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Thanksgiving tit
Local Churches
Large Congregations Join in
Sunday's' Special
Services
Fruits: of forest; field and garden
profusely '41.ecorated many • of the
churches in Goderich on Sunday, when
services of thanksgiving were held.
Hymns, sermons and prayer's expressed
gratitude to the Giver of all good
things. • •
,Rev. Dr. A. H. O'Neil; ;princifial of
. Huron College:i London, was," the
preacher at the 'morning ,serilee in St:
George's Anglican _church, conducted
by the rectoraRev. B. II. Farr. :Special
music by the choir under the direction
of Mr. A. W. Anderton consisted of an
anthein• with Mrs. IsfeauetIr Aitken as
soloist and a solo, "The -Lord's Prayer,"
by Miss Marjorie Hays.
An exquisite sterling' silver chalice
and, paten, the gift of Aire. Brown in
memory of her husband, the late Edwin
Douglas Brown, was presented by Dr.
J. A. Graham, rector's warden, and
was received and dedicated by the
rector, Rev. B. H. Farr.
Rev. C. P. L. Gilhert, of Seaforth,
preached at the • evening service. The
soloists were• Mrs. J. Lewis, and Miss
Maraiirie Hays.
. Knox Presbyterian- Churkh
"Offer unto God Thanksgiving" was
the subject chosen by, Rev. Richard'
Stewart at the morning qerviee in
Knox Presbyterian .church. He stressed
the need of self-foi:getfu.lness and a
grateful frame- of mind expressious
of, thankfulpees to God. "Our history
as a country is hallowed with thanks-
giving. What a transformation would
take place, if, tie in the long ago,
everyone were 'in. one plaae with one
accord'."' • • -
Mil -sic by the choir, under the direc-
tion. of Mr. William Wickett, consisted
ofathe anthem, "With a Voice of Sing-
ing," 'and a solo, "Prayer of Thanks-
giving," by Glen Lodge.
At the eveoing service Mr. Stewart's
subject was "The Treasures 'of Life."
The choir sang the anthem, "Ye Shall
Dwell in the Land" and a Mate 'chorus
rendered "Now Thank We All Our
God."
North Street United, Church "'•
the child: of one of the villagers,
large congregation Was present to
!Alt appeer to fail in the ease of his
on Sunday Morning in North street
who meets with an .accident.
United. church, and • ReY: Wesley41 wife.
Following the servieea a "fireside
Co Ws Subject was: "Giviaag Thanks to will be spent in the.church_hall,
God."- Minac,- under the direction of
g otaold fatnilliar hy'mnsa
alurray•. Hetlat'srington, ineluded
musical number's and' refreshments.
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CH ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTO
REV. C. WAOPE ADDRESSES
CENTR L • ' ANI W. CLUB
.....,_..., , .. Young Plownio ,
The Octeber awetilag of the Ceatria
, , - -- Repre.sent .Huron
.
thane aud School Club was' held on _____
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Tuesday eevulug at Central school. At. bterimuorma Plowing Match
The club was. entertained by an excel-
lent performance of fourteen members This. Week
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of Miss Videau's class, grade I, The .
class, conducted. by Airs.'MacDougall, At the North Huron plowing match,
,sang four pieces, including "Jack in held. last week . on the. farm. of John
the Box" and "Big Giants and sLittle Currie, East' Wawanosh, four •yeuths,
Elves," . . , all from this part of the county, won
ing night from fhe -first to the, foUrth the _honor of reDreaenting iluron. in
The Club voted to change the Meet -
Tuesday -of the month. la is felt that inter-eounty caampetitien at the Inter-
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the. latter date .will nOt conflict with national plowing inateh being held
other Meetings and will. allow more near -Kingston this week.
fathers to attend. The budget ft:kr the Arthur- Bell, RA. 2, Croderich, and
year was preseated - by Mrs. Carlton
Worsell and means of raising money
John Clark, R.R, 5, Goderich, were
were discussed. chosen to compete in the inter -county
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.'The principal speaker of the evening walking -plow eveut; Gerald Dustuw;
was Rev. C. W. Cope of North street R.Ra 1, Port Albert, and Billy Robert -
United church, who discussed "The son, ILK. 5, Goderich, were chosen to
Home iu Building Character." Ile be the tractor-Plo‘iing team.
stated that in ' "educational circles it The match was directed by 'an
has long been recognized • that there ecutive headed by George •Feagan,
is need for -citizenship training, which president of the North Huron Plow -
has led to a revision in the Collegiate men's Associatiou, and 7 was witnessed
history classes so that they now lead by a large gathering of' spectators.
to grade XIII, where, a course is given Winners in the various events were
in interpretation ,of history. aiming as folio -we: ' . -
toward develop -Ment of. character., The - The Prize -winners
emphasis has been on schools, but *Mr. Walking -plow, open, James Hogg,
Cope said it must be realized that Seafdrth; Hugh Simpson, White-
-the, home provides the basic Wining church; Gordon Yeoman, Winghani.
of religion, of right and wrong. The Walking -plow, boys 19 and under
early training is 'greatly influenced by • (seleetion event),Arthur Bell, R.R. 2,
the example Of the parents. The Goderich; John' Clark, R.R. 5, G,ode-
schoola can feaeh citizenahip, butlf the ridia; Norman Pocock, Winghain;
homeconditionsare not good then the Graeine --AleDonald„ R.R. 3, Brbssels.
influence of the school'will be nullified. -Special for beat walking -plow land,
All must work together. •• 'James .Hogg. .. .
The theetingrao-sed with the singing ,s.Tractaa-plawing„,„ boya. nad tnider,
of "God Save the King," after which (selection event), Geraldlnistow, rot
tea was served. - • 1 Port Albert; -Billy' Rollertson, RIa.
