HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1946-02-28, Page 1`ittVETIC-NINTlit
ions Heat Talk'
on Salesmanship
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Speaker Says Salesmen Are Made,
Not Born, and. Advocates
Training
The merits of staatiletie raber in
comparison with the aateral rubber
products weee retrieWed briefly by Mr,
L G. Needier), of the Goodeiele Rubber
CompanY, Ii a preffteeto his address
on "Oaleamanehip Unfrozen" at the
Uwe Club meeting on Friday evetting
last- There) was a large attendanee.
Mr. NeedleSought to correct some
rairtapprehensionit es to the qualities of
products of arthieial rubber, particul-
arly tires; which, he claimed, were in
nearly all respects equal.to tires made
from. natural rubber. ImpreVemeut
was contently being effected in the
, synthetic article, and even When fiti"-
tural rubber :is again available, he
said, a coneidikable proportlea :of' the
synthetic product will be used. .,
Passing on to his main theme, the
speaker dealt with various phases of
salesmaiisiiiii- aft -Seeh by him in a
long aud intimate acquaintance with
the tire and Service station trade„ and
especially with the problems of re-
habilitation as normal coinpetitioe, ,is
returning in the. trade. During the
war period there was no need-, for
sales promotion plans, minds had' been
diverted from selling, and now that
-youngmen were returning froin War
and engaging in business it was' neceet-
sary to polfeh, and 'sharpen up trade
methods and ge into actioa with,
tran-
ing plans to pick up business (nice more.
The speaker disagreed entirely with
the old dictum, that "selesinen are
born, not *made," •coatending that it
was the other way anund, they were
nortilerre. „ telt there -Isea better
vl• itgret doing anything," he said, "it
can be learned. -1211 can be learned,
it, 'nn be taught. . . . Salesmanship
can be learned by the trials and errors
of experience, or it can be taught and
learned in a broader, faster,more
scientific way leteanodern 6aining--pror
grams.
• The speaker gave illustrations of
_
poor salesmanship and told of plans
. worked out by the Goodrich company
to promote the adoption of better
Methods by their dealers. The Com'.
pally, ba 8 a variety 'of training courses
to neeen different departments of the
dealer's business. •
The speaker urged that the returned,
men should behelpedin re-establishing
.a successful cevilian status. "Let's be
prepared to help the-m-Alifitly. Make
for the years they have lost while
lighting for us, that we may continue
• enjey the freedom and opportimitY
r every man to eecceed by his own'
TLIII and merit." •
e se, the speaker was introduced by Lion
Stan prevett and an expression of 'ap-
preCiation,of the address was extended
by Lion Richard Stewart.
Lion W. C. Attridge gaVe a report of
the zone meeting held at Mitchell last
week, and told of the oratorical contest
to be held for the zone at Seafortie on
March 1.5111, which 'each club- in
the zone may enter a contestant. The
zone winner may go on to -further come
petitiOns.
Presideut Bruce Tennant presided.
FRANK FOX,,
TO .TQ NEE MARCH 15TH
A change irethe'Provincial constabul-
ary in Huron Counts is to beseffected
on March J,Stli. Provincial Constable
Frank Fox- will be transferred to
Kitchener and will be replaced by
Provincial Constable Harold Gaul, at
present at Kitcherter.
• Provincial Constable Fox took up his
duties here. tis. ellief constable on June
Ist,,1941, and has made many friend
In Goderich and the county since come
lag here. Ile completes nineteen yeare
In the pollee service onMa.rcli lst.
Mri3.-1110x and children will remain
in bloderach for some time.
Lucknow Eihiated
by Flying Juniors
Sepoy Town Team Defeated., on
Their Own Ice Wednesday
Night -Score . 5-4
Alinest everyone said it Couldn't be
done, -but Louzon's Flyers acconiplished
the .impossible on Wednesday- night -
defeated the •highly -touted Lucknow
-team On their own ice by a score of
'5-4, thus winning •'the' -locale-Junior-
"C" group . championehip in two
straight games and eliminating Luck-
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new. trope further play.
sito pick a here from the • Goderich
team in the thrill -packed game would
be impossible, so well did each mem-
ber perform. Perhaps it was, Jackie
Stoddart who broke the -3:3 deadlock
in the 'third period, perhaps it was Jbe,
N'Velthers whose final Flyer titIlY.:PieiVeti^
,the margin of victoryari'r it' might have
beep Ginn, _who__ performed like an
acrobat in keeping the puck out of. the
Goderich cage in the dying minutes of
the game. Ken Miller, checking George
'hia 'tenaciously at .centre ieer-tuad
John Holities, who was - a tower of
Strength on the Flyers' defence, were
shin leg:lights.- - •
First Blood for Lucknow
The Chin boys turned on the pres-.
sure front the opening whistle, .but
Gettertelie eheeked -well to,' break Op'
theireplays until at 7.10 of the period
George phi.n sent' brother Bill.in the
clear wtth a neat pass and Brill made
no mietakea beating Ginn with a high
-IIIP shot. The Flyers bad the goal
back inimediately. -Newcombe- getting
the puck from the face-off and -round-
ing twe men before passing to Miller;
whoebeat Or cleanly, Lucknow re-
gained their -lead 25 seconds later, till
Chin Acoring on a neat solo effort.
