The Goderich Star, 1936-12-24, Page 50 ft!
CHRISTMAS EVE
t04*bintug When 4 11, urizt Ivo 044e4a are1 ozuse:,
"
Votm
.10,1kIt t11 patIent aVireapray•
Can:,Unders14,04.,thelr 010444.:
'1 can **IV the *OAS they aay.
01, GS, look down „ On Va. tonight
- tWitiv-VitY iii Thine. Vet,: • '
ir Thou 'haat AtitIne we beg of
'0404tif onr-ahOished
uNot
alwaya. are. cared or WO,
, ..**1141 and .0114the*StniOeS we 11,*
MOWof "*-',are
are
Vette* the '40147t4 ofen for •
'or,'.*0 have Stried elan,
And Often ,the.WM0,0 'SW 'We. know
_ , .
'Are more than *deep, OA"' • .'
• . . • ,
tinder the,Oold 'and, Irostr.starS,.
'Thtnk of the cattle :Itnee1114,.
Whtlq'obt1,0* 'Ong of ioYOU,s„,-_,. ,tbnigs,
An t,1100a..bell.4 are ..pesillgt
,GODERICILMARINERS ON
5 BO
When* ,Captain Wihiant A. 17111140:
docked the lilirebton at Fort Williarn,
on November .25;,he.heaved a Sigh. Of
relief ...ten4,grigtitiOe:P?r, #4,:$ftt,te
•:$1 dhis.crew an4.1k$4:
Two, Ooderiell___rnen..WeX......„0A.:-....thq„
,Fred Robinson, first mate;
'.anivi4,ed, Sale, wheel.sman; and they
readily agreed with all Captain 'nil-
• -loch Said about, their runfrom the.
Sault to Fort Williain.' •
Worst Storm In 46 Years
"That was Ole worst storm in the
46 .years 1. have ' spent in sailing
• Canadian waters," 5aidCaptain Wil
• liam A. Tulloch, skipper of the S. S.*
.-Birchton soon after docking , ,at the
head of tho Great •Lakes.
left the Sault about ll o'c1o4k
-Nionday.r.fa.'eneont.expecting toarrive
in. Fort William Tuesday afternoon.'
said the skipper.
When about three hours out of the
Sault- the 'Igichton struck -a .solith-
west gale; Which mauled herr around
-
considerably. and Capt. Tulloch was
forced to 'hove \to in themiddle of the
lake .and pump in nearly' 1200 tons
of water ballast as the Birchton was
light.. Here the vessel was delayed
seven hours. °
.Tirned Like A Top •
second gale, from thenorth-
lek *
g1v by the Grad
ution of can- PuUe
fA
rn
eirer ie 3Ouie
°'tt' greet‘AtiYetfWthic.; *Turkeys
Bee
• • 1,4 .0% 9,
2444 lz.,426°X413;. B..t014,0 per4
..0944
,
iprocatd by.
=PAO, o .3,11,4yraen suo
, U0 hoped r , ,.,, ,.. Oc.,,,-, turn,
5
S.ho1 were. not .- ovsk, . -Barley
to the i."‘teriti., 'ocuoi. a ' -,Ve,,.1,37444"%
Lane, O•or., S. 4, . , svg9N ‘
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3.
TWO WEEI
.„--,--.
o,,* theY,would 'all Ivo* .. „.
hard Itext Vesr. ! . ''.- ' ' ' .:.
. StonelloAse ygeiCetae4' Out ittlfo 'VERA
00410,14s ,c2c.ter404 ere* will , no ' sorrowful slul IA
ing^s to The fotewiriakUinteresbine progtain
* ,. Oqing finest Or ,trotting , , doWtt to
siVent \Christmas care*:list' Castle ReYn01d*. to spend Christine* trakited
" "Hark: the .*rato,' " 1414441401'Sthill;.:1)741.tioatkills lit::11t; ga)..!a
Ma Of ‘/Slfileld
"Plity, Mr,
Nand he dog
Som his
'nt !Lthrt 1,,Y e se .,,,,,,------ officially ,Statild-that , Magistrate'
. +,,,I,Amit
ueu
ararold. 'Aitken, BOO' TO v; '''''4,._,Pg` °int' will net he held this' after11004
-Warne; *John $011,kil'arie amfl Itel",464*-‘, or *Ott week: , knuraber,gt Plum!
el • rt •-, dkjet,• by - two TagTO $108., owed tollais week, ,have Veen.,
Billie 4114 ,13,1nVee 7441}-•rl, '11- Vir1-41:, . °I'l,3141,4 ov'et ' *
ze
YOlitt5volas 1z Other 1.31140,,,,* pltPlia, •
la Mkt WI,glitOW rOcAt.0,1 i'14Ano •algN Mol- '
'1,61-11eihrO.,kcPaliUgMaxineii s:;Pru11:Yb.lu,1.`7313161T474nIviabyt4,.74.111:Intiet7:i tp,al*:C'tAtileas.- 41, ,3,, 40.
t ..-17.4.th..Ahia..fottrates:
-,-,-...,,•...„-,,...e.--.
