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GODSItlert XeLOiti4 FOR 9 YEARS_
Begonia, Primula, African yi,41ep,. ay!lanth
erns, Oingraria.
runitAt xrIbitmta
Boautil* and Long LafftilIg.
P WEDDING 330Ii4ITET13 AND 00ESAGES,
OUT nOWBBS. AND ARRAIIGBEZISITS
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DUNGANNON, Pte. Frank-
,
.111n yedy, who visited his -parentS, for
ieveral,day.s.,,,,last,-,•,neelr.uxere,rned Ofl
nitedaY tO St. john,
Mrs. Melvin 4. Reid, who Underwent
an operation at-701inton hospital . over.
*NT_ o' weeks :age, has been moved to
the home of friends at Goderfeli for
telY" days. • . •
.. Mrs. John Blake has been helping at
, the home .othersiaten INfre.
Ashf101d,Nyhero . there IS-Sickness.,;7
Mr. • and Mrs. Joe Petrie and family,
et Clinton, visited,Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
teid on Sunday_
•Mr. Geo. Pentland, of Brantford;
*pent a few days among friends Aere.
The, annual Red .,Cross meeting IS
being held in tile United Churell.sehool
eeoras • on 'Trial', 'Idn'tlarY
pan; -----,A. good ,attendance from iT zones
the. Dungannon- area is lookedfor.
Mr. Harold Sprohl Of Davidson,
.ftak.,, is visiting his mother,, Mrs.. D.
, and other relatives. -Other
11111111100moisW
ttchre an
awe
ODI)FELLOWS' IIALL
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Committee of Safford Red Cross
,
UsiP:- Supplied - by Ba3te1d-
-,,,,,---,-v1un frive-
litmch serva, - Adjnissi•
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9.8911;-7410
was reporta seriously ,111- in an ling-
lishhospital after an operation fo• r
Mastoirlitis, S imProving, according to
• cablegram, r.eeeiyeci , her father,
• Mr. Ceei.l. Ma$on, on• 'Saturday last.
,IThe•dable,grani. was,sent by -Miss Mason
Week -end -'-grfests Were- Miss Clara
Spreul, and lIr. and Mrs. J. P. lieSSql
,
-of Stratford, •
Soelai• Evening. --The Dungannon
Women's.institnte spensored a successful social ,evelling 144 Friday, night.
Progressive „euchre. 'and binge were
Played and at laugli time a. short pro -
grain was given including two choruses
by the Dungannon school and a Short
tkunuirous ,re,4ding by Miss Melba'
kowler. ,Prizes at •prOgressive euchre
were Wen by -Mrs'. Wilbur Johnston
for theladies and Mr." Wilbur John-
ston for the gentlemen. Consolation
prizes were awarded to Mrs. A.my
Qrser and NT, Lorne Hasty.. Dancing
was enjOyed-to-music supplied by Mr.
•and Mrs. .Robt. Bogie, ShepPa.rdton;
and Ikir: - and:. Mrs. Gee7•A.-Stuart, -"St;
Helens: The -proceeds will be used to
send smokes to the boys overseas.
-United7churell
met on Friday after ' at the
parsonage* -. Mrs: - esident,
opened the meeting with singing and
prayer and. led in the respeastve read-
ing'of Samuel 4. Rev. 11. 3. Vieker
son offered prayer. The -roll -call- was
answered bypayment of fees, 'After.
the 'imigIfieSs' discussion, Mrs: 'Olive
Cliltiertread entartiele entitled "Tile
Threshold . of the Year." The 'officers
of 1943 were re-elected for 1911. They
Are.: President, Mrs. C. W. Alton; lst,
vice. -president,, Mrs. Jas. 'McWhinney
2ud-Viee'-president, Mrs.- Robt. Moore;
secretary, Mr. Culbert;. • assistant
.Secretary,. Mrs. Otto Popp; 'treasurer,
Mrs. • Blake; Mrs: •Leroi
Stingef; .assi.stant, Mrs. Popp; Parson-
age-eommittee; Mrs, M. 3..11.eed„, Isir
T. 'Webster, Mrs. Moore ;• flower coin-
initteef;Mrs, Ryani.„Miss 'Eiltett, Mrs,
Eedy, MrSiAutietige-frif-Tangeral Sec-
retaries, Mms. M 3. Iteed,'„lvirse7m4::
IY.frnirreY •giceip Tfeaderk irs. Will
'SPriniii.Mrs. HarreY-- Alton, Mrs. A.
