The Goderich Star, 1937-12-10, Page 1,x•
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Make Trouble on Land and Wat
,
Strong winds -and bearY 'sne'wfalls
In the last three days have Playetl.
havori• with trathc .on oadg gikd
iueitigirtenya or' 't he Prei,inee.::getterally„
Wild:: heavy-, seas: Ithe, Oreat Ukeo
hive lield up'Olgtoi4Osc: trAv.o: days.
04riekio snowbound t1iltic '011114Y)
r g; trneke .are held:Up awaiting
'the Arrival . trrolineigl Dio*o ,atr,
totnptigg te'OPen \thettr,hlglryiTYS. •.and
'conunerclat:.trrOellers',are)'intpetiently
t' be, lonuneneentent exereisog
1-47o1Wgiate kagtitute On Tio,trOg7
Trinelpat .4. *Ott referred
wltii ju-Stillable Oride "to :the -enViable
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01"1.1.1°:041.
iglif'76i1.-**(ikbik
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ut Ivineing tee -,Sehelarehips,..
,
° .1,stfin, lar*PO. won as felt,
.4„e'svc Veterbna"
Weed and 'Earl, Adamson
Pr14 .113nnald- $.11:eardoilfrik ' and 'XiiM",
•afarlerie Calder ,A XelKittt.
• tlnniS -0Strang'
;11(4inorial;, %aegif°Y,'Inle*Oritil. and thirdICa'
rter, `rnemoria,t, , for- eoUnty„ • •
Robert .thtfueo.,, tly,, 90601010 and
dlrsti(7arter or, nroti county, Harold
Mr..‘ •
igeotr ,stated : that tifOrt-livo 0.0
ee of 0040, oehofitroilpf3.14-the•iee '
twenty ,)••earg hate been mon hY, ,G?der..
l'Colieitute*Stfidentit;'-', .• .
eJPrieciPal svelte 1.11, intQl.VSt1n4
Allnet• CO the changes in the.-eurrleu-
liant thie.year,:..and Ofrfurther ehangea
leritleh W.4): Pe . neat year. t
.k Plan 40 send.:•ent*Oetober TOpelstA •
:the,..studente,.,.;eregtees• ba€1.'been
•abandOned.;.e*Ing.
and, Ws distrlet is no exception, ahies
ItriK
„,0.(401,0f.41)1/011(i4,-, lug;
0.804, 'long overdue at' Mielatel,
re-
1oi-tedly IS safe. in40ehee Barbor itt
Atiehipleotext Island. Among her crew
are Steward 'Bonny and Lionel Clarke,
both of Goderieh,
'Vhe steamer 40Ye1ton, 'NI route from
Fort William to Owen Sound With
Storage grant, is unreported in the
storm svveePfue tale, Great Lakes.
Wilfred greettWootl,*. Goderich boy,
a member of her crew. •
ston
• •-••!.,
o Mon
in Several Western
Ontarjo Countks
Vlre Ye' Penitentiary
was. the .Sentenee iMPOSed. On tents'
':tentY41,117'0+" eicte
and. anteti Fnstei, tyOgr,ttorne, of
"
• Magistrate iMakitts. on Thuesder to
twenty-six eharges efbreakieg, entering
and theft, in October "and. ,November,
which netted-them'itiot Valued at
.':..4!.tc ars
741(".
P°;r"t)%tedlYtl4:4I"tlei11r't40nueftheliet01 teWhen',
they ..sold'• the stolen. jewellery, mr,hicit
"minded watches, lbws, bracelets,
necklaces, brooches, earrings,gold
elf,ains and medals. They did not littei
solely to gad,' 'hoWevers, for listed
among the ebitrgee was :theft oftwochildren's moneyilianit#'0:;.:44,: alarm
cloOk, and a .Onsidernble sunt In eaSh,
including, • at one Obtee. "iitsliver dol-
lar and. liftyLnine
Twenty,seven charges Were real; bit
the youths4;,pleatted het gtzlity to one
of Ste•440g two 'Sit* VO 14 eash and
-rings and bi*Veiett from. the home of
Gordon Hutt -Ole TillSettbarg. This one
eharge was adjettrnect a, week for t`ttr-
titem.,jeeeettge
t ;• 4,“
JOHN JOYNT DEAD
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Well-known Reside* of Udine* and
Former. M. P.
The deaths -occurred on Thursday
evening at his liome at Ititteknovv of
John Joynt, ex.ILVP., at the age. 'of
•ighty-one year& Mr. joynt In re
ent years, had had --several severe at.
ifeks of Illness, whith left him iti a
weakened eendttien,
•Re welPknOwn ,tigure in the
Ieditikt-
,
.
