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GODEP,IQH, 01\ITARIO:o THURSDAY, Nth, 1950.
ierieh Couple
elebrate 65th
Anniversary
WIT.,L, -011i
The bnPeri.al Windsor Sailed from
Sarnia this . (TinreditY). Inqui4
Well-knoWn, residenta Goderich' and , is expected to reaeh Goderlea
:1/19re' tlian tbFeeisoore, years, Mr. some Aline title" eveningt to'', dpou:
navigation. . 13ee4,Use of lieillY ice
does out: in. the lake ,stime diffic:a4ty ZZIJI/(.11°418. Til.t.44. 1-taTT.11.t.
, ere. ., e p in on t ere,
ie expected before the taakeir,O'Cites° was no. race, ,diaerimination. tOhe
Dectekile• The, imperial , Wiauleor TuttedIn itirtalca. *Telling of ' the
.carries a •cargo of gasoline. : beauties' of these island, the apeaker
kirst, veseel in last year was the, said that vaeons who aaiuld afford
Imperial Kington from 'Sarnia ea to take a- trip to Florida could
March" 24th at 6.50 pan., with Capt.. just as easily go to the West ladies,
Butters in charge. It was the litiandallY speakitig, as their (101 -
second' attempt of tiae imperial larsateeunt for mere there than in
Kingston, ice „floes at the, harbor Florida. fie deserified 'the islands
mouth haying Prevented the vessel as not unlike a Biblical, einintry.
from enterthg Godeaich 'tartan: on A committee wee appointed to
the first! attempt and holdipg it 'carry on tire Men's Clab meetings
in anicejam for about a we which will 'be resumed next fall.
.• 'Ne3ct project ' will be a eongregaa
LOOAL P.U.,,,RICEIVES , tienal petite early in the summer.
. .
e •
, •
• and M.A.:I:elan.. ..11atterie„on ,Mon-
day ,,!celebatitecl • :their
Wedding ennivereary. '%The_y -Were
niaaried in the- Orkney .1S1ends of.
• a Scotland ,whenshe was eighteen
• Years. of ;ageniul-lie; was in ' his
twentylourth year. Two yearrs
•* later they,‘ mile to Canada, and
..tifter a year at Ilanailt•on settled in
•.gotlericb, *here they have since
• ,• resided. • „
• Preaent for the 'anniversary were
sthele two daughters, Mrs. Wesley
Harrison (Helen) lend Mrs. Bruce
13. Durfee (Isabel), boil of 'Detroit
• Canting of ' seafaring•, .race, Mr.
• ilowrie after „arrival in Goderich
- was employed j fihing on Lake
•
Huron etrcl in other •occupations at
the harbor. • He.. fa' now retired.
MtWe'llowrie has. iqa „vOr..y_aqtYe
.,Bbtli she and lter • husband
- -ahave been tnembeas of K11.0X pres-
byteriart Church 'asince emning to
Goderich, and site late beena mem-
ber of every women's organizatien
in the' chercie • She in a- charter
• member of the Women's Institute
and else'. of the Alimeek Chapter, of
' the LO.D.11., The staunchest of
--Liberals, she has been ,a pillar of
0 -strength to the 'local party and for
aanany• yearsaelias /held official post-
• tions th ,Loth • tea% - and riding
aSseciatione.... She recalls with nar-
o denier. pleasure-, that' she •.sat,on
the platfortnT with -former ?rime: settle the aodount. ,
ek zie Kin ,when be
anueliroRn SPE -AXE' 44
. .
• VELLS-011/-WESivINMEW
' Dr. flarrietta Sitoraltet.bt Strat-
ford wa,s4gnea, t speaker at a banquet"
„meOting er,theaMea'S Club Of -North
street -gaited: Olettich field in the
ellureit qaall ,ott Wednesday ,night.
About sixty -Ave attended. :
, Showalter „deecribed tile "Britieh
REBATE QF $8,782.70 MRS: BOWMAN'S 8801 BIRTHDAY
. • . • Mrs. antes Bowmen f ,Bruesels
The local Public Utilities Com- .pastsed finother' milestone in her
inisaltiti' hag feeefretI tram tite Oifli1e'S-Toulney 1ia3t week, eelebrating*
tart° Hydro:Electric Power, Coin- her eighty-eighth birthday on March
mission, 'the annual •statemeat. for alst. • Mrs. J. R. Wheeler et God -
the year year .ending Octo(er 31st, • 1940. rich,' a _daughter, was with her
The total amount paid by the for the occasion, with two other
loeal Corand&sion for _pester received danghteia, .ainsa John Galbraith Of
In the • twelvemonth Period on Briissels and ',Mats-. j•Dr.) Scott of
monthly accounts was • $84,902.58. tindsay, and •het. son, Robert, •of
The cost as determined after the .Brusaels, teenier Warden of Huron
close 'of the period ' was $76,233.79, oeunty. Mrs.' 1341Vitian. is in good
leaving a balan.ce of '$8,068.79 in healtli -and received a lame number
favor of the loeal Conimissiona. To offriends who -called to 'present
this wee added $11.4 for inteiest, gangratulations' and good .wishes.
anda cheque for the total, $8,782;794 '
was received from the, H.E.P.C. to • MARINERS' SERVICE. „
The annual.itervice for 111 itrinens.
- The power bU tot FebruitrY, 're- will bealield 'in Knox Presbyterian
• wattaat- th U11)of 41 • tnrelaanextuntlity-evening,
ehis week,. was $6X0.80, •2.xid,. at .7 •ceelock. • ,
14 . • '
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1.
spoke In7-Goderleh some wen, -ya
years ago, and lase Suininer,-04 the
-occittsion- of --Print°. -Minieterea-Sta
Laurent's visit to Goderach, she. Sat
witk Ms
-ituren .
.auceeeding . 'election, than& .over.
eighty yeaa• of age, she .. worked'
- hard citiring the- eampatga and bit
'polling dayeatot the Liberals; but
$h� ha e mang. Canser,iTative friends
" ' and doesn't begrudge them a ride
• with her to the polling': lietethaf• f
there is rooteale aaratlana-te -iikathe cart.
• An eiperta In 'needlework .and in
,• • • el-I:painting, she has won hundreds
of prizes. at fall -.tains in Western
• Ontario,...inabuUn
.Fair at -1;ondon. • •
She is a cousin. of the late Dr.