..-_Te;'oiuz-,,t)T,a•tte.,--outkc&oeg'ztit,',-?1'Ptio,*r• St., -
Dec. 23.-- r,,and Mrs,
rila 47 34'134 'uthq"::34.04v".1-1:0<%1 7,1etti Gordon asst and baby are IA X4011401
tte•
ir, t, • *ho iiff,9,decl- Parent'
• iheicgue ii.v6, ,-0.11,drent; 31/11.4*"G. MillsOniOt 14,11a°4 is. .1441t-
totetinge# in her 'parent:3.,
qv/4m pobinson'S,..,JU.; ,„. , , ...
west. . struck -the ,ftelitonrnear 401,1,sS, 04, 14s.4r.s, ges,;:Isob0 .144 Ast,of -London
' sage ,island; 0titaOng,'the•veSsel - 14.3„ .end 'er4.,,honae,.for holidays.
by ,1;m4iti -an attenipt- 46b37-tiori; 'solor,. Jack (Arealle; Myrtle Cole,,
the ,north shore, Capt.''''31',100"-Av`"tchorus JolIy antL Claus." .' by' Mss Eniily Scuton and Harriet 10101:e0y.,
.-se4ieree 04, re 7,cioasz 4:4811,0 /34,t,ty".and.%4 and .littra`'0; Mott .1yere in
- saturday - , , _ _ ,
0014 tdelie #0'lleadv4.4Y'' 71'i° *4"akx 'Jean* *lee- :and Marjorie, Vonerz-4-Strattord ow . ,-
pletely around like ,s, top. ' , ciaesf. .selections. bt the. school or -n-- waiting', her, parents. . _
..,,, -0,,un..%1 for the .detence argued tl#AS
"That is the fir,44 time Izi. nlY sea, re/P..:chortZ,..bY Senior lit class. Ille Miss Isobel- IletittiCi' is 8,Pendi"44. the ar.t under which the.tharge WM laid
ailing` life-Veieflifiethaf 'liaPilen, aoonn*anists were MisseS Vim” and :Christmas et Timmins..
Iv „said..,_-__, ,_ i, ____ : , .‘ ._ . ,,mcoollaul. , . ,. _ , _ _ ,vrri..aid 1.40. ierineth wateri are:: ,;tiee#PUI,ates. that the of/enCe must hue
. The gale hfew-the.fsiremen out-iti--, The _.kirt, daiarte.„, -01Tss. had --e:. snow- spending "the-liolidayin Tbronto:*--- :. ccinimitted ""witliallt e$ittise ilt"
to zthe Isice ..,s7iti :own .. *lc. skipper 41,4 th?,!1. own . 01 .mondo,,,, when they- . Miss vix0,11,,. has ..,,,,,,,,,, ,+,,,,,,,„ ,h.i.. defendant. was to be found guilt7'.6 —lie
Isetelealllit4y4Lixfivebe711114es ttho7thiseiawnedst.ad leTtluTo\t,s414'nillalleedbyalltAderaSeEMvieve.st.11°s01;1-0.t14,°"; '"Ille..I'V'°:r. rt:°11igicatslit"iti23;e:;:g ;11,.rt.:t7,-. ;1:::eal'sa°°Iithatthatthe"th; 9.accatsh91111:raeattliex9%cus-n:t
' 'So great was the force of the wind, '7-
vcrhith will MeV be cherished through , Inas in London. . . . be ti,ried b,,,r-the- 'MpOtitrate but In' a
how -evert that he saw his heat .slowr5" thi years to come, by .the fond Mother's.. ' Mr: A. F, Harris 'of Woodstock is 1,...ve,...4 :,outt.- IToVever,"' be did not
was'being.bloWn into. the north we - . ., in town with his faraily‘for the- Yule- °Ian, ens* the. Magistrate's • jurisdiction.
