine eXtended
civic' greetings ,and good wishes,
and. greetings • were brought from
The 'London, Free Preee, by A.
Cartier; from -Wingliam Hustlers."
W. Mrs. R. E. campheli Stratford
Good Will Club,"zby Mrs. B. Cook,
and, Mrs. Albert Jasper London
representing the central ‘executiye.
Everyone • registering Nva: given
comic pen -name for. the day, and
thee pinned on the back • created
,plenty of fan..
faneywork table presidod evje
by Mrs. ilucl4as and .M.rs.Albcrt ,
Kn. ee_sh. Was, soon sold
After _supper, • Mrs. • ''. „Smith
GODERICH, ONTARIO,THU4S15111', JULY '26th, 195i.. •
Caniiiia, $2.50
Subsptio tx.1 V,S.43,40.
Aerial View -of the Lovely Village. o
'2•••4:e'•
'The main street of Anhydirn:is seen in centre .part.of gpieture and,.
as it dittppears at fop part of picture, it leads. on ;Ca' BLyth. ,Thst
flyortion of the Maitland River is seen at,bottom of 12;icture with.
the „ -road ,leading from the bridge cross.ing the rive1.7. , At the top
".centre to the right of the Main street can. be. •seen Tioron County
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,
garage from -which Vehieles.are operated to take*eare of county l'oads..
The picturt7 Makes the road leading from the rivet up' to the
main street a fiat ,sunface, whereas'it is a rather' steep -hill,
as those who flse. it k.tio'\\-:•-
—London-Free Press Aerial photo.
"Goderieli„.. vice-president,. on' behalf isi.900 purgiokg
• ..
-of Sunset Cirele presented' a' cheque 1, .e•
fe 1.8100 to Mre. Robett Jasper of - for Harness[..11orse
•
• the eenteal ,e,xectitiVe, °to be used
elfur the Woodeden Children7,-.; fantp.
• A eng draWn for by Barbers.
Menus .was won by Mrs. •G. 1'.
iledy, of Dungannoli.
. Winners of Prizes
Tho following special. prizes were
iven: Tallest lisdY—Aft.s. Ran Me -
<meld, Clinton; ,.grandinether ef
irgest number. of grandehildren,
ire. Bernice Monk, Goderieh (16)s
eweet bride -Mrs. Gs L. Young,
oderich; .eade- with largest safety
W. ColeitnnaTettintense-
icking the eliPper:.-egrs. W. 'Col-
loug..h, Clinton,: balloon . game —
les. Milton, • W. Wiltse, Clinton.;
alking the rope binoculars—
.s. • Rita Podkin., Gedericla ;
ethespin, game — Alm W. Col-
ough ; bowling getheeellese kraita
ohnston,
Children'e •races: Theee and
der—Bobby Durnin; five .yearg—'
avid Straughane seven Aiq's —
aekie Straughan; -eleven years—
ob Chamney; free. for'. all—Joe-
ison; sack race Jpe, Allison;
eace, eleven and under .—
arbar.a Durnio,
Mrs. Ed. Davies, of Lendon wps
e winner Of, the closest guee's
registration.
A. ‘' D. Cartier lint:111c relations
officer of The London •Free Pre.s,s,
br4ght greetings'from -Mary Hast-
ings. ,He was aetetioneer •of the
many- bouquets ef, flowers Which
preveda financial. success and'
clima'xed •the picnic.: •
Events Labor Day
The .Goderich ltacing A.ssociation
will •hold its summer lutruese horse
racing meet en Labor Day, Septeni-
be.r"3rd, with $1,90e posted as prize
namey. • The race meet will be a;
start .of the' big Labor Day .celebra-
• thin being planned• the-Cloderieh
riiuend-Labor. CounelL • r1
date was arranged at a joint meet-
iitg of the executive of •the 'local
Trades andsLither Council and the
Rac'ing' ,Aeseciation held." -at the
Court House . on Monday evening.
Four races C>f three 'heats each
be contested, these being
free-for-all for a purse of $800, a
2.28 trot orpace fot $360, a. 2,24
trot or pace'for $4*and a 2.20 trot
or pace for $400..