• John' Gibson Iakster,.• for years a
• .prominent minister ,of he
Chureli in TioTnm1ler
• family Connections •lnelude'ne less
.a person .than WaShingtim
•.the, author,. whose forbears were
.Orkney folk: • • ". •
."1 iia.•lived 'a very happy life• ,"
sh,e says, '"and my advice is neaer..
• to -worry about:anything 'until. worry
• really comes to you. ',If anYouesays
:asontetbiner to .you that you dolet
like, doiet ,pay,aily. attention to it."
a Many 'Callers
On Menday there was a stream
of ',callerS .atatlie •home on
Lighthouse atreet, where .they were
cordially '_gre'eted by the . worthy
• • couple and their daughters: ' Aire.
Norman :MacAulay, 'Elgin averiue.,
•,,and MiSsMary (Jordon poured •tea,
arid wedding cake Was served from
a three-tier confectien made by ..Mrs,
• HaWrie heaself. The Tooma .weve
lilled •with flowers and other gifts
• and theee were eardst; letters, and
• telegrams galore, from points near
•and, far..
Among the gifta, ,were theaTefrom
• .the - Ladies" Aid SocietSe. of ,..Kailix
Chorth, the Goderich Liberal As-
aeciatien, the a"laaomete'S Institttte
theihmeek 'chantey of the 1.0.D.F,
• a handsome lainp fram the 'neigh-
•- bora, anifeeVeral gifts froth Detroit
• friends.' The daughters ,ancl. Sona-ia-
•'law presented Airs.-Ilowrie with
„ Ievela , triple, strand_ of 3:wal1a., A
saline of special pleitsnre was. a tele -
•,:phone message fawn the celebratiag
• couple's, only • grandchild/ Hiigh
• ' ("Bald") Harrison, whowee' •, do-
• tained at Detroit by examinations. ,
Alex. Butler of town :com-
pesed a 'clever poem ofamany. verses
in honor of the eceasiona.
. 'Altogether it, wtra a. proud . day
• for Mr -and Mr. liaterie,aerid the
' general • wisha of theta •artmlero'ui
friends Was that they would hitae
: ,many more attniVerattries. • .Though
both are ie -their atintit.eecitde; they
.are in geed health, and spirits .and
ate splendid examples of the sturdy
• • constitutions induced In youth .by
the ftesli sea-alti 'of , the Orkneys:
Lang may 'their tuna reek l•
• STEWAIIT-NlviNs
On •Saturday afternoon •ft 1
'O'clock, Rev- S. E. Hayward, Paster
o Benmiller United Churelf, ina.
ceremony` at tbe nittnee, -united i.
teitariage Besskaadangbter • of •Mr.,'
a arid 111.ra...'„ Dttaial Nvths PtlIcaefiat_91.t.
2; Wt WitNettnosliaaatid* ME -Rey"'
Stewart,- elder sen. df Mr.' and
• Mrs, Gordon -Stewart, filen of can-
. eession 2, 'West WaWanoSh. Th4
britle' Woke, a street -length blue silk
jersey dress •with short 'sleeves, and
.a 'corsage ofdeep pink roses. The
. ;. bridegrpones coesin, , Miss' . Joyce
' Stewart, of Dungannon, wee- brides-
•. maid, dressed in navy with Taliatnan
roses. •Mr. Paul ' Caesar. of Dun -
i_ giennoti 'attfintled the •gfooni. • On
• theirjetutn froin.a wedding talp.te,
Niagara Fags • the • couple will re-
side in Gotierich -
* • L. •
TWO "C.G.t.T: GROTIOS
Members of the°C.G.I,T. group a.
• Ichok • Church were hostesses. to
6 •
.•411)70.. •At., he•
,raNOI•roil•
•
Frew left to '- righta L. D. Wakelin, ,mapager • of , the arena ; D.. MeoneY,
, • Arena citrate -lesion ; . Mayor George Mathie.son. •
'
chairinan of the .•
.N OranttS
%,„1.4.4151ES' NIG T
,
,
radio (pia • PrOgrftta
feature of the iPusuien .Chib'S•
annual ladies' and yak' preSidents'
night at tile Goderieh*Vaidlion okt
Atodid#y, attended- by abont sixty
•niiiibets and:, gtieSts. Dre
aliai; Bud' gortilirsWai_vs:ouqUizbymawStroo.r.
we ,
Madeline Bridgwater, , :Ntrs, (race
ratterSon, 114.."1 Maxine 11111, Mtst.
esloril7 WWIllnanicerY''"of'cla,:1%•1111srilitjfiarly.'ellbii°ininn'f
dance vas Mrs.oVenua Worthy..
Chalrinan.., of the entertainment
.:-conunittee WIAS Bill Dolby, •
'Members of the Gederleh Kinsthen
Club are attending the charter night
orthe BXeter club „this evening. A
nominating committee ltas been (AP-
pointe'd Ap bring i1 11 new slate of
officers, Air the Godegich club. This
cominittee Is CI Shenton, chair-
man, Frank Skekton' add CharleS
111..idgwatei, ,
_
BlancheII •
•BOATING DOWN THE
Adjuilicator,for
Drama Festival
* The director 3;kf afSaint. Joan"
the veinning play in -the 1948 -Do -
1WallaCeblirtirak,e$
I NIAITLAX,DRIVER,IN'1900- . 4 •
Ithe Serie-Kinsnien
A.t this ason of the y,eaf recol7 Outfor the Season
tedious, ef doings on the' Maitland" •
Mr. II. T._ Etheards haa in Ina ,posa . At • •Wlaeeburg. • -Satiurilauy•
River ygirs ago come tb Mind. „ . •
minion Drama Festival, w,ill 1,d- session photographs. -efea trip down night Godericai Kinsmen awere-ellin-
jpdhalte the Goderich eartnifft-Fesfar the oa -Goed Friday, A.pri
ivej, on Wednesday and Thursday, . • . • "A" 0.H.A. competition when tlity
• .ApriL,12th and 13th. A9" 13t 1„. 1909. .11ahe party inetuded, .•
111a‘nhe Ilhe....,.oggtosokoLtidettn, wtrhce-kmighidtr-14.1ratifi-er s_dilv-41.4=4/Etidac.itt.-
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ituar
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HERBERT -31, GLEplIat 'eta a pally year e ago and surviving are
• . Herbert M. 01,edriill, Kincardine
business man with a shoe •.store
• Geduld), :as well as at' Kin-
eardineaadiedaire Western-Uoieltaia
T.erinito, on , Suiaday,.,at• the age 'et
fifttathree years. elle was the t3011
of •the late Mt. and -Mrs, Daaid
ledhill - and -a wa.a._ ielated
to. the Gledhill& of Bet:10,11er. • He
asuraived by. lifs' wife' and ..one
son, David..., arhe ,funeral took place
,odaruesday afternoon at kincarcline
and waS attended' by. ' T.. -J. Gam-
Mageamanager of the Gledhill store
hi .Gbderich., and Mrs. aGanunitge;
Alias Beulah. Long. and Mr. ',Clyde
Gleithial of Beniniftera and Mr. wild
„Mrs. 'Glee:. Came, Goderieh townsplp.
