HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1940-11-28, Page 4PliMSBYTERIAN YOUNG
PEOPL BISZTING
I1*1On Monday night, NOT(IniWr f:‘;.itho
Ziie;yN.V.c.-Aminster u 1-sa. elearele
held iN• regular eaceanghi tile leetute
wpm ef tlae elturele The meeting avae
e(lUlueted by Was, 1)onne,Et1L the busi-
neas part being taken over by Cliff
Lowery, peeeident'of the Society. The
devotional part of the.progeam included
a Sevipture reading by Bernice nog-
garth and pra,yer by Annie Whitten.
The -roll aell Was answered with a
longue -twister which proved to be quite
amusing. Two splendid. piano coloe by
Eileen. Bogere muph appreciated.
The. male (Marlette failed to appear as
expoeted, but a nuMber fron tteIn
'Inv/niece], for next week, '
The topic wae taken by M. ',Simpson,
-of the 'Collegiate Institute staff, Who
told about his, intereeting and some-
times amusing' experiences while an a
trip in 'Mexico, The young, PeOPro Wer*
BOY SCODTS AT SARNIA, (Dike interested in hearing about this
ataerent country and its peeple, and
/Aiwa Troop Repeeseetea at tef'e lareet. 1 the addresswas greatlY appreelated.
, •
ern Conntites Conferenee on Satur-
day Lastee..Two It.,Ifs'E. Men, Asst -
ant Scoutmasters Here;
Walter Beene% acting assiStent
master, and Donald ViCkere, •troop
repreSented the Goderieh 13ey
Scouts at the Western Counties Scent
eonferenee held at -Sarnia on 'Saturday
afternoon and evening. More 00)1,200
BOY fkonts'and-Fyoyeeut•lea(lere-trora
all over Ontario and front some nearby
pointe" in the Upited States attended.
The losA pf Scout leaders to the en-
listments, whicb amounts to 'almost
tweetty-Itive per eentof the leadership,
was the tople,of dieeue•Sion in. the group
eonaMitteee and the yeinedy suggested
--Waerlb:elifoctiritigeofleatlersetia°
above the age for nailitaey service. .
elei•Millen, district commissioner, of
Hamilit•on, spoke at the ea.Mptire ineel-
ing and urged all. Scoutsein the event
of any emergency, to be prepare,d to
do their +part:
Five *diStrief eCOMIDISSiOneitS from
Chatham, Sarnia, Peterboro, London
' and Huron Were present at, the conferz
THI41 OODERICH SierNAL-STAR
Colborne Has
I COMPLETZ COURSE
IN MOTOR, IMIIANICS
Field of Eight imam TRIAL BY JuDGE
EC
alh Clinton Man Charged with Conversion
or vouncill of au Automobile -----,Trial Fixed foX
January 2411t Next
(Voatinued fro:al rage 1) J. B. lavie, former Clinton service
5ir. 51aeFevan eaial in 'explaining hie station operator, eharged With the then,
deelelon. ''
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• by yoneersien ot- an automoblie frero,
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Fm ro1,t emnicipal 8tartdpoint,, ..
the lt,kte Wesley '51(c1aus1and, of Lon,
11910 MI6 a. 611Cee'Sgill, year,
Nlae1Fevan stated', and the e1ounel11 "4 Pug 'aPiRd'aheff)re Judg'e CePtellt)
worked cordially and harntoeioualy to. on Monday for eleetion.e - Ile chose
gethet. It was a very busy year Oo speedy trial, withont 1 jnrY," and the
far a,. tile indu,strles of tik: town were trial , wae +fixed for January 24, 1941.
