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March 1st to March fith
OCKEY
Aitheugh Iteekey is over or the N4),tapeaseeesee"1""ir Ma". 11111 Fin*
winter In 000derieli, the pitetiMe, UU41rilii the brief yet *ppropriatetltle
holt*/ au attraction for many In this a the paper lesued for the first tin*
towa, as Was attested by the sraMber • last week -end by the men of No -311.
,who attended the Waterloo vs. Sea -s Air Navigation ‘Schotd, POrt Albert.
forth intermediate game 'played, et is a fortrspaisc agair Alio with
Stratfoed on Monday_nigLits_
Six •
,edisliia-4:4- 4 made the-fortY-iiires-.; 1.temtifyerti:§emelt8nalit, Ter'
mile trip to the 171asale City' to see the tainly. 'not leaSt, etirtoons f rote 'the
Beavers nose out Waterloo 2-1) In the clever pen of Corporal R. E. Jones.
second overtime period of a seeseeore This' initial nelraber eonteins fore -
'tested game, giving* Seaforth the group worsts Ley 'Group captain pt. D. Robert.
eb.ampi,onSialp. f son, AM., -officer ,commanding the
* selsool, and 3laYor L Dolvelas Drawn
A.,sraaller group of loeal sports lovers • of Gederieh. A 'portion e of fGrouP
went • to Toronto on Saturday and saw Captain Robertson's contribution is as
the Leafs and Bruina battle to a 04 tie follows:
In an NAL. tante. I Word* C)f APpivelation
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COLROR•NE TOWNSHIP.
The Connell met, in the Townehip
11 osa Thesdayt March '4thi, with all-
membera present Minutes of
ruary saeeting read and adopted on
*motion of 14. Watson, seconded by
Wash. '
#k letter VA*. •reeelved from the De-
partment of Highways re summarized
'statement or expenditure made on the
• reads Insthe township 'during 1940.
A letter from the dletriet-engineer
WAS with. crefereeeeto the road super-
autendents' convention to be held' at
Kitchener„ March 2th- • •
Theeeolleetor s'eported taxes collected
Webrustry; with penalties, $589,54.
It was • agreed by Council that the
*Dad Superintendent adtertise m ,The
eignai-Star tor ereshing and tattling
SAN, yard, of gravel, the same to be
delivered on the township roads, the
ToteeshiP supplying the gravel. •
The road,vOuchers and the following
-*Ceatints swere - tardereds-paless 'Road'
-vouchers, Ote2.65; W. 0. Pettman, re -
'fief aceouet, $8; Thomas Chisholm,
. 10.50; Department Of Health, $2.48;1
' counti- a Huron, 'Colborne's share re
Connell adjourned to meet 'April ist
at 2 p.m.
suka4Lo*.s, °leek.
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At an Organization meeting oftiodi-
rich musicians on Wednesday everling
It was unenimOusly agreed to form here
a local• been& a the Ontarie 3111,4ie
TeaChers' Association. The purpose of
the organization is to Create and en-
eourawinterest-in-musielatd-the doe
arts In 'Huron county. The- following
offieers were appointed, with authoritY
to complete their executive': President;
Mr. Mervin Snyder; viee-president Mr.
'F. Gillespie; seeretary-treasaurets Miss
Eleanor Snider. All-sthcee Interested
musie and the arts will be welcomed
as menSbere.. The next meeting will be
on March ISth• Tire meeting was held
,. •
at the Studio, Of Mervin. Snyder,
Waterloo street.
111611V-TklistAT KNOX. CHURCH
The' annual high tea under the
auspices a, the Ladleat Aid Society of
'Knox -church. held on .Tuesday evening,
was a°. decided success. Mrs. Jas.
Bisset was the gteneral eonvener and
woekere. The tables ikere prettily ar-
ranged, being eentred with rose•candles
In silver ..candelabra 'flanked by ••gay
flowering plants. • ,
. In the auditorium, while awaiting the
summons to supper,, the guests. we -ie.
entertained with organ and violin ,Tzfiec..
tions Played by Miss Snider end Mrs.