- MrOWAt ISIel.)0tGAI,L*
Mowat- ,MODongall, member Of a
well-known Potter's- 'family',
died suddenly. at ,elintqn on.,,Taeas-
day in his sixty-fOurili .year.
worlma in. Goderich at frey.tent
periods ' and was active tn._ the
Liberal parta, • interesta hoidiriga the'
office of president. Of the local! as-
sociation. • A e'en., of the. late • Mr.
and Mrs. Donald McDoligall, is
sureiyed. by five, brothers, tinci tliree
sistets: Roy, of Firilay, B.C.; Doug -
of • Porters Hill; Wililan
(Scotty"), of BOise; Idaho, the
evell-knoWn professibnal wrestler ;
of °deride; Of
Clautou; Mrs. D. W. •Gibson, of•
;Detroit.; Mrs. J. McCullough, -of
Torontei and Mrs. 'A...Catalano, of
Boise Idaho. 'He waeaekilred as -a
trainer of raeing .horaea, and 'Was
employed in, this, capacity at Clanton
at tbeetime ofhi death.:',.T,he fun/
eranerviee was held this (Thnrs-
day) atfteruoan at the BrOphey
funeral hew, "Rerva , Mac-
Millan officiating, • and •the pall-
bearers were ,Wootl;' 'Fred
and Frank Morgan; Wilmer ''Ffar-
lisen„larank McDonald ina'Norinan.
MeDeugall. The inteament was In
Maitland 'cemetery.
two 'sona, Reginald and John, of
• Goderieh ,One daughter, Mrs.
• Electok Hawkins, of Saginaw, Mich.;
brother„ „Snittlea_ef. Cetiax:
ville, Mieh., and a sister, Mrs. Clara
Aden, of 'Highton, Mich. .
The funeral service was _held, on
_We.dneeday afternoon at the Bro-
phey funeral Ifonte anda wasecon-
of
as,
11-
• :MISS' MARION FRASER • a
Mies ,Marrion F•raser, the ittSt Stir-
viviug member of it fernier Gode-
rieh died' at Saranac Lake,
-N.Y., on Tuesday, Mareli 21st', after
11 hrief folloWing a stroke.
A, daughter of the late„ 'Mr. and
Mrs.Jeines• She W'as, bern
itttioderidit' tetallaUtpa -and the"
'family later -removing , to town she
attend,ed" sehOol here, qualined as
a teacher, and, became a member,
of the- Goderieb, Publib scheel staff.
Over twenty-five genre ago' She ecl.
compaided her mother. and. elaster,
Atlas Lillian, when they went to
Saranac Lake on account 'of her
sister's health. 'Beth mother ‘• and
sister died there 'and she ,remained.
The' b'edy itraived Goderich
On -Thursday niglit, acpompanied
„Ity two friends;.--11Irs.„Dorothr--"Wil-
son of Sarailac Lake, 11;41 'Airs. J.
11. „Webb 'eta Mon teen 1; and the fun-
etal , service . was bele on Friday
morning at the .Brophey funeral,
110010.tne. 'Bei.. C. W. 'CoPe,' ministO
of.'icorth street' United Church, of-
ficiiited, and in, 'attendance were
Many relatiVe$ flil(Ltortiner neighbors
trent Goderieli township, 85 , well
its associates of, Niisa FraSer, when
she lived in fown, Burial was. in:
Maitland cemetery, the pallbearers
"being Vatter Wattle, Forest *Mc-
Clure, Donald ,Nlacteenziea Geo. G.
,Nittetwatta JOS. Barton inul • A. 1'.
Sturdy. '
rd. Mits. ,ELLTIN
the 1101131111101'1101131111101'et, Tnesday
,31r.'.s. Eitee eent of Goderielir
'
.evening. When they sat down 0.4(001110(1 rsidBarrow's, oltl and
')4141I1(')4141I1(•supper in the Xnor Chnrch
parlors., , The president, 'Marilyn
The
had charge oils the worship
°service': Rtith Reed read the &rift -
time leasen• told "Ilairothy McCabe
led •in prtoter. • Vaster lryjens Were
• sung and Betty Ilowra •was,,,pihnO
11 ('('030101111.41 for a gingsong. Iligh.
light of the Meeting Wile the 1110W-
' lag of vieturOs local interest by
Jiob ll'en.rY; which was tam% en-
• joyedt by tite Gameg Were,
playod later rtndthe Meetifig tloSed.
with "Taps:"° „
dada's -iv MacMi
KnoX..."Church. '‘The inter:
in a 'Maitland: cemetety; -
bearers being Robert Jess ,, bare
Maynard, a Geotge, • Litidatty,- and
Jackson. ,Berreiys and W.elter •Daer.
