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NINFilleSIXOND YEAJL NO. 22
GODERICII0 ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 30
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OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. AT Outline Plans
, OTTAWA THAT GODERICH TO 11AVE 'for.Local War Work
A. GODERICH 'BOY OVERSZA ,
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Tax Rfor 1940 1
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Same as Last Year
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"NO BAITTAMO f l•
Rev. F. W. Craikatate
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Vietona St. Citinvii
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General_ Rate One Mill Lower,
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'Collegiate Institute:Rate
. One Mill Iligber
With hie welltknewet penehalit for ,
bobbing tep wherever there is anY ext. 'Large
ent or action on, " Jackie"
eitem, golag
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Deli,. . seventeeneyeareolti eatereidtiner,
Cortgrigliticom .11,1*,01
Ann* r serriame
Oil Sunday
' MILITARY AIR TRAINING ,SCHOOL Citizens' ,Connnitte Makes Begin-
By 4. A.. Ilume, Special CorrOSPond"
- ning in Xte '
vosagrisme..., ' ACtiVe$ ''.
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• At a oPecial meeting; of 'the Town(
Council on Tuesday night -the report
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of the financee ornmittee, reeenurteteding
awfatoaxadraot:teoaf, 445,11144 neby,itilasionstelitte4tilo„1,witeitrs,
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PaSSed levyiug ,the' sum 'of W(1,150.20.
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Of thi$ amount $00,739 is ter generel
4,44b rfrtif Att 4t„... ,,a,,,,,1 ,,,,, '
PurPooes; *'*''t.'c'''''"t' L'''.4 ''''''4'.""* i'"'"'''
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and *2,664.15 tor relief. •
rete is Made up as folleWS: For
general 1811 PoSes 28.60 mills; for Public
school puerwes 9.• Mills,; tor eeparate
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seitool PUrPoses 10 mills ; for Collegiate
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etc:, height iive feet, one Inch, Weight
ewe,. set, ee - e to Tete
44t'et'"dritts' weut rtt'"Adt64-4-- °is' MendaY
and preSented . himself .at the B.C.IL
teereiting depot, offering nee eery:ices
to \% 11,
e ' et - . et-
are ye-ul askea tae
ecrtn
uiig. sergeante
r , yeing • JaCkle, Up
utul 'iv"' • ' . • '
"'Nearly eighteen," eeplied , Jackie,
hesitatingly ;• eperitapti I could be •a,
batmaie or something." .
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' • "Sorry, lent we are not Meting sAnY
h4eho:m:tlealentfL;tia:y, etit:1,1134:4:ter
i , 141)e=t4imut'glio431:Inoko,
et 1 ,Yott
want to groW bigger,"*Jackle 'reports
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heeetergeiteet asseepeang. " . ,
, etete eesw, creie. f rbomtigh, 4
.., . 0 Pete
former Itkuell'loyed Pastor 4)f Vicustite
street United ehurch wae • hood a*
,sonasy ',by ,coogtegutio"mi that nuot tio*
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eliewbutiletiii tit:inuisteureworeey asi,ox, ot, lta siz..40„.
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At the morning sell/lee-Mi. Or:ilk's
enbjetet wait "raith,;''' Ile Prefitoe4, hill
sermon wite an eepresseet of tits iumk,.,
teet.e le:teeing, pilau In Goeetiebe weeeetewe
et to
e hatl spent ve NerY teeterY Years.
Ile brought a ineeitage to the centre -
tg:rtmleeeetr.fprulittorlle
ettv... litrloetat.C.,11t,elsetreer., athatttwbo
is novv in PeterborOugh. His text wale
frota 1 John 5:4----, - "This is the victory
that overeometh the world, even • our
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' OTTAWA, May 21 It waft ofileially.
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cO annOtilleed today, :: by the Departnient
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Itrip CROSS REPORT . . The War-tiute Citizene' , Comutittee,•
meeting „for :Use larst time, since its'
of 'aNAtioUdi-, Defence Air, that . formatioa at a mass -meeting last 'week,
Vrederich,will be the site Of an elerneat- 'Beep°, ading. •to an urgen, t appeal frOm ,w,
, , . et .. ' asaseured by the presIdent, Mr. Jell
ar,Y. ellylng -training school under ,the, ...teed (tress Iteadqhattera to, rash „host lettenteettthat the Gerertiment is taking
. fortil' Mite tetepe eta *guard.. aga.insteabot
Britieh CoPtrimieWealtie ,Air 'Training, Pltlikullitlics• Ytv„it 1-culele$ ,a,net.Wgre"., tidee.t
• Plan, e ed the ealle at the -local '`'worlt eowns two 0:3,34 so ,ealled „fifth column's, act
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'What predise plane are -being Made 'Sattirday , afterimen, when '1850 , co.rat • ' • • -
„ tivitiee in Canada. Xr. ,Tleoina$ did,
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leer. • the.' iGoderich aivimrt,,..-develloped presses, Several', bed,,,,,,,OWnS and P5rialna's ' disclose the soUrce ,_ of tritr-ittforint
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in -recent Years. thrOUgh the Ruron . were made and' the followin, ,g ell. iPthent ,
etion ' tint assured the gathering, tenet
f rwarded ' ' • ., - ' , •,
County Council and, private interests- , 9. bempres;est large, 1000; pyjamas 6'& yenta 'in the Offlee Of r. -F-. Caret', on
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' Is aot known yete -Siffiee .lt for thC, scervee, 5e, bed lackete, 6; surgeons', Monday night, that , his iinferneation
moment setee-eiTy'estreet...tanee-lingerin wnsiviDes;--entally•-$407.1i1.4k2108-1-, esemeefront...heeteri-thigleseentlatri4.;
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doubts Goderich mid district may 'have helneets, .8; rolled bandages, '187- For. ' teii, enentnees ev'tre' present and- the
evacuees --Quilts 2; boys' pants, 1,
..' had 'that the Dominion GovernMent - - ' - c t • comntittee adopted a seteotprineiPles"
bonnets 4; sweaters, /1; dresses, v , • .
