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ONE-HUNDREDTH YEAR.
D. R. M. CO. HAS A NEW PROPOSITION
FOR THE FOUNDRY PROPERTY
..*•••••••••
Sites eing Purchased for the "25
Additional HOuses to
BIS Bulit
Meeting On Friday eight Past, with
all members except Deputy Reeve
Mathieson present, Town Council
had a Successlue of deptitatione liefore
It, with a variety of matters to briug
forwards
First, and briefest, was Chairman*
Mcklardy of th.e local Trades and
Labor Council, who asked for a grant
towards the expenses of this year's
Labor Day celeheation aid stated that
the Trades and Labor Council wee
transferring to the Town all the" in-
strumente and equipment. that it had
purchased for the Blue Water Band.
Mayae Mooney expressed. the •Coun-
clrs appreciation of this actiou and
the matter of a grant was left with
the finance committee.
President J. Thorpe, G. \VI Schaefer
and D. J. Allan_ were a deputat
from the Board of Trade in supperrt of
a request front General Manager Phil-
lips of the Detroit & Cleveland Naviga-
tteneCo. that suitable do -eking facilities
be ,provided for S.S. Western eStates
on its visit to Goderich on Septelabei-
• 5th. The.D. & C. boat is a sidewb,eeler
and it was . stated that! the -landing
wharf would have to be at a higher
level for the accommodation of its
passeugers.
Ways of meetiag this request were
,discussed, aad it was decided to get
in touch with Col. Anderson, -district
engineer of the .Federal'Public Works
Department, to see what cuuld be done.
It was stated that the Western
• States would carry 400, passengers on
its visit to this ,port. •
Foundry Property under Discussion
President Sully of . the .Doininion
.Road Machinery Co. was next heard,
with a suggestion for the purchase of
the lot at the rear of the foundry
,property an Victoria street. His offer
for the ,lot was $100.
It was stated that the D.R.A1.4-Co.,
which took . an eptiun on the foundry
-seine time ego, has found that its
operation is .not prutitable, and it is
.preposed to • use it for ether 111111111-
facturing.purposes, in. connection with
the Compaity's main plant at Alititlawl
road. The Company, said me. sully,
-
is .planning to spend $4,000 in alter-
ations and improvetueuts to the pro-
perty and expects to. employ more men
than while- -rising _the , property ..as .
APPLICATIONS FOR
BUILDING PERMITS
Thirteeii liew applications for build-
ing permits vere presented at the
meeting of the Town Council on Fri-
day night last. one .was from the
Separate School Board for reshingling
the school buildieg 4vith asphalt
shingles at an esthuated cost ofe$800.
Another was from John Jeffery for a
cement block woodworking shop oe
Elgin a venuas estinutted met
Other applications, for reshiugling
and other improvements, were from
,Arnold G. Porter,. Britannia road;
George W. Iladden, Hineke Street ;
Oliver MeBrien, Nelson street Calvin
Cutt, Park street; P. F. Carey, :Church
street; Mrs. Milton Fisher, Buren
road; Wm. A. Currey, Huron .road;
Mrs. Fred Bowra, William street;
E. , R. Peachey, Wellington' street;
Frank Donnelly, St. Vincent -street.;
'Chester NicholSon, Nelson street.
REV. L. H. TURNER
• BACK FROM FLORIDA
• There was a long discussien regard-
ing this proposal aud a father Pro-
posal by Mr. S.ully with regard to the
• right-of-way' front Newgate street to
• Brock street.
Council passed a motion that a new
. agreement be made with the Dominion_
Road Machinery Go. whereby the Com-
pany will agree to replace the cupola
:and hoist at the foundry in the event NAlly:LEA'GUE TAG DAY
.that it does not exercise it option
IN :GODERICli AUGUST 113th
efor the purchase of the preperty. •
.Others .IntereSted
at Neese Leegue tag day is being held
Mr. Sully was only aafew „minutes alielerieh on Saturday, August 16.
..gone wben Keith Istopkifison, of ,the G. N. ,Doveker is' chairman Of the keel
.Huron Engineering & Reseaxem Co.,
Nasay League committee.
appeared in the Council chamber. His
company, too, he said, would like to
acquire the lot in .qaestion, a.0.11 he
had different views al.:0 -from -those
of Mr. Sully in the Matter a the right -
sallev. L. II. Turner, Mrs. Turner and.
daughter returned on Thursday .last
from their month in Florida,. and on
Sunday Mr. Turner was in hie pulpit
at Victoria street United church,
where both United Church ,coegrega-
tions of the tome, are w•orshippiug
during August.
While Mr. and •Mrs. Turner were
Stuart, Florida, they met Aireand Airs.