Of ,P011003700.3*
Princlpai, loresiiti• that next
t:
term bistorY auttlgecgrObk and ethi
* 41;4410 -eking. oabi*ttf :•woniti: be tungh
one,ee and. be.regrOtted that the iat
. 'Itilteuneement of the,additiOni of heitse,
held .econotni4 and 'Shop Vork to :th
eurtieuturn .net''''4110W.04'"ettillelen
Moe tor the, necessary,ohatigeS. to b
Made for the4se subje
ts!. to be. talce.
:upth!fg year, ••
••
New •
believe the eeW Cent., is
a Mor
in Vie right directiOni.'othr..Aft. 'SOO
sThe ..i()Pag People- are.living In eon
dltiohs eetireltdifiterent Itoni those o
• .0.e Age in • .uP'•
'1n the the, InterestsInterestsOf ''Oineatien . We
cannot expect -the • students to -be. • 14
contact with with...the ,e-peaVtlktttAtvklos. of
Oetside interests atd-,ettil Put In the
proper amount Of tiMe required for the
sclieet work they siter.itoit called 404
to atudy.", .
Other . chops the Studentwould
weitoine were the ,additieli3Of- Maide to
the .fkrst• two years and the ,Optioniti
study of 'Latin,tin, *Welt 'bee been taken
from the first Year studies,.8aid the
lorinciPal. •
, _
Stott;.alsti foresawthe Opinion
of Middle . seheol_VPIPAlla,40#‘ tOr,
-*hen,
second-class certiilcates are dOne away
' with. . • • .
The assembly' hall was flfled to efi:-
,.piteity with students, • their parents:mid
.99 '
re'ketiebto4
iSS Doris Plante,. Who 'headed the
1 commercial elaas.in general Pre-
ncy, reeeived it hantisomeL_ medal
‘rofromMiss at. catatoen, 'retired Cora-
nierelal teacher, • and ilitAathas ' were
•_presented to the following:Nkisseif
• Mary ]van, Betty NeWtOn, iDoris
'Plante, Marion 4Webstr. Those en-
- titled to diplomas who were absent- on
1"hur"sfday night were MisseS 'Teresa
Maeehler: Nancy°. tlarke, „Irene Oster'
and panel& MeMazins..• -
This (iFiriday).- night, When the Pro
grala to be repetitecL Principal •Scott
Will-,,preizenti academic • diploinas to
Helen Archer, Iteith Arthur, Marjorie
Arthur, Harold Asquith., Marjorie (41-
-...--der-,-Agees Campbell,. John Cutt
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: 7,U
til. circles as a member ' of- the
Conservative party. represeuted.
:North Heron In the Legislature for two
terms, 3.9l1fY to 1026.
The funeral will take place on Mon. --
day next, with a service at the family
residence at 1.130 p.m. and it pubito,..
kservice in the United churoli ftt 2
o'clock. •- ,internierkt will be in'Oreeir.
hill (*MOODY
' • •
W. A. ANNUAL
a ., . rgtO • • •••
•'Prgeeiltarif94, Iteetor and Mrs. Cal-
der -.aa SIIver Wedding GLft.
f The of g•t: • Georges elnireh
.teld Its erteual meeting in the Guild
room *on TUOSdaY, December 7th, with
a good .attendiince. Atter the officers
had .:presented their reports, showing.
an exceptionally:- geed" year, Mrs'. -Cal-
oder left.the eheir. and Rev .A. O.:Cal-
' der condirdted the, meeting. .The offi-
cers for the-year,arif.e: Itionorary presi-
dentat Afre. learkle,andldrs. ffiill ;.presi-
• dent, 'JNitler; , vice -Presidents
Itra, iPostey -secr.e-
tary, ,MrS; Tielftttirne; teseli3tant secre-
tary, Mrs: Ne*9,04,,o; 'press secretary,
31gs M; Ificielte.t0if; treasurer; Miss
Violet Taylor; ' envelope convener, Airs.
Alev09110t;._,P,11*AS-...seere.rari, Ars.
'Aterzeeiborcas committee, Mrs. Clarke
MrS.--.Ginn; tea Convener
Mrs.. ; social service convener,
left to be filled at a later meeting;
secretary of cent -a -day fund, Mrs.
littitter;. leaflet secretaries, Mrs. Black-.
Stohe; Miss M. Middleton.
An interesting feature after the elec-
tion of officers 'Was the- presentation to
Donalda Jones, Bentri4
halt, W1ion Xnight, itahert MactDini•;
aid,' Marlon MacKay, Vera. MacLeod.
Gordon .31chlatms, Katherine Murray,
Margaret abseil% O'Brien, Eve-
ii7
Plaetzer, Irenefltpbinson, Lenore
linazel, Agnes Thornelee, Kathleen Tyn.
