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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1946-01-31, Page 14TX-NINTEL YRAR. ••• - ,• . 4 DERICII DISTRICT RE» CROSS Year of Achievementlw i -NSE—SO—ADLE BUT GNIFICENT.W,ARItECORD inThufch Work"L992"-t's'!"- GODERICA,ONTARIO, TIKURSDAY, JANUARY 81sti, 1946 Nx 1Ur10p ItesiglIft -Rresidenfrr after Three Years of NObie Work . The annual Meeting of the GOderleh tt branch a the Caailiau Red Croes Society took" place in the .Red °rose -rooms at the Iltbile Library on Mime $65,490 ItAISED. . A. AL Reber/sent Red Vro. sa treas neeteereParts ,that the total antineat of alley rated -.by the- .C4odettlieli. brncb Of the Rod Croee' theough the 'annteal caMpaigns and front ether sources, Since the heginning „of_ the war, after day evening', with good attenehinee. eliPeffses .Were pald, is $65,490. ' le E. Campbell was elected president for the cone*X year, euceeeding- Mrs. C. Dunlots. who r,efired after three 'inany-beatitiful quilts from citthis and serttps of material usel. in the YearI in the office. - workroom. • ;The reports ealeatitted by the verious el:luring the sixyears of war there officers . and. committee chairraen he-e!were many &irk days andall that cheated thatthe local breech had kept us from utter despair was our agait. enjoyed.' a very attecesitul year faith:- Vet each of us ellentlr and anti that once again itei -humenlearian reverently give thanks to. Him who veork had been of great assistaoce to has entrusted the peace to our hands the less fortunate in many part § of the and ask that God's bleeein.g azd guid- world. since may be give's- to the United. Na- The meetipg was opened wIlla Prayer Pons In the . tremendous task Of led by Rev. Richard Stewart., keepingthe peace --an obligation in Mrs. Dunlop's Address which'all must have a• share." - Mrs. tDunlop in her address recalle Peacetime Work • the reorganization of -the Goderich MrseDunlopequoted'from the charter brench of the Cenaillan Red Grose- of- thee$Ociety: "In time of, peetce or 6 '.6tety on-IsepteMber g§tb, .1939, with war to carry on and assist in. work R. C. Hays, K.C., as president. The for the improvement of health the elan:ter .of the local branch had been prevention of disease and the 'mitiga- surrendered at the close of -;the first tion of suffering theoughout the wor1d1 Great War and a neva- ellarter was To fulfil the obligations of this clause, obtained. Thus "for over Six years,° the Goderiche-branch at its annual Mrs. Dunlop -said, ,",we - have served Meeting in 1243- decided tp- '1:old -its together, and owing to the splendid charter and carry on- the peacetime co-operatton a all oar workers the activities of the Society. .-The Red Goderich branch ha e_ in 'a smell Orb -se had a -particular. duty toward measure -brought comfort to these who war casualties and would, assist in fought for us, the sick and wounded every way possible the work of the in hospitals, bleiliand hi botabed7out Canadian Ld' egion another worthy encouragement given her by Mr. Turn- piano duets by Misses Mollie , Bisset - -"trees -en-Englatal---and- Other -parte -of -organization% - thedieteregiftibu. and Eunice, IVIiIne ; 'readings 1)ylMeS.. "Europe." - "Outpost hospitals will continue to U. S. Turner in 'presenting the re- Malpass; ande topical song - by a --Thougheniany- believed- thetebecause be -one of • the: -important -peacetime port of the Sunday schtml. epolte.of, the ladies' tiuttrtette,- Mrs. H. C. Dunlop, • the wee was over the work ot he projects ,of the Red Cross: There areeneed.for more teachers. The average Mrs ...( 1aittmg4frs W F., Saunders vv Red- Cross -as finished - that Vfnz Wontinued,Ton ow) - .attendeuee was 110; eeceipts, $421:60; -and Miss. Aileen Stowe, introducing definiteli .not the case,- "said Mrs. expenses, $340.58. references to incidents in the life of the Dunlop: The civilian population . in There was an average attendance church, was greeted with gales of ap- libere ted countries is 'still, in need of °warm' clothing; therefere the en's war work committee uujscarry on until -all commitments a fulfilled; and branches are asked to accept and com- plete qtrotas Until the end of April. Themein May the peacetime work cora- mittee cif the Red Cross will take over and full detailregardingefuture work will beeforwarded to. all branches." "I would like to express the thanks chair for the business meeting follow - and appreciation of .the executive to ing the supper. each and evdry everker in the . town J. A. .Snider,•breuglxt in the report • anti surroundinge_distriets..,.whti ...has. _ of etho- nominating - c9mmitter0.