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Telephone
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Barrister and Solicitor
'First Me'rtgage* Security.
Ottiee---North GOtlerieh. Phone 750
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MONTEITH and MUNTEIT4
Chartered AcCountanie
77 Downie Street, Stratford
Toront3s011icet 302,, Bay, Street
isssess,
VETERINAR/ SURGEON
DR. G. 8. ELLIOTT
• VETEIllisiAltY SURGEON
ithone 203 Clinton.
DR. W. B. °OXON •
VETERdiN'ABII.AN
Small and Large Animals
Telephone 96: Zurich, Ont.
AUCTIONEERING,
911HOMAS GUNDRY, GODEIRICH,
LIVE STOCK AND GENERAL .
AUCTIONEER
Telephone 119
Sales attended to --anywhere and
*very effort made to give satisfaction.
Farmers' sale notes discounted.4
GpilDos - M. 'GRANT, IsICENSED.
AUCTIONEER FOR HURON
COUNTY , •
A satisfactorY, courteous service for
FarnesProperty or Household Sales.
• Rates -Reasonable' *r •
ItAatopi) itAcKsoN
SIPEcsAUST 141ARIL
liSSISSIES-101,41). SIA -LEIS•
Licensed...seine enurn ' and rerth'
Co' unties. -
Prices reasonable; *satisfaction
guaranteed.
For information, ac., write or
exhone' SlisetOLD JACKSON, 1,2 on (158,
Seaforths ILIt. 1, -.Bracetield. •
r)Xtelf. J. It. Fall4f,Mat, EYE, EAR,
NOSE, •
Late House Surgeon NeVs York
Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital; as-
sistant at Mooreliehnilye kiospital and
Golden Square Throat' Hospital; Lon-
don, Engla.ud„,,
EYES TESTED, GLASSES
, SUPPLIED •
53 • -Waterloo Street. S., Stratford.
Telephone ,267. ,
Next visit Bedford Hotel, Gedericle
Wednesday, January 28th, from 2 p.m.
-till 5 p.th.
DRUGLESS I'ICACTITIONER '
CHIRQPItAMOR AMP DRUGLESZ
THERAPIST
Goderich,Phone 341 •
Office hours -10 to 12 a.m., 2 to -5
al;td 7 to 8 p.m:, .Tuesday, FRUIY-tted-
filaturday.
10 to 12 a.m. only on "ViresinesdaY,
Monday and Thursday at,ititchell.
fume .batlis by appointment
.
only.
A. N. ATKINSON
51 South 'St.
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iNSUltANCE
McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE IN -
m SURANCE 00, -Farm and iso-
' • lat,ed town property insUred. •
Ofticerrs-IWINictin Prestibent,
Londesboro; W. R. Archibald, Vice -
President. Seaforth, M. A. Reid,
Manager and Secretary-Treaeurer, Sea -
forth. ,
Direeters-Wm Knox, _Londesbdro;
Alex. Broadfoot, Seaforth; Ob,ris.
L'eonhardts Dablin; E., J. Tressartha,
Clinton ; Thos. Moylan, Seaforth ;1,W.
R. Archibald, Seaforth; MeEwmg,
Bkyth; Frank BleGfegots 011,ntoil; Hugh
.Alexander, Walton,. .
Agente-II. A. Yeo, R.'S. 1, Goderiela;
James Watt, Blyth; John Er Pepper,
Bit 1, Brucefield; R. F. McKercher,
11.R. I, Dublin'; I'. Prueter, Brod-
hagen.
•Policy -holders can make all pay-
ments and get their cards). receipted at
' the Royal Bank, Clinton; Calvin Cutt's
-Grocery; Kingston Street, 'Ooderichi, or
1. H. Reid's Generat.StOre; Hayfield,
Colborne Council
jte7elected fOr 1942
'Quiet Tune At: lieravaations—
Roa„d, Work 'the Principal
-TopicazAL,Speeches.
Colborne Township has se -elected its
1941 Council by acelaniatien Lor. an-
other year. The members are:
Iteeve-William 11 Thom).
Councillors ---James 'reagan, Williaiu
Marsh, William. J. Clark, Alex, Watson..
The, Noinination -Meeting
There was a attentlaaue at file
nominatien meeting la the TowoshiP
Hall' on Friday afternoon., Clerk 'Wil-
liam Sallowreceived the following
nominations :
• . Fon REEVE- • ,
William II. Thom -by Win. MarSh and
, R. J. Glen,
.Ne n Melia r t y-hy Ala me s Adams and
• J. V. G. Bickhelle -
Alex. Young -by Gee, Feagair and
Alex. ,,AVateon.