- 0 for future guida.nees sttessing the
-ift to'melte lute of tile Cloderieh 41-ril°1't 'bees' s'ultsie 4.; Children's', secue, 0.; t i. i t, t tii • d a 0. exert
can. OW be definitely set ttt. reeL, i bloomers, 41 mitts, 3.; sitireee.• , eg,cap,.l;. pa r 94. c 314 are' o' 0 t'0 Y. 11 ,
lug fullest •co-operatioti to. • all . other
•AneelementarY ile'ing traututg 004004 nightgown, ' 1; 'baby niff,ttgowns '2* ' .• in
'IS' ter early- training after the stage t " organizations now engaged war
4, _,,, ivy's knittee Suit, le - - • , - , • • p • .• _
-- • • • - . • _ . • ee , . ' „le, . work here. • .
of initial Ilying.training.seboola Ivo= • The enoety,Practica.1 way 111 .wuttal a% desire of many eirzens to engage
the •pilots- in training. 'Proceed to ,other e i •
Oanadtan wonien can -show their devo:. iia 'fi , some., de It te . war ,ee tee y w.ost
I. ' • -t-i
airports for ,interneediate and then tion to the Allies is •to bend- -every . seed, i
*service -dying training schools' Pr: Prie energy 'in, a inost vigorous: effort,. to estr and the formaton Of a vet-
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.Artisleing, touches of theiretritinieg. replace supplies, .'A tremendous niina- 4uard to . train In -assoelation.
. _ Because the •Goverinatent eontheuess with the. local militia conipany • Wa$
ber of ' wounded, as well as 5,00,000 f ' • ' - it )1. - 1- , -
. avored,tut one way w len ocal men.
zealously, to guard 'against infoemation ...refugees,,are at this moment conveegiag. . . , - . . ..,-,-, ' ei. o
tueir serviees.
-reaching-the
one mill. The total Is the ..1:3a3teeaiss 4teanset
Y.,:ellIi but wbile' the genera '
mill lower the Collegiate institute tete
Iiint''Taelleteiehatira-81,arsuir-"-te neeve tt-teinfilft
lot of guys in. London, '' ' , ,
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f•aiFtfitii't'h-:, sti' idithe' pr'e-acheir, i4t•-t'll-e'-:te'zi-lv-
theeit em *tub -wefeau.....iely' in a wetrete° ...
one mill htglier. - '
in, two enetae.
neeln‘at)4esplitalyre" 15PatItY: aabnlil December 14th.
will 'be the 'Usual. disco.unts and,
penalties • , ' '
• Tee reegtteaFation oe the town -hand
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'woe diteussed 'meta the- special :eon-
'irattee wa8 instructed itie 'Consult with
the LionS. Club In. the. matter.
' • ,' •• . ' The. Etithnates, . -
The estimates _ot xecelpts hnd ex-
peaditures for 1940, ae• presented by
the iluance contatittee and adeptee, ar.e
as follOWS., • ' .n - n , -
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. oxeeteNteeTterete
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is.arcos , ..,,... . ..p.,.....,... . ....,•,,,,.,., .... $ emcee
Printings - advertising, . sta-
donde and Postage- - 1.306.00,
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'Jaw costs and ailuit . ft A 2 000 00.
- - -- - • - j'etedee
rire depertment e,,,, . .. • , .
Public .wailts And read oil . 13,00(1.00
. e„e.tee
lin'-'1c--'-', .rel- let and asyluin -iv '•'.
'''. a'''17
Patients ' - ' • - -ow 00
.••••e. • • '
pubut .iibrarr 's ,2000.00
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,VICTORIA.' DAV OBSERVED .
.• A,Tp.....ljg_leIpt ..Spell0.014
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at"1:vieiteeto„ riraial)stli awola7m. fiTtthillugrslydaeybsextire!
110011 last, *hen the pupils gathered in
the' school ealtsexably 'hall to- sing
patriotic songs and hear . an address.
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by Masor H. J, ..4._ MacEarant •
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After the singing of "0 Canada the
studen•ts saluted the Ifitioa , jack. Miss*
Estherifilume rendered a heantifu'l $010s
to the 'delight of the- children.. „.
Mayor WacElwari, striking a note 'of
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intense ..interest . at the , present day,
sPolte of the strength' ofetthe British
Empire, its Ya.st 'extent, and what the
'En1Pire gleans te its peeDle 'Wherruti,
are tailed upon to defend it -• - -.
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The National Anthem wasesung d
t' . . . - , . • .
he assembly was concluded with the
of a • • app • r*
reading , ,,PraYer, r" la t°
thet presenteer,leis, bY "Pri'xrcipal S ii
-house - ".• --- •- ' ..
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--Ate-,Central
that is rent bi- hatred and fear. Nei
man eau ,tell what faith Can do until he
Ilit'tat. ittisilicomuge;'irt... e•'''tiet.sill. tt'itil
dtilisecetr(19:1bartf,
difficulties a lft -is the, one tthing
ie, i
,to give oonsiitiettee, axia .segurity. 00,
'1°3g lig BritainkeePs her faith" ahe '431•
xi ever he elefea. ted eBrit-annia. rig, rule
the waves and...Britons never :illbstil, he
slaves. • • ' • - ' -
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Faith le -like- the new ntorn rig that
gives, lite a.new meaning., lettith es.tee,
vineible. .1' s ls not eouquered. Vie
gates Of hell shall hot prevail againet
'lot Great Oominander. Whongh au
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•olse ,sho d fail, , undwateat are
everlaeting t arms. Honore du 44
patriotism, sacrifice soli .remein, tete.
shown, in, e lives o rio • motile
Metetee ''
gale 'And ,Edith Cavelt- 'with suck
- - . - - - • - - - th .
examPles . erg courage and fal by
which "to live, the UrttisillgraPire 0.4307"
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The sPeaker spoke of the Power. Of
itra3„ „. "Let the little things f lif
er. • . . . o e
go ; the only thing that- inatterit *
nth'itinbseeljl'eat*; 11:whe'n'...th:y 'et'
, _ • :There
SEM. T. _T. 1V1,1.110tAY,•MaeDONALP
Seigt, SiaeDonald Is the son of Mr.
and ' Mrs... Allan araeDanaldr BrOck.
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street, and was born in•Goderien nearlY,'",,
,- . , ., ago ,- • . ,
twent, -two., yeare . Bee -was. with. ,
the 'Royal, Canedian-negiment at Lon-
dont Out., for .four Years a214',1 .is now •
with the regiment, in ' Bngland. 4e,..
Was, on duty with the guard ,of honor
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0.t Lanu011 entlie occasion 0; the v
A, ,,,„• es-,,,,, „,,,i. ; I ' ,
tt',..„,' ,,.,‘•.. tee."4ke e`e" Queen last year, and
" tc • forthe' ' .
honer When His'Itlaiesty inspeeted. the
regiraent in England. ' His 'parents .re-
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ceived a letter from -hun on 111-anday
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of ,this week, :written. en pod_ he th,
i . , e
, U1(1 spir ts.