The graduation banquet is to be held- 5, GOderich; Arthur Belt01.1; R.R. 1,
at the Park House,' Friday, October Dublin; kfarry Montgomery, Goderich;
.24th. " .• - • Bob Irwin, R.R. 3, Seaforth; Ecu Mca
. • •Donald, R.R, 3, Brussels; Ken Roger -
TO -SHOW RELIGIOUS FILM son, R.R. -3, Seafdrth. -
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'AT NORTH -ST. CHURCH Tractor -plowing, open to residents
of HUron-county, W. J. Leeming, Wal-
• ton: Harold Pryde, Seaforth; Elmer
At the regular evening 'service of Ireland, Wingham ;• Jack MeEwea, R.R.
North street United church. next Sun- 1, jalytb. Tractor -plowing, open,
day the religious sound film, "Beyoad George Robertson, R.11, *5, Goderich;
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Our Horizons," will be shown.- Thie William Rogerson, R.R. .3, Seaforth.;
film is a challenge .to the Vibblem of GeorgeaMichie, R.R. 4, Brussels; ---• '
unanswered' prayer; In a beautiful . Tractor-ploink, veterans, Larry
village among the mountains of -Nor- Snider, Exeter. Ford, special, tractor
way, Pastor Brandt wins tffes•ae.74,1ence plowing and knowledge of equipment,
of the people by his sheer f ith and Allan Waiver; "R.R.. 3, Parkhill; Jack
piety. His proyera avail • in regard Willits, R.R. 1, Wingham; H. Johnston,
R.R. 2Blyth. Specialafor best tratori-
plowed land, Gerald DustoW.
eing Held at ton
iiLittlechild Held
W-.Q.TERFRONT •
911 Murder. Count
• The book -and -line awe (and women) Committed by Magistrate Thi
are having their innings this week,
fternoon on Charge of d,
Hundreds of anglers; many Of them Itilling•Chas. • ell
from outside points, have visited the
waterfront and , have taken, „geed
catches of perch. Among the "out-
siders", was Ernie Isashbrook, ex -
Mayor of Rodney, making his wawa'
visit. e•
Withrahnost summer weather, swim-
mers have again taken to the water,
several. of the young folks having made
the plunge hetweeu the piers: '
• Arrivals at the Croderich elevator
the Past week :Thursday-.-----Wahcondah,
from Chicago, with 78,000 biohele of
U.S. corn, the first' corn cargo received?
here asinee•-1939. Friday—Bricoldec,
101,000 bus. oats' and wheat. Sunday
.,;;;18,000 bus. wheat, eats
and barley.
The Dricoldoc discharged part of
her cargo, 134,000 bus. wheat, at the
Purity Fleur eleaator. -
The .1mperial 011 depot received a
cargo of gasoline by the tanker Ina
perial Shiwoe on Sanday evening.
J. E. Johuston,. Dr. John W. Wallace,
The A. A. Hudson is expected with
Josephine, William. and -Richard Little -
a cargo—of grain for • the Cloderich
child, children of the accused, and
elerator-tomorrOw (Friday).
Mrs. Mabel Ben., widow of Charles
.Bell.
— —
Frederick Littlechild late this
(Thursday) afternoon was coinmitted
for trial after a preihninary hearing
before Magistrate J. W. Morley an the
charge of naird.er. • Littlechild listened
with close attention to -the evidence,'
particularly to that given by his child-
ren, two . of. whom shed tears. in the
Witness box.
Littlechild Was charged with the
Murder of Charles Bell, 59, at the
Littlechild home on September 15th, in
what police termed_a drunken brawl.
After Crown Attorney, D. E. Mathes
moved for Committal, Freak Donaelly,
K.C., counsel for the accused, moved
that there Was not.sufficient evidence
to send the accused up for trial on the
murder charge; that there was not a
pH.= facie -case against the' accused.
Witnesses called were Dr. W. F.
Gallow, coroner; Provincial Constable,
YOUNG. BOY SUFFERS
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PROVINCIAL REGENT
VISITS LOCALI.O.D.E.
Airs, Lionel Millen, Pro Weld]. regent
of the imperial Order. of Daughters yr
the Empire„ WAS the guest speaker at
an 1.0.D.E. regional meeting held on
Friday evening in the church hall of
North street United church and spear-
sored by the Maple Leaf iChapter.,
Mrs. Milieu wee aecompauied by iMts.
McCullough, for seventeen years 'the
secretary of . the Provincial Society.
RePresentatives of the Stratford and
Mitchell Chapters and of ,the Ahmeek
Chapter of Goderich-also were present.
Ansa Josie Saunders, .regent of the
Maple Leaf Chapter, presided, and
introduced Mrta J. S. Howrie as a
member of , farty• years' standing its
Aluneek Chapter, and the Alisses Julia
and Catharine Lewis as members who
had joined the Maple Leaf Chapter
shortly after its organizati6n. •
A pleasiag. solo Was sung by Frances
larereton, accompanied at the •piano
by Miss Catharine Cutt, 'Who 'also
played- a pihaae solo. Mrs. Clayton
Edward sang two voeal solos, ace0m-
patniedaby. Mrs. J. G. MacDougall.
Mrs. Millen' reviewed. the erganiz-
ation and work- of. the I.O.D.E..
Patriotic and., educational 'work had
been given Prominence through the
years. "The necessity for such an _or-
ganization has been proved in the past
forty-seven years," she said. „She
urged the continuance of sending food
MYSTERIOUS INJURY HURON COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP , parcels to Britain,
The secretary of -the University of Mrs. Norman Jaekson expressed the
Alfred Mitchell, eigh.t-year-old son of Western Ontario has advised County thanks of the meeting to the speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilihun Mitchell,Britaa- Clerk N. W. Miller that the - 'Junin Miss Saunders introduced' Miss 'Edith
nia feed, is in Alexandra Hospital ('ounti- scholarships of $100 each have Reberts Goderich's only lifehnem-
ber'of the LO.D.E.