--AS the Flyers fought Wit, Orr, in
the Lueknow cage, was, calledupon
to pull off several smart saves, his
nicest effort being_when Walther broke
In alone on. the Lucknow net , Orr
left hiscake ten. 'feet ta 'smother
Walth.er's' shot. When Ainslie and
-Milner were penalized within fifteen
seconds. of each other it looked like a
goal or two for Lucknow with a two -
fain advantage, but Stevenson, hot-
• headed defenceman; threw his team's
chance •out the window by trying to
do a war dance on'Ginn's head while
brandishing his stick at ether Goderich
playerse His • deserved penally eased
the pressureten the Flyers. ,
-Phe --teames were at ,full strength
again wheu George Chin broke loose,
to beat- Ghat .ped_ send Lucknow two
• goals. up, at Mao. The Flyers' sup-
porters were beginningrto get anxious, -
but not so the Flyers, who got one goal
GODERICH, ONTARIO, TEURSDAY, '.41E13RIJARY 28th, 1946
Musical Evening at
or* Street Church
•-,
Robert SprouIos YfelUlg 11011141011
4.8SIStS ()heir
in Fine Program
OBITUARY
•0"
An exceptionally 'fine -concert of,
secular music wate presented by the
choir of North street United church
lest Friday evening in the chueeh
auditorium. Robert Sproule, talented
young London vielfnist,, who was guest
artist, tixecuted his nurabers with his
usual excellence and *brilliance. They
Included: "Traumerel," by Schuntanni
"Minuet," by .Mozart, "Adoration," by
Borowski, "Houree," by Bach, 'Noe-
turne," by Chopin, "Sereatide," by
Haydn, "Itonsande," . by Svendsen,
"Allegro," bY Fiocco, "Intermezzo," by
Provost, and "Czardas," by Monti.
Two fine solos, "The Curfew" and
"Give Me an Open Road," were sung
by Mr. ceeii. Attridge.,
The Misees- Barbara and Margaret
Henry, •popular 0111 any program,
charnied the audience with two lively
pittneeenumbers, "The * Jolly_ Blacks
smirtlas,2 and -"The Haymakers' Frnate "
Ketelbey:s "In a Persian Market"
waste. ape,cial treat, as tut. Organ aale
by Mrs. Hetherington. The picture of
the market Scene' as outlined on tHe
program was vividly presented to the
auditory senses. The excitement of
theargival of the caravan;%the,precise
and ittitely approach of the princess,
• the fascinating., babel, of the market
'Plftee, and then quietness slowly set-
tling over all, were clearly broughttut,
-Played as they- Were with perfect
technique. ••
Mrs. Hetherington directed her choir
In very finished -renditions of such
ever -popular and well-known pieces as
"Soldiers", Chorus," "Dear Land of
Homei" ctEferlyt-One Morning," "Sweet
and Low," "Come to the Fair," "Hail,
Smiling Morn," and a ladies', chorus,
t'Where'er You Walk." •
;airs. Iletheringtoheaceemimniedathe
solo number's and Mrs. J. 0. Mac-
Dougall assisted at the piano for the
ehoir -numbers,- •
After the program, the ladies et the
Evening Auxiliary served lunch to
those takilig part in the program, and
their friends.
A rLANNED raoaiww
- TO Boon GODEEIOH
Ae a prelude to the tisit of a.
deputation to Ottawa, to atilt for
an appropriation for needed harbor
improvements and to approach the
Goveitiment on ,other matters, the
Board of Trade is planning an
- advertising "(spread" in a city
daily to bring the facilitieetof the
town, from an induptrial, a mer-
cantile and a tourist viewpoint,„
to public attentien.
••Among tiae,matters to be taken
up at Ottawa are certain points in
connection ,witla the propose,d,nortil
road to the harbor end the housiag
question, PrOgeess in all these
ninatters is considered to ,be vital
to Goderich and its future pros-
perity.
To procure funds for the ad-
•- vertising venture, which is being
undertaken in conjunction with the
Town Council, the Board of Trade
1t3 canvassing the business section -
and the industries of the town,
• .and it is hoped-, that e the canvass
will xneet with a generous response
and a general approval of thas
move for -the adyancement of- the
--interests of- Goderieh. .
'a I -ATE •NICHOLSON bitek thirty seconds later, elontairn
'. Miss Frances Kate Nicholson, daugh- taking iieheys' nice vase to score at
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ter of the lateler. .Meicolin Nicholsota 16.47. • Forty-three seconds after' that-11.1nd besides visiting in this immediate
. aod 'Mrs. NiCholson'of doderie'll, died- Walther 'tied the game at 3-3 by firing ' district he and airs, Richardson spent
- on •Weilnesday at- Thredo, -Onto, after a high shoe which struck Orr on the I smite -clays in- the Beaforth district,
a short nines& .Alisa Nieholeon spent shoulder- and glanced into the net. where theta have relatiees,
"her° tirlhood in Goderich, but bad rer .. A* the. second peo,a: Veiled ct inn . .
sided in Teletie -Sive 1916, She wes a evaft _called:Aaiun te Putt oii severa11ance
.
member of St. George's- church . here eaVee on efferts by Stevenson, Bill
,and at Toledo was a member ef Trin- Chin and,Wilson. Orr, at the opposite
• ity Episcopal church. She Is karviVed end, also showed he knew something
by two•brothers, Malcolm Of Windsor about his jolt, particularly when he
'-- and Jasper of Toledo. The funeral moved fast to stop a backhander from
- will take place in Goderich on the ar- Bisset's -Stick. For the most part the
rival of the noon train on Sat- setond period was -featured by . close
urday and burial .will take place ' _checking, neither team managing' to
Maitland cemetery. * spore.