---1The given faithful -service" * die home new ofticere for the year are: Honor and In the Workroom: Your -devotion ary president, Miss Esther :Hume; • has been 'outstanding. Many ladies president, Carlton Worsell; .vice-presi- have given steadfast support and 0- dent, J. A7-§111.dge; seeretery-trettsurer, 'ficient workmanship .for ever six years. Done, Scott.; press secretary, :Marie You have done tt mageificent job with- Smiliert ; registrar, A. M. Rol?ertson; reward or public prase." social conveners, Noyine Mills, Mrs. e -recent passing- of two willing Hetherington, 'Marie • Smibert ; librar- . killful workers, Mrs. Evans and ians, Yvonne Sheardoem, Mary Prid- *d.f.e W. J. Powell, was mentioned ham; gown, edifdmittee, Mrs. Holland, • with regret. Mrs. Straughan and its. Buchanan of At this tling.'LeAlrs. 'Dunlop con- the WOMen's Association al . . stitita",-"I should Ake' to expyese to Of special interest. was the llresenta- the officers and members' •mseeeeersonal tion of a scroll to Mr. A. M. Robertson., thanks for the support they'have.Oveu in recognition of his „ewes 'of ee-evice .me during my three years eas- presidentwith the choir since 1909. e-- Once _again we are indebted to the Plans were made for a concert to •units •associated with the Goderich be presented ha the choir on Friday,' _ branch, namely, Benmiller, Maitland February 22, with Robert' Sproule, :e Concession, Carlow; Goderich Township talented young London violinist, 'as North, Taylor's' Corner, and Sanford, whose financial sitpripet and the splendid work of the 'ladles In eewin-g_ and knitting airemaking quilthas been most helpful. Our Business Girl' unite_the Margaret 'Seager Club St. George's 'church, and the • Rebekah Lodge haise contributed in eee various. seitys toward the success of our work. The marath,on bridge and • tea 'committee has done an excellent job, the results obtained far, exceeding our expectations. To these societie• s and other organizations, to the press, the railway express and freight .car- • riers, and to all who haveeessiSted • in -the work-t1rejed- Cross,- we offer sincere thanks. "The Goderich branch acknowledges • with deepest gratitudei the magnificent financial support voluntarily given by the citizens la our community to all Red Cross campaigns, enablinga-the -.- Society to exceed the quota -each year ',until the amount . dontributed- in 1945 more than sdeMbled that of • 1940. "1 would like to pay -special tribute • to the ladies'of the Women's Institute . for their loyal support and co-operation. 'during the past five years. Thy have not only workel. faithfully each Tues- day afternoon, hut have else made GratitYing ReportS' PreSented. IV/eating of North St•. tnitea OhUrela We eleoulda't went to say it Wat3 sin oeprig, with the weather pre- vailing just now, Out Rev. V: iislarke, Elgin ave., saw a robin in hie enovr- cov.eeed garden-- on EridaY Inerning AtnooOlAvrO" of good. fOlowatili Wet. What the redbreast wouldbe filled the church hell -of North street etibing * these parts at this time a United church on WediiesdaY night, Year can only ,be surmised.. -Perhaps evumiler. the annual congregational Mhis nav eet- igationerannment was "g - — med u" have ben reported Ing was held. p.Rebbas e Rev. R. H. Turnbullministe " also at Auburn and Winghameor ecould ; r a , e the same ore making a belated the church., ,opened the rD it eeeting with , trip' to a warmer winter elime't the Scripture lesson and prayer, after which A. R. Scott was appointed chair -1 mKNOX 311,S' an and ADIEAID R. Long secretary of the • - RAS ITS A.NNUAL BANQUET' Thearanial banquet of thp *Ladies' Aid oPiety of Jenox Presbyterian-- business meeting, - A splendid year of fluancitie achieve- ment was recorded in all departments of the church. The statistical report submitted by ttev. R. H. Turrabiill for church was held in tbe lectureliall of the session showed -the membership the church_ on Tuesday night. This as 530 and 44 non-resident members; was the cuinsiaation of the annual number of families, 356r total_ of per contest among three • groups in the sons under pastoral oveisight, 1,015; Society, the dinuer being served by happen's, 13; marriages, 13; burials, the losing group, which was headed 13; new members by profession, Mrs. James Bieeet. The gathering, faith, 16, by certificate,. 