Among tho.se attending the funeral
were Mas. Hawkins. and ..daugh-
tor, ef-SaginaW ; Bur-.
eow,i, • og $tnit,tford,„ and:, her " two,
dattghters, Mr.., Pryile,. of- .Burftpg-
i
• ,On.q of the senior prOducers. .133,• :( of- their win the 4Burg, 'sextet naves
, ly-ftiltsp-an
1)8 activities in New York with thie mallY trom taoderich apd, p,ut biathe •_ „ ••• a.„. ,
e7 into Ahe'linteemeillate "'AP
Mrs. *Hogg stjtrted her • theatre ,Iltck , Bea ere. taken ,ba
American' Labo.ratory Theatre eenuonnals, arneeting Tillaonbutg. •
mai "river •below the, dam at ...tAubutn, . aa„ • .
was •assOciated -With, that group .t,1 e•ni.ea .tydueg•fellows then). intik- - in the opening fi'alne the Feed
Lea -yang ,A,utatrn at dayhreak„uthey the locals /faded badly after _that,
boys outscored ,the Kinsmen; 2-1.and
ing • the trip to Auburn • ea 'foot.
an actres-s for -five '. years. ,' Her' '
directing -experience has been Mein- tiatted_ _the, fort v-inile ' vO.yi.eggaatat aillytivigre,__ the_ ',Burg. squad. four_Jui-
ly. with -the -London -a -Little -Theatre.- •,odericli "at;•„0.,..Paireia''''''''..'''', . , - apawered "talliea ' in the middle
1.1irs.• Hog has else been aseqciated , 1
terbulent rhea inVolved some ,peril 1G1 feriaPd and being on the short end
Atli -the 'London' Little Theatre . That eheat rip .d.own the swollen,
University of, Western Onterio Suitt -
is, made evident by one of .the photo- For t131.1 17•,e'l°111:111netrS1,01.41(1•eilellitiCtt'Dsotatinglzaas.
raer. School _Since ,ItS iticeptioni_and .,T
in iphs- showing- one- of , the ..-boats and- Goodntan catinted taerce, while,
this ” ,year , has.: been' . appointed .a.-1.-.
,director-in-eharge. ,, . , ,J,st ;after • it had :ne,gatiated the Pagh, Hy -stead_ and Asselatene
- alf Ile • 'neer Benmiller. The pair scored singletopea Miller and Altai
. The •total, 'number -of •entriee: 're, "--1 7 ' — --
11101'011g t h I S boat were mr.-,-Ed- eillied for .elie4 KinSinen.• Deatad-
6eived for the 1030 Festiaab is 533: waxa., anthJack 'Cattle,: Manipula-• awl, staraing inathe Kinamen's net
This as. an- increase. of -seVentY-twe;
tion a U1( bo partieularly at this stopped, approximately fifty, slcote.
everlast •year'slotel. ' •Tbe addition- .
Part Of ,the trip, called. for .skill and Tha teams: . _ . _ '; _a. ' ,
IA. entric's :in the piano,' the brase?
;Mr.., John G. '..'"Manh wikhes to. to the raft d .aIt
. streitgl it?' raid the spirit of adveetare , GopmetC11.- Goal, •Donitidsan ; ates than we have, -
•
•
claases..fOr trained .voicets, promise '
Mid -woodwind,' •and. in . the vocal which was high •in these daya of defence, ...Miller, al•eeo : .eeetre, Newa, annortnee ' 'the engaaeinent,•:0of. •,hie`.. , roliNleualtieedf,e,
"SCITOOL'F' RLY T' iWARBLET
MENT
CLINT( )N, 28.-1Varbie
iiner
lYtieus?eedn
et(jirisa n
1,c)•eor"itiallot,won't contribute to their support.
met, hi the agiolaultural office., board
room here INIonday afternoon at a
special schottizafor warhle fly, in-
spectors. The 'purpose of this
school was to enable those, partici-
Pating, in the 1950 warble fly cam-
paign to .become more experienced
with the mea'ne used in the eradica-
titou of the warble fly '-ander .the
Warbly Fly Act of 1949.
Re resentativea • 'trod Nicerris,
Turnberry, Csborne, trey, East
Wit-Wanoali and : Go-defieWtewa-ships gregatione' Who'-'aae 'unable t**0" Paya
iiTEturmi eanittYeandaFullartou and 11[1 i T11111111li-*.atil,.!
Hibbert .towuships- in Perth were students • to inission field* tit the
present. An eclecattotat • filen.' on West during the stuinnere ,
the atairble-ffeaewas-Showna-and,-Die- -e-Wee-aaalsagataanatattgaplaaaaete te- Stud-
-gingstafire"70-xtrairfrrerefin-ii- for the ministry ; theneatiteralievenea-a-
(ol1ege,. Guelph, was-2,,preeent with years of college..tealitiag they go- to
R. , Graliain ;of , the livestock a einatlagengrektitioa ana 'offer
branch, • OntarioL, DepartMent. 'of them leas • than we. would .pay
Agriculteee„ Torontaa; to give 'some girl in an office.. .
general instruCtiofr:Lon 'the spray- Db we ever consider who pays-
-ing and; erildication' of the warble for our ',colleges? The Government
inakes-a, grant for the nrta, ebarae,.'
- Thenaunicipai ceinicir trf each of but not for tlittetogy,,"$ea. apart from -
tlaese townships .repreSerited, had students' • 'fees. (whieh. -have ' la -
enacted a bylaw after 'the signing creaSed coneiderably) the addition -
of a' petition by 66 pet. cent,. of all al expenses must collie ,from the •
cattle own'ers in,the toanship„ , eliureh budget, and they attre •in,-
Thie .-setie-617 was.: the that la it creasing every year, , (except' the •
seriee of seven pf this nature te professors' salaries). •
•
lie held during March in 'Walkerton, • Somestudents are getting part of :-
eol-
Batele,atid Lindsay,.
Wiarton, Alarluble. te310.1emi: itilllegin:tlt,s'ttjan);i:edii;St.tfthteOS,
'
leges; 'they make friends there, and.,
Elast
NGAGEMENTS ANNocseED • taa) years aye ,have loat atiote men
"•'-`
e 01 uppori
ro e
forthe Church
•„ ,
The congr. egatien,
byteriati .churelkqteard line7 ser-
nion Suncla)r':worOng'i vvb.g% tlie
Rev. A. 1g:ell Miger, )4.)".),* of
. ,
Toronlo,!spou on; ,:cOnr. Steward.'
shiP 'PreAyterini,W.” .*
Ile stated-. tinkt We need to 'realiZO
ilia( we tire; all Stewards Of ihe
tlihigs 'that god. has .gi,,,,Ven • nig, 0.141.:4'
,referrcd to • Paul's tettek .:4Ito the!
„Corinthians.- in witich he spoke 44,
the ellurcil.` iNliteedentla,:e Where
-they gave out 'of .their deep pOv,°-'4
erty, even beyond their , 1)ower, for
the mintsteipag of the saintS.,".