Th PenIirnd,- Mrs. I. Finnigan t4Ited
'Cross -sectetary'; -Mrs. -Robt. MO -Ore,
.11.14.1Trickerson;olosed--thermeeting---with-
prayer, • ' •
• FIC -Lt. Leslie Mittel, who has been
0.0. • At St7 Catharines BlexuentarY
`sehpor has, been transferred temporarily to Windsor Elementary Scheel, The
St. Catharines „school "Is.,:being
mantled' and transformed into a wire-
less School. Fifteen„ of the students
.in training there have beet sentto.Sky
Harbor to finish their eourse.-Laeking
accomModation,att_Sky •Harbor; !they
are boarding out In private homein
Gederieh. •
No. 1 District -Depot at London;
Ont., .reports the followingrecent army
enlistments: R. G. Nelson,' • 9,
Bowers, J. A. McIver, R. A. Edmiston
Harbor), all et Goderich;- E. E.
Walton ' Clinton...
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ituary
MR. 'opoRov YITI,J31 • ,PreSbyterian Chureh and the "funeral
WO. George 11.110, pgINed taWaY eud. service at Port Colborne wag, tonancted.
derily•O T,ueaday at her home? Qnebee 1,4 34ev. R. T. Rutherdale, The re -
street, at the age of sixtY-four YeaP. ,raallia were brong*, tO Goderieli on
Before her marriage 'Melinda EWA% TneatlaY and were `laid In
Maitland
$11,0 WaS.hofn, t'
born the ReMelierr., the burial SerViee .1VOlg
lianghter et the ,late 'Mr. end condueted by °Rev. Itichard 'Stewart
George Evans, and had lived in or near of •..IglioX •church. The daughters and.
Goderich all her, lite. .SUrilving*iTonS4,11-11W., AieSart-rVan-Aralketiburg,
,SldeS.her husbandi; are two sons, Lawr- and -Davies, accompanied the tent4n8
ence,' at 'heeie,- and rte.Gordon -Yule,' to ,Gosleriell,^ ' , ' •
with the Canadian Ordnance Comp a at The late, *Mrs. Ilarrison° after.her
BarriefieltVand twedaughtersi lsahelle removal to Port Colborne delighted in
and Dorothy, .4t home; also a brother, Making an annual, visit to her old
Arthur "livens* of Goderich township, home town-, MA, the neWe of her death
And 'three sisters, -Mrs. Arthur Beavers, was received' with regTet , by Many
of town; Mr. George Wilson, of Wind:' friends here. .
sor, and one at LW Angeles. ^
--..The.,ttlilerai• will take pmaee n Fri- • 'NEW
daY, afternoon trete- the Brophey fen •
-
-Mit;
ing _received, the, welconle news, by
telegram, from Ottawa, that her, sen,
-Warrant Officer Albert •GanleY, =Using
for,'Severat tiontlikct
.bad--,-Trrive-safely.
in the Uelted-,Kingdom: ' Further word
is to owne Ietter, • .;• "
--Betty-=Eseyen4:4:2,±-Whatliterarzz.
aspirant, Margie?", -• Margie (eight) :
•guess-At's,,,wkat, edita '" takes
hen...he has a headache."
• :JUNE rtir s
,
Now.trx for yonmeli the softening,
.
sinstpthlitg„ Dorothy, Gli* night
e.-,i.id,,eciany,ble,i,wilot skin P.
•thattends to dry and flake. •
(Specitil limipid time only)
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Aust. 19.14„borat
,
'arm Wanaaa) td.
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er).11,:ehktiel, Itelr. Richard stewttrt of- • nxrx, 'Pte.
ficiating, „and. interment Jae ,in
Maitland CeMetery,' . 4•1 StanicYgeeratteu, ,,Son,of Afr; tin.d
0
•Birs.'1D,a,Ve liieGretten, will be glad to
learn of Iii S sate arrival in Italy,
TIES OANADIAN VitAY 0)"
Opinion or F. ii. Nimbi I'r&denL
of The Beek of Toronto
- Mr. V.11. Marsh, President of the '
Bank of Toronto, in bit annual rePOrta
saitl; • - ' \ _ r „ „
"The peoPle' of Capatfti are pessessea,,
of the 'ability .tQ think clearly when T.
