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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1940-01-18, Page 6- serre.e--zw.. • •• •6011111tr•••••••..."-- SRI 1410443T.Alt w.*" je1"tter ToNinb4SHIP COUNCILS mimic expendi tore ea Tewnship root peeeeut. The preeitieut, lira. Gordo* beeselletielo. U 4 nr, had, Oar., of the oevotiocuel tour- the leatilerthip eiaeo, tlie theme of wideh. wee Tha 'Air. end ¥ra.u&47 of .&,yr are visite World Outlook. of Jeeue" land whiela iug lat tb.e hinue-of eir dieughters lire were ' opened with the hymn "Joy to the Maitland lienr•Yi. World,"." followed iby the Scripture les- W.M.S. Meeelosiep-T, he monthly'meet- I eh son read individually. The roll (WI ing of the WAL13. wee held on 1Veeinee- at wioi answered with the text word "Joy," day afteruovie with ten preeent, ',Me th A poem, "'Christ My Lord," by NaraYall• 'devotional program was led by Mrte ti Thak, the poet saint of Iudia, was read. R. Vincent, with. Witatifred Cempbell at iv b Airs le,tve Davidson, and the hymn the plane. MTS. Hugh Blair reed the ut "(Me Wbe Is All Unfit to Count," by 1 Serlpture leeson from, Peeler 15. Mre. by the same writer, was sung. The offer. it. 'Vincent led in •prayer. Iteadiuga •so 1 ing was ree.eived 'Mr" ttte-Creed- Tee -were-given by --Mr*. Albert-Waleh, nor - Pealed. Tile ilnanee committee brought -Wishing," and by 'Mrs, Gordon Suell,, in in auggcations for the year. A "Cali to on "Another "rear." A piano selo waa PraSer'' was read' bY Mee. Mary Phil- rendered he Mrs. Enoniersen Rodger, ell lips, and "A Prayer in, Tbne of Wet" The third eimpter of tbe Study book, - DMUS , 190 from, the Itlyth lestieveetral Society, of both pissed. which she was secretary' a lamp Irene ° The offer of Mr, Roy Butt to reut ths the W. A. of the United ebub, and * COLOOHNE TO111e4rosasx' hail for townioldp puree we At, 400 girt from the youee r a'a 'Union, - IMPORTAIEETiln ROLM The Munielpel youuvu, a the Towii- waif eve -tilted. The ow tor *AM WOrk- 111 COlborne met toi per etetUte lug on roads wo;tiw set at 20e per hour ean„, january title1949. After aud for Warne et 40e. ens of of the necessery, declare- Titer behedule of expenditure on wade e *Ign as begian by the reading of the Abet and Clerk wem inatructed to sign and ea a December 15th, 1939. Mined Submit 'to the Department of Higitwaye, N. AleLarty, seconded by A. 'Wet- asking the statute*, grant thereon. • 14etters were read freen the _loth:owe tintirnext meeting. he to receive 1,1/3 n, thet minutes be adepted as read. re:11:..nCtolaleectotoitri'oe),Aatiinivier7,e,:enovexti:uga_oned g delinquents. Departritent rO. ip road exPenditure by-laws. Air. Corey presented a euivey or blue Department of Highways', re annual print for a drain made by Engineer ,e on road constreepon, rfor, pCreoxveedf t•itute tb0e,A4itfleieveThwe to;,6,4oburniebigi etboe- mattee up at County Council. District, Engineer Venom; .w4ii pre- sent and gave his oPhtiort that it would. permission to reraeve station spheutegute be,:upesinureessr flifearinttainhe etc,: t,v1Ilireirleatdo work., In the. pest the Towneltip ha* glees -the busluess of the yeer duriug 1939 was preeented. The Reeve . waa read by Nora Sewerby. -Mre. "Moving Millions," was teken by Mrs. conferene GODERICIT TOWNSIIIP lug , at the home