George C. leagiineeby W. G. Watson
and Win, Marsh,
FOJt OuLlNCIIL.LORS
Harry McCreath -by Alex. Watson and
-. Marsh.. . '
James Feagan-by Geo. Million .and
- John Treble. -
Alex. NValson—„by W. Vrooman _ and
• Leslie 'J ohnston.. •
Nelson. MeLarty-by J. C. G. Bicknell
and ‘Jfimes Adams. 1.
William 'Marsh -by ..kmos 'Stoll and
- J. It. Varcoe., .
John Kernighan-eby'Aiex. Watson and
Geo. C. Feagan. •
Kenneth Allin-by Geo. C. Feagan and
., *Alex. Watson.
'Stanley Snyder -by Alex.: Watsan and
,.. STRATFORD - GODERICIS
COAOR LINES
)aily 7.30 • a.m. 425 P.m. -Leaves
(Oderleb for 'Stratford, Toronto,
filamilton, Buffalo, London, Detroit,
Val/Stock and. Weedstock. Depots. -
Bedford, British and Royal Hotels
on�lietidS or, 305 for information
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PUBLIW. NOTICE'
MR. HORACE --WILSON,
.(Assoc. Dip. Royal_ College of
OrgaffiSts,"-London, Eng.)
is prepared to, receive students in
Voice Production; 'Singling, Organ
Piano, Dramatic Art, ete.' ,
For :terms apply Knox Presbyterian
Church or 22 Elgin iavenue, Goderich.
Phone 189. ' 43 -4x -
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J.„ W. (raigie
INSURANCE and REAL
ESTATE
Get Our Automobile Rates
Phone ,t4 Goderieb
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GODERIC4 ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27th, 1941,
00EN FARoutapti !County Roads to- "ship; "Mir Frederick Bantin'S,."
• 'BEE. Irti OF IIITLIXTT 4. 4 ati,4 sioulahan, •No. Steixaela;
I Be Pio d 1J 1' -The it,sui 'Canadian Air FOrce.
Aeelainatien on" Msiiday' f*IJetenSe. •
John Ferguson was elected reeve Att. v011110_11. Rears . School Fair u. veeetee tes, r"Morris
ifullett -SeOwneetip acelaniation 'Ciaainpions . in Speakins' ' • Ifoatores, of the, C.N.E., 1941,"
we as. sua Ford Littg.1, 'S.S. tioderieh town
Ira Rapson Couneillor-Rleeted by 1
• ".Alr l'ower, Our Fins Line
the iwinination -ineeting held on Mon- „I7. Aionala XtcAvthlir. ilensall; "A
day. Mr.: Verg&bir ,sinsfeede the late
James Leiner. -
Ara Itapson was elected councillor to
take the plass:, of Mr, Verenson, who
had resigned his seat CO-Stend for the
reeveship..
The other eeembere a put
elected, for 1941-42, are, Fred l'eekitt,
Gesn•ge. Brom" and John Armstroug.
WIN9-HAAT.. NOMINATIONS
a
TAY° Vacant' b'eats in Town Council
• 'killed, • • ,,
„Nomiaationb were 1404.'at Wingham
on Monday night to fill two vacant
seats in .thesTown 'Council, whisks was
eieeted a year ago for a two-year term.
Seven were nominated, but only two
qualified and are therefore -elected;
Fred. L. Davidson and , Duncan Ken-
nedy.
The vacancies were ceased by the
resiepatioos_ of Reeve It. S. Hethering-
ton,°K.C., and Councillor Frank 'Sturdy,
who. are on war service. Joseph
Evans resignell as councillor 'to take
the reeveship, leaving two seats on the
Council. to be filled.
Gee. C.. reagens „
William Clark -bye -Geo, V. leagan and
Alex. Watson. .
William Vrooman-by W. H. Thom and
• . Alex. Watson.
Speeches by ,the Nothinees' •
- • the opeeches that followed no
sPecial issue was disclosed. Reads,
faxes and the cemetery were the chief
•subjectS, qiistussion, and nobody.
seemed • anxious for a contest at the
polls. sfkaker said, there was too
niuch "chewing" in townshiP affairs -
he gat enoegh of that at home, he said.