.Tamcb -was forced to back- jut° di4 FORTY DOLLARS RAISED , i The mother called the boy to chase
Fort HospiTAL, kuxuLmy udme'iss.--Itaririei- Hawkins' -.0f-l-Sirncoo vitheeNN;d4 ilftWalleY- •-,''as'. 7.1.d-'11?.4heis Wb°otralsr-,--h213 ad--nin' re;
,terty-tiP of Isle Royale, and Cap am
wind, giving the order "full Steam,. . . . . ... and Miss Madeline Hawkins of To-,
-.... ,, N . . • "-'...'"'"'"' - . ronto, are visiting their parents. torigh.gtoto. Thgoeia.neyvi foe re ntchee r 4taliand, ehhoewnwastaitoalcit,
,a,tern. . -
- ;Waves Swept Ship The draw for the dell's house and The Clinton Intermediatft • hockey theAtag-wa.s given„ to the.__Tboras_ by, Mr.
swept, the vessel from Stem to stern capital Theatre, Saturday afternoon, forth in the last week. In Clinton on gBlcigOttl'Itt.i•bCe,r nTthingistgra.bteut ma Indot4dg gr°011:4;
-Meanwhile- menntainon,t waves lady's work -bag took place at the team. playod two games witli- sea.
and froze on the, dEekir ;ifild 041ee- mr. D. E."CamPbelrinaltnirtlie 1(1707, 4 -Friday night the score was 19-4 fins, into people% good graces, -the -aanie as
structure as soon as ft 'otruck. • The Mrs. C. C. Lee ,was the winner of the home teamquid in Seaforth, Clin- Any other animal, of which we are fond,
gale blew about 60 miles an hour. the doll's house; Mrs. Dexter winning ton Was defeated 3-2-2, the game end- and its value to thera cannot be figured
"The doors. in the fo-citotle , were the lady's bag. ' ing in `a 'Quarrel- among some of the in what they paid for it or what it% ac -
sealed tight„; -We were. .forced to aubart Wigie won the prize for playerft.. ,
teal worth is." /
zervice .W110 heJd' at
On 101 y when the
lioorhouse .414
non In Itee 4.1eltit tho
rn the -s *to '4Tha
a of 0,104$41 Dux
Ice tbe chOfr sang an
,Thit
onta nythin
Ish‘ftsneled.
iont)r gounhiing ITt
Abet* money
alt , yawls, more wit
m.
he sliolitest eu
.1-.004tk *
but hit, contrO
ufloa, y as.
I le ;b4r to gr
teeted„hat She\a,17414 Pomeranian 11d
een-a' nidaatiCe Omit his itoMe, wbere
it had been deetrOYing clothing that bad
been hanting*.; on the Most of -the
(,)edest..01/4''`ivbett 'clothing '1Va*.-alleits(itY
troYed :Cconits4.,about: twe .thres,
year,age, '..eltlieusih‘ Ur*, ,.3aranden'aId
ta'1,,at the- dog- v47 ,,thie act of
-.5tIottiittfultY-Ats.4440.
Th Ofendent. * =eon-year:ad
sald that when ,his mother had ''t0104
.hlre has the dog away, -Irom the
clothes,' he bod Pieked 'uP 41 tall -bre
.'rtIle on his 'way ,out of the., house- amt
had Ared' once 'up In She air to scare
the dog and again in the gi4neta1
don direc-
, 4104.10g when It_ was runnirvf
in the road,- 10 . had, not intended
timeS the 'gale' turned the ship cern^. chorus, Aiquintupletsi' by Junior OI *1`4104 Olive Thompse*ef Ottawa to hit nmal be said
crawl ont Of' a 4indovi. " when 'we selling the largest turriller-of tjekets. :.-anta,-Clane-and---Mrs-, Santa Claul - The magistrate, asked tt there Waa-
wanted to get otit ' of the wheelhouse- 'The s;um a $40. 'was realized.' visited the ;arions classes at the Col- any mummy of the dog ip,ing-rolated
It was impoissible.to..get Out of 'the f- ' -* - Watt Orl tielid0 afternoon to find And was MUI that Brandon. could get a,
doors," the skipper said, . PORT ALBERT -the pupils ,eating candy and. the Viip of the same breed in the spring.
,-
• Linea were strung from the bow to • teacher adiniring their .presentm. The The case was .adiourned auttil the
'
the stein and ' the watchman was , - * , visitors were , received with open secend Thurkay,in MY. 'I Watt you
forced to cling to these when going PORT- ,ALBERT,' Dec. 28.'-~ Miss arms but Bonze, of the. more sophisti- to an finest effort to rOlace the
from one end of the vessel, .to 13.',e Florence McKenzie .11.N ,. of Kitchen cated students . are still .wondering if dog," he -Warned Brandon. The WY
other, . , er and Miss Ethel McKenzie of the thoeti' weren't mete trousers . peeping was allowed to so on his own bail of
, Backs Into Gale Strattard Normal are holidaying out from beneath Mrs. Claus' volu- *too, : .
