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Partraeptt of Ora me art rVislieaos, was
oneof the notable gatherings of the
reason., The large number of, mem-
there of life :CaUbJE1.114 aotbez • citizens
attending Wore present not only to
hear one Who h s made a, We study of
the propagotton and protection of fish
and vvho is regarded am outstanding
authority in this matter, but also to
greet a Goderiele boy' who by sheer
caleacity aiad industry has reached a
position of honor and responsibility in
ate E--K•viee � 144 Froviinee.
Iir.a/alaay, on ot the late Capt. D.
MacKay and brother of John and Nor-
man MacKay of town, Was re red in
Godericheend gradeated from the Col-
legiate Institute, after which he at-
tended the University of Trento,
where he obtained his BA. and MA.
degeeese ,While his brothers chose tto
follevelitelinsineseeefeeelnneeNials
Ing, fleptor went tate reeearch work
and is, now supervisor andedirecter of
the fish culture brancli of the Ontario
Department of Game and tinsheries.
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meaner, whirgrawintroduce •
Lion G. 1.-.0. 'Tarr:ems,referred with ef-
sseseseefeetnortatesebbfailitn4ifeenWelifie
town, "Gederinb means a very great
deal to me," he said. "-Since leaving
here I have visited practically every
part of Ontario and in my opinion this
lawn still is the beauty spot of the ford. Luncheon W118 served by a cam- The marriage took place in Calvary
country." •mittee of Which Mrs. A. Miene was the PreSbyterian chureh, Detroit, on April
Be eaid he regularly followed the convener. , 13th, Rev. F. G. Beekland officiating,
progress of the toren and its peopie The head table was attractively de- of Phyllis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
in the columns of The Signal -Star. crated with a silver bashet of daffo- James MaciDonald, Ashfield, to Michael
"Goderich owes its prestige largely dils and green- 'tapers in silver -holders. G. Kosmyn.a, son of Mrs. Kosmyna.
to the character and integeo ity" of its At the head table with the guest of New Xprli, and the late Charles Kos-
iteltTek-sla tri -ceilibte- of the -Men di- honor-vve-re-- M 21-
rs-.--.- -C-.• iOutt, Noble•
myna. The .bride, given in marriage
recting its affair*, and to the calibre Grand,Miss Gladys Shore, Vice by her brother in-law, A. L. MaeLen-
of its -teachers," he said. -:- - -Grand, rand • rs. J. Robertson, of God- nate was lovely in a gown of white
"There always was a great stand- erich Lodge; Mrs. I. Wolfe, D.D.P., of chiffon over taffeta, made in form,
ard of efficlAcy in the ,charecter of Stratford, and the noble Grand and fitting style with a flowing skirt to the
Goderich's teachers," he said, fondly Vice Grand of each of the visiting floor, a satin wrap withi a shoulder -
naming DT. H. I. Strang, Miss Isobel lodges. length veil of white and a corsage of
Sharman, ILiss Kate Watson, Mr. 3. P. -----Briarcliffe roses, Illy-of-thesvalley and
(Hume, Mr. A. . Robertson, iss Old- " PaerZPH =,- 511171,NG sweet peas. Mrs. A. tie MaciLennan,
ford and Miss Hodge.
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lilt
ytena inempA
ZateeePereeMeleoa 11.Z"e4elga, ere441 MI= 0
t''-gitrir=Z;e1 7itetl„ft DIP*
•Zari. imeS•Donalde-4011 ar/dred Mon-
day evenina , fro 7eterchora,
witere omatatb ttze winter.
lie was ageOrOyanied Cey Mee, "Sande
Shanelest and her doter, Mrs. Dantean,
teintired, M00% %‘_1.1eY
made, the trip honte,-,-1419 miles—in
three day.
M. Donaldson brought with bim o
•specimen of the sha4do0e which he
-$11.20
4s. -a effeenione frultelneelerldne
It la ejliaped like a huge Pear -9 inches
•long, Mull over 24„ inches in circumfer-
ence. Inside, lar. Donaldson states,
it is tomewhat Ulm a grapefrutt and
is eaten in the same way, or with a
salad. Placed. in the Signal -Mar of-
fice window, the monster fruit has at-
tracted much attention.
PROVIIV\MEAL PLIESmoamr
Off Mita Gee/mica:.
Seeltoll Time latleyed
About seventy persons were present
from Stratford, Seaforth, Clinton and
Goderich on Tuesday night, when rs.