• Isx4' jiteeve Geo.. C. eFerigan was ap-
pointed chairman, and Reeve Thom was
the first speaker. He wentsoyers-th
'County receipts-and..disbursementi, and
-then -spoke ef Township matters, the
roadeste_Skysilarlsor• airport and- the
new caretaker of- tire Township mine
tery. The -cemetery was being nmeh
impro-yed•-under'-the-care.of -Mr.- West-
lake, he. said, an.q. Mr. McCreath was
putting -in -a greet deal -of time- in the
work there_ Mr. Thom said he wofild
stand f or another year.•
It was ofplain
McOreath , and Gokdon Bisset 'had been
appointed eemetery •cominiesionerS,
*ithout pay. - '
. • - • AereeesCanatia
Victoria Pupils
Ilave Quiz Contest
Interesting Program at,, Rome
and Scheel Club
Meetly's:,
•Iluren County roads willbe " St was aunouneed that, )(Jibs Nornin:g
Plowed as. usual this Winter, '.(..,7•.ti(}nNtv3; toll,wiw rel-leat'ed *i4t4 41`
pear ago, would. again represent Ilittron
unanimoi;ely agreed last 1ricoenty ads year ie the reoeinew
day juSt „before closing 1t final sesSion elimination contests for Ontario honore
of the 'year. There, was no diSeussion, JUNI:ORS
a ehorusi, of -Carried" greeting theis 1 11Q1111'1' V413.11.)"314 6'8' Mdrris'
ti following-Cla,us. tnel". wilLs'1011'
r(suling of Cliurenill." •
report Of the. road cOmmitteer- 2. Lerisard Morris
-IS I %Sere' Growl? Up,. Why 1 Woniti
-•"ite resolution Of •the Grey Township Join Canada's FightingseleereeeAssess
-leet14'iltion of Agricultifre that -no roads 3. Merray Lessareines Grand "Bend,
be plowed this winter, We. recommend ..0011-1*"
no action, but, we. rectninnend that' 4e Sihirley dtigefir,' Mulint"* Carmel;
eaeli municipal COuncil ads-1Se the Road .."'av•aig 1•4"°1111e''''
catimiesiee,. eefeec ,,p4e‘eeig, eeginv :1,, Billy. 'Cumptiela, IlLentiall; -Cane
of any road in their _Municipality 'that "lull' Wild A411//316'"
theY do nut desire .to have kept open, .4.)* liens . Istalnanan,
.
unit their 3vielie$ will be carried out." I elite. Nightiegale aud .the Red Cross.'
•'Noveinber Seesion was an an- 7. GG,,r"ii Zeiggs 8)8' 44(gierich
eventful one, with little .business 'to towns'Lap ; **' fie Battle of Jutland."
traiseet. Owing to the death of h. -myth:* louper, S.S.. .1, Gloderich
Wiirdee. to wnsein; ',•Transporta tion."
James. '1AAper. the annual
WareltA,-$ banquet •was cancelled and The- eresentation -web prizes. wae
the' weeks activities otherwise- laeked' nlittie Oy
J. C. ShVartr, agricultural
She usual .gayety .of the pre-Christma.s renees,entative, organizer, Warden
SAMS011. In memory of her husband Vassinore-and Reieve,Gemele, cliairmau
Mrs. Leiper. "was presented With •a of the agricultural -committee. Con -
mantel clock an -d the newly -elected gratulations were extended to • t
Warden, T. Percy Vassmore, was pre-
sented with au easy, chair, -the gift of
his colleagues.
-.On Thursday morning a- letter from'
13. M. Freneis, insurance agent, Exeter,
complained that he had tendered- 80 -
cents per thousand on the County -
'Herne insurance- of • $60,000, whereas
the Successful tendereree five of them
splitting the business, had tendered
one doller per thousand. He inquired -
father' caustically if ,_the County was
• throwing its money away. Mr. Frands
is a former reeve .of Exeter.
Wm. Wateon questioned Reeve
about an increase in his taxeS, He•had
heard that it was becalm. e of. the•work
on the road. , the -itirPert,. but , the
-gave 'figures fo .show that the
net cest to the Township was only $.78,
G-overnment subsidies meeting thVreat
part . of the expense incurred e, the.
road. The Reeve said schoei taxes
'varied in the different sectiOns ; thyme
ratepayers found their tak bills lower
and some higher thatL., Met year; this
was probably the cane. of the increase.
in Mr. Watson's'
Mr. Wattem also queried the Reeve
-about a gravelling contract, 'whieh was
mentioped also ' by, several of the
nominees. The contractor had not ful-
filled his 'contract, but had ,promised
from lisne to time to do so, and now
it was So late that speakers' aoubted
whether it would or should be done this
year, and predicted road's in the
spring.
eo. G. MacEwan I
7—
Fire, Accident and Motor Car
INSURANCE
Office :--alaeonic Temple,
,Wese Street, Goderiehee
Phone 230 , GODERICH
RYAN
„ Real Estate amt insiraltiee
:Office and Residence;
11; Teafalgar Street
• phone 663
•
FOR Houses of.'alt
kinds and choice building lots.