We in- "-Canada are shirkifig our- -
reepensibility, said the .preacher. In •
outarlo, .out of every hundred del-. .-,..- •
'ars that is spent,, a .little over _
mile dollar gees to all cliaritahle
11l 1'] indeding , the. adietreh.
Soiue Preabyterittaia':-'001-•'111
don't believe in ntiasionsa
Mr. atillee „explained ,that tally 20
cents out of each. &liar goeti,t,
work in British Guiana, Formpiga,
India, and the Koreans itt Japan, '
Many. o°,f 'their churcheis 'ore, self--
supporting,and are, doing a :grand
work angilig their--i}wn peop,le. They
•have stood the. test et the . war:
• years and have not been •• found
,wanting. • Out of the retnatning 80
cent.', help ..Ls given to, augment ,the.
salaries -of minister& in small Can:
Y 0 taig • maphoOd. . ' canelee; "wiings; .Faurkter,- .a-tYaset ; ' daughter Doris 'Merle Dong (j. • 1370101.•1'..lentir.0,111englesst9ais,„„tio
to profide keen. intereat. and cone
111 th 0 se . days •flfe t rip' was .ain alternateS, Mactiouttla, ( urge., anti:gni, son- of -Mr.,. and -111P-vticant • bulpit.S.,•, What -)are 'aye ,
petition in .ettch ,section. , year. •after year by,. venous. parties,. brook, 1V. -Weetbroek, .A11111, -P-14114.S, .1\411141•S..G. tit; 'the -Wed- •
•
going ..to tier about it t • ; •T • • "
tech, and Mrs. Jeasep, of Stratford, . but after 'the fatal adventute of Duckwertha
dine 'to take -place ylinton earl.).- The laidget.' fee: • the'. yeeta, ••• •
• 11 and $otaaJackson Burrows; Of De., CHARGED WITH - • Dr. Frank Ttirrthe ee 1.2 t h, _ .wA Eli 170 G0,411, , Pear- , •
.• Si 50,000, and if every member gave•
vatrai the. cestone'fell into dia.uae. „WI; deferi( - • . • • . • :Arr. and_ Air.s, Ihrrvey Fisher.' of Se week 'thiS ainetintYwouRrbe •
trelt ;•.Jus'eph, Smale CRUELTY TO 'HORSES
liqrtin I McKenrie • -
•• eetirre,• Nye -lead ; winOas,, , Duca( ne,
.. - • ,
, _
4 WINS $1,000 SCHOLARSHIP
, ,.
Rle47,10., &audit 1 A 11, n0111010 earl, i Vivitin Nero,
!Colborne. ' township aintremtee the reached: ' ,, a . • • ..
to Benjadnin Murray,
Mr. and Mrs. ,Thos, :j., Stilkeld of • ,..._
•Lovst (aubeaeal). ..- . . .• ' 1..
..... . . • . . •
.- to, Ca ,-,,e, place,.early dn April.
and -Mrs. Myrtle • Fleming', all 'of, • • • •
. •
At the- preeent time fifty• per cent •
Detroit. . f. In weekly cdfirt today' Magistrate V1.18SHELEN.S.ALKELD„. . of • their daughter,
of 'cetera . members do not . Ma:
, , G 0 rd oil ; ,. 111:11'1,1111 tfzi,„„., pagh, p; Me- i •anataaareeoeut
tributealo the budget. Thia: ileavee
JAMES W. MacVICAR ' - weeks the hearing of a - charge
• D. E. Holmea adjourned for three
three thinga to be „ considered.:
' Tho Sudden 'death of James W. against Themes Ryanf cif Baucefited
,
1. We • must raise more money.:
alacV,Icar, whieh occurred at his .of erueltrato 'aninaalsa . Ryan ,was
.2, tGea. intet debt - •da ,a :Gi'c'('
home otia, Cambria • road on Sunday ordered to, sell in that time , the
uft'eothe of time worle . Which is it
morning, brought a shoek ,nbe, WS' three- hoe -es Which police said be
..
goieg to lata• ,Are 'we going to, ae- -
to his relatives and immediate had been , neglectitig, ,to feed pro-
cept Mir . reaponaibility? ,_ ' .--2;
friends' but to the toweapeopte, gen- perly." Ryan ' also wae , reqUeated
Re 11 11. ..Q. • MiteMillan,eondueted .
erally. "'Mr. •11.1aeVicar had.been . un-" to pay a neighber, Richard NleCeb,e,
•
•
Dungias,. Petrie, Schell, .A.s.selstine;
of :qr., and :11rS l'i • •Gr
. ()tea ae
- Miss Helen* Salkeld, daughter • - • a . halal of Godericli the • Marriage
West Wawanoele formerta'of Gode- WALL.ACEBURC.4,,.AND, • . .
rich, haata been awarded' a a1,000 LOCALSVIRIN'OlUVIE,HERE PERSONAL% MENTION.
scholarsaaalay the I3eSeagch Council • • „ • • ,
of Milario. 'NUS's Salkefd. coin- At the -Oodei•Ich arena. on Phut's- 1,11e4e4e: Nicholson
well for . for two' or three 'Weeks: but the 'cost of feed •whieh 'McCabe
said little of it and a fatai-aesult was provided for the Itorsea. •
.
uneXpeeted. Born in Gedericb, be • Mice • said that • on • a visit to,
..was a'eon of the late aira and Ryan'cleSertee'''fitrueena-February
Mis...Jarnee MacVicar. ..Ile i air- 23rd „ they . found.' time horses
vived b 1ii wife,' the ,:teriner running loose, a loot ,and a -half of
Carolyn Limikeld; two •'brothers; allow, on the ground mid..the".. ()MY,
Georgeond-David, of Goderich, Itaid- food Wheat staaw.ain theamoe, of,
five - •sisters, a Mrs. F.,•• R. Redditt, nareofed barn, annaVailable to,
the horses:. On a second visif• on
February, -127th,. ' •a considerable
ameunt oft this wifeek straw ,Inid
keen thrown down from the, mow..
Misses 'Margaret, Belle. and Mary,
of GOderich, ftlid•Lilliasj. of Welland.,
, He MIS aa-alieson,'. a member of
Branch 109, Canadian Legion, of the
Nienesetung Canoe Club and, the for the horses. :Arrangements, were
:Godeticha Lawn Bowling 'Club. He then made, With ;McCabe -te feed
was a ..,veteranatlf World War ia the homes.