Shutes. •
'Mrs. Meat •Straitoh, preeident of the'
Ladies' Aid ISociety, re4ived and wel-
comed the guests. P,t16ceeds were about
$140. f
"The reasons for the transfer'of this,
" *
The gang who saw -the garlic • at. unit to Canada are „generally well
Stratford are wonderiug hew the known. Shortie., before we left the
Beavers have the nerve t attach Sea- 'United Kingdom; -the Secretary of
forth to their monicker., The BeaverS' State for Air, Sir Archibald •Sinelair,
roster on Mohdayi' night Included five and the Lord 'Privy Seal's LOrd Attlee,
players from -Clinton, two from Strat- visited the unit and; having made
ford, two from Wingliam, one fromf known, the proPoaal to transfer us to
Zurich aniVone from Tavistock (origin- ,Caeadaeotatedsthat we eould he aseured
ally); with two players who A were of , a warm -welcome lbe the Canadians,
actually reared :In. Seafortle and that so far as the work of the
,* 4' , unit was concerned its previous record,
elotterich wae represented:also in the given the 'opportunity, it could and able to an early opening of. navigation,
attendanceat the teal game of the would accomplish anything, bet the weather Man will have the Real
Paisley vs. ,y'eiligham series played at "Since our arrival in the Domani-on say,
heen to the _ _
won the tame 5-3 and with it .the hilt. Our reception into the Iiiiiis-'761-FOR--asurriasn-ulli.t04--7-------,
groan 8 championship, after the ,teams the Canadians eau only be described WAR VICTIMS
hadsplit the first two games of the as magnifieently friendly, Notwith- Goderieh * Lions Club vvill Sponsor
series. Aecbrding to the fitaderlehlaens otalltibig thaaliftetiltieaand discomforts , _FiguSkating_Candvatior_Benellt
present at the game the 'Paisley team Inseparable from. the %beading lip of a, of British Child War Viethns
were fall value for their win. Paisley's new station under new eenditions, the The Lions Club have Made, arrange -
capture of the group championship Teri.- work of the unit has. been • eminently molts with the StratfOrds-Figure'- Skat-
'lied the opinion -formed by local men .satisfactory, and has Proved that the in; oho, to pant- on a carnival in the
when the Sailors were eliminated- standard of efficiency, loyalty and cone
1 the Sky Harbor Treining- Seheol,
l'acie'016 is as high now as it ever waese. ,WeA street skating rink, on Friday,
that -E•aisley was the best team in the March 14th. A, full two-hour program
league. . A •portion a the paper is SeViatea to will be giten. •
VICTORIA STREET W.IVI,S. -• The Lions Club will beer all expense
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WESTiryIUNSTER GUJ.144? ' oanvettrthboe etunetirwe arercevi.iletimsw,illrubent:urned
The W.M. of Victoria street United
AT MI WATIMONT
The Valussaitoels are eolith:mills' to
OUload the eargoe* 'which they had
Stored In their holda .throlagh the
winter. 'Only the POrtwell and the
,Selitipp, of the ten- elliPswhieh
estnteredsheres ,reniain, to beeinsloaded.
During the last "Week the ISoodoe diSe
charged its cargo* of 240,000 bus. of
wheat and the Brieoldoe 240,008 bus. Of
wheat at the elevator, and the Vandoe
has just •cempleted dieeharging its. stor-
age of 243,000 ,busof wheat, also at the
elevator. PreviottalY the SaSkadoe and
the Canadoe had unloaded at the mill
and ' the A. A. tludsoleyspriudoe and
Fort 'Wildsse.at the elevator. The latter
two unloaded•when they made port here
last fall. ,
The Portwell's cargo is destined 'for
the elevator and the Wm. ISehtipp's for
the mill: s
Imperial Oil men said yesterdAy that
an attenest would be made to bring an
4A1 boat to ,Goderiels as soon as tee etne;
&Mils on Lake 'Huron. -permit and
weeks earlier .than :any seaaon. hereto-
fore, owing to eXisthig low etticks-and
the leereased volume of -business ex -
peeled, Prestint couditions, are favor -
TRANsy Ritgl3 TO ilAuFAx
Flight- eutenant G. T. Steetes, who
has aqtd as B. -CAF. supervising of-
APer 4t Sky Harbor sinee the inception
ofjhe school last 'October, has been
t .ansferred to Halifax, his home city.
t was reported 'that . he had. been pro-
moted to the rank of squadron leader,'
but this .is not confirmed- as, yet. His
place here has been taken hy Pit -Lieut
ituy Ball, who canie here from. Toronto.
s WAR SAVINGS STAMPS . BEAD THE CgASSIFIED ADS.*
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church held. its regular monthly meet- The r,epter Meeting of the Presby- Watch for posters. •
Ing at the parsonage ee Monday otter- 'teriazi young people was held In the The Stratford Orals and.rink manage
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noon. *After the business part of the lecture room of Knox church on Mon- ment are Co-operating. -10
meetings Mrs. R. Phillips presided ever day evening. .0110 Lowery had charge
the part -devoted to temperance,,, Mrs.
