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..1" S Gr..QARDINER APOUESSES Reve or Stanley
ELEVATQR CO. DINNER GATHERING 1n- Warden's Chair
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Disfinguis* 1104, 'aeliPai'n;•
' the Stery:..
130,6011 tor. Britabtl:
Ait;i1: County 'Ooltu1oil MOOlAug
This Weetcria-rita"t
1 itOST„r$201011$ ASSETS , ‘ ,
'Session .of 1944,
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One of ,the most interest:Mg an Iim. ' ,••• The 'January seesipn of the Huron,
The 'WO Precious asseti 4 ‘-'nornpl, 641111Y"'"QY6ten. was- opened
i;t4:1 Tu414-
'vortant ,functions IM1din, ,Oodertelt for .
. Verne years was therAlinner ' tendeied faintly. hub Is its, chiieten and' rittrent,S wdlts• 61w, orttepotnci...0,i.,(4.7toliwenxi'-li:ip,e'evw%sr s
roel
d-
by the Gocletieh. • Xleveter and •Tramatt ,
„,„„.......,_ do net, hesitate to Make sacrilices fot
Co. :on -Tuesday tho"'"'
evening to "", their little ones. In Greece • children eCted. in Conservative , eetieus for the
watdenship for. 1944, It required tere
* County Council; represeutetwof es _ juSt like ours are 'dying by the hula..
•inisinese eoncerns, . and otherse• 'ATI:Ga reds every da , ballots and took an hour ttO make' the
the' Hon.` .1.: ik;', '11/24-0,14.M1.4 Minister of cannetipro'videYthrincavvusitehtelroitirgliPac7onthtlit,' ,PhOge, which was later unanimously
endorsed th, open council: ,The . oath
of oillee to .the new Warden and to
tile inenibera of. the Gennep. was 'ad-
ministered br' , Clerk N. W. Miller,
The, ,'i.itypeation ., was. -prenomieed by
Rev., Joseph ' jeeps..
vW,arden. - Watson brieflyaddressed
the Council, -and expressed. his ap-
preciation of the houorAeeorded Jahn, '
."1realize that the °dice of warden
is _ a responsibleposition, but with
your co-operatiop. 1 will do My utmost
4gricu1t,lit for Canaria;, -as the mein 14 to protect them from the snow
, • end cold, They need Shoes; stoe)augs,
Ea:tanker,
The „dinner was, ,given ' at Hetet coats, '`dreSees,,.- underwear, and • evell.
thing, else, thgt. will „help:to keep 'Out the
Bedford, *liere'..41bunt ..125 men 'set at wet and .cold -White they stand in line
- well-appointed tables. , waiting ,to be giyen eomething to eat,
l‘Ir*' 0, L: Parson's, 'presicleat p.t. the '. The- wet.: has coaVinced '.. e_ lot, 4 of
°Geileriell • Elevate): .4ted Transit CO; 'people, that Italy isallot the Iliad: 'a
wit; •in. the char and with WM at the
warm surteltine the year ,rettne,'. ' as
bead table were the Ilon. ar.-Gardiner,
.3udge T. M. Costello, L. B. Ge.rdife, our beye are ' struggling , through neeP
asi.p..,,, pr. R. aehhe wayler, isti.p.i.. seow „la their efforts • tO, Aust. the
'Jelin .*,,.garkier, LP., Fred Watson, Gerniiins. • - But the reeks. have been
• ::.°---•"•Wartilete•Pf-Xturcirt TOdinity41 mayor, R.. driven frona their,..,, homes; 'theasaridar_to ;•diseharge- the duties to . the best
,Turrterl...,FAL,2,ThIngerd,i $t,,,, learys, have • died. from '.•.etarvatien• • and a 0,,st ' r_eir,'J.),.P.,11.1't.34'''L '13a:•,45:•9? -e new , County
A director of the Goderick-BleVator and Ilifunariate''aValtErneanY 111011 -111Q -ss 4LePI": '--r----:47-'-'l-_t.' *-" ' - -
Transit,co, ; ti. 3%; 4.„ Niac4w44, oho. ,help is sent_ to ',awl)? in the fern,. ot • SympathY Watt.' etpressed' by -the
elOthing. • ._ 'Warden ; to r. Mr. Merton Reid, tormet-
z---1-7---Re-Saunders, of the Goderiett. 'Organ- • ' ' '. 4. ' '' reeve of Sealorth, in ;die death of his
.Co.,• and ,R, K. Wurtelei' of the „Gone- • Women's • erganizatiets• in 40404
wife, and to 'Mrs. Alex. Porterfield,
401 , Selt Co.,. • •- - -...',..-i• , are altering, eta' 'mendhig'llie clOthee '
- in h u :ip
shipped in So they - can; be • distributed the 010. ei her 11 ebLiud,, le.41:' of
' 'ALA- ' Bob MeKerata, of the- -Fleet '
Sky Harbor, -enteetained. among the, neOdY children. as '.,e-eiciey East Wawanosh, ,:.A; welcome was,. _ex.
litir Arm at tend.ed to the new members and the
'with two ..solOs in nue 'di , e '• t ,‘,3 a.s: Poseible atter their arrival tit „Italy
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MORE WASTEPAPER ITEEDAD,
Simeoee'Sllfe doe* depend on it.
Our wittioded• need bleed Plaeraa,,--.
PaPor 1/2SaivaFed provides the eitntathers
enSitte eefe,,shipinent, Our :lighters.
needeamptutiltionk-7-papetf salvaged pko-
vinesthe •eontitinets forte transporta-...,
tiors. Our -gators, aoldkre and airnien
need •food -paper salvaged -ProYitlea
the packagee.''
Twenty tholatland Ong! are „needed
every month. . ' •
Ater wastePaper, _which the talils
need as neer 'before* the' dernand'
tor,regs IS Urgent: .),yeollen.rags to be
worked into %-ttaable".-eloth, and cotton
rage to makeengine Wipere, are needed
'to. the 'extent of one poUnd ,every _week
,
hope expressed that ,,they woeId..enjey
•the Road to Mandalay,'': -;:and as an: ''13.4'1(11e4'144r''''be Itt 1V1.'*Ge"4(3'' their ternr-in the County Council.
"The record 'of Huron County's, war
ort_ is ii„..ergaitablerLione. We have
lied live` war loan .eanipaigns and •in
each ..oite. the quota was substantially
overatibscribed,". continued the Warden.
1-.1e-7hopetittte-.-Poutttr-weind--continee
this record 1. should another loan be
looted. .
• The. Warden believedthat at this
session--,-4-A'---repteeentative from the
Federal .government -would achlrele the
Connell, on •pestwitr recenstruetion. and
encore '"The 'Irish. Colleen.", ATJA
-.11arry Lewis, also...of_the Fleet._Air
Am, was his aceompanist.„1-
• Mayor -TI‘urne'r _welcomed the guests
iti,the-name.---- of the Towageef___Goderi
',Spealtiag on. the subject: ,,after -war
reconstruction', Worship .sate that
with 'organization • and Of
whieli-'characterized the victory
e'loatt camPitignira'great 'Wear douldtbe
• _Adone, and .116 suggested that!. the
'2 ealty nt the '.eresent .seisiou
Schaefer's, store,. 'at The Signal -Star
or at the Venus Restaurant to be for-
warded.
fot lzlie
donations Whicti..wili later he a ow'.