The presedtation of two Iluren"
county productions, a_ wool •blanket,and
.aaltaaltel .1).1t.aket. epplea,. _waa4,..made
res-peciiVelY to:. ATri•fa---Milleia- find- Nita:
alcCullough. by airs. D. E. Campbell
luid- Mrs. George Ellis, en behalf of
Maple Leaf Chapter.1
Mrs. C..Staniforth, regent .of .Ahneek
Chapter, and', Mrs. Edighoffer, of
on -behalf of their member:4.
expressed- aheir--' appreciation of the
hivitation•dnd welcome 4tceorded
suffering with undetermined injuries
received when he was struek •an the
back of the head with what is believed
been awarded to Peter •Fraser, of
Exeter, and Miss Deris McEwan, of
Bayfield. The scholarships are awarded
ta be sonte. esharP -atalects,„. With at _to. theaboy and.. girl .a.taideat s from tine,
of children he• was * returning -home comity who obtain the highest stranding
from an.,errand after school and was
on Picton street- when he Suddenly be-
gan to sereirm and blood streamed from
a wound in his head, He ran home
screaming andawAS given first aid by a
at the University.
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VICTORIA STREET W.A.
•The bright, sunny day brought out
• a large attendance to. the •meeting of
neighbor, Mrs. J. H. Fowler, IteeaNe the Women's Assetiation of•Victoria-st.
and was taken by his father to the United church ,on Thursday last, held
office of Dr, J. M. Graham, who had at the' home of Mrs. P. Barker, Bay -
him removed to the hospital for obsema field wad. The devotional period was
• led by Mrs. NaMcKinoon; A reading,
ation. .
s Neither the' child nor any of " his -Let Vs Give 'Thanks," was given by
playmates knew what had struak. him. Mrs. McKinnon, wild Mrs. F. Wilson
Mr.. Mitchell reported -the accident to gave a readthe on -"True Friendship."
Mrs. Phillips gave a "Recipe for 'Lipp"- ond daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. L:
the police, who are investigating,
, ness," did airs.al.): Barker gave 0 read- Pieri4on, to Lt. Richard Lawrence, only
REV. RICHARD STEWART
ing on "Friendship." The president, •soli of Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Carrie.
11. Whster, took the chair for The wedding cereinony waa performed
RECEIVES CALL TO LONDON mrs•
- the bushsess. Tiventy-seven- sa.k cahs by the groom's father. • * •
were reported. , A shower of artieleS'''-
.
Rev. Richard Stewart, minister of
Trophies Presented
to Hockey Champions
„Lions Hold "Hockey. .ght!" •
wit4 Bobby Baur •
as Speaker
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•.!Sitatini----and plenty of it—is Ter •
garded as "very 'essential" 'in the ''de-
yelopment of .a player for, today's
hockey, -stated Bobby Bauer, former.
member -of Boston Bruine and. WS. ..
year coach of Guelph'S
entry, addressing the Lion.O. Club Fri.
day night. It was ,7'hoekey night" ,..at
the club and about sixty-five grederidt
players; were -honored by the 'Liens fur
their eff,orte last wbater.
Bauer placed 'Stick -handling neit to
skating .as a requisite for • a- good- -
hockey'. play•er. He related bow
virtually lived on the ice as a small
boy at ,Waterloo and felt that these
'hours tied hours ,of skating gave..hina
the .development that aided very ma-
terially in the "pro" ranks. He paid
tribute to the Goderieh Labile Club for
sponsoring hockey in Goderich as it
has done. •
"Bobby" was introduced by Con.-
-Buechler, Who pointed out that Batter .
spent his summer months in. Goderich
several years age. At the conclusion
of his address,. Reg. McGee moved a
vote of thanks to the. speaker.
Bauer related an incident in which
a practical Wier sending out a letter
en alaple Leaf Gardens stationery re-
sulted in his not paying. any attention
to the letter, • becauSes he had been ,
tipped off about it beforehand. When
O genuine letter came through a few
days later he figured it was a joker,
-too, and -disregarded it. A. resuft-
'-hea•evintually -"Went to " the :14Ostain
Bruins when, if he had answered' the -,
letter, he might have been wearing
0 Maple Leafs uniform instead.-
Sol& Hockey "Great"
Ju response to queries made --after his
address, Bauer said he regarded Bill
larrhaii and Dave Kerr as theatoughest-
goalkeepers to beat in his time and
that Bill Cowley was the greatest stick -
handler. He Called Oshawa:the.' teams
to beat this year for junior henora.
Members of the various Goderich
teams preeentit the meeting were:
Black , Hawk. . Frank Little, Barry
Grist, -Jack sReis, Donald'. yacAdam,
Donald McBride, Gordon Walters,
Gary Staniforth, Barry • Whetstone,
Lionel Arbour, Jim McCreight. Bruce
Barry, Dick Goodwin, Bill- Smith, Bob
Gardner. Midgets:a-Johnny Donald-
sain, Barry ,Doak, Murray Holland,
Donald llohnes, Jimmy Smith, David -
1 for to be held ow h(ene of miller 'United church of Betty• het e Goddard; Jack. Merriam, .Domild Mc- •
'CONTRSWT FOR 25 HOUSES New t. . Milts .• , .
'LP11 Bab Culp Bruce' •
• Landon.a:Xlie call .is to come before Z111.711 k.ertno.
_The__eontract for the erection of a -
CARRIEPIERSON •
The marriage was solemnized at'St.