A. J. MaeKaye reed the ,§leripture.
.Readings on temperance;miere given
by Mrs. T. Tabb, Mr,ri-t. Good, Mrs.'
F. Seabrooke, Mrs. IX Wilson, Miss G.
Worthy, Mrs:P. Rafter, Mrs. J: Ensign,
MM. 0. Samliggon and Mrs. A. 3.
MacKaye. :Ars. 111. Sanderson read
111>Iti
East and West." Rev. A. J. N.fecKaee
closed Ale Meeting with prayer. -
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REPAIRS AT MeGEE wuziitit
The interior of Reg. MeGee's garage
on Haniiltee street, which was gutted
by ,fiSie on the night of Tuesday, Febrn-
ary. 18th, ielYeing repaired aud to some
extent reiisodelled. Very little repair,
work had tosbeedotie on the apartments
above thegarage, thesprinelpal damage
in that part of the building having been
caused by smokeetindfleater Three of
the four- cars which were standing in
,Lhes-garage at the timesof the"fire--were-
sent to London, fee a completeoverleen,1-'
ring. The fourth ear was so badly
damaged that it was necessary to meek
it.
of the meeting. The devotional pro-
gram included a ,Scriptureareading by
Alice MeGraw, ,the 'Lord's Prayer re-
peatedin unisbn, and prayer by Rev.
D. J. lane. • The roll call was answered
by giving the name of an author and
one of his books. •
The topie was somewhat': unusual,
boa-re:V-16W;
ThiS review was given. by MP.' A.
Simpsoie -of the ',Collegiate Institute
.staff, who chose one of the element -
beat sellers, entitled "Out of the Night,'
which, by: the way, is the •ilbook of the
month" Mr. Simpson gave a concise
review of this biography, in which the
essieriencee of -the author, who was at
one time a Communist agitator, are
exeellent thropagandi ,against Com-
munistic' and, eNazi. doctrines. Mr.
!Simpson also referred to the address
gieen-by Capt -Re wean -and his -mention
• orthe Communists in Canada: •
..'Nesst weele:the Guild_meethfg_s"11
Alenday night as; usual, and, the
roll, call will be answ4red With a wise
from the Bible including the word
"prayer."
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The St. Lawrence Seaway-
Pi4ject Ecqnc.ontically ,Un.sognd
By Lloyd Potter, in • The 'Railway near-, the interest and sinking fund
• Review . charges that the project would entail.
It would be a dull world if we cauld A.I1 that the St. La.vvrenee waterway
a Ids
But fry yourfavorite Drug -Store first for your needs. .
.22.74
. Armen' Needs for Stock-
liellebore -• 49c
Potassium Iodide . . 35c oz.
3 for 1.00.-
20c oz. •
dumdiron
2 for,35c
Creosyl ....... .... • . 25c 111:
Kot Water Bottle
39c •
Cold. Wel,ther Needs-
'Kepler's )Yralt .Extract
Cod Liver Oil
750=4,25
. ...... ... ....
SciAt'ci Emulsion
r).04 980 •
Ayerst's Cod. Liver Oil
Ayerst's 10-D' Cod Liver Oil
'67o 1.60
V.ithito ?fine and Tar
2go 590
Dutch DroPs
,'15e-1 for 250
Cod Liver Oil
oz, 790
WORN INTERNALLY.
TAM PAX
New Way to Sanita,ry. Freedorn
NO "PINS, PADS,- BELTS
39c tor a month's supply
Modess Prices
250-53c-796:
Miicelleateous Needs7,44:.
Otte ....15e -20c -49c
•rasteeth 35ces-60e
Gillette Blades 250
Teh Tooth Brushes 29c
2 for 49c
'Hand Lotions-
Campazta's Bahn
33e -49e -98e
ilergen's Lotion
25o 43e'.
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THE DRUGSTORE FIRST*
WIGLE LAUDER CAMPBELL DUNLOP
Photo Photo 19 • Phon.,90 ?hone 1 •
GODERI011 DRUGGISTS
ne , ui -
would-be a quer world if all our day-
dreams took shape., It Would be a
world strewn with masterpieces of
amateur engineering, • dwarfing the
pyramids- in. size and magnificence: a
world richin evidences of material ac-
coraplishsnent, yet a world boteed. under
the burden of maintaining what it hail
wrought. • • .