C. Dokereee of Fort William, president
of the Rebekah Assembly of Ontario/
elVe'yelEale, TeNtie TNb
89. The distinguished viiitor gave
an interesting address, and in behalf
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of the memevrs of Gederich Lodge,
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and as a token of tneir regard., •rEl• On Saturdey, at Detroit, Miss Es-
WISL etteeeeree 1e_eeeneetratejeeeseete eefieren
Nil
Ida) theuSand--tona
vitie 101bIodttlexi1-a :three •Ytattlo LIt
=tearing, duritt the past vve`;e4; h
coal cameOfl twO Wipe Retorts Toledo.
e_Ots ThUrndler nicbt 1ast the oolllet
Wander 11O, quarries Arasva -:02a4;
utgiwo tone at, Om V, if4e.
coa yard and 09 to in the '010/4tor.
Wad on SuudAy nt,c4it ich‘O. _
baven discharged UM tons over t
zatiu ehute.
!The- qr. Ari gtonarrlreslet Vara the -4
head, a,the totes on Monday andllilaw'
loaded 95,1 .1 bust4s of gzain ,the
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The str. Prindoe, after a tvvo-year
-12-Pag--from. _active. rv,ice,--is...lbains---
outfitierit to sail for the head a ith-
(Laktes
for a thorough eteonliattling;
and the str. Bricoldoc, which spent
last winter here, is being °lightest to
enter the pulp trade between Lakes
Superior and Nfiebigan. It is extracted
the veseels wIll be ready to sail in ten
days' time.
The harbor 'will be cleared of the
last of the winter fleet with the de-
parture of the freighters Brieoldoe and
Prindoe and the passenger steamer
Georgian, which also is outfitting
preparation for sailing next week.
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Twewelenr,oki Verna Miller, ,VotIrth
%look pupil let 'Victoria pubile eehoel.
Was the unaniMoue first choice of
three Judnes at the girls' o'ratorileal
contest held, at hoq Qn Thiersday
nieht last. Eielit Third and Fourth
-439,01t girle-participated.
All the deb, cod tia,rtieularly Verna
Ellter,._ were_ _Why:gomlinaenied
Wigs; M. Aelterearei, vrho was- an adne-
dicator with Miss K. Park and Mrs.
Geo. Johnston. Clear enunciation and
facile platform manner were outstand-
ing characteristics of the speakers gen-
erally. Zech contestant receiveda
'book as an acknowledgment of her ef-
fort. The contest Was sponsored by
the 'Victoria Home and School Club,
and it was at a regular meeting of
the Club that the sp.eakers were heard.
Verna Miller had a wide scope in her
topic "'History of Radio," and the com-
pilation .of material and the delivery
were most creditable. She traced
radio from its earliest inception, be-
fore Marconi's time, then on through
the years, telling of the first broad-
casting station in a Pittsbarg gar-
age...the..AO-un 1.194 OfAVA.4.9,4.MIKA
there, and So on to the marvellous
development"' which have resulted in
present-day' radio and all Its branches.
Worthy . -of special mention was the
-11Tforl of :Mist:011,44 isittiOi- who « 'e= t
- ' -Tiftit-VVW,Ftlit'hists% Sir -
of today, with its famous "sky line,'
elentiedenreveennlene4finneerciag, 9-tsbee4:
well-known features. .
Lorraine Allen told au intimate story
of the most important little girl in the
world, "Princess ,Nlizabeth;" Norine
Mills spoke of "Luther Burbank," and
his intensive work in the production
of improved varieties of plant life;
Mildred 'Leitch gave an interesting
talk on an "Enchanted, Isle," a bird
sanctuary off the coast of Maine Nor-
isa gave o brief biography of
the "Princess Royal," who renounced
the throne to marry a commoner; Irma
Thomas explained.the -mysteries of the
ingredients and processing of "Glass
Making;" Mary Hume explained• the
work of the "Girl Guides" and told of
their aims and Ideals.
A fine musical program was heard
at the concluelon of the judging and
presentatian of prizes, consisting of
a violin solo by Mise M. Brownlee;
vocal solos by Mrs. G. E. Myers and
Marjorie Hoye, and a piano selection
by Mrs. J. W. Fraser. Accompanists
were Miss Muriel Moorlieuse, Miss E.
1. MacDonald and Mr. It. F. Player.
The president, Principal R. Stone-
house, reported a line book, "Itirds of
Americas" had been purchased for the
school library. The treasurer, Mr. W.
K. Thomson, reported a balance in the
bank of $30.
Wed&
_
resse-4—.•—se
HEIC(110, MacKlAY, MA„
Su.pervisbr and Director of the Fish
Culture Branch of the Ontario De-
• partment of Genie and Fisheries
in
AfrpogiliRroject
'or Coderrieh.
„, sessei teee es:
with a crystal fruit dish.