'edged in- the Press..1._
:VESTRY 10-.01qN0.
Or ,ST o ,0E?4,GE's agurzoir
1 A A
.-Iteinitts --ireSentedheirt GreillYAng
-- . , - Progress -in the: vrajt. , Veer. •
The 1,100th annuel. ve4rY,•nteeting • of
-."liplioint a'. commi'ttee. -to kplan a--.130st' 'sr, , quorget,s--charyi. wa•-- held- kehabilltation--116_ telt. this. \vas._ _a_
. . . • ,
° -he AiOnOLY'cn-Vening, with. Pe largest .4 t .,reveldUlibPecir'ttaiiitotren753:IfitYet riscciu^s'hse9dPe44;dt
• war prograin:•, , This committee, .
--7-*61167-45til'a'°•11cle-'1i*Ii-meliftbers'-'-' " ten -dance 'lir .7407-Ita'.:14-6"-i'•MuY sinnelliTik -46irCtirraga4e"1" or '''Atr'''
the. eAnmell, • Coent#•,ittte. •cithet -mu)* _
• t•
,from every Canadian household. -
If you earn gather up, eine lumdred
pounds or more of ofd papers; cell the
Teeen .01•Ettlessofhee (Net .200) or The
-Signal-Star * (71) and it•Wilt be picked
up, or if, you eau. take it" to the teX-
hibitiou,-building yourselves, MY:limey
the. better. ' • - •
People front the outside districts
tasty, leave their bundleein,the archway
at the Town please, tie them ,up
.securely: , ". •
FINAL.TRIETFTE TO ,‘
ATAX.---POWTERPIELD
Opal bodies, as well aa the' Donlinthn. presented were, stitir.ees of grateful,. -- "The Warden's committee of . 1943
of the 'eceigregatiOn to Will during the ,session bring,
and 11rovincial Goveremente, shoald .-:;A.;"="
UWL shoulder • •it.'•• SharA.• of -41A mesPousinilitk • ell- those .:•respOnsitae •.• for, .; the results.. health, ischeme '
I y .
There wes _a Very large 'attendance
at 'the funerat.Of the late Alez. Porter-
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o erich Star
th1944
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Knox cl*re
Report Progress
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DepartmentsAll
,ou
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Meatiug.
Tite,cprigregational. meeting of. Irne4c
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Presbyterian phureh, held on 14toildaY
.evening, -nraS• marked; by the largest
,
teedenee, for years these' annual
meetings: The • reperts :presented. for
the..vast, year.'shoWed the'congregation
to be in e nourishing ieer.td.iticits both'
lifianelelly" and With regar();_to' its work -
the (CommunitY.I. •
• After devotionalexereises conducted
1)1 the .mMisteri Roy. Richard- .Stewartf1/2
Mr. Chas. X. Saunders ,WaS voted
:the cheir,,aed Mr. 11.- Mactiwb.n.
to t,1*seeretaryship, of, the. Meeting. •
The. first- report, that :Of the , kirk
session, was presented bir" the Min-,
ister. It spoke.ot Conditions in world
ogal.FS and on "the 'home front" .due
to the war, adaitionl tela-e'reeMber-
'schilmr° of tetheentresrlitP;.,. '40C °life! nai°81111:4eltril'es
pastoral work, and other matters; Ap-
preciative"mention was nude a the
•eapill)le.•-serviices•L-ott-Ullis-Irva-Opmer.1/2„
vilIe.and her staff in the Sunday atichOol,„
of. Mrs. W.- I'. Saunders ,Miss
Eileen Bogie as choir dite tor, and
'field, - clerk-treaSurer of. Baet.,."WaWa; organist, respectively, and at the other.
nosh, Oti':-Frieay afterneen •The Otgenieetions the church, '; '1/4vbriqf
Presbyterian cher* ht.,'OelgrUp, in, had fenctiene0,snibothly And e
which, the,litervice was held, Was unable •clUting the • year. _
to. accorimedate all who' had gathered The.. statistical report shoive
to Pay their last tribute of 'esteent. Membership of • 900rtenresenting*
, ,
The service was conducted by famine's- , •
;Kenneth, MacLean; Presbyterian min- The ininistek -gave earnest expreSsio.
ister • of Winglenn, ,assiSted.. Rev.
G-. 11. Duiilop ef ,ReIgtaVe United
church7f7Tile-pallbeatere _were Reeve
S. D. BeecrOtt and,cieuneillora Harver
Black, * •-Lewis ltuddY, Norman 1,1e,
Dowell and AlM°- lieberteon----the - pre-
seet Council of East Wilwancleh-and---P9intmenti of - deaconess., This sug- senta
Ex -Reeve R. 'Renmend., Present geitien" *wee 'tater diSeuseed ,htr- the' 13bar.d!
from Gaderich were EL *sickle, County meeting, and a resolution was passea • roue
treasurer, N. vier*, ieeoraniendleg:-that the sessiMI-Aalre , The
Palle -Sellool- InsPecttershilteaci,,-j.„ -17,, the Matter' into: conSidetatiOn. " -reported- .
Gillespie and %William Striinglian. • The "In Meinetiainft,`,1ist. coetained pupils on .r
Xy.„„:Perter4itt gairviired by his Ilictity:tWo names; %nil .eleven of -those 33,5•1e, or 8
wife; the 'ferrae'tiigritlTet'iVOdr7X'*hoArad°pefAed.waY-f-tluting-'jthe,,.year..,„st;arops„,-.
'Mortis, Atdbrother, Willialn,-ot Calgary,- Were over eighty years 'age. ° $151,11 r-tota
aini two staters, Mrs. 'Margaret Pergu-.° Roll of containing the •Stitmlis dot
soh of•Bayfield• and Mrs; Ernest.,GOdes naines of Members or adhetents of the • .At Central, a
Of Settforth. • ' 'hirr hilv e•iinto aCtive ser- 007 , e a
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MUT. MOTT TELLS Olt TM
ATALAM) 2S,LAITDZroarr
- The , Lions .Club, was atiAlressed on
Friday evening, lase by, ,Lieut John
-141Att, Of : the 'Baal •Mivi. 0 Vresent
stationed 'At Sky flarber. /Lieut..- Mott
was On 11,31.4. "Sx.etoe in, the -great
:gal • battle 'oft, tile Falkland, Icalands'
.10, December,', 1939, and gave An. • Mr, and Mrs, Alex. •IiiieNevin i*ve
iiitimat. And „graphic . accOnnt • of- the the .fellowing letter trent their nephew, ;
engageritent, in -*Wlitelt -the,-"Exeter" Trooper' jack AleGtew, *lea I* "iivitit the
drow. the enebiy.o,re IL/1„ order to allo-w ettuadianS of. the Ventral' lilellitorete.