a Mr. andOar- Harwood read "A Message to- .tkil Marvin MeDowell, the chepteee. /Ong County a oatudd. Teottwginusehletsp to be sunepeitlri jun- VOreary 21st and 22nd. ti appobit et caretaker at lite. ion. to:fleet of Agriculture re ay- been. hiring the geuuty maehines but, t °tweed:inspectors:. owing to the inereased week by the' Neunielpalo A.ssociation, ,ty it is almosteloupoesibleeto.have 0,ounell Joel aes .aSSO-eittw, t4ioew- tautinptu. _in4erissyve-wvher, -tureqe,purebaboey the ha tioii et "'rhea.; and ntOt Yet been4eelded.' thie-„barida tor -Colleetor--:-and„ The._OnlY.,pioYment was Supermen- retleweel at, the same anOthtne 0011firil..then adjourned to *FebruArY ear • • • • • - , 54.1„ at 1.30 p.m. Gopx.futli TONNWAIIIP4 Jart.,15. Mr., anti Aar% Oordon Or entertained ot, few friends on VridaY evening • hor Or of the Itost's birteday-; , •and Mrs, Iiarvey Fuller enter- , tabled a 'few -.friends at a • Progreseive eiiehre perty on Vedaevenq The' ;January meeting of the Dram - *tie Club will he held, ien•PridaY.-even.=-.- VeY Progres_sive erokluole peelees,e. ,The meeting elosed -with the "Indiate Rural Indians.'' Mrs. 4asper teudents clod" rl LI led in nray Mrs, It. Vin- Toronto, be played. hymn "0 'Spirit of ,tite Living te 'We am sorry to report that.Mr. Itobt. 'anti prayer by the letuler.. Lunch, wee cent -gave readba, on Christian The Ca Sten:wain has 'been veil' ill at 111$ bora°. serVed ex the hostess....,`:;: -.Owing' 't4e_ 00,Nverdehile, "If ' Only Had -the Pan', re the yxx",, held next Sunday, Oregatlon Unnin On; .ciundaY. The dent, too,. ehe:rge of the'hulainess, as Gaw stat ere ee. ee ng • ts, , evening,in the church. 411 youllg peppio pastor,. Rev. -0, L., Brovvn, >ecti•Pled the pregident wits Unable; to be present „Depot unieti let h Notes A In t roads, -there was olds a smell Con- UMW'. WI'S.), "Woe. Carter, vice - the west- agent an are urged to be presolt The Janti„ pulpit, delivering a splendid sermon The Lord'S Preyer was repeated in pointnien er'S 'meeting Of *the waa e from the text "Por by,thy iwordS thoU malson. The secretary _reported twelve Ontario - on WednesdaY. afternoon at tiorae t shalt be luietifleel, and by thy words meetingeheld last year. with, an eeerage questieg of witli•-•nineladiti thou shalt. be condeheneir: Ote Xtre. Ottendahee of tWelitZ. The Society 1140 tion •,-.- • Ilieer 17,187'); • it,,fornied*into_grouPs. -with leader On. ono sPoniiiblo for rilleing 45 and eeell Mem. Treasure froonqhe Globe InderenitY Par vonehee No. 2, 4272.99„ -- for each grouP, eaelo qr011p te, be -re., W40,-,54it "her to give $1 talent MonOY,',• Mrs: Mar -72: Co. were 11 I ed th 'Meetin with r'• Ittet-1 For mer .11;ead Arr.1 better cake ‘ii .41ilbillOPOPO 110,0141mit Po silloter tosswrolk ° .1444044144444 tioipeislosits laTHOD: (1) etwai lit444 4404!..; -4)44t4sAw bietlisq Wants" 0) eft glow int* bousivowiwi,40•44.4444altivio4, • olvIfida#4144m4144,1riatisilkt,oXibigtilia.1«- 1) UN: soslie s• little vim wow of, it Wood, 4006114in buttimmilk. (4) tbi Iranilisandboakwil. (5)SikeintatstWoi, atodente ova. c( 225 &ow. S ftoisigbawketimissw1444. 0101kke• MtOrOOVedigi0016,1110 owe. VssosstsiteINALMII Of DINA‘1,0' zeozheosios,,Wwisoolor 0110010a01 , -' ••l•.. ele;eeet-e- PURITY NOUR Best for all yourBakinq OWE,. CUM -IttEL 11.45 A.M. 2. A.Bf. - 11.00 A.M. KO) WESTFIELD Ellis was. a WinghaM vieitor on Prle- . -- • .