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ONE-HUNDREDTH YEAR.
Arrangements for
Remembrance Day
Church Parade and Service at
Cenotaph on Nov. 9— .
Poppy DayNov. 8
The looal branch, of the Canadian
Legion is completing arrangements for
the observance of geremonies and othek
events in connection with the annual
Remembrance Day.
The church parade cor Sunday,
November 9tb, will be to the Baptist'
church, for the seiviee at11 /fan., after
which a brief memorial service will
be held at the cenotaph, with the plac-
ing of wreaths. The Blue Water Band
will accompany the parade.
On Tuesday night, November 11th,
there will be a public dance at the
Legion Hall, Kingston street.
Poppy Day November 8
Saturday, November 8, will be Poppy
Day. The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Legion will canvass the town, the
proceeds to be used for patriotic work
and local veteran relief. •
The public is asked to co-operate in
these various events.
MARIO$ETTE SHOW
DELIGHTS YOUNG AND OLD
More than 006 children screamed
with delight and parents accuipanying
them gazed in wonderment Its -a flock
of penguins went into° a step dance
on the stage of the Capital Theatre
on Saturday morning. It was the
opening act- of a mariOnette show pre-
sented by the Mt-IWO-11A 'Club of London
and sponsored by the Maple Lek
Chapter of the 1.0.D.E. Not only from
Goderich but from a widespread sec-
tion of the country around, children,
and 'parents came for the show. Two
. shows were presented during the morn-:
ing, the first at .9.30 and the second al,
11 o'clock. The faellities of the
theatre were kindly donated to the
Maple Leaf Chapter for the occasion
bj, Mr. H. J. Sutherland, proprietor of
the theatre.
Little Red, Riding Hood was the -sec-
ond act on the _program. The third
act was Rumpelstiltskin, and the child-
ren looked with Wide-eyed amazement
asthe puppets unfolded this fascinat-
ing fairy tale. Following this, a circus
was staged in which the actions of
'puppet clowns "bititight-"flitifiRtrelF--
to their feet with shouts of delight.
Six women from the Maycourt -Club
of London accoMpanied the show. The
London adies were billeted in Gode-
rich homes Friday night; -
The Maycohrt Club ol London pro-
vides- various entertainments, the pro-
ceeds from which go to the aid of
crippled children. Members of the
marionette division of this club make
their own puppets, scenery, furniture
and props, and have developed this
part of their club to one of consider-
able proportions. •
Because of Saturday's success, an --
Other matienette show may be pre-,
sented in Goderich at a later date. I
TO BE TRIED ON CHARGE
OFDANGEROUS DRIVING
Before Magistrate Cook at Stratford
on 'Tuesday preliminary. hearing was
given in a charge of dangerous driving
against Ilow#00•B.rotherton, a civilian
employee of he Clinton R.C.A.F. school.
The charge arose from the accident
on September 28th in which W. F.
Sproat, R.R. /1, Seaforth, , was 'killed
while walking .along No. 8 highway
a short distance- east of Sebringville.
Brotherton was the driver of the car
which allegedly -struck a-nd killed
Sproat. Heiwa.s committed for trial at
the 'next curt of competent jurisdic-
tion.
PERSONAL MENTION •
, Mrs. . Bone has returned to :her
home of er spending the summer with
her daughter at Royal Oak, Mich.
Mr. ftnd Mrs. W.. J. Carrie, of Lon-
don; were guests this week with Mrs.
E. W. Carrie, Cambria road.
Mr. W. J. Mills is attending the
annual meeting of the. Federation of
Automobile Dealers' of Canada which
is being held at the Chateau Frontenae,
-Quebec City.
Miss Elizabeth Miller of Toronto
spent the week -end With Mr. and Mrs.
Malcolm 'Mothers and family. Miss
Miller,is the granddaughter of the late
J. 11. 3111101, a former prominent resi-
dent of Goderich when he held the
office of public schoOI inspector, and
later 11 lawy“ in Toronto:
Miss Josie Saunders is attending the,
sena-annual meeting of the Ontario
Chapter, 1.0.D.E., at Ottawa, repre-
senting the two chtipters of the Order
in Goderich.
Mrs: Audrey .Teffefy, Mrs. Wm.
llancise, Mrs. Walter Shields and son,
'niftily,. all of Bin gwood •Wf.re.,Weelt-
end guests with Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Mactie.
Mrs. Mona 'Walter Agnew of New
York, who has boon visiting relatives
in the district for the last eOup1e.. of
months, left on Wednesday morning
for Oklahoma, whore. she will siiend
the winter.
Mr. •John S. Henderson, Wellington
*street, attended the funeral of bis
brother-in-law, .Gleorge C. Young, at
Toronto on Thursday last.
ISS Bertha J. Allin of Toronto is a
guest this week with her niece, Mrs.