emecerned, the war perhaps having leaa It let alleged that accused ,toolt Me
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something to do with this:4 There waii Causland's ear for a trade-in, pending
nitteh morebaildiug (Toile tills year .than delivery Of another. While • the deal
In several pars amst. Two airpota Council ,and thought it was nine to
had been built in the vielnity, °drowned in Lake - Huron off Kettle
w49 1)elliThig u'an lv"s step up. lie claimed seine credit for
Ing the spending •of between one aud the, fire -lighting 'attachment to the
a -half aud two million. dollarakiUs
Worship extended a word • of welceme
to those who letve come to this district
from various parts of.•Canacla and' the
Empire to teain at the two air echeols,
, Mr. Mack:watt called attentien to the
great improvement in the Town' e fin -
awes, 1111934, there we's a bank over -
fie( TWIrierf, ?e,1OVEU Stle 1940
Contest -for Reeve if wellti,one Yotnig liftmen Graduate
WonienAuxiliary'
(Vontinned TORII page 1) i • Motor Service
' in Training for 's
would be here in training for the Twenty-one young Viederiell WON1Q11,
rEnikpir0 air 'force. 11e else ePtd ot baying completed a eotirse of instrate-
'13everal mattere relating to .tho w riz 0 tion extendins: over a PeriOa 0$ several.
the Township
members ef the 4010 Council in tarn. WonienAuxiliary'e Motor Service at al
The chairman called upon Vac other months, were duly accepted into the
- Candidates for Roeveship• - pleasing ceremony and 6,0Cia1 gather-
- held, hi the British lilxbhange Hotel
NeIeon, MeLarty announced his 111- -h
tentiea to stand. for ,the reeveship for ea Tetieseay evening, Novenvber 2ist. ,
1941. He b.ad had Seven yea.rs in the The Course,' sponsored by the rord
Motor Co. or Canada, has trained many
thousandS ot Young 'Canadian women in
the past year, the iGoderich group being
a part of -a nationwide scheme to pre-
pare them for emere,ency serviee in case
Of War need and to improve their own
driving abilities.
The ceremony of, Thursday evening
was - arranged by 1r taA revett.
Sound Pictures showing the processes
of Motor, ear manUfactnre were shown
in all details for more than en' hour,
after which. eame the presentation of
brooches and certideates by, Mr.
Campbell, representing , the zeTist
•in* topip next week will take the form
draft of $57,0C)0. At the end of 1,030 -
of an .opep, discussien, and the. young 1
eeeple are asked to ' COW) prepared till to seeelooe in Vee $38,000; in 19,38
this was down to $50,5'00 a in 1936 devan
express, their views on "Whe plays the 1
isio,000. Laet•yea,r the To,wn ONVed, the
Most important , part, in' winning Brie bauk 'nothing and had to its eredit
tain'e wer, the navy, theeaie force, ,Or $‘)10 94 This year the Town/had a
the arnaY?"a , ~ '- surplus on •hand of $2-1,432.25. and. Mr.
The meetingeclosed with an, eVer-
popular sing -swig, with Eileen Bogie
at the -Plana., - • , • ,
The Society extends an inxitatiOn to
wee, ,' • •
Two R.A51, .men stationed atllPort
- Albert Navigation 'SchOol; A.C. Jeffrey
Burroughs mul A.O. Stanley Francis,
• hare been aceepted into the Goderich
Boy Scouts as+ a•ssistant scoutmasters.
,Both men Were scoutmasters in Eng-
- Tata before- joining the Ree.F., They
made 'themselves acquainted with local
,Scoute last aVeek and since then have
been kept +busy filling _dinner_ engage-
ments at the' homes, of their ',young
adutirere hospitality which, need-
*" lese to 'SAY, ri greatly' .1iTalireeTated'by
` the young men.'
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED'
Mr. and Mrs. 'William A. Lyman
.,announce the engagement og-- their
- • youngest 'daughter, Evelen -Leona, to
. Robert Alexander Williams, eldeet son
of Mr. and Mee. ledbert John Williams,
all' oteGoderiele The wedding will
- take elem.-early ieepecepaber.
.Mecthvan thought the Connell of 1941
should 'be able to reduce tbe tax rate
by 4 or f5
those-whaeareeeteSityallarber , The publie utilities were reported bY
Albert to come to its weekly meetings,
' which ,,,start promptly at 8 e'elock en
Monday nights.
