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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY. APRIL 10, 1930
TILE 511:X-11. 1'ItINTIN(: Cu, LIMITIC1), Publishers
COUNCILLORS WANT i HUSBAND, BELIEVED
SIDEWALK CASE DEAD IS QUITE mays
PROCEEDED WITH;
Who Was Ih• Mail Allo 11'at BYt1)ed
at Milton?
In February last Mr, Mary McM4I. -
--- tau, who state early last simmer had
lived here on Palmerston street, wet'
Maitland Golf Club Asks that
to Mitten, Out., and there identified elle
Road to Grounds Be body of a mus who had been found
P dead in a tarn us that of her llw4trnd,
Improved I who for some time :had no; heeu liv-
ing with her. The body was frozen and
'l'ie town tuuu.al 'mut o4, Friday
sight for its regular meeting, with•
two alsyIHt+r Ilene 'Turner being
afflleteel wi'h mumps and Deputy
Reeve Crui;;le being away from town.
Magistrate Reid and 'Messrs. 1►. 1).
himauv anti Itarold Williamet were
present in stgrp,rt of a reveler. from
the Maitland 4101f lite) for improve-
s/hew of the road lauding down 'he
rtlauk to the Vol flub grounds.
AtI.fresslttg the euuuell, Magistrals
Reid sold the roadway in its present
eerditiou was dangerous sal ire
teemed au act•Weut which 'Lad hap-
peetrl last year. They would tike ro
have the road repaired and posts
with a cable put in :o make It safer.
Ne pointed out aha' .there was a cou-
a tderable traffic on the road and In
putting 1; In proper Condition the
•ouncU would b, helping to m.elttain
trop of the town'e bar assets ass a
auaomer resort.
Mr. MMoouey lead the ('lub was ■
etePtlderable ^.arlumy'er and ale) sug-
g.4* ed the liability of the town l4, ease
eef accident on the road.
The matter Was referred to 'he pub-
lic work% committee. '
.')'br sexton of Maeland nd ceme.tery
reported four Interments during the
. tali of 'March.
The tax collector reported $3.53 col-
lected since last reporand $5,843
.ellecte} wince January 1st.
A request from the Bell Telephone
4'a for iermiwion to plate two more
toles on Kenya street was referred to
the 'addle works .ommlttee.
A petition ens ',resented for a
gement sidewalk on 'be went sdde of
Market stn -et and teas laid on the
gable for consideration - The Miiyor
wild .oma 48.11ey- would hare to be des
tailed upon with r••pett to the eon-
e true•tIon of sidewalk* this year.
Atn.ti•mtlons for Wilding permits. 84
fellows. were referred to the fire
rammitte• TIo.. Tuyl.r. verandah.
aiitngling, etc., et dwelling. Keay.,
street ; T J Smith. toultr• healer, St.
iDavid's street; 11.bt. Young. poultry
besee. Elgin avenue; Mr. Whlttingtam,
eemett folndatien ander dwelling. new
verandah and garage. Waterloo street ;
J. E. Hartwell. two new torches on
iou(de house, St. George's l'remrent:
lilr.. Mt A. .Ferguson, new foundation.
rebuilding kllehw: nn.F other repair=
a' dwelling. Keays street ; Roy 'Mna-
•airyts, converting *table into garage
and storehouse. ltaytlehl road:
Rolland. reroofing .hcl, ('olbortle
etre. .1 .1 Moser. garage. Hamilton
stress
An application from F. 11. Waal k
'ten and G. S. Litt for perm4aslon to
tplaev nu •l,.init -Igo on the Ikrlford
hetel was referred) ti• the public works
commit ter.
A. .1 cooper atq.lied for termi..io•1
In wreck his warehouse at .,the evorn•r
•t llamllt to and Victoria str.+' . and
to toile material from rhe bneldittt on
'he 1'ict..rbt -t net boulevard until the
• ew building Is en. ed—all to ire
cleaned up tool Inti In glad) emoliti.)n
by July 1st ThL. was referred to 'he
pnabllc works comndtte' for a report.