• Ti-totalilu-*
- . • enemy on th- m .
bers of, pilates groluld ereWs, obServers,
gunners, etc., to be feinted opeteeby the
.. 'COMitiOnwealth; scheme, lt, is. not ,poe-
sible to •seettee any inforeatttion on the
. numberieedirbe .trained, at' Goderich-.
or 'Oiler like schools -it ply one-time.
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In ' dile coursee. hoteever, Gotierlea.
. ;will . have large numbers' of *en lit
training eit the nese' • etch001, aetd
inn -rents . county town- will beepe0Piodebe
, vuld, giv ,1,... .
on, -purls.. They need the heti) Of eau:, e.,etin•-g 43_ f s visit 13 -aid
unioep -fold -the-en
aelianettetmett. All hoepital supplies be a committee a ilimeelfp ceL .teele..
now In our steres in 'Englaitd have been , '
made ,avitilable to 'The Itritish Reds tSturay and Dri J..14.- Graham to Mille
tare he d te at Lottdon on -Sate
dr0.$0. Only A SliVaii reserve has been ._ , a guar rs . ,,
- • uraay when -much .was learned of- the
kept for tlie' use of' Canadians, ' • - ' • . , ' • h e. pi
, . regulations .eovering t. e presert in t
'rhe need . of new clothing for. retie -
e Wry set -up -in' the country, es The* come
geee... from. ' Holland, . ' Belgium.. watt eoittee was assured by tete' genetai of-
Frmicele urgent.' _Donations of meter- fleet comniandine that the Main con-
ita itii mote ebotireres garments Would textri. ti - ii • ,iti,
On a group of civ lane eou
mita aPPreatifer:---- • 't7. - - - • .
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ith bright Young •- reen in the blue
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y- uniform of the Royal Canadian
le Poem. . . ' • - `,- -
,„ Shortly, ,, there, • should •be ,metre ,. he- ,
elttrinetioneeitietemietiefetletr -ye - •
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Work retails twill_,be 'open for 'work,
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three eays a week, Tuesday -to Thurs-
daye hiclusive. Fridtty is reeerved for
the weekly thridge. and .. 500 tie tv
"-it '-r--,-
ipeo
make. wouldebe tin, the atisistance it
. i • iliti its •
could, give to ext,s.t ng, -m it tin .
A 'Committee headed by -Mrs. D: a:
sane.,•was appointed to eonfee. with the
Cattadiant Legtore. regarding. the Pott:-
•firiN •
4ar‘j ' ARRESTS:, IN AURON
ACT
. UNDER WAR. MEASURES AO.L.:
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But We' •Vomplaints louder', bivestiga- •
ition,„ Says ' CrOV,vn,,Attbrriey ,
•Circular. letters • went 'out tot all
Heron` einenty britaChes • of the Can-'
. eaten" Legion yeSterilay • frem the Office"-
of • Ceown 'Aittorney D. 'E. Holmes, in
.GO'dericli reatiesting that altinstagees,:Separate
whether -of epeeeh • or deed;_intsympath-
etic to the Allied cause ,:be. reported'
promptly. ' Tne letter asks that -officers:,
eefe-thes Legiwa poet$ acquaint- the in-.
vidualhinembers with its eteltents. • .
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To set at rest a veritable flood of.
-rumors that; have °filled -the air in; re;
cent- days, the •Crowit7 Ateerney "said
that no arreStsfhad been niadeln,,.thie
cotinty -fer-alleged offenceg Kgaingt the
Wat-Keagur4.4kt., - .f,te Aid --say ' that-
two -tomplaintt- hedebeenereceiVed, 0120
from. Godertch and one froin.W.inghain,..•;v4ter,
arid that .they :w4re° being, investigated,„.•Salt.
ruitherttban tbat,Mr. Holmes ‘refused
hat °all le* ti--
-to .eoraneent,, but edeled t gi ..
mate complaiatewOuld be givenlirotept
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•attention. • • .
qpieed- at the•, Goderich airPOrt In oile-,
- 'II rs dmitelet ation
• uectiOn with -anga , 41, - --r
buildings, and .possibly barracks .0
'T's`Oriie kind„ - etc., canT 'necessary. „hue
provemente end extensiens te runwaye,
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creedetotavhich_areenseditcepurcimee,
materiale, and wool; • Saturday is • in-
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spectwn and ehipping.dey. • „ t.-
Our ,bxitucli his Iteeneaskeele. feeketest
al1tWorkers to meet tlaitt emergency and.
. to -proceed -With the ntmest eirpedieneY
to the Malting' Of hospital supplies and
'AMR.
eibility-of-seuding'Pareels to local Men
, I '' *It 'thou ht - that
• Seiv ng -overseas.. , _was, , g ,
me 'Legion* rOoms Might . be. used ', it$ .•a
central dePot'ate-w'hich. supplieitniight
be gathered and. packed, .*. - • - e e -
,ar. Getit Sehaefer.-brought the.. offer
Of the fxee 'Use .of the Legion., Toolie
• ,, , ., . 7-- • 2,i00-.-00
Cerants , s. . , . .. '•cuss
'Bank -Mete:met .' . , . - •500.00
,ELeptions • , • • • e eeeeese---:•-•-225,-00
:payee ,---- e e ., - , A- • • 1,500.00
. ..i.„,,,,
rark House' ' * 4 ' - oteew
. • . . 1 400 00
Cemetery . „ , -
Public . elk. 1 -te e. ,et Aivon
vs oo. s .•.. ... . ... .......- --Ivy," --
secleotd ' 1;2400.
echooleelieht-teache
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he ' ro. ' • ' Emp re
. t eannig of . ire . -ay
With -an children 'teethe. verious et . mei
Or !filitiel-faTi :raorning 'and in the after-
neon t e. singing, ottpatriotie, sorigs 'be
• • , , num-,
the children ir• chorus aind „solo 4•
. , • ,_aga
berg was an appropriate eature"o'f, th
ea, .
- .
- ,de et /Win
Ivou '-k • . 11 'you a • .
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• , /people, ere -losing talus. en God when
theyteand„.4ettiesewste, , everybodyeeleet
•: canal' t control
eleeiresteraperete. w. lee.a , they -,,,treepatta.