Detroit, fermerly of 'Stratford. The
see**, SPeet-RIA.Anes,W,Mtleeklittng,- eqtrptneles4-Atreee-tne-oeveddee&eone-e
the meeting, the winners it cards 4se-' trip through the !Eastern 'Rates. -They
ing Mrs. Abell and ar. J. C. ,Cutt, win reside- a.t Detroit.
Goderiche Mrs. Heard, Clinton, :and
Mrs. Pettit and Mr. Lenaaox, Of Strat- IKKGSMI1N11.—MaeDIDNALD
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sister of the bride, was bridesmaid.
)16foe emcee ore sirhaan for others— She wore a gown of salmon pink taffeta =rtlez ef Big
Mr, MacKay 's siihjeet Was "The Ae- (Bea Spurt st the Lakefront made in princess lines, with a bolero has promised to lead a flight of planes
tual Rearing of Fish, and What the While two fishermen from Preston jacket of tuxedo type, and carried a here from Detroit for the opening cere
.Proyince Is Doing to Oliset Depletion." fretted and funaed at their small cateh bouquet of Johanna Hill roses and monies.
He stated. that from 1928-29 the mar- of a dozen perch on Sunday, Mrs. Wm. mativ-e sweet peas.. Mr. and Mrs. Kos-
LesNproaf--
Dean's right-hand men in tillice
ket value of Commercial fish in On- McDonald and Mrs. A. McAdam, in the ma ynwill reside in Detroit. jeet dre Javit Kershaw and
Leslie
was $3,700,000 annually, while in „sheet spece of three hours and ,from
Ees
— _____ tele who have been cranks on the sub -
:1934 it dropped to $2,300,4XXJ. In the the op'eneite -end of the same boat, BABRWlline-SA-R61.Plujt of aviatien since they graduated.
last two years it rose to *2,600,000 and pulled in about seventy fish. In a quiet ceremony performed by • from scooter days.
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It is gradeally moving -on the upgrade. - There was no explanation for the. Re,. Lester E. Berry at the Berkwell
resid-enee, Kerrobert, Sask., on Friday, TOWN'S HEALTH GOOD
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Ontareesis first in the_production of unusual oceerrence other than fitat the
ee? the Peovinces, but on the ladies were natives ofegrefleffch and April 15th, Miss Pearl Sample and Mr.
Maitland Barkwell were united in
ineWT-A4-
-1-1O ugh, Went lehe Ply mouth, l
te
Dr. W. J. Reid, plans for an airport
north of tile Maitia-nd River, on. the
Fleming property, are being avidly die -
cussed by a group of Goderich young
men Wbo are deeply interesteti in avia-
tion.
IR. J. Dean is acting as Mr. Hough's
agent here, and 'already has leased a
125 -acre It the co-operation of
the Town van he enlisted to the ex-
tent of the field, Mr. •Dean
promises a hangar will be built this
summer.
Ted Powers, ot the Community Fly-.
ing Club, London, will be here on
Sunday to fly passengers on short
hops, and if he. finds the location
suitable he \v111mm
ilr reein here' to for
the nucleus of the Goderich Flying
Club.
Mr. Dean states that, if the Club is
organized by midshmiper, Mr. Hough
dish mot
troati-o-rYourniglilen
&aching, Have Pliciras We nun
il-lipund
U.S. shores of her 'Lakes are eight connected with a long line of fisher -
States with which an agreement must foen, whereas the city gentlemen, for Dr. W. F. Gallow, MOSE., Reports at
marriage. The bridegroom is a form -
maintain 'thfisheries in ' all their fine tackle and trappings, bad er resident of Goderich and Colborne Board of Health Meeting
Ue made to e
perpetuity. Such an agreement, the not the necessary finesse in ineeiglin
g townghip. The bridAt a meeting of the Board of Health
'e was given away
result of negotiations among these the tasty perch.
by her brother, r. W. 13. Sample. at the Town lien on Monday after -
States and eheeCanadian authorities, is Taken all in all, however, most' of noon Dr. W. F. (;allow,re-
at present awaiting the President's the 200 fishermen who dangled lines
signature. , from breakwaters, piers and boats last
Alitiktweegi-VERIVZI,404224100124.. —VW* ,negikend.Wgre ..rev,,p,:rAec1 pr.,,P#4r
yeartg was disastrous, he Said, citing efferts. It yvas impos-sefire
to esti-
as an oirample Lake Ere, formerly '011ie mate the number caugbt, but most
of the most prolific kik s ie the -world,
which has fallen oft • in yield from
militate, of peunds a year to thousands.