the 'smaller Itritish,_slii,ps to play the eau Vorgetf 4.11. Africa. The letter li
'413lt and. AUP ganie, whi(ll, they did dated Deceether 12th:
MoSt effectively. After_ retain! At 'the . Tbigu*risome, country' here , an
Falkland 'Islands the Bxeter, heavily' ttli like it fine. • ?Lots of ranges *344
escorted. returned to. Ungland, 'where tangerines to eat, as they grew .a.roussil
She received What Lieut. Mott,des.crihed- here 4.40: apples ,nti. at home.; We get
as.a "terrific" welcome. ' , . , ',', thorn at our _ evening meals *early evert
Ioleut: Mott' has a delightf01," istteek night, two or three eitehl-"but we buy ,
of lauttor,-„ aid his Addresa. was • heard. thein -mostly 'from the Mahe' 4* the ,
with ..great •Interest and appreciatiOnw reedskle for six frants. a kilo, kli '
Lieut.-COmmalader 1)„, ;Gle Weil -of ;00' more ;than a 'pOund,:.-' Thir!, raorub4 I * "' '
Harbor was , a ' guest . at the meeting got two •kilos,, worth Wipe ..trattets'°' '
and prtindeed .to address the_May , at and I•got twenty-seven lefttleeirw_._ I bad - - •
some later date. . ---- ' ----• ----,-, nothing-tdicarry -their in, so r jnet , . .
ephe Club Voted $25 to the I,O.D.E„ opened --the front of my, tenth • - .,
4
book drive, ,•anil* $175 tit; If.114.0.S. chucked 'Om ail hi there. : °,' -
eabderiell'.' for ' use in the ,purchase You .ought. tO see the . Alta ' on °' the
of e, refrigerator. , • ' 'reeds here.;,-thousanda of. eat„,.and hk -
. . some Of, the -qtreereiebiittits." you,ever
. : P.S, BOARD -INAUGURAL • saw, about half of „Item 1n Tags 004
11
eGraw Writes
root North Africa
Says 041)4414*$ AZ. 'AA Ct.04
(1011clitioil but Wialtaii H.
_ their -here„ -feet:- .inne4411
Pridham Chairman, of '...13,eard think had washed •sinee the war
for the •'ear • A; lot of them. live in' 'caves and la
cult*TesbooPalairty)34Eavgtirredn-.'a.f1;tar:leOtin4Itigiq,*Wc'fTas:bura_ebet'id:.1)310104. j-shn'-at'ye4kesa.:1114•Ytillthneg:e:iliu*e711,°0,ellutre1701thce".211Pills.„41iide'*
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days
%%fly • " are real hot -and ni hts * real
j.`Prinhain was appointed chair, cool, • good :fer'Sleepitt`eg gunder a:claenvan,
e man, and, the other niemberS • of the -We are in 'a good. camp hei-e-i tour
n..330ard,-are Mrs.. Geo., johestoit,..u.....S. meale 'a - day, breakfast; at / eau*
Turner, M. Attts,tie, Ebb Itt4„, Z. J. dinner at 12, tee at 4 p.m.; Which
, _
Milne, 5. A. McLean and J' Snider. • -Usually. a cold Awes then i trnot supper _
of his ..eoneeriv ()Ver. the need ag! Chairmen ;of . standing - coulauttees 'ao we. are eating weU, An
gressive• action -to meet the problems re: 'Silkily and • contirtgent, II. S. we are all getting a :sae tap. •
in, home and tenant -unity .whiela the- tier ; finance, S. A. Snider ;,,progerty, We had a :grand trip,.. down'.bere
encountered in fiWpastOrel _visitations?, j, AftiSllik; :School .managentent7. no dale 'at- all, and grand .-vvea
and he suggested that the ctingtegation 'Mr 'Geo: Johnston. • 6.1V -the' way., One -could take. a St*
and,:session., consider- Seriously the af), •G, iparefing,.Was. appeinted,...repre-v, bath every day up 'on deck. We • had,
"ve on polleelate..,-Institete lots Of xn;usie, as-- they- had- two ore-
uid the estras- board -Made "'up; •soldiers, '
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and they toOk.,a turn each ' afternoon,playing *
.°L:tty•tr-Irctlier.: ?eyrie. 014 eP,°;..Aei: 1. 17..ytern..1
se' that 14/rif your -b Talown below, as their had:
could • and-enjoY, it -even 1I�
ar..0ealter _KAILfw*sleePing_quartera; '
SevekitlitrisThg iiSTefiraer4Wereolit'?'"
the' ship and they 11,Sed take: inrtut
ent was . at giving the war 'neWs, 'twice, a day.- •••
carrying oirt` esefut reconstruction Theke mated erapreveincnt tile, -warden- ,continued, ' efreeed•.,
Costello introduced the • kte3 ' -1942 hil.
-night -up in the recreittion-room -I hat- •
' 'the fact'aurt-- Mr. Gardiner, -though -reviewmg, the wet er:Vie,--7Y'ear.,' 'Ai' ay, be-----vieW r'-witia- -pride; -oWing-tto LORGANIZES_FOR_:190 'Sabbath, school had an average
To- date, 448 '8.45. -
V
. ibtaty ,Beatd; .. -
1 ineipai of Victoria 'School
or .Depentbere-i-IsluMher of
11,. 878:; i averege attendance,
.22 -per..,celt.- ' 'ANT: Saving
.for.4.t,he„,,.ltb..,AM.
sales of war saving,
.:$5$91.21. • • '. '•
(1011110 P111.
II I
vorks.• -attendance pecially at 'the evening the great, •importance Of its. consider -
Ai` ister of Agrictilturejand-tmentioned^ rcejp't, were up ty'',eziee ,,T1,1e.finantafg. •Dostaon of the county LOCA,Lf.ituA111) or "gpALTH *poet of the Sabbath Sehool sales, $83.40; . ales. of war saving had their violins with them. one
serviees in over, W e e a on. • , - • - „
, tendance, .06, or, The orchestras plaYed" both '' metier* •
- vise in the pre ent war, bed 10 n,eni S. 90.6 per L--etotal ent. ar savmg staraps and old-time..rousie as .severa -14
staiiips attendance- duthig the ----..year--- of 143; • • an(L•listeaed for en°. hour AO- Ae- chap -
,
;bern-aust--0- ver7 the --lieron: border,- in the _reettir,- _Rev- W_. -Dnnbist„Ireferred. thbudgetting„. Ve11. caimbig
- -`. :•showing rcslight •increase._ - • • . BOOK.Se 'OR calliitg Off for several.; 'square dances;,,
1014.1rii .