John's (botch, JerSey, City .Heightsa'on
October 10th, of Helen Elizabeth. sec -
for the church .kitchen was put en STANLEY—STRAUGHAN
Knox Presbyterian church. has re-"
dreplay ; alao" .articles for the bazaar Charming in zill its °arrangements
(•eived call from the•congregation of
ware• brought 111, and n sewing bee 4tr- WnS the wedding on Aloeday at Ben-
' ' • • • s •• church
, .
a • . . . . • carped. Mr. t . • -- • - • - • almen ,-. wt -r, younger daughter of Air. and alrs. A. Ersklne. Bill Freeth, RarnaldaI)ickson,
made •for the serving- of a dinner. to ., a
. as. atraughan. to ttrvillt" J11 111('S,
1 Ile delegates *he (aane to. t••11e- aa-m-ttg.--asa---eaa___,4_ masa Ida
---- -131 0- 11(1 tin f 111)r()114-14!(14(11. M.;"tite-‘1::.‘11‘11-'11(1.,s'—Arrtead-JdatYlinsti-lo°:,
St: 1 1 ti ,eR1l:.
t w.ent y -five additional W-artime-410ta.h ,
atew a rt has just con(•luded—iii-11-ftlf- -
the anthem, "I'raise the Lord, 0- in Goderich has- been it to t e ,
A cordial. invitathai is extended to all year as minister of Kaox charele •
. -People's "11\a -1111"n. wiliaii is 1') he lale James Stanley ef Listowel. .'a.i'lle
' Jerusalem"; a girl's' three-part chortle, - • . - .• I arker aunstiuction 'o. o ,'() ' ' 4 . • ..., St'o(idart, J. P.rice, Jaa•Needham, • W,,,
. h(sld in Victoria-st. church. It was (le- ceremony 'teak pla(.e at I- o'clock, Ile V ,
"Now Thank We All Our Go( ," ant , to . ahare. In this evening of wdrship lev..
and fellowship; and pzirticularly for The same (.omparay, _has the eon- - ENGAGEMENTS':AsINNOUNCF,D .
.Haywrh.(1. pastor ot the church, I). Warren. J. Sauaders. E.. Jenkins, Fa
• ( laintler. II. - W Lure'', Ilill ,Nevtgoinbe,
tract for Wartime hous(.s ,in Clinton; .A./r. i 1 et .. J 1 i /1 naiall„g cue_ aided to gne a th,111,-(41(1 ina tiIlna am .e. la
- solo, "Thanks Be to God," by 'Mr. W.
111.1( la till,. , AV l 1101111 l‘ 4l., IR Witt- (ssagg. Is shsisa. , E. 1....ustard, ea,
C. Attridge; . those who are newcepwrs this is an
s •_____ . , - 111( . is. . o i 1 . ._ . , .
to -the church. Ia.\ . I.. II. Turner (1..•. s• s. re, .1 } -..1 .. • 1 . r
ten, announce the engagfnItt'llt of tladr
closed the' nes.' ing with prayer. The fully ticrortiteti with . ferns, large .
. At the •evening service the-choh sane . . - "APPLE DIY" NETS $143 ' . • • 7
opportunity to becbine better ac- Iteacem. _Garth Ihrinilton.
quainted with the members of the sly dart rliteit Gladva Mary to Alurray
• Ea(•11 janser was introduced to the
The Boy Scouts did zt thriving bwii- Clarence, only aoli of Airs. Esther Eest esses . aer.Yell •'" doll""11" lunwh • baskets el gladiolus and .muins in
"I'raiSe Ye the Father," and the fol- .
eongregation., wheat was ea:eyed by all. l'aa" shades- and at e'R'h aide at the ineetinta :11•11old Mt•Connell introduced
. lowing girls rendered the chorus, ness on Saturday, their annual "apple and the late Norman East of -Iltillett
a. alsar \vela-Pt:ill lighted tapers, which
ham, Marjorie and Phyllis Iataxler, iluron eeenty lielsteina. acquit ted proceeds; zifter paying 'for thecapples„ 1 •ale, wee was i4-iv,a in ma rriaol. bv-;:
,ott an imported g0W 11 ()I ••,
e - • . t members: el t•he Midget tearra, and
i' T.(1,11:1101.; . re.
'444„.114" ..‘1:“.1/iiriiilil the members of the
'1141i:it:I} ti(1,11(,•4 ;
a(7outt Yotir Blessinge ;-" Atisses Barb- lay " '11AI:1'4y-live bushels of Mc -
1 ICTORTA srr1tEIET W M S l'hek- II4 •k p •
'I-1‘ ruce ( 'I. tat castVol:bthee
ara and Margaret 111 ii Mar,y •Prid- HOLSTEIN ('HAMPIONSHIP SHOW Ini(;sit Reds -were disposed of, arid 'net
township....... t he Wedding to take piece ,
,c,1(1..1,1(1).wr ..0.1•11. at Ontario street United merui,(..1...;: and, irli.m.k ut. -t•-lelet a soft and 44-lewing effect: The .
Soeiety -of Victoria her father w .. • •
Alarie 'Wall, Edythe-. Jenkins, elpirl themselves „well against the strongest • •cit, l. lintea.
- street United church were entertained • -• . • ,: ••
who( :altos damask, f
-e" 1 "ring a , .1, tin a.r awn. The- B. A. Catchpole
- a .
-Farrant, Rita 1)urnin, Mis. aorge kind ef competition at the annual were $1-13.. - The engagement . as zinnounced . Of .theit's mi"sionarY
on alawsday afternoon, at the. 'home
presented- ti.: Barry- boak,
iWilkin, Mrs. 'Terry Worsellaand Mrs. 'Western Ontario ehampionship Hol- Eugedia Brindley, daughter aof-- Airs.
Alta Hardy 'fraralaar street There Petals of eapatin of the ' Midgets. as was the
pleats -tit neckline with an iliusien -yokearisope.3. wiia,
WilliamS. stein show held -October 10th at Lon -
A quiet wedding tools place at Knox } Briedley, to Clement .Toseph Des- "f - . • • • .s • edged wita jaairastudded
GREENWOOD—NI1LLS , Itarold Larder ' and the late William
sts a larae :Mead:Ince. Mrs. Gem -re Wat.A.A. alidget trophy. with, Bobby
Vietoria Street United Church • Presbyterial' intutse, Guderich, onaani- f. 111(1 1t1 son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph o a • J-. matching- satin. The tilted bodSce
It i bler. }reaident 1(..ik ch:11,'e (If the Bauer doing the honors. Rasva Ia H.
don. Ross Marshala, K'irkton, .showed
yietoria street United church .was--. day morning, • uctober a, vvisess--Itt I Desjnrdins ef Penetang. (Mt.; the --"". 1 ' ,- • ehiphnsiZed the hastple' wnist line and
.t.tzt;•,• after the 11 Ratite, exercises; •
Turner'presented the Juvenile W.O.A.