. ,
FOR RENT---Thesf`GlengOwan."
on Cobourg St. This bailee has
twelve rooms, five furnished,
eeven unfernished and would
• make a very de:strable house for -
'aye families.
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• •
Vormonmsiolommoinmair
:}TIE CAPITAL THEATRE '17.7"
NoW Playing—George Formby in "Let George Do It"
Monday, Tuesday , and Wednesday—Special- Attraction
.The picture. everyone is praising
YANii.' in the RA.F."
.,ci.,•
,. The hit you have been waiting for! The thrilling, and .entertaining °
° adventhree of a youthful Good 'Neighbor who added his score to
Britain's gallant d -fenders. • °
, •
Tyrobe• Power-Betty-iGrable and iteginald Gardiner
Thursda,y,. Friday and ..,Saturday•
panchet Tonerarrent William -Mischa Auer and.
'Broderick' Crawford,
Three barthriding saddleAntddies'G-urvi‘ie Ian atilazing adVentnre to
' start a neNleeerusade '
"IltAIL TIIE VIGILANTES"
Matigies 1,tednesdayi fiaturday and llolidays at 3 pan. .
.Comlng—Eruest, Lubit„sch presents 41liat Uncertain /Peeling" with
• •
Merle Oberon •
Township Treasurer -R. J., Glen Was
.called to the platform t� explain fin-
ancial affairs, and was followed In
turn by this year's Councillore, who
all said they would stand again, with -
the qualifying remerk nom once or two
of. them thacelheressswould. stand aside
Thper ehan'eause an electik.
Should Be Reidy to. Figfit •
The -chairman, did not quite like the
retiring spirit ,AQVVI1 by sem° of the -
nominees. He eiald, the Arced wassefor
men who felt.'stroagly enough about
-how-their Tewnsthip was run to hglit,
an electiOn.
Marsh eavadrestinae ideaS
„abotit the destruction of weeds. Pointe
ing out that. farmers could co-operate
beeplo wing eelongs idellie,roads 50 "bat
the weed; eould -be eut -With a MoWer.
'Nelson McLarty referred, to the .loss,
suffered 'hi' the Tiiwnship in the death
of Albert J. Goldthorpe, one of its out-
stair/ling, men. Ile discussed. several
Township Matters,- but adMitted he was
not in,fighting.trim, as he was just re-
coVering from- an ()illness, ' • •
Alex. Young, the ohl war-
horse, noW In his einetieth yeer, re-
called 'Celine& affairs of half-a-cceitury
ago and gave some suggestions for --the
present day. '
chaitrinan, 1'. Re ',Meagan,
who bad been proposed for the reeve -
ship again, referred -to Ceitnty and
Towaship arra I rs-ti •_Spiike . ' parti Milers
ly of the International plowing match
to be heldmin this county next year.
In- connection with this, he said there
would be a great 'deal of Work, and he
urged all td give their °help. ' The
Township, council 'Should take a lead
contestants, epafents and teachers
Warden Paesmore, Reeve.J, Scott,
L. E. Cardiff, • M.P., Reeve 'Redmond,
nee' Trowartha and- the veteran
Robert McMillan, of Seaforth,• who
advised -the. children -to stick to their
studies and leave party polities alone.
Respouse-Was made by Mrs. Desjardine
of Grand...mnd and Dr. Campbell for
the Visiters.
• . Friday Session
Ori Friday Morning Warden Vass -
more introduced the inembers of UtS.
,borne TOwnShip Council •to the_Counci
When the County Home Committee's Reeve George Armstiong inquired' a.S
report' on this leeter .was made Reeve to how many, 'County constables there
N. it. Doristence endeothere of his corn-
, were tit present'
"AS far as We. are aWare there are
three--Feneusbn, Gardner and Snell,"
answered Reeve (Gilibert Frayne„. of the
coninaittee. .