30; 'removals which 'included the husbands of the members, numbered about 200. Mrs. Alex. Straitone; preeldent of the Society, reeeiyed -the guests, and Rev. Riehard Stewart pfesided for ,the pregrana of the evening. A singsoug Was led by Mrs. W. F. Saunders, with Mr. T. G. Jones at the piano, and a Male quartette - Dan by death and certificate, 16. The financial report of -the committee of stewards given by, H. S. Turner showed total receiPts' in the general fund • of $6,236.91; expendituree, $5,437.55 s balance $799.36. A. balance in the building fund or$83252 made a total surplus of $1,638.95. • DonaldeScottsIeported receipts -112 the Walter; Glen -Lbedge,-Atitiph Henderson ehoir fund of $153.30, and a balance and Charles. „Kemp -sang several, num- -on hand of $77.30. Mrs. M. Hethering- hers. Weal solos were - given by ton, directoreof the choir, stated that Messrs. Lodge and Henderson and Mrs. hew members were doing good work. Saunders; a. Vocal duet by Mrs. Eiti She expressed her appreciation of the Cranston and .Mr. W. MaeLarea' CHOIR ENJOYS SUPPER • „ AND ELECTS OFFICERS . , • The annual .meeting of the, choir ,7)2 North stre& eUnited church took the form of a pot -luck supper last Thursday evening, January 24. '---7The president, -Carlton Wcirsell, was -in the guest artist. NORTH ST. UNITED Y.P.U. • The regular .meeting of the Young People's Union of North street United church was held -in the chureh Jlali on Monday evening, with the culture' convener, 'Carlton 'Worsen,' in charge. A.. piano duet Firlhe Misses Barbara and Margaret Henry was much en- joyed. , Plana were made for a skating - bowling party next week, fusd for a play for presentation in March, The next regular -meeting will be p..,val- entine partY on February 11. A photo- le-seontest, ',open- until -February 25 to all young people ofthe church, .was introduced, and Rev. R. H. 'Turn- bull . gave an ipteresting address. on photography, illustrated with some very line prints 42 his own. „. --h'':ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - The engageneeirt ls• et-nnoureed of Margaret Maxine Wilson, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Wilson and the late Robert EL:Wilson, 'to Captain William - Kenneth Thomson, son ot Mrs. Florence Thomson and elm_lato Jameslea Thom- son; the wedding to tike place February 13th in Knox ehareh. New Industo Being Launched in \ Goderich .under Local Management • Godeileh will be the centre of a resilienee, lightness, tion -corrosive and • .brand-new induetry in the near future. non -rusting 'qualities, and the- fact that of the eahnufactureof, household /hat, despite . their • wooden make-up, and o ce appliances from plywood .they are norelnfiannuablee after the Materials; if the present plane of treattueht they undergo. Joseph leetnaire, Nelsonstreet, nute Mi. Unwire holds seventeen patents, - ter4allne -'%r-Lemaire- IQ at senteVerihigtere-riaeueeitleeeteeebefilipeernit" ..-turiiinge our Welleeirdshed produeter in proceiteee. He has a contract with a the batiement of his -home and llama national selling •agextey, to distribute going into full productiorre within a his • goods throughout 'Canada. Only month He les -in hope or locating a the towil of ,Goderich is excluded from suitable shop by spring and expanding the agency's territory and here Mr. Into • !lore% • Lemaire hopes to dietribute i1s mer °AI teetire Worked ate -the highly /chard's() at near cost price. The cont. skille {de la Detroit berdite"the.war, pany formed will tie- called' Ply Ware but • led diftlettniee in the pro- of Canada arid eipecthtions are to eeeeit- lid a shortage of plywood rua it on 'a profit-shering bash), with • eaueed him to curtail his Work there., /to many Zoete 'men employed as pos- . Now, all technical difficulties have been eible. overcome and with ;the Closing 2 air- Mr. Lemaire, ivith his family, MOvet1 Craft factories, where plywood proved to Goderieh from Toronto in 1943 and its ,value, there is . a plentiful supply until recently had been eMployed with of the material on hand; te the Dotainion Road Machinery Co. ... Mr. Lemaire specializes in smitll In 1930 he walea..mgmber