- ----- - - - - aved by A. -Watson and Wm, _Thein# ' Wrenn-M,Ps 40.. 1 -6. --.Ws. 4:•:.11; prayer. . , ' Mr. John Picket; of -MaPie 'area, -',."011,-rea l' All privates, 1 pAvosor ,WithLnti---Vdrairto,vellect these taxes. ,- 1314tynt—* _ . . that ell' outstanding taxes of 1939 must- H Reeve Rayinond Redmond ii4rittend-..., ,- The farmer told his Visitor that Moat Mere '# 1040. L_ , • Mg • Cauaty Connell 4 Ooderieb: thIS of the men working in, a field were 6,-x- ' Moved by Mt" 'Th"l' 4-11(1'. 3#Ines 7,.eOrt' _• - •-- ' soldiers..._., .. , • - Chitshelm, that tOolleetior receive $4100 Alberta, 'le ',visiting with his. nephew,. owen...,att,, .4,... matter of fact oey, _ The Collector reported that - out Of Air. John Buchanani and Other friends. aren't," said the farmer. “There are diet etwenty-odd 'Porusand -dellare'Lof Owing to the inclement weather 'en '.00ie or tyve 'PriVates. , OneofThem was taxes- on _.,..the re),17* little,o,e !,8,000 , 'Sunday, the attendanee at charch *al* a corporal. There's a majerv and ..-a wakeutstaionOk-s","_ __.":.„, '' • .. not as large as usual:. Rev. 11. V. Wil- colonel."' ' , • - .., •,, , , , T.,4,T011ector 84tinie • was extended, '.--1 n e'en gave- a splendid address on Vray- "Dear me! 'All good men'?" ..4ne Month and „11(k• A.; .$omersall WAS er;" taking bis text from Luke 1.1„;1- "Well, the privates are pretty gre# • appointed bailiff; ' ' - „ -"One of lite dieeiplee ''said unto, him, on the whole and the corporal istret too APPlieitions- were received from the Lord, teach joe to . pray, as john also bad. : The eaaitnee eojeeese „. e.--- following for exemption of wood..loes:' taught his disciples?. ' : . -"_. •' 'And the, eeleuar. • _„„• Ezra Fisher, 10 acres; Roy Linklathr, n Mrs. A. Lovett , of $t, Catharines The fartiVechesitated: "I'm not going 18 fletea..; Reg. Glen„ 6 acres. - visited recently- reeentit' ritir her sister, " Up.. tory.nnything against' re -man -who has Moved by ,'N'.' Meletrty • and, win: Percy Vincent,' . . =_. . 7 .‘,, .'bete a colonel' in .the allot; but 'I've Thoro, that Assessor examine these lots,. ' Among: those taking the short, 0140" !'nutde up bly Mind that, •whoitever hap, and act according to *W. .,„ 1 at Belgrave are Anna, McDowell, ilitae . pens,- v I'm :. not ' going .to hire -Any Moved by . Wm,,:),11144p,iind- X..... 01i18 - Frisby, Harvey Harvey McDov!ell, Johipi Gear, generals." * • holm, that.the 'Counell_ineet the first Bruce.$cott. ;,.'• ' ' • • • , , , - •Tuesday each month.? , J . The-ILP.U.--Met: on sday-evela A hunter was showing Aete teeil,e-onee. The usual 'number ef by-ltrive,. were _Ing With twelve. Present. „„...the-meetiW. '-tion•Of treplites to &group of -visitors. rend and 7•Piiii34 Atielleintrnete Mitt '1,0'.* Was 'led by • jim Walahe' with OrtteMe' Be was rapturously explaining hew he appointing' the tellowMg: Assessor, lesSein-WerWatiThY' tietefeteto'lteetiV ;Gordbn Jewell; collector, Wm. Watson; ,Ate:DowelLaAlhe Pia 0., - ,The Scripture .sehord;littenfielige.„9„Ateg..re.it,;, 4,..-.„11c,9!.04.1; . was given ;by ell arveY McDOWell. "A: auditors, • II. ,' Long, , Jeeitn','Gardner;4•11.C.Vilion Ted) prayer. The topic reading "Was given by Doreen Vincent, fence -viewers, „ lierace,,gortOrt, Thos. The-nieetin eased .