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— Jim Hisset, who has the -hardest
PERSONAL ME
SUTYDEN PASSING OF
.¥' -MASON-- MOURNE
His many friendieliteGoderieletwere•
shocked to hear eif the sudden death
of J. Edminid Mason at Toronto on
'Friday afternoon. Mr. Masan, a avell-
known automobile dealer and retired
banker; had been taking part in a
curling boaspiel when he was stricken.
He had finished a hard-fought gaine
and had left the ice When he suddenly
Collapsed, about 3 p.m. A close friend,
who was with Mr. Meson at the tithe,
eummoned medical aid and when death
was established notified' the' family
Isere.. -Mr. MliSon•had bee u m Sronoitto
• all week, repreSenting therKitchener
*Granite Curling Club at the bonspiel.
Ails seta Dettale, _lied been with him
daring the week and hail driveu Mr.
Mason to the rink -for the -genie_
. Deceased was liern in Ituilett town-
ship fifty-seven years ago, the sou of
Benjanila itnd Harriet Manning Mason,
He began las banking career as a
youth at, Myth with the.Bank of Ham-
ilton, „which later was merged with the.
*auk. wt.*seeteli.ce.-• In 1909 he was
fW'�.Fhie uand after
a year there he was seat to the bank's
"head, office in Winnipeg. In 1912 he
reeeived the appointment of manager
of the branch Ile Manitou, Mau., ,tatel
held that position suecessfullyr until
hetes forced to retire,. becauSe- of ill
-
health iu .1928. Be moved with his
family to Goderich in 1929 and. had
resided here ever since., „
In 1935 Mr. Mason took the position
Mies Esther. MacMatheIrippen, spent
the week -end at. her ,home..
Sgt.' Donald Colliery Toronto, spent
the' -week-end 'With' Mrs. Collier and
Sathdrar Victoria Street. e • .
-Miss-Bernice Faller- left on. Saturday
for Hamilton, Where she is taking. a
position. ---
Mr. and Mrs. Loring Sinith, of De-.
troit, Were guests - with Mr. and Mrs. of sales - representative for Hudson
11. Je-Watlis the past two weeks. ' e Motors and just -lately was appointed
I'4 -.See 18 in Cookeyille, representative for Reo Motorse
looking after the practice of Dr...Tames He was an enthusiastic sportsman,
Pinkney or a few *weeks. both 'actively, and in the role of spec -
Corporals. bouald Rutherford •and tator, He Was a enenrbee of the On -
Ewan. Ross of Woodstock and Corn- tarice Bird' Dog Association,also of
wall, respectively, haeebeen visiting the Goderich Lawn Bowlihgecinb and
at the home er- Mr. end "Mrs. S. R. of the Kitchener and. London Curling
MacMathe The young' men recently Chins. ,tle was a keen supporter of
returned to. Canada' on the (Sueen local hockey 'rind tiasebalt-teams„
tbe former after three years' Surviving, besides his wife,- the
overseas service and the latter after former liessie R., 'Taylor of Blyth, is,
five years. - • a, deughtt:r, Maegitret Ire and a son,
,Itecene.earsitors in _Godeeich and„dis-
trict were Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Richardson .of Duluth, Minn., Mr.
Richardson, at retired marine engineer,
is a son of the lateeale. and Mrs.
Thomas Richard -son of Port Albert,
Kincardine Bowled
Out by Juveniles
Lions Lose Game at Kincardine
• but Win the Round with
21-8 Score n
Tasting their firat defeat of the
season -a 4-2 setback at Kincardine --
On Tuesday- night, the Juvenile Lione
nevertheless won their W.O.A.A. play -
SKATING OAPNIVAL NEXT
WEEK'S BIG . EVENT
Friday evening, Ma.relt*Stie; is the
date you ahould reeenve ,for the gala.
Gederielt Lione Cliob akatbag carnina• le
featuring fancy and comie performers
fretn-the Stratferd liartire eltating club.
The visiting ellib, under 'the striae -
tion of Miss Ltvelsin Steiss, WilltpreSeilt
a variety 6f. trouble and sole..aetS interspereed by comedy ekite and With a
• , bey,Leg twelve girls tevrovide beauty
oft round against Kincardine 21-8, by Jo abiiii-daicce in chorus inunnera. ettgwetzailon _whior has_conie to oenp..z:„,
virtue of their decieiVe 1044Win in the due Of- the Meet intereetiag of the a *eel* pla.Ce in the affeetione of the
tirSt ganae here on. Saturday night, Selo perfomeaees will be live -year-old
liictory on the round glvea the 14'ons
youthful talent in thie initniber ",Tales
Wayne Graham, 'who will eXIldbit--41-$
t‘lave.o.rAigatt • tpoinyaddovwanncse alarthether yin_ wthilei
stilts Jnne Harribsgton Will Joe an -
of Vienua•Woods.': 4 skating act on
entertant Arthur helm in the lust game by
other of .the features. " ,
a the next round' thia, (Thursday)
Other numbers f will tes'e"Vieuna
evening, to their splendid per-
Stlatid-r "Wedding • -of the Painted
formance a Saturday night in Gode-
'In contraf3t
Doll," "Gait , Earle:Jenne," and the
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rich, theEmperor Waite. Lions Could do little right ha
hThe Meticana number featuring solo
Kincardine. anc} although tey domin-
ated the plery-decittivel-Y in -t-lietitttlt 'tWe Iterterineri_With chorus,iii backgrotand
to t"Black Magic," "•
periods they couldn't seem ILO fetthe unes of Tico
'cligkt Tice" and "Jalousie," will climascs'the
Ing on their passing plays or lieu& performance.