• (tall and john nareltke • .
ditY11isi:,41tteDenald will he pre-
et:kited With a Prise.for outstanding art
work. b
-Last •NightliProgram
prevail" opened ,wlth about
:Vise 04,41Tafteli former secretary -of the
WA:, and Iles, Geo: Holman, presi-
dent of the Junior WA., of Diocesan
life -Memberships In recognition of their
yenrs of faithful service.
On November 27th Rev. A. C. and
Mrs. Calder celebrated their silver wed-
ding anniversary and the ladies of the
W.A. took this occasion to ...preterit
them with a silver fioWer basket and
bonbon dish, The presentation eame
as a compiete surprise, but Mr. and
Mrs. Calder both responded feelingly.
The tea table wae decorated. with
'mums and two birthday cakes, the
care les :being lit by mrs. calder and
MISStNafteL'
children, Elaine
Webb; Marjorie' liaethler, Ruth Corn-
field, Ma. Ahl, Dan _Waiter, Donald
Stonehouse, 1011as. 'Wigle, John Hol-
land, The part of. the little latne boy
was taken by, Billy Drew.
kgrisital seleetiene were a piano solo
1)3 Mies-tilleeteSogle and a piano duet
thirty lower school girls, le.sehool ea -
/forms, sifiging "Begone, Dttli Cate?".
414iithat Can the Vatter !Be?" and '"Au
lair de la, tatne." s
ptetty eloating tap dance Was then-
ol'41Ited in sprightly manner by eight
In abbreviated red and white Win-
ter •They Were Patricia h
costum
Oraig, Elaine Wbitel.Y, bitelYn O'Brien,,
lean 'Sebieler, Elestortleison, Maxine
:e.
Wilson, 'Pearl. Parrant and rattine:,*
tIolineton. MI88 icitiol.st*# 4Jr.,k was fo
-,t(ecoMPanlist, , W
e oioeful production . Wee "The, Pled ift
Piper," the. age-eld storY beIng r
0
di
th
an
Misses /Helen Ate.her and Mary
Iloward. *
4 lovely presentation was the
inauSe flea Bereeres," those taking
part . the Iteethetic tyaltz .being
MIsseg ,Agties,Thbrneloe, Naomi Web -
ter. at1iryn t1tt1 Helen . Archer,
titry illoWartt and Julia -Shepherd.
4 numorous Play
"TicklesS Tittie"-was the titleof the
.utuoree0 onc!act,play which brought
Ile- program to a elose. .
jaelt Weir and Verna Plante, as Mr
tei Mrs, itan- Joyce,. *provided tile
titidation,*for the hinnorous episodes
hen they -decided to seek the "truth"
nd banish all their tireepieees in fa-
Ot°4f,the teal truth of a eun-dial the
mbitions lutsixtud had, erected. A
tferenee of tweety minutes betweee
tne
fuliT reproduced, . With, the. exteptien*
of the introduction of ti .horde of rats.
elt Iteliftmottwas the piper
ing refttied his thousand - gliders
e,Mayor and teuneil after.riddiug
the'Village of rats, lttred the thildren
' away to; the bills.
Each member of The east carried the,
1'140411g DrAfife lit an excellent nottitter.
ediea eat t Mayer,- -11-ateld -1Sherei
41(k1111#11.. rat Jilume, Js Abell, Bill
Thorneloe,.,-Douttid tlehttstoe; eitirktis,
•.3-eatf MoodY•, Pea Worthy, Chester
Chanieal and solar tinie resulted In
0 upsetting of plang.„ for a dinner
fry which was to be attended' by Mr.
d Mrs.I.Eddy 'knight (jack Smith
d Mary Therneloe).
Helen MaciEwatt "stole, the show" as
Plaintive eeok who, without her
When Clock, kept running to andfro
titvert Ann -dial and kitchen, timing
e ,varieus itigredients -of the tri-
ton:ling moat •
th
,k1
th
NDAY N- GOIWRICH
FOR DOTTY REEVE
1 t2 4 0 9 17 A ' 9
80. 6i 44, .4A 18 45 OS
9 or 40 V- 44 48
Isitiorlty ter ttrown.,*22,
1004 titicisttatt,i,o
Jon, AS 83 91 00 0- 91
ker ..4*$4•04..001vai.4,4010.44*41 00 0/ 42 Si
10*
.4-00.0.1(444 0.**14144441,
,• 4/4044,1'.7414000114441944'11414
4110:•01.::144.1010/
1j4 12'4 Total
Ca 66 78 - 780
`.21 54 - 458
83 36 91 81: :40 01 ,8d - 110
.44 St 8t3
' 37 '102 .02 0* 14 - 144 434teu an -olvortunIty to learn trades
20 16 .08' . 41 1.1'461'.throtigh .6'1'6010 .tioternM*,-projeetis
77 , 78 *40' 18 660' . . • . '1,4--
81 41 66 010 liti'd° It* 310iiiirsielA***1.4041. Itst•th.