Invatigatione to determine the cause
were made, and the eoneensus of opin-
ion simply was that overfishing had
caused the seriotis -depletion.
Largely responeible, he inferred, in
the decimation of athe fish wee the
use, from the American side, of bull
nets vvhich are prohibited in Canada.
The "diversity a regulations on the
south side" permits of the use of 7,041e
trap nets, whereas 'Canadian fishermen
not only are denied the use of this
type of net, but are told what kind and
how Much net they may nae anti even
creels, baSkets, buckets, bags and ropes,
wires or chains. were well loaded.
White the rod and tine men are
dragging In the perch literally by the
hundreds of pounds, commercial
catches of the same fisb—or any other
for that matter—are hardly wort
bothering about. The best reported
the last week was MacKay Bros.' 0 -
lb. catch of trout and whitefish.
a how they are handled c
Jut the right temperature.
Good r wults with Mn
Government grant h
for the erection of a "
when and '<There they -may ase their ery near Havelock I
nets. . ,, county and it is ho
"If Canada and the United States Kay, that Ontar
could came together with an agreement duce annua
on the license -oyster'', we could get fingerlings. Little success has been
alon satistactorily," be said, pointing had in. the States so far with this
out that -the boat is liceneed on Ithe type of fish, th'ree million minnow*,
American. gide arid there are no litni- regulting in 250,000 fry and compare-
tations aS to nets. • tively fe,w fingerlings in an. attempt
.Gante Fir& . +made ineNew York State.
'With the present. efforts of the De
Mr. MacKay foreeare that something..1
iartment eolith:Louie; unabated, and anlcomingly gowned in. white ile
satin. ws
would 11,.11-yer-tu-'lle' 1"143=1-14111-tlw. "Ilk' una"erstsindingebenneen, Canada „. ritl i
tour stream oingieres, ,,The streams are th., .t,hit,053"_stiotp.16,,er. nueeltx. jjj--...7"_ 'tassges4,41/""tlart44''''4'Ng4"--4'441- (440444.'stelte
, of orange- rassonsseandeseastse
atav2L-0140 iffivrifetiATE:TI.,a,k4sweitiArtvgain.mtilFt,o'''"at.:nhm, of litiliggiffir 'ersZest. . Slit; wns
crowded in season by. am ever-increass position in -fish production which It en- '• attended by MleerEtnily Semites'. siete,
ing influx of American fieberinen. In joyed a decade ogle ; of the groom. who wore chartreuse
1436 anglint licenses for non-residents •• On motion of 'Lions C. Cs Lee and
green over satin with grey aecessories
of Ontario brought in to the Govern - W. .1. Baker. a warm vote of thanks anti a corsage of White cernntiona.
ment $272,000, and 'eat year tine re _
was tendered tne speaker for his fine !
The groornsman was Mr. Russell Drell -
venue was ineretteed to $331.000. address. by President Frank Donnelly. i non, brother of tire' bride.
Our sobjeetive. he mid, is the pre- llailonk.etillalliiMS After the weilding n dinner WO 44
gerVatiOn of our fifth for our reeidentsi Other speakers daring the evening !germ] with the assistance of Miss Jean
of Ontario. • i were Bruce Malcolta, of Niagara Fans. i Lumby and Mien Olive Sileardown.
Nr. Mornay illustrated port of his representative in Canada of the Lions The bride and groom left on a wed-
leeture with views of fish hatellerti international, who brought greetins 1gI
• iiing trip to Toronto find eagtern
including pictures of the silawning, a from bis city club and the good news, pointe. Mrs. Scruton wearing a dress
v.a rious atagen of Witching, on to the that soon there would be .1m°r° tions of roge beige with wavy aeceegorlea.
time where the fry, •fingerlingsor
-- Oluhg north of Goderich, in Bruee IThey will reelde ai Dungannon, where
yearlings, according to the type of county; 01.141 Deputy District Gover- the groom is in the lankery business.
efully in
finonge
been made
tehatch-
Peterborough
, said Mr. Mac
will be bine to pro -
millions of masltinonge
Aft
fa
gro
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the ceremony the wedding break -
ported that 2'41 school children had re -
was served bi the mother of the
m, Mrs. ElizabethBarkwell, ceived the first of the penes of three
. as -
The injections in the antieliphtherfa toxoid -
VC/ -431-341s§. 4tng ramn1g. At trenernt echnoi ii
1 1
y couple left for Saskatoon by car
for a trip-befde taking up their resi-
received the initial treatment, at the
Once in Kerrobert.