anything °if amend the Kiucardine ,, an...........a... , -
gintIT-Cartlidge-lii thel:Cincarditie nets
denoting stumbling- block to the
Lions as he p -tilled -ter brilliant saves
ghout -the -game.
tkoh:e..cm44tge,a., 411.t.oltesiei4z1d;afipc.itt into t to t at hr et
tray with -aft "geMislibblitriirfrOni ttb.e
opening whistle. They found the (lode -
rich boys lost on he Wider ice surface
and ,rounded -corners and took ad- •
„.....,
Vantage of this to pump 'three goals . - ,--e-- r -
past Johnston in the first period. What
appeared to be a goal by -Mere in the
last haff-mmute or piny in tins period
was not credited by the goal -judge and
To Have Red ross
einhersliip Jrive
Stili Much Work to' Be Done by
,OriCanixatiat
• While, there will.be no. etimpaign.fOt"
funds or the Red Creine „WS yore
eitizena tvill be given an oppoltinA4
to .retain ttheir niepihereu n -late
Two Business
-Changeilhis-Week
Worsell Brother*, (Over Their
Father's Busifie Bast Street
!Bety- Sold- -
The hardware business of Carl W.
Worsell on the, easf side of the Square
has changed ',hands, the new pro-
prietors being' Mr.:-.Worsell'e three; sons;
thee referee u. talent the goal -judge's
'
deciSion. Carl, ,jr., Bert'. and Harry, who wilt
the •ganie- tied pared the Goderich lead _chan,ge-goes into effect -on -Friday Mena-
Knicarelm• e Went four goals up ooperate the business in partnershipa-The
on the round to eltiven early the _ • — , ..„
second period when
Bell -combieeti Mr,. Worsell has for forty-five years
-
nicely with Courtneyitten a goal. Bet beett a._pluniber in Goderich and for
that in ell Or the tllglit.rteretittatirbe lateteWineyeare has _opera.ted . his
cardine and from that stage on.the, hardware business. He . believes he
Lions 'took over inost of the piay.' has. now earned his retirement .and
G arta-dire 4co ate n ue d ateieickeo_ut. eatiale- --lett-his -sons take- -ere Carl. _j r
rich shuts aimed his way, combining' has been 'with his father in the hard -
greet deaf of skill with e bit of ware shop for the last -ten • years,
luck. However, at the 17.00 mark of eentle. Beet, bts, beetritarthe business
the second triune -Ticker" Meru broke for tbre-e years and Harry had several
the Godericti goose -egg, pushing the, years' -.experience.. before ,enlisting In
puck in during a lively scramble. . 1.the, Canadian 'artily,- and has been back.
.The Lions really got iuto high gear in it eince returning last fall from
in the last period and a casual 'observer 'three years' overseas service.
woutd have thoughtthey wete the team' , East Street Bakery -Sold.
who faced a twelve -goal deficit_ The t Tbe' Beet- Street 'Bakery has beeu
Warren twins, with Boll'. 4111n and sold, ,to 'Beverley. Beaton, who comes
Westlake, pressed Kincardine in their from Seaforth, where be was employed
end ter 'aline* at
two "hletes but could at • Ceich's.- He took possession 'On
not beat Cartlidge. Finally, at- theMonday last. He is a -married man
seven -minute .inark, after skating -peel,' with a family. H. Barber, who _oper-
three Kincardine men, Westlake bear; ated the business' for 'nearly three
Cartlidge with a 'high hard *shot to years, has', gone to Stratford and will
the corner of the net. Johnston pulled take a six months' rest for the benefit
off several nice -saves in the Goderich1of his health: .
net in the third period, but„ for the I
mot part play was ,at the Kincardine MIDGETS KEEP UP
end. Bisset broke through taet Knee 111EIR WINNING RECORD
i;
cardin„e detencemen and was all alone i . .
• MRS. PETER COOK shot of ale. the. players on both teams,
The -deat1ioceurted-sTen -guild:aye came lose to -breaking the' deadlock'
:Febrary 10th, or Mary Webster, early in the third Period- When .he
, Widow ef the late Peter:Cook, of AO- hlazed 'a shot,frera thiry feet out which
field,. in her seventy-seVenth year. Mrs. Orr cettldn't even follow. The puck
Cook veaa born in, Tipperary, Ireland, struck the goalpost -andeseleopped
and lived practically all her married straight out, beteg only an inch too
• life in..Ashfield. townehip, Her hus- far out.
band predeceased her hi Deeember,- After eight -minutes of play, Stod-
193L Sarvivors -are one -sister, Mrs, deft put Goderich .one goal up, 4-3,
Wm. Webster, of Cochrane; one bro- by bangleg in a loose puck after Orr
ther, .James • Webster, of Goderich; had made a brilliant save in ,leaving
three daughters, airs. J. W. McGee, his net -4o -stop Walther. Thirty sec-
--of Goderieh; Mrs. .Geo. Hackett, of onds later, Walther. made the Flyers'
Cochrane, and Airs. Bruce, Holland, ihargin more Comfortable when hie shot
-Of _ Clinton; 4na,. two some, Thomas, •from the Side of the net struck' Orr's
•• ,of aloderich, and Peter, of 'AShfield. leg Mid bounced into the cage.-
. The funeral sereiee was -held at the George Chin reduced" the Flyers' lead
residencein Ashfield on Tuesday tift-ete to on geal at 9.40 When loose clearing
•• noon, the 12theand wart conducted by ‘011 the part of Godericheeleyers allowed
Rev. Mr. Woolley, ptestar of Zion United him Id' mire the puck .and round the
church;' of which- deceased was a mem- stloderich cage to poke • the pack into
ber. Interment was in the family plot a corner of the net behind Ginn's .leg.