. inst the laws f God because it le
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the . popular thinge-to do; .7hen, . _
neglect .• the -church. , ,- . Tile , -ssr. 'rerie
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01.1.1X TWO 0ASE0 FOR' - •
SESSIONS NEXT WEER'
knitted' articles. , . WE KNOW'
WOMEN. WILL dt..ALLY •. To.. MEET
THIS CATZ,
as . headquarters, 'for tbe • cominittee,
The offer was gratefully aceepteel', IV
the. Prealdent :en . behalf ._ of , .the _tom-
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•Codregiate Institute-- , p-.17,-295.23
a a Health, '', 350;00
Boar .. , I 200 00
Insurance "' -. ' •
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•, - AN . INVITATION '
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church' is faUltig, when the" Iotilt tet
everybody , else to (10 the work that
le to ' ' he. 0 - n
dou•
_ One criminal 'Case 10 Be.'"Iidiourira
and Jury'. Dispensed With
' The only criminal ease. &et down for•
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BOARD or TRADE . .
' . . MENBER,Siup DV,IVE
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mittee, , • -'' - - , .
. The secretary was instructed to
tvelthIto the disteict-seperinte.nd.ents- of
'both eallevays suggeeting. the desir-
e ••
1yearket , e $5.00'
' DebeittliteS -see. . . . . . eeetet ........... -10,49345-
County rates , , ., .. t ,. - 10,568,64
-8.treet 'lighting ..„....?:: .... . i . ... .. .:' • 5,006:81
Tewn, evater • , 3,000.00
•ThiScount • and interest on. .
• 'taxes ..,. . . . .','. . .;:t.,*....1....,......,.....: ,2200.00'
tiank,loawieserVei-41c•tin--).- - ----- '-'
' collectable texes , • - .-5,000,00
light. and harbor ' 1,000,06
Co.. powe'r•• • 360.00
1,10000
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. Mr. Geo:, Laithwaite invites the pa -
-liceto_ Visit, Maplee_Leaf Feral.' on • op le
'blossom Sunday, 2, to See his. r,
ch.ard In all its beauty. .Ateer a'pa 'de.
at 3 o'clock throUghetheeoreharee a
service atill-We 'held in his park, A seal).
.adinission. of 10 'cents ill be chee edeevere
for the Red. Cross e . ;- ''.E.
t Stilted the Vveathee beetermy. 011 al
arboVe dat(, the .gathe'eeingswillebes p -i t-
.poned to a, latee date. • • ' . , e ._
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•The' eanSieal sertriee -was under the
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direction of MitstAluta Ifewelle -Organ.
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ist of the church, and the ,elettir WO
assisted bY the, Ilarinonie Male Qutare,
'tette of •Listotvele who sang threeetaleee
tionS. . The' membeis 'tit the qua.rtette
IA II FleMing, C. E. Blackmore,
'S. Hudson and A. W. Zurbrigg. ,
- .. EVenhig-Servitef:-:.--:-. •• -
.. The -evening service of North street
Unitedetchurele, WAS "Withdearvert ansi
many members' of that a te
hearing,at the general' sessions of the
County CoUrt ••whiell,Naten next Tues-
. day, that of ' J. • )3.. T4iiVis, , Clin,ton„.
charged • With false, pretenees, Willebe
' ' Crown, Attorney • 1:20, ...E.
adjourned,
Holmes announced ' today.-. . '•'This is
being aoilesas it Matter of-Kamm/Vs-the '
-adjournment' 'Obviating ..the necessity
" of Calliag ..a; geend- jury:panel Of thhe
n and a .petit• jury panel" .of forty-
eeeteht. The -jury on the,only eivil jury
=•ease been --wai:Ved, • SurenS
•_. ;
Thetannual inembersitip drive .ofethe
Gtodekicli *era:: of Trade wille begin
shortly, and ' the oftteerte o.f. tile Board,.
,, vvhe have been aetive during the Year;
ho for a 't.neious response from the
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busineesmen and other citizens e.xiy-
• • • NI,/ he g ' hec- oee- a memtie et of
,.(ti`lt:- 'Boir.rer iv-12ot°- mayelene•pen to be %vele
1 k d -' the driv pia. .obta' a ticket
oo e en, .,. In ,.. . .
- from W. IL BlackstondWeste street,
chairman et the neentbersbaTeteompitte
.• 1 J3 "k
'A
.- • - • • •
ability of soirie arrangement
railway fares -which wouldeertableenten
. on service ••to• -get • to •,their homee for
authorized eleaveS•• as eheaplY as pos-
sible. • . . '_..- .e.
' . dile titeeeptien -
•Lt.••••061.• AseEe Sturdy and Deputy
eReete Brown were . appointeaa cone-
taittee to 'make ingniries iegarding the
poseibility of halting the men new
., -. . .. . , .
serving. in Canada given ' leave .tn a
griSup:_to come to •Goderfeh for a givie
ata:tional -Shipbuilding plant
• • • .
Armory .. .• iixtoo
int - 475.00
. . : .
• AT KITCHENER WEDDLN ,
lklany in, GOderich
-congregation-
• ' .A.
tended., With the people. o'f '.:Vietera,
gtrect-----e-Bet; -W. "Pee. Teat*: of Norf. 1
v. -Alt. -Craft -1) ...:,....--..,..;
Itobt. Ma Kay cemetery. f.• .
fund , • • , 59o,00
- MiseellaneouS . -- , -‘, . 2,1.po.12
,
-W14.- 00- Int •Sted
in the announcement' of the :Av ding.
of Hugh John. -MacDonell son 0 , Dr.
it ,-0:. and. MrS.- MacDonell of itch-
street .was, -,with Bev. C. L. -BrOwn*
pastor 'sof th'e anniversary church, la
ehe pulpit 'and. asisted Jul the. seeeiee,
Mr. 'Crailes • subjeel ' was "An
,also_lias
• . have been ' notifieet not,. to attend.
.. There are only two cases on the civil
doeket. Alelville .M10,, farmer, Logan
: • ' •
• - township, - is suing. Elmer ,Hugill,.....
Tuckersralth : township, t -for a
• 5°
.ditmages, with costs.. The .action.arisesDownie
out of a motor accident On March 15th,
n o. 8 highway, it few , miles
Iwo, oc-N
east of ' Clinton.: . The statement • of
.1D -x 11 kl R
t ee; . - . -• pe - ey, oya - - an „ secre-
• tary of. the. Board ; or J. F,„ Oilleapiet
bank of .04 erce treasurer.
- - ' • d
The Board has already prepared- an
• ,
bli• 1 . literature' th
is issuing pu c te . in - e
interests. ot. the .town, Mr. a H.