E. Breckenridge, and Mr. Breckenridge.
Chief Justice rt. S. Robertson, with
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Robertson and
two •ehildren, of Toronto, were week-
end •visitors with their relativesihere.
GO E IC1-14 ONTARIQ, THURSDAY, OCTO ER 30th, 19,47
,
ev. R Stewart Accepts Call to London
tio.
Rev. Richard, Stewart, for five years
minister of Knox Presbyterian church,
Goderich, has accepted the' call 'from
New St. James Presbyterian. chtu•ch,
London, and the transfer received of-
ficial sanction at a meeting of the
Presbytery (if Huron -Maitland held at
Clinton. on 'Tuesday afternoon. He
will preach his last serinons as min-
ister of • Knox church on Novencher
16th, and will beinducted into bus
new charge on yhursday, November
20th,
Rev. P. A. Ferguson of--Hensall will
be the interim Moderator of Knox
church and tz- will preach the pulpit
vacant on Sunday,,November 23rd. ,
At the meeting on Tuesday .Rev. Mr.
Stewart resigned the office of moder-
41T THE -WATERFRONT I
Signs of tbe approaviriag end of the
season of navigation are seen in tavo
large barges berthed at the west fend
of the harbor basin. These,' barges,
the Mitchlibre and the Portadde, carry
grain to be held.'in- storage, until -un-
-.
loaded at the. Goderich elevator sumo
time in the \Outer. Two wore barges
are expeeted later, .aad. the four will
Carry something like it million bushels
of
On Sunday it looked like the middle
of summer .rather, than the season's
end at the harbor. The.south pier and
the • outside breakwaters mere lined ,
nAlth.angiers and swim good catches or 1,
perch were taken. fa addition to the
fishermen (and .wvaltoria there .Were
many others eajoying a stroll on the
pier in the warm suoshine,-aud along-
side the MacDonald launches were
gliding to and fro with full loads of
passengers.
The Algosoo and the. Superior ar-
rived at the eleator ou Friday, the
former with 220,00 bus. rye and the
Superior with 81,000 bus. barley.
The barge Ilitchfibre ,arrived on
Saturday in tow of the Jug "Sulphite
ator of the Presbytery and Rev.. Dr. with a storage cargo for the elevator.
11. (1. Ithoad of Ashfield was appointed On .Monday • the Algorail brought
acting moderator. . ° . 225,000 bus.7' wheat, oa Is _ and barley
The . st•ssion and cengregation of for the elevator.
Knox church were represented by The Quedoc arrived on Tuesday with
AlessrS."P. J. and 11.. J. A. MacEwan, the barge Portadoc in tow. The Que-
D. M. Johnston and W. F.. ,Saunders, doc1s cargo of 148,000 ha. of wheat ri,.e
past summer saw a new record.
a n d the Presbytery of London sent- was discharged at the -Puritn y Flour. '
of mot&
high in daily serVice '
Rev. John Fleck and three elders, <Mil1s'. elekator„ and the Portadoe ,was
passenger buses. About a dozen of
.
Under Mr. Stewart's miuistry Ka
nox berthed with ' storage cargo for .the, 4
y
1•hurch hag Made marked progress and Goderich elevator. , them provided a dailtiAtal a twoity,
..,
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at the same time he has made a strong The Sfarbuck is expected at the four different trips in and out -of (*.lode-
, -c
hhpression 1)1)
1)011 community as. a elevator Aomorrow -(FridnrichMaking firstlass connections fur
y). .
whole. There is-Egenera1. and deep re2.1 ... -The tankers Impel -ha Cobourg, on• -11r1S. •Puint-pw. the- culltin"t'I- '''''' --
,- ,
gra 'ae his remva
ol,- along with a Friday, and- Imperial- Kingston, on Back around. 1900howeverit was
a . different story.: -
recognition of the fact that h4 out- Wednesday, brougift4--gasoline-for the The roads Were
vastly different, 't.tud• so were .4 the
standing abilities will have a wider Imperial Oil CoraParlY. - vehieles., „ • If you wanted to travel
seope• in his new charge, one of the On Sunday the collier Cdenelg
as
1,111irigt2eirsiot.: congregationS in Western . brought a cargo- of coal • frofn Toledonorth on what is 1107r:.1i116W1 the
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,`'. . ' C for the -Purity Mar mill. Blue Wq.er• HighWify fyou went:via the
. stage coach—the. last word in speedy
. A ,
Dunga. nllOil Octogenarian 'Novo.. :Ohm
Water. Stage .Coach in Late Niiidies
Williath MeConnell„ of Dunt.eannon, halts his ^stage.coaeh -
on.the Lake Shore Itokid, now the Blue Water Highway, back -
in the late nineties while apassenger, seen immediately. behind
the eimeh, takes a 4roll to get travelling'kinksel it of his legs.
Highway transportation service to the weatherman gave hlig, the "go"
Godericb today stands in sharp t•en- signal again. •
trust to that at the turn of the century.