An :imitation from Harry Wong
for permisdon to remnre a alit from
t.h, restinrant Jot the Corner of Fleet
wrest and the Square nett attach it
le the front of his prembiee on the
%enure was seat to the same ertmmittee.
The natter of repairing the drive-
way along the conurs•rcht trek and
of twining tiff ural repairing 'he
driveway between Harbor Park and
the 111g MIll was n•fern.l to the pub-
lic works committee.
A dhflntatlnn on twhnlf of the Gael-
erival fall fair hewing waited neon
Ike council at 'he committee meeting
•n Tlwtrudey night. Councillor Bailie
moved that the mater he referred to
Ike finnan committee to nuke a grant
of $1(10,
Committee Reports
The finance cotntnl'te• t'e'ommeended
that the rtsluuwt of the separate school
board for the tttne tax rate as lad
year be grnntel; also that the *L000
M five ler cent. Mottle to be 'netted
ender 4q 111w No.• 9 of 111)9, to pro-
vld,1 for the iwtytn•nt of the Klee of
the new Indde•r 1r1(k, and olio the
111.noxi .,f flee per tent. 1811,410 fn to
Is,no.l ander bylaw N 39 of 1929. t0
«' provide funds for tt4r• hydro -electric
Aefwrttnent, he offered to 11.111 ode
ecriiery at par, and that the matter
at Iseeting and selling •4*'e betels he
loft with ills committer.
The 1eHdl, works enntnit'eee ngw,rt
M, will reference to 4he ;otter from
Mr. 1,. N. Dewey on 1we1M f of Wm.
3etndley, complaining nlonnt the ren-
dition of Rick street rondwny, that
the committee wolrld ehortly make ,a
• tont at ale town and weal) lade over
fill meed. Recommendation* of the
ewmmittee were: Thot arrsngetlwent0 M'
�» • made '.o plate an order for one ear
of rotor "It" and one ear of tarvla "B"
through the enmity. • to 1e delivered
when required: that the cunei! vielt
ether towns where rood tar Is Letts
appllei by the Muni; i4Jnl Rnn.l S!otay-
ink k (tiling 4'o., 1,ttl.,,to look over
equipment, method nal cost of Apply-
ing material; that the chairman of
ills committee have ile mtmell look
•ver the Douglas gravel pit l.rnfrr•rty
before deriding 8s to the dl,vtee•itbm
of the dwelling houw on the property;
that it Lewis be teed At the nate of
&.rly 'et' s per hour while Molting
nr Opening oat sewers and of the rate
of thief -fire tante per Aon• while
Mt other pnhlk worts.
The epeeist r•(rmtnitte repeftA4 the.
(Condntleed on p fe 111
had evidently been where k was
found tar a conakleruble time. The
(3uth•rihh woman alas bad her ''w4,
brother, come from Toroutu tit Mil-
ton to sada.; l4, the itetttlfh4itlou,
'Odell ens supposed to lie proved by
eerttln marks on the bend, -'he fatty
rod the beck. 'The leafy sass burled
mei Mrs. Ile Milian returned home.
On Saturday evening las', shout
dusk. while .Mrs. McMillan w'a. going
about her work 8t the home., the
was otar'lel, not to say frightened,
by seeing her husbettl walk In. Mr.
*Milian haw evidently come to stay
rel the couple have moved a . filtx
ew:1y. to Itinks Wrest, aWl nu dun4t
spend pert of their time wendering
who 1t was that was fonud 11044' bur-
led sk weeks ago at Milton. •
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
AFFECTED BY ILLNESS
Epidemic of Mumps 11111 1'ktorla
School Especially
Thr monthly meeting of the public
8(•teed beard was Held on Monday
night, With Trustee l'arsens In the
(hair atal Trustees Wallace, MIUer,
Carrie, Naflel and Thunk,',, also pyes-
en^. •
The report of P. S. luspctyr Rea -
cum, dated April 7th, pas presented.
Mr. itegeom said:
"My recent lnspec'lon of the God
erkb publk schools has redeuled 'a
very satisfactory condkion of affairs.