Charles Lees, former residents'of Gode-
rich. Mrs. Lees isthe former .Martha
Hay and her husband was .an,eftloyee
of the Western Canada Flour Mills
while in (Wench.
K. PENNINGTON BUYS
GOLDEN GAME 1:1/1..E
my„ Ken Pennington, who has .been
with Domieion Stores Lad. for about
eleven years, latterly 'ass manager Of
the Goderich store, has pima:Wised the
Golden Gate Cafe. The restaurant
will be closed during the first week .in
September, when it will be rembdelled
and opened- underthe name of The
Esquire Grill.
"".
-,. • -
-Mr. Peneington'e resignatiem frOre
Dominion Stores Ltd. takes effect on
Monday. August llth. Mr. Penniegton
expressed appreciation to Doniinion
Stores Ltd. for hissaleassant, sas!claisee.py •
'Serving with the 2nd Armored
Brigade during The Joist war, Ken 'pen-
nington went into France on D -Day."
'Ms...Frank .Lang, who has °operated
the Gelden Gate Cafe for several
year.' taupe. to remain in Go'elerieh for
a time, after which he will go to
tiettlaya.
• of -we y,
.The ',Absent .Deput,^ Reeve Mathison
..is interested in these matters,
and .it Was proposed Ott, the tleree
partieg get together and come to senile
• .agreement to Ise placed before .the
Council.
TheeCouncil thee settlee down .to
routine ,business.
'
The .'eslies' AnZi14.10" 9f the Legoto
1.
•,asked permission to .hold en tag da -
on Auguat. 4th, and ethe lecel Ieranch of
the Nays ,League proposed" a tag day
on Augue 16th. Rah ,requ'efits were
,granted.
A request': from the -Shell O1 COM-
;Pany for peetnissian tatereet rikeinging
sign at the premises ,ef. the Goierich
Radiator Sisop, Montreal and ight-
bouse was left with tile itinblie
vurks -conunietee, as we'ea, also i ,sim-
ilar request from Aberhart's Gavage
:for .a stgneon *t.,AnclretVE -street.
A letter of thenks was receivedltsem
(Continavad on page 4)
110T WEATHER INCREAMS
, USE .07 WATEB0 ELEcnupna
With tediperaturee soaring to the
90's 4011 Tnesday, Wedeeesday elf rhurs-
.
day, aluderich expeatenced- ret
real haat wave of ate 'season ...Such
•beat weee has an innasedi. ressetion
at the weaerworks pumping statism.
On. Wedneselny, for extunple, 810400
gallons werp pumped, which amount
IA a third MOW than is 11$11:3lly• pumped
ill a day at thie time of th,O, year. The
average pumped In a day during Mey,.
by comparis'ora, wae 495,060 gallons.
,The presence of many• tourists and
the increase in the number of hot
plates in use during hot weather shoots
rip the consumption of electricitS,
which.has been quite high this week.
JACK PAGE CONTRIBUTES
TO GODERICH ARENA FUND
Mr. J. J. Page, well-known Goderieh
old Boy, now_ the manager of the
'McCarthy' 'Milling Company at Streets -
vine, Ont., sends a contribution of $25
to the arena fund and writes:
"I think the effort to pro%-ide
modilrn arena is commendable and I
am very glad to support the committee
In- this small way,"
Thanks, Jack!
nit
• GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 7th, 1947
Ceiebratep 83rd Birth
ay on Horseback Ek. Woman Chews AT
see
Friday last, August lst's was the ekghty-third birthday of Mr. F.
A. Elliott, $t. David's street, and as Ernie. Little, who operate k a
riding 501001 at the south end of town, knocvs that Frank loves no -thing
,better than it horse be cenceived the idea of giving him a mount for an
afternoon ride about town with a number of his riding 'turd's.. *Mr.
Elliott may be seen at the extreme, left of the pieture, and Mr. Little
-near the middle of tlae grottp.,.