'enliating 'at Calgary with the, Can- Ryaii• said • at aoWirtg, to Macias , charge • of carele4 driving
. ,
adian ,Mounted lailies early in 191 5 he had .been in London ,but claimed . A .
and serving averseaS.With a Machine to have loOked - after ite ,h.orses againat Albert J. Sliorea' Gmlerich
ape, •He Weis wounded at the adeauately. lie said he Arad tried eldctriciaaa'was dismissed tip alagis-
1 cotrate .13: E. llohnes• in Magistrate's
Sernme in '• /910 aiand Was invalided to' -sell the horses, 'hut nobody •_
home 111Geteliera• 1918; Atter 'his 'wanted to buy a draft horse today, Cotirt en• Thursday afte1.11•01)11, Mat.
partial., recovery he was appointed with trueke and traders plentiful. A. car drtfen h3' the 11(01150(1 was
involved, tit an • Accieent' 'With a
issuer or --Motet car 'liceases, . in Ityare,'alao .claimed he couldn't get eouPe „drteen, by O. , E. , . Errata.
Gederieh,, la position • he -hetata until a trticker to ,,1,,Wing ..the ' horses to.
, .• _ Auhuria On ,the., empty' hiehway
_death.' '. - ' • JaPnuote s:0 lie conk] teed' them 'there,.
--•.'The' funeral SerVice'veaSa'theld 'Oil Truckers oared' 0013'0310 cent a A arer a 'mile; 'west of Catiew, ow
Wednesday afternoon at the home pound for ,theahonses and ilyan ch -a -a -I -Verne -Bean, Caalqata -tea.
,ji i telaing a tear& on the, aide of the
on 'Cranibeire rei-idaa.,Whore there ' Wag wenldatuitaseIl at' 'tligit Trice. , ':. --;
• age attendance of Masons and „. ,Pleadingagitilty to three' chaitgaaa .1*:"ti' Alia Shore'Pillledaotit te pa
the teatta and, did. not ' •see the
ve•eranS, as well ' as many other Kenneth Dickinson of dodericli was Errata car until it wasaonly 100 feet
citizens. Rev; C. W. Cope, Mieister •fined $5 and coats • for inadequate
Of North street United Church, eon_ ,iig.ii-tiilg oh . his car,. ;2 _mid...nos_ away.,_ He, applied the _brakes and,
the car- skidded. . ; • . -0
ducted the service, end the • pall.: for parking in front, of a driveway, Murray • Lovett, Ilayafield Youth,
bearerir Were ' Mayor G. Mathieson, tied $15 and costa for yermitting Pleaded' guilty •ef Vie theft of :r ahirt
Peter Bisset, C. lr: 'Chapman,' Geo. a person to operate' his motor and $2ec'e05l1,a1 the Cantam• Radar
G. alacEwan, Dr. II R. Hall and vehicle witlienr irattriitiaaall . School. He ts•unenipToy-redTarTu *In
W. ',W.,Ross: ;Interment wits in the ' --- ----- - - - -- . a, statement • to police said he took
Soldier -a" aleinerial, Park at r. Matt- , , 'WOlvaiN,S HOSPITAL, the 'neaney to pay some tlehte. He
land•cemetery, Whore Masonic rites • • • AUXILIARy ' . . was 4011111 0(10(1 ft., Week. And ordered
Were , conductedlar4 Past Master a ,MreaM
.aoney pre-si,ded atothemeet_ to.. return -pie. shirt„-andaanake-are-
Aaoherea-Ittaset Of- --Mititiand-','Eodgv. .
ing 'of *the WomonislITopitaf:Aitx11:: kfletitio:n ..'of 41te- -ineitiOk., Ile „had
The casket' was draped with the aary•held ift aracKay, me, dn Nion- nia previotas „record: • _ ,,
Union Jnek °and area attended ilia (thee., A. connofttee WAS fO•r/Iled 40, r Pleading not guilty to a. 'charge of,
mentleara of 1 he.4;egion under Presi- aaaist the nurses .of the bospitar cri161ty to ;three hor:ses lrynot pro-,
dent Cael Niftier: Three 'trumpeters ,aa their spring dance, 14416 held ilt yidipg feed, Tianims, Ryan, , Stanley
front the -Clinton ,11,,C.A,F. Sehool Sky 'Harb_or OE APril, 280. a. ; " townshtpa WaS_ remanded a week, -
:Mended 'EaSt Post and Reveille. . 'A cheque for $50 wag received avith bail set at 41500. . :.
Among the • maay Iloral-itrOures ,f),:oni
were those from Menesetting Clue% the *Maple Leaf .01ntpter to be
need'. tor the oxygen 'Alt. fund' °.:•
'Club.; Goderich 'Branch' 109, Can: at a
airs. ...Lt
ooney reported an the, pro-
adian Legion; Maittaftd Lodge, No.
83, A.,11. & A.M..; GOderich Lawn greSs of the marathon bridge and
Bowling CIpb ; Gdderieh automobile ilitienNe'il; 11001(1041 11)
t• bospital. aa :soon P s
o trail overail
...
dealers ; eniployee.s of Gederieh Salt It I, recTived, .4 •
Opmpany ; Ntif.ses' Alumnae r Of
Alexandra Hospital ; C oni num ity
Nursing* Registry t. Welland ,Ibulflic
School staff ; Roas Scheel. staff,
Nirelland, and the neighbors, • .
-Out-Of-teven people here for the
Aftlnekitl. were: Mr. and Mrs. W. 'I..
Dunkeld, Pontlite, , Mich. ; airs, 3,
nneher, Kingaton ; Mr. and Mrs.
Donald flearle*, Toronto.; Miss
Lillifis Maellear, Welland ; Mr. and
'Mrs. 14, ,IL Mon, 'Oakville; Mr.
Jatt1o4 M. .11,edditt, ToroA o ;31i'.,.W., C. McKenzie, Hamburg, NeY.:
ProfeSsar, and Mrs, Den . Jones„
,Guelple; Mr, and 11rs. • 'John A:
'Carlyle, 'Mr. 14.1rnest Chpiip, , Paris,
Ont.; Mr. fu40,1111s. It. 3*. McCormick,
13tan1ford.i„ Mr. T. L... Mc'Kenzio;
Toronto ; . • :V•i''. ' Thonats .cntlYie.