' 17 , 'tg tn. training ''. Meirtinient, . 04 .. yen* Men
bletUred here are Making eXeetleii4`,: alt.
1.4
shockingly andilen
,ot L'atb itel F. Vbyard, Arovfilww,
x*40.0,-0: Dungannon, '1bIeh oeeurretl
at .44..`reoklitar '496PitaX,• early;°,thls
'(rdclar)',444ratiltz • ;,„
• Ur. rhyard,.;.**);,:r,. -et*e year
thas been, manager: Of ethe telePheigt
central, on/00 at OUngtinnen, Ivas Men
suddenly lit .Yesterday-lu jWatbbrought;
:to'theAtospital lwre foru hofilla opeok-
004. Tids.',,Avransg- suenntbed t
ti teatt..tittacic,,
-iun5t al aLniii•
p
TY,
G. 0.0 14• 1;0 8°M12/:
, On nomiey at thehOtileglato
in-
stitute 't,)bilip Voider wni4 Chosen presl-
dent
or the :Literary Society, Other
ettieera lamed We're ",allss 'Gladys
liode, vice-president
,Areiter , treasurer; Jack 'Weir, seem-
tarY ; thou *Amu), progre secretary. `
AO 1
.T00 *Milt **STE
1 An over-enthsislastle ratepayer, tra-
velling. the Short war, 444 ineidentally
the wrens: Wale around the the ISquare on
10.0ndak night 10 a lekrry to ..get the.
election returns at the • Town Hall,
.erashed'into„a eyelid Oar East street.
t The eyellet. 'Billy PwAtw.ortib; escaped
itrjurkis. but his bike, was badly swished.
Complete repairs Were promised by the
motorist.
IA.:CAM:LOWY:
nee, illiraWbn-Itielithirtifeity-
six; charges: .
Career,Oteeked 14.111nroit County —
The young men, -who have records
:dating hack to 194.and Reformatory
terms behind theta, Worked for the
tuue tebaecii, farmer 14 Norfolk coun-
ty and tbgether 'Started out en ti*
"easy money" route 'whieh resulted, In
more than thirty, thefts. la NerfoUt,
Perth, Oxford, iWel1111.01.11 alel Unreel
cortlities,1 ,^47,40 operated safely before
coining to Huron county to Perpetrate
live daring thefts between' Exeter and
'Clinteit on Neovelnber 27but three days
later they- were put behind bars by
[Erigh 1Constable P. E. McCoy, of Huron.
On Thursday the young men pleaded
gulltrcto live charges of ibreakittg, en-
tering and thetrIn'Hurop, nine in Ox-
ford county and twelve in Wellington
county. Other charges may be for-
warded from Norfolk and Perth oUlt
;ersinton a
CounciIHuckjn and
111110161k .0010•604
•
he:TWA., VOnnell of 4oderich for
038 will bo ceinpos,01. as pi:Iowa:* ,
41.4Yer,•74:t. J. A. 3T4oRwall.
,
iDepaty Reeve -4. *meas. Brow,
Oeuacillors-Mrs. ‘Itnn itietherfni,
ton? W. J. Baker, 4, Oraigle. Darld
Sproul, Ilingbant, L. Salkeld.
rbiling...,neld on Uluday for the of --
tic, of deputy reeve and eouneillors,
the otherluembets baring been eleeted
by atelametion, resulted
tion 'Of 11. D. Brown as deputy reeve
and of the Six eouncillors named eberq,
Mr. "Brown defeated 4. E. Backlit%
deputy reeve of 1037, by a ;vete Of 780
to 451. 40has. Humber failed . of
re-elft.tion as eounciller, being low 'Man
of the seven candidates,
stk Jean Hetherington, wile beaded
the poll for councillor% is a neWeenter
,in the tuunicipal field and was ,the
houtinee of . the Local Council of Wo -
Mtn. David Sproul conies back to
the Councirafter being out for several
years.
;The vote by polling divisions is given
elsewhere. ,
or
.;.441
;-24h
,Orty held. iu the ledge rooms on Wed, • Meat ,have reason to be jubilant over
neday-nlibt by 1.4.0„4 No. 1192. The
-whiners euehre were Miss 00ek end
lieliner,'-and at, "4007 -15fitIRob-,.
ert Bell and Mr.. Jos. pluek. A luneh-
eon Was served by members of the
L.O.IL. The- comMittee in charge of
the evening wasleompased of 'Worship-
'
the marked. suecess of their first at-
tempt to elect a menxber 0! the Coun-cil .