Local Horses in ,the Money
,Goderich. horses contin.ued to
Place in the• prize -money at Thorn -
entre race. track, Toeonfo., clueing
the' past week. . Reg. slIceleehad
good "success with .his two homes,
Joe Bunter takingeeeeond end third
money on eeparate days, , and
MoGee's fast improving
•pacer,
placing'therd in a .fast-lield.
'Ron McGee, the owner's • eixteen-
year-old sonedroveboth horses.
.H.nron Exprea showed -improve;
inent on Saturday by crossing the
wire fourth 'in both heats of a nine
horses' fastsclass •field. •
- JUNIOR 'FARMERS' CHURCH.
SERVICE NEXT SUNDAY
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The third -anntiel•, church service
of the . Tinfoil Comity .Innter
• Farmers will be held in the James
Stre'et United Church; itixoter,. oft
lieunlay next, ;fele 29th, lir 8 o'clock
eee, D.S.T. The :speaker • will be
• Rev, '11. J. Snell, 1)fl44t0i of .1110
church. Special Smnsic W11I be
rendered by the ConntY Junior
Farmer. 'choir. • Everyone 15 wel-,
comesto 'attend this serviee and
hoprd' there 1N111 be a large .at-
tendance.
• EvnuerioN SERVICE
. sdne •seryloe for the Andnetion,
of
tin e Rev.' Howard flickinson into
. the pastdrate of 'North Street
• unito Church has, been tentatively
- set for Friday 0vi1Thtr Ai 1i1
4It 8 o'cleelc. •
R,
ASIliFIELD MAN' BURNED
IN SINDAY:MORNING FIRE ,. Jee Bunter finished . a bang-uP
• second in the firseireat Of thd fell-
. tured ,trot at Toronto on Wednes-
,' DUNGANNON, jnly 23 e--- An day and was third in the second,
aged'man was burned and a' large heat. In finishing'Scend the Godee
brick house on concession 12, 'Ash- rites trotter WiS clocked at 2.09 3/5.
field rown.ship, was completely gut- • On the •same afternoon, Huron
ted by thanes eerly Sunday morn- Expeas hroke lit the gate and
Ing by, etre of • undetermined origin. Wound up last in e 61Y -horse Aeld.
William Baldwin, aged resident of This Was the 'first time the .big
the•house, was burned and, taken gelding "had broken this season. ,
,
to ,the Alexendre __.40.spitales:Godeee-,MieSsAiseeYseVenisownecl-by.,,Eind..
richsiittritS to-ME'llifing'situf-ittY Sainis; was third on Monday•
face. He •suffered •burns while pod .eixtli on Wednesday in •the
attempting to salvage „clothing. froth 2.29 class. , •
the flames. , Just Teddy, another Sainfs horse,
'rho, blaze was first noticed about was involved in a collision In the
7 Lin, Sunday by Mr. Baldwin and first -heat- of u stake race on Tueis-
•a cothipanion, Lloyd Gollatt. An day and had, to be drawn from .the
attempt was made .10 notify neigh- 6'
bers Liy telephene, but the Ire pre
'numbly had disrupted te ephone
connections. Both men 'escaped
from the hdrning himse and
Gollan -went to a neighboring farm
house to suthmon help. Meanwhile
Mr. Baldwin Went back into the
house and tried to save. clothing.
He was extensfvely burned hut
managed to get out again. When
neighbors arrived on the 'seenethe
fire was too ',far advanced fa' the
building 7to be saved.' Mr. Baldwin
was treated' bY n leTeknow nhesi-
elan and taken to Goderich hospi-
tal.
Amount of the toss was not ese
intuited. '
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AIR 'CADETS AT AYLMER
-Nine air cadets from Goderich
will return on 'Saturday after a•
two weeks' eamp at the R.C,A.V.
Ste tion', Aylinev, The Signal -tar
receiVed an photo shoWhIg
somelof the Goderieh eadetii around
Ilm,vard trnining !'aircraft. in
tbe, pletime are rod Skelton, Ken
Wilson, Itos.s Itivett: ttairy Whet
stone und 107 Venn. • • -
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eceed heat.
CHANGES SUBIVIITTEEr
IN C.N.R. PROPOSALS
A special ineefing of the Town
Council wee held on Friday night
to consider the proposed agreement
with the Canadian National Rail-
ways with regard to it road to' the
north side of Goderich harbor.