WORK PROCEEDING . , , transportation at the turn Qf ., the
4° ' *- Wed dtaON 25 NEW HOUSES' This
y.highway
"express
of half-a-
gs centilry ago carried mail and paSs-
The contractors for the' additional engers between Kincardine .and Gode-
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ceirirtit:"
ALDOUS—PRict pleted :her enembleShe' Was attwenty-live Wartime tou-ses are inak-• rich, not to • Mention little personal
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- s. -
hig. progi-ess ,with the work. a steam services such as delivering it parcel
TORONTo, oet. 25.— Earlscourt tended by the bridegroom's only sister,
shOvel having been 14(1,.for necessary from ••.Nirs.' Johns " to "M.-rs. Smith"
United church was the Setting for the Alis \I 111011 I. Francis of Windsor,
. exa
cvations. The locations ef the some miles down the highway, or. of
marriage of "Fn
racoS Lorraine, (laugh- who was lovely in a gold Nioo crtpe .. .
twenty-five holtses a1e. as follows: buying a -package of. tobacco in town
ter of Mr. 117. G. .Price and the Jute suit, N:liite. blouse and black access -
Eleven on the west side of thtyfield .for stime farm- dweller itint dropping
'Airs. Price, to Alr. Stewart T. Aldous, ories. Iler corsage was, of brunze
road ; five on tin• 'east side of Warren I it off onthe way back.
son of the htte Mr,. and..Mrs. _AV hhain_ chryskuitheniums.,G.c4..me,C.,.. Mon- _
street,: betwee rr- V itriey"and---T-hoin aF-t--;---- At -5.4)zre11ck...-in Ilve-41-1( triiiti.,k, 11/ya111
Altions,--(40dtrielet7'- It eV.- *A:-T.'`Ifriiieir air of \-Vindsor stood with. the grown. '
two on Jones street, •in t he 'Wells sin,-;., of spirited light horses, snorting aird ETIVIififd:- 'firm. ' -T-Its—lie'll'ing—took---hin4.---Isitti -- fn ft.....f.hift-uwvi.th...his Aalin ,.....upped.
in- ,
1111.officiated. Escorted by her father, Rev. A.,E. Al. Thimuson, D.D., of Wiud-
vey : two on St, David's street and two . prancing in am
the erly orningo manw
, air,' ty parts of the orld, including his hand in thoughtful posethe
doctor, is seen watthing a child ill in
satin with slight tri
an:, A sweethert monyAlr
a. . Clifford Aladdockorg
, anist on Park. street lietween Albert and., pnlle/1 , out of Kinca'rdine *with the Australiy, England, Smith, Afrie.a and
' • bed while .anxions'parents ho -ver near -
the bride were :1 long gown of white sor, performed, the double ring cere-
Horton one on ; 'Combridgi• sreet be- familiar stage coach and clattered OVer Jamaica. '
headdress, trimmed with orange blos-' °of Westudaster'United chufeh, presided . . t . / • ,
t
soms, held her embroidered Veil, and at the organ throughout the ceremony Ween Botannia road and Oxford the Inimpy ,road ? en route to • Goderich. When his wanderlust watis
as stiied, by
she carried white and pink roses. IIer and di 1111, the signing of the register ...
Street. ifild tWo 011the west side of , • Perched high on the dri\er's...•ent- of Bill returned, to Ash field and wont into 'rile, clark, or conionim.:townshipt
:•iolith st met' bet ween R.1-.1.1 n .1 tal t h , • -I •• .B1- M. a.' .11 I • ' the 11.1 e rv ' bu -Inc-, I- 1 ifi..1. 1, oN''2,1.1- in.
'.1.1is.4 Helen Clark. a grandniece of Sir
only attendant was Miss Barbara Dew- played At DaWning" and "Becou,se." • • . ' s ' . 1 (0111 1 N‘as II.- t- omit; . w iosL . . . - • - • i - ,- L -t are relatives of the pictured doctor.
itirtnership with II. J. Blake. It. "1,:rv'mas
who- brought one of the - new
inatching halo hat trimmed with held at the home of the bridegroom's ' •
son, wearing soft. blue crepe with After the wedding. -a, reception was,H Bl' 1- •.
, . • •clieer1- oTeeting was known to residents 1
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statesi, "Re ,
SEVERELY INJURED an aiolig-tho high11a y. Mr. 'McConnell i a this tinie Unit ;he operated coaches j,i,tm,,,,.
. - ' is today enjoying the sunset years .0(,,;.:'•.111 1C -111,.11•11:11v :.iid .1-''.•• "•111‘k1"1". stamps to The Signal-Slar.
was a (1) 11111 fuchsia feiithers, and ctirrying :falls- parents, ' After a honeymoon in '..\Zorth- ' .
man roses. Alr. Howard. Aldous wits ern anti Etistern Ontario the haniq lifre_ iivipig in retireinont at Dun- 1,4 1;oilerich.