-with.:tbe Mizpah Chisholm, Oar. Waite* 41tred Moore J. ' 4';`:•::14)bert,San„ , and B.-..W..kts.f3heir; poundkeepers, •Frank ''SMbleyi Alden Alli,,Jdnathart .rislier„ Les. JoheStbn Warr. !Slisfew; ' Steck' valuators, Wm Valk,: George Pulford, M. Straughan George Million -,,, ..sanitary inspectors Wirm...Marsh,. Job Bicknell.; Member 0 +1 1 •Bga;f1 of l'ealths:-Mr. -Allan, Willow; „ weed inspector, Win.SallOWS. °. , ,, • -- The -road. vouchers and the follovem ,- accounts were ordered 'paid.: Boa "foirchers, $40:80 ;,'T: 11. Wilson,, bonds - • 12 50 `day. From rioi# t� Worse be yr on or, hefere ,the day,ES ' • Under an order4n-in passed at Toronto, the legisla,tion requiring pasteurization of Milk will -.come into effect In 'Myth,. on Marcii_Ist next: Miss Josie Woodcock hes been ,elected president _fo the local Red gross Sol tiety, and Aletcoilf eeeretaride • • reeent..„.. wed - 'cling of interest =Avaie that of ,IIazeI Marguerite, daughter' of Mr, and Mrse George Cowan,' Blyth, Edgar:Leslie. •Dalgliesh, :son of Mrs; A. Dalgllesh, Orangeville, and the late Metvalglesh. The cereniony .was performed by Rev;. ,A.:,Sincleir Blyth UniteUchtireh, The ' bride, given in marriage by her father, wee tharming in a _costume rose crepe, ,with Queen Anne collar of vvhite lace, White' gloves, blitele_euede shots and corsage -of Butterfly Ophelia roses: After -elle.geremopythe vveddipg dinner -eerie -perved et . the Mine, of the bricie'e iihrenth'; 'Mt -and -Wr0.-Dalz. gliesh left by -motor for aeliert honey- moon -trip. ,They Wilt -reside at -orange. ' ; • • . • Saying VictinVell,r-The Member's o lile'Blyth telepliiineithir were enter- tained at'dinner 'at -the homeof Mr. - and, Mrs, Charles' Bell, the , guest of honor being Miss. Gladys Fawcett, who, 'after twelve years' service With- the state: Is taking a position, at Toronto.. During the evening MiSs , Fawcett 'was presented With a -clock, the -presentation being, made by Miss While Naylor, ' 'while•-•Miss-Wadeline' Bell read an ad dress. Prior to her„.'depa;tUrO from • J• 31Ytil 3,111g'S, Fawcett received several ether parting gifts, ..including` a pen • A.'Progressive„ poliey for 19*, de -- signed to help the termer adapt lohn- self to changing war -time ceuditione# bee been announce(' by the AutillY Herald. and Weekly Star, of Montreal, Throughout 1040, Family Herald "deo, weittew -11--,steff editoroo- 1 - -- - co-operation with, leading agricultural expertee'will 'Show how the farmer may plen to avoid, loeses through changing markets — how he can take advant- age of new opPortunitie0 that are likely to present theraselvee as a result- of thei war. acquired the „various exhibits: - 'e..e.iiSeelinit.7elephantheesaidee-41-1I- shist-et injuY,prOaroae.r "iktk. goodness," mtirintred the stir - prised • young lady:. "Haw did it get there?" OA. 7 -7 -I- , fretnZtobtakt4,641, 1)youie_tpalhomered;i. Radio Servic:e In Loweet..retes for terviee.