• in Greenhill cemetery, Lucknow. The - , The Chins, Stevenson end Hall,
pallbeareas, were two grandsons, Rey 'knowing, they were on the brink of
Cook of Goderich, Wesley Holland of . (Continued on page 4)
Clinton, atild four nephews, regorge e_ • _ _
Gibstan of LucknoW, Thate Webster of RECEIY-ES MOWS CERTIFICATE
see annon, Earl Swan of Itucknota - John Morray Hayfield, Who has
Vilif Cook of Dungannon. •been attending -thee navigation class
at the Owen„ Sound Coital -tile, received
THE NUATHER „ this first mate's -Certificate after having
last peratures Of the Past week in tried his extuninations last week.
Gederichewith those of thee-orrerseonde John is the son of Mrs. Hazel' 'alurray
Ing week a year , ago, as officially and the late Donald Murray of .Hay -
recorded,. were as 'follows: • field. He has been residing in Owen
1946 • 1945 Sound the last three winters, keeping
Max. kin. Max. Min, fillip on the grail' freighter Capt. C.
Thurs., Feb. 21 ' _ 24 15 D. .ftecord of -the Mohawk Navigation
Fri., Feb. 22 7 . 12 44 32 to.
Sat., Feb. 23 •..,.33 25 32 24 - -• —
Sun., Feb. 24 ....29 20 - 34 26 KNOX CAlitaelli LADIES' AM
mole, Feb. 25 11 40 . ' The monthly 11114 ting of the Ladies'
Toes., Feb. 26 14 40 24 Aid of, )Knox ehureh was held on Fri -
wed., Feb. 27 ....24 14 • 21' 17 alny last, with a splendid attendanee
. te! _ of members.' Mrs. Alex. Straiton pre -
ENGAGEMENT ANNouNcED siam. Plans were discussed and a
Mr. and .Mrs. J. A. Barton announce &lee set for a• rummage sale in early
1he enaaltement of their daughter, sPrineeeind a bazaar and fen in the
Catherine mexid Bartote • to Jack fall• Mrs. Tinnier Cranetotn, eaul
/awns Jerry, son 02 me, aunt mee, j, J. MateLaren rendered at dnet, 14 0(4111
Jerry, all of Goderitqt .the weddiatt panted by 'Mrs. Willis Fraser., .A
'tone teats, pill -41 eal tettoe rotates followed by Mrs. Katharine
Presbyterian ehurch, ' 'Mailmen which Ayes 'enjoyed.
, At Police Court this (Thursday)
afternoon William J. Brentuall, who
gave his address as Blyth, wits sen-
tenced by Magistrate A. In 'Cook to
nine days in jail fer vagrancy, the
sentence, dating. from Februery , 20th
when he was 'first lodged tita jail, A
charge-Rttheft against Brentnall was
withdrawn.
A charge of leaving -the scene of an
aceident, agalnet Wilfred 'atl. Peachey,
Goderich, was .dismissed. IIitrVe-.Yi-
Pettm'an of Goderich testified that his
automobile, white perked in front of
his • home -un- East street, had been
dathaged by an automobile driven by
Mr. Peechey on the evening. of Satur-
day, February 16th. Hoth-et1r. Eeachey
and his wife stated that they had been
unaware of their car's striking, the
Pettman automobile and claimed there
were no marks whatever on their e'er.
people of the town and ,digtriet.
rractieally all Of the *len and we -
men who went into the' servieestipoug
Goderich have pleasant ezepriences
'relate of benents received frollitS the.
Rd Grose while abroad, esit'.teeiallY Moak
who were itualucity enough; to * taken
prittonereI1hefr liree-and health Were
saved , by Red Crisee pare._
All -donations a one dpItar or more
In the past have carried with the,'
membership in tlae- Society. -Whedlik
memberships will alt Iran out in Mafitit
of this year and tile Red Cres
consequentlygiving citizens an °Met-
tiMitY to -retainllieir, colitiebtion with '
• the Society .and so to laid their heilIP-
andMiluence toward -.its peanelime,
work. •
• Many people have thought that the
Red Cross is essentially a wartime
organiza.tion. , This * not so, it being
an axiom of the Organitation that ,Totts„
work is never done. • It stands ever- —
ready to assist, it once, in all disaster
relief, in the diseemination of health.
propaganda ; it ' maintainee hospitals in
many remote parts of the -Proeince.
Where the population id* too scanty,
to Maintaiar such pleas for them-
selves; itsa.e.sists 'war Veterans at all -
times, and in many other ways haps
make Canada a bettee_place in *Web
.
(14• Nem
li-ive.tfere of-etlie-Incat exerecutive'a
•
mailing letters to many bringing te
tleeir attention the membership cam-
paign. One dollar is the fee and this,
tor 'larger- amounts _
be left at any of the banki3 or may
g .mt! oieeet to A. M Robertson,. „
the braneh treasurer.
President D. E. Campbell and the
executive are confident that there' are
many-. citizens who are anxious to
continue•ten association which proved ea
so helpful during .the war years. •re
44 •
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GODERIPH YOUNG LA.10.32- IN
_COML.