' and it seems -odd
• IN CAR ACCIDENT his that the rutted States was the first
groomsman, and the ushers were Mr. young couple.nre residing at 967 Camp- . galloon. .1-h, .will celebrate his eighty -1. I.'requently. 1.1 . itas asked L4-
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to so honor him riither"than
seveiiiii larththiy on Ib .eenther 2.1st. • farmers ((long the .-tiltig11 (ri:,111.4t(.;.(tho .
buy something co.
1 • 3, posse,:sions.",:, British
; (11(..;.isilrillti'iTive land or one (if 'tilt • '
Joe Price, Mr. John Mtirray and Air. bell avenue, Windsor. ' The bridegrobin . Cecil 'ti 1011 of 1031 11, Lt• in Alexandra
Charles Price. A reception 'followed at is itn honor graduate of Ontarie Agri- IIOspitzli witii ild111:ies receive(1 while ,,, ,.
(Changed Horses En Route. .
,h 1, t Ein,..mi.m. :Ind (h.,' , it on 441; the 1.4•3113.11 1-i 4 Bill
Prhice Arthur House. t. cultuyal College, GuOph, and of the ittotoring. lost evening •from Port Al- ri-,...'"' cuile21-- 3,..1...,11._,L' '2° " k-
" lien li'll MASONS H '
EAR. LONDON
Ontario College of Education;'. Toronto, bert. A short distance above Dunlop 111 ,., , ; , ,. ... f„ , .,,,
at a 0,11l., for tioherica, snagied mer , 4) 11! olle coon ful •char:haer, "Aiike"
IiENO3IME—CHARETTE and is a former 'member of the staff on the Blue Yt'ater Ilighwar the ear "Pher'c'a t."' ''''" '"'"''''
mail and Imssci,;4(.n..... ill, li (1( oihjed : del iVerl'.(.1 10 -.Mita"... a bag of feed lair -
picked up . Milton,. of Ixingsbnidge.
PROFESSOR IN A. DRESS .
St. Peter's Roman Catholic church of 4,toderich• Collegiate Institute. At Went" out of control an'd tii.rited over
at St. Joseph was the setting for a present he is a member of the execu- in the ditch: Sir. Mason ,litiered bitck 141 its. tracks to roach Kinctirdine chased it aorcrich, "Alike" asked his' '
the
Professor . Nelson Ha rt, of the U.ni-
lovely October wedding on Saturday tive conilnittee of the Windsor Iteal spinal injuries and is reported to be at 16 l4"111- T" 8"."11(1)11sh fill"' 3°41.11 (1 31
• -1 hat's new Ki 3111),
morning, at 0 o'clock,. when. 1)oreen, Estate Board. , - 4- 111 a serious condition. Three-vear-olo .
; (", was reg,artled as real speed *in those Milie.,,i.' intense dislike of the \Vest
speaker at a, Smith Iluron PaSt
daughter .of Alr. .and 'AIrs. -Norinan ' Before lier marriage, the bride ',was .finony *Miller, WII0 VvaS Wii.11: hilll ill : 3,, --; • ,'
nit extya 11 (111 ,,f horst, was Shore Ele(-tric Ita1lYY:11 '4111.1111'• Bill 1 3 ersity. of NVestern (intario. was guest -
Us ....,
Charette, was united in marriage to .feted by the employees of the Canadian the aas cr, wthrown eaa
clr nd was .
nosteo at ...inoerie,v and also at Gude- figured he would have a hit of fun
Alasonic .Teniple here on Thursday'..
Joseph Denomnae, •son of Mr. and Airs. 'sirocco t'ompany• -1,t(1.,.- where she is nor injured.- The car WaS o01111/10VIV riC11. , A fresh hirse
tea111 a IS at the Se Mke.u
it "Mi" Although not tre • at •NI''''1(.1'''' - sociation meeting lit the
Renee Deumnine. Rev.•,Father llouri emplo3'ed as private secretary. wrecked. ', points did considerable to better the 'the time: Ilill reinject. "Did yoli see in
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education. Three Masons from Lon-:
night hist: „He 'spoke on. 'Masonic
„ ' 1 • . • • . thqt tl • 11 'in : entire, -
.1, -
.-- over -till time of the trip. ,single far( -
,. (ion accompanied -hitn, including . Mr.
EAST—SIELING ., AT 1.1'.I., AREA CONVENTION front Goderielr to Kincardnie wits one through the West Shore Railway has
On Saturday, October 25, at 2 p.M., Those frent Godericir attending tin• dollar or one dollar and tifty cents died'."' . .
•':.‘like" paused half a Minute before
Institute. About 1 50 were present, In
Miller, principill. of Centtal Collegiate
a r
petty autumn wedding took place convention.of ° Wena•n's Institutes Of - ' '
at Ontario street 1.7nited church, CHU- Western Ontario being held this 11 (1 Ilill Alcronn(q1 also bad a (man ()per -. replyint
g, hen with liaMls iipstretelied
.. Iteis. editor of The Milverton Sun' and'.