^August
Weddings
ABEL—CAMPBELL
Knox United church, Auburn, was
the •seene of an atteactive event on
Sattuala3^ afterneepe August 2nd, when
•Jean Alberta, younger daeghter of
Mr. and - Mrs. W. Albert flaniabell of
Attburn, was °united, ill marriage ,to
Stanley .James, son of Mr. and _Mrs,
Sainted W. .Abel of St. 'Thomas, 'On -
Varier. Rev. A. G. -Hewitt performed
the ceremonyethe churdh being beauti-
• fully decaate'd with white 'hydrangea,
.litter from Navy League head-
queeters tethiug of the need for a tag
day 'says, ,parte "Canadians .every-
-where :realize that Canada's •expert
trade. le, of .vital• importance to every
1
s
to Ease Hubby's Feet'
Dr. Toll Tells of Experience in
• Abbreviated Trip to the
Far North
fC00111--GARRETT
A pretty wedding Welt place at the
°home of Mr. and Mrs, ealvauley Gar-
rett, Colbonie township, on k'riday,
August 1st, when their eldest daughter,
Marron 'Christena, was unitell inquar-
tinge to Clarence Russell- Cook, young-
est sen a Mr. feud Mrs. Leonard Cook,
East Wawa.noshe" The wedding was
performed under au- aechwaa of cedar, teeth taken out as a -result of sickness
with Wilk and ,yellow hollynOcks. The some time, ago. • He had been flown
given niarria-ge,b3* her father, to The Pas, Manitoba,"ande had had a
looked lovely hi a „gown of white' silk white mans -artificial set o1t! teeth put
jersey, with sweetheart neckline and But he broke his denture later
tioor-length pleated skirt. Her fingee- .and. set abbut to make his :own false
tip veil of net fell from white teeth. Thi8 he did surprisingly well,
coronet, and she s-arried a e•ascade (serving them front the ivory lusk of a
Whether or not an Eskimo woman
good and faithful wife eetu be de- '
tenanted by examining her teeth. Su
states Dr. Ce Et' uuw in Goderieh
after a Wag trip Irvin Cape Dureet;
Banes lewd, where the litlaSun'6 Bay
Company supply 61Lip :Saseopie Was
wrecaed.un a re -ea Dr. Tull examined
the teeth- of hensireds of Eekintoe at
poiute of elitist's the fur North -before
the udelutp abruptly tennieated the
thirty-fourth' annual Arctic tri P of the
ship.
Whule examinihg„ the teeth of, Eskimo
women he found that those of the vat
inajority• were worn down. Those
whose teeth were worn down were good
and faithful wives who sta3•ed home
and attended to their household duties
arid did not galivant around. •
It is the duty of Etiiii1.410 Winne!' to
put in their mouths the Sealskin from
which they make the family shoes.
By conseantly chewing this sealskip
it is made soft ,and ta make
good Eskimo shoes. --If -this- is -nut
dune, the sealskin is, euarse and 'stiff.
Hence, a daily tusk of an Eekime
tsonlati is to keep chewing—net at a, the intersecaion of the County road
husband- who does nut wipe ins feet one mile south of Dungannon. A, car
owned and driven, by . Joseph Sproul,
R.R. 3, Auburn, Was proceeding south,
when the engine stalled. 'The ,car was
parked on the side of the road. alleged-
ly without lights, and Godfrey was
cranking it, when another car
The biggest crowd of the eetteent Wat3
6vell at the Waterfront on Sunday.
During the afternoon the Blue Water
Band gave a program on the south
Incr.-Arlin:1i w4e enjoyed by hundreds of
sisiture ,and towespeople. The water
was hived for bathing aeaL the scene
on the beach wee a lively unt.
Two, young swimmers performed a
noteworthy feat on Monday morning.
They were Beulah Shackleton, sixteen
years of age, and twelve -year-old Don-
ald Bert McAdam., Setting out from
the bathing beach they swam to. the
north end of the south breakwater rand
beck to the beach Without stopping.
The distance covered is about a mile
and a -half. They appeared quite fresh
un finishing. ,
The temperature of the water off the
beach is 74 today ; between the piers,
the • same; air temperature, 82.
„The oil -tanker ismperial Cobourg-
came in Monday' evening with gasoline
for the Imperial 011 depot.
SEVERAL INJURED IN CAR
CRASILNEAR DUNGANNON
Harold Godfrey, 16, R.Re3, Auburn°,
is in's^ Alexandra Hospital suffering
with a compound fracture- of -the right -
leg below 'the knee, received in an
accident at 3.30 aan: Saturday, at
or sweetish% before. entering the igloo
- but on the sealskin to make Shoes for
her hubb,y and family. -
Dr. Toll, who practises dentistry
at Trail, B.C., •went on the-Nese:00e to
do dental week for Hudsoe's Bay Com-
pany personnel in _the far North end travelling north, owned by Lakeside
also to do dental research work for the Motors., Goderich•,- crashed head ou into
University of Toronto.' the parked vehicle, pinning Godfrey
He found the teeth of the Eskimos in between the two vehicle,.
renearkalOys-good shape. (inc- forty- Miss Lois Nivins, R.R. 3, Auburn,
've"r-'111 Eskim" had had all his lower suffered bruised knees and ,chin lacer-
ations and Sproul, facial injuries.