'fox'
adittrile books,
-the. -Forces
rdaY ni
up_JO. the
evens es
11. k-Owneh:IPY nle'ved 6 1-18borne. to,the iinpOrtenee ;Of the sehoel „tteitsurei-- awl -the •vvise expenditar,es • Att-the ugutitt t'Oi • .The 1943 Robert .1la.ikes ettendanCe° The 'ettnipp.10--Of -de-one- - Winie".4.'of7tffee--at-the,'-'.Orlde
as Li:feeder-for, • -the'Cliureh•-end•--COni,,1/2 of the--different.,..epteraittees.'',./ef -title, Local J,36.tird of Health_ °fer.1.044'.Geo. ' fencers' HAM':
, mended the 'devotion., Of _the-teacher:S.; hcouncil, , ,. , . , ' - .,, . ,. „ 1, , , . . -- ., . , $c aeter „ wasagain . ap.pOinted aw, iirds Wete . as. folleiviti , • : . ; • ,, , • 'b. ookS, OT matte, Y te•‘..h,try_k
tOWnsliip,-ata•-very.--early age -and ..witei• , ••-
eDipirenit, (1st Year),.LL-ornia ,Beattie,:- for. the inen and worgen ,.. Several' :Owes --are close, by--,` anel- '
,
ken -upon as a liaton-men;•• .11e,iwas
lile-Itead---Of-.One:-OFthr-meet-imPcmt--- --.-,a,-',ppreeia-tty.e.„-thgiilts,„,.,,,wrere,'„eXteixtied'_' ,-_---The'rhad..eo;nnralagdOn,la the JArge-9t: ,chairn.kai, , • ,..011/2e_L•Tear -Tile Othep ora,xxoei,...13,r,retoni, •phrwgio.,Lefatio43.54 _is eepected, tp. e.10$6 0.),):"'Sa:
. Several of' •tis -ge hi. to..one or -the.. ether..
, •depattniente, ',at : pttaysrat, • charged ...
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eci ell the ,:orettnizatioes of ---the parish, Sliending both of the doitnall', but ' I meteberS. are rayor,--tturi...h.„_:jlatler.t,
-.. ,-',...4yee_L.__Ittalloiigh,... '_2_Billy .7: -'1‘iiteLea.a, 'Of this 'isieeli. The resmnS 'every',•-.VaV ,"-IVielt . I -COuld , speak
), people of .33ritain'and3140-arraed forces ,litotion'extire,s_sedi thti.gratitlide of tile., - our.-Azoad • maintenauee-,-- ' ' L' '-' ' • -.'''' Officer'. - Of, ,'.'h.caIth,7- Dri'lLAN','.',7 re .Gitlitniv..;, iy,,, ,:,,Taag.tt,, , ,,,r-aargaor,--liTaerinuaid,..tt _Might h are: 'beeti):,. but the eet fev,s.. one „s0..appltifa.' -1,pollF of Us „virere'%11.t ..„.,.
enehatow, is „„it tomar' Y Wteild-heip- ' -
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...,. inchidhig '. the tholr; 'While ', a ''sPecial eeoula. apt advoc4te.'• a .slackening • of' son. P. Te-•:,A-rinsti•Otig ned.-,the4.-neateett•te.144tgc,•ronlig.i..„-..-$hirierx.enngi7,3..eyet„..„,vresf,,nt.....has ,,tet,..„.4)eett,as . -0
'tth the: titsk 'of ,Andleg food, for the -. , • . . • I, / .
"Iggrit"M:y. lifitrlifriVIVell.rat'S-Cilfla'844ibe'a . *fe'stix: •folti.:" ThinkitfOr his tineinsh ' - -,•Ele-trustecr the' Councit-woolitanher .11e-toar '''Will-hold--1Wi'egui.4Tmegt4' -Catharine 40.ettenald, Charles -Kentp.. tia-STS7have-7b.ea*more'eneoura ilfi'r 417.town*.-faValTicrife-lia-w7,70.7..amiliC'. - '
ana-sPend and, eneigetic efforte in -:behalf * Of St.....tti--"-the tinyeisycin!go -:systeln- -of the tugs 'on , ' he :second Monday, 'Of ' the . Fitst Sear -(,i3.-do year') '2-461in Haw- titose •• 'who ' underfoOk-7,-thist4-dit' ...... an. d had, a show advertised 'gnetish,,a04 .
hat he found: time:to goalie
George's.parish. - " •• .' Pdst.''''few ' Years- " '. ; ' ` ' ° . _.4. month -at 'o'clock p. . ' • • ' k : • -b • ' - ---• .-t-,4 .. - f• 0 , , cal u the a • . e; - said td.$ ' . •
Ig .
• ' , • " .therne, Ruth ...eachey, •Sylvia Peachey, 1 -s a duty 01. e ply , e of, , s , it -sign, at the bottom ,, Spoken 3.11 ,
: Tile officers tor 1044 , are: :Rector's • 'There is no. doubt that . we have The' •Board is Maki.ng ' arrangements ,Olayton Straughan' • • * , . ., : horae front lo do. everithing- in . out- Ensdish;" and--weAried•to 'find out whitt.•;.: • -
Vvatden, G.4- -L.' (Parsons t,'„ • peotaeS 'another strettuous year betere us -which to -have itS eanitare" inSpector accom-:, . Seeond Seal (3rd 'tear) --Lionel Ar-- power te'qreeoinpettse thOse.whe are On day it waS tin, as a Prefich raovie, yralt: r ,
wiirclen, S.` IL Preiett ;•••hoard, of man- will .-eail for . the beat from..'each and pany - the- Provincial inspector AL, pa-btur, Billy Bell, Marilyn Itutter-Gr, raee-the-fighting, faint. ,' '' * ' ••---'• ., . • on there today, so I asked abolit'.10,* -.•
agement -pre:I.:A. GT „ ok....4.4. very ..one-. of ue, hift hY, ee-oPer;ating spection visits to _tlie ,local tlairies. 'Doirks Donald _Hawthorne,. ,,'Charles e How Maey good -story , books. tan felleWs standing atoned ;valet( . - ,
Sturdy,- John Muris*', W„ •-•1 . Blabk- •we.may' make it one of' which we shall The Tbwri 'solicitor was instructed Tz,,,,w.the;•ne, Marion -MacDonald; iGor- ,you leave at th.e'--Gederich° Postoffice other Ole was on. They ' got ' their:'
stone, sr.,.,E., D. Bp.:wit, Wtrai Riley, he proud," the ISTP:raelv- oinchidecl:. to advise a resident of Britannia e.t
road --;
. don Pinder, ..hinly 'Pinder, ...Al artin 'befOre ttext4Satutdani
y. ght? A, •.donit., lands going and let . go - a lingo „ and
H ,•••
.' UF
. ord, IL -M. Monteith arden Watson,Was.bortrin gtanteY that sauitary --conditions at his pro- .:
S , ......
triuguan B'etty Tayler. . -
. • tem a cash ,Avenldbe gratefully ac- noneof ' us •yet are atty_the wiser as
few hunt -Sin Gederich. •
J. 0,, Gardiner
The Minister of Agriculture -said
-• ;his :chief reason for aedeptifig- the
; • Invitation to 'speak In -Goderiele -wag-
• the fact that Huron was ptedueing,
more hogs than any, other county itt
• Ontario, and elog •production seemed' to
be a subject ....de, general- discussion nt
this time; and he welcomed the op-.
portunity -of •meeting Anenibers of the
• ,County Council from • the, 'different
. 'parts of the county. •
D'aulirk;° aahl. the Minister,.