...Glory 1„,____ana I charge of the meeting was Albert W.
ton, Rev. W. \Voolfrey officiating, when at Hotel L(ndon, 1,4)11(1))11, NN 011 .ithig a coach from 1,11eknoW i‘o GOde- to the sky-eNClaillled.
P14 of the Post 11,1aSters' 'Associ-
Qtadys Mary, only daughter of Mr. and Mesdames A. Wilkin. Girvin Young, ‘,.. ,.,
r, Hell. the fare for which was se3.4enty- • ,.. , .. , g , „
1. . tiften • Bill bought meat- in Goderich
' • ' • ' • r - 1 tr ' •;'--t-4' 1(11)1)011
Airs. John Sieling James street, Clin- It. Holland, Chas. •Lockliart and, \\''. Pve e'ents-
ton. formerly of Goderich, became the Doak. . Today. a comfortable. modern M,otor- for formers holding threshings. By a,ti°n•.,
ENOAGENIENTS ANNOUNCED
, ways bus rims over the same youte— mist*ake, Bill left With‘line farmer a
. ".•' , f I - -.t1 . littl, •
Crediton Couple
ent to Ont. Hospital
Charged Neglooting iheir
d Child Rd qausing
- to.'Stfalro'
A, ereditop-4!ouple, Bruiestien., uid
boreeu liYallitefOrd, held. here in eustody
for 'the past week on a charge of man-
slaughter arising out of alleged neglect
to supply necessaries and ca•asing stw,
ation of their infant, were commiqed
to the Ontario Hospital by Itagistratp
J. W. Morley today for a Period, tiOt
exceeding sixty- days 'for examination.d,
byra psychiatrist.-
. Two local doctors who examined the
bo.uple both stated Erniestien White-
ford seemed' unstable and -4-ould break
down and weep when sinestioned. The,'
thought Doreen ,' Whiteford' seemed
more normal, but believed it best to
have both ',eXaraine4 at the 04tario
Hospital. Defence counsel, Frank Don-
nelly, and. Crown . 'Attorney D. a
Holmes thought -
Pleading _guilty to a charge of in- •
decetlt exhibition and one of illegal
possession of liquor, Joseph Webb was ,
tined $25 and costs- or. thirty days on
each count, '
A charge of keeping intoxicating
liquor for sale against K. E. Aitken.
was adjourned until November 20 on
the plea of Defence Counsel Donnelly.
Born near Bothwell,. - Mc- The hitter asked time. to_- learn the'
Cohnell moved with parents to decision in a reecnt case as to vilhether
Paisley when he WaS a lad of fifteen, medicated lotions could- e,considered
A. short time afterwards, his parents
moved to a farm in Asidield. Moving
day still iingers in his memory,, since
, was his task to lead it, la4 all the
•-way
the cow seemed in no particular hurry
to reach its new home; the trip took
three days. -After plodding along until
dusk of the first day, la, put up for the
night with friends at Black Horse:
The next night he stayed with the late
Dr. McGregor at Lucknow. •
Sees The World'
ReittOining on the farm with his
parent's until he was twenty-one, Bill
then bought • a farm at Sheppardton.
After farming it for two yearS, he got U.S. STAMP OF INTEREST.
whudering feet and wanted- to see the
world. To do thi,s :Ile signed lib for
a period of i•k-,veral years to sell a large
book entitled, ". "Practical,. -Home
-Physician." which was published by
the late J. W. Lyon,. of Guelph. Tffe
hook sold for ten dollars. Later, he
sold 'enlarged photos for a London,
alcoholic.
aniel Pitbiado pleaded guilty to a
eh rge of illegal posseskym_ of liquor
and one of keeping intoxicating liquor
Sor.„.sale tsecond—uffente.),
recommendation of the Crown, Pithlado•
was fined the.. maximum of $100 and
costs on each count.
Francis Overholt received snspended
sen•tence,on payment of cdurt costs on
a charge of havink a Spo,tlight on
his car. The Crown points out it is
illegal to' carry a,spotlight on a car*.i
any position at a height "above the
headlights.
. TO COLBORNE FAIVEILIP
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The new three -cent issue of United
States postage stamps hears a -picture
of the famous painting_ "The Dogtor.7
The doctor shown in thig pictur#•fis'
the late Sir James Clark, who Was '
private physician to Queen Victoria.
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• dean officiated.' Given in marriage by
her father, the bride looked lovely
in white net over ivory satin with
fingertip Veil. She Carried red roses.
The maid -of honor, Dolores Vharette,
sister' of the bride, "and the
bridesmaid, Alva Denonnue, were
gowned in yellow sheer. Marie
Denomme, sister: Of the bridegroom;.