Reeve Arnitstrong intimated- that
there were . More, but did not press
his query. '
The report of the property cominittee
Beacom, Reeve -S. 11 Whitmore waS recommended minor -repairs for •the
pointed Council's representative on the RegiStry Otlice, blinds far ..stiee, court
eewly-ferraed -county Library .Associ- room, a, new ..chair for the Treakurer's
•
'Council Not in Critrcal Mood the Crown A.ittornes office. The report
„see
stenographer and a new typewriter for
Reeve N. W. Trewartha of GlintOn W115 alloPted!
Somplairted that $60,000 had 'been -spent Agricultural Committee
repairing approximately o,ne mile. of,
paved road -on -highways Nos. 4 and 8 "reviewed that already eleven plowing
in this area during the summer. He denionstratioes had. been held in order
said the expense Was excess-ive, that the to, „discover and develop talent for
work Wasnot essential in war time and competitioe on the 'first •day of net
he asked Connell to, lodge a format year's' International plowing 'match
protest wific the Department of High- (October 1:3-16 inousdv,c;), Which will
ways'. given- over to Huron . county cona-
But the Council refused to do se. petition. A short ctiurse evAl be held
"'Why Criticize things - we doUt know this,. year in, Grey township, commenc-
anything about? I understand the big December 19. In i-iew of the fact
-heaves an these roads were • quite -that hog cholera had brokeu on
dangerous," said Reeve Bowman. two farms in Grey tewnS'hip, near the
Other enember$ took the position that Perth boielere it was advised that farm -
would be ;bed businese. ta ask the ers be very careful -as' t� 'Whom they
.Gevernment not -to spend- -money In thisepusehase sheir pigeefrom, and -certainly-
county, fel.. it would be spent elsewhere not from truckers, Min distant pin-ts,
in any event. • who are blathed for the present out-
.
Correspondence break.
Bruce County' approved of a...June, After e lengthy discussion it was
session _resolntion asking, tlei_G_averue
ment to seteup,a municipally -managed
medital service, but •Sinicee.---VolnItY
*topic. no, action. Oxford County •en-
dorsed a :Hydro flat rate as asked by
*Huron, but d3ruce County disapproved,
stating• it was not feasible. WellheAs
ton County •approved.e -
in response to resolutions Premier
nattee gitve oral replies, the gist of
which. .was that the coinpany• •with
which . Francis was allegedly to
have pieced the insurance, was not con-
sidered satisfactory. The subject was
.. one and was handled
delicately. •
reepo.nse, to it"'. -request of E. C.
The agricultural committee report
Theisrwas- a. spleudid attendance at
the meeting. of 'Victoria IIeme and.
School Club on ThUrsday night 'bet.
In connection' with Education Week
the Sehool rooms Were open for-insPe(S'
tion. Various projeets were on die, -
play, 'and ithe pusgle books were open
on their desksr showing a wide variety
of subjects, presented in emerflt inter-
;;;1"*.,,,,ifir--4.441T414/11.'1;14‘11.1•14-tf"ti;;;%14,irtillIgvn$thae
revelation, and many fayorable COM.;
inentii were heard on the quality of, the
work shown, and the patience and skill
of the teachers.
The whole program was provided by,
the pupil, and was a very good adver-
tisement for' the "new• eurriculuns"
Two teams of senior pupils tOok part
in the "(lair program: the girls' tearli,"1"
Eleanor Martin, Barldia Henry, June
rritzley, June Garrick, .Wanda Thick -
worth -and Thelma Bennett ; the boys'
team; Ronald Beattie, 1)onald Scott,
P,aul Gillespie' Billy 'Newcombe, Jack
Needham.; and Fred Stokes. The quess
tions coveted- 'eariety of subjects,
music, aninials, general knovvledge,
similes, and proverbs ; andethe audience'
enjoyed themselves immensely. -
11he' girls! tem made the higher
of the Bank of Montreal in that city, to
c..ore, but the highest individual stare
was that of Paul Gillespie, who re- .managership a the Westraount
ceived the prize. Consolatfon prizes
were presented to the remaining con-
testants by Mrs. Calvin Cutt, who
complimented them on the fine showing
they had made., •
Pupils of grade 5 sang the Lord's
Ikrayer ibeantifully, and later in the
program rendered a group1fsongs. in
-a fine manner, .accompanied by . Miss
Pauline MeEwen.
Pupils of grades,.0 and 7 presented.
roups of two-part songs, unaccom-
panied, under the leadership of Mr.
W. Thomson, .rellecting great credit
on the training .they had reeeived -in
part singing. '
•Other musical numbers consisted of
piano Solos by Barbara• lieney and
lirent Nelson, and a vocal solo, by
eCntiit(1,13e.erdin. e Cut t, `which were all Much
•
The president ot „the Club, Mrs. W.