-tlie-XaYOr-to- physical
and economical, •candition, The matter
of eh.eaper power Lor. Town had
been before the GOMMISS1011 Or the last
year and a. half and every avenue had
been explored to discover some al-
ternative to the present system, he said,
aAtepresenteazompany_w_asetiguring'
how the Town eould produce its own
power. •
aelosiug,"-- Fake Hie • Worship,- "I
AT TIM MUNICIPAL SCHOOL
A "municipal school" conducted by
officials of the Ontario Department of
*M-un-Teipat Afrall%--Wiee--.heltteetrrethe
Seafortle Town Hall on November 20ele,
with over seventy -Ave municipel of -
&dais and representatives in attend-
auce from forty rauniCipalities. Unie want to pay ray respects and comple
ments to Mr. Knox (ToWil, Clerk) and
formity in 'bookkeeping and accouutang
methods is one of -the hxtprovenaents
saught Among those present at the
sch,00l wet*, A. Erskine,, County
treasurer ;' N. W. Miller, Cotinty eleet
Wm. -Sallowe, clerk, Wm, Watson, col-
lector and !Reg. 'Glen, treasurer, 'Col-
borne township; R. G. Thompson, clerke
Ltd Chas. A. Whitely, treasurer, GOee
rich tawnehip. • •
"K C. M. G." TRANSLATED
When Sir ,(George Reid, a man prom-
inent in Australian politics, was made
'knight commander of St. Miehael and
St. Georgee-de Was rather embarrassed
bv his new dignity, for he liked to be
,Teferree to as plain +George Reid,. At 1 to him. The amennt of unpaid taxes
ikte a.hts-meearees someone celled :out on -November 1q, 1940, :Was $49,000; and
"Saw George, what "&bes K. C. :VI. G. about half of this would be paid before
, the end 'of the year. Si' years ago
mean?"
there was $78;000 a .91ipaid. taxes at
• Without', a raonient'e, hesItation the
new, knight answered a'Keep ealltng the end of -the 3reareshoteingethat eon
me George!! ditione had improved greatly. _
.An. ceitstandingefeature of the pat
Guest at a weddingy: "It's hatd to year in the Town's -finances was the
reduction in debenture and interest
charges. This improvement was due,
first, to getting rid of some heavy de-
benture payments and, secondly, to
recavery frail the depreseion of 1930.
Peeple had improved their positioreand
were elele to pay theie back taxes.
"Ai the +Mayer *Anted out, we have.
been assisted by the townspeople and
_there have •Ibeen no urgent demands for
the building of -anything that would
Mr. 'Neil McKay (Tax +Collector), to
the young ladies in the office and to the
other officiels who have been. with us
for many years.- May I offer my
thanks to the people of Goderich for
theeco-operation they have given' :file
in the time I have served them, and
for their loyalty to •me in that. time.
I want- them to accept my sincerest
thanks"
• Deputy. BroWn
Deputy Reeve D. D; Brown Stated
that hie peeitiou as chairman of finance
for a number of years had been a happy
one and the improvement, in the fiu
ances of the Towe had been a pleasure
Ilase a 'beautiful daughter."--
Father (with two yet to go) 1 "It's a
' lot harder to lose the. homely -Mies." -
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Point. -This wils in the summer of
1.1)38. First civil and then 'criminal.
proceetline.s were taken against tiavis,
Magistrate Makias sending him up for
trial: For verious reasons there have
+been several adjournments. It is
chaeged that Levis neer returned the
youlto; nian'e ear, not did he compensate
his parents for it.
Toweiship *weed sprayer. The tank
could be filled in twelve eainntee, and,
a, demonstration showed time WOuld
throw water over the Township Hall.
Ile had. taken a special interest in the
cemetery and believed, that the time
Vira$ eoming yvhen a Man woald be,re-
quiredethere all the year round, 'He
also proposed a §Pteni of perpetual ule
400121
For This Week-Bnd
11401118 All.R ubber
Knee Boots
British make, red $01,e8
solid heels.