Harold Dickson, R.R. '3, Auburn, and
Miss. Lois MeWhinne-y, R.R. 1, Port
Albert, escaped with a shaking up. •
• No one .was injuyedsin the Lakeside
Motors vehicle, which 'Was damaged
to the extent of Voo. Provincial Con-
stable James Culp.investigated.
of Peerless roses. She was attended walrus. Dr. Tull perauaded the
by her sister, Mae, wearing it floor- Eskimo to give hen the- set he made
• length gown of • urc'hid, flowered mar- frau the wallets tuSk, premising to
(anisettes with shoulder veil, and carry- send- hint. anteater artificial plate. The
ing a colonial bouquet of Julianne- Eskimo agreed to du this:. Tide Wind -
Hill roses. Mr. Ray Vincent, cousin made denture will arrive in Godeeich
of the groom, was best man. Mr. II, ehoi•tly, together -wit,4 other souvenirs 1
A. Welch of Londee officiated in the • cullected by Dr. \Toll. The parcel was 1
'1,Talible'fifig-reeeetrrarryeastsfiatertebsseales.I.shippectettatiu.ChataohilleeMenitobli..lir,i_
4,01in M. Altirtin, of I Liwkeseille. Miss ! Toll -will take it on 'to Trail, B.C.,
MR. AND MRS. STANLEV4AMES
ABEL in a traditional cerenemy of the
hridal scuttles; the wedding-, cake.
:blue delphiniwee pink roses and other
.flowers, with background Of fceats and'
evergreete The traditiOnal wedding:
• -man., ',woman eand child. Titirty-five wtts pitkkctd by seise eleiail'
1
A LITTLE CHILD DIES
David Alexander Hay, three -months -
old son a Mr. and Mrs. A. D. llay,
McMahon street, was found dead in
• hie crib by his mother about 8 o'clock
on Sunday morning... The coroner, Dr.
W. P. Gallow, said the.little one had
`beerl in poor health sinee. birth. The
funeral took place from the Cranston
funeral home on Monday morning,
Rev. (1. W. 11. Medley, of the taptist
ehureb, oflielating. Interment took
place in Maitlhnd "cemetery.
'cente -Mut of ierery dollar • we receivte •Straughan, while the guest .eoloist,
cones% &role :trade ,abroad. The mer- s•Mrs,-EmerShn saug "I'll Walk
chant ',senates' who man the ships that' „Beside 'You,- (luring the signieg of the
carry alanadian farm and factory pro -
duets to ,the :aaa,rkets of the world
compris.e .a very important cog in onr
export nata1bitfeey and it is essential
that tke _Nays' aseagne continue its
welfare work • on their, behalf. The.
"Navy Iaassgue operates 12 hostels and
clubs,sineludieg •re(areation ceintree for
merchant -geameti. ahrough :tag day
,!ollectiong and •public suppotrJ,gener-
oily the NRNIV....Leilgile is able te.render
e. service-thattouche.sethe lives ef every,
tenadien." •.
aegester.
The bride" entered the church ent-lie
'arm of her father, and was. preceded
down the _aisle by her sister, Mrs.
Arthur Spiegelberg or Waterloo, .ffie,
asatron of 11011or, and AliS,s
,Kuox Linieriek, ae .hrldes-
mold. The groom. was supported by
Mr...Leonard Theutpsoe of .Kitaheney as
heel man, while ushering. the' guests
into the pews were • baothers of the
bride .aed-groom, nomad Cetupbell
of PeoleDatilunteie .and Me. Lawrence
Abel Sof :St. ThoialasS. •
.ENGAGEMENWS.ANNOUNCED nap ihride was „gowned in white nylon
1.1r. and ,Mrseter Yiesher announce marquisette, embossed with lily 'of the
the eegagement of • their daughter .!e• lley meta lovex's-knots 0ever taffeta
Doane Irene to ',Mr. "Horace M. Craw- smeared with poets:nit neekkae, -short
ford, son .of Charla T. tffed eleeveS, tight bodice- with full
Crefeford, Port Albert, Ont.: the- wed skirt, cativelat .eit Use hip -line. 'The
sling So. take place jta Bennfiller United eaddrees Wass composed of a bandeau
churen on SatOrtinee, .Augtuet- 23rd, et silk test petale,' with "wriesst h of
" or lege bistssaurse. -.The long' etellstnid-
2.30 'pen.