Soto° changes in the draft stlb-
witted by the ,C.N:R. were made
and the amended agreement. has
been sent to the railway authorities
for consideratien.
. TUE WEATHER ,
Tempera tures of the past week
in Goderich, with,those of the
.corresponding week It year ago, as
officially recorded, were as follows:
' 1951 ' ' 1950'
Max, Min. :Vox. Min,
'Thurs., July 10 70 60 60
, •
.July 20 ..,.76 56 75 55
july 21 ..,,72 57 73 50
Sim, Ails/. 22.... ' 78 re
July:23 • 52 83 61
Tifes.,„41117 24 58 78 40
Wed" tjJy 25 :.85 (Y2 73 ° (3)
GIFT TO HOSPITAL
FROM BETA IGIVIA•PHI
Tlie
1)11 (If ;1 $100 cheque for Use' ;Abroad in.
from Beta Sigma l'hi:Sororite yvae,
to the W-onien's Hospital. AuxiliarY I .inintigration or
li
Huron COunty Film
made at the••hospital • on Friday' ,
The filth' :•'.11he Rooks Drive on,
founded on the. work' of the "book
. - • . ,
mold e'' of the id ron Co tin 3
I:ihrary ASS001 t 'Op., has aroirset
'ken interest in lihrary ,circluS
has been exhibited all across Pan
0(111 1(11(1 i.131120 ruitod :-.ittl1PS: NOW
•it is • to be used abroad to gke
prospective immigrantS. to • (7arfild
idi
an ea of: wht this, country is
.evening by 3tit88 1,J07•01
PreSidellt Of the sororfly, the mn
oey
to go to the. fund, for the
installation. of %a Suction punip for
the •operating, room ,at, •Aloxandra
IlosAtal. The cheque was 10('('1\(by _Mrs. .1). I).. •Mooney, •president
of th1-
e W.1.A.
The twelve nientbeiL...f.ii_f tIie
n . sor-
ority raised the uinelance,
and in accepting the 'gift Mrs.
1.‘looney warmly thanked the girls,
and highly ,eonrine_nded ' than On'
their worthwhile efforts • in. ,cone
munity. welfare.
The presentation .tookplace in
the „hespital. effiee, and. the super-
intendent, Mise' Helen Black, also
th.anked., the ,sorority„' other Mem-
lters' of which' present were Mrs. -
Betty' „Westbrook; Mrs. Marie
• Leitch, and Mrs. Martha Itathbern.
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PROGRAM BY GODERtell
• BAND $ AP.PRECIATED
.
LONDON, "July ..23.—More than
500 patients at AreStinineter Hoe,
• pital were ,enterteined on Sunday
when the Goderich Blue. Weiser
Braes Band and the •GOdeilett
Trumpet Bendepreesented an out -
Standing concert and 'drill deelon-
stration on the .hospital lawn.
• The Blue Water Band was under
thedirection of. 'Capt. W. .H..
Bishop', the Trumpet Band being
directed by Wallace Parker.
Feature of the program was a
performance of the majorettes_ —,,
Miss G. Arbour, Miss J. Young and
Miss 5:Skelton.
A. E. Mann, - recreation super-
visor, thanked thetwogroups.
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COPIES OF. JUNE 7th WANTED
.,We have enquiries for copies of
The Signal -Star Of Jane 7th. We'
eliatigTh'e-eobligert- 4 --Vs Tenders,- Who'
have copies of -this date would seal
theIll• to US. •
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ODDFELLOWS, REBEKA. HS'
AT HARBOR PAR
- thembers of Huron Led
,
: •
• NO. 62, ( F. and of, •Iteliektli
Lodge, Nil:. 89, with their families
spent. it happy afterreeas at a plenic
, sin -:11erlsor . Pork on, Tuesday.
_ !. Each Person who •registered ,W.
I asked. tOgt10Sti 1110 n'tonber •of ,bea
11 ,. . .
1 in 0 sealed jar. - Curmen Doak.