Build a, sea wall 200 miles out iii the
shallow ' water • off Newfoundland's
eastern coast, and,:the fogs whieh.hover
over -the :Maritime Provinces and the
New England -States will be shifted
clear of the land. Dig a short canal
southwards from the Mediterranean
a eofeethee-Sehar
Desert will become a lake - on.- whose -
fruitful shores millions of people may
gain a livelihood. Tunnel or dam the
English 'Channel and neither Britain
nor France need ever fear another Hun
assault. nridge the Bering 'Bea, Make
a road to Alaska. from British Cam-
bia, irrigate the Prairies, sink a shaft
to 'generate steam in the earth's hot
core, dot the oeean with flOating aero-
drop:les-and' before these ,jobs, ere
done other great projects will be hi
sight.. - . '
All these things sem to be part of the
world's future' Work. All may be done
-so.metime. t, 'They-- ,are the -unfinished
business of architecture and engineer-
ing. But if any one of them is at.'
' tempted before its time it may, -wreck
the nation., which, undertakes it. ,, .
IOW* engineering seheinea of Inter-
national importance have 'latterly been
advocated. The. tunnel under the Eng-
lish Manna which, was one of NaPal.
eon's dreams, has been urged upon the
British Government as a means of pro-
viding employment after. the war, or
even during the war, and'a a neeessity I
for preserving the future peaee of
Eurepe. The project for dammin'g the
Itiver St. Lawrence, to .proiride electric
power 'and a deep waterseay, has beat
revi•Ved. Whereas the British 'Goveril-.
ment. turned down the Menne' Senile',
the Canadian and United 'States Gov-
eitireenta are giving the final touches to
an agreenlent to Construct , the ..St.
Lawrente waterway agi a joint enter-
priee, By estimatee whieleere not free
"from, wishfal thinking the Chanriel
tunnel hat; been jteetifleil as. a eonven- '
ienee Which would eventually pay Its '
way and defray *ithe enormotts eost of
constractiari through the Increase in
travel which It would promote. • *But
by no estimate hue it beett belleated
that the Canalized St. Lawrence Itieet,
would return the hundrede of rallitona
of dollars which It Would tost the tWO
countries. fly sober calculation, Pro.
fessor W. T. jackmau of Toronto Utile
versity iinds that 'the tost would be he-
tween -$2,500,000000 and $3,000,000,-
0004• ,
t&C.I a taeans a transport,.thc canal
Would bring DO revenue whatever. Even
tire wages of the look-tenderS would
have to be paid out of public funtlg, as
a is a traditienal 'Policy that no fees
are ,levied for the use of waterWays in
1
N'orth Amerlea. And the most optint-
,- Lstie estirnste 4 the revent* from the
1 two Milton bete-poWer that ,would he ,
generated at the dam tome notvhete I
ere -s�--far assraanadacer.ne
is a free channel for ships to compete
with the _Canadian railways. It May
offer something more .to: the IJnited
States, but that is doubtful and It.ls
most certainly not our businese.
It is astounding that the Government
of Canada should e,ontemplate pro-,
eeeding with this Scheme at a time
when the Domition, is engaged in a
desperate light for existence as a free stated that 'the Vaintiff claims he was
nation: One looks in vain for anyOn- hit and seeerely injured when struck
siderable section of the community from behind.by the 'Eedy ear asbe was
whieh wants the waterway: -.Even the
Prairie farmers, who might be expected
to see in it cheaper transportation for
exported grain, are not enthused at, the
peeLnaOna1!lflLhJ
-aresinindfuleof the railway across the
tundra to Hudson Bay which was to
bevel been such a booli and whieb,
turned out seen: a, „white elephant. A.
perplexed public is _asking itself whe-
ther there can be any truth, in the
=lora that are rampant. Eventually,
'we mav be sure, the truth will trickle
through the dam-, as It did sit Beasihae.
noise. But it is rank folly to hide the
real -reason for ,pioceeding with the St.
Lawrence waterway et a time When
Canada cannot afford to edmmit itself
to lay out Mindreds of Millions of dol-
lare for an. unprofitable public enter-
Priae,. at a time when the credit of the
Dominion 'must be sedulously. guarded
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NORTH ST. W.111S.
The W.M.S. of North street United
church met on Monday afternoon at the
church, with a good attendance. 'Mrs.