'Macdonald, was unable to rpt present
brough illness, an det he-seicespreeident;-
Miss E. Hume, was the presiding of-
ficer. , The treasurer, Mrs. R. _Wilson,
reported all bills paid and a balance
eni hand og 11113.61. It was announced
that a joifit meeting with Central 'Home
mid School will be.held on Wednesday,
December 10th, and members were
esked to. remeiaber the change of -slate.
It was deekled to knit six-ineh
PRONIOTED TO MONTREAL
John Galt; Voderielt .0Id -Boy, to Be
Manager ,of Westmount Branch
The St. Catharines Standard reports
the promotion of john Galt, manager
branch. Mr. Galt is a Goderich . old
boy, son of the late Postmaster Galt,
and his friends. in' the home town will
be glad to eee this further Maek of the
Bank's appreCiation of his services.'
The Standard says:
Afternine year . manager •of the ••
Bank Of Montreal in St. Catharines,
'John iGalt will leave .the city shortlr
to take up new duties as manager :of :
. the *Eank of Montreal's main aide in,
'Westmount (Mentreal), 11'4 His .0-,
peintnient was announced on Saturday. re
A definite advancement and recogni;
tion of service, Mr. Galf.s ',appoint-
ment follows 'aii-dieociation with , the
bank whiele has lasted,. thirty-eight
years.: e He entered the- bank at Gode-
rich, Ontario, in 1003, Red after seisv-
ing at nunierous branches in Ontario,
VVestern 'Canada, and BritishCOlumbia,
and .for a number of years in the
United States, he was 'eppointed
nettle -ger in --101.9-. Tie served -in -that
capacity at Pert Haney, Prince !George, •
and Rossland in British Columbia' and,. °
at Collingwood,,Ontarie, before coming
to St. qttharines in 1932. . •
Daring_ his nine-year residence in •
St. Catharines, Mr, Gait has taken an
.active part the 'life Of the eomm.un-
fty; He is -a past people's warden of
$t. -George's Anglican church and has •
squares for Shelter shawls .as Mel
i served on the board of nianagement of
members' contribution to War work. that Church for eight 3 -ears,
Mr-.. --Galt is a • past •presideiserof the •
This will net i'nterfere with Red Cross
Work, 'tind will give -everyone a Chaece Sts- Catharines Community' 'Concert
Issociation and a past member of -thee,
to'help a• little. Those unable to knit '
may contribute wOol for someone else hoard, Of directors of the St. Catharines
Club. He is at present on the advisorY
to knit, and the committee in charge -
board of the Assbeiated Medical -Ser-
vices Incorporated for the Niagara Dis-
triet. For some .years Mr. 'Galt. 16s
been fill fiCtivo member of the „.St.s.
•elaiharines lawn bowling club. He is
a past district clepaty grandmaster of .
the of British _Col.:amble.
,sented in the school will be enlisted in
this worthwhile bit of comfort -fors .„ Mrs. and Mrs. Galt and' Miss. Betty
those who are a Iso"thg, front_ line." Gale wilisleassfor Montreal early hi
A vote -Of thanks W.a6 tendered to -all lieeember., -They • will be aecompanied
I
who took part in the program, and the by Mrs. Mersden, mother of Mrs.' Galt.
meeting closed the ...sawing of • the -
Another daughter, Miss Yvonne Galt, ,
'National Anthem, is 811 oeseelm t op a 1 therapist , on the
• staff -ft -The Ontario 'Hospital at -Whitby.
• .- The Quiz
in • the -quiz" contest:r - • IN. WEEKLY COURT
These 'were a few of the qtteetions ,
Name four songs with the naimes -11, for sentence, after having pleaded -
rivers; in their titles. • guilty to a .charge of stealing a lady's ..
puree containing $10, Nlorley Bloom-
field was sentenced to three months in
by Magistrate Makins in weekly
court last Thursday. • . „.
The only other case up was that of -
Mrs. G. Bownr, Mrs. G. Sanderson, Mrs.
* W. Reed and Mrs. ''F'ritzley-will be
glad to receive contributions of caeh or
.,1ceitted -.qua ree -from •anyonee.who •
interested in this- project.
It is' hoped that every home repre-
.
decided to advertise for two cornborer
luepectors, the pay to be fixed at 60
ceuts an hour. It agreed that,
one Man cofild not cover e- large -county
such 'as Huron in the limited time
available.