_
"The Council is drOPping its H'a,"
was -remarked at the Town Hall as the
returns were coming Ile
The size of Douglas Brown's major-
ful Master E. V. Cleveland, Jas. 4.daul pniqilare been ourprise to his
ond J. Hubner, - most sangttille supporters..
-' Question, around the Town Hall:
FOR THE BRIDE -ELECT Shall we have to •keep. our pipes hi our
Miss Nonie Barlow, who -will bec-ome pockets at committee meetings here-
after?
" '"•`• "
'
the bride of Mr. Chas. &owe the last
week of December, Was the guest of
honor at a dinner held at Wong's Cafe
on Tuesday night by htv fellow -work-
ers on the permanent staff of the
People's Store. Mr. Ct Schaefer, man-
ager of the store, presented Mies Bar-
low with it handsome silver basket in
behalf those PrAsent: Mr. Geo. t
Another question at the Town Bali
Where is this woman business •going
to quit, anyway? '
'Reeve Turner Is •tiow the 'only sur-
vivor of the "solid five" of the Coun-
cil of 1934. Seabrook-Moser--;Iluek-
ins-Humber-all rnlsslng
The new feoundl wil not meet me-
n the lOth of January.
• A reader submits the following as
the -first New Year's greeting to the
Council of MS:
May your progress be gainful and
pleasant,
Over roads. that are sameth and
serene;
With kindness and every contentitent
To keep your affairs bright and
clean.
c Ress and :Misses Dopna Bell, Irene Jet-
ties nex'-t week.
tory, S '
The Huron, county victims are Nel- iOlive nnes and Esther Murray.
heardown, Marion Mc -
son Sheere, of Exeter,"and ALlan John-
ston Herbert McKay James Aiken -
. ,
head and Byron • Boweliffe, all :on -No.
4 highway between Exeter and Clin-
ton. • • Riva
. Gold Melted Down
Till loot is irretrievably lost, accord, Friction. In the ranks -10 local hockey
ing .tee.10rOwn ItterneY lilolnies, the -guls has resulted in an unusua.
gold having been melted down and the _mo
situation in Gedericie the entry of two
cash spent. The five Huron thefts
8,1one betted the pair jewellery valued intermediate• teams in Western c9,0 to r ro
at about
Hockey AssocIatiou competition.
$W5.
%There the material is to be found
The thefts eovered a period • from
for two Ittermediate• teams so far re -
October 1.& to November 27, and were
mains a mystery, but Jake•SieDottgall,
furtirlably conducted along the one
boss, of the Sailors last year, is goiLi
t,
plan. Poster and Wakefield would. ap-
ahead with his organization this year
proach la. house when the occupants
ie opposition .to the aireadyforayed
club headed by Elliott Drennan, whieli
has entered intermediate and junior
teams In the W. O. H. A.
• It will be interesting to see, the tw)
rivet taetions in action against each
other, if they' ever reach the ice stagy..
And while- the petty _rivalry among
woulthbe- managers is causing discord
aroong the players. John Public is sit-
ting back with fouled hands awaiting
the
vre°sti.te°m.e of --t-he. fa retell I manoeu
-
FARCICAL SITUATION
Hockey Organizations Enter
Teams in W. 0, 11. A.
•••••••••••••••••••••/...
were not at home and would make a
systematic search for "old gold" in the
shape or trinkets and jewellery. Often,
they reported, it was not necessary -to
break in -doors were left unioeked,
particularly In the rurel sections:
With the arrest of roster and. Wake-
field at iTIllsorthurg a third young man,
Walter Turnbull, also *as picked Up
for alleged complicity in the major-
ity of thefts outside Huron county.
He Is held in J411 at Stratford.
Ninting out the records of retiter
and 'Wakefield, Crown Attorney Ilelmes
asked that the pair be sentencedto a
penitentiary tertix. Probably more
charges would be forwarded from
Aylmer, he said, •btrt he asked that sen -
tepee he imposed immedtately.
Defence Counael'a Plea
"The only thing in their favor," said
counsel for the accused, "Is that these
young men never carried firearms, nor
did they resort to violence."
'He described them as victims Of
idleness, whieh • often, he claimed,
paves the Way to crime,
"It is eery difficult for a single man
to got relief from a Inuticipality," said
counsel. "I believeit is the policy
of. the Provincial. Government to re-
train from helping young single men.
These young men wouldn't get mar-
ried, as some have done, to get on re-
lief."
"I am sorry to see two young men
of your type with such- an array of
offences," remarked His 'Worship, "but
I doubt it you were driven to thievery
by lack.of work. 'Yoe weren't looking
for work.