W115 a fiowergiri, hoicked in ,blue
over blue satin, and the. ring -bearer
was Renee Denonime, brother of the,
groom.' After. the' ceremony. a recep-
tion was held at St. Peter's parish
hall. Thebride's mother reeeived. the
guests in a grey crepe dress with
shoulder bouquet -of roses. The groom's
mother wore bla& crepe. with corsage
of roses. After a -short trip the bride
and groom will make their home in
Goderich.
LIONS THANK REV: R., STEWART.
An inspiring.address ojk how to live
better one with another'NVas delivered
by Lions District aovernor Lloyd
Edighofter, of Mitchell, at the Goderieh
,Lions Club- meeting on, Friday night.'
'Tribute was paid to Ite.14 Riehard
,Stpwart, who is shortly to move to
London, tor MS contrihntions to the
,C4 0 deriebctions Club. -
CHRYSLER—ROOPE
The.-Miarsonage of Victoria street
United • church, tastefully decorated
, with ferns, chrysanthemuins And
candles,. was the scene Qf • a' quiet
wedding on Sunday morning, when
Pearl' Elizabeth, only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Roope. of Goderich,
lieeame the bride of john George Ed-
ward' Chrysler, son of Mr: and Mrs.
John E. Chrysler of Wallaceburg.,Rev.
L. II. Turner performed the rerenyony.
The bride, carrying a'White was
handsomely gowned in a street -length
dress of blush pink crepe .with -applique
of embossed 341313 floWers. Her
dress WaS a pink feather hat mid. her
corsage was of sweetheart roses and
carnotions.• The attendants were 'the
1)11 do,s• mother,n nd 4ftther, is.- • Roe pe
was beeomingly gowned in a street-,
length dress of robin's -egg. blue ,crepe:'
with black .hat and pink plume. After
a wedding dinnir, at the hoine a the
bride's parents the happy couple left by
motor for Toronto, Niagara Falls, and
points. east. the' bride travelling in a
brown crepe dresg.beautifully embroid-
ered with applique of green lovebirds
and cherry red coat With gold. chate-
laine, the gift of the groom. Mr. and
Mrs. Chrysler will •reside Cleaderieh.
•
FRANCIS—MILLS
Westminster United church,' Wind-
sor, Ontario, Was the scene Of a lovPly
evening wedding ceremony on October
rt„ when Norine Grace Mills of, Wind-
isor, only danghter of Mr. and Mrs.
X. Burton. Mills of Ooderieh, became
the bride of Glen Ward Francis, only
son, of Mr. and MI'S. Wm, IL Francis,
Windsor; „The bride was charming.,in
a black ---Hnglish wool gabardine .
With the new longer hemline. Her ac-.
cessories were a black felt 4M -the -face'
hat trimmed with„ satin ribbon 'and
blue ostrich feathers, bine gloves, white
lace blouse, and Welt suede Sandals.
A corsage of white gardenias cam -
bride of .Alvir-ray Clareoce, only:son a.
Alr. and. Mrs. S..A.•Elliott of Dun-
' Goderich to hincardine, and return— , g 1 , ..s. gi..
gannon aninnince the engagement of
Airs. Vsther East and -the late Norman. THE IIAI,LOWE'EN- PARTY ,
East of Huillett township. 'The church A reminder Of -the Hallowe'en part•,. and, making stops along the way. do -es' meat on them which he was -taking '
WftS beautifully. :decorated With 1011 011 Friday night at the WeSt -street the r(•turn trip in about two hours.,• • liorffir-for ,his 'dogs. On reacbing Kin-•
'to.Mr. ()sear C, Cuthill, son of Mr. anti '
their ,villy daughter, Margtiret .Pearl,
standards of golden .yellow 'mums and rink is hardiy liecessary.. If the 'phi- Despite S'now. rain, roads., fog or caliline. JAM realized his 11311: 11(4 -and
Airs. .Ii4lin Cuthill of Walton: the
foliage. 'Entering the chutrch tons forget, the young folks will jog what -have -yon, Bill- McConnell il'stali- (at his' return trip brought to the
riage to take plaee in November.
on the arm of her father, the bride was . their memorY. The- members of the . . , lished a . reputation .. for bringing farmer the correct oackage of meat.
s • •, •
'MT, and Mrs. Charles Crawford. Pert
thronkli his stagv c(iiJcli '` on trine if \\Then 'Bin- informed the farmer of the
mistake made the farmer replied. "I
)/ r , ant-mu/lie t / en,,agernen . o '-
-.
theught you' had made a mistake: be- .‘
cause it's not as -geod meat as you have fheir,,,,nly /laughter. Mary .Kathleen,
been bringing to me lately.”