In acknoWledging Council's thanks
fr the"- manner he had conducted his
thie• year ;Reeve Gamble,
1Vonhnrn r d '• 1 ss chairitula of the agricultural committee,
said that prices had grteatly imProved
respecting state medicine and indieated
• • and the farmer was Mee much better_
t ha t independent doctors would be.
position, financiallye'bue thet things
iiiipointed•to report on tilv condition of
ma- r were nut right yet . •
'rake Matters
A reply from Hone Norinan Mc
Lartv, 'Federal 3finister of ebor, rho police -committee reported that
.. . .4.E , , 1 • .
liaised that. a careful watch would, he •accicient iiis'in'ance on policemen had
kept . ,on indeetrial etrilees and the' that they had been
effect, theY -hall on 'Canada's war effort. placed. under workmen's eompen.sation
11 -!ell <4'0.01)0. and _
With ether Comity employees. This
meant that theyewtnild eeeeive !only
4w0-thirdS of their. paS swbile• off duty'
threugh -injury, and ehat . they were
not insured when:not en duty. . ,,
.. ',Who committee asked for a $0 -bonus-
in( the .00threak of hostilities .‘eas far -constables for 1041. Reeve Tucltey,
only two and a -half sectinds per easel chnietean,' and Iligh 'County Constable
Whee three million . Canadians go._1(j 1 Fislies -Fok spoke., in support. They
waif. aery day•thiit le not pews, but i'i' ' tow of the increa.sed cost of operating
three hundred Canadians should go on i a Motor car -and of food. Their pre -
141 rike Unit le big news, the letter I seht pay 114 $1200 per year and ' $650
'caustically eommented. . . ' i car ., allowance. . ,
Thanks for done Hells werce rereived [ The request was turned down in a.
from comity branches of the Red liress, ;recorded vote. It , was reenmmended
-Empire Service 'Clubs in•Coderich. a aa i 111;11 ' l'ex1" 31'a r's 4 P•'11111c11 c08sid(L1 11
(Winton, 'Huron County War Services, i ee''t-enivilig*.benusi
R.A.F., hospital at Port .Albert. Hifron ,. ..elounty Read toinnussisib .
COMITY • Federation of . Agricultnre,.1 -The rePert or ' the- (14110Y road's e6rn=
Dr...1, W. -Shaw, of Clinton, for °The ; -
QtleVil s 0:111;101:1 Plind ; 'also from : In 1.-Nion Was,,acs follows .
'1'lle program of work as approved'
honor ,plicid him on the OeCar41011 Alf ' 111S . `1 t the'.111 ne -5 -'-108 liiie 110011 Carficd
iightleth birthday. ' , - OM. In- sonua instances the coSt will
'Com flea was -informed that° all Connty aPPear higher. than the estimate, but.
this is occasioned by reason of 41w
-ond employees „Art,' now protected by
vorkmen's ciompensetion. .:Also that gravelling havieg been included in th1!
quipment purchased at Teterboro for ' sonetructioh einst. ,,„,, . .,
text year's Internation a 1 • ' pl o w in 1.,. • • R4-presen t a t i pcis, ( TIM* jf.V. A.F'. re -
118 tch hadliten, stored and insured. i quested improvemen t t a -tit*. r(nul tom
'Orpttorfeal" Contest .. • . ; Centralia to the airport Vair0. This.
' road has. lieen graded. and drallWil :111(1
',1:4100 was the annual ( surfaCts1 Wit4 4500 yaNles'Of gravel.
Perhaps the. highlight of ,the enstire,
' .' . i 't r It w01.1141 1P1 11) expedient to place a
1 contost held' int Thurs ay afternoon, i 1114M/111M 11/4 11 ar(1-4431rfiiee• ms,this mid
n'' Whil fifteen •eehool fair eliiimplons; next year. ' 1-
onipetei '. At the 11008, 11013r -the coie 1 "We r0.(' oiumend that the road be-
{ s an e, ie r pail We and .teaohels, , iiii<,.en lots , 5 end, , 0,4' concession I,
ifty-seven , in. atl, • NN.41.0,. gueite ,se-, a i 't( 1)110)1 from No. 4 highway to the
inner provided. by the County, and in, eel el street ots
the afternoon the youtliftil orators Df ;theta 4,11xty
sPoke before a full gallery ii14' the COUnty 'road
(touncil cliamber4. The talent was nn• tion,of I t he
usually good, particularly eo the 1111)101 road betWeen, lots 5 and 6, 'Stephen *
and the subjects. chosen Were tiniely. townshP, northerly and ceisterly across
Wove It• • J. Bowman Presided, 'and lots 6 and '7, eoncession 1, Stephon).