ilroesed to the poi t of being eoneertled I
' about any Suhjeet, ' There- is then
^little-,---te--/ear--in-7.0entemplating----Qur
'national future If iieeple *itort to ten
, -
shier what a socialistie\forra .of Gtiv.,
\
ernment-, wOuld, mean, trlie eonneen7
sense of raost Canadian intilUtling
labor, wh4t
O would liot 'he • MOP but
would ...also have to conform to ' such '
n, ,system and its regimentationwill,41
aiii venlident, remain Proof agate.' tii,ny '
•such plans as would. Overturn Can da's
entire syStein of individnallreed0' „ in'
growing, produeing,. : reenntacturin
Marketing, export, AlliPort, . wholeS4
and retail trading, banking,. in -Vestment
end, ownership; - . , -:'----i-----', '
VOtailterian''Goyeriiment and: regi-
mentation is What our sons are fighting
against-whiie _tb.e• Advocates of social,-
1-sinare..trying'ftl have that JOY" 'forn4
ef „Government Placed in control of
Canada; . . - : '' ' '.
, I There, are roanY hundreds Of thous-
ands of. Canadians who own their
tarns or lionies; there are the. owners
of 5,000,099 bank..•accOunts. and Some
4,009,090 peolile-Avlie,„ewn, lite insuranee
Policies, all. ociS9014 'ar in reality
capitalists ` , . , -i
, Such aWnerslii$I..ifi'lhe result ., of
years of toil, ' and • thrift in 4 'free
country. It x•eriregente the 'stake . that
mem hope "- to hand down ,to *their
,Widowi anctehildrenewhose safe future'
is their keenest human. desire: In the
rural parts of Canada. especially;
- ,.A.fter a snort illness Frederic!4 according' to „ word received Its
Jenner, who, conducted a service station . • • • • - •
end • store.tit the ov,g,„ ,erossieg, on the, pratts, . 'ac stated: that. he was ,
Baron read; died on* Simday at the
Sirs. Harry 'Masiesil,(nee EnlnY
Mc -
age of Spay -nine' year. . My. Jenner Gratten) is Working in -Goderich • at
wasa-native of Birmingliarevlingland, the present time. - ' •
and came to. Canada atter the first We_learn that Charles Girvin, son
Oreat War,' in which ,he';'•"siereed ' with of "'Mt: Roy- eirvin, *070,04a in the
the .itaperial- forces.. 1 -le 'was not mar- West, has enlisted for Military service.
ried and •had no relatives, * this Mr. and Mrs.- Dliner Lee Of ,Colberee
country. tie was an Anglican' and spent Sunday with Kr. and „Mrs.' Alvin
the funeral -service at the BrepheY Kerr; •*. • - • •
ap,e1„en Tuesday a'fternoon, was eon-, Meeting. -Nile Women's Mis-
ducteg by ltev W. 11. rektor' ittinary.TZdeiety 'held their.. lanuarY-'
of,,St,"7George's church. The obsequies. Meeting in the church basement on
.werA' in charge of the' local post 011ie Tuesday, January 18th. 'A devotional
'Canadian^ Legion auji the. graveside period of song, prayer,%-'13i6,1e- reading
.iirMaiiitina cemetery' fitil-Whonor -and diseussionf*--took--.1-plaeefLItollowed
this heritirg-e'pr.hoine• and owner-
-Paid , :the departed....,eomradei. h'y a .businesa„Meethig„ ,PlAns- were lieve,
'd: 1 to eet ana- treedoni filo, rights topass
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ItUP4ISTOW.1,--GODERICII., 3 ,
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The first game in the -juvenile'hockey
schedule was played'. at Lueknow 'on,
Friday -night:_last, when ,the' Young
Lions of Goderich took the Wr011g*
end of a. 7-3 scorer -,-..the Luckeow for-
wa.$ line of Chin; Chin And Chin had
the :visiting team almost at their mercy.
These Chinese boys and other Mezubert.
of the.-Liicknow team have_playect.t
&tiler for the last four t'441.8071S and.
eir 'team .play, as o)osed .to thern-
experieuee or -some of the . Goderich
lads, determined the, resat. ..,• ,,,,,
• :HoweVer, the young Lions Will beer
watching. ;Manager .: -Murphy; has -., SO
iniiiiSF *.i4i$ '-ot- ----ju'yentie"-a-ge- trying- -^OlAt
for the tea* that- it is a.„ -Very, difficult
job for Matto fei'm a teilia •of regular.