. • youngcr son of Aft. and Mrs. Williain
Iteg.N., .to Mr. 1111,gli Stray:flan Men,
- Glen. of Goderich toWnship: the mar -
.nage, to take ''placr November '15th
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'REV. A., W.. ROWN' TO,.• . - GODERICH INDUSTRIAT, . at -3 pan.
!SPEND WINTER IN ENGLAND
• . .
BOWLING LEAGUE ., ., - •
m 1.. mid . AIrs.! Andrew 'Smith wish
Rev. A. W. Brown of Sarnia. --known '. There was some real. spilling 4;1' the eldest dangfiter. Teresa Delon: to John
' to, readers , of The '1 '1(11
;Is , ••t.'1' -and- "D" of the Industrid 1 League late Mr. dind Mrs.(1.Tilantgoeesst.y7:1Tng','faltbotP.
maples at 101 1111111 WS Alleys when group -Joseph Yon.ng, • •3 -
began their, season. • Sonn, 4 lose coin- Goderioh. The ftvi‘dding is • to take
potitien was provided .143 11. . Sparks 1)1:) 00 in November.
• 411 Monday night 1 095 1- 217250, . Ray 3.1r. a ti /I :qrs. W Mitt tri ' .101cTittie,
King .'t 6513 267-2'22, 11. Stu Illy t 054 i Myth. a nno-unce- the. enga gi-,flient of
224-3.1, W. .X. Moir (040 1 201. Joe their eldest (laughter. Mice Marj6rie,
Burke (615 i 234, T. wens .4 003 i 201. to Edward Charles., eldest son of Mr. -
Mid 'Jerry (625 4 242., (I. Heir 2(1, II. :Moil Mrs.. Charhs East, Autinvn : the
Black 229, Chi' s. 1,a rder 220, at -o:; • marriage to take . place • qnietly, in
I a oll:nor "4" I N4,01 • a 9"::'' 1 Ilfini- Novel be
.... 11 r.. .. 45....,..,.,
-dis1114a will wish film and A11,..,-BroN3 114 -‘.'• - - - ' - - - •,• • • . ( ..1,1 1 ...• _, , . , ,
e, • ll R(.iblyr o- '47
a happy, time 111, the . "old couitio"1111111 -- • • ,.,,,., - .
charming in a fioor-length govvh Wail Blue Water Band, spons01 s of the
train made of ivor.,-"satin and lace with affair, promise a hu g 111111 fou t.1 II. it was humanly possible. When' a
a fingertip veil held in place by a halo. snowstorm made the road temporarily
studded with pearls. Her only orna- COMING .TO GODERICH• impassable. Bill tn,rned into the near -
meta. .was a single stnand of • pearls. , est form house and enso' yecl life until
,,Slit• carried a (11S(0 de bouquet of Peer-
less red rosest She was attended by • •
Aliss Mary Walson, of Strathroy, who
wore a floor -length gown of turquoise
satin and net with veil to match and
parried a bouquet of pink Briarcliff
roses. Wm. 'East, of A111111 r11, C011sill
of the. groom. W115 beSt Marl. • _The
ushers were Edward East, of Auburn,
eousin of the -groom, and Fred Wall,
of Wingham, cousin of the bride. Mrs.•
Ed. Wendorf, organist of. the 'church,
played the weddindg Wish%
.A 'reception wa,s held at, the hoine,
of the -bride's- parents, Ai•ln•re about
sixty guests gathered. The dining,
mom was tastelW -decorated •In pink
and white. while a beautiful.. three-
story wedding cake ond pink cnndles In
Crystal holders . were the main decor -
inn ,-of • The. -bride; mothor
received „ the guests' wearing a rose
crepe dres's accessories 'Mid
a corsage •if red roses. The 1.4room's
mother assisted, wearing. an endiroid-
e1Pd lilack_nylon mesh .dress with 1)13) (i1,
aceessories anti a corsage of redi,,r,Oses.
Later Mr. and Mrs.' East left amid
showers of confetti and good wishes
on a motor' trip to .Niagara, Buffalo,
and Northern Ontario. -For travelling
the bride donned ft rbse dresS with
hlaek neeessories. On their return they
will reside in nunett...finests were
present from StratfOrd, Orangeville,
Strathroy, London, Kitchener,.Teronto,•
Wineham, Port Huron, Auburn, Utleft,
Mich„ li,,ondeshoro, Listowel,
Varna,,Ooderieb, Bluevale and Clinton.
The ,bride was the recipient bffmany
beautiful and Useful gifts.
' Honored by Hospital Staff
()p Wednesday of last .week the staff
tind *graduate,' nurses of the Clinton
Communit$ Hospital. gathered..to honor
Miss Gladys Sieling; a 'former nnrse,
prior to her marriage. An enjoyable
evening Vag spent and the bride-to-be
.was presented With a .beautifulwool
blanket. A delightful lunch was.
served, bringing the eveninp,„ to a close.
ll'AlEONA FLOOD
internationally acclaimed 111 , is
show( here with 111.r $25,000 Stradi,
Vit rius violin. with which she has
totired the world. thrilling mtisie-lov-
ing audiences. Gefferich Lions
sponsaring the concert at which
she is appea'Alg on 31011(lay eyening.