• Esti, Maim On ***tett Alt.,' work 1:°Plosernrvarai r.r*te0Ar,r:j!v'Piuuic•,si(PTrUbie:t;:t"!tS4Sitt°t;)kt: It R. MUND472,'" AVIdder St, Phone- 598 (.4:1 rii Bank o Canada is, aiithorige—il the Minister receive • • iubscripti.cini for a loan issued for casit'itr-the-pliowing ter -Ms i •„ I Bonds edeenied Illy- Annual Drawings by L:as . • 20% 4- the 14,1'itert ire 1044 -0% .Februitrily 190 -fit„zoo.60 4 , .Febrttairy 4-,19$0 at 100.00., 20% "t4 ,1 " - rebtWUY i, :1052 at z 101.60 - side 100%' and neernettlinterfot. „ ' rikeediNvill"be-used.hytW -6.'v"ETjitnifefit't6:ti*ee;,exivlidftlirf,o' tor war PdPogeo. • „Payment is to be made in -full against delivery of interim certificat,eS *on or. after Februark 1, 1946. , Principal and interest Will be ti.401516. lii la:Wig iiienelOrdatada.,—Iiiterest Vrilitbe, -- payable tvfityout charge ser*annualii at any branch in Canada of any chartered bank. t . . .,; , The BondS'will be' dated Februdry 1, 1940. , Denoinination. of , ,Xlearern.,,gonds; $5(), . $1.0000: The Ministerof Finance mar, at his discretion, authorize, the Dank , of Canada, to ,accept apPlications to convert 1:)ominion of Canada a% 'Bonds maturing March 1, 1940, • into an equal par value of additional, bonds of' the above issue. The 3%,)3onds accepted for conversion will be valued at 100.ifilp and accrued interest to date of delivery'. Cash sUbScriptions and conversion, application's may be made tothe, Dank of Canada, ° Ottawas through any braneh in Canada of any chartered bank or through any approved investMent dealer or stock broker from, whom copies of the official prospectuii con- taining coMpleto details of the issue May be obtained., ,Y Tbe Minister '6f Filianee reserves the right to allot h subscriptions in full or in part. Subscription lists will open gt 9 a.m., B' .S.24., on Januarit 1.0A ?Id win rowan Open, thereafter for /tot ?owlet. than tWo weeks, but may be closed at any, time at th4 discretiort of the Minister of Firtance,.--,with or without notice. •L'•• 12,, 11440 • • • - • ••fo fbr Treasurer and Collector,. ; . Sallows;! vital -istatistics, Bank: n -of lIbb'treal,e'taxee--colleetede 2:85; Ros•Ttil 7.-)oik, taxes -eollected,.. A$7utiorfna' ne24.31a5 ;4; 13C'Etannaka;•eaf;.'„°°, Pthlaalnere"....91 ':NSte°11134ifinie,,,iier:eialer:4tedt6r"eaiolalitudgoti#:$2:35:::::;4. Wm. Watson, Valence et account, eleteher '104135. Febrearyreths'at 2 .p.m. • WM. .s.A.T..;hovs, Clerk. TOWNSHIP Of GODERIclf . The Township ,Council beid its in- augural meeting, at 11 ain.on January 8. Ex-Iteeve Iltureke was present and extendedd--his best vviShea_to the plea.: -hers of -this Year's-MA.1mM .The mem- bers in turn madeehert,epeeehes.''and aSi are deeirous not combining efliefeney- end-economy: ' • - • ,The auditors report front the.Depart- ment of Highways ,piiroad expenditure was exaniined and found satisfactory. T. 1.1. It Brock solicited the authting -or accounts. Monteith and Alonteithihad _already been, engaged; no action. Com- municatiees- 'tiora Ontario ..4.tuutelpal, toociatiOn, and regarding -relief fuel for mothers' 'allowance eases were reed and filed. -*Department of Agriculture, re As lo Rotietieliak„, , -L,- -weed-inepechnlIarris was re- STANDARD FOE' of otpt,q of them are .cevered,-- Air. 'Ace; only cattle,: sheep or the young TOintliST P:AttE . cti•AH appohated, Department of defieing Dog Tax and Sheep 'ProteetiOn. Howard Clarks, re error_ in tai sale; o•n Appticattercip .ohy A$191.14 - Mr,'` C. 