;until such, time as all the youngsters
ave....-shOWn...4heir,=woith.••...,,,,'When,..111
reg4ars are selected and fiza. them-
sel..766 -Workhig as a team the Goderich
atsAvill have„..j,EAH_E*....ggir regation they
will. be proud to support.
•
At this early peried in the Season
:hied, cas the mexnbers.,all. ' confiseathd
'stars.",it would hardly. do to, try to pick out
one or two rtiee apples to the ' chagrin- -
the However, young Ginn
of the Winner;: L
in- the_nets,..:9 Atopriedi jnore_.--43100 the.' interment' was 'in. Maitland' ceme- of 'this' week.- 'Mrsch.
sheuld have some.'credit for his .work
__. conducted .by Rev.•,,W11. Turnbull, and
Dave -.-1-Y-icPiraervinoritt Lthirties,• During_the 193649 Period; , w rules,. for the- club were- drawn
tery, „tli,c_.:palibear-ers-----being --Wesley' resident. in Ate,. __-',. , 41r,, ,--Th. . _.,_.„.... ,I.,vrolit8, were „totittjaritivoir.crtaL _ jrue
et witir duiliikr-the----resrjg-, ,, lee *e-ri-e5" •l,i'll17.,Iiv
iiliadmLoriktbjaladte;II2faroryr. Arm- of igie: were,,...ags -,sark..xepa,, as not mann
ecok. basing of _stanclard_Progt4_ton the. even,- 'OA, and a. prbgram of events Planned '
ap.liticknow ,than he may come in, con:-
• •f...,, Davi c ar k ra e and inerabers:WerVPresent-ter-t he'.. -4.1
age Of ' theSe 'years kasf:Areinited..-...iii7;:f4Alie ' pelting year. . Membership of ,
'sPECTAL DitY-SKa WC'
e,(6,1 .
ZotAt,„, cjAAA17 '
Qt-reglAllar $.1:00 for 000
144.-regniar -60e for AN
Several disc:on:tinned .
being iold at recitieed prices,
177000It vrAx
Reg? 70e, for .
WINDOW •BLINDS
'ioieeial at .98e al:id
3
:0 S
1
011
Furm ure
1
\flan the-&-eadway Goderieb",
OLXNTON REVOLVER "us
.04301911 OffierS and 4$40010 Shoot" ,
• on lgenday'-Vveging
Oxi Menday .evening, *Tannery' 17th,
the Clinton. Revolver Club had its' an=
111.14 meeting for ',election of ofticers:
and a special .,s1loot. The "follaWfig
were. elected for .tlie:Year 1944:. .
Captain-launter„ Clinton,' president;
Joe Hart, Clinton, treasurer; Fit/Lt.
Merton, Clinton, range officer ; Ellwood
'Epps, Clinton, secretary: s•
,After4, the business' Was completed
4S it
°Odle , shoot- was held; -This is a
List Post- and 'Reveille -being made P P •
sounded. The pallbearers were Wit- the need on the pission fields. The. it on will he held -with, deternunatjon dleali, shooting match in which eae
rd, Johnstonr-Ited -C-rosS2coinmittee reported -the 'mak- and„ tenacity, and will never be sur- contetant names' his -own ' score, bein
georgeXilliOnr.Ilarold'4 Trireert. Jos. ing fax.„„turtlenecktecx;ins, ten' pairs .rendered.. in .favor of any socialistic, Penalized one -point --for-eftell i)01.11t
Craig: and J'os: juek. .
" centralized *ate' eoritro17-or -prOperty
• • • ,
soaks, one Pair seaman's -Soaks, 'one
'pair inittsr-alia-thre,e'qUilts. .An, inter- and Civil. •
Al ter several moilths of failing' was given hy Mrs. Tr McPhee, Te,• templating :the future, that thezie
meeting closed: with prayer and...the "lions of people Will not be" dormant,
benediction; after which., the Seeiety .Where 'their own interests are affected,
joined witft the W.A.' ' Society .a.lalpnedinwshe; they rttaliyrzh, Jatt,c4S4oieglitiliian,
social half-hour. • _._ •
Congregational Meeting. --,The an- Pd!wer." • •
nual• congregational meeting .;. -01,-- Nile Small -Businesses Most Be Preserved
Marsh, in his report, iemIlhasized
the f important- contribution ,small in=
dustri'es Would make in the post-war
period: He Pointed out the --import.
ance of the smaller businesses in re-.
•esting feadeig from the stOdy book It is reasonable to suPpose, in COW.'
health, the death occurred on Thursday
lest, at. home on Oxford street, of
Simon "Henry 1VieVittie;,in seventy..
second 'year. Mr. AfeVittie was, born
in 1Vlorris toWnship, kson, of Moses and
Sarah Jane " Medd Ncirittiek and had
been, a. resident of-Goderich-for-thirty:o'church_w0 :Thursday last,
three_ years, being employed by. the when officers Were elated, folrOws :
'G0(10.404E-Organ; Company•-,---and•-4h ewards---_Isaarrey.-._(treasprer),
Vr,oderieh Manufacturing Coinpany., jn. Itobert, rY; McGratten„,,G-. Rut-,
190 • he- .1narried- • Annie plizabetir ledge Hawkins, 10.P.hee,
„ - --th-r- life ,;-of-',"tEezjawnp•-;,•• and. licever;olilitikTe.,y?1,:$70er.r.iid,iltliiidi!,rei:ley :)--r:t.,--'0,116:0,49ttErs;ttss7.,
villages tliroughent Canada: He ettitli;' in
LL
is generaity,known'that pOsttWar
undepthe, score named- and-two7points,
for every point over the score named.
Prizes - ark, donated . ,,by „the shooters
theniselves,.'each meraber, bringing some
item ' that he - wishes to , donate, as a "-ti,.
prize.- These are all arrayed on the . :---•
table and . the - vvinn,ers . have their .
cholee.'''',*'The,followin„ g arethe winners %
in: order .as mimed, as well as the -
scores obtained:
-" . ' • •
1
Jas, N ft,e1, --Goderich• - - i/W fioints
Ellwoo Epps, .Clinton .- • . points
-Ross McEwen, Clinton ,•.: •93 Points •
-CaPtiiiii! Huntet-Clintent -7-92 - points-
Fit/Lt. Merton, Clinton. 92 points
Fothergill of East, Wawahosh ' who Peagan • elders -I, Cerrey, W. Rut-
---' - - ' " ' - t' 1ledge,'i McPhee,D. M 0- 't k
survrtes,. with. three 4aughterS:Inel: T. ..., 'e - rat en, Fran
tWo`ons: Mrs: Willia.rd'Ourrip 7(dna) 1..11aNyllin;% Isaac Tahb ; auditors -Mrs. , ..„,
and Mrs. Philip McDougall : (Fierenee),• -Hayden, Mrs.- *Neil; trustee heard -4 ,Piekulang *IOf . a . eelistrtietiVe' nature is
Oth of .Goderich; Mrs: Theodore Elz I. Currey,....0 Rutledge, D.',megiatten, under way oirtlie: Part ottgovernments
flott4yernk), Of Weston; *Melbourne, J. Feagan, .:11, -110INeei. II. I:Matthews, 4.nd,' large-.seale enterprises, -.but there
Iiitil'qfte--ItICti-sErrand.,;-liflitott;"--of---Gode- 7.,-INIcPlie(941iitledge,6,-0.,,,,;;Dustow,,. .§04,9Flyestio_n m to whether klie
rich; also two brothers, :William and C. -McNeil, Robt..Regie.; Sunday -5e11001
ant'eldei,umto asolzInq7ataildin!titthialisbrr4ieeiltitin'ut are
John, of Auburn, and -a. sliter, Mrs. board of *managers -Mrs- Efawkins
. .
Aililmi ,Taylor,-...of-Blith...._1114_,Me-
Vittie wA^.--..atineniber , of North street
:United church, • : • ,
The funeral serviee en Monday; was
Mrs. N'Xon, Mrs, McDiarmid. 'With
all accounts paidrtfle-7tretiSiiire
ported 'a balance in the chureh-funds.,
Meeting. -7 -The 'W.A. met- in
the basement of the eh -arch on Tuesday
the present tax structure. Many of
-thein7sta-rtet1-.-with-4ittle-a4er---
iar,,,,-and. .In the rolatively, prosperous
twenties' built adequate. --Working
capital, Which was seritnlify. depleted
by reSses ,the.depression of the 'early
Al. Lirffield;,--toderieh • 83- paints
Sop Hart-,7,01liikon , :82 points '
Jim 'pawn; ,Groderieli .89 points
The highlight Of ,',the , evening Was
a Dag .Of apples, -donated: by Jo e tfa-rt
of Clinton' )and Wan ,by, Bacon . of
o er c , sorry Lo say, r. Bacon -
_was unable to taite.his Prise-honie-with
•
Line-up :•• .
- • '1' - tin • In the,,hilshieSS portion -
Of the, ,ineetingCloifittions of $5 to the.
.Greelt-Xelief• Fund • and '.$b. to . the Milk
for Britain .Pumt We're toted: wer
wo-rIteri?- soolety• •fillli-diffetISSe
and it. was. decided, to 'forth Patriotie
Club,„separate 'Twin the W„A.,take
.-011-theinberszOf=the,-eofnikuriity.f." It,
was tlecidect,to..ineet in -7, -the --Orange
Bali on ll'ionday night, *January 24th; to
organize such a • .elub, .' The roll call
'fel; .1he W.A. meeting is to'"•• be
answered with' a. Valentine saying.LTife
eeting ,was clased with -the -National
•James Bair
er. Mee g.
13nd 'Orr.; defence; •
Many, instances in _little being. tri.
bnild,...up ,the cash. reserves necessary
Lloyd 11 til .W.'!$tevenson..;_centre,„ A.„ .__..,-__,.... strel,-3,-. c .._tu4stailsox . .
alternates,. Roy .11aVerts, 1?lerb s as
Jim purves., , , ; , : ... • -• . eroderiWe , s.2x.;..c.-: Il• arrison, passed
. cii.lbot- -‘4 A..Jfermer,„,,w,01,:eavtia._ resident-7ot (I'lea.:6-eleini°e't-ii:teoacclillati4ognes;ttniu,S.7-Inaarthin*ingi":-t-i.Pt: ,vho ,,te_781,,trer cia.ili . lneoss; ev,I.3.,.
ation., .. : ,.„ , - : ' •.
pal,_ win, B. Chin, George Chin; - .
. Gederich-Geal,. rind Ginn; _defence, "way 'on, Saturday eitenieglas.nt•••the:
medial measures ,,be provided. .I be -
in esse,ntia.,_1! tha_t '-defin14 . a, ssurance by uonot evoning; 4 the
,roanges:,
way' of ,th7c adjustments ,er• 'Other...re. -
..lim_ Adams; rznigsl• ,Ttilt Newcombe,
John Holines,• - Jack --tvansIz...-nentre_octhonailviiie of her '-_..t;.;..7*,d'avugohit:oer,o',ThMotiOs'..-•;_fWn,,i'llt-,
trete-trrat Allr'ea1.4Y; itilitOtrleMent70 Gordon,: roritn,;77„ii; Bard of _Iteitith:, 1:1'. r
Geo: Westlake; alternates, - Fisher, nineffith-;-year.7 Airs:-.---11a-rrisqn :Was
John- Gym -item,: Donald' Ainslie, Skipper
MacDonald, -Reg ' nackins. a:native of Goderich her maiden name
bein Isabella, Nasrayth . Het husband N170111d be --:411)S hOpf14. . ,• as!toirk:‘,.dicia..oi.uitv,1;,,,T , - 1
governmental .poliey in , this,- respect, .13. 0, *oir. :G.,,., M. tiliv,tih.s100.342ci„,iltil:91:iiiiis:;,
' Clearly -the job of Industrial- eon-
. died many years ago and for the last version cannet effectiVelY . be , under, t
'AVINGUAlii 5:-GfoliER X.1- 3-' , .
the-elnb: now totals-fifteen.and anyone
interested in revolver ir shooting ca
get in \t6uch” *with. ,any the -,---ab
.1nenlbeSs..._ahd Wilt.recielYe_felf ?-inf
- -eighteen-years she ,111;41 ,-,Made her -honk:- taken. - by • conc'erns • which,'" though A. Ga&nt -and *3.-.--' 4rout; .4041cors,
,, ' • A -
by the hostesses • Mrs,
the working capital 'which is essential
tb„ for -Ward. planning and. ` to , the ebn-
tinuance of operations, . any
gh ju7Venil.' Os op-- enedICthe .Sche._,Ivuitrhvicvhinergidaarneg,:lgeerssot ytoergt., ,o,C.o_41boarrnreApthemA lovely--Innch was served -Prrienee- and organization! are without
t,. PesSesSed ,of- weilieqUipped- plants, ex- IcnBterlownainV,V.loillitifyigir4111,mtkeiedetpewrs,..
•• dule in Goder,iCh on'sVuesday' Sp; 'Ottawa; tWo dau , Mr.
before a., crOWd of MG hockey fans;. w. IL Tan Valkenburg ( ftie) and 11. Johnston rind Mrs. , Pentland.
Kearney% Az., Kieran, .
and Seek. the,garae 5-3'., nrs. 11.. DaVfes '(X3eatriceduring
,),,. both The hostesses for the. rebrnary meet- fe eeviewers, Orem; King
,-,:,, Geo
• Team play -featured -the -seoring, of --et Part' Colbaae;•--There are fe.a.D ing Will ti&Mrs, Dave*•Mxpiarre4ddisruption of 'bush:was- ielleWing the • lilitfpgton, IVIarkArmstrong
,
all- the gpals,VOth tammals*cing their grad
nchildren. ' Henry Matthews "and, „Mrs.:, Wanier
-tallies as the result of passing the Nis. lJarrisen Was .a: Membee0X. the:11.ntledge. tegsationt* .0ff' war.-Pfadnetfon.*,.- -`• • "'Swan, m•----Preer," Sabi. Johnston.' .
Mid. Humph%
y, 1VicK. Webb, D.A. ton ;
rubber.. The young Lions are gaining , . - • traders,,,someaatneeerre.,dmaiutourtoguetgurhoeurt's ,,,atnhde Ineet•
xperience this • 11 ••
e -
twiee in -,-the". first length . and breadth, of. the: country .. VORNIZT Plixrziais; Clerk.
period. Goderich .came back in the
second and tled. it, ,Bisset s*-44g.tr9Trir
lHolmes ancl.auother troni Ainslie. In
tife third Templeman, and HhlIiert *get
tli' went'
two up ,:when Melt toor, ti beautiful
Pass froln,Lockxidge-tcr score.
,,man -finished ViTinghaiit's scoring on
. • an . 'assist %.,ifroxii• Mailman. , Goderich
- tallied its third, Skipper - MacDonald
doing the trick,
The. line-up :.•
' Whighain-Goal, McLeod; defence,
Lockridge,e1.17; centre, Ililbert;-,Wings,
Brovviir,- Templeman; altePdates; Gard-
iner,
lch inn; d al • G defence
Holmesi., Fisher Teentre„ Adams.; NfingS, •
Westlake:: • alternates;
isset,' • McDona1d,- AinsUe, BileY111S4
Wilson, 'Itlero. •••
IKOrney,?.
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pifiti•t t'
played at ue 110W 148
litht and ,W'ere beaten 9-3...
trfo se‘ted eight of bucltilow's'fials;
CARtilINER.WRXT--TUR-SDAY.,•
,• rzi.14...,Emearaine, Will be here
• o» Tuesday niffitt neXt.tO Play a genie
the, in.Vehile series* There -.14tould
,be a Dig :turnont to cheer the. young
•
HE INTEliiiiEDIAVE;
024. ditopp Ittoottri
•• „ • , •.
•::.dlinion scored, its ',first' win in the
interniediate,1).11.A,.: 'Series. on ,.10,riday
• ight, :114.0.„,.'.....elt.,-
Ppnse of Goderich. The game WAS
• played on Goderich.: ice and watf;,.a
• WA, battle, but the visitors-pmerged.
in, the lead, 0.1.3. .
The same, .night„, Sealortli,the
Beavers *suffered their first lose at the
hands of the v1si1ng- Exeter: team,
• The score was the same Wet Goderich,
On Tuesday night:,,Ooderfehr playingl
at Seaforth, lost' anoilier ganiet score>1
'
At Exeter on Tuedny night the home
team defeated Tilinton 184..
Exetersofar- has won -four-games -
mithotit. -a lose and lends. the group,
• with Seaforth seCond Clinton third
ahd. Goderich, still without a win, in
the cellar position.,
•te
COURT MARTIAILED .
A . Court martial !wet; lieId- 'tit- Port
Albert on Monday. An airman who
had, attempted to steal a car wason
trioi,, He was arrested ' by Sgt, Etri- , .
mersen ;Overholt,- who,. was 4 witness. .
'Ile was 15000lieed to tiventy days 0114
The minimum civil. Sentenee is one .
Var. The airman had the Wit46 trolled 1
' ont of . the ignition and triedto start
the car without 4 ker. *
•:›1›
• . E. GRIFfilTH 4 r. 'MAcIDON.A1LD