, ;told"- bk. .Prime •Minister
• Churchill that'Britain did net have
, ,sualcientammunition ga, her. 'Soldiers
mitre shOOting% langer than Otte
bedlest„-,teiag..:for."7Wilfen.,,PAA-
• ilea waS..askedkthen,: Was munition
-
----and- the -ships. -te„. convey them aerosa
.the.. ocean; Later the ..fooCoeceSsities
:of the countrY became ' mo pressing.
•' Before the War Britain . hadbeen
getting ;her main supplies of. bacon
•
from Denmark and, Paella.- In 1039'
. Canada waslookingfor- a -market for
' ;." het , pork products, .° and-. he went to
, 'Britain to -negotiate' a conttect...The.
• highest • contract • they coati. "get was
- for 201,000,0.00 pounds. for '1040. • Can-
ada
stippfleC$30,000,000 petteds„:'
, Bri-
tain was pressed for exellange to Make
,necessary •purchases Wa Wished to
restrict purchasesto.. Suit . her purse,-
• but 'Canada. *continded to send lecreitie
-''ing =omits, an took out of ..the.
Canadian treasury :the. -money tutees-
• • gary te• fie:ince „these Shipments'. •
,order:. to • send us much
es_possible-avereeiiiitlite-governnielit
..put an. "embargo, on:- the •shipment of '
begs theUntten States and also had
'to 'debY to the peopi4 of 'Canada the
rightto eat as Much., pork as usual.
In, • 1042_, ,Catieda sent 300,000,600
tvviinds, cutting down home consump-
'-' tion sUll further, 'Land 10,.-1,043, the
lquotii. Was set at. 675,0030,000 point -as,
,,I..entt„„fiftit, per; bent. of- the price
paid', out of the: Canadian treasury.
• Mi, Gardiner' foresaw no difecalty,
" in spite of ,J the .' depleterops
lit getting , Senielent shog,$ to
'inaintitie shipments to the end Of June,
1944; EverY effort was being inade.tp
.provide feed grain etrom the Wept.
It waS.hopetithat Ontario *bind have
.better crops itt 1044, and to encourage
; to Intaiitairt- production ata higlf,rtite the Gotternnient,,,,was
,offeriug -a premium Of, ,sa .on grade'
hogs and $2 son grade Br and ,i.vould
• ontinue to. do so or Six•months after
the War. •.
; Mr. ,Gardiner Said it Would .lie seine
•eltS yet 'before arrangements eten.d
„completen for the; payment of the
jiv, Pro-aim:as, but he :warned farmers
pot to hold their hogs4, as they :eOuld
ee mete by thie than- they would
111.
Mr„ Gardiner urged the Maintenance
of "altigh quality ttf bacon in•order that
•-Canada latight keeit the British market
as otherwise ,the British
;,--peottle erottld ttlial to their ferther
• -spat-cos of supply.
The, hitter pOrtion oft the- Alittietertit
• eddresis vote , an, eloquent and luel4
teView of Werld conditions, and AS he
took his 'secii.f after Speaking far over
• ninety •millees. Ile Wae !worded an
.bvatiort. „ • ,
The vote 'Of thatilte' to; ,Mr.
iota moved. by, Mr; II. 'J. A.' MitetWitn,
The eitaltrean in Calling On .other
speakers infited rn1ggefitionI on Obto,,
war terostruetlort ensi nu n lead *eke
- members are It; E ' • - ' . • , . , ' • t . d . ,.>. 0,
Sall ' „who Still ;has a, year -to serve, 'The: '''eaUgregutiell alw'witi.i• hearths aPialatured, as- wera..1)1An•
nien , ,to start. ' • • . • •Wcancnri MiSsionary selaelly • - . allocation:,
ChriSsie• 14eishniano• Mrs. Mitipase cone
LTA , the church. hall for all Members', the ,grent of $1400 to . Sk , Herhot frifinti .
. . , I * . . 44 •
en lite felt, however,. that fatm ,during - the' „Year,. •The .. Sum of ,$535 .tributed -two humorous •yeadinget-and•
and friends. . '...., airport and was told by Vrte, Bow ineothe.s should he' higher ag one-third Wahl fon-vex-tied.- -to " the l?tesbYteriar
the lielosing- :number Wes it 'reseal ...
Clateniont. gave a reading entitled. , . . , ,. .
qialting •Vtiends,"' Itwas'deelden,,to and Depaty, Reeve Alexander. of CitteYe ,,,,, •Afr. Cerrie, of " Benniiller, Made. 64, „The, WOrtten'it M ssidnary i o 1 y, ,
hold . a Valentine :tea• ett,-Febear,y .'it-' . Reeve ltrayne enquited .;-egartimg
intereettitg. speeela .on .the dangers of ,refierted regular 'and 'special. events
, leatiff,;eliairman Of the , Wa en's 'pont-
.., . ".-A.)11./tNIrit '1112V,s1-„. Mitteei- that- the Government did not of the. peop e .of ',Citnana. Were 'engaged treaSurer,„ this , bung $15 ..oVer the ni.,..
reseried- enlY A, location,. -Three 'life -membership ' cer? With * encore, ks. Mrs. 'Cla,••••yton Uwe.
Morels no:Shortage .CittitaePowei at 'Provide, •eiltdineebt Or ''" After the ladies had . been,. tendered...
r • ' ' ^ *
the:' County Jail. When 'the, lloed Tor hall for Which ' thiii Money; would . be "'•uuu• ' Pe • entage 'of • the
, ... a reereation"„f,,arMing - 'and Yet
,
netional tifleates were presented during the it-heartY Vote" of thanks on behalf'
• 1 . h a , d leconle. , 4 ..,,, • . year : to Mrs': Caiter , Mcliti6ii, Alms.
, ., Third -Seal (4tli year)--Gretta •Ar- cepted `and ;it 'would be Used to buy to when it is on. There were torne. ,
-
urer) ' 'A. --,--°P. Wilkes (secretary), Har-, toWnship fortyreightl.year,s „ ago .and perty, must be 'cleared uP 'to ;the satis- . .
old Newconalie,--Ite 43-:' IlaYs," li. geNee, married. 11/1ary 'McDougal. of Bayneld. faction of .the health, authorities.. , ,,. • ••.„, •
bow' • Gertrtide-'-fl'elinie Ent/ ...ell ' readable ;Wok's. ' ' ' - hard -looking back_ streets °•I wouldn't
Sturdy; ',lay: delegates -to 'the, SYned. 'Stanley TownshiP :Council, ' .seven of ' Donald ' Stokes, Benson atraughan, . Nan* LiEi,ivi 0 'PTglt t ,. alone after sdark.t -_-•••-,,_ .. . ,...