"The victims of your thefts must
have some protection. Yen deliber-
ately, time after time over all this
territory, committed crimes- without
respect for law and order. I atn go-
ing to sentence you to live years in
Portsmouth ,Penitentlary, sentences
concurrent on each charge,"
THANKS FROM ITUNA, SASK.
Ituna,
November 17, 1937.
Rev. D. J. Lane,
Goderleh, Ont. -
4-tev. Sir„ --,,The cat of vegetables,
fruit. .etc., you yhipiled to this point
reached here In splendid eondition,
and was distributed. among 273 fami-
lies.
•Will you convey to the donors of
this very generous gift the sincere and
grateful thanks 0; the 273 recipients
and oar committee?
Yours very truly,
FRANK J. COOKSLEY.
MOTHER AND BABE INJURED
Car Skids When Driver Applies Brakes
to Avoid Collision
Mrs. Ernest Peachey and baby
daughter, !Ruth, sustained painful in-
juries to head and face when the ear
In which they were riding on Wednes-
dny night skidded on it slippery road
and crashed into a tree. The driver,
Ernest Peachey. escaped injury:
The accident happened on (Britannia
rid when Mr. Penehey stepixid on the
brake to avoid hitting it car crossing
Mita n n la At Wellington street. Mrs.
.reachey suffered facial abrasions and
the baby it bruised forehead and a
black eye. - The ear is -as blully dam- /
aged.
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"0 441111 04)4 (AAR,
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'1AVAPV SVIIK
1 TEA AND BRIDGE
1444 of WefIneeflita, linar Att4iiieri.of
• *00144 Stager Club
auterit$toi afternoon tee and
widge VittY. 'Was :held by the menkbers
the klargaNt &tiger
hail on
'Wednesday' afternoon. and eteaing:
Vs. I), N,4Devisker vas Convener of
the tea and a sale Of bon* batting was
Conducted. 14 3.1es, .111. in, Hill, 4114.,
Laura 1$alkeld and Atiss Edith iltaberts.
arrar for an 4411411, eoadueted by
P. E. Caluebello prealdent or the
(little for the eittteeleutenliteris.,otr,St,
illTak*.07.*1,44LStaa• won,- by
La isous.
Mre. Edith 'Raker • and" Iktra.-R. C.
Rays veere in charge of the bridge in
the evenieg. 'Nine tables were occu-
:pied, and the winners were Miss Reek
and Mr. 111,-„g-Wbatel4y. A special
prtz.a.4tor Atoll by Mr. 11, J. MeMehen,
r.
t, •
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MEN ENTERTAIN LADIES
Losers in Hecent ..Match --Give .Ditmer
4:1)1•014sant OrOlfing WAS spent by
tneuibetzil or the Goderieb 41ri1ke Club
-when the men entertained the ladies
at„.a. dinner held at the club quarters
on Thursday evening. The.•men: who
were 1Ofsers in a recent team -of -four
ma teh, outdid themselves in giving the
ladies a ,genttine !treat.
A vote of thanks was tendered to
Slessrs. A. A. Nicol and IL Johnston,
the committee by .whoixt arrangements,.
.04-„theellineete.w6 -Itt Or.
'zitereet
ing three teamsplayed off, resulting
.in a win for Bev, A. C. 'CR !der, Mr. P.
..T. Bolsby, Mr. D. D. Mooney and Dr.
„T. A. Grabani 'by one match over Mrs.
Saunders. Airs. flays, Mrs. Coulthttrat
and Mrs. J. SI. Johnston. The *In-
ners will now meet mrs:,) Meal. Mrs,
Graham, Mrs. Hume and Mr. P. F.
ettre;v in the finals. •
Besides this tnatelt another game Was
held, resulting as. follows: let, M114
IL J. XleMelien and Mr. F. Donnelly,
Plug IPA; 2nd, Mrs. Graham and Mr.
;C%trey, plus 514 ; 3rd, Mrs. Cal-
der and Sir, Geo. „Tenney, -plus 5.
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Tilg WINTER PLERT
The arrival of the steamer Gauen-
doe, light, on Sunday afternoon from
Alpena and the Wna. Schupp frOin the
head of the Lakes on Monday, with a
winter storage cargo for the Mill,
brings the total number of. ships win-
-tering here to eight. It Is not ex -
:Acted thie number will be Increased.
The winter fleet is Compose/1,ot the
freighters Ganandoc, Waterton, Geo,
R. Donovan, Ratline, tPrindoc, Brim!.
doe and Wm. iSchupp, and the passen-
ger steamer Georglarr.