Bizes 6 t� 11
Special
$1.19
Robins
keep -of ceilletiFy plots. Pointing out Ltd.
the small proportion, of, funds control -
made at the hallmyr next summer se bible by the Township Council, he said "Agent for Tip TOP Tailors"
• Phone 384. tiquare
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that tile beach. would prove raore at that of, a ratepayer's tax bill of ,,$60
tractive to 'summer, visitors. Ile ex- the Coupon had the spending .of only '.---e=A "
War -time !Committee which had von- _.„_____----
presSed the belief that 'Vie north' road $8 or $10. • • i `sered the course at its inception last
to thee harbor + was a „ueeessity, al- In response to an ° ei.nluirY,, by 1i• PrIligr' "le speaker "ngratulated the7---- ------"--i-i'"-a-".-
though, he coneeded there were, McOreath, °M.r. Feaglan •eme, he wool: , graduating 'class on their determination t—.-,,,-- -11.1.."."..
..f iii which steed in itS waysupport a movement forthe enourage
c, and lierSietenee in. commencing 's0, un- -
. . 11I C 0 OFFICERS' • .
' familiar a Vcrork as inciter mecheme$
aini Ant t.toe n , .. a - ..
stickingeit ' no ,
M. D. , Browe -retprned to the meat ef Sport in the township, The
. convey the regrets of 'Cotin-, great need, he said, was leadersIgP4
eilloye
raahleagephigham at his absence With this there was my reason Why
froid the Meeting beinuse-61ftTh
° Courteiller Ifueldna athletic organizatien as any *.other
,
•IiinWerm•-closaitirpeur
•ENGLISII BRO
• 12 oz. mould's each, 10c
PM. Cottage Rolls Real Lean
25c
BUNG BOLOGNA
WEINERS
SLICED BACON
COOKED HAM
Texas Grapefruit
,
Florida ORANGES 1147 Crop ' P" 25e
XMAS GRAPES Big jthiey Fruit 2 lbs't 19e
BAKING 'YAMS
• Mild Seasoned 2 lbs. 25c
Big Jtiicy Ones ibl9e
' Lean and Fresh lb. ,29c
• Machine Sliced •"49e
Large Size 5. 'e 23c,
Fresh shipn;nent 3 ibs49c
HEAD LETTUCE Latge 8°1id Gree
n 2 'l15c
COOKING ONIONSN
0.1. Grade (firm) 5 lbs. loc
olewel SHORTENING ..2 lbs. 24 I• Monarch Pastry FLOUR 21's
FrY'S COCOA ......8 oz. 21e Mother Parker TEA -1(1: U. 32e
Monarch PASTRY FLOUR I's 26 WALNUTS BrOkeii lb. 39e
4/CLAIM'S Pork & Beans • 20 -oz. Tin .2, for 19e
otAravs Scotch: Broth. Soup 10.oz. Tin 2 for 13e
Tomato & Vegetable Soup 10 oz tin 2 for 180
CLAIM'S hish Stew 11% oz. Just Iteat „2 for 290
CLARK'S Boiled Dinner , lust, Ileat gle
CLARK'S Potted Meat 34 oz. For tuneliez 3' for 5o
DOMINION
TOPES Limitko
w•6•64,
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Councillor John in, Huckins,chair; Place.
'William Thom, alio a candidate for
.xnan of the lire committee, went over
At .the annual election of etteers Of
'one ;member of the elass hwying dropped the Menesetung paaoql Olub P. J.'
AnakTr,NY,e7141,v;eured-bY111- fryinge-------440fficepsearea-Viece!reeklentejekeeter Bism ,
',Gilleapie was elected president. Other
out during the long test. ExCellent
After ,the presentationWe. (Stem set ; secretary, Neilt,Mdatay treasurer, -
Snider and Miss MarJorie Calder, on Howard IldNee; „spramokre, iGeorge,
Mathieson ; viee-ConiniOdore;
Nicol; chaplain, Itet., Lane;
anditors, I). 'Mooney, G. Ce mac.