,wh,o did such goodwork as
, *
tourit seereta,ry laat year, is agair,
actin
' sff in that can:tette ' ' • '
-- -7-- tt , - -- • • •
- - . , -- - . . - .
reception of some, sort, en whieh tic-
' caeion it' was hoped the Town wolil
mike such presentations to„the'inen.ai.
had '-been planned. ,• Mr.- Schaefer
.
stressed the importance of the final.
handshake to 511011 men from their
friends before' leaving for everseas.
ISo- foim '- of official recognition
- me
from the people of the countyon the
. . • ,
1 -APPEAL,. FOR BLANKETS .
- ..• ., ......e....- '
'An' urgent appeal . has just been re-
ceived from' the Red Li head-.
gnarters for WOOLAJBN BLANKPIES,
:-either new- or 41S good as new . . These°
blankete are needed immediately for
shipment to Pram*. Blankets may.be
letLat the Red Cross rooras, or will be
called 'for. - Phone 669.0r 500; '''.."'".•, ''
'-iSewer
— e . _e
. . $123,858.95
• ThECOPTs '
,Ceinetery ----, . ,f. 700.00.
Licenses (including Liquor .
,Control Board) ' ' 14000.00
-Fines ' 50:00
Dog tax 250.00
t
• Local.' impr,ov'ement teies .,3,605.23
rentals * ' • r 501.00
Itoad ,o11, assessments ..... ,.• . . ... 042.70
National Shipbuilding- plant 1,000.06
ener, on Saturday last; the bride being
Helen Elizabeth, dht u "'"- •
a g er of M . and
-Mrs:-J. Me Laing of Waterloo . •The
'eeremOny toOk ' place at ,St.• ohn's
Lutheran churchan
, Kitchener. r. d
Mr. Maotkonell''are former. re.ident's
Of• G.oclerich, and the bridegroom . was
born here. Mr.. andltdrs. J. W. 1 aser,
Mr. and Mrs. W., F.• ,Situnders lid Mr.
and Mrs. C. K. atitiders . atten ed the
wedding. e . , -
7-
,
Adventure in 'Christian- Living." ,Lifee
he said,. 'is • the .gr -a
e,ateet .dventure of
all, and he spoke of. the' liv,es .end
eneral otit-h, Gren.;
achievements' of GIt
roll, „Moody, Barnard* and . others - to
show Nhat-can -be d•one, by mete
animated 'with the. Spirit .0...q011- ..--,
' ' t . . . , .
;Mr.' Cralk spoke -•of the visit of , the
King .eitil Queen to!Canada just 'a year
ago- and of His t.lajesty'S, request, after
a, *year of ebseneee .-that his people
, claim sets out -that _plaintiff lead parked
- his car well ' over eon the •shoulder a
,
. ., .
AN APPRECIATION*
•
•
occasion of the openio of .the local
airport was thought desirable and the
Council be interviewed
lie road when defendant; dritings in • ----. ,
he, same direetiou, ' greeted • into its Editor The Signal-04re • . .
ar. Plaintiff maiiitaini that Hugill• Sir,-Wheever is responsible for the
W as ,driVing too fast and.Was not keep- floral decoration now .being made to
ing a proper lookout.. • • the west' side of ilarboa Hill Ls to be
The defendant defendant Claims that th'e Ilunt congratulated upon the pleasing and
„ ear *as parked on. the travelled portion artistic effect that has been achieved.
; of the road, not on the shoulder, that it It , is sach • beautes spots as this that
' . 4.-1134.11%.1khtP.,.„thi*f.1j,k and that'plaintife gi.,Ve a town distinction and attraetive-
failed to give w'iiiiiiir"'"I.Tig"""Mteitier. ne,ss. .„.A further wo•rd of -praise can
• claim_ is for $268tand lie .asks- general justly be said in regard to. the gardens
-"iiiiiiage's of $500-itird-CoSECt- -7"--t br-Gbdericir.' - There7aminilliY--verr-regret-of--the---nrenthers
,
MePherson, Thompsen and Attdereeme. ,beaeitiful ones. - ' .
IStratford, for plaintiff; George L. A VISI1.101t.
County will as
to what form such recognition., Mietild
take. . . • ,
_ . A .. deputation .composed of J. . p.
Thomas, P. F. caree and Geo. Schaefer
was appointed to interview the -Town
Council and aSk fer a. small' grant lei
order to carry on-ai * :citizen& cora-
•
mittee. ! They win lase. request the
council to ep_point. a.,rePresentative on
:the . committee and ' will - e.,cintep the
-,that-the
band ., has disbanded' at it •time when.
snob an org,anization is `Most needed.
The bethe
WORK ON THE BLUE WATER ---
mr: cff.ti parsonshae received -word'
frera- H.• E. Macpherson of ' Stratford.,
divisional .ellgineer 'Of the•Departraent
of .liighteays that' entracte have,been.
let - for the gravelling 'of the' Blue,
. .
water -highway from. Baytield to Kin-;
eardin( T. -Sandy a tOwn has the, cOn,
tract ,for thet: portion af tbe road be-
tweerrAtryiteki---and • pert ;Albert alid-
has already eomnaeneed WOris.., -When
the gra,velling :is completed the roed
will be given a coating of dust -layer:
• • •
,
Art Craft:plant 110.00
•Goderich Orga:n 'Co . 480.00
„
ProViecial 'R. It: tax • 2694°
flouts .eincluding.armory) '. 2;000.00
'Belief -payments, (from 9.ov- , .
, ..ernment) ' 2100.00
,Governinea subeidY, -IsmIlIt -2:1•11:1
-----4
Park nonRo rovenne..„ .. _, .... ° 300.00
,
iir
RROLSTEIN CLUB PIC IC
. . Officers, of the uron. Cott • ty Hol -i
H
stein Breeders' A.ssoCiirtion ar makiti g
arrangeMeiltS for. a ' ' b • '
picnic • e held
at iSaltford Heights on Monday, June
10th.• *The Bruce 'Connty. Holstein.
qi-uh..,is, •unitiiig 'il,th the ,H ron club'
4,-;,•the_vkita , • . . • •
shenid glve ,their preyers fed -the
pire. . . '. • , ,
"There is .no 'need to bi• too nineli
afraid hi ,theee anysi'_"_said the speaker.
.. , „ • - • •
We: eanent go under when Cied is .ou
. our side."'