DkitATE ..A,T.VOLIaORINTE t.-
G 1/,' Parsotts It.:* C; Whateley and,' them as reeve_ 'Ile has threet"ehildren, 1 „.,
FEDERATION.IVIEBTING 'Jimmy MaeArthur,. truth :Aced. • .'"-At, the ineetbag „,,jf the „Alaple.•••-;;Leaf ..-:-..1' belie our • mail;gar here.
E• D. Brawn- substitutes- Mr. J., .4.,- 14.0., ' Stewart Watson With_the Air , , • . • , . . ... . . F u th"' 'S al • (5th -year)-Alarilyn 'Chapter I.G.D.N.' Mit week ' Mrs D. .at Ieast. by ChriStrads anyway, ae :
and tL 'Shore; chigf,„-Sidesman, , Col. He-, has been -thirteen years in, the • - • • - •••
Prank . MacDonald?, Billy' SelAiefer, " take ,it• hundred dollars -and. Virfilk-liceen-
a Prevett an . GT. X. Force ovetseasEl-n and, Alias. . , .1.,erne Rivets.
Dowker ;• envelope ..seertitry,,,,, ,n4,. . 1..t. at,, ,i2enie. Re'. farm!' 20-0 • 'Itere. ' ana' The 'CleibLum branch ,-of .. e eder- ,
...."„Alt -the „Giicletich boys are Iiiiti •
vsffsitieLe,:.: , „ ,.:., c,,,,._,,. , ,.. pc.iiite..i ' to the :1/2orinithel• aunit, hoer d, llth, ..at Carloyv. The -teed:tele and Sanderson.' • • , • , .., ., •
seem ;to be. doing all -right.:.in: this- .
,climate, . Theifoerth day here We met •'- •
--;=-41-i,-4 * matgage' 'Oti'-'1'h'e'' Parish ',Hall ancI Deputy Reeve_ Ale..,..,•..0exander, children Of .1\1621 -and' NO.' 4: schools- Sixth. Seal '' 7.(rith. 'year). ...-,,t.te.:ruce
• p e
youttg -Dedrey Holmes froni town. •
haring heen.liguidated, that document „ also of Grey to the road:, •commissien„ Miss AftNee• -NO. i and. Ali -s Cameren tr45ine, Mary Anne Ers'kine, , - ,-;;• -
, ... . . ,
V1 coMelitteil-tel-the fifties 'by--afts - :,.._,' yeeanesday „seseten - ' - No. $, ga.ve an excelleet program ,eop- -.-L--atteeial- Dipleina'7(8th "yeiiii)-L-Oath-
Graham, • .. „
D. Moortey presalmg, a donation of
$25 was: Made to • the camps' librnry
fund.'t Letters of.. thanks were'receiVet
froni the War Memorial H,ospital, Lon -
eon, and the corvette, "Goderioli! . for
donations • made. A. A. • Nieol
volunteered to. act -for the Chapter as
converter for the Saturday night bin0
games, Mrs. ,-Frank., thirty_ reported,
el3.50'• received' frora_ the sale of a
seend ;shipment of bottle caps, -weigh!.
ink neatly half a 'ton. Mrs.••...J.
GiIlesPie piesieed for the ;nomination
of officerra .•for . the ensiling :yeatl,;' the
elections will take piece at the' next
ineetiag, February when reports
kth6,, years work will also -be pre.
sented„. The inenibers Were -reminded
that good uSable •USee clethIng and
blankets for Greek -relief could be•' -left
linhe Venusiltestaurant or the Signal --
altar office. • •••••.
Ini
ui we haven't had ,any for a month now;
owniel„,assistatts,. • wbatelee; specializes an beans._ • ation-of Agricul:ture had a Succeesfili. Fifth Seal (6th yetir)--boris,•711Ten
get a. pile :o.; • . .
so, when„it does -arrive -we Shall
anditors•-. NV.1/2, (:). $,terdy, end , tt, Reeve's 0. Nyilsen_et.,Giey vois itp. meeting ,en Tuesday evenieg; January, 'Brien, Gorden MacCabe, Mary Lou,
Brown; to -the. evident enjoYzaent'of,-the Treasurer A., ioErskine, preSented
parishioners, the liability having been his 'provisfortal-estimatei ;fer 1944. on il:n" ' . lirse-SPeeittl- Seal (9th Yeni'*1- on -
The .teature of .the evening Vas a• ald AlacEWitn, Mary loyee Straughtei; °KNOX LADIES'. Ali)
long-outsbitading, a tour -Mill rate,t• the pante mast
Cheerio- ouiI merry thristnafts'0
slating 04 -songs, drills, instrumentals erine- Cat, Bob' Moore, Ruth Rotes.
,d • debete, 'Resolved; that .farin..,priees_,)ack prgidpe,
• • , Year --to raiSe $017 03 .„ It is '•divided - , •
' should ,temain jeracticalli their - Second Special Seek_ (1,0th 3,•par
EVENING AtriaLIAM p 45 mi)ts on genWarta. mount, and 1,55
ittis ANNUAL BANQUET
,present • levels and that We • Stiould'Afollie Bisset, Billy Newcombe,' Ppeald
The annual . banquet 0. the Ladled'
1. The monthly meeting'Of the-E\vening niiilli on. 'County highweYe. ,, The, I's-
„ endeavor U.,' iterease farm revenuelry EiVera, James -.Saunders,. Fred Stokes. Aid •of KW:M. Churgli Was onjeyed. 1:iY...a
AuxillarY.- of North street United Penditeres. include • $27,130 _for f 'vva- freezing or loWering certain classes Ttura ..ppedial Seal (11th 3eer).--. .geodIY pumber ' a the -members an,1/211-
• r° ' 'effort .or donations and $2 000. for • _ - • • . - _ , , , e, ,,
Chureh OA Dzion:da7'evertitig litse•teele 1..-..• -1 - , 1' . • 1- . of wages • apd br, tariff, reductions, John Schae.fet. • .. , - • .t.., . their husbands on rittiditY evening, last-
, • • . -- • - .•,' ,‘• .•..--. v ictory , loan. , • ' • . ,
attendance -.contest- for the •PaSt..17314tr... _
• di mt.- gal., fi.,, „ram.,,,,,,, Jii„,„. a rma. ive were mer Rebertson tied ' Elcrip.ture mentorizatioe "Cer,t1 catest
After ;the gupper the members -as--• to. a O13.,1 -"'” - ---"---4"----"-^ trUrae Chitton?. and . cal' the 'negative were. presented to Ruth •Aleleitirt.and was Mrs. W,'„k„, adaliders..- Mrs: Chan.