Three Young Men
Released on Parole
al••••1016
Several Cases in Magistrate's Court
Held Up by Snow -blocked
Highways
•
.tlevoral cases srateAl for the Magis-
trate's Court on Thursday a fternoon
were adjourned okIng to the inability
of complainants. accused or witnesses
to reach ()oder-felt beca use of _snotv-
blocked roads..
First Arthur Verity, of the Ontario
SecuritleS rommistdon. telephoned that
„his ea r was • stud( a t Kinloss with
Slessrs. Mahon and Bagwell. solit I.
tom- as pa SSengert4. Titey had at-
tempted to make the Journey front
Walkerton. .
Aceordingly the cam. aga Imo Jos. A.
Morgan. 1101111 1411 1 emu, n, was ad-
journ( -d. ,Nlorgatt also was unable )
melt Cloderich.
Then witnesses in another eas+e tele
phoned filth' Wingitatn to say they bit (1
taken horse and put ter that fa r a ml
were unable to proceed farther. Re-
sult- another adJourntnent.
.41 few minutes In ter Eimer Keller,
pint r.ged with sten ling a cow, tele-
phoned front 13 rucetield t ha t he, wit It
his -bondsmen and WitmiSses, were held
up 'by a .Provinelal snowplow, stuck In
!rifts near that village.
Snow Delap'i Magistrate
Time marched on. Two o'clock
came and Went. it 11(1 then. Wa St 110
Illa irtstra le. Officials were just about
ready to tali the whole thing off when
1Vorship alighted frotn the :Urfa.
ord-..Goderleit tins ablott 2.30, nearly
u hour late as a result of the snow.
•hoked highway.
Court finally got under way. Magi.
rate Makins dealing with the Bay-
trlo who the previous week were
mind guilty of the theft of 1111 115500 -
nent of artieles of clothing from a
'iodurich dance ,ba(l. The three young
ten, New toft 01111 ../a 11)04 gturgeou 011(1 Oanadin n history - -Ruth Cornfield.
it ri 1.4w Itzor w ho had been In jail on general Profielency (donated by the
emend about two weeks, were paroled Maple Leaf (lhapter,
the care of Rev. W. G. Bugler. TinyJ 4rif1ttnetle-,411fidys Colelough, gen-
era! proficiency (donated by IL' Stene -
house).
Home and School Club Prizes
Liquor the Cantle General proficiency, Jr. IV Luclik.
Pa tterson
Genera I proficiency. Str. 111 --Verna
Sillier.
Oorterel proficiency. Jr. 111 --Otto
General proficiency, Sr. II -Beryl
KIntlerson.
*' General proficiency, Jr. II -Barbara
(Henry, Virginia Chase.
General proficieneY, Sr.. I --(Donald.
Stott, Eleanor Martin.
'General profteleneY. pelmer---Joan
Seott, jean 110Doivell.
General proficiettey, morning kinder-
garten elassatharine Outt.
.„ General proficiency, afternoon' kin-
dergarten class -Phyllis Johnston.
LEARNING THEIR TRADES UNDER OVERNMENT SPONSORSHIP
•
....„11,•••••..1,11. a • .1•••.,
COMM Oiled. the, ore-
ramt ts JottitlY Sponsored bv retletitl
and 11'101061st Otirlittinen IS as It hixearte
Of *eriatitit eyed youths for
profitable isosItietittbit htdustry..„
soot Man 'it the -left 16 trittbletine
knowledge in it ttrafittord, oat., mould -
tag Watt, while Itt the right, ago and
$outb- toot to to -ordinate theft know-
ledge and atilt/00a in II machine- shoo,
stator Itt thla ease Is a '6hp brie -
6 Intry,Arites *derail *Mph:46C
IAsserting Hutt liquor obylonsly via
th
e ('11 11*,(1 of nub 3*oung men's trenhic,
irk worghip reeouttneittled that sten4
ho token to plaee them on the "Indian
ii?%f.•• so that they might neither oh
fain drink In a beverage room nor pm-
chaep liquor a( A liquor store.
F. G., Weir. XT.. announced that sIv
1
of oven pereons charged with failing
' to partbage a radio license had paid
tines and coots out of eourt. The
vevenfh, a Goderich woman, stated MO
VireldY had it Herm*. which bore the
Keno date de that on whieh the eharge
MIA laid. 9
The cape watt'adjourned it week, as
the eemplalaant, A. R. ClineheY. radio
Itispeetor of the Nark* Department.