_ The engagement Aes' annoalleed Of (qv circulate ,veil' ended in a short
Miss J!alleti Marge:Pee 110bertsella R.N.. train. Site essesieil .a bower leasnuet
daughtee of Mr. an41 Aire. *Howard Of Briarcliff's.? roses, • eet in ere:atu
,Robertasista Wellinsesee atreet, Gode- loadioli, and fthreaniers ,of white came -
:rich, to .1dr. Donald .Steeseart Iiaetram, tions. The matron of honor and
,see of ivr. and Mrs, CO)±1.1 Bav-tram bridesmaid wome .pastel green nylon
of Toronto; the .wedding.fo take Vhlre organza and peatel pink eaten organza
itt mid-.A)agost. , respectively; emhoesed. with colored
flowers, offset with pletare hats end
l'es$TAR,14-1N FOR "FLYLINGNUCER" ellam-rongth mittg of self material.
Altt:bough, 5reporls of eeehase, "031,11.g They earned hotteperts of pink cai•119-
eatteees'. pretty well eliieuppeared t ions tend yellow - gle.d lot 1.
from tive news colimms, Aloderich A reeeptiou followed at Riverdale
resieleat this week thoutlitt for a nio-• Film, the home of the bride's brother.
meat he, would be the first here to re- Mr. K.. B.. Campbell, and Mrs. Camp-,
port eeeing one. %Ming at, a wisallow of bell.' The bride's moillor rei.eived
big home. 1). 1I.,/Downte gam be saw wearing a Week and white jersey dress.
far up in the sky a brilliant martieer- with black end White aecessoriee. and
like objsa.t. twirling along with
on ft -aa if •itewere jet-propelled, Going
outaide to get a eloaer look at it be
found that it was merely it • spider's
web with the glin shining through it
and the wind making it waver and
.gparkle.
• k`HE WEATHER
Those who were complathing of a
eold summer are haYing their innings
this week—whether they like it or not.
The high official reading for Goderich
is 93 ---in the shade, of course. Some-
body who had fhe courage to look at a
thertnometer in the sett reported it
read' 122°.
The official readings for the past
week, with those of the corresponding
week laSt year, are as follows:
1947 1946
Max. Min.
Thurs., July 31 ..76 50• 83 94
rd., Aug. 1 09 46 SO 59
Sat., Aug. 2 84 " 78 • 58
Sun., Aiig. 85 55 81 57
Mon., Ang. 4 88 00 SO Of
• TuegrAtig. 5 93 " 07 SO 37
Wed., Aug. 0
Race Meeting Is
a Crowd Pleaser
About 4,000 Attend. Ci3/10 iciatiay
3Zvent----Best Tin,le, •
2.13
A pleasing "come -hack- in the stand-
ard of racing as ,Preselited by the
Goderieh l`rotting and Agricultural Aa-
sOciation was witnessed at AgricUltural.
MANY ATTEND AT-HOME
AT IVIENESETUNG PARK
• •
, An event- of interest over .the bon,
day was a reception on Saturday after -
mem et Aleneeetung Parli he hotair of
"erseersemereeetteereenteeekendresteands
Mr.. and M re. Ralph Scott .MeCreath,
Dorothy Alartens of London played after spending another week in (lode- fwenta-five guests were present, repre-
' sewing visitore from Detroit, Windsor,
t!he wedding marcb.. During the sign- rich and Blyth with relatives.
London. Stirnia, Stratferd and Tor-
•ingeof the• register, Nisses Amiesand .Als the tittle- the .Nescopie • hit' the
onto. and -man's^ frieeds . from .Gode-
Alma • Turnbull,- G rend Bend, sang the reef, Dr. Toll. had . a pat•iteit in the
. ' Chair :Woe est ship. lie - thought . t hat rich. Mrs, I'. W: Price of Toronto
aveddiag hi 11111 .
At the .reeeptiort .which followed,- the the ship had -Simply bumped into aa; Sand Airs. Jean Mitchell attended at the
brides mother received in a drese other, hig• piece, of ice, so eontinued• tee tahles.
of idue crepe and cOrsage, of 'white with , his eleetal works -only! to learn ! A tek,gram of regret was received
1 frem Barbara Ann Scott from Schu-
Killarney- roses'. Myst,. Cook wore red later that the Naseopie was esu the reef
• ' nurcher, where she is training for the
figured crepe with a corsage if 'NVaite to stey for some (Late. .
i 11 y Mille J, 1111) next- year in SW it-zer-
Killarney roses. The guests, number- 1)r. Toll was brought with other '
ice • land. As ii surprise fee. tlie:guests it
lag ebout forty, were served la; Misses passengers to Churchill (Ai . the
hael been arranged that Barba ra Ann
Joap Cusses. and tereice Al(•Laren of breaker N. B. AincLeau. From ,
at, Reseey. and- her neither would fly from:Perm-
London, Miss itutli,Bailey af Stratferd Churchill he was taken by
_It; witinips,g, he pine 0) Sky „Harbor and retern the
and Miss Lucy Munninge. plane to 'Winnipeg-.
same night:hut owing to the Porcupine
For travelling the bride donned a wets .fortunate; elong witheeix other
Figure*. Skatiug Club , holding its
suit of powder blue with s \Ada, ac- persons. . to get a ride alcoard t he ,
sumrper ice carnival on Saturday the•
(Ts -series. On their return from st Goeernor-Generars• plane right 'to Ote°
tawa. I() n . , ' • '
to - Toronto, then a bus, .
eissive,g. 111 Aim has promised to come to Goderich
' • lie open the new arena.