Pleting -her. tifth eear tit the Ori- d evening (1odericli and •olito•eiwas renewing tie(pniintia0es in
laria Agricultural College,: Guelph",
where she Ines Obtained. 14(1 iiil4.
degree ' and is studYing-fot" her
Master degree. -She-is 111 firesent
engaged iu researcirWark ento-,
molpgy 'and agrieulture. • -
The, schol a h ps -awn riled h,y the
()ii 111115 Research -rouileil itre for
the. :Pm:prate of- -TheiTitat algpoi-
g:01u0 te w Ili in agfiCultaral
scieece, blotagy, forestry, geology.,
m a ttnenat ics„ nri n era logy. t ndiittl-
• subjeets. •
„
. MAGISTRATE'S COURT
•
Vella coburg Froz5,-N-Foods battled town this- Week. '
'"1.The• Lord'S Pit and,' niss
Miller. The choir sang. the atthem
Marilyn Butler sang a ready soli),...a
"There Is, a Green Hill Far Away," •
' The evening• serviee 'was held in
the lecture' hall. -, fine film; en-
tifted4•And•NalW1 wai-ahown:
'Sir. :Niftier apoke briefly in eXplar-
t serviee • end . In taotlaced' • lir.
to a -1 4 deadlock in the third nine Mr. •zifid Air, Jaines .liontildson
oc . the% , 0.1I.A. , Interinediaite--.44,A.11, 'returned litae , last '‘ivepk :after
p11' ea w as. ,The' y left otat loat po•speudiug the :winter in Florida: .
1,1111O, ill finding the scoring. range , ,•31r. and -atre. Win. ' Ritchie of
and witlita 'Six mitinte.s lied 'counted „Maitit001111 .•Island., are guest's with
twice, 'Martin -and Al.iitdon. • being , the forMer's sistera, airs. John _Mar.,
the., en laierS, !rite Jamie reipantle-di wa,k, MITI MI'S, W. 'Leevoit-';-
lay hlkaNtiug their offensive. leaven:, Captain :William •Rubiltson,' has .
it .ti.43, when Iiiickw:ortli Aured received 'word_ that .‘,* has been. ac„,,aaia mar
---- -. a t ion of 'the .picture,..and. after 'Abe -
with, the an'embers" bf - -
,with .A.Illies -la.s.sistauve, and tl•iree U(( 0) itt tiasaing his 0' 401111 ,the sessium, 'Wait] ,Kif malingers.and
aninuteii. later when Pis et eon verted ', zit leas fel! marine ' Captain's impe1s.. bu' for '
.1"aulkner's ,paasout. - 1, i . Mr. and m
Mrs. Neil Thopsondget committeean informal
mac-masa0n- • -.
"pleased away on Monday in Alex-
andra Hospital, Where ',she „had
been a patient' tor two years. She
W415 111 hoe ninety-third yeararoame
erly Men °Sinale, she wths ilern
at Mitchell and spoilt early years
in the Part Albert distriet, She
married, George Burriiws and they
livpd at' Shoppardeon, Vit 'for the;
last forty-five years slle had been
ft resident of Gloderiell. She wag
11 niember„ of itnox Presbyterian!'
,Church and of the Ladies' Aid of
that church. lier husband klied
Brantford. "•.
It wag, suggest -41 • thal the nog;
Sibility of lunving ti blood Wink at
the hoepital be considered, as the
anailiary has received ft stint of
money' for a 'memorial fund which
would be a nteleus for this projeet.
APPOINTMENT FOR. .
KEN .11,701C ANNOUNVED
•
A " despatch tram an-
nounces the appointment of ICent
netlf luck of Goderieli'eas conserva-
tiftiti °file& for the county ot Went-
worth, Mr. ;luelt.hits Veen tiie dis-
trict ganie Wartien here for PeVeral
years and ]ias hee!ti a vigilant
oflicer: He Ls out of thwa at pre -
'sent and 'no (italls. of the ilnnuil
ton appointment eau 1)6 learne(1.
"
• DANIEL-I-NIXON
A wedding Of loin) intereat took.
place en Wealneadey; March 29th:
at Exeter Milted Miura • theme,
when Mary IaSulae Nixon, formerly
of, Colborne 4 ovensh ip, wa s united
in marriage to Jan William Mike
of Toronto. Rev.' Harold Snell,
eonsia of the bride, oiliciited. The
bride wore a poudre bine .gabardine
suit, nary straw .bat alnd navy
suede iteceeories, With a corsage
of pink catnationa. For tritvelling
she donned a bine topcoat. Later
in- the afternoon Nia. and MM.
Daniel tat by motor for points in
,Southern Ontarki Aind' •Michigen,
antaon their return, they will reside
in Toren to,
... 4. •
In the middle stanza, neither team !and ain
Roger re aikatg with; airs.•
added to its total, . owing to the, Titania:ales ,pereilts, Mr. and Mrs:
outstanding work of the tivo 0li Pic 110 Lasnlea, at, JohWs, Que.-
PeArsall Ire the visitors net and bee. a
Donaldaan in' thelireas'agearturneff Jr.jJohn t. Ilobert.aon retu•rned,
back 'eve•ry effeet of the opposing today' to . his home at! Toronto after
/forwards to 'break the atalemate, apending, the Winter months.- With
Faulkner's' conater nt' the .40 his telativea, in town. This was the
mitek et the third session 'leaked as longest • 'period •he had spent , In
though it might bring avIct,cirY •te Goderieh 81116' • his student altiye:
the Kinsinen but in thelastaninute and.. he was greatly interested. 'ltt.
the vieiters tuatted otaathe steam recalling personages and a places ' of
for twe quielt couriterS;,1-0a.tead, and those • 'do's, and also' in the many
tateedan,adeing_theaspo.riagThisainnfror ementiAna theatown „since. he
was „the s'et-un with ten seOondS Of 'knew it weft. • '
regtilation time remaining,, and the _ „ . . • ,
locals, i'fia the 'short end of ..a.! VISItORS' DAY AT ..DAIvico
score. ' ileinoving; Denaldemi, in • TUESDAY APRIL 4t11
favor of an extra forward paid off;
fOINTY coral NEXT 8i1KEK
A, County •Cohrt sifting before
Judge T. M. Costello will open at
the Cotrt (House 'on Monday next.