. the third prize heife.r'ealf in a ciass
well served on its harvest thanksgiving" Helen, deughter of ait. laid- aari-rs. 1 wedding to take place at 9 O'cloGt. '1,„"" '-. . • 1 - *-• - • •-•-•• 1 he V(.1'Y full leg -0 -neaten •sieeN es
, •the seeretsrv s •Ind treasurer•s reDoVN 1 1 1
of sixty-four and also had the fifth
The A, trophy- to Donald Warren, calptain
'Sunday, when, ReV. W. J. Wooifrey, tanarieS -111115, was. united in marriage , November .1 7th in •St. Peter's .R.,'. .. , ' " . - . • .. . enoeo di points rover her hands.
. showtql increase in ID 11 members and asamaea,a, aaaat skills ea light •ai 11a. -, ...1( • -
prize junior get-otasire. L.. Leming ,„. , .„,,,
& Son, Ws:Alton, brought out the thirds . • .
r ti s team
minister of Ontario street United to- Wilfred Greenwbud, only 'son . of I church, 1.1soderich.
funda. Mrs. Haray reperied 1.011110(11 1'
ilitek W":1iSi -iille Wit il il. draped bustle Guy Emerson turned the ."ineeting
.. a
prize ag,ed . bull - und the tenth prize
church, Clinton, occupied the pulpit at i
1 bull calf, -while R. AlcKeil, Clintoa, had Air. Herbert Greenw-ood :led the late I
hospital and twPrity-four home calla niel extended inte n Cathedral train. over to "Nip- Whetstorie scion afteisits
both services. the -sixth prize junior .earling bull.Airs. Gepenwood, all of Goderich. The . BROADLEY—FARRANT
for the month. Airs. II. Sanderson /1 lld .1 .1
1•1* Vtd 1 of illusion was caught to her amanweeemera 'Tribute was paid to.
The morning theme portrayed the cerenwily was performed by Rev. ,Iticia A quiet wedding. took lance in St.
Airs. Wm. Peters were appointed (tele- ,
liraid ard
moral tind spiritual calibre of the early The Huron entry stood sixth in a Stewart. Then bride wore a street- George's church on octeber 9th, when
gatea te the Presbyterial .eleeting tt.)a studded coreiwt. She carried a satin-
with a mt
aching .
Satin IH (11 1 ,,\ 11) for his Incessant efferts on be-.
lea -of ',Teel in Goilerith. After Mak- .
class of eight in the c,ounty herd cam -
Christians. There WilS 11. 111110. and a. length dress .of pe.:Jr1 mist grey with Adir Irt lle. eilieSt daughter of Mr.
be lipid inttli streer
t lin at tht 1„„aesea mete with an orchid loisogaa . ing• mention (if four achamph-rnship
, petition, the winner being Oxford. .
end (if the ineuth. Mrs. Bal. 11 NN iki 11 f
• oneness -among them ; they were 01- blaek accessories • and corsage of S. Farrant and the late Mrs. Farrant.
-- -o-- ---"-- -1-- srom which fell white satin streamers, 1 -},
anesasv teartta in Gederich last A:inlet,
"one heart and of one soul.'"There TRUCK -BREAKS DOWN ' Ruhrtun lilies, The • only . atttendants was Vtnited i11 marriage to Lorne II.
gave aitii interesting rind inStruetive 1 Naafi tstamaiess er tiny 'minus. el lit a•,-span
; f ,,
2--' ”" eed (}11 vari()ts ifialividuala to
must be today this oneness of ourpose were the bride's sister and brotlier-in- Breadlev, son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
, aalk oil -the study heels. "Great Is the, esate•a may sister. alrs..K. K. 4.-tawaen. intrediess members of these tennis.
- in the Christian church, said the What mighthave been a serious ,
a I NV , Arr. and Airs. ',tamers'. Sheardown. J. I,. Brondlev. The eouple _were rister of 011111alnY.
Mrs. Phps. illitemper:1'1(T was. innl 1(111 .4)f holier. She chose a -
preacher, if we are to have the, type
about. 7.30,- when Mr. and Alia:a-Gordon ...Mrs. Sheardown wore povvder blue tended by aliss Pearl Farrattha--
pat ve two 1 -endings. "A Good lloori-ength . gown of ice 1)1"e .'".t. RICHLY -BRED HOLSTEIN -
accident happened on Sundays evening,
of civilization the Redeemer of men
Taylor and family Were returning to crepe with corsage of brOnze 'Mums. tlfe,bride, and alr. W. J. Williams, of (i•Onvolf(7,
(10111,1(. net skirt over taffeta, with. short
ULL C A.NGES HANDS
decreed. Further, these. people of the , A dinner wits served at -the home of Sarnia. ,after a short motor trip Mr.
win rorside, in (.1.11i.tize:ti
i'l (11(1.11i -sae ni..F:\IN(,;itTsIg :t111.1)(Iso ,•liaitt((.!a.s.".
sliA1111:18; puff sleeves. draped neckline. find
their home at Eden Grove after spend -
"Way" "had all things. in -common." the bride's parents to the immediate and Mrs. Broadley
h M
ing the day with Taylor's grand-
They were merely ' temporary pos- families. For travelling the bride Goderich.
f
-sessors.; ...isll belonged to God. This ather, Mr . William Bir.nieon h , „ i
--h.' hose I cat festive blue wool crepe dress
niiietv-first birthday. Their tria.k
concept too Must be recaptured and puts with winter white shortie scoat end
broke down the otherle of Saltford sis
to work in, the modern church. 'The black Accessories:a The young couple
• speaker reminded his congregation that and. they had to (((111(1 hack to (lode- will reside iti Goderich. '
. •rieh and stay all night with Mr. and ..., Prior to . her marriage a miseellan-
the prelude to -all this was the hestowal
of spiritual Mrs. Birnie. eous shower was held in honor of the
power at Pentecost. ,
The choir, under the leadership of , bride by airs. (leorge Schaefer and Mrs.