.Practically all the 'either: are do-
ing quit* , excellent wbrk, and the
pupils "mere their direction are mak-'
Ing prugr a. la keeping with their
respective Malities.
"1 would like tq take this opportun-
ity to pay tribute to the manner in
which the principals of the e•hools
discharge • their duties. Both display
a devotion to duty that Is refle•tel
in the general effleieney of the w -loins
under their direction.
"The erpendt:ure made during the
Imo two years in the provision of
supplementary reading books ter the
various grades, 1 feel. has heti more
Uwe jurifled by the llcrea,wd delight
taken by the pupils in literature and
general reading. .\ similar expw•ntH-
tare from year to year would result
In libraries being built up i4, the
/wheel, in keeping with the import-
anor o4 114.. phase of eluatlou."
Inspector Beacom also tailed atten-
tion to a new system of cundnetLog
the l'tenny 'tank In. connection with
the schools and reommendel that it
be lnetallel herr. The new 'y,tem. It.
k4 said, results h1 a .-ou•Werahle ser•
Ing of the teachers' time and a de•
creaw In number of clerical errors
made.
In adopting the report, the board re-
ferred to the school management com-
mittee the mater of the new fenny
(tank system, and to ^he property (om-
mittee the mailer of .being cinders
or gravel on l.,w pla,-e. in [h4' school
grounds and of treating'. -he play-
ground. to keep down tits dust
The principal of 1'b -toric school re -
pored for Mani]; Numlwr no roll,,
346; average attendance, :?19, or 7'l
Leer cent. Penny Bank dere erlts, $91.34.
For Central school the principal r4'
pored: Nutnlier o4, roil, 207: average
atitendunee. 1St. or 406.44 per rent.
I'euuy Bunk deposits, $:w;.23.
The principal of 1'ketenllr scilicet re-
ported 'stat there were at present
thirty 'wells out of s.hool with minium
and there were four families will
ringworm rase, in each. A motion wax
ptosed that the secretary- advise• the
tiw•elicul 'elver it( benith of 1Itese
cases of ringworm aumt repo,..' the
M.(LH.' to have stele 'nke'n to clean
ni, tld* 444sonee•.
The oe•retary wear instructed to in-
vi'f represwltatives of the Chihtren'a
,\lel Satiety to meet a committee of
'h• heard to ,-..titer am to provielnns for
the education of suinortml children
In the 1'hildren'8 Shelter.
The young people 0f the Baptist
elmrcn attended a farewell latrty at
31p Ilurkholders ee'ndlo, In boffin' 01
her nephew. Mr. Hoilaiid 'Martindale.
who halt lett to take •a position with
the herr'. Mait'oir'peeph• at Toronto.
Thew present report to very enjoy-
able time'
,MR. 'ti. A. ('l,.tRK. 1 telesis'.
Stro'fnrd, who will aevi4 In the Good ' called on lending member. of both
Friday concert at Northeetnr' I'n.ithl J emerregatlons 'p disown" the erituntlnn
(•hu r,h.
will adyor'isere kindly laud 111 their'.
copy Cur ehaugt•s of ad. as early In the;; T. 1'ri'ehard was1, Loudon for
week se possible and will currespend-1 li few days This week.
ruts please send ill their bNJgets le', Mr. Date 1'bompou, of Toronto, is
goal time? ' l4, town 4111 a brief visit.
The News of the Town
MERCHANTS PROPOSE NAVIGATION OPENS
TO FORM ASSOCIATION
AT GODERICH HARBOR
FOR SEASON OF 1939
11ee,atly half-l.,liday to (ammeter,
011 Allay 1st
There ells ,. g.'') elu•oda0•a of
• the ulerebau . ,•t the tu`t'u 81.4* Meet -
Mitt! ('oust Next We'elt i bug held l4, MucK ay Hall last'Phups+lay,
Please, I ER,SONA� MENTIONBoats Being Fitted Out and a
-view of the hediday Wert week. Von -Jury a.,ir.,«o will lw• evening held i4,l eing for the purpose of "satsidtr-s
Tire Week's Temperature.
The temperatures hl 1 .n!eriel, for
'he past week were as f,.Il,.ws
•- 4sus. 31 in.