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- guess "---Al-rs,---14...N.E.-..,Iohnstton-reeeiveff il of 45e wen the prize
' closest ty the 'right eumber, 444. ,
1
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pelie ' as the- Oldestlady pre.sen
118*
's
as
10
t,
and iiayin Green, took the. plize
for the oldest •than. 'The younges t
person at the pit•nrc was three -
weeks -old John Fowler, SOD' of Mr.
like. • •
Ecknrie ron qe.iinty
Librarian,'is. in receipt of 'a letter
front SlisS A,. E.'ilorne,'Iliforniatioi!
officer of the Department, of Citizen -
;ship and Immigration, Ottawa, 'hi
whiell she says:.
.connection With :our efforts
to sbintulate immigration. to Canada
from the ,.U,Elited .leingdemand
Europe,' we are endeavoring t6 get
together• a library of ,ffluis Whitt
et121 he used to give 'prospective
immigrants, some idea of living tone
dittons 111 .Ctiottela.. 1 recently heti
the pleasure of viewing tho,:fithi
'The -Books 'Drive OW. etnel was'
quite impressed with the pleasant
and realistic .pieture,it gives of the
ilnron• • county counnunities • and
'countryside. T. am sure that 'the
-
him ,would -prove interestin4 to
'people •in the Old Country who are
thinking of emigrating .10. Canada."
.311ss Horne nsked•for a, copy of
the film, to be 'sent overseas for
use in each of the countries from-
Whlich immigrants Are expected, and
the Huron County Librarian is co-
operating In having the extra print
sent.
WINS PARR MEMORIAL MEDAL
Principal 'Shackletele. ' of the
Goderich Public School annouifees
that Helen Pridhanais the winner
this -year of the'Robert Park mem-
orial medel ,gleeen,elese„..MX- .1-7-144.re -
?Lertrestoneseif
the daughter of 'Mr: and Air. .E,
tsPridharil:
Local Manufacturing Head Scores
• Ottawa Mayor's Attitude
• (Ottawa Journal, July 24) Canadian eompany trying to for
A 'Buy Canadian.' pone:" for the its way into the City of Ottawa
1 guidance of City Hall department
heads Monday was. urged by „,T. A.
Sull'y, president, of the Dominion
Road Machinery Company of Gode-
rich, Outs, in a letter addressed
to Nfayor Goodwin Ana members
of „city council. .
(Mr. 'Sully's protes'ts • recently
touellk,d off a minor rehellion of
aldermen mid contrellers agninSt
the puractse of 'read graders IT.
commended by the. city .works cont.
'Snissioner,
* 'Me 'claimed eonte' of the graders
,
recommended • for • purehase were
American-inado,' highenpriced thnn
the tenders he submitted, and, did
gat lneet required •eneelfieations.
The. grader controversy , Still rages,.
vitli next.debate scheduled .for city
Neu -tell, meeting Augteet 7.Y
Mr, Sully stated the mayor, at n
seeent lloard of Oontrol reting,
had -'contended "all the ,arinible
about the Melnik! of graders ,by
Your 0ounci1 821tS ' ea A''' it h.' "
business,' and implied that Gibs Wee
our company." •
ft NVIIS a • "sierlous, position for
Cattadian manufifeturers," ?Jr.
Stilly Wrote, if tkey hnve to "force"
• their wily iiittr the busleess of
menleipa 1 s organize thms.
i'lletnre. if you 'will," he stated;
•'`the prospects Of our' eompany, or
any Canadian company, doing busi-
ness with the City Of Waslington,
D.C. Our -tenders would not even
be considered irrespective of priee,
•qnality oreperformance. The same
,mituation obtains when eve; attempt
•to sell the Pedernt Gowen- '
mein. Not only must they by, law
'buy Atherlean' but they havi. Wise
set• no high proteetbee , tariffs."
• HeaMi ttea it • was, necessary
to ini'Y from the Vtfifed KtatOS, if
;Canada Is' to selI its .raw matertaIS
there, "but there are an many items
‘NRe Mitiire that are not made or
grown in Cannila that there, woolti
1,o'. be little danger of bin`
getting out of balance."