Collegiate 74 and at the separate school
34. 'Phe M.0.1 I., who is assisted by
• On the WedneSday evening preced-
Dr. John W. Witlince, member of the
Ing the wedding the bride-to-be was
Board of Health, and Dr. .1. M. Gra-
the guest of honor at a social etenine
ham, Goderich Township M.O.H. with
held at the home of .Miss Me -
two nurses, reported they vvouid visit
Oracken, with Mrs. E. J. Allen, Miss
Victoria puitilic school on Tuesday.
N. Grain and' Miss MeCeacken as joint
osteases. Upwards of forty
gutsts
The toxtid results, it is sitid, Iti
were present and Miss Slimple was pre- . • g
•
ninety ler cent 1101 an
sensed 'with a handsome silver flower diphtheria tor Me. and Dr. Gallow
it
ported there Mel heen no adverse re
eentre, table mirror and wall mirror.
stills u_ to the time of the weenie?
SelltUTON—MENNAN
The town was reported free of corn-
municable'disen-e and. in fact, it was
On Saturday morning. April 30, the
stated the hospitnl was eXperienciag an
home of Mr. and Mrs. Tennant Drell -
unusually sleek time.
non, Bayfield road, watt the scene of a
The town drinking water
pretty wedding when their youneer
r reported te he grade A 1.
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daughter, Evelyn Mallon, was limited
In marriage to Mr. Edward Barr Sent
ton, son of Mr. and Mrs. EpWard C
ISernton of Clinton. The weddiirg •
ceremony was performed. by Rey. le .1.
!Lane. of Knox Presbyterian (boner'.
;under nn arch from which wits sus -
trended a large white hell. IMies Via
; inn Brownlee pliiyed t wedd ing
:rnat(hr Pink and N1 1)144' Wtli OW de
corative scheme The liride was be
cflah, are placed in their native waters.
nor Men Waters, of Clinton, who
,Thesteenitag, he sp10.10 101-gettionL hrough't, greetin, from the Club there.
to rattler than a suVstittate for nature- botiot greetings from the club there.
'For the an;;71er, .Zri tTneT,Cny revealed tA 0
on a prize for, the
the etreatina a team, (kers and Mulectie atz..1 hottl..
counties IlicIdtOn /104101..ctOoke4t Yttli Ur, alto,drelv, In order, the
gotettletrtit4.:Migg.4P4, '0111 , sztw„tx, ttv-bilativeg ty,i6
pay the lilt 'fgre: iptit:' tyd, ctliztrizP temilifaiza tbtoattuth ,titmh,
a wad -A. in. lam:tine, C. C. Ike, A.
8t4tit a40111./eitou
Tletieta*cv.ro diSttt;)tol for gale for
the trtraW, itO he held, at tile dna on
surtivev.,-..--10,-31=214t0t1_04 gq01' ap nth,
pad ttgA3 E:4"Lt1;kVI'144tY°I6,t'cre tik,1744=' 'Liman elbatAt ladle aallt" On Mt,
ducal Ci'7,43,444 V.=1211taa' tivZ-,-.141at °Mow thtr.
to .2,0,110a1 truaitY,,1=0 viti 1Z3 o1cth,
g,4311,41110,4tta clam =t-ktiavs, caw ft.14 olovitc4.
Pao gold of itto '5L1 titozi,td IA colg tovirlaov. at ttundo,to
4=114:elq3 11,1 and 3tnho
while very 47140114 but,. Ireeaoco of the
high mortaliql, tIfeY' noW hopt ki
bateberteo until they' MWto atate
at whieli t11, 09''Crave t)4tt.t'aatteo10
Attending the wedding from out of
town were Mr. and larsi Archie
Pommeled, of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs,
E. C. Sernton, Mien Enilly Serino&
Mr. and Mro. leek &Tutor) and danah-
ter, -Pajtna, nil of Clinton.
On 'rhurtAlly hvido-fd-be tvils
entertained it a felecellaneono ehowee
at the Itilme of Mrs. R. Campbell, Plc
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ton street. 'the =fly gitto of the
az;en2Itled frieurib vere presented hyr
Ifolct 11,67411. Gartzl twat,
'rra'06;)thi6" pintiage.Tagtr.4•11rui ArAttr
wuseall (nee arokaloreat4z) of Zo--
tatato, mad Mt, 0. Miler a Obtlerfolt
Lztvtlr'-ta-,sertteCt Om 4'11=1041.
aclated Ura. Wilbur atohzlon snd
%Ira Ilacin.