Goderich en Friday. 1
1- OR'1111 . AMERICAN AND - •
Ilewkesville, Mitchell, Blathasserred t.
44.LEVATOR EMPLOYEE 1
Park on civic holiday. Some 4,000)
people enjoyed a race- meet consider-
ably superior to the one presOnted .
year ago, when there , was double the
attendatice.
Some fifty hereee were competing
and it was found netessary break
the)! 2.27 pace into two divieione be-
cause of the number of entries.
Best time of the' day was made bY
Kitty Bars, owned by C. Thrower, a
Strathroy, who hit it off at 2.13' for
the mile -in the 2.18- pace.
Jack entitle, of Tillsonburg, let the
horsemen get away with. nothing and
did' a -Sine job as starter. 'He made .
every effort to get each heat started
21S soon as possible after one heat was
finished. The waits between heats
seem_ long to the crewd tad par- -
•ticularly. when the weather is warm. -
Althongh it was advertised that the
Climie and Whitsell starting gate was .
to be. used °at Goderich for the first
time, this .was not done, since Jack.
Climie felt the gate had not been at,
that tittle perfected sufficiently- to be
used.
Other' races in Wester's Ontario on
civic holiday were held at Stratford
and Oswegan, near Brantford. ' •
The large number of entries., for -
Goderich's beater race meet \en Mon-
day and the 'return this year tO a pod
standard of racing, followin4 last .
year's disappointment, points to Gede-
rich's civic holiday horse race. meet -
being an annual affair of widespread
interest to racing fans and • raceharse
-owners alike. . s
Following. aae•the resells:
2:27 Pate, $600 -Purse, Mile
Ruth B. Grattan 1 1 - 1
Breweie Grattan 2 5 3
Ga14o1ee 5' -2 4
Luella Grattan 3 3 0 •
5 82 •4 -
Nelda Bela.
Pat eick' McKillop 7 7
Peter Chide • •-• 8 4' 2-
27
-2s-1\elts:lae--1.P.!•iti4Ce4;11(816 0.4-1 1-13,._:::.1.1.,-1;sse.g.7: 6 6- 2C
Pony Boy -
Teddy Chilcoot
Frisky Rose
Theora
t'orpuraI Hill
Threa-year-eld and Under Pace, 000
Tinte,P:u2rse.151,,ii, 2.14%, 2.14a•
Alice Gee
Barbara' Ann 2 2 4
Cep Lee • 3 4 3
6 5 2
Peter Mac
Easter Lilly - 4 3 6
Time: 2.181a, 2.17ies, 2-.15. 5 6 '5
Antlers' Boy , , ,
2:27 Trot. and 3 -year-old, $
Fla7xie Lee Grattan '
G ra atilt - Vole .
Peter Volo
Iroquois I /ire(
Scott Talbot
Just Beldwin
2,:"Litnic Purse 2.20
Kiay Bars
Jack .'"Gra tta 11 Jr..
Her Roye Highness
Billy 1 tireet Air -
Dillon Flicka -
Addle Grattan
Exesis-
"Cavalier Grattan
Time: 2.1 2.14, 2.13. .
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short honeeneeni. MY. arid Mrs. Cook •
will reside on thefgrootas farni, East
Wa_wanosh, 'Guests were present front
Grand liend, Loudon, • -Stratford,
trip had to be poetpenede :Barbara
tfulderielf. INJURED IN 30 -FT: FALL
N JIAIMEN
• DICKSO—
A quiet and pretty wedding took
plac nt the Dungannon United church
parsonage on .Saturday at high noon,
when 'Rey, S. T. Dunk atielated, zit
the marriage of Elizabeth • Ellett
(Beti), eldest daughter of Airee'Ruth
Hayden; Goderich, and the late Mr.
'
Stanley Hayden, to Mr. Allan ThoMas
Dickson, eldest soe of Mr. and Mre.