-10waneeemembees exT.entivel
Jane, W. J. Baker, E. J. Pridhant.
his time lifnit in meting mit criticishe the reeveshipeSeiel he had served in + behalf of the Class, made presentations
of the Council'e handling ofecertain 1 i
the Council ender three reeves. SPeak. to Mr. Prevett, as well as to Mr.
matteeeeee the past _.Iftear;_Af_74.6_Were.4 41"f the'ella4ge in the statns of Me- Warren and IVIr. Jack Gardiner, the
returned to Countil, he said, he WOuld G'n-it.' C:231""Firte."-alll'IllirrcvlIelr-Intter'Awcrs'a-wilent-hallTftete41-as-ln-
in- tile w
e Tonship benuthe sed, railway structors without remuner
advocate that the assessnients of atien 'tinting
dustries be -made eaceordingeete ethe, (ver thirtY Years Age) no stwulation the whole course.
WaS Made regarding the maintenance 1.; An excellent 1Tiiicheon-felloWed• ' by
Sterling: Appralials report for Which
a the
When the 'CPA. "God ISave - the King" ended the even
the ratepayers paid $500. The in- 'station* '
wanted to. remove the station agent and Ing at a late hour.
dustries should not be "shaken down
leave ouly a caretaker in charge, the
by the neck;" Mr. Huckins said, but The members a the graduating class
Council objected. The railway people, were as follows": Mrs. Kathleen Snider,
they should pay their fair share of the
however, claimed the station Wasin
' beg Margaret 'Watson, Martina RUSseY,
taxes. Referring to the -storinY ses-
perated at aoss au
oloss in spite of the Mary HusSey, IVIrs, Jean 'togs, Irene
Sion -7:d Of the 193-1•Cotittell, ' Mr. Thickins '
(2°Uncir s objection the change was Pellow, Dorothy Linklater, Mrs. Mabel
asserted that had it net been for that
made. At one time, Mr.t.Them stated, eiteehee Mary Howell, Delight Match,
'Connell, which had the courage to give
McGaw was one of the heaviest 1iiP 0PbyIlis
'Lawrence, • .Edna Drieee;
the people ;What they asked for, the '
ping Stations on the road. With regard aIarjorie 'Calder, Gladys Farrant, Anna
Tewa woirld still have- thirty or forty
to the .oemetery the speaker said Mr. 1 Stafford Zerelda !Sturdy, Mrs. Mary
thousanddollars unpaid taxes on its
•
books. Regarding the harbor road, he
had always maintained that the harbor,
w,as the only plaee time would bring
revenue to the town. •' -
' "There are men in this. town:wile do
not. want that, -road," 7111r. Huckms
charged, "I think, that iiinetY per cent -- • nainikry of Clintoff an
.d Bayfield
of jeatnhleesr Township matters. the
Chisholm 'spoke of the cendi-eePresbeterian ehurcbes in a ceremony
of the ratepaeele--ean see theefeasibil-
ity of buildingethat road. In time a tin g the Tc""s111P rG4c1s4 whiCh be conducterodIgiursday eveninglirsrrir
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showdown will- come and then we'll said were-standine,ep well considerbthe:cunt-on. 'church. Th.e elnirches had
he rainy season.. ,-Ie would. not stand been' Without' a settled mittilete for
Mall those people wiee oppose the roa•d? t
_wereetteeiteetheeeperkee • -again for coanefflor,. he said.. He .• ' .
seaeral months* L, Andrew had been
thanked the ratePayers of Colborne for '''‘
in charge•of two churches in the
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Adams, who had been thecaretaker for 1 Ford,• Mrs. . Kenneth Holmes,e-Mrs.
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forty years, . preposed that a younger .1 Phyllie Knechtel, , Ruth Murney, Iris
..m, an he put in to work with him.., In wa.aeoeee , • ,
time a full-tinie man would' ,be, re- I ' .
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spoke 7also ofethe weed nuisance- and 1- Rev. B. F. AndreW was inducted into
•quired at the cemetery. • Mr. Them INDUCTED AT CLINTON
oUneillor It-yan,
• , . A' -• . the support they had given him for the lIilton dietrict before acce- the
Councillor P. ,T. ,Ityan expressed pleb.- past eight years ; their confidence, ip '
sure leith tiie 'financial condition of the hini was appreciated.
Town, giyi g much "credit to Mr. Me- Alex. Watson, said he would again be
Kay for the efficient manner in Which a candidate for the Council. He poke
he'llacnollected the taxes. • of the road walk, of the weed spraying,
Although the relief . department had
been notified to curtail expenses, Mr.