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SI ''PP13 a,
• .41,9 razapz, plum WA= t7.4:10 ,
An, addition was mode to the poniee
One& otetitenett hen) Which eleTiniretne
it, Previnelal ConStade Maar- A•
Webb, Meter- patrol; arrived in teren
to tam over his,. af)dottmellt on the
nine Water hoyo:Fpy. tonot0010
Webb, who. enioes here .frora
'will patrol the 'aixtreollti,inflestmteh
faro • Caltacar4lts to tirand
With .htis wife _Conntable Webb hos
talren. 'an apartraent on thev,tnnare.
• A MA= MIMIT
Serob..weProaa..
VA.110,n71 Prg=k3,Qc
Atztiv,
tittaren 04'4'44.73 ..L911,7 Valles Into
Woi.r?"0.nee,_ eft Manttlia
la a fit of despondency brought on
by Ill -health, Sydney F. Dickinson,
aged thirty -Seven, committed suicide at
bis honte-en- Mast strpot on Friday -
morning last.
r. Dbesinson had been under a doc-
tor's treatment since last fall, being
subject to nervous trouble. Ele had
worked' steadily nearly four years with
the Dominion. Road Machinery Coin -
pony on a cutting machine, and it wan
with some of the eyanide of potach
used on this machine as a hardening
conrpound that he took his life.
On Friday moraine Mrs. Dickinson
had left the nonce with the youngest
child, while the other three children
of the family lad left for school. A
neighbor heard Mr. Dickinson call -for
help, and a doctor was called, but be-
fore he arrived the man Was dead.
Mir. Dickinson came here-froreereng-
land as a youth. Ile sailed the Lakes
oshortetieneessnel -went,-Westesvsiths
farm workers' excursion before re-
• turning to Gockwrieh foueteen years
ago. 'He nuirried Mildred E. Van -
Atone, ef eleenitilerenvho sur-vives with
teuPeecehildrque---
fttnertil-setzilte Wag ediectii.e-
at the Cranston Funeral Home on Sun-
- wiia'Izgiibnirr-tt00srrv-iAi'..-Ztt.',
of Victoria street United churchin-
terment was in Colborne cemetery, the
pollbearers being employees of the Do-
minion Read Machinery 'Company:
illarry Barker, !Harold Rivers, Percy
Glidden, Wm. Wilson, Wm. Johnston
and Melvin Cot.
KNOX CHURCH LAMES' ADD
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Aid Society of Knox ehtireh
was held in the lecture room last Fri
(ey afternoon. wlth thc p , Mrs
Jemes Bisset, in the chair. The de-
votional part of the meeting WON colt
• ant ,..PUTOPYS ofMr& W. J, HPI37
,rt group. The Scripture wn rtni1
by Mrs. Norman Baker anti prnyer
was led by Mrs. Wm. Sanderson
solo was rendered by Mrs. Wm. Mc-
Donald. 4 eplendid tell{ on 'The
British Isles" was given hy Mrs. .1 H.
rrs:k the nnd was lunch mites -ed. The
meeting was brought to close witli
• prayer given hy Mrs. T. Wardinw
3 ler.
P1111071)GRAP11-111ie ART
Misq WIIrtele's photograph*. of
Chongher fat hers chef, were eon-
sidered among the month's hest. One
! was reproduced in insit week's Torun'
to Saturday Night and another won
tessind prize in the Mnytair mitgazine
I competition.
THE GLO
E OF DEATH
I
ANGLERS OUT EARLY
comma .01. Trout Beason Acts as
Akron Clock for Many
Early Satutquy morning, long be
fore daybreak, disciples of Izaak Wril.
ton were stealing away quietly to their
favorite streams, the day marking the
opening of the trout season. M5113'
motored to Grey and Bruce waters, but
they fared no better than those who
drove to the Benmilier auel Saratetia
sections. Many returned empty -
Winded, Winning swollen and mudds
atreame for their iikluck, hut those
who had their favorite haunts enJoyel
better fortune.
One angler had a careh of elute oi
nine in a stream not far from tlader-
ich. and a pair. father and son. (1)41 1111!
nirpeteen some miles farther away.
Incidentally not one of' the scores
of
anglers Who opened the season
caught a speckled trout, for the simple
reason there Is no such fish. aceording
to Hector MacKay, of the Department
of Game and Fisheries, who addressed
the Lions nub on Thursdey Inst. Mr
MneKay pointed ore the term "qteeklett
trout" in renlity is n misnomer, thot
"char- is the. eorrect name for the
prized beauty of country stream.:
•,114,MAi &Ater, -44141gk4041 LrwiLuv eller, it:
)114 111 lcny there never was tt more
tasty morsel token from n frying inn
The angling fraternity are plerowd to
know that the Department ef Fist,
is stocking streams in thls dist Het and
fire looking fel-ward to come gee! 4)4
in years to voMP.