0. F. 'Clarke presided mad led in prayer
for the nations at wax. Mrs, 'F. G.
Kershaw And Mrs. js B. -Graham were
eppeinted delegates to attend the Pres-
ThVia meethir-ltt--Thitines - Road
eherch on April 22nd. War savings
tertificates for the church were dis-
Cussed. It was deckle/I to serve a
leech and ineite all the ladies of the
cOngresation to attend the Easter.,
thank-oe'ffering meeting to ber held in
ApHL Mrs. 'Graham led, in the worship
period and a creed for IChristian living
was read by Mrs. Malcolm McKay.
Nis. 'Worthy read the 'Scripture and
Mrs. R. Henderson contributed a solo
which was much appreciated. , Mrs. W.
P--,Lanesgavesst,--reactine on -Dr. -Dan
Norman . and two matives/ of Japan.
Mrs, Clarke 'closed the meeting with
the •benediction.
AT ST; PETER'S CHURCH
In 'common with all other Catholic
parishes in Ontario, !Seitagy was ob-
"served at St. Peter's church as a 'day
of prayer -for the victory of the'Allied
cause •and a in -St Peace in the near
fuLease. 'Devotees of the church re-
ceived holy •communion in larges'amne.,"
hers, at mass -in the morning. The
Blessed Sacrainent was exposed frein
the altar during the day and parishion-
ers entered the church itr a continuous
stream to worghip in qiiiettide and pray
-for--the " purposeeferewhichehe dayshads
been set aside. The day of prayer was
concluded with evening devotions con-
ducted by Father Fallon.
OBITUARY
*/•••••11/0•MarNes
.. MISS MAT ilitINEIN'S
Death value to Mary lielizlibeth Jens
kin* of Woodlalod* Warm, near Vliriton,
on Friday, Webruary 28th, while vialt-
ing relativee at 'Ottawa. A Amen).
Service was held in Ottawa at which
Rees F. 0. Milliken and Drs IL j„ Keith
oilielated, It was attendedslay many
*lends -Of -thelate4iissr-Jenkiw-W
now live In that eity. ,
On' !Tuesday afternoon the funeral
took place from the family hoMeetead 1
en the rfUroll read, near Clinton, where
the late MISS Jenkins lived almost her
whole life with her. brother, T. Rees'
Jenkins. The ;service was eenducted
by Bev. Andrew Lane and interment
took place in Oitiiton temetery. The
1NIV41111mbe:rrer04.7wereaiNlisVa, itlierej° rbeliVrtajheilingktioulle: '
Fletcher i Townsend, . Harry °halite -
Werth' and William Wise. The surviv-1
Ing brothers. and sisters are Mra.
ingten an . •IelreS lElsworth ,Er.ratt. of
Trick at3peAer, Mrs. J. J. Wash-
Anbure, , . essrs Wm. S. jehkins oil Van-
"ceuvee T. Rees Jenkins, of -Gioderielt
township and Edward J.. Jenkins of
Ottawa.
NICHOLAS' Dil'E1i144a1
• The death occurred, on Thursday
night last; in the Kitelner hosPital, of
Nicholas Dietrich of frioradale; a
former resident -of Ooderich and father
of Mrs. •Geerge Meet/leer of this town,
aeles-Dietrich-savessan.shissehshtysiliith.,
year,
• e 'thirty years ago M
• p.r. Dietrich
operated a flour nill in ,Goderich, near
the railway track at -the east end -of
Nelson street. The mill was burned
down and a few years later Mr. and
Mess: 'Dietrich moved to Floradale,
where they had resided the last twenty-
86V:BeesnidTeestirsihe widow, four son's and
four daughters survive: William and
Edward, of Toronto; Albert of Hes-
Peler ; Harvey, of New York; Hrs. A. 3.
ituggle, Kitchener; Ars. William Dore,
New York; Mrs. Harry Davidson, Tor-
onto, and Mrs. Geo. MaeViear, Goderich.
The funeral took place at Kitchener
on ISundey and was attendee by "all
the sons and daughters except Harvey,
A CORRECTION
In last week's-,SignalsStais in the
preview of the Oaineron vs. Eedy case
to come before the -Supreme C•ourt 18
Gotlerich next week, It was erroneously
attempting to shove the car in which' he
was a passenger out of a snowdrift."
The statement of the plaintiff, George
R. CamerOn, is that lie was eitting in
_the car when it_wa,s etre& front behind
by defendants' 'ear.