gale, the. wind liming the nose of the Miss A. Barr is spending. her holi- ,The Baptist Sunday ,School held weelvdawraaresd............o*.a..•
, . By backing„ the Bireliton .111.0 tall with..their Parerits. • • miring skirts?
vessel, out into the lake and ,away .days it her hone in Myth; Miss their 'hristmas party . on Monday AVIIIMItit
from the -treacherous •poifita _of to& Quaid.of RiPleY is with, ter pareats.. night. The Viresler.Willis and. Angii.. • --...
on We Royale, according to The Fort A very successful school concertcans had theira on .Wednesday even!, ifi... Bruce Davidson and Miss
William Daily Times-Journat- was .held last Monday night in the big in the -SundaySchoel,rooms„ Hese' Grittiiii0n, of Mitchell visited
i'lisFrvbeniststpaisioPuitdathteheisottkihPPtierhorrookr .a.ohmootalslitrouensie wGirtahhaaralaragetheat.teenotidaeinidoeh.' ,iedTihne thWeei.Lervigeanntad8liferY, 9nee,Tguestshdestry. .with , Mr.' Ise. 13rundtitt.- ' .
/Lisa Margaret Ferguson has bean
Isle Royaleand near the, southwest Hospital ,spent a few days of last night for a celebration. A prograinengaged to teach A school "about four
o'clock 1,4dnelidzi .1,00v3int, tintit i, l'491;41tiTfigbittlIt:er parents, Mr. and and Mrs! *air put on 44 the employes and =ilea from Varkhill, her duties to
everyone received presents, ondy commence, the ,;beginning of the new
tip, ‘where he cast anchor from four
, o'llock, ilktUe naOrnint. ' ' 19fr. John MaKenzie . returned on " 004. Other :g094' tbingt from the arA YOU terng -
'Shortly after- 4044 NA trulloh Monday front the GOdeOelt 1100101r tractively decorated tree. . ' A.UbUrn Schools held their' Chest-.
ectr Bey via; ,)leck' Of Ages light,
T
114, wag. tion., Mrs; }toward Barger and her went to London last night to attend malt concert in the,Vorresters Hall on
weighed. anchor, and came in'hum. ...
he underwent a
._,,, where seriouti'oPtra" The Itieliniend IroalerY employees
the *ottani apPioitob, ', . baby daughter have also returned.. a turkey ado,' , . TuconecesdratYatevNliftlh'neKcatenitbeWr a2w2a' nlhoill
,licarritted in -Port :William sato on, lir, , vernie 'Willis .and Mr. Tom The beautiful grandfather clock -in prepared '1)74' Mist ,Berility temson
being. on. the trip from the Silt Since:. •
tbg Afternoon, of Novernbor 25; ottat :11....etriniogg.,.._ ,returne. ,d bone.tlast weetkiiefr,,oirm, twit:III winitbeo.;10:resw.ioitedtf ,ii,11::40Airt;griesiycusinai. ittuumireteiniOffientr ote, Wevageoilinerl.d tillt. stIl.eqlec,broqtr elinettljk:indtti
montillY ;forenoon* ' r . - The .ueeeteeer ;Meeting . of concert 'skt t'he school on the Sifter*
, It was expected the ' Direht04 14. S. of the IJnited Church was held Xervo Yeses Eveat the theatre: The no". of Ileeentbe-4.,.r -221,11, '
would .10aa flour octretarn vist ,ori limit alltingdal afternoon at Mrs. . BOY ScOuts'are,selling the civil for . Was DerOthy ,virlfrrs ',.;veas .herae
ter last trip -At -0i season. •Owen*Moorits With 2/ present, Mrs.' the Lions Club. ' •'' esar_the week end. ,ii .0 .
,, strafl
0,, ; ,
have mu
rnlght to tell. yaw, you o
,ob'4' allocate 4(14 -there.
winkedriri
•ItnewinglYk -4
hat you. might say kin
n I left yeg:when the tta
,
m u
nieglo uess oure
" • d Relltnest. cthtit,"
extenthaorklottui'127itsi:Iti,:ltd144.4:mlsorRnIettitilman,
PAa''
•
-to0J, but,he:ontratie
e-suld suavely: '
litinued) •
MY -1,'QUIt NEW.YEAR BEL
ow .i4aiip.km-4Goili 'tarkAatto,. 000;
'mom, tups,. and:
• 1..1,103AW' wtth
"mato znpirlitive cat:t ;in* new and
port plus an enthralling make thla
A:e8tto:i:oulisettt. ::47;Ihrisi.t7ctaEtYw:HeadM'ilspne°544ists:1:y.t4TuRa,A•1.01n4:Eica:t0.1:4
aohoti talent in
pnAita:3300Atitove oisiti,.0034,;17tarloo- St.' S., SU:4.0)N
teeted, gloms suppued,
bilng
use surgeon New Ur.