With Judge Judge T. Mt Costello presiding
and, twelve members of the ,Court
House. staff sitting on' the jury, MI&
Peggy Cooper of town was foimtl,
guilty on e -chargeeetebrealablarra etire
tract as seeretary of the firm oir
Erskine & in order. a marree -
and was sentenced to the use of certain
silver flatware every day for the .re-
mainder of her...life and Was exiled to
Prince 'Rtipert, B.C., with her husband -
to -be for one year, or fheeeabouts.
The mock trial, staged in the home
of County Treasure A. 11.• Erskirte, ,
---, , hile mes• te erich •hockey fans North street, on' Wednesday evening,
was a etapenete atrprise to ALM
at one stage but he was oeeransions; \yr, . et c d ,
iind let- the puek get away from him. • were in tucknow, on Wednesday' even -
Ile broke through 1., 1111 later , :Ind'
ing the -Midget Lions ,were 4gtvieg 1 Cooper. Accused was escorted into-tlee
first-clitss show of hockey agninst-t ' court -room by Sheriff -Nelson Hill, with
'pumped a terrine shot. dead on the'
cle-rley in the 'erste-game: of their handcuffs Shingling • from his pocket '
net, bet 'Cartaidgeerlid It'he splits at the
last nitinite• to get a leg in tin. way. Of 'goals -to eiamt W.( 1.A.A. round at West County Clerk NNorman Miller' was tile"
. .1G -0,4 -luting itttorney, -cvhile Airs. UT_
the puck. . . treeet arena
_ . , ...patting. their _oppoeents in weight _piu.i. laTIF(.1...L.'t•.ticli.g.,-is .i.ht.niti,s,'s. I for the
1-F-ellasedt .
• Needham, -Alcli.iiy, Reno, H. Warren, ' - - •
Domild E., boll" at home, 'awl a bio Bird, Weettake end .1. Ilitrrison .all. . '
rhe Gmle.rich :s•-"ngst.e.rs, '1111°11g1:1; Mirs Jt in Schiiefer was noeirt cleric
tlitir, Harvey. of Seaford'. treceived penalties. ' _ -court -erteri--1 !NI -* - -.- ---
he i-tht. in a nno,1 ovor,- p••,:iti,,,, never.. -
A. Jotrge gathering or tow i1( Referee-Do4itty, Willkerton. 1.He,- ' ' .' ' • usual court -room roles. . The rest of
• i hoiess ltV1(1,. a decided', superiority
from all. weeks or life paid the hist' nnin-relaaner, Godeeith. - ,ill . tili' Court 11011-0 .11111 'ztetled as'jury. .
•,::-.,, ;Hid enieri4cd -,o,1 ,upier- 4 toe
funeral- service. held at the lainiay I,
afternoon. Itev. Riehard Stewart con- stated teat !el ,- q-lei•ieli ,Toveniles ,
ducted' Che service, assisted by- Rev. bad thi, ye. ',
Iribute of respect to Mr. Masou at the I , colliR-lx-ITING 11, N,n ,,E. Ri.:117.,i.,411,,c
•
e
•-: _
. .
ss nen cosisilo. v‘,.k.ile paSSing' sem- "
! of Atillises stati fl,',.,,pci.
e ;': „at.ii i•lt Stuara.
' . .. , .. . l• •1,P,', 'f;i (.'2171o(21'.. ,Lro'i.iY('-'1.1hili(: 1 361"s1 1) ti g1:71;!
. and relatives were present flame Tor- formed that thts is not ois 11 iiec.ilis ddt'il three more eorit(i 1.:'eurs).-.-11.1.1-
• seeoial i,:esion. while holding C:fiesley
e'ta(ire. ' 'Henri. it yoturgi Lii,..1 -,.„„u and favor-,
It. A. alatonnell of Aubdene Friends chanipionrhip i -... . -,--- in,
Onto, li.ityltener, .:Sti;a thrOY, Seaford), the Lion', won their grOutalast winter ,
- scvreless. Doak, Price iihd , McPhail
-Clivean, lily ths Londusboro,.. Kintail but w e 1 e elan ineteds by Lucknow in I
-and 'Auburn; 'The pallbearers were the tiret roued out of their (neap. The : c‘lio,itiiigi ;,,tlalic honors, to quake it 6-1 for
Judge T. y. costeno, A.. L. Cole, Wil- reporter was not ttrounclb 'tale last' '''''''''''''-'2 ,
liam E. Tebbutt, Prank Donnelly, K.C.t winter end last week in attempting 10 T.! ..i....,Chosii.oS,,T g'iLilf.•01,,,,04,iii.:;t tc..r-rifY61111 I o.f
perrod, Murphy
Fred Rouse and W. Moorhead. find but 'how the Lions had aired thell'r-1,s,c'e"-, '" '''''' -I"
0 and , Iles one, but the
Among the great nuniber. of beauti- peeviotie year was informed by etmena.- 1 "'"'''"' ' two
nuire than balaneed this with.
ful floral. tributes •were thoseafrom ber of the Juvenile executive that they
rieg1e tallies by `P, rice atel-.S'enith and
the Goderich Lions. Club; .Goderich had been eliminated by Lucknow in '
• ' two ley Beecene.