of the teeh- houseboat and businesu appliances, lee idealstaff of the Canadian Assoeffifian cludingeliquid measurers, , traye, ecoope 'of Aircraft which Went to England and wastepaper baoketa. The shape that September to learn the eeereto Of of -the -Varioue artielee Is *moulded the construction of various itypes of .through e opeeini peeeees. MI are British aircraft' and to gather data bound With synthetic resin (a form of for the construction of ;aircraft in glue which will, not soften under hot Canada' 'for the Britiele CommenWealth water) and are 'finished off °with' a Air Training Plan. • . synthetie 'varnish. The thickness, of Arz, and Airee Lemaire have two soils the plywood vaties with, the Size And in the serviem Kerineth with the R.01. euse of the article. One of the special AIP; overceas and 0.0'0,14 wtth the ' 'features of plewooa "artieleg is their • arlay Itroelzville:. of thirteen • at the C.G.I.T...meetings, plauee. A most enjoyable evening was asreported by- Margaret Henry' and brought to a. close with the Singing , . _a ys c ean.:, . Women's Association • , Oise of the finest reports of 'the even- . MAGISTRATE'S COURT leg was that of. the Women's As- Both cases on the -decket at the ,sociatioitTliresente"d by Mrs. Mooehead. Magistrate's Court this week were . re - With forty-four members, this busy xnanded to next Thursday. • Theecases organization -showed receiptfor the are those of the Brussels creamery. year of $1324.11. An anniversary gift entry with which two ±Toronto men__ of $200 was donated to the official are charged, and the safe -cracking fit' 'board._ Balance on hand wase$771.73. Grand Bend charged against three Mrs.. W. Hodge reported • that the London youths end a Grande Bend w.,neee raised $464..19, of -••• i ung Man — wee sent to the'Presbyterial treasurer. - Mrs. Melvin 'Cranston stated the Even- ing .Auxiliary'recelPts were $620.91, of which $550:27 had been forwarded to the Presbyterial treasurer. ' . Catharine McDonald, secretary' of the Mission Band, stateii-these-llttle- people bad donated $33.50 to zalssions„ The, Mission, Circle,frported by Mrs. R. H... Turnbull, has .15 members. The Peesbeterial -treasurer received $02.15 of the total ..recelpts of ..407.8.6.„ The. Baby. Bande of whieli- .1411•S. P. J.' Cantelon is the leader, hae 62 members 'and. 16 life members*: Mrs. E. S. -Pridham , reported re- ceipts in the flower fund Of $86.58 and Rev. Mr. Turnbullannounced that 112 flosiItuete of edowers had -been sent to the sick or bereaved. . . Progress is being Made ih the newly .re-eiganized Young .People's Union, Donald Scott- reported, The average attendance was ..20, 'nide" receipts totalled $34.49. - .. .The total amount, $1,8/3, received for the -missionary and maintenance fund,lead been sent to the Mission :Boarof the church, 11,---SeTurnereree- ported. Prank. Kershaw and J. A. Snider advised that the allocation would be . raised considerably, and urged increased ' givIngs to this fund. Gifts Acknowledged • Rev. It. H. Turnbull announced that the gift of money received from 'Mr. -and' Mrs. Gordon -.13-roWn had Been used to purchasea lantern and screen, I --- aed a letter of appreciation will be ; sent to the donors for their genereesi gift. It wasealse announced bY the; minister that the 'daughters of Ilin;. late Mrs. James Hamilton bad fof- t warded a cheque for $10 in her memery. • Mr, 'Turnbull suggested that a eehefee Beek If' Goderich aftee'ewo and a- northern Europe Until he was sent tv. for the communion table wonld he a eau years overseas, Sgt. Kenneth Fen- kIngland in the middle of December fitting memorial. for rePatriation to CaH nada. e Was aeir A reselution of appreciation, s' e nington, son of Me.. and -Mrs. Charles ,. -manager of _the Dominion Store in sored by J. A. Snider : and N. Ander: Pennington, Elgin, ave., is enjoying* dis- wiegeete prior to -enlistmeutand Son , to _Mr. j. Wesl_eY eUearealarehie--e-nftrliation leave with his wife an,d topeettr-reettenste his fornn•r job itfter past Cervices to the church, was cars family here and renewing' old ace receiving his diseharge. ried unanhnouslY. by a standing vote. _quaintaeces. . Sgt. Pennington re - C. it. Roberteon appealed'' for larger turned on the Ile de France and 'Was Alien Bowman of tnwn was in Tor- fittendance at 'the evening services. ,meteat London C.N.Restation on Tues- onto