Thursday, April 3 .. ......4:i 29
Friday, April 4 401 'L6 '
tetntslny, \hril 5 ' 54, 35
Sunday, April 0., 413 42
Mentlty. April 7 • 47
'Tuesday, April x .. :SS
W'elm•slay, April t► • • {S SI
11'ettnevi s Institute .Affairs
\t 'lee regalis meeting of 41»': ,st-
encIl W'oolen's Institute held lel Mac-
Kay !bill Jest Thursday afterllta4I •
Mr'. Bober Davidson.of lining
]Ir. Donald 31eKetlzie•, of Loretta,
Olde. 1s visltiug at lL, h..we here.
Mr. 11. F:tarl t;Ilitttt, ..t I'ptarr Canada
College. Tomato, is ht town for tic
Eas'4•r tavyr1011. -
Mr. W. 1". Sauutder+ and Mr, 4'. K.
Saunders are .)tending a few days at
New York this weak.
Urs. Waite. l 11..1. Fox. of Montreal,
is v-lsitlug at the home 4,t her retrents;
11r. and Sin. Talo., Griffin. '
Mr. E. M. Yarwa.d, barrister, of
Vancouver, spent the week-.',,,• nt,:he
hems. -of Mr. au.l We-. lien. %1'Iltiams.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. F. Viotti) have re-
ttlruwl from Sarasota. Florida. where
Jhe•y mien'. a pleasant mouth\ vay.a-
rill• 44 -til• wid • ••- ' tion.
('res. ,reulleg with ltritita'e work. ,\ Nils, ('lair.' ItryuoWs. who la- lfaeu
ondlu t
feature of the coveting was an apron j e I 6
parade and tin• honors. for halving os. spa
motile.the whiter mmotile.hat Lon -
l:oderiela item week before Mr. Justly'.laltfie, the court opening on Tuesday.'
!
There are fuer eases 4114 the -list : Mc-
; ('ell V. ShUlllogin*s'. .4.rnure
tng v.
Ui•h'nz1t. The Klug v. Ametu. and
Jeffery v. Swallow, -
('once Again, Date!
In a lw.pularity contest anent(' 'he
Signal offlee Mr. Havel! M,.\Ilis'er, of
St. .\ugiFthtr, would Iw• 1411 easy
firs'. Ur. McAlllaer a)td his sister
e,llled 4,t the office yt•st,•rday and
• Davedl•tl'lMlttd unmet: all hand.
lake- er dill fen+ maple sugar. Inc
spent several day. and nights its
maple
(cess i,m in his maple teeth last Werk.
alar run of sap wooing 441 teretigl3
that h• emelt! tout 1(1450 er4'1) fu get deep, but tedug .tf goal sluff he 4•••••1the long vigil without eves losing his
Smile; and the tnnatiilm4n. verdict of
the Signal stiff I+ tint the Mc,\Ilister
brand of uuel.h sugar Iv .\ No. 1 lest.
butt th, usual half -holiday for the
vowing *casou and eller taunters. Mr.
J14m,•. l'. ('aerie was in the chair and
Ur. E. J. I'rldhout acttrl as sevretaty.'
It Wa. ilecidisl t.• fora at reail mer-'
.petits' as., i111i4,11 :old It 04,wiltatlllg
ctiutui'hr ruwp1
..'t ' of W. 4'. l'rid•J
huts, Gto. Sohitefer :aid W. G("ego,
lhie 1. 44a. 11141114.4 t4, brag in a rth..rrj
at Ihr 41luta-
Ling.
'ming.
.\ w..11..» it, lilt. - ,'fit•.•: that •lit• I
-aftern...et of .'.veli \t'trluesslny' frau',
M.Iy 1st i4, ,>;ty,epulwr :kWh be ole, ,
..•rvcl us a lialf-holiday .wa, )r..vrl. i
'flae
e• settees be to• uta.• obj.r4l,'u ti'
Ile closing el 'les1'44 Wleks•-.1143
aftert,o
.as. nuwug. Ilse areeefy eu.•u nod
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s1'f 4'. �11. (tote
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