Thonia.s .Dick s on , „D ungann on. The
bride wa.s asoweed .a floor -length
• • itt h i styled with
fitted bodice dad full fiewieg gored
skirt, staff sleeves and sweetheart, beck -
line, • Her shoulder -length. veil Of net
fell Iran 11 halo of, white. careations
and buds. .. She wore' white elbow -
length lace gloves and ..earried the
brideAremn's gift.. a white Bible, with
-
Talisman roses and ribbon forming
a decoration. 'Her only ornament was
a 'walla on a chain„ given ao 'her Inte
father by the citizeas of Ashfield for
ear service during -the firets Great
War, Her slater. Mise, Grace ilnth
yea
ts bridesmaid, Wore.' a • floor -length
gown of. blue, ns-lon sheer, made on
the' same lines as the bride's. Her
bluee, slim-11(1er veil of net fell frem
a' halo of pink carnation's and buds.
She canIed a white Bible ,with flower
end ribbon decoration. and wore elbow -
length lace gloves. Her only (tenement
tvos a strend of pearls. Mr. • Harold
Dickson. Wo
odstetek, brother of the
bridegroom, • Was beet' -man.„ - A dinher
yeeeption Was given at, thil home of
111 uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. James
AlcIntyra.Nile. The. dining treble was
corsage of 015kk and white carnations. centred • with • the bride's three-tier
The -groora's mother wore aedresse-of
navy blue sheer. with metalling mp
as-
sories, nnd corsage a pink and white
ea rn a tions. The buffet luncheon WillP
served by girl friends of the bride. the
table being centredw
with the edding
cake and pink tapers. Other decor-
ations were in pink and white. The.
toast to the bride and groom, was
given by Rev. A. G. Hewitt, and was
reeponded Os by the groom.
Mr. and Mrs. Abel left for Muskoka
and offer points in Northern Ontario,
the bride travelling in a powder bine
suit, eherry red shortie coat, with
black and blrte accessories. Her cor-
sage, was ;cream Delight -roses. Upon
their return they will reside in St.
Thomas. (I:cuests were present from
Kiteheder, Waterloo, St. Thinnas, Lon-
don, Milverton, Brussels Cloderich.
• Previous to her marriage the bride,
on the staff, .of Dominion glectrohome,
Kitchener, reZeiVed .ft presentation
from the staff and miseellaneons
showers 'at Kitehenqb. Goderidi and
her home community of Westfield and
93 • 70, 81 55 Auburn.
(bees of ete iis on se ,.
wedding' cake and decorated•with pink.
candies) and Dorothy Perkies -roses.
Mrs.• Hayden received .wearieg a dress
of dusty rose sheer with black acces-
sories. Mrs. Dickson nssisted itt ree
celvieg, wearing it deep rose ,figured
rayondress with black aceessories.
Each wore 11 corsage of !tilled sweet
peas and - baby's breath, For
travelling the bride donned a white
jersey dre'Ss with navy bine accessories
and powder blue shortie coat, ned,
wore it corsage of Talisman roses.
After n Short honeymoon in Stratford,
Guelplasand points east. Mie _And Mrs.
Diekson will reSIde in Croderiele !GriestS'
were present from Goderich, Kitch-
ener, London, and 'Woodstock.
A miscellaneous shower was hald
Thursday evenineat the• -home of Mr's.
Dick MeIntYre in honor of Miss Hay-
den, with about fifty„, guests present.
Games were enjoyed,- after which a
humorous addresS in vase was read by
Mrs. Gratam MeNee and the presently -
tion of giftS MIS made by Reta Me-
Intyre and loyee Veagan. Lunch was
served by• the bostetet and assistants.
*
_ Fred ,Witite, .an emploaee_ • of the
Goderieh Eleyator and Transitco.,. is
bit Alextiedra Hospital suffering with
seriens injuiries •received on Tuesday
when lie fell ti..1111,y feet fleets 0 loading,
spout which. he wits repairing to the'
railWay tracks belotie Ile" is in Alex-
andra Hospital suffering with a free,
ture 01',.the left kite' and a double frac-
titre of the .le'ft foot,
Airs. 1 tan N\ illts fell from the step at
fered fractared right wriet.•
SAILOR TAKEN OFF SHIP
DIES IN HOSPITAL
The (-oilier eisink 11. Bsownen route
to Georgiali Bay ports," fully loaded,
not in 1tt Gederich harlea. on Sunday
afteenooe to allow one of the sailors,
Altirrny AfcClay, 24, of -Wiarton, to-
le. removed. _ to Alexandra Hospital .
here.' The vessel had gone 'past Gode-
rich 0101 turned about when AleClay
waS takenill. A ship -to -shore call'
from the bant to Point Edward asked
'that arrangenients be made td have th0!
sick man reniov'ed front the ship. and
hy telephone the ineseag(' wits relayed !
a) De. John Wallace here. .
An enilmlence met the boat 11 11(1 he
wes taken 14) -1 he lthsPital lir an itti-
conscious condition, ettend(id by, Dr.