' - lAnniYetga4 Supper •
On ,Monditi evening a bountiful sup-
_the,240,2:
.'efounty road rebate 2,5,20.21 . . -''-' -
per---was-served-by.-„.the-Wornan's-As.
Taxes . ' . 106,159.2? '
. , ..... . . ". TALK ON TOURIST . PUBLICITY
seelatioet of the church and aftervedet
an interegting- and enjoy blprogram
a e
. -''' ' ' ' T Boat(/' of ' de' n ' • - 'a
$123,800.ee he Tra . a nountes .
. ,
' "`" meeting eo he heid,oh Tuesday evenings
' • *' '
.
was presented. Solos were given by
Rev. F. W. €1 111 Ituth Allisoe, Helen
. Mitchell, Stratford; for .defendant.
reiwerd F. • Lynn and joseplaine - MILLION-BUTSON
'141114-111aintiffs, in another 11 tion, A, (11111 eddi took pl at the
t •ev ngace •
to collectetereelleve• owing, on or posses,ch -or -St.-4iiiiies÷ -ehurelf, 'Stratford,
council will askedto .take
inest vigoretusesteps to have the bane
eitrry ' att. - " ' - -- - . --
' _ . , , . , • .. _.....
mr
i . Geo. Laithwaite offered the use
. , ,
- SERVTCES-ltECOGNIZED'.......___
.mr. aod Mrs. E. Douglas Brown were
presented with a table* temp ' by the
choir •of . St. Georges churea :on their
'resignation front that -body.. Mr. and
mis, 'Brown 11 id been faithful rcierabers
' '
of the choir for ,eeveral years and the
.
gift' Was a slight recognition of their
ServieeS,', 'The preseetation was -Ina&
by. WS. Oakley, Miss, Wurtele, Mr. W.
A.-. An.derton. and Rev. A. C. Calder'
who called on Mr, and ' :Arse Brown at
their hopie last Thitredity evening.. ' ;
. . . -
.. ____ __. _. , - ----- June -1 ith I at 01 11
-Vil ' ' -' rn I - l'i r --AI- If - II' d
-FARM WORit RETARDED i ' - • -
- wh ch a talk on tourist pubheity Wili
- t ., , , . ,
• b°11 4 ( Iss ma , Owe , and
dilets by Ilissee • Pearl Roope . and
• sion. Of ' • property,: sold, ' to E•.'' Maud riday 'afterneon, when Lena Faye,
Tremblay on LeceMber 1, 1934. 4-11 a rh .1 m 4•31 R
con daub terMuch
property is in the Xeays and CamerOrt ..sir- . 01 Albeit street, Stratford,
utson_te a - '
' _survey, Godericla, and was"sold toUrs. b came the bride .of rrivate.James El-
-Treniblay for $0a4; 'Stine otelog, it ls. e lik i t
. Ilott ' Million, --of the Perth g men ,
. chilined, -is $358, pine interest, taxes on y soi - . ,
.00.99 . and Wator rates .$1.5.91 'llie 1 i of Mi. and MrS. James, Mil -
A,' le q Ligut
lion of Dungintnone ev. , • , . -
e statement of. claire 'adds that defeu . • r 't d. '"•The firide 'wore a
ant' was asked. to vacate on Apritt5i 4°11111 1 °illetiiiik' .ger 0 ek of dusky rose -with
• 1940; but has not given up possession, str4t.'eligSsoc'les and -a corsage Df red
• • 'The:defendant eleleis that the action white 'a e
OROA •ceSii _was attended 'by acigs.
is prematuee, -that, 'notice in 'writing Tr..--„---.„-, il„,,f.,„.,e ., .
weerina blue crone .with.
- -. -1Vab not-SerVed. and that at-the-thin:0- j" -.1'5•'!",Y'•::±•" --r'--1:!?-''-'-!=•-•''-•::- -d--.1-•-•--•-tiM.0
rose accessories au aeeereage 0
the writ was issued °lily ' $60 was 11. -..,m d •
, I1 . carnations. Itrivate J. . ' o erherg
OW.Ang. ,ThiS the defendant states she .A.-4,-- it. v. 1,,,th R •3 • - t a beet amen.
Offered te pity, buit the money .was .ret — — 1.• e te ed ,
- - The' couple will 1114e ne tra o .
fused by plaintiffs - , • , . -
of the orchard on• his fii.rni during
bloseent time fer any kind of eelebra-
" tion-vvhichthe cominittee might' eare to
.
stage, the proceeds to be devoted to the
'he e Wa
Work of the eominittee, 'I off r $
declined with thanks _owing to the
,shortriess" Of the time and the newnese
. , . ,
of the organization: ' .• ' '
The president peid tribate te. the
many offees ;ot assistance which had
poureil in on. -Members from citizens
wiehing to help 'the •work along in it
of streteeThe meeting -adeeurne•
.
at a late ho r to reeonvene at the call
- . ,... , ,
of the president. . , .
• . - helms 'Of Committee , - '
. _ .. _ . .,
. The following were1144)1)10(1for/milt'
, be glva ley D. R Oliver director of
Seeding Not • Com .1 all th ' .0 • '
tareo Travel and Publleity
. p e , e n, .
.„ wheat -aild p st teG d . '
a ure oo • ' . .Bureau. '
• : • ' - °
,and
NI i- t J ee Mrs . tieTavi h d
-aim Sanderson, Mes. 'T. Orayand MieS
Evelyn Tereekow. ' ReeitationS .ivere
*given
Backward sprint- Weather •e -x-, _
- - - - --- -- , t'e ' . . -
cessi .. a d Y , , A •MUSICAL, TREAT . , .
. ve ea-inf Ils of recent ' a s ar-e
greatlY retarding, 001111)14 tion seeding Lovers Of music are looking•forward
opera.tions in North Huron, Particular- .to the .recital to., be given" at Knox
IS in the north-east .seetion, where ohnreh tOmerrow (Priday) evening,. at
much land has not yet,lheen prepared.. 8,15, by the choir undee- the -direction
In the south many low- ying fields, ere of .Miss.Eleanor Snider A.T,C..).1. The
tinder water or - the soil. is so water- .program Is a Most attraetive ones A
14) 1,4(1 that it s kable and the
b. . 1 udwor ,
by. Betty Johnston end Iloward
• ' ke • ' 1 . ' lie
Alt p. Rev. F., 'W., Cra k. was t
guest speaker end wae again heard
with great enjoymenteThe school. rOOM
in which the , supper' was held' was
•heiatitifutly decerated in Red,- white and
blue, and Kovitled it leYele eetting for
the' 0(0 151011
HIS, 435TH- BIRTHWAX . '
•
0 e of Goderich's oldest residents
11 -- '
:illy. "Henry Martin,. passed his eighty-
+fifth Milestone ort May 23rd. Mr. Mar-
_ t •
tin, 1ms. been Art Alexandra Hospital
for many months, but ' he is , bright
nd cheerful, and 111 1111 old friends
in. town ' el ''11„ i eh .