IMO RIBIRDIINICI
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NEW TICOSTEES,TAKE SEMIS
Public $A1001. Boitr4 Organizes Strapti*
ing Committees for the Tear
.111. 3, Ainslie and Geo; 1G. Mneflwan,°
ess yeeleetedsMemberesofetille-----e
?School Board, took their seats for- the
first time at the meeting of the Board
on 1,Ionday ---
Standing eomMittees for the year
7restrUaslrwwI •
Supply andrerthgent-4H/31aek- .
stone, Prldha• Geo.
Mac -
Ewan
-Finance-eq. A. Snider, Mrs. 'Johnston,
7.grlio* Blackstone..Mauagee' Ma--41ra. -Johnston,
Geo. G. MacEwan. E. J. Pyle/ham.
, Property -R. G. Jelaustme, a, A.
Snider, M. J., Ainslie. • , • •
• The arst named on each committee
to be ehairman thereof and the chair-
man of the Board. (William Bisset)
Ise ex Officio -a • member of all cern- •
who Was sPrerented by illness from mittee.a.
coming from New York. Mr. MacViear
and son Alex. MeeVicer, B.A., of Tor-
onto, also were present
•
MRS'. DINA MI'LLS
- •On Tuesday- evening...the -aleathsof-
Mrs. • Dina Mills, for •the past tWo
years a -resident ef ,Goderieh, occurred
at Alexandra,,Hospltal, in her seventy-
third year. Mrs. Mills had not been
in the best of health for over a year,
-but her condition became serious only
en Monday Morning, at whichtime she
was Admitted' to the hospital. •
• Deceased was • born ' in West
Wawanosh, the 'daughter of James, and
Catherine Robinson, and except for
the litet two yearn spent her eutire
lifetime in 'that 'township, She was
twice wedded, her 'first husband, 'Aril-
'llam Craig, having died: about. thirty
years -ago---and hereseeend. husbands -
John Mills, having passed away ,five
3'ears ago. ales. Mih1s 1044 with her.
daughter, Mrs. 'Olive Allan, corner 'o•f
Iiiinugtoc4octeri
iasn andiBreih.
tstensiaherowaadss, sainincoe\meohneirs
of the Donnybrook United church..
After a Service at Orenston's funeral
home this (Thursday) •afternoon at
• o'elock, as -funeral service will take
plaee_at Donnybrook United church at
2.30 p -m. Rets MacKaye of
Victoria street,. United church, Gode-
ri8h, and Bev. Hugh 0. Wilion. of
Auburn will officiate. Interment will
be in the Donnybrook cemitery.
An enjoyable .pot-luek supper was
held:by the members' of the Woman's
Aesociation of North street United
ehurch on Thersd,ay, 'February 27th, at
the church. After the suprper a. short
business meeting was held.
To' Iwun resCrunneell, ttohea firegnaret. eisfrnsc;musittteee
was asked to prepare e,stimates of the
Boards .expenditures for thee year and
send them to. the Council'.
- -proposal-from the -Ontario-Safetal-----,,,
-Leaeue for the showing of moVing
pictures at the schools In ,vonnection
with a public safety, campaign was ac-
cepted, and it was Tett to principals
to make the necessary arrangemen.te.
The prineipal 'Central school re-
ported for 'February: Pupils . on roll,
209; 'average attendance, :162.14, or
91.93. per eent. ; Pennp. Bank deposits,
$61.70. • .
-• 'For the same n7ronth, Victoria school
reported; (On roll, 334; average ,etteed-
mace, 305.99, or •92.3i per cent, ; r enny
Bank deposits, $141.40.
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REV. C. F. CLARKE BEREAVED 1 AO
trank L. Clarke, who died on Thurs•-
day last at his home near Koraolte," was
a brother of Rev. C. F. Clarke of ,Goile-
rich. Ile was in his fifty-fourth year.
Mr. and, 3,1rs. Clarke and Miss 'Blither
Hume, attended the funeral . service,
which was, held at London on Saturday.
The Interment was at -Woodstock- the
same day,. . -
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That mai_ In the hetet dining -robin
who sent back his breast of guinea fowl
because it wasn't served piping hot
had a gritedfather whese lunch used
against impairment for the 'winning of to -f ze in the dinner bucket if he
the war, arid* *hen extert opittiort could.n't get It near enough to the road
darns the undertaking as economically 'roller's boller, "--- 04ristian Science
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