Wallace. •
MeClay passed away in the :hospital'
mr Tueeday. morning. and the' remains
were taken to his' home at Wiarton
for buriel. ACcording to the alteeding ,
physician, the cause of his fitness' was
undetermined, awaiting the result of '
allalysis,,trom. Toronto-
SOUTH AMERICAN TO CALL
The passeng-er steamers North Am-
eri(•au and South. America n of the
Chicago, In-11Mb: Georgian Bay
• Transit Company, which made several
, cells ili this teirt last year, will both
, visit Goderich on the same day next
month, Septeniber e13t h.
The North Ainerican is scheduled to
arrive tit 10 a.m., leaving at 3 nine
E.S.T. The South Arnerivan is to ar-
riV0 at 3.30 p.n and leave at 5.30 -p.m.
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her home on Picton street and suf- E
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TRIP 'PO VANCOUVER '
Mr and Mrs, If Eckmh•r and
. .
daughter, Gwemla, • have retunned to
Goderich after a six weeks' motor trip
to Vancouver "and return. Mr. and
M rs: Eckmier „attended the Canadian
Library Association convention at the
I'uivereity of British .a'olumbite. Mr.
Eckinier states he drove the 2,46
miles: front Goderich to Vancouver at
a total cost of $3.7' for car expenses.
They had only one tire puncture and
this wit s in Northern Ontario on their
.retertr journey, They drove a 1937
Chevrolet'.
• -TUG-0E-.WAR •
Onc of the 04-on4.s on the Labor Day,
program in Goderich is 'as tug-of-war
het weee a team frem Goderich and
one representing\ Huron ( 'ounty. Any-
one 'will) desires 0) le,'on the Huron
Counte team Is asked teecommunicate•
with aD, .1. Patterson, of Goderieh,
chairman of the sports end grounds
conniiitfee of the Labor Day celebre-
'Cron.
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2 4 3
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1 .5 7
5 6 6
7 3 4
6 7 2^
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500 Purse
1 ,2
3 1 3
4 4 2
2 6 4.
5' 5 5
6 3- 6
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4 2 2
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CELE RATES 90th BIRTHDAY
• WITH -FAMILY ON. SUNDAY
rout -hied to her bed, for several years'
because of a•hroken hip, Mrs. -
Kempton, of Goderieh, an ardent ad-
inirerasf Andy Clark(•'s Sunday Moyne
ing bretielce st of- -Neighborly !stews,"
•
observed her ninetieth birthday on
Sunday ly • listening, as usual, to
Andy's broadcast.
A. former resident • of Rip'ley,-
_Kempton now lives with her daughter
bitha Harold Bogie); Cam-
bria road, Goderiele Her husband
predeceased her tout -leer -1 yenrs.
With her on Suudey to celebrate her
ninetieth birihdaY were her three
deughters and two *sons. ,They are:
Mrs. Bogie'. Of Goderich, Christing of
Detroit. Seplifit of New York, Thos.
N0'111110,11 of. Ripley and William of
Lucknow. Present alas°, were Mrs.
Kempton and faindy. Mrs. Wfl-
115111 niece and her husband,
:11r. and. Mrs. Tht,s. Jeynes, and Miss
.Marion St. Bente idle Detroit ; also
slier only • brother: James Mese, of
Ripley, who is -near] eighty-two.
MaeMILLAN—ILANAWAV
A wedding of local interest was
solemnized on Saturday, J uly 19, when
Marion Ruth, daughter of Mr. N. C,
Larraway and the late Mrs. Ietnaway,
of Goderich, was united in marriage to
rieymart. Alexander, son Of Mr. and Mrs. "
Duncan' MacMillan, Kingston, Ont. The
eeremony was performed by Rev. 11. M.
Servage at Queen street United church,
,Kiegston. The bride wore a lemon
yellow silk jersey dress - with white. -
accessories nnd 0," corkage' of Talisman
roses. She,was attended by Mrs.
Virginia Partis. The, best man was
Mr. Kenneth Tanis. After a wedding
trip! to Ottawa and Messena, N.Y., the
(ample will reside in' Kingston..
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ROAR14.18—STEIVAlly
The !tnarriage of Arthur William
Boekes, of Windsor, and' Delta Eliza-
beth Stewart, of,, Detroit, took pinee
splietly at the parsonage 'of Victoriaitreet 11-alted chureh on Saturday
evening: Rev. L. 'Turner officiating.
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To Call- at Goderich
8. 8. Weatern States. of tlie 'Detroit and CileVeletal Ntiviatient (loil.
itany, whichis expeeted V) eall' tilk. Goderielt about npon 011 1Pridr,
Septembr 5th.
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