the, ill'age.9 Wei'0 Seh001' IP-9,1e061's township; to No. 4 highway he reverted
Beacom and Kilikend. The!' cOntest- to the Township; end that .a by•-laW
be paseed giving effect to these thange.g,
„"A nulnher of other unforeseen items,
of eipenditure have, lieen pet and with ,
inereased priees it :Shay 'Ire that the
road aeroun 1 will be a little . Overox-
mulled: •although the exact Condition
eannot he- determined until the, end
, (Vontinned en pave- 7) ' „
He thought that Canadians were being.
misled s and confused. -by -theS grea t
41-111011-11t -of news --given -- -
newspepers to industrial strikes -hi the
riffled States. Ile pOintsel out tliat
roe( time -lin Canada's Iver industries
1
and the Federation of Agricurture
should co-operate. The work Should
net be left to a few.
John S. Kernighan, nominated for !
councillor, Add lie had eimugh irons
in the fire already and wouhl not be a
canal te. 'Kenneth Allin and William is<
Vroom n also said they had inten- a
Hon' of standing for election. •
J. Norman -Kefnighan of Goderich, e
a tonne,' couneillor andreeve' of Col-
bOrne, Wile In the hall and was invited f
tO the platfOrni. He said the Township <1
had a great asset in its cemetery, whieh
could be made .8 very beautiful Once.
It thought it was a mistake to change
the time of election. It Was imnoSsible,
for She treasurer to give a 'otateminit
" Of the sears- " operations wben the
eleetion was, held 80 early. If any
change were to be'. made it hould be
on into January, when the whole year a
could 1,e- reviewede PeoPle, itoo,• would m
have ,M0111 tithe then to attend the 1.
nominations. He Wan pleased tb -be 1
present and' to tqle that the old town.'
.010 Wan still going ahead. , ' 2
The meeting eiosek with the shfging
of "God Slime -the icing." 1 3
Centralia.. a distanee
rode, be added to the
ysteM and that • the sec-
t° liondon road, from the
. orchestra ,and a -baed*.k '
How •eaany not 11) .two oat aTes?
.' W he t -i :ea metronome?
'
- 'Wile t - is the. difference between ai
. Whet did Inssol IYafoe- de to lil a Re
Where 4oes the -long, fblig - "rail"
..
,. James and Alvin Deennan,l-of Aehfield
township, charged' with .etealing :an old
..
hint . famous in, literature? `
' Does Canada have 11 Fourth of -July?
olo? ha-phia-dtLiv(7 are the ferniius Whirl -
1)001
. . .
„Y- (.2Nikl'isetiwt (}w101111S121. di's]. ii?e ues t lona bly contains •
. :".ONN0 8,.. :rg:AY.111g. disputants .11 ehunce te settle -
things among themselves:
se..----,- e •
1 1)on!t,look
•
'P 1(4. have 3,...atiliCtL;C,41-111 tlehiqng(r.s of ,
.. • , hippopotamus"? . ' .
11.1111131,1‘if hiittian'eviale():(1(1)11.r.,,,,ii,1(1-,elicti?you wear - Why 'does •-a ;?nake sleep, with its
eyes open?
_ Pan, was the ,Greek giel of what? What is this in, plain- •English --,--D0
..
• ).11‘13‘.' h (untie cs:Niiiizlin?ls 'Ud
se. yeili1)1)8t;le 1)1)8not be lachm
ryose over .1aCtic Mild al- ' ' --
c • ready wasted. , ' • .
,. -Afterwho t ,Seettistr engineer is a . If a lion 'roars what do 11141 elephant- •
tyrirao 3,o
of,.roeitIf
utdoor 1110ltyseloilTovi‘t-innigiiieneaill?in_rais, a lid 11y45110 (11)? . _--•
.
' Men's' - em
hief erit -e.o-lis-is-de in re-
sisting the impulses -of- bis nature. -1 --
mower, breaking it up eat selling it
to a 'junk dealer. Accused 'claimed
same right to ethe mower and the
Magistrate dismissed t he charges after
does the world -lupine refer: dog-, lion.
wolf or walrus?
What -18 -"the meaning of the word
1114,44
tits, with their. subjecteit in order of
erit, worV: .
. Lenore. Norningtoup Honsall ; 81.111.
yet, "Oar Heroes of the Sea." •
Andrey Ulu-1ton, 8.8, No.. 7,
tepben ; "Canadians."
lids Middleton, 8,8. .oridorleb
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