, .
Miss•Mary .Toyee Strachan, maintained. • LEAVING FOR ENGLAND Gordon Walte.r at the -latter's. home,
its high standard of choral setvice, Mrs. E. I). Brown and Alias E. Brown Quebec street.
rendering the 'anthem "Dear Land of leave tomorrow ,(Friday'a t(i fake pass-
age on ,SS. Empresa of Canada for
ianglamt where they will ',wide. On
Wediassday evening airs. Brown was.
the guest of honor at a Mauler given
by her bridge club at 'the British Ex-
clainge Jlotel. Afterwa rds ca rds (very
played att. the home of Mrs. E. L. Dean, -
where :11 rs. Brown- was.. presented with
a halfalozen linen handkerchiefs as a
farewell gift, frala the civil).
Heine," with Miss i•'..velyn Breekow
singing -11j' solo entitled "Come Unto
At the evening service worshippers
fihiet]sthe main part of the auditorium
comfortilbly. Again the service of the
choir was excellent, augmented by- the
guest soloistof,the evening, Mrs. Clay-
ton Edward, who sang the solo entitled
"I %Vented Today Where Jesus
Walked.", The ch(Q. rendered the an-
them; "Let Mount Zion Itejeice." „The
Bine Water Band under 'the leadership
. of Mr. J. E. Iluckins was assembled in
the gallery of the charch and pinyed
two instrumeatrils during the service
- together with- ther, -"Offertory," last)
• playing a number Of selections at the
close of Mc serviee.
The church was beautifully deeor-
uted kV the young people of the con-
gregation. who, together with all who
contributed to the inspiration of the
day, receiVed the thanks of the min-
ister, Rev. Lawrence H. Turner.
- Mrs. Ewan Ross initiated a series of.
sermonettes covering the -Inissionaryt
Work of the chureh et home anti
ebroad. • These arthumbnall 'sketehee"
will he eontintied by _key re'present-
ativea of Or the organizations ef the
church.
Baptist _Church
Mowers, fruit, vegetahleseand gro in,
in profusion, decorated the Goderich
alliaptheehureh for the thanksgiving
services, condueted by the pastor, Rea.
G. W. HaMedley,' whose subjEktaawere:
"The Blessedness of Blessing" land
"That Little Yellow Basket." •Special
anthema were 'rendered by the choir,
and at ,the evening service kpleasing
duet was sung by Grace and Florefiee
Hudson.
.Saivation Amity
- Captain Iti% italiwell, and Lieut. 0.
6 'Millar, of Seaforth, condueted speeial
thanksgiving serviees at the Salvation
, Army citadel.
'BAPTIST MISSION CIRCLE
The regular meeting of the Baptist
Young Ladies' Mission Circle was held
at the home of Miss Vera Wilkinswith
eighteen members presedl. 'Airs. V.
Lee led the devotional period. A re-,
port of the aeventy-fourth annual meet-
iegaof the Middlesex and Lambton As-
sociation of Bapti4 Churchesheld
last' ,week at Kensnl Park • Baptist
chnrch, London, was given by- Mra., G.
W. TT. Medley. A social time was en
-
payed after the meeting.
NEW MANAGER OF A. & P. STORE
E. Stenton, manager of -the A. and P.
Store here since last June, has gone to
Chatham to take over the management'
of the store .there. In an exchange,
,Howard Haley has come from the
Chatham ' store to be manager here.
Mrs. Haley will move to Goderich when
living accommodation here is secured.
FINE _OCTOBER WEATHER
Temperafurea of the past week in
Goderich, with those of the correspond-
ing weekft year ago, as oilleially re-
corded, were as Mows: 4
1047 1046
. Mau. Min. Mai. Min.
Oet. ....02 40 02 42
Prig Oet. 10 00 .87 70 48
Sat., Oet, 11 ' 71 44 78 45'
Sun., Oet. 12 70 32 „.55 45
Mon., 'net. 13 08 32 55 42
TheS., net. 14 e7 41 30 43
Wed., Opt. 14 78
, 1
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1 11
• HARRIS -r -WHITE"
An attractive arrangement of bronze
'muftis formed the setting in St. Paul's
Anglican church, Clinton, en Saturday,
October 4, 1947, for the marriage of
Geraldine Ruth, daughter of Mr. and
Mra.. J. B. White, Clinton, to William
Albert, son of Air. Rod Mrs. Bert
Harris. Goderaffi township. The dotalte-
ring ceremony Wil 5. perfnnand by the
reetor, Rev. R. M. - 1'. flultvel. Mrs.
Theodore Fremlin -presided at the
organ mid during the signing of the
register Mra. William Acheson. Lind-
say, aunt of the groom, song "Till the
F.nd of Time." The bride. given in
marriage by. her .fether, was lossay in
ti w e n laroldered"WiTti iwfiwiUi
0 net overskirt. The"dress 111114 fash-
ioned with a tight lttttllit, fiiil . skirt.
and-I(}ng lily• -point sleeves. Her I-1inch
cap beaddresa caught -her fingertip
veil of illusion net. She wore a double
strait(' of pearls, the gift of the groom.
and cnrried ti easeade bouquet tf Talis-
man reses. Attending „the bride 118 s
MISS Peggy Stnithingtop, aloderlela who
;WAS gowned in sky latas silk jersey,
wearing a flower headdress and carry-
ing a cascade of yelloW 'mums. Robert
Harris, brother of the groom, was 'Tat
man end the ushers were Glenn Keene
and Kenneth Harris.