Ryan said he would never turn alioile
away who was in destitute "circum-
stences whether hungry or ,cold. He
explained' the difficulties he had 'ex-
perienced in coxinection with the band,
stating that a lack a , co-operation
call to 'Clinton and Beyfield. et' le a
'nephew of Mrs. T. Turner, Park House,
Goderich. •
A. FINE OLD RESID' ENCE SOLD
and the fire protection attachment to
- -- Flight -Lieut. Keith .S. Hopkinson, an
the sprayer.
InStructor at Sky Harbor a,irpo has
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purchased- the residence of the. late
Sohn 'Galt on Nelson street , and takes
John , Possession on December 1st. MreGalt's
Wm. Marsh, Arthur Fisher,
Kernightin, - Peter Fisfier, •jr., 1=14 famaY had °c'enPled tile- PthwitY. for,
forty ',•ears. Mrs. Galt is at present
Andrew Bogie evere called upon but
put us in debt The saying was na visiting. with her daughter, Mrs. (Com-
due- to my financial wizardry," 'me: -within the bend was responsible for its were not present
Brown assertedmender) ,Colin Headlee, at Kennebunk
. . disappointing ehowing this year . The -Harry MdCreath, proposed for the
, , .
. Speaking of -the appointment of thedi
baed did Wen out, twenty-eight strong., Connell, said. he had servedPortMaine
, his time. .
the ',Remembrance pay serViee, He deplored the lack ' of "exeitement" ,
Sterling Appraisals ‘Cenipany to make far -'
an appraisal •of the town's' industrial but it hda
had rained that y and few had, :in TownLONDON ANDROME
ship affairs; the people were ,
properties, Mr. Brown. stated, "They the opportunity of seeing and hearing ,not interested enough,. even' to tern out ' ' (Barrie Examiner)
have made e very valuable report which it. " He thought the north harbor road at the nomination meeting. ' , TheceBtrlitai,li4vovwf h
ernometilte fhas , that - ., no
has been of great -value to the court of was one of the gleategt Projects Pre- Vote .of Appreciation • uncl itein ie
three years ag-o, but it was always.side: Feaean during his years la the Council
service given the Township by Warden bombing of London, the Italians cannot
Nelson MCLarty spoke Of the good' Italian PlaneS have taken part in the
now complain if the R.A.F. bombs
reeision and will be the yardstick by seated to the people of Goderieh . in
which' our assessor can measure up years. ' Plans were prepared for it
_ProPerty assets. in the teture. All the
Rome. London is just ' as sacred to
factories.; in town have employed fip----tracked - and - -nothing - -developed, anemoved _a vete. of thanks. •Thie was
praise' companies to come here and tell f Eighteen 'families had !been brought to seconded by Wm. Thom and endorsed Britain and the Empire as Rome is to
the Italia.ne, The German bombs
what, their property is worth. If it is town 'because of develdpinents of the
Imperial Oil 'Company, lie outd.. The Wa
by the , meeting in hearty a,pielease.
the
on Landon have &fumed back
good" Imeiness for them, I think it wise ' eden in respenee• expressed
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' . with increased foree on Berlin, and
hb-4 appreelation of. the vote and said
Rome' must now be. prepared for, the
rehoende •'
, —
Jas. Fee...an and Wm. J. Clark both
anuouneeetheir intention to stand. for
seats at the 'Council. . •
_NORTH ST. EVENING AUXILIARY
• The Evening Airxiliary of North
street -United church met in the church
parlor on Tuesday evening. The meet -
Ing was opeued with the 'Scriptnre les-
son given by Mrs. A. L. Cole, followed
by prayer by Mrs. jaek Johnston. 'Miss
Maud Beacom gave a chapter of the
study 'book, "Men of Africa," which was
very interesting': A eocial half-hOur
followed. The next meeting will be
held on„Deeeraber 17th. •
,
I and he had It on good' authority tha
for us to do the. same. The appraisals'
Gaderich had lost five industries be -• that, although he had removed from.
cost the average man only twenty-four
I eauseef lack Of,a roadway "to the north the township, his interest would
cents." .