FUBLEC SCHOOL BOARD
70P.:6.n
itd:?rurthcurpatlVecortUgn:Atoorcmhiohsreol•rDvztattia-h
Rev. J. TA Andertion, of Winzlhars,,aa
the preacher for the dey,, 'Whet choir
under the il realer, Ot ttr,, 11....a_elay-
eir, rendered tmellinatiale. t1r. EttallPh
laendercon z Ic*td ti- 4t .
the morning service there Wao goer -
tette, "The Old Read." by Mero
iEtoweU,Ineolor, Attridge rine •War-
1E
ilortt,rttptrugrittatfork.14 ;Attain' 1
2Pazattlzica
Colborne as eoloiCt.
Te Scripture %tad at the =ming
service was the dramatic' dory of rill -
jab and the prophets of tlflaai U Min s
18:1T-89). In his sermon) tho
er 06i -tired the two altara Qtn1ftL aide
by side, built of the Maze material',
built. for the mule pumice, tint one
aflame with God, the other cold, Ufa -
leas and bare. There are) throughout
this !anti, he said, many planet) of wor-
ship, some mighty cathedrals.
humble otneetingehousea. •They are
built for, the came purpoee, yet Come
cathedrals, some humble titilidines are
alive with the spirit of; God, „while
others are cold and deadt. Two in-
dividuals, ise'sald, sit side by .sitte in. a
clef -role The---life--on-one-isaeradnine-
with the presence of Jesus, the life of
the 'other is cold, and .forniall. We
ask, "Why these diffe_rennes?" and the
.10serer.1§. Itint.,onn,Ptngligt•Qanjroup
(i0( ,explP1:7cre191411,-- thlbere
very often the question, 'Why is the.
life of the Christian church so cold
so formal, ao dead?" Oan it he that
God knowa that in spite of the pray-
ers offered Imploring 'Ma presence He
Is not really expected, nor wanted; and
Is it for the same reason that many
indlvlituol lives are so unsatisfactory?
The whole 1Pet-111013 Was all earnest
and forceful appeal for sineeritY 111
-tvorship-,-ibr the opening of hearth tb
the God Who waits to enter, but Who
will come only to those soulthut 1,7111
welcome Him.
The Evening &Mee
-Conn t lug the 'Cost" was the subject
of Mr. Anderson's sermon, at the
evening service.
(inc of our most common frailties is
attempting and planning things with-
out first rounting the cost," he said,
and thet Is why our divorce courts
anti our bankruptcy courts are con-
tinually in operation."
Men and %%Innen turn to JeSnsPhritat
and join the church without first count-
ing the cost, itnti when the burden of
the eross becomes too great they give
up. -Christ wants as to count the
rest and He does not want us if we
are not prepared to pay the cost."
"There would be little evil in the
world if we would count the cost of
the first w rong step," continued • the
speaker. You have some temptations
Isere for the young people of Goderich
whit -h, thaek God, we hate not at
WInglinin They are the beverage
rooms. I dent know what on earth
they are doing to your young people."
If they could only look down the
3 ears anti see the eost in.deceney, honr
. , .
er 111141 .4c1?-respeet the ,young people
wetild never take that first step.
fherein lies the whole trouble -they
14 not (quint the cost.
•Wltry to persuade ourselves there
eis he no cost for us—that we will
f.1.41 IMP Unit ;411 we have A 'good time' ;
t lie doen't want heedless or
!emelt, less di eciplete Ask yourseivee
. .1111 I prepare,' to pay
tI e erie et being n Christian"? Am I
Business at Nilo:Slily :Siltealeg Held prepined et pay the (oat of following
Monday Night lei ie. ens? Jeslis wants us to
It is not, hy tiny metres, 11viork ewe that
and re, play at ceder -isle, prom,. • The Christian lite is the hardest
setestle, fel. at 11 meeting r h.• l'ilb rood It will cull for all thut is best
lic S411040 Board on Monda% !Light the ' .1 oti. is Ow happiest road the
;who,' nomagemilit if,. was world has ever known. It 15 bemuse
!asked to make ii report .11 1/..1111.1 4. 4'hrkt s, so much that we value
meets 44 4,4441114,. nt 1ii
lir ;414 mrp y.
MI
tiler. In .order to .1(4 r( t110 phi% log 'zeta- 4 Itrkt 44111114 1114.11 a ad 011144.41 On
, KM) early. the 10'11b01 1)!4 w; re sweet '‘vtoee peetry niitl 11/141144 no min do.
ized to Telrehnse tints 11 401 halls for • 15 4411 4" t he jeurney'e end," saki Mr;
4101erson iti conclusion; -so tate up
the buys and girls.