• and Mrs. Roy 'Fowler. •
• After a' delicious .supper, a 'pro-
gram of , eperte ,e,titertaieed the
gatherteg, the, results being as fol-
lows
Girls', race, 4 years end, under,
Betts' eleelenall, Sybil Bowra.;
boys'erate, Mlle Wilkinson, Wayne
Doak; :5 and 6 •years, Barbarti
-Mock; leiye, Ivan Harris, Gerald
'Fritzley ; girls .7 and Shirley
Vilkineon; boys, • Jimmy. Bowra,
Ernie Pinder; girls 6 to 1.0, Carol
McManus, Diane MCConnell; boys
11 • and 12, Carmen Doak, Guy
Moore ; . wheelbarrow race, ist •Car
men Doak and ,Frank- Miller, 2nd
Guy Moore and BeverleY
Ladies' race, -Miss Hilde Smith;
'men's,' Mr. Jack Wils'on. Necktie
race, Mrs. William- Doak and Mr.'
Jack Wilson; kiek-the 'Miss
tililda Smith; minute wttlk„ Mrs.
Harold Newcombe; throwing ball
into a Mrs. James Wilkinson;
egg race, Beverley Bowra.
A bottle -writing race' was won
by 'Carmen .1)dak over thirty coal:
petitors. ClothesPin race, Grace
Pinder, "Mre. John Pinder; passing
a paper cup on a straw, Mr. Frank
BoWra's team.
A peanut scramble was given for
whom received'
an all -day -sucker. •
WHEEL CHAIR 'P—R----ESENTED
TO ALEXANDRA HOSPITAL
, .
•
Mr. and Mrs. Ted INTeIntee, newly -
tis, ,of Cleveland, Ohio, were re:
nt guests of Mt,. Iteetof Tiort.,A
ilertt,14.aha nuitip ea§ 'on other
latifes'• at 'Port 'Albert and In
district. • • t
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• The Goderich Rebekah todge
eently made the presentation of a
tine • ehrome wheel chair; whi ell ea n
be , folded when • not in use, to
Alexandra Hospital. '
This veined • pieee of equipment.
•
was presented through the Cancer,
Polio and T.B. Fund, 'and was
received by the stiperintendent,
Miss Helen Black, the presentatiep
being made at' the hospital ,by Mrs.
TWC0(.1 ie., MIs. William Bannister
and Mrs, Fred .Fritzley. •
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BAND CONCERT SUNDAY
• EVENING
. The Blue Water Band will give
a concert • in 'Court ileuse Park on
• Sunday, evening next,. eommencing
at 8,30 'o'clock. •
IRowrat MA, FOR JUNE1 •
.01st of power supplied to The 1
Goderieh Public Cemmie- 1
slim June • bee the Previneial I
Power Commi,Non wns $7:;84.9.20. t
,
Youths Convicted
of Chicken Theft
in Huron and Perth
oaisn, .7ne,litelnyeell, g• wiaetrif.tfeSseiettar't• besys.
Magistrate D.' E. HoIrdee oil three,:
•
youths ,who pleaded -guilty to eX-
1entive chicken thieving
and Hams eouaties, They", •vvere
• OrVi*. Fletcher, 10, of KurtzVille,,
Milford Govving, 10, of Listowel,
kInd Lloyd Wick, 17; of Listoivel.
Each elected suunnary trial end
pleaded guilty of the 'theft of
elnekens „of a total value of 000'
ipnerl'alalanede lanndufwimicak•ttoowwnswittilipips juin
Huron, Forty hens ,were 'stolen
from • Cecil eZurbrigge, Waliace
township; lifty-one from Chpelee
Huret,'Elina township; mod:a num-
ber, from Sauxtuel D, Martin, Bork
A• Pollock,' . Robert Denny:, and
James Bell, in Hewiek.„
' 'A number of chickens' were re-
covered before they .were sold, but
the trio received • $233.63 for theee
sold.•
I • • •
•
Crowe Attoreey 11. Glenn Hal's,
K.C., stated the raid e were organ-
ized sYsteniaticalle. Crates were
borrowed ..froni, dealers, , and one
Of the • group would. ,.market et)*
chickens,. for whieh they 'received
full value:. • Chickens , recovered',
alive Were, valued, at$400.• •
- Mr. Heys asked restitution. of.