Bowling Club, Godertch• Public School their own gaup. 'Perhaps there was . -
'Beard, Central Home tied School Club, a mistuelerstendieg on someone's pan; - '
rumjc imati,un:, .BOARD -
Junior 1-Iocke-y fAub, Kitehener Curl- but we belie,ye. we have the right' of 1 r'' .
ing Club, lIudson-• Motors • and Reo the matter- now. . 7. 1 Tile inaugurel meeting of the Public
-Motors: --These-were -borne-- by George- -- -- ---- ----- - - .—,
•
First -•>,• period goals by Fulford, • . •
tence,- the presentation -of the
residenee on Market street on .Montlay In lost • week's Signal -Star it was' • to Alisti C,Jopex, On behalf
, ftearom- at 1 McPhail' aottnist, one bV "wilre
AT GOOD ROADS CONVENTION
County Engineer Roy Pattersonwas
in Torobto during the early part a
the week attending the • annual con-
vention of the Of:Wirt° Good Roads M.-
Soeiation: Mr. Patterson Was the only
.Goderieli -.man to attena. The con-
vention concluded on • •Wedneedey
nigh t. -
Library Board for. 1946 was held at
,
Ryan, Lloyd Zinn, Neil MacKay, E. J. II. TAYLOR, GALT—%
' i the.: library- on Febrile ry a 5111 o Offieerse
D. BroWn, CIMS. 'Black; Harry Wet- - , and committees.were chosen ns folawet
1
. RETIRING FROM BANK -i -Chairman, - A. Rougviee secretary
son, William Bisset, Reg. Bell, A. H. , _ ,..e.
.' , - treasurer. .Leo Waizak ; Reuse cola
Erskine, Stan. Prevett,Arnold Mc- '
Connell, Jos. Baftont Gordon McManus. J. H. Taylor, manager of the Galeleuittee, H. R. Long, D. NI, ,Johnston,
Jack Mtirphy and Jos. O'Brien. . a , branch of the Canadian Bank of Com -e Rev: B. H.. Farr; finance •corennitt4',
The. interment was in ktaitlend merce since 1935, and ,formerly man= eL. .Witizak, It. O. Staples, Mrs.. J. Ler
cemetery. ager of the (Soderich _branch, will' retire ,' Maire; book eommittee, the entire
. in April, according to announcement I bonrd, with M. J. Stitder els chairmen.
tiRADUATES IN MEDICAL COURSE
John Hay, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Hay, of town, has passed - the
final -year examinations in the medical
course of the 'University a Toronto
anti received his M.D. degree et the
convocation 011 Friday Jests.' Mr. and
'Hrs. Ilny and Miss Catherine were
in Toronto for the convocatfan. , Dr.
Hay is now Non the staff of the Toronto
General,Hoapital as an interner-
Servicemen in the News
Visiting with County Treasurer,
Erskine and Mrs. Erskine this week
is Mr. Erskine's brother, S/Sgt. Wil-
liam Erskine, who lust week teturned
from overseas on the Queen Elizabeth.
Erskine was met at London
on Thursday nfternoon by Mr. and
Mrs. Erskine and arrived in Goderich
that evening and since then bas been
making aequaintanees 111 GOderich. Ile
enlieted at London in May, 1010, and
went overseas in Oetober of that year
with the advance partt of Not 1 Army
Workshops. For a year and nine
Months he was tni duty at Canadiam
Army heaSenarterta in London and
once while at wort: Was bruieed and
shaken 1)5 a biles: bowl) whiell landed
only fifty feet- from the building he
wani11. For 304011 maeiths he eerteil
with the R.C.E.M.E, in the air:ay of
aecupation, se:dinned at Leer," (itne
ably known in Goderiche earle11)
-
ilh,treh. The , brelegreoin-to:be has. a
potation ‘11 111 ,his eau an Prince Rdpert
and ,expects to . be tbeie tor -at least
at ot bee een
• • ant,
SPINE FRACTURE I, .
FALL racavi ROOF or HOUSE,
• •
Humid Knight Of Nile, is in ver4-
andrii Hospital sufferieg train scales.
eussion apd a dOuhle fracture of the
spine as a result .of a twenty -five-foot -
farlefrom the roof -peak of his house
atalnile-oa. Friday attep10011. 'Ile_ Was
engaged in erecting an aerial' on the
'roof of his horae .1:then he elipped ar4 ..
felfle the almost bare ground helot/.
He was brought .by ambulance to Alex-
andra Hospital, :wnere he was attended
by Dr. J. M. Graham. tile ' was at •
first in a 'setioue condition, but is nene
belh•ved to be beyond danger, altheu
in The Galt Reporter. - . ; Mr. Hong' ie we's appointed to, ,the 1 he will be confined to the hospital for
<air. Taylor begau his .banking career , Huron. County Libre*" Astrinciation.. I SPVCP-All months.
inakotland in 1902, 'coming to Canada 1
in. 1906 and being associated with thei . .
leenk of Hathiltme Nvhieh later! ' . '
Geordie James mes Has .Been Twenty-five
IU
as .with the Bank •Of Cola- '
meree. Hte was manager of the Gode'l • - • ,
rich branch from 1931 to 1935. ' ,
• Goderhaapeople• will be interested -In t
knowing that Phyllis. the eldest (laugh -
tee Of Mr. and MrS,. Taylor, is at pre-
sent at home in Galt. ... She:was teach-
ing at Montreal but returned home
Huron. County -eoesseeTeletrise. Through -
owing to Ill -health. .. She. is now quite out the -queerer eentart the amiable
improved and is.doing supply teachinelgteorge has-been e popolar fignee, with
at Galt. Janet has been. a Itessesten I both court and County officials., For
overseas duty and is, expected home fivellt.t-twe' years he has had -the ted -
shortly. 18111)01* is a ,,11u_rs:iiintr, aitnine, ditiona1 duties of c•ourt crier, succeed -
Toronto.
att the Sick ' -Children's Hospital,
. ,
James brouglit to , the attention of a,
int the late John Knox.