Senabled, in the. adjoinieg' room, With- of the good rows ..commiesion: T e ,e,„ •...
b' eehn.e Iterilighan iind.atitnley Snyder. Jimmy MeArthitr. .,On December 26,th Edward's group' was iseeohd 'and, Mot '
The seeketary gave • the„ annual 'report one ' rural, Aeneber- T4g.re Isainiotlinig . • - • . • -- •• • -• . . -- • . .. ,
, SI, essre .11tirr-y McCteath and Hugh -church aftendante..certifleates reeogni -
but Hill acted ',as ,judges, each *. debater ,in, . over • -thirty services during the epteaeld 'dinner War-serred, hy. Mrs.. `
Miss Aitken, president In. - the chair. otigin draft called for, two, urban an , Percy jatees' grOup,•ity•elose third. ' A:
arid the tteasurer las° g1.1:0.hexi'rf°9,..,,, rt:. elrIliliratlhente'ratbec°:rdss .it' t°ghireclistrtiltItha-7tt-leh'ens' Itwetve..naintites; and year- were Preseated. to Gretta Arbour. Jetties ando•her grettle* "to well over ea.
for the year; • ' ',-. • .' .. k, each side having: .fiVe mitinteS •.'to. Lionel .Arbdur, -BrbY 13611- Mollie
The . initallation • ,of ' officers took einximiseion,wes firat,Set Up there Was . •
, •
the „form • Of..'a Pot-luck,sUpper in .'••There wa$ an hour's' delay la the rather" fean •by a idirect `4nerea,se,°.tin •p Fourth , Seal (12th
leader 'of the Winning, •group in the
in the lecture hall. Of „the chtirett. 'The '
eh• arch hair, with, hirge tendmiee, . pe, Jo the niorn, Log. _session (Mips faffirm TEhle: • debaters on he.1/2. e er, macalwae. ,
•
,
,
Ott:Mon the, presideet tif this
energetie MeociatiOli !for 1944, ,
Another _gratifying report was Ironi
the "cholkhia. had a most SuCcessfut.
year 'ander the: leagerShip •of ;are. lit.
Santiderewith;Miss,Eilven-Bogie-'•
organist: • -
. The. budget Conimitiee reported the
sten of '$2025 remitted. to, the 'Cllurelt
oia.co tor _tho, owning. yearilitev. 0,gezitienien,s Agreitioit thtit24 sThoilia „refute arguments, , The, judges. deteled :Bisset, Prancee reretony .MarilY4
.104avor Of 'the -tegetive, and „it. proved liptlerw:..:10athrine::_:;.autt„,:, Rath, 'hundred hi attendance • after ftreh-a-
short ' program arranged. by ' group
•.
. . • ., .
Tutnbuli officiating and streaking brief- consist of. two eneerand bite _ urban
• N. • , 4
was-enjeyed.: . . _ ,... _ .. ..__.. _ __
ly ' oe th4 origi4,-itir-Preign miSsion Member., .'Conee,qtlently,-,cr-Warden : ji, a PoPulan -,deeisien• , . '• . •Bruce''' nreldne*: littry Anne -Erskine,
*ere, . , , ,.„,,„, .•,, . ,.., ;••-• , .... w. Tneken, Reeve 9t. Exeter,. whe was,. ,i, Mr.'•- 04,Orge Ginn •of the Goderich Niery Lou Sanderson ann-lletty'rilitylor. cm:it-reline/Ito& the ladthe on their :
Rev. • R. ateWart acgrieft;oi* Manner,. \ .-
„Nit„e.,,o. c. Rebeireeii,21iaying- been,in... .eanked to the eoinmissionc withdreve. %-ii-oVmshiP '.'Fed0414011 ' ''s1501ce- lirlefly ' The ' Anangiat'report presented' -bi
,expresSed the hope 'for. •plore uiti-, I1r. IlarVey-6'0Utt, ' seeretary:treitehrer, splendid achieveraenti of the vast year -
stalled; es' preeident assumed her dutiesi and aseve Ceell -• "Wheeler a , Morris _and
form .prices1 throaglictut the year,. but -ithowen thitt ;the sehool WAS, net only and hoped .. thet. their- efforts in the..
'tot- the' year, •Informieg itil the •graufi was, •named in ItiS 'stead. inc othet uot ' that 'ton pticeS., would sokry as Paling Ite own, e/PenSet, but was , eon,-”,
. . . . 'coming yeat would Meet with the sent*,
captains as to their dutiee. .11fre. ., al144-C.-1Wx this •Would make- it very hard for youeg tributieg , the miseiell fon s• adquettere, slightly exeeeding the scde, Afro. Geo, sailderoctei
suceees.- ,
• •
C'et mised $606. for the Foundatioa DI
' diets by. the Misses Eunice lltte and
The committee, was re-appointpa fOr
another Wm. Bisset C.
Ouniop, smith, 80/nervil1e,
Frnnk McArthur, Balter,, M.
johnston 'and A. „Erskine.
The • board of managers aeknow,.
ledged ithe•.getterOus •asSiStaneetof ,the
Seelety 'towards pie re-
duction of the debt. and reeonenee ed
that the eorigkegation ,endetevor 10 -
co t The.,cariow-Oomilninity Club seteed Charles ' Edward , arid Airs Fred the men. present, another enjoyable
1111 used.- • Simi ar grants it been ma e
sandwiches Ana ,'Coffee to the ehildrert, Schaefer; MrS. Gordon-131set, is again „enhig. Was 'brought te elose WI*
aSSiStalit-; to_rakeSt oePlvd UP to other $ehoias in. the
un y.
shOrt time agoi theY had Itif-Jeltiie - Council 'rives addreSsed at -Stime t iersingleske?f4the'---NatiOnal..Antheta.,-,;,„
free, atid.,.pie and-coffee-to-The_adults• Tres -Went 1044with, Airs. Etekinp • - •
wipe-out the balance a the debt $2,000,
°need' mart •fight .the jail, itivaiting length by 1)r. Johnston Lueknowt 16e, and. realized a -nine .§.1.1rn fer-dild Alias 'Wiggles -ea Ittee-presitle!its 1301t
trial on a minor Charge.' 4-10 washired„ Al.p.ii. fpr Lueknove and for Ashdeld the et.cd (ere", A,,,:vdte de ,thatikt4 ,vias and urs.,. Albert asfeeeee.secretary, ,ee •'11-41; year, ' The retiring .feanagers,.. • .,-,..,,....,..e.tm, ...4.4,.1,°,..,, -,.....
it., ,Nehen :he came nri Tor trioi:. uagio,, 00 flood ,, of -rrhodiee.iocaniination, and, ocendioreg to., the teachers-An&children, The junior missionary ititxMitry,,the' 1517-t4. 'Aliteltwatt,, .3%.:.'-Wi. thuigie and- '.---,-,;-- '..a..1-1-tunam• ,Fiziami;Li'U.5 ° -
too,did a good Jobe ettil-,-was-•paid fel/ awl' Xiirloss TOWnslilPs, who strefsgod,
for their parr in,5°''inaking the everting' Arthut Pirde,"'sent $226 ,to tlie• PreS, J. ap... Gillespie, !were .re,electeti, 'tstd. • , . _.....:_-_, , , .
trate7. ' viekine was. told the , aecused; health' supervision ettiong school child• tt saceese. .. , • . . ',* .. • . . -byterlitl; furldsg-q4q-ift; 43e0 MaCt wan' •Nir, X; Baker, was, appeirtted to vett- 4einietil.Sfaling Crilighed itr-vottistos, .