After the -ceremony a reeeption for
abont forty guests was: held at Hotel
Clinton, *here Mrs. White' reeelved
wegring a blficks erepe frock with pink
aeeessofies. She WAS SISSPted hy Mrs.
Harris wearing a grey wool suit with
black aceessories, Both wore corsages
of pink rfises.
ror 'travelling to Detroit and other
point% 11)0 bride donned a grey, wool
snit 'with black rteesories. ,On their
return they will reside on. the gtotirea
farm in Goderieh township. Out-of-
town guests were present' from Detroit,
London, Limbo and Goderieh, as well
51 • 07 40 as those from the surrounding. district.
almok convener for the year. NI rs. gatlesred waiSI, Her pink ne(veil WII 5
1'OS1(.1(.1 11WIl 110 W(1111(1 1 ik(' 11S 11171Ily 1111 1(. fashioned with tiny pink ostriilt plumes 'The richly bred1 lloistein bull
IVilcIihINZIE--MeCULLOUGH - ,.., boxes as pnssihle at the Na)-aelaber and she wore pink mittens and carried NiVadow Glade Right°. I'abst Ints re-
place meeting. whil'il 11 111 0P in charge of the n farealiaped bouquet, of bronxe. t••llow eentl been roirchased by coiiu Oamp-
'A pretty autumn wedding took
Eureka class and will be held at the alai (woad 'mums with gold ribbon, i,bell,. Baytield, frern NV. Ithine QinttOn,
in St. Janws' church, ariddleton's; ef-
os. Robert Geed, -Rev. L.
Turner ajibke briefly nial sleep(' The greontsinan was Mr . Glenn Irwin. Colborne ttm-fiship. r
"his bullis
. - a
• • • • s . - t .1 •ith pink hid white laa-ao r Mr
( y .
'innins, on Saturday, ()etoher a, at 3 IL of Lucknow, nephew of the groomnelli:v-hred individual eon:Mining-heavy
the meeting ' with prayer. A. dainty The tittle itosear„gert. Darlene suedes-, preduction and good type to a marked
p.m., when ltev. Andrew aleKenzie,
as 5e11e41 by the hostess and ilieve of the grou. wore a long pink degree en both skies of his pedigre,e.
brother of the groom, performed the 'lunch w
double -ring ceremony which mailed in
"Very
marriage Jessie Ireue AlcCellough, • alaioS(113(30(1.• ..• ., nylon frock with nottehing Detsh jIlf(141111altai
ra} , • s , dow Glade G 1
ti-4(1)(use'alse
111(1 is and piny mittens rind carried a nesegay ' Ptthsl. lots been classified fat
commitaec and :1 social 11411f•lieur W115
(laughter of Mrs: alcCullough and. the
ST. (411,7,01VbiE'S (11-11.V7111 -W.A. of tiny yellow. •niums. pink roses and Geed- in aelect t" e laegist tat
late Benson McCullough, Goderich
l'he Woman's A.n xi lulu of .tit. f i I nit:
ft.i.n. }Little David Dawson, meows% :t member of the, only grotto of five
own.- 1, , ' • stl F \1t Ft.( '
• • •
. Illirell i.0.4.1111) . . . ' • .
4.1 toe sir. was' ring bearer. dress(sd (raughters (4 0 as' cow in tataitda that.
halt. been elna hied 41,•4 Very Good.
aon, of Mrs:: alcKenzie and the late George s c 1 • • lol In Ha gs1111(1 le a .yettew and baawlesee and balding
William aleKenale, Ilensall. GisZn in
Mrs. B. 11. Farr prestiding. The setip- ,Ti„. dont,ii. ri lig (lervaa.ay w a. 11,0(.1.
witS :111 camolia'a senior- yearling bull
caeintlitia Itaga Apple Right°, which
The sire of t as cenipbell bull 1141111111reran on Tuesday. october I 41 h. with a w 1, 1 te sa 1 1 a Tallow Mini bine 1./.1ys.
marriage- by her brother Howard, the
I tin•e reading and thanksgh Mg prayers Noss 'VAN inn Strout:M:1n es -sisal ef the
bride leeked 1(}yely in' a floor -length
gewit of white slipper satin. Her %eh API.° giVvil 1)3- Ole preft.ideut• bride. tdayed epprepriate mush. softly
fell front a Quet•fi Anne headdress and 11411°0' Wert' Pl'e,44,1(41 hsv mrs• (luring tlw ceremeny and Mr. Eldon
amt. mr,•• Noodnanas Iferidersdn ef Luck -nee, usele (if -thy
'she clIrried an arin bouquet (4 pink 1 "hi. 50(101;11'Y,
1 eetisurer. groom. sang before the cereineny "ill
Brin rcl life r(4.5. :N1 ism Rea 'VP° WilS,
Mi.,"• F,1 IT exPresst'd rl'gll'at lu'ig P51 1(1( ' Y (111 .- : 1 11(1 t\ 1111i . the
1111tid of honor. wearing . 0 floor -length i nW:1 lk It
gown of aoteetas latte net with match- L Mrs. Trintyli- as a member (if thy \V.. seakter. Naas Nana siaesst ailla st Iset. art axet.tf.re yearly production of 21.940
ing lieaddress and slimildoriengt li % oil. as sh" is 1"ii, jug 1 olVil to rusina 'in, You Triii.- 'rho u,lier,. wcre Nit.. lb,. milk cent:doing 720 lbs. fat.
Chatham. t Benson Straughan of lieninnaer :inii '
GOO 14.',1111TCH MUSIC eLtTH
imi,s Ajadelinea AlcCullough was her
She carried a bouquet of..Talisina'n roses.
It A. -,es annemiced tlait (1111('es 1 :14';1 1(41 1, lir. Berton settee:v.. brather et' the
En , The ( «.1}}her meeting of the Goderich
sister's. hridassatinid. She was gowned l'Y 111"111hol.' v)110 ara loll, ilia' 1"r•-• -14.- • greet»
la ha Will be filled•by,,Nlyg,,,l,ltint ,W.4 , ,Aftv,r. nio...c4;routon.,,the gli44:-,4:s.bull;-,4', A..1 itsi!,,,, .1 'tub w.iks held ,111tit-- .(..:;e0xg,.(fm.