'phoned in that tit' would be unable to Per best plot in $6001- garde sme
attend eourtas he was snowbound. at 7 Mikited Dexter and 1.Aitte 146-
stlaeardine. . , I tow- Jet.watinued on page is)
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it
Prizes P
at
Of
le Seho
4" '4.4141Airr%
Ruth Cornfield int, Kaithlor
Ewan Rogoive Robot
Momoriat Methdo
On , Friday atteinoon last the , per -
loci from 3 o'clock WAS Oren u fn the
l'farlea'rnemr0rIlle1414'"O'clr—
diatriblition of the diplomas. and prireo ,
earned bY :the pupils in the last sehoot
year. 'This was in lieu 'or the usual
connuencement exercises, which were
forgone this 3*ear Weems° of the epl.-•
demie of infantile paralais 111 SeP-,
teuilter.
'Members of the 1037 entranee class
tvho had graduated to the Collegiate
Institute were invited buck to 'Victoria
-for the occasiou, mid Itispeetor Boa -
cow aed -W. L Robertson Were- -
present to assist Principal Stonehouse
and Assistant Principal W. K. Thom-
son in the prize distribution in the en-
trate* toore.
Inspector .Beacont in addressing the
class cengratulated the school upon its
splendid ishovving in the high school"
'entrance cx,amination. There were
thirty -fire candidates this year, and
tbirty-live passed. Of these • seven-
teen obtained first-elass honors and six
lakiii‘ionts*-4514tewvea tmitemo;',
AkiK4rift,el-ir=r- t up -dr Wichers -
and pupils. alike.
ThatpuplIS of Victoria setteei are
developing the habit of reading was
evidenced In the' distribution of read-.
ing -diplomas: One of these diplomas
Is given for -the reading of twenty,
books, and he large' nember earned
was the :subjeet of -commendation and
congratulation by the speakers. Sev-
eral- pupils earned two diplomas, and
one bright young 'girl received four,
denoting the reading of etghty books.
Tile litkert Park mittnorial medal
Ruth Cernfield llecely, t! Medal '
I&tag of Yietopla efehool was prosente0
for highest standing obtained by a
member of the high sehool entrance
to !Ruth Cortilleldity- Ifispiletot ttleaeorat.
Thls medal, witit a similar one for the
head pupil of Central 'school, is given
each year by Mr. Victor Lauriston of
Chatham in metnory ofhis late !ether,
a former wine! pa i of the Goderich Pub-
lic schools, and is highly prizedby the
winners from year to year. With- ,
leen Macgwan was the winner at Cen-
tral School. -
'When Miss Cornfield was called up,
on as valedictorian of her class, she
delivered it heat little speecb. of if`P'
predation of the efforts of the teach-
ers, and on behalf of _the graduating
elites presented Principal. (Stonehouse
Ittid Assistant Principal Thenespn each.
with a leather 'billfold.- , The re-
etilraineionts. responded with expressions of
•
Tire list of awards at Victoria fichool
Is 08 follows:
Graduation Class
Fir:ft-titles gonors.--41azel Boyce,
Donald Vhase, Gladys ('olelough, Malt'
•Cortiticid. John llollando Helen How-
ard, Douglas MacDonald. Betty Me -
Nee, Georgina Mills, Adidas Milne,
Donna 510liting, Joan Mood', Itob‘,..rt
Pink IlIttil. Ka Ilileen Robertson, Donald
Vickers, wm. witliams„ Ruby
Second-class lIonors,--Sulu Benja-
min. Mabel Bradley, Mary MacDonald,
Grace Morgan, Shirley Nivins, Heloi
Thl7sstIL.Euniee Allen, Morley DitiOnkt-
Reid. (Hire- TIrtidley, 'tensor* beer.
Evelyn Doak, Rena Ellett, Ordella
Fisher, Wm. Hill, iMarjorie Miller,
Helen 31111s, Alma Sioliring, Dorothy
l'irblado.
Entrance . Class Prizes
vorntield, highest
ma rks Itt t he cia.s (donated by Victor
'411ttristott).
Second :highest y 'Jean MeNee
(donated by the Women's Institute).
Colnpreettion-Joa tt -Moody. general
proficiency (donated by W. 11. Robert-
son)."
Grammar---dletty -IfoN'eegeneral
proficiency (donated by the Abmeek
Chapter, 1.0.1D.E. .
Reeding---41azel Boyce, general pro-
fielency (donufed by L f, Knox).
Geography----4Ituth ('ornfield, general
Profielency (denoted by 11. R. Long).
Writ I n t h Vornfield. ° general
proficiency (donated- by Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. (lole).
Lltera titre -.Betty SieNeegeneral
proficiency (donated by W. K. Them -
son).
iSeelling-.-/Denna 31ohring. general
proficiency (donated by Vietoritt HOMO
011/1 (Selma, ('lub).
Art - /Ruby Willis. general proficiency
(donated ,by +Smith's Art Store).
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eld reetor, and are to report back in
()nit on March 10th for final (114pm:t-
0o of the eharges.
Wolters* Prilice