on Monday night attending the Very often, he said,' the eangeegettee day afternoon by -his wife and - live - bahquet given at the Royal York Hotel numbered only a few tnore7than'ele...eetmend son, Rose, and his parents foe . forwer Ontario prisoners -of -war. embers -of -the chotr. ., , , tind -brothers. - -Ilan, Who •was , au air -gunner with W. J. Hodge moved a vote of thanks , Ken ,enlisted with Plea army in the R.C.A.F., was a prisoner from to ---all organizations, church inembers, Januarse 1943. and was :aurae(' ' to February., 1944,. until .he was liberated the 21d Armored Brigade, 'at that by the Russians , shortly before V -E time training ate-Cainp Borden. -He, Day. went overseas with the brigade .in 41i013.n.' 11/9-D43a- ., y he was. Part of aunit' teived a telegram -from their son, Sgt. . . . Mrend Mrs. W. Prouse' have re- .' * which left Dever ones' Llberty ship, Harold Prontse, stating that he sailed detailed- to eland . on .ehe eleenteatiy,,fer,..ganada_fok,Anuary. 28;th ,andem titaiee'itiareli-Mittbileli the boachhea& peeled to,„.ftreive L........_ome:Pebruery 3rd. The German-occupied Calais coast Was • plainly visible (-Firing the crossing and , Capt. A. B. Sturdy has been tip- le.en 'could see the flashes and smoke pointed OC. :of "C" Company, Huron- 1• from the German big guns • es they Middlesex- Regimeet, susceeding Lieut. pounded the invaelon fleet. .Suddenly R'. C. Hays, who actedin this -capacity the ship he was on shuddered. as shells during the latter/ years of the war. from the big guns found their target. Capt, Sturdy wee.- overseas for more The ,Goderich boy remembers vividly than three years With the Elgin Regi - A rxtiZED piartnan . • . the, confusion whieh reigned on the .ment, shrving in the Italleo and West - ship befere hefound himself fn the ern European theatres; He returned At a recent auction sale a resident waters of the English Channel.' He to Canada last ' autumn and received of Goderich thoughtethere was soine- tied had his life -belt 'torn frOwe hlin thing familiar ebout an old palettleg in ' abandoning ship, hut -fortunately that was about to be sold. Ilia inter- was picked up by an It.A:F. rescue est aroused, he bought,he picture and boat after he had been in the water a • oe, dusting it Off', found that it showed short time, and wits returned to leng- •. . . the Goderieh lighthouse; which Was land. • . . '.. le its 1iweek report as on the over a _.....- this- father's home; for Many years, the Sgt. Pennington's., unit wile reequip -'seas serviee of Cpl. Jack Videan, thie e old breakwater at the 'foot of the hill ed and • re -gleamed' in England -and Paper may have given thewrong ltn- s and plecee of the Original, "littebov ended In Freinee early in July. He Pression when it stated,. that Oa p works, • of which (IOnle Piles are still saw service in the lighting around (leen Videan- Bad 'been "mentiened in dis- national salCblo6lt and a hotel which ' glum to Northern . Holland. Here, neW8Parer dieDateliee frolla war eor- i I etanding at the heaelt:-:.The old Inter- and the Falaitie gap and through Bel- Patehes." The Signal -Star alluded to ( has long since disappeared ;deo were near Groningen, he was part of a unit resPondents. not to the offielae Wet li shOwn, in the painting,. whieh ' the mite 'eut of .1)S1 the Germano for a short while, Departmetit • dlepatehes, citing * out s ,chaser14 keeping as ft 'prized memento after.the failure in ateetupting to gain standing eerviee, gallantry or devotion ' The pleture'.was painted in 1893 by 'Ken- war; in iieorthveot Geenettiv rude Om, as he does not want any, e of . an . canter &cede* in Gocleriele , I the bridge at A.rhitelil. ' , to dute. .r...pl. %Mean wishce this point g „Miss Vila Dickson.' '',--'. „ , when the 'war ended: and remained in credit to whieli he is not entitled. ' C I of the National Anthem. •* Toronto's Huron r. Regn Former -Amor AssooiatiOn'Joirtf4 ' Senior Body The •forty-efth annual Meeting of the 'Huron Old oyie seOcia.tion of Toronto -WAS -held in December and under the new plan a committee watt elected from Whom the officers orthe Aseociation ' have now been eleded. The principal business of the annu meeting was the joining of the urb County Janiter Association th senior body, and the new officers ar A.Goderich merchant has dieeoverea what it lei We to be "caught 'between the devil and , deep." -Said melte chant return M ed after supper ea onday evening' to .hitt .deventown retail f3tOre to catch up on some unfiniehed busi- ness. When; he had completed hes work he tamed the' store lights out, slipped the lock' en the outer doer and went,.Qi1tside. Ulnae .enterieg hie truek he diecovered he 'had 'left the - ' Iteye to the truck in the store,. And then he remembered lie had aiso left• the- Store -doter itek e "He could net • .drive home .because e e didn't. have op key to the truck, and he get back in the store because he didn't have that key either. Finally he gave up in disgust, an4. walked home through. the wintry night, leaving the cipeninge ef .the store to another member of the besiness the next morning, from the two groups. NoW, that -the war is. oVettethe Association plans its old-time activities. and a euchre, bridge and dance will be held in March. ' The officers elected were as follows: Honorary president, S. M. Wielteas; president. Fred Elliott; int vice-presi- dent, 13. II. McCreath; 2nd vice-presi- dent, Mrs. H. E. Harrison; secretary, MrS. C. J. Parton t weeistamt seeretary, Mrs. C. Etollingshead; treasurer, Dr. J. G. Ferguson; finalacial secretary, naye Patterson; publicity committee, -B. McCreath; Athol McQueterfe, K. C. Stanbury; membership committee, Gordon Fowler. ' The following are district repre- sentatives: Goderich;7Walter Ifuchanan, Mrs. H. C. Harrison, Mrs, C. J, Parton ; Clinton, E. W. Hunter, Fred. Elliott, E. Floody ; Seaforth, J. A.'. Brody, II.' M. Jackson, A. McKenzie; Wing - ham, Mrs. W. A, Campbell, Ors. George YoungeMiss Mary McGreor ; Hensall, Raye Patterson; Exeter, K. C. Stan- • eery,. Gordon • Fosidere -S.. J.-- Hicks; • Blyth, Mrs,. J. C. Ferguson, Mrs. C. Hollingshead; Gerrie and Wroxetef, Dr. J. G. Ferguson, W. G. Cook; Brus- seise, L. AI. Pringle, Mrs. Is M. Grose, Wes. McCutcheon ; Zurich, Dr. Byron Campbell. ' THE WEATHER.' - . ..• Temperatures et-- the past week in Goderich, with those of the correspond- ing week a . year. ego, as o.111194c15a,lly recorded, were as follows: 1946 • , x, Min. Max. Min. Thues-e-Tan. 24 -.....3... .' . 27 '21. • 8 Fri., Jan. 25 ..„.29 24 9 -4 'Sat., Jan. . 26 ....29 e 11 ' 22 - ' 0 Sun., 'Jan. 27, ....19 --7 23-, , 7, Mom, Jan. ....31 18 13 -16 .Tues, _ .1; n2- 29 .,.32 ' 16 25 1 Watte- 0-7-738 -2'6"---Tr.-r- ..„14 .., e PRESENTING IMPERIAL OIL ,TROPHY Mr, W. et. Oarentt (righ() Diyision Manager of -Imperial Oil Ltd., presenting John Thoree, resident manager, _Goderiele with the silver traphy • whieh was won by the Goderich Staff for good housekeeping and ,safety 19 4. - „ Servicemen in the News choir organist, envelope stewards, and • to Rev. R. H. and Mrs. Turnbull for the euccese and good -fellowship exist- ing in the church. A happy feature of the evening was the ‘preseutatiolf on behalf ef the com- mittee of stewards of cliehnea fer_009. to to the orgttniet; Mrs. Hetherington, and .$50 to the church officer, Mr. Andress. The pre- sentations were made by Mr. G. E. Payne and the reeiplents returned ap- preciathen'and thanks. • After the singitig of the doxology and the National -Anthem, all enjoyed a social hour, over the teacups. OBItUAR/ ° JAMES JEWELL 111 since December; Mrs.. James Jewell passed away in Alexandra Hos- pital on Monday night, in her seventy- seconcryear. .A.Ithough a resident of Goderich for the -last two 07ears, Mrs. Jewll livect in Colborne township most of her life. -Formerly Victoria , Ade- laide Wright. she was born in Hullett township, the daughter of Mr. ad Mrs. Johit -Wright. After' -'her mar- riage, she lived at- Benmiller, vvhere her husbend operated a blacksmith shop. Mr. Jewell died two years ago, -after -which edie moved'to Gutter -in: Sarviveng are three • sisters, Mrs.; Joseph Robson and Mrs. Joseph Wat- kins, of Willett -towieship, and -Mrs. William McCauley, of Ramat/ea; -and two brothers', John Wright„Seaforth, and Foster Wright, Auburn. The funeral has been postpoped from this (Thersday). afternotneko Saturday afternoon, because of weather_ condi- tions, The service wtilshe held at the home of Mrs. Percy Warrener, Nelson street.