Th, 11 ea -erre r , our ; ros's, whatever It may be, and
4„ ih,. „f p1II„I' ,*.74:1 1.; II% 14.11 r it glad for Jesus Chrbvt, W'bo
comp:Iris! with A7.71‘, 12 for 11, 111.' I irasrt;„*t{t:::1.rt.ttibillirt:III:m3.11:::11.:11 an arttiletn,
lied,' last year
Nil', Geer:re .1.111eete tee wart. • Song's of a sol(4, '1.) Divine
,,Z11 VP 1144 teal revert ef 1 (iT 4 i; • Tiede; tui ,) 41.-. Vara Barrett, ahd
offert,r) 'thy, sduetion by Mr. J.
)0
lift".:1„.1:;141ir( 471 im1.1:iar4.11..,:1„,ier.eviari'll'"Isi _kitty eriat_
elev. 11,,,,inpanied by t worgn
I (Wendt] nei• „r1141-,4; 1,11.r!. 141 ,114.4 idito 4e2.44.1.rstt11),---stt4fldeit both
:roll. and imnio loth!, ;14-pos's ,,r riii• fig3
Mr. iiing's Tra%clogue
' $12”; 9'2 IhIrinir %Kit ,,t :II '
• seheel. lirinelpal II. NI Stio,-I.:4 teal 1.1 I 1.1 1 441 ottwher oli Monday
ilort4,1 an 1154114 go 0.11ila1,4of 91 37 hearsi ul saw with keen Interest ki
pAer ,+.rtt of thy '21n 1.111,1. and tenth t‘Nr1:1;iyat:rri.%14),:.,
N.iitriow4;c..Trig.tiP till); ull4tigi'todef-
1, totalling :449 :",7
taw of North .treet ['lilted church pie-
_
•
! and Se ezeriand. Mr. King was
tore, he had token on 11. tour through
lent
iiroitilst and (4101 rmacter at 'North
,trcet church t Wenty years ago.
1111 V, 4'1111154 entertainment was un-
der the auspices of the V1(omen's As-
seetatien, and 111 a brief musical in-
terlude wlectIons were gieteo by aMate
qua rtet te. Mossrs 5. E. McDowell, J.
11 Wh4.4.1er. 4'e411 Attridge and J. L.
night
•
CONTEN2/1,1113 to he one of the moot aennational of all the "thrill
stets" tour, the Olabe af Death. with Wallace Bros. IF4hows.
'ffilltunVtg, Ittintly And Grady Nix. demon motoreyele-ridera of the
"Golden Mote." 'they ewerve and roer upeide down with a seem-
ingly reeklena afeendon, oltieqtApping death or rit leatit certain injhry
eViltr -torvionala • -witlihe ezollow Obese. ;The nlobe is con-
strueted of itasItetvoven steel strips and is eighteen teet in diameter.
The Glebe 0± reentli is preeented twice daily, free to everyone on
theegrounds. at the !Amin dub irritnilta With WtillfVe ftrOa.-ahown
starting on ,Iliondoy add eontinulna all wee:. in aid of erippleit
Childrpn, at Victoria Park, eaderieh.
BETIrER THAN A
SVVEIEPSTAKE
Twenty 111e4e41 Goderi; h 101.1
ness kIt,Ii seta are (-opera 1 lag in a
great metchandising e‘eet (11
Frldny and Saturday of th IR
WC. May and 7.
.‘dvertiqing sWeets hnee been
Issued in town and over the dis-
trict surrounding tioderIchwed
set forth a gr.at array of rnone.,y
e,avina otoportunitiogi for abase
who come to Shigl at the D011ar
Day stores on Friday and gatur-
day..
Prnetleally every line of Rif r'
(11814(11414' is co.rercd in the list of
torgains, and it will be time
and dollars well ivent for every
-
holly who eameo to join in the
trig eroatebeetitat wilt , be in town
-
title week -end.
t..1:",1)"r1111111,1
1i11r:ireonipaniflieflt by Mr. 1141.
F ['layer
. ,
STIE WENIfIlliCa
i TeltiperatUres of the last week and
of the cPrrerTondltrg wenn of teat year,
! a4 reeordell officially, were as 1'olic:4s:
i 1038 1937
Mem Min, Max. Min
I
1 Thurs. April 2A .77 50 47 38
Fri., April 20 57 111 61 86
Rat, April 20 43 37 Cifi 40
1 San. May 1 .... 62 SZIt 71 30
I Mon,, Mae 2 (19 42 . 73 :10
i Tuve. Ma' 3 :.-Q. 0 74
1 Wed., Mey 4 .77 45 13 51 '