•
expenses, $71.90, incurred. ,kor , feed-
ing, etc., after the chickens 'were
filipounded.• •, •,
Frank Donnaly, ' defence
counsel, asked for leniency, pointing
out there 'were -no previotis -reords;
and assistaem had been IgiVerr to
the police. , Bell was set at • $'2,000
yroperty for eac14'
• , Liquor Case ,
• Pleading guilty to ,St charge of •
keeping liquor for sale, -Clifford
Hart, • Morris tewnShip, was fined
$50 and coste. • Amongst 'the. liquer
ordered destroyed wits a* bottle of
CITRIC de Menthe.
••
• A fine of $20, and costs or '-tWo`'',
week iii in jail was linPOsed • on
Allan Harrison, 24, of Gtirrie,• after .
• Conviction on the charge of causing
11 disturbaneei by sivearing Farr:s
se'rViee station 'al Gorrie.'
A charge figainst Harrison of
Common' assault. on Mrs: ,Farr was
disinisse d. • The' eomplainent
.elaint'6d the accused kicked , her
wlien'be was ieeving the restatfrant,
which. svas denied by Harrison. •.,
-You can't ku arOuad people".s
places using that Ititnl'of languages".
sa id the .Alagistrate, •••
• Edward le)cid, 11.C.A.F., Clinton, •
was fined '$15 'anfheosts on „plestsirnse
guilty of''(:auSing a disturbanci?.'14
being arid' sweitring,, • It was
stated be • was stopping traffic. at,
V111114 ,and fillewing ears lo"
. 0
IAT. TgE •WATERFRONT j
• In • eomPariSon wipi• the lieltt '"Up
, , ,
town,' it was comparatively , cool
,
at the harbor, this' afternoon.. Wafer
between the filers and Off the oeiiiii
iegistered 09, kind the iiir temper -
attire was •70.
• • There has been .11, diligent see
for wallet 'reported. • lost 'by
CrankOn. of Detroit on To
day. • Ile •was 0 passenger Lai
yacht Wind Swift, which. .w
moiired near,' Snug' Harbor. •
went.. for a ,,, stroll on, hg ishuiu
north ofthe pier and ,later, wjtile
eu route .the to Owen
Sound, he 'discovered that, his W411 -
Id, eontaining valuable papers -and
$50 in (Nish, wae. Mies -lugs .slIe tele -
Phoned his, losS from 0We1l 501111d;
and .suggested that he might have
dropped the Wallet .in the vicinity
'Of 'Srftig-Harbers 'Seven men Went
Over to Ihe. island and searched
every, ilia en et. wide area, but
found nothing. gr. Cranston offers
e liberal reward :for the re,Overy
of his property.•
Arrivals at the Goderich elevate;
this week ',Sunday, — Sandland,
.162,000 bus. •oats. Mondaye-Howard
!Hindman, Ig4,00o. os. oats and
'burley. .Tuesday—A. A. Hudson;
13M00 bus. oats and barley.
„The •Starbuck is dne at the
elevator Friday nigh+.
,The Imperial • Cobourg from.
'Sarnia, was in, on Saturday, and
left, a part .eargeeof gaseline. She
was in again this afternoons -with
anOther part cargo .fol• the "Im-
perial Oil depot here. The %re-
mainder, ef beth of thei?e cargites
was taken to the."SeoP • -
• A Big 'Coal-earrler
s COnsumers Pewer, one of the
largest vessels ever seen in this'
harbor, eame in at 8 o'clock Sunday
eyeseing and cleared- at. 3 o'clock
,next morning after diseharging
omrrons-of'•eoATTor-oilerieli -Tar
e..4, Chemical Co.' The big • ship, 00
feet., in length; • excited' much in-
terest and many visitors boarded
her' end watched the procesa ,hy
'whieli the coa1.. wile. carried from
the Ve5i4e1 • to the netteby cosil pile
so rapidly .ancbeleanly; As one.oid-
timer said, it ery from
the days when 'Fiat vessels were
unloaded with a horse and bucket.
• ' Another Mathieson Dont
Anbther • all -steel bora from
Mathiesoe's • Welding Works ., was
launched on Tuesday and with its
,fine lines and splendid ' workman-
ship is con'sidered to be perhaps
the test. That Mathiosod has yet
turned ent. le is powered with a
siercylinder marine. engine ,with
4-t0-1 reductien gear. , The. bueet.'
is SI •Thronto party, and Vaptnin Bill
Merwick Will take her down to
tife;,eitr earliv August, • "Clitteky
;roe" is the name •the •neW •boat
Will carry.