Of the harbor.
'Regarding the much discussed • road;,„ in Cellborne. He thought tlie pro
to the north side of the harbor, ,Mr. C W. Attridge- ---- Posed athletic club wduld be a good
'Brown explained that ;the '00061 hadlee ICecil Attridge claimed that he thing The The Township Hall could be
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°applied to the • Dominion Govermiaent had gained experience sufficient le adapted tor badminton andether
for a lease of, the Pro_Perty at the qualify for the ,CounciI,by working at recreations and the membership fees
_north end' of the 'harbor, but this had one time as an ,ailditer for a company would- in- time 'repay the, expense of
net been granted. This veer .ap- which had considerable business' with fitting up 'the hall. 'There was not
plieation was made to"the 0.N:R. to obe 1 municipalities. In that capacity he another township haltin the :county
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tain permisision for a, level crossing met with various' council,S and often that could be made as good as Cele
where's... . whereThe golf club property meetse acted in an advborne•Mr-Peagan abei Spoke of the
isory Position. Mr.
the railn ay.. but so far the Connell; Attridge stated that, if he wereelectedplansefar improving the surroundings,
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has not been able to bring eletficient ithe haitererofll eWould receive a large of the Dunlop tombeA turning lace
pressure to secure till§ perreiseionmeasure of his attention, and he ,nien- for atINimobiles hid been mede at the,
. ,
Mr e 'Brown promised, _ he!. were tioned some of the-bhe enelits beliefootef the bank and was intended
yed.
e- e
eleeted to the. mayoralty, to get the wenid follow the - construction ,,of . the to put Up Steps to thtomb nd to
'o.
Council' and the Board of. 'Trade to- , road. , A petition signed by the craptiiineterrace the ground in frontorfhe tomb
,
gether and, if it was thought that this and'efiief engineers Of all; the Ships thThe road to the airport should be putat-1
, .. -
road was worth anything to the cone, wintered in the harbor last winter', 'In in :Pm)" cenditionhe saidIn con
munity, nam e a deputation to .go to favor of the road, had been prepared
elusion he thanked theratepayers of
Ottawa. and get something done. find sent to the Mayor for presentation -
Colleirne far their support' and wished
e.
He said he had enjoyed.immensely to .the' Council, but later he had been th-m every suecese
his nine yelies in the Town 'Council, for told it wai never .presented to •the The chairman expressed his pleasure
in again meeting the people qf Oolborne.
three of whieh he had ,also.been in the Council.
County +Council.. He felt that lie should *Mayer MaciEw.an, intervened' to .state Ile had been living near the Mallon
e
have.a year or two in the '1":.VIayor's that the petition,had been Shown to the airport he snide. and he a.seueed hi
elide and 'Would then step nide from Council. Mr. Attridge thought it hearere that, the people here .didn't
civic life.• know anything about had roads,: He
• • strange. that tile 'Town 'Clerk could. not
' Reeve Turner remtniiiKT the occasion. ' •
limed the young men to take hold of
the athletic club preposition.
,
eeve' o ' Turner ( e ,elr.• Attridge described as brufethe
County Connell's epeeial meeting earlY, ganneiPS-' recent' at " Of - for
, -
in !the. year at Which it was decided tenders to construct the read. Regard -
to take over +Sky Harbor airport from ing" the price, who conk' say that it
its private owners and, turnthe field would Cost $25,000? be askedFrom
over to the Federal.. Department of three to four th.oueand dollars would
Defence to be deed, in the Empire air- build a very good road, in MS' estilve
seheme. -The 'County :Mullen Anon. The saving of $0,000 a year to Lions' IYAelleolVen PI*111.37 evening itibt
weed. MX) for the Red Cross central. the people of Goderieh in toal prices and eite,presentatian of one dollar made
organizatiptein Toronto and other sume alone would morethan pay for the113 each PlaYer- •
' . . .
for war purposes. ' In all $Dr3AGraham, vice-chairman oi
21,000 war east of the road.