• The Atagistpitte- suspended ,seuteuce tor „. Report oU 11-ealth:,Niiiifed Scheme :will be On Febrearz 8th, -it Carlow. 1318set Mrs Melvin Bell '' and Mrs. citiudll* -' -'.. - - ' ' itillieth l'alleefilrlrirgeil 1144::etri ... neneteepti
was a good Zan when. he %vita pubes, ran. • •- p . , , , , ,, • "The ne,tt ineetleg. of the rederation is .the presiilent ler 1044, Miss Helen' Ph140-:-tIt'di-tobtr of ' the btle 'Plioft.',
,oue year ruid. accused Will hieve to'pay • ,Te report of the. -Wardea's couttnittee 4.. good prograni; will 'be prpyljed 'and Gordou lIendersen are vice-preskleuts,, ' ., Terreugge,A*, 13,40Igs , t1r0rtwilit'son. of Air.:attil Mre„ Leo)*
for the repairing of the Constable's dealing with. this Subieet Vvaff.preSented 11 Lan forum' Nein' be held, the :subject tetd..Ors, -Reith, (hitt,. secretary. „,, .8., II. lihtikinci'elritleehetreOSIUer* re"- Sterling, Bi field, wise instantly lksteeet
catis" in tlio: aftotnoon And' it'''-tetsm- ,beingi, "BOW tail the Vederati011 bet Thiire are three groups of °Canadian, parted a sulOittitial .inereaSe in glAr- on :Wednesday afternoon *hue 0011,„
•uni_fotrri he ripped in a hauffle,. 'ale°. i
court costs,-;',, - , mended. that. itetien be PoStpareed fOr .corae of note benefit &Abe farmer'?" Girle ••iii Training1/2;-;:tlie,leialera teing inge,, The iscome tor locap-PlIrPoses gaged. on eortstruetion work lissr,
rettsons 'Set, oat ea follows: :_:„..„' , All 'inthreeted are ,invited to *1(011(1 •elies Mitrjorie Deer, mrs.-Mm.'13urgeSS WaS, ,$9139.09 and' ,•*.'disbilrseineixte cluolpb." Ile was „borie.(1 It the ,e0t,
. t41. We fed). that andel' present war hod enjoy thoingeives and help with the and, Miss Marjorie Gillespie. Atria., A. 908059. - , laPee ,of one Side 'of• a gravel pit so'
cowl:leans: we , woeld do, well to wait totituunity ',singing. , ' Taylor, Who Ptesetted their, Teporti- 'mr..,i!lisititte WAS re-apppinted elniteh he Worked at the eitlianderr ,Ilittutt
a . While. before . launching . Upon ..ii • ' - stated' that' the girls:1,1,00re aSSIsting in treasurer, 11. 3". A. ,Macilwakseeretary plant. Sterling was in a
schente of: this kind.- At . the ' present the Sunday school Mitt its, jut -dor. choir ij' the- =Congregation, '• and Ohms.- IC tioil lie/ping another „Igor
,100-iiibely4? - '..,,.• Saluidera and A. S. Mclean• anditera, heateV lik th* Dile When *
time '...vietory-, for our.,arated forces Is
tile- paramount uttestidn. ' , Another missionary- organization. is A. yea* . allowance of lit,Y,,50 Wes above hiii,gave.Way and toU4 cru
‘,2. PrOM allAndleation4 our lira.' the' MacGillivrny •Mission Band, which. Voted to the:Mini:der for upkeep. of hik him. Ile was dead 14,t the
-Vitteitti Gov,ernment, is bringing out a under, the leadership of *Miss •Vistiter: 'i?,#'0 ' •Votes *Of thanks were tendered workmen siteceetled in
health progrant and We think it would- kItteemetli is doh*, Pelt ..,v.york;. With se tt00:;;:ulterstv„.wAtr.-.08,tsettwunar(Larsndtb/tilbree,rStiteoretvliterest. InaltS80,, "Allonon.ing,tvayalet4 Wwmig box*. it
Eo wise for 1/2.tie to see vrhat 'this vitirt
as ehoir leader,' and, to the ,vtirlous or- fatm home tear layllota :sterd *Mole*
may be, : and 1)e in ,. a POeition to en,
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Of road improveirtent; enlargement and
,ext,ension of sewers, a, campaign for
,paiitting of preintsts, -plitetipg of
,shade tree% ete;" As objectives itt 11
wider Add he mentioned complet„lon
of pavement on the 'Bine Water High.
way alla the development •474 tourist
busindtv.1/2 ailtocated . the deepening
end widening ef the entrance -to (lode.
rich lutrItorlInd the reduction of power
rate* to pohtte in this Poplars". '
Sueceeding speakers ,vttere
Cardiff, litrxr„.,. lir. rt. 11. laer,Zo
J. VV. Hanna. 31.1),?.. Warden Vitateon,
nodte, Wurtolo anfl Ches.
Natintierxr.,
Wit/01:1$11
Veititteratutee, of, the Pita 'week „in
.06iletich, with these of the eorkespend-
leg Week it year ;ago,- its officially., r,e;
eroded, Were ail' tolls:Mrs: • ' •-,„1/2
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Max. Min. Max.-• MilLtmarked increitee , atteedatee.
jan. 13 „...25 20' 27 , ' ,The Ladies' Aid Societ9 ,agstin1/2. 14 -
OP 3110..14 34, '32' rted 'a, year of itehieveMent, with
,jen, increated membership. totts,, rum -
Sun.; 10 ....428 ' V3• " .1g mese 'WES, Mentbership fes and other
Mon., Jen; ,17 ,r 11 23 ' 10 Mesita; the mum' of. .$1400 waS. raised
Tues,„ lin.- 18 32 17 ' 21 la and handed to the managers ikor
:wed,. IAA, $2 • 23 eleetion of the ehurch 1/2debr., Mrs, Ales.
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operitte. . . ' • • g4nizottons of the . eongregaIlon :10 school thos,, Desigs0 tio woke lbw*
., '"3.„ At the Present time all -nurses their 4064.Aork a the pat. Another survive his twin treotift
are needed In our hospiuds.and in war; vote of Thanks walk' one to Mi. 11. 0. three Misters; Marie mai j.
work and the Inauguration of a Plan Dol1/2114yr ,h11/2 appreeiation of her ion home'', and Mrs. riktkorta
of „.thhi type would take altraea from and faithful OrViee in the'citoir a The rentaift Will 1* '
,in -ether work hf the, congregation. burial,
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