- interment will be in Maitland ceme tery. • MRS. THOS. Ha• CARRiCK. The death . • of Mrs: Thomat - H. Carrick, Cambrect.eda.d, which occurred at Alexandra- Hospital on Tuesday night, came as a shwa 41 frieurlsemid steopurintances In towne-Myse-Garrick had entered the .hdspital on Sunday, night to undergo an operation -end' it was 'not 'generally . known that she 'was so ill: . She Was born at Kofuoka, near London, iifty-seveil yearS ago, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Philip Steel. She had lived in Col - 'borne toahship „end at Lueknow be- fore coining to Gerich ten years ago. She was •twice 'Married, the first tinte to Thomas 'Senith and „in 1939, after Mr. 'Smith's. death, to Mr. Carrick. Surviving .besides her husband are three sieters: „Mrs. Joan McKnight, of Aubsfin ;, -Mrs. Fred Rivette of. DIM-- gennon, and Miss Violet Steel, of De- troit; and font.. brethers,._James Steel, of Goderich; Thomas, . of 'Brandon; William, in Northern Ontario, "led Richard in the West. The funeral service will be held at the Wheeler funeeid home on Fridoy afternoon. Interment will be in Malt: -land cemetery._ _ _ . • JOHN J. WEBB . • 7 • I The deeth. occurred •suddenly at Alexandra Hospital on Wednesday "Ina -noon of John 'Joseph Webb, tri- • his seventy-eret year. Mr. Webb. had been about town until Very recently! V and when he was stricken on Tuesday I e afternoon and removed to the.hospital the news of his serious illness was. 'received by his friends with_ surprise Se _and sheek.-• -He' was - Well an'own, .Goderiele having lived here most of e his life. ' was born at Dunlop, the e eon of the Ike Thoinas Webleand Ellen Dean, but mei;ed bete with his par- p ents when. quite young., He wae c -Inedible figure at the_harbere linsing. -a- -peen ,employed Fofest'since a -Repo lets Miss Etta SarfitS „Regigno Post oI TreaSurer ;aftor Lon 4 Se7ye, ltfre. j. Axiheson entertained, the members of the •1,Voilneree IltosPit4 Auxiliary , at her llo,o e Monday „ afternoon, vvilen tbe annual meeting - was held. UndeT the pyesideney of mrs..41 , C4napbell, the Ministry oenioyett, successful year, art ellown in the ex- cellent. --report-presenteicr by the 'seer& tary, ItIrs;, H. M. 'Monteith. During • the year the Auxiliary loSt one of lite enost inembertae.liree"Williane 'Beatty. •-A vast amount tig eewing was ' aecomplished at the hospital, and Christmas gifts of theatre tiekets„ ceendy and • subs-orb:40ns .two *magazines were presented to the staff and .ioatienth. An- oxygea .attachment has been orderedefor, the baby. Inca,- itor and Will, be initaired as- soon as ' reeeived. Donations Were given to the Queen Charlotte, War Mew.orial Hos- ' pital at London, ba‘ogland, and to the Provincial cigarette fend. The aise tutual birthdaY _party and tag --44 - augmentea the funds of the Auxiliary. ••Tewnship ,Braneh to .Disband -A. leater was read from Mies Amelia McLeantenotifying the Auxiliary' tbat the Goderich township branch had.de- -eided to disband.' Tbe .raeating placed • On record its appreciatioa. of the, out- standing contributions to the hespitaf made by (, this -busy group of ladies under the ntterested leadership of MAL ealeLettrit-who, hes been ette" effieleinte -president for twenty-one • years. Miss Etta Saults, treasurer, ported receipts' of $300.17; expenditfiree- $85:90, and balance on hand 04214.27 and a $100 Victory hond.,pnichaled the. previous year. Miss Saults, after e several eears of petestandlegly efficient eerviee, tendered Iter resieenation, whiCh was accepted with eincere r,egret. • Mrs. R. J. Acheson, sewing cefieener, reperted .200 new articles were made; and piles of linen mended. • • Officers Elected: Mrs. lee R.. .Redditt, past president, presided for the election elf officers,. which resulted as follows: Honorary presidents, _Mrs. J. G. Cameron, Mrs. , E. W. Carrie; honorary vied -presidents, Mrs.' Isaac Salkeld; epreaissenteezree- E. Cameileelert_ vice-preeidente, -Mrs. A. D, McLean, Mrs. G.- M. Watson Mrs. 13. J. Saults, Mrs. E. McLaughlin; secretary, Ales. -H. AI. Monteith; treas- umr, Mrs. D. D. Moonee; prees seme- tare', Mrs. /e. R. Redditt. . • Several members of the Nnrsea' Aluninde were welcomed as new mem- here. - •• • , .After the • meethig, tea was served by the hostess, with Mrs. It. J. Straits pouring, assisted by Mrs. J. M. Graham and Miss E. Satins: .t MUSIC AND 1VIYSTERY • ' -" MAKE A FINE PROGRAM , • Conjuring Acts Mystify at 'an0 •• Enteetainanent - - Tfiesday night, January 29th, will long be remembered by the boys of the band and their friends. Not only was 'it the first attempt • at an inside °tweet, but a treat was in 'Store fee vei-yone present. • Af ter a short program which in - hided a pianofoete solo by Bandsman NelSon, au instrumental trearbatte y Bandsmee W. teeeeponebe, Cutte _ • „ . Needham and O. Woods, a bass teem - one solo by the bandmaster, and ser-• ral pieces from the band, the boys acated the platform and Mr. Everette tires, from.. Louden, with his attrae- e'e .1-putg lady assistant, treated the and and the audience to an hour of tystery and 'en USenif'14te _Newspaper. 