spent by the 'County in the last year The speaker was of •opinion that the
forepatriotkepurposes, 'aside from pm, industrial appraisals should lave been
"chaeing the airport. • made public to the taXpayers: The
Criminal juStice account"; have been Cetteeil, 1i eald, Should have adver-
SOFTBALL CHAMPIONS •
alembemof the teams whieli finished
first in tile' Pliblie" school softball
leagues,' Sponearedby the •Gadeiieh
..Lions Nub, were entertained itt the
thef boys' and Ririe' eonteete committee,
"Virain charge and .the ineMbers Of the
teams were Introduced by Mr. It. Pat-
terSon.
meeting. jeeee TheeTunior Bantam leaders, eaptaine
Web this' year beeallee, of several long i Used the nomination
ed by Paul 'gooey, were : 1111113etteom,
erinfirial eases at the fall aeSliee. In. prominently, Se that the public Would
John Bradley, 11. Duquette, Don maq-
rgercnce to the °minty Council's de- know what wfts going on. lie promised, gwan, Jim Dennelly, Bruce MaeDon-
.setisri.miri utotnecrlos:xptinnOehdildfirieairstiSioliepltreor., gtitlavet. Ihfirnhe.0,7peor8eiteilGenetoend,tialomn1 oirf.thall,r0Yoande. als,pda,r,i;fcas,cqn.er'Snesholcnva.snIz,o0Droo,naaWeiatriire:11,j'iallinolsiis
and Billy Freeth. (
The Senior %Bantam leader:, eaptained '
by Irarold, '011,04v:tow11, were: Ted
Straughan, •Don Mahon, ',Don Ainslie,
Rontild I'atterson, ;reek ,MeeDotiald,
TedKftitting, Neil Baker, tried NeUon,
Iligle, .Boyee and John Graham,. ,
lilt.44eut. Seott, Of. Port Albert
Mitigation iSehooli, gave an interesting
vinelal Welfpre • Department had
changed its policy' itt regard to ehild.
ren's sheltersand feurteea•kehelters itt
the 1..)rovince had been elo..411r this year.
The children were now ibeing: placed
itt itoram, where they were, Usually
way, that individual. was in for a, real
tight. °
Chas. Cooper
Chas.10ooper, neweemer in munici-
pal affairs, reitleized nienabere of the
Connell severely on various points. Ile
adopted. Mrt,urner approved of this referred partieularly to the sidewalk
legtslati6n, as he thmight the ehildeeni on the north side of it David's street
would make better citizens when
- brought up in a home rather than initi"1-01‘fven‘;‘,*e, lgi(e)ilaigSkteodl,t Hli:er?Inctlelnierilwnouthlde
an institution. • " svork for the best intereets of the Town
Mr. Turner spoke briefly of •the It a, tinie
County eentennial to be observed nexg' t ' s. Tim`
blay
seae. There win be, the a 'fittin
,celeblertion of the Occasion. I '• Mrs. Edith Tremblay, only 'woman
W. J. Baker announced his desire to ; Candidate for Connell, fsald that Af
,qtep front the Connell to the deputy- she 'Were 'elected as councillor she would
reeveship. As chairman of' the 'Water, MAIe every effort to co-operate in any
light and harbor committee for the laGt project for the Town's, welfare.
few years; Paler otated .that'110, Saundero a1 ed
had not had mei), money to spend, que,gtions of the .spealters, but did not
hat he suggested that Improvements he take the PlatferM-
'
talk on "Iiiirgligh IS'port." •
Monereith Made the preSent-
ation, of Crisp new dollar bilis to tile
boy .g "and tion S. A.. Graham advised
them to .buy war .savings (kertificates:
• Captains Paul Mooney for the Midgets
and navy,' I,%heardowri for the
Belittling aeeepted the gifts.. Lion Itoy
Patterson in • announcing: the winner.'
names paid tribute to Lion Itoy %tone -
house for his, conduct of "the 'league
during the past:summer.
--
• Through the Hat
•
afraid Ican't afford a new hat."
"No?"
t`isTo, I guess 111 have to talk through
the old one for another season."--Acco
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