• and saw ere •w 11 e glad
hear Of him ' - ..•
.. „ . , .._._ ,. ., ___ . _
__
pletneetag-ef eorn beans.and-migar beets -- --- -- ,-- --- e_____
- t• . • • te -tee-. ,.„....te
is beina held. up This is a summary si, ' •
. 's ' I C " * Brisk Movement o Gram to Godericli
given The 'Signal -Stet. iy..J. ...:Shearqr,.• . , , •••• , ., . . . ,._, .
a&ricuitural representative. He ',says ee. - . • e. ' - -- - ' "! -- :.- , . - •-' • .
- es • - - •
falle.vheat looks exeellent tied clover is a - .,
if.;levator-Notes from the W terfront
wonderful catele Pasture 'is g bad s -
a - - . .t. • • ' • 1 „ ,
tat R. .0. EatesteK.C.,:loreelairitiff, Frank ... ' . '. - ' , •
1)orinelly for defendant., • • AT, STRATFORD MEETING ,
Huilni klountY .01d A.ge Pensieu and
•as the :guiding princinlee•of the cone-
•mitteea
',', 1. To effeet• to the evident
and present • Indica ions are that hay :. ' - . ... •
atilt be a big- crop. The str. Fort W.iltloc arrived at the
-- - - • - * • harbor 011 SatUr4ay afternoon from
' • '
season arrieed- early Sunday keening
and left on. Monday morning. -. The
.
OLD -AGE" PENSIONS. AND Mothers' Allowitneer- Board event to
?ellxiA•ktrit,41 -Stratford- last -eveuing to hear, -an ad-
' -MOTTIZRS' A.1.1 "' ''''''"'"'" eleess on their work from a Depaetment
- ' itepreeenta.tive. They met with Perth
' unty and Stratford City boiled%
. , There. are 8a''.8 people , lir Ilueon eto
neunty receivinold-age pensions'toT1* 3114 at•tetided freinfHuron Were
day.. The total paid mit In the fiscal william/ Archibald, Tuekersinith town-
'• year' ending ..• March 31, 1040, wt1S4 .1,"
--- ehip tehairmarit ; Iteeve R. 'J. Betel:Ilan
180,940,17. This compares with 8ir ef BrUSsels,,John L. MeEwan• of "Wrett-
perth cotintY who last yea.r re- eter, Deputy County Clerk Norman
etved $185,146. •This information, has' Miler, Mrs. It. IL Redditt of Goderich.
<fMuosrt kbeNeonrinrealne-aMseidlebry -Deputy' tt' o untY andM. Vthf Clit
give pith-
' lic urge to become more activelyeaaeeto
sociated with' the prosecution of the
vrer. , . , . , .
• ''''
2. To aassist in the organization of
ffothr tcohlumPnre"veancttiiovnit• i.e0sf .
•saabhootma,ev-e "••a•ffi-ned-ld' ,
& 4'16 render n possible assistance
.a y , 1z1 1 j d
mem ens of the C.A. , t.., art • to
to the • b'
, their families; both during thefts -T.-
n 111.0 d a w lin .
a a an e,oversean.
vice i 4.. tro f,rive such, assistance to exitt.
•ingcr"o." l'I/ 31Io' a' thep• eer ask .loose
VIT1111 With "MOM 'bus-. Of'
•r, A LETTER kikOM ENGLAND Pc`rt .1.-, - •. -
wheat ati cleared light on Sundav
Is t et word reeeived f•ront the loeel - • -
morning for. Fort Wil/iani. .
lanyda eiesrvaizeleevttIehr . tr:eceCivAe,dS.Fthisili. wEeneek ' The teSuperior (voilein lethan
. . •
' . P ' ' T Hus e of the att. hoar aftee , th,e -loft Wildoc, also
.fromt rivate entice , v
sdr- • .,-. • from Fort William, with 19,850 bus. :of
It:C.A.S.C.• Supply (toltann, • ateu .witg-wheat and 0,770' bus. -Of Oats 11nd
land, elay 12th. At that, veritiag the cleared, light„early Sunday*. attelmoott
ealie-
boys were still in 11 111( but fer Po rt (tolbotte • ' * '
1 h d. ht.""ni - cancelled. Terenee ' •
eaves a ,e
had inte,nded 14 11111 that woot on a leT) l.lhi. eantWoane• oWtideadnhesadra. ryi. vaefdte•rfnroomon, ,-wFoi.trht
veio'tsot•ilgeednabluoen..ggle.. wlitihe
"smeevnetnio'tde•a,uen
dys' £1)it' 1 u- 8r 0 ed•Iaiu*y .s ..
-T0Ne3hmoof rtnvihnegato 14 't1 eufr,tn,• 1ti' "oeh,tI, ,oornt.,
vytngelse .ad gone upaimalso elimpa
aid if no further mail vmsreeeived tit S d ' ' I aIle rty W (I 8
ef m him for some titre et t r ' le ' a° °e e*Illle 11 e "' e '
n o w•or y, day" morning from Fort/ William with
a7sfroni thet 'time on letters weuild be ' - '
260,000 bun. of wheat. ,, •• „h
i ' ' 'Gode-
i .