A ,pecaliar circumstaace that .Mr.
FOAR 111,(1.40 1 ilitIligc(I4ftE,(4.11TeI0exN(141.,a 1 wCol(NvTlitthtel
county or court position Wale Court
Signiil-Star •• reporter is that each
061:11't.itl:•10.1e(1•10tinnit()tiellezilltitl•laistYlteldi.eLysetatialignIlilti InI1(1)1t,i(eielha.-,t-th one - exception, has been
three officials durieg the
in the Council eltaniber with rePresent- teentf five. yettrs he has beere there,
*Oleos' of the Schoig Boards and tee 'Tigre +aye liven three ;(loinity judges,
ITt1(.11•sValitit(e7:1)11taleilretiala1:1-vt5t."(1)11; 'Siejt(!ernact'l ."Vi.,00(itilieg..: three crown attorneys, three' sheriffs,
three court clerks, three Candy 4orkso
• ,
Years at the • Court ouse.
.. . . . . . .
. . . — . • . . .
' “eorge Jitmee on San:belay •coninuded, Mr . -James has had. a Jong iirilitars
hie tweuty-fifth 3*ear as caretaker of onoitiii•oeer, hint ing' been aseociate/Le.W10 .
the old 14-nreneelltegisnent for thirty -
years. He served tbre.e years tuna
spx, months overseas with the 33t3 •
Huron Battalion in the 1014-13 tettge
'nein -bie rettrrn to aniallerielt hes eleAo
tinned . with the -Huron (IleteszteD
Ree,iment• until his retirement an at .
regimental sergeant -major in 1030. get
was also, aseociated with. the 0(41er:telt
band for thirty-two yeare. .
many. Ile inten: o,..... -visit other bro-
thers and sisters in Oinarlo during his
discharge.
thirty days' leave byline? yeporting for
e-
perienee as court crier this •Ikfr. joilinSti ..
.Asked what Ws :Most IntereSting'Ote
(1roup Captain E. G. Fullerton, 14 p11041 that it trzts the itlellell. 11.1m. .
A.F.C., - who was equnnanding officer, tilers' trial almost a atVatie ago,. *Iota
of the Centralia ailvort, from Jul.t, three s sittings of the stwrente cetant .
11)221 to_svpteniber, 19t5, has reeeitted were held, the jury digagreeing-'each
a long service rettrement and is new time, tesething. ht. the disoleirege et
en pension. Ile Wiir i.onentne. for fuel a 1 ion a 1 ient roe tomailet ed :or Antler three ( ounty• Areast111 ' 8 a 1( 1
, AfeNeits. iit Paeli triol Mr. J0present to make 'hie home with -this eonstruction in Vnrious, itienleteanties (onto reporters. 'Iltel•xeeption Is 'ton rooting, the otartraintu -tf1.3 11110i1 2•G .
Wife and fitmils in Exelter• With the in Ontario, awl a motion was- passed comity engineer. nirtnimhain. (Jerkily, with many .p7,4$11.10 , '11111A
(h)sing (if No. 9 S.F.T.SS Centrattia, and that, the committee work tow 41415 lin . Nit• James was borh in , . e
away:
he reopening aa No. I F.T.s., Grout) consiruction of a. sport, orena 111'01,410 ' England. apd came to Canada at the
ire.,vois 'nonrommitial Wlivu'a;:i.._(4 •
Captain Fullertam \Vas trOnqerred to 'Hell 1414011 Wifillit ill4111(10. ,fth'ititieS 'Alr.V. of ("14111tV(.11 in 1,S93. lite -took his
the command at Trentoh.
..,....., - . -•,.. ' , fi:.):.: ilitifse.t1:::1,;(4.(;1.11(1 4111 11)1, 14 1114 artificial' first; 1)�i t1)11 with the tote / joriathan his olthaola regar(lirg the 111'0110441.72AM,
, miner at the Anion (naw Bedford) 'Armlet lareeer .
, . itel Elieabeth Youutta • Alp. Janief,fr 13.10111i'r r.,,, tItiii 4111\41 ater..1
„tteniniett the army peratonuel A 'committee under the (1)14)111 111314)11 lintel. lie Warr
,,-
Nearing to Canaultbythe vet•sel of SHopkinsonstSo apeonneo mitf u ni'411 A , 0 e - 4,tA,41 .n Ulnaeadt tiu4o
In: otp:azs,,
..naobil ilergeant," eepeeted to lIrrns. to final at onitalife hication tont to, ea , and is' the father of sa.t,,onr,a,ini three nine. Ile 11,(I1)e9,*i:o11,,11, Ilfcr,' rtilloa ' 16
at Ihillin e, in the next 'few' tleeto 14 i quire floe) the tope 0 I littill:i,1171.tle i'.i.,•••• i (4,41;•:;.et•irlitse-irls.s . three' of \‘'hont tositly in a ret11111 to ki,'--‘• nal.'60 cclaV, astl 'viF,1-t,
, i tier. .
' c fn. A. It. Masa E.11, 4,-Gotleateit. triiyared anal •the tote. ' A. ,,