: • • and Aural ;Ilespitat
g, December 23rd, from. 2.t0-
(4.
only.
_ - •
Mown Atriise LOce Jas. 'MeKerizie lid the devotional Ot. Mroi..evee. Jefferson was a recent Mr* auct 14"' IL ' r ali0 Ur' tina
and tlie R..11;00-64.1961iglit iihelter. In ent-lqight; Holy Nights -The" Ser1P-- Mrl'itotaiter Ariteltfisitiatm.- is --111.44-#04,,,,11ngli of near Oklied Were,
the • OOderielti4,Marbor on Monday ture lesson was read resitionstrely spending his, **cation at lis home In 411421 ne*. U. 4.nd Ut-C;r3Jstilt-011
•night. They were searching J.,tke Itev., D. 'Pomeroy led, in.prayer. De. toWn.. ...
moat fortwo *cows that Woke ..aWay, Netlimal, leaflet was read . by Mrs.' !.•
- • ' ile$'' United:. Sunday &Wet willi
WO' it social evening in thetesernentf
,fe,t tilt children on Venda* -,0,eiuningi
December' 1illili.--; -- - - - - -
The 'short teases closed -'en', the
16th When. the Mother sta Were invited
to Meet With the.girie' and. see . .t..he
1 work they liaire done. On Thursdat,
evening,. the classes bad i. party, in
the liall,. i. Each els** member 'Wits
ralleweitt two . titre tickets and with *
1 feir, invited gueitS, about One lien -
dritl attended. • -
.Mragl# McLeod .who lif stilt suffer-
ing *Ott, an infected hand expected
to return to Mitterten With her
daughter, Ws., Smith.
. The. ladies of the Community .gath.
tbrectz*V-theiv*Mgte,0444.W
a le*- evenings age, to shower hef
niece), Vitt. E, McDougal. It ws,ts a
Miscellaneous' shower, ata Among the,
-liigor olirtiote,r Were * *ash -boiler,
tia4tOrt clothes basket, A ,,vair of blanke4,
tea -kettle, 'etc.
' EWE '
; a annual
meei-
1d s, d
n. the
-TVA) ,betrolt: tUri.,..", the. Wren:lint wises which. opened with the hynuir Toronto 'visitor; . Mrs. Howard Burtch okua Ontso,
oily their *1i5 near the American Lane johnston, The treasurer and•
she-re—on igiturdery and-',Werei blown
:iittOSS the lake: One of the stows
was said to be tiff Point Clark,- 25
mules -north of Watch; :the °the
had not been:located when the' De
troit tug left on Tuesday. The stows;
and their loads we said to be worth;
4108;000; Thev were within nia3
miles ,of the pert to 'whieh 'they
were heading when the irterni Struck
them: An airplane VI* sent out te
iciitst in tle VAtireett,
secretary reverts Were read and
adopted._
Itelt fttner037 Conducted the elec-
tion M officers for 1937 as follows:
Honorary , presidents, ,Mrs. aorckn
and Mrs. Pomeroy; pres., kirk; Wilt,
Crawford; let vice Miss. V. McMillan;
-2nd vice, Mrs. I. Quaid; hemmer,
'Sr& Crawford; stoop Mrs; John
Meltensie; Supply tee., Mrs, A..811.
Missionary Monthly set,„ Mrs, -
Graham; Christian StelvardshilY ,and
Finance' sec, Mies E. McMillan; Mis-
sion Band W., lit% ILLednor, flow-
er fund sec., Miss L. Orsiliatn.
▪ Qaatb
rs., A. Sillib; treato rot.. Re Reed.
rile/001i of the W., X. S. wish
express their appreciation to the
retiring President, lira. Jas.
MeKen-
ie 10 her untiring.iterVcea.During,
the .five years she was president ,sho
had never missed attending* every
'Meeting of the society. A social hole
was enjoyed.
T.40,1420191Y
l$snIleiraitiViy-Dee.. -2
"I•Att
wkendTw1thM
'Toren*,
guinte A.Newben Of Tobtitto.
otnidd Sehoot it spending the holi.
h ifr Ent Mrs.G ,A. Newton.
▪ rt. A. W. Ilarailtoti and
I andIrelen spent
tit the_ ;e0ritorli
Ms nun of Sitakt*