Naval Training Ships Here'
'1"Iirt:e ships of • the Great Lakes
levet flotflla orriVed in
tort on Monday evening and re-
nnined 111101 rlitleAdflY. OfterT10011:
110 i in IA In .sommand of 'Celts
S. R. R. Naftel ntul when complete
emsists of six Paireillee, hut three
vere detained by *.various eirctun-,
lances. The. tthips on leaving this.
•
• • Too Much Wrestling
'Cho ries • Brown; of Aslilleld;
de id 1 ilt i di
. . ,
, gu 3 to • sorderly ,
ellarge and was fined $1.5 and costs,
a ine'gttellde0 the wrestling Match in
rthe Memel -lel Arena here on J'irly •
the I 2ist.•Affer thejnata when Ronald
as Buck,- Toronto, refused him u drive
He :down ' town, started •
•
Wrerlle• hint •
• -A tine of $1.0 and costs.: VC'iI.S • .
posed on' JOSeph ,G... Van ,Flaz0- •
brava*, of Detroit, charged. witb
t'areless driving on Saturday, JttiY
21et, at the intersection _of. Britart-,,
rile road arid Bayfield peed, i7i,fiere
he broke off a lire hydrent, caus-
ing $180 damase. tO it • .
we
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'Go
tie
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SORORITY ENTERTAINED
• , ,Kits. Ir. CURRY'.
. ,
At 6.30 pane- on Tuesday, Ja1Y7.
24th, Mrs. Frank Curry'was hostesdg
nt her ,sumnier home to the mem-
bers of the Beta Sigma Phi siirority.
Pine weather ,Perthittedi the serv-
ing '
ihg of a hountiftil pot4tiek supper
on the floWer-bordered •Ietvn, wllieh
overloeks the lake -and the 'harbor ,
mouth: In this relaxing. and pleas- •
ant. atmosphere eororllY members
informally, ,discuseetl, the nehleVe-
ments 'of Abet past year. and Vannesi
projects for the ,coming year. '
After vieWink. one of Goderich'S
nixed sunsets front the vantage •
point the lawn, the' party re- ..
paired ledoors, where the: hostees,.
served lemonade and cookies, and ,
the gathering then broke up foe
the evening, • .
•IPIP2RIAL OIL LEASING_
LAND IN -14/404 cop„xm„,.
Thousands of acres. of land it
Huron. county are being leased by
Imperial 011 Limited with.,a view
to milking a, survey and drillieg
in the- hope of hifting oit. •It is
understood that a 'crew of men
have !wen through •Goderich .:town-
ship and leesesi • considerable of
the land already with piens for
in -the •near future. st. ••
temporarseoffiee has been set up in
11 Goderieh hotel where men am
i)oring over ; district,. maps und lay -
frig out a plan for future vvork.
A fetv yea 05 ago a man posing as .
.an • oil expert was. in the district
and raised high hopes of,. the (Hs-
eovery of 011 in Goderich township.
Nothing came of it, however.
I
HURON -BRUCE -LIBERALS'
TO "CHOOSE CANDI.DATE
' 1`1.10 ;1111111411 meeting, and iteesin-
ating eolevetit.itrit •Of tile Ilsiren-
13ritce J./literal Alsseelation will be
bold the Witigbarn ,
on ;‘li)tulay itpxt, anis' 40t1i,
14:11o, 1).111„ ;Walter 'Phoinsoil, leader
of the ()nt.ario Liberal party, wilt.
be itresont with otitot.s toradtlregs
the meeting.
111.11)i)r 1101dod the Soo and. ildr. bt)rne Ili .floderieli
oit Artintr, andreturn to , townsifiy4 and ivIjile the, flotilla watt
h)1Jt at :the wiook-entl, remain. ifl Tort be Vok omtartunity to
ng bore prtibably• .from Saturday 1118 ,wife and his mother, MPS.'
0,,:kVolidaY 1,,um(lay morning li'red '..N`tift I