(1 IJ a 001* 1/4 one° • vas he
. 0 . , te, ,. , te
Brieadier , of Torontot . , ' •
' '. ' ` •
Pereb Attratt :5,tanylrititorg
'Thpewitiire eentinut'nto bite
. , ' - . -
rs en
well off the hreakwate .. d piere and
on . Sunday-•- hundreds of out-ofttown
eisheinien swarmed to the •liarbor ' to
try their luck.- Bert MacDonald was
1-tipt 'busy all 'afte1114 on with. beth
' ' 4,
laounnedh• esi,gmointhge, ebornevakey,wing b- ee angtere
V.,ishing
Lthoere.i
o.tt•h , us. Ita. eTt'sh. oc'ma'' mase fxrai. tn.et_li'eS 1"]. 3181 r(1 'o.
poititsasfar dstant
Sea, Pige4f)fis Nesting -
'
A topic of high intereeCtround the
' - '
harbor these (lays is the neeting of see
.•
""1" LT. 'ROBERTS RECOVERING
tie t J NI Rob ' rt It 0-A IP vh
lLaondbo1e1n'(11
fo• r1'• it• heWeeetetnsi' two-e' • w•eeisk' SIitaIl°S
' ' 11- . ' - '
reported to be getthig altingnieelye Ile
hopes to leave 'the hospital zoon and
resume his work - "
,,,.. , -
ride • li tie f b 1 1
1 p n app ea n ,,,,o ra es ;a
8
ravel caued a ear .trived 13'
MThooehmd.aav.s. ,.ertv:enWinal.to, Vb•eicctoomriea uSneitrn'eaent,a' geeli
blTe ear toolto thicd
ashedagainsta fence at a point
'about seven nilles s .lith of Goderi h
on the Bayfield rod; Mr Walleeete
es
wile unhurt. About $0,-.) dainage WAS
done to the earPrattle Officer Airebb
' t ' ' - .
xelmr•g. ' -
In nuron tounty, in addirion to old- ' •
•
t n . (AR 11 .
age penel'o$31,'Wp"aid et
mothers' llOW aeea d 3-40 to P4 6rowelko, of town uffered
blind 1)( 31 Ill the ame period minor injuriewhen tcr wice
Perth mothers received $53,180 in al- was driving,* failed to .make a tUVU
1011 t114 much, 'more than 'lit Huron. on No, 21 highway, north of Goderlehr
and crashed Into. a treep, on; Monday
Perth eetutty' blind pensioners Teyeeived ,s...in .
ste482,04, elightly less than those of . ' " u g. Pawellto 'NM preeeeding
When lie lett the road at the
Huron. 'rhe , Perth figures Include -- n-- . M Al ' r or Pro-
,Stratford ,and St. 'Marye„ `which places turn known as ce anus
have separate boarde. vinclal Officer Webb inveetigated. .
the5.f* ufrloettaspoisst ibthlee " ecoi-toipzeenras titoon' eto tetnh•de
0overet 1ny ae ity whi h it
mayundertake loeall
0. To offer our serviees. for the eo‘.•;•
ordination of the eolleetion of funds tor
war purposee.a „ ' •• ..,
7. Toliour fneetinga of the , ,dom-
Jaiittee 'at the call of the president.
8 e be i
. , t nhall neumbent upon the
preeldent.te eall public meetings. from
Cline to time in order to yeport to the
•
All these Cargoes were ter the
T *EATHER . rich Elevator Company. ' .
HE W
The. temperatures for the i)art week . The 111)4 11) arrived early this
and for the eorresponding week last t(Thursday)" morning from Sarnia and
yeo.r , as officially reeorded, were as took on 180 tons' of salt lave She
t ., ,
follows: -, , ' . • . cleared 'i 114111 today for llorit wily,
.
1940 1939 liam. . - - .• '
i'4" . ' - Max.' Alin. Max, Mill. • The AIgocen arrived early this after-
. r. p, . ‘
Theirs.ettlay 2-3 -.66 - • 43 • 08 .4..) noon from, 1 -fort William with 300,000
Fri., Itlay 24 . 6-14 54 68 , , 42 bite. of wheat for the elevator. -•
'at %foy 0,4 4 6 54_ The Ilrieoldoe isduefrom nrtWil
_.
' Sun., May 20 (08 4)0 80, - W liam this evening with 210,220'hus, of
Von May 27 '72 48 ..,81 • 62. Who:,it and°,42,1,.;00 bus. of. barley, also
.. e
Thee. :May 28 al . 48 73 Mt f0),r the eleVator. „.
Wed., May 29 11 '31' 57 , 47 'The first •yaelit te put he here this
,,
pigeons On a small Islaud atthe river't
mouth. -.' This ' is the first yit.,dr, in tht
.orth
1)14 1114hof old,timers at the ha.rbor,
that these. birds have laid thele eggo
..,
around (tederleh. Bert MaeDonale
made the. discovery a few days agt
vviten he; noticed the birtle ,E,Wartlinti
,
about the _,' islane ine great numbers
. , . . .
.ilig curiosity urougckio , ncrt, investi•
gated and .ffmnd hundreds of mg,
ieamid the rot4.and eblde•r
the island. The egp tarY Irk eel°,
from brown to P,Iate gray, speckled
'with blaek, with three, Oggit-to a neal
in most CaSe&
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Mayor and 'the County Aldo.
IA It shall` be a. primary ditty of
the 'committee tO 8trengthen public
1 b • bli display of -patriot-
mora e y a pp e
and private tits-
coaularda• g• 111(1' 11110 ofndilee feIantisn-to talk orivkoil)nag-
to fosthr fate* optiiniam, to etrengthen ,
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i d t r'
bY evert' seuml fueaw, 't le ea ni e e -
le t• .,
minalion Of the peopo workto *n
., . , , _
dure, to tight -and to win.
April, 19-10, lhttegt figures avail« ,
' able fl8 71).,&70 was paid out pe t PRESENTATION %T 0.A.C.
v ' t° li ' * ' h II ' f
' stoners of' all kinds in this :county. in Sir William Mulfkl., e anee or ,:()
' Perth the total was $10,402.54; ' the •UniversitY of froretnto, was u dig-
Since. 1929 a total of 1708 Pensions tingaielted visitor at •the graduation
llave been 1'r1111ed-111 Ituron. Of these eXerelees of the Ofitario %t 1141111111
858 have Weil removed hy death or t"i (allege 8. ft tielph, 1 a st . week, i Si I'
other eauees. The total number of liant was preeented with a diver bowl
. pensioners varies slitthe. rt appears to by the fourth-year ?etude/tits, the rt.re.
• have reached' the saturation peoint, for •ttelitation being Ineele by Bert Middle,
• A ..! 4.41-1,•00 44-orent, ‘,..•A•i• iittit 'fan eif Vihanti- . ' '
.,
eitizens on out- work, at which time
oppertunit shall be iven the eitizens
, de_ Y. , .._.g . , , ., . .e.t
t if the peri,onnel of the emu-
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mittee ae c rentals ances 8e01n, tet ,
dieate. • ... . , , ____, _ , .
The honoay acive Mmb
f 1
the committee Phall .conelsto t ie eur-
t• reshling offNera• of all eettriotie
ren• p . w
I the t I t d
organizations n own as e ee e
from title to time, together with the
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