'as torn into fragments and yet pro - 'iced iyithout mutilation. Rope was ut into small pieces, tied together 4th numerous knots and then die- layed without' a break. '--Doves were aught in a net on the end of it stick, pparentlye inideeir ; where tfie lime. from nobody .knew. -Mang eticles chaagethplages before the eyes nd yet unseen. Wheat turned to tire water in the confines ora small 4 owl. Rabbits,- canaries aeil bouquets f tlowera-tVero. produced_ eromeecon- leers* either transparent or too smnik hold them. Card e were manipulated, many ways at the will -a their aster, who kept the audience in fitS laughter. With his wisecraeks anittnt"rtiecsehived the applause of the +Set ifiterval the able aseist- andience for her skill in making some ver* ertietie. pictuees by placing,. °red pieces of cloth upon ,a felt back- • ground, . Then Mr. elir•e• appeared again with more Mysteriese. in one drinking milk through a ,string as it disappeared from the glees aed then retueniog it by a reversaproceee; ,then. swallowing .tene needles eiiiipained-W' .the band boys, also- a piece of. thread. After assuring the boys they had -really disappeetred from NS Mouth he went'. through a series of contortions and end 02 of the thread appeared and "tete slowly pulled by one of the boys to peednee all ten needles threatled aa„ equal distances. , The bandmateer tendered a vote eir finite to Mr. glees and his assistant their excellent performance and program Nosed with the' National - t is reported .that many hay aWarke • night trying to figure out how It 8 -an done. •• . Ai LONDON ONflItENCE, President It. M. Movies and Ceere, tary , C. .Chapman ‘of the, Gotietieh. Board of Trade were at London Mit week attending a conference of' Wv.,1.? •ern Ontario Iteards of Trade. WIttfEWS NAME NOV ,(41VEN Xf the writer of au Oatielo, Varentt 02 DabY knitters," Plat this °1e, • will *t us have her linttao, (not tot pablieation). we eaa'..14er tht article for publication, . 1309 as a powder and drill eneehanic. His wife; the former Clerisa McEvoy, Predeceased him in 191r Surviving are four sons, John, of •Dearborie Mich. Fred, of Toronto, William and •Josepli', of Godeeieh ; daughters, Mrs. .r."'IL -Stegner (Cecilia), of Stratford, Mrs. Earl evoper. (Helen), of 'Toronto, Mrs. Leslie Pitblado (Claire), of Goderich, Mrs. 4Roy elcIntosh (Margaret), • Of Goderieh, Theresa, of Niagara Falls, and Patricia, of Toronto; two bro- thers, Clifferd, of,Goderich, and Leslie, of Toledo; seven sisters, Mrs. 3. B. Reynolds, of Goderich, Mrs. S. E. Leslie, Mrs: T. D. Leslie 'and Mrs. W. Sampson, of MinneapollS, Minn.,. Mrs, Janne; Finnigan, of Chicago, Mr, Austin P. Chisholm,' of London, and Mrs. Eugene Quinlan, of Tinneins; seeenteefi grandchildren end One great- grandchild, e%e son, Albert, _was kat, ereseefek diaree" the war whileatiervine sVith the •R.C.N.V.R. en Spikenard. *A daughter, Mrs. John: Stott (Mary), paesed away Some years ago. The funeral will take place treat the home of his • son-itt-law, Mr. Roy Me- Intosh. Wolfe street, on Saturday morning. Requiem high mass will- be sung at St. Peter's ehurch and inter- th ment will he, in the Colborne R.C. tor cemetery. ' the An RALPIC MeOREATITall 0611/LE'S. • his discharge froin,.the army. He in now 'employed in hie pre-war position as.tieket agent at the C.M.Ti. downtowsa 0 ta to ID ID of BACK iN MVO sicATING- • 1 wa MajbrItalph MeCreath, ,son* of Mr. nd Mrs. le l‘eeCreath ef Toronto; von back his -crown de Canadian figure chantiiiion at the annual coin-, mittens held • laSt Saturday, al sehumaeher, Ont. The MAjor ivon the 'Itteadian and "N'Orth Ahaerhtall ehanIP- onships; both singles and- pairs, just ve years -ago and has,, been overseas. ince. IL'. has beo skating leSs, than a month but aeeording to press 'reporta ave a' br1t11nt hxhibitlon'.. or free hating to win the rown 'from atiiidals best,' .0,4810440 _ •