'A, Whitely; Treasurer, was In,: _retrueted to iuteryiew tee Counti-Titas- , ..e.torer and have 4 nneorrectioir,inede. • 'adopted. • -The Treasurer; was Oven a Bylipv No. 1, setting:041016a, -was raise :of $25; the remainder .the Saone. T Bylaw ,. No. appointed,_ officials as J: 'elsealaei‘lealeegi(eeiee.N.deomekesor,11"iliri talkies t- Clerks 11-G, ThomPsole; Trees= • , ard *Indy; Assessor, 11, 'AlcOartnen• F Et. sEnysce met, Chas. A. Whitely; Collector; Hew; • school attendance Oilleere GlIddon, Sr. rittee-viewerrweee re:Ire/Minted , Oth; DISABLED OR DEAD LOW ROUND TRIP FARES Enjoy glorious sunshine–, California', offers the Witrt :visitot-eveiything in Summer attractions:,. On the way ,to and from California you can readily arrangejo visit the ma) estic Canadian itoCkies-Arancouver and Victoria in Canada's .EITrgreen Playground., potsit knit. Ia. tolk4itito tos imilesi" rophey Bros. THE LEAIHNO -. FUNERt&L DI1U!IOTGItS -.• AM), EMBAL=44 , • Anabultince .serviee 44.* *7:1 Phone*: .Store.: 'Res, 217 .40DERIOtt. • • r , eeler Funeral Metter' and Embalmer Alt iltomptly) a ttended:. to ' or'night-• • MANCH *"•••••••, 'St,ore Res, t 355W., intilfon Street boderldi Wl eAvu, IggilIALLDD " A NITir-IL -WIND 'GASOLLENE) 11E4TER, - • . In our INyALID„CA that guarantees, heat in 09 -*Nona% • VorP.TOMPtneSS. and-eonifort'in, - Invalid -Oar Service ry-LL.iti17001111A-116N CANADIAN NATIONAL except that' Air. Russet Neal Was al).. Ili)RSES' OR- tATTLE1 Ilointect„ixotead ot 'Councillor It G. re -appointed. rt_nlovelti, promptly ctild officio. intly#,•• . r, Smith, The sante •poundkeepere, *were, . ylaw Nee Si to borrownIZaley from ••simply phorEsotoLLECTo fp the.-11.4yal Think for -current 'exOendl-. , - irramsrimeriomow ILLiAt4 STONE SOP1S : ture, and Bylaw. No. 4, to provide.. for LIMITED , r. ...„tliottitubDaibtra.' '11111° ;tin' LS'IlgAlrOideriVi% rae,,PItter,t7a8-110e:41 PliCiapjl714°2"1 ' - ' ' G4lerl' INGERCh'S°°"114. . :eatalOgUN 1>Z0V-Iti„,)n1Wit'CO,, Box 91# less".than„.retail.•'• Write for mai14rder. -seemeesemeeeieeseseeis, -•( • Hamilton,' Ont." 340 . . - • '""t% 'HO IRUSItallitid 1001.1811411144 Simply pow a lint* Hawes' Now Ow am flow,spread tit cloth tit appE*41* nth* - Weer NE HAVVE5 For Lots o USE— , -17 mon-treat s Phone 39 „ :7•;••••'.." 0 that Tickling e roat , - That tickling in the ,throat is Inost dittressing, and is, caused by.a cola . eettiTliiiiegary414,'hthare'dteobru°gath° 'not only keep') you-ln misery all day long, but alto, prevents you getting a good night' ' elbet« • 1-.'Whaf you need to. relieve this • fielding tough it Dr. Wood's NoWiii Pine Syrup. This valuable proper:1.. .tion is composed of t,he most sixth* '`• Int and healing expectorant barke and herbs with which is combined t the virtues of the world-tunoun °: Norway pine tree. . I '' Wh..estiG634yoUtilltgetlitt 'tttr. W°°a'S"Il .toeth "s" '14'11111)"11 Pe*. r444 Torozto,Ont. ea The Delaware & Jtudson flaiC�ai .that ,Is'eone.eleaned, does not clinker and IS very low in aeh. 1 USE . EORT) cony. 4 -Coke that Is very popular one very high ;in heat unite. Our four -pointed treated. POiliIIONTAS,, This' grade of Coal( Mae beeome /very popalar. 7 ' The RJ ed acket Domestic Coal . for your range, heater,,f women or boiler. Cost In eoal yard, SSA* per too or $8175 deiIvrd In Goderith. Prt3WRING,.; INZATING AND ItAttlyWARTIrsz Chas; C. Lee „ 00,ALYARD end ItAitDWARZ STOR11 At the HarbOr Phones—Store 22 Rowe 112 '