411 pank•latitial.'svith attateilittaitasatidreas
st vas -president, -Aire. Dodd as sects.- nf./.1 tar si N: 13 rivi,. ,,,,. et,tort:iiiied for, Patrl':11 )1%111 "11 l'invs(bly evening with
and shonideuiengill veil and carried a 1
hosequet ef Johanna hill roses. Little tar.(Unapt- :it the P:irl: lion,.. Gmlerich, the pre,ideht. Mr. W.. Wiekett, pre -
1 fter a abort ImaineRg meet -
airs. WitAset az. leader for the
;tinier 1V..,..".. :MI airs. Staniferth ;is wheat, • the 1,eat,es meows sneaked siding. .
al ars Ma rjorie Cierrie.' niece of i he •
!towel...seal seereta ry tor Vert yer pa rt test's. ' wearing :1 dreaa ef midnight ban. crepe -1lfg. during 11 ili41 aenermeement wet14-1*(10111, W (1 S 11 Will:40111e
)(
:\liss Woodcoole, who- is I .• .4,1ery
gowned in y•ellow satin.. She (serried ;i
bouquet of yellow rosses. James I)ins- 111'osident• la) ited as 1(0( 1(3 Inelahers as
possible
more. IIensall, wits best man, and the
ushers were Clayton Nle('ullongli. 1)10- ing to be 1101(1 at Myth on octrater
10ths to attend the • I)entiery meet -
A pleasing- feature of the a fiV11104111
Wilg 1111 interesting address delit (-red 1)3
Mrs. Tlingit., Huron I)iocesail president
ot OT W.A. Mrs. Ilingle, appointed
a member of the board of manirgers of
the M.S.C.C. to attend meetings at
Si) skatoon and C.algary,' gave a
ay -lib -psis of various programs at these
meetings at, whieh the -speakers ap-
pealed for spiritunl as well as Material
aid in • the missionary work oftried
on . in IIonan 1)100(s14e in Chilla and
ether parts, of the world. There is
also, great need for Italian missionaries
in the Canadian West.
Mrs. Carrie' moved a hearty vote of
thanks to Mrs. llingle. `A sweet solo
was rendered by Mrs. 'Aitken. Th@
;meeting WAS Closed with' prayer. Re-
freshments were served by Mrs. Riley.
Mrs. Tieliborne, Mrs„ Clark, and Mys.
uit
191:11
511111f- of theemasentration
praaen nro(inetron withal the family
ef this Mill ia indieated by the feet
ti .111, thirteen neareat (lams haves- •
jher of the bride, and Fred Kelly,
Brueefiehl. The wedding music WIN
pinyed by Mrs..Tohn Cairns. Brucelield,
aunt of .the groom, and Mrs. Andrew
WeKenzie was soloist, singing "I Love
Yon Truly" during the signjng of the
re,g4i:fstt(i:rr.the ceremony, a reeeption was
held at the home of the bride's mother,
where she received wearing a, black
erepe dress. She was assiked hy, the
grodm's mother wearing a brown (*rope
frock. Both wore 'eorsages of red
roses. A three-story wedding. cake
centered the bria's table. Assisting
were MISRPS Ilarbara Middleton, Mary
Marian :Io'nes and Shirley
'Cooper. ,
For travelling.to Hanillton and other
points, the bride donned a pale blue
• wool suit %gni matching ,aecessorieS.
On, their Teton the puttcouple will
reside in Seaforth. Staniforth.
with black nr•e(saseries ond eersage (if
deep yelle* 'nouns with•fern, and the
grooin'a !nether 117:114 111 crepe (if (•erise
shade with blaek :sequin trim 811(1 11701'0
tI corsage of red ros(ss Whit fern. Tlas
.11):111(s (of the meeting of the Ontario
Reaial(sred Mnaie 1'4-n 'hors' Assoeietion
on October 25th in Clinton Town Hall,
Wiekett gave an instructive talk
om the instrumento of the arnphinty
dining-rpm/1 0.11 dee(1M1(41 in a pink -orchestra. ieteresting to the melte en,
and white (-flier aehenw and the tables thnsinst aml the layman alike. The
lectrit'e sena illustrated. with Pictritted
and records Of the varionainstruments.',
Besides the 10(1015', those present en-
joyed aome symphony reeorda; "Over -
tun' of the Magie l'inte," Mozart's
Little Night Musie," and Mozart's
"Concerto in Bb for Horn, and Sym-
phony Orehestra."
GORDON MeLEAN
After .an illness of f;everal weeks,
Gordon McLean Hay, brother ot Mr.
W. A. Hay of underich; died on Pri.
clay in the Christie Street Ilwpital,
Toronto, My. Hay Watt ft Veteian of
the first Groat Wa lie, was
wountled.t.,ctio vt,,acl a resident of .TiNay,
Ont." Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hay, at-,
tendea the funeral at Atorrioen on
Monday. ,
Wert' paetty with , hompasta of late
'summer flowers and lighted candles
near the bride's} cake. The waitr(atees
were Misavs. Lorne Moore and Dorothy
Moore of Ilentniller.. Misses Tasna Roefs,
1). McKie atid Winnie MeCallum. of
Toronto, Mrs. Emily Durnin and Miss.
Bertint Popp of Dungannon.
Later in the, afternoon, the guests
returned to the home Of Mrs. IC. IC.
Dawson, sister of the bride. where they
enjoyed Keeang the many salnable and
useful rifts. The bride donned a
smart black wool. suit with ran ti%bing
1100P0gor1(41. oiilte jPrgWr biotic* Allti
red fox-alsin, and wore the nAve
orchid from bey bridal corsage. The
younls, eotde left en 11 trip to Northern
towns and, eitieP and OD their return
will reside in Clinton.
•