'November 3rd, in North street United
ehurch andittrium.
In her travels around the world one
of her hobhies ' was collecting eook
books in the different countries she
visited. She likes especially the Greek
way of preparing a leg of lajnb. They
make many slits in the fleshy Ala renaid,
sqneeze lemon jniee in,ench slit, after
which they press in a piece of'butter
ond sliee of garlie. Mix to-
gether • salt, pepper, marjoram and
thynie,. and 'rnb over the entire IrtifiSt.
Allow •this.to stand for some time; then
sear
the meat quiekly under a boto
flame beftire VMS fing it for about two
hours 'in a moderate oven. Pour a
small *Morita of water over the roast,
basting every fifteen minutes.
11/ annonnee• the engagement of 'their
A..W.13." of the '''.Things Around
Home- articles,. has -been given: leave,
of absence 1.),•-his..congregat ion to spend
a Avint(•1° his 0 . England with
rel-lifiA es and fricauls. 1Ic will ,be fti.:-
.einnpoitied by 'Airs. Brown. Bro‘vn
• has not .been in the best of hehlth
' of late and his.. nittiO' friends in
..
.1.* - TO (0111i4;ANIZE. BASKETBALL
,,„. und a rerm.11 in restured 11(.alth and
„ MOIRE 0(I'TORIP.R REIRIHES A meeling for the organiz:Ition of
.. .,..., ., whit, ,a brightwarin ,41I1 -hone over men a
s nd womenls ,haskethall tefinift
vigor.
,
0 (1,1erielt last Friday tinit 1,,old make will he bold in tie Cotiail `eh:rut:her Of'
NEW SIDEWALKS ON TUVE plea the Flot•ida t'lhalaber of Cimunerce the Town Hall on Wednesday, Novem-
SQL'ARF,, - envious, Chris... Browilh.t. Nt allied 011t bor 7.. at 8 pfin.• J. Cuthhertson and
. AN'ark \t 1'. commenced last NA eeK 011 into Ilk g:1 111(4 on Britannia road and W. A.. Suther,laad. sports directors of
the laying of IlOW- eellIelit :..zilleNVal 11:4 picked a thee hatch of raspberries. the (;oderiell iteereationar Connell,. re-
in front of the stores on the Square.
. only a few days before he gatheriid in 'Wiest the attend:nice of team delegates
st ra Wherries.
The block between East and Kingston
streets has been completexl and work
is DOW proceedind on the Mock between
East and Hamilton streets. W it h t he
supply of cement now 00 hand, and
another car eoming, it is expected there
will be sufficient to complete the work,
which *ill be continued as long as
weather permits.
THE WEATHER
Temperatures of the past week in
Goderich, with those of the eorreSpond-
itig week a year ago, as officially re
('4)1(1(41. were- as „follows:
194'77 - 1946
Max. Min. Max. Min.
Thnrs., bet. 23 ....69 46 -61 28
Fri., Oct. 24 55 32 53 25
Sat., O. 25 64 43 53 42
Sun., ()et. 20 74t 52 38 110
Mon,,, ()et. 27 70_ 00 40 30 IEWer, was not the oldest person attend -
MIS., Oct. 28 05- 52 40 21 Ing. Two colored mammies were p110
VI Oct. 20 59 50 38 • 25 sent and both were one liniadred and
and others. interested.
Thousands 'at Cleveland Show Acclaim
Mrs. W. McCreath 0111 iler 96th Urthday
CLEVELAND., Oct. 23.- Mrs. Wil- eleven years old. Both rind been
11011) McCreath. formerly of Ood,erieb. slaves. One.bad her "young" son with
Canada, eelebrated her ninety:sixth her; be was eighty-tWo. These were
birthday here today and received an the oldest persons ever to attend the
orchid froni the hands of Tom Breneealebrated radio show.
man on the Hollywood Breakfast ('lith There were many (l)1nadians at the
radio shm,v, Whieh is playing Cleve- show. Ono groupl led by Mrs. Lawr-
land in the interests of the Comrautt- enee Ormston, the former BiftnehO
ICnox of Goderieh, made thenaseive0
ity Chest' drive. „
As the spotlights played On Mrs. henrt. After the broadeast hundreda•
NieVreath, tlie crowd of more than ten of 1)01150115, 5110011 handwtwitli WS. Itte,
thonsand, sang lustilv ,""Mippy lllrth Creath 'be ' lo pment living with
dav to You." Mr R. Nfeereathhow- her daughter, 'Mrs. M t ifw•Irkani
of Cleveland. Mrs. DAvial Thomicon
and a II. Mcereatli tol cl'oronto tver0
present ' for the (pbratiou.
Cs.