Take.kroet fire four civil cases' all filo;
as Wait WestbroOkadrihe Wane the •
• •
.ecipalizer 'throughm
...a aze Residents aof Goderfchand the
.slieks'
and lesforcingthecontest into community are cordially _invited to
g, , ,
• 0,0 r he , n ufa chi rit2 g piant of
extra time. , • '
...."•••G••••••.•••
...1
, . In • the overt im e -the- --vial tersalle 1:141-11-131-1PD -R9Ad ' M$1.ellilleY5
Limiteci„.7.,'44tithind, road,.
opened tui with vicions intacke on
(0'enn)TI)111114Ydity",(rfternoen., April 4th,
the( oderich goal. and only Donald-
betwe(n, the -amours of 2 p.m. ona
sores goal -tending •ability kept them , ,
..off the. score. ,ghtte.t. Neither, could ''' ii)1',Iturrvps,..nroeosie.w., t sect::.ih.,,,y,
the' KIT:lateen drill,- haute a ',milder.
1,,,,,,e, am n life e tu rang - ' of . roa 11 mach inery
the.
. ,
It frIlS apparent 1).111 1 the ,
,
•Nm.,.. .will be uplained by qttant. glides,
missed the ,services„of Billy
eombe1111(1 41011 centrenuineo
.. .• . .•
inviiation and ' welcoing to ,. n4]The Company extends a: lie mit'.
-was forced .to retinwat the end'
(
the second peri.oal oWinga tit an
)ft-I.e.-atm.,: Triestlity afttanomi, ' April
alone probably • coot the Kinsmee i . .
MORE PRI$S RECEIV,ED
M,: TUE,. ;PERCH DEILEY -
Prizes 'foal the „Lien.S Clitla's peach
derby are coiniag • iii $teadily and
niany ni,d•re are expected.' '
- Ainopg , the prizes eo :feta -area- -
Combinationdoor,. ,Goalerieh • :Mann-
factnring Co.,* Ltd. .leather
. •
„Miss_ Mier,y Bficbanan',.silver trophy;
Carling'S ' Waterloo ;
7'&i.ther „key caeea, Canada -Paper •
Wholesale, Toronto; , caMp• stolte,
Weber, Hardware, Kitehetier; tackle •
box, J. T. _Wing Hardware,; Wind -
ear ; silver bowl,
Star; pair,bf ,rubber Wadets, Gutta .
Percha. Rubber ComPany. Prizes -
from about' :tivelIty different;'elec-
-trioa4afiraliaJan-Ontarioaare• promised •
and 'expected witlii» the next reek. '
el' so, Other prizes are being .dona
atter by Godericli .tirms :and in-
eevalietaa'. \rata:ere:, 11.e_ngxt . week
inippek41e-it-fruy•
'1)0' (111 1,111)1(1 for displityw but "Skip- a
per" ' AlacItettald 15 hopiag that ;
everyone 'who an will' donate a
prIze, ,sInce ntaiv .are _.tiCeded,for
• the antiineretta 'weelt.;-end tatitpeti.-
„ ,
dons. ' •• ,
a flack . of e.nfluenza, rind tIu. fit etor 4thas,
ii victiirta, •
, . •„,
FILMS AT KSINESs COLLEGE
• Arend twenty-five, $0(10I 141105 and
offiee elerks gathered arthe•
rich tansine'sa” ("Allege on Theaday
evening to view n number' of reels
•on eecreterial Work and .ofIlee
routine. The iiilms, purelinsedthis
year. by The Canadian Business
Schools' Aesociatimi to he AM=
ht ' their Many aehoole, frotn
eonst to COSISti, were, lent te Gale-
"rielt ' linsieess College, end were
sfiewn by Nir. E. ,A. Ilolyer. They
proved interesting nail Inatructive.
'•Irol3eNt'N't
(Wing * to the holiday 'next.'
week, .,•Ve VW:* ask that copy.
. be soil itt ealiier Matt
.•Copy for display ,advbrtisiag
shoithtbe ht hand,/ not later
tluo Tuesday tow: ,all other
inat ter by Weihtesday at, the
Rim* eaapperate.
ITTA SIGMA PHI
Tito rpguktek meetin,g; of • Beta
Sigma 'waa held -on Wadneadaa
evenNa :at' the home of all,QA Marie
Talbot. , Dnring the, ,--idslitess pro-
, grain the mailing list. forothe Spring
Ii7antasy WAS coMPiled, and• decor -
'Mollie were ,planned. Tao ettiturtil
etiuly was taken by • Mieses Joan
Moody; •Itaael. Wilmot Wille
James, 44114, diseussO alTrase, Drama
ands Poetry"--ahow therhegiin,
the variona phases: 'they' iiiraeataree,
through down fp _the preeent time.„
The meeting closed after, 0' (101
1011011 was .Peratel, hy the hostess.
:An% tp“1 Mrs.. Paslif STchis, von.
ee54" Weri•
t( announce the 'Marriage of their
daughter, Besafe Evelyn, to ° Fin rt
nay •StewaTt of- Vaina, atm 'of
Mr. and •,Mrg: Gordon SteWltrt, .2nd
conemsion'Iof .1Yest Wawanosh, on
March' 25,th4 1fl5o,
parsonage.. '
Inquiries 11114 already cOmmenced
to pine in asking toa details about
the pereli'derby; The moa1 distant
has been feom 'Ralph S. Stedman,
Pipit, Michigan, .who sent A-lettet
to Arnold MOConnell,
Although file derby „hi' ,41(11041M0,(1
•gOt tinder way ADru 11.4, if ta
not likely the perch will be running
'until near ilia middle of theilnenth,
dePending: on weather eonditiens.,
•
PULL OUS1 EXP MED
rot "tot VOLUM"
'Tickets have beeu gellin; ' fstrit,
for the poderich Adions. Club :1441
'Follies to*beltelii 'tit 'the Momortifti *
'Afoul. on ,iPrikWy. tight-% , . A. fall
-house for the show is Otpeeted.: .
Members of the Stratford note..
°Skating Club, have arranged a pro.
gram which Is 'bound '• to piertge.:
1 Sparkling new costumes and a you,
iety of entertainment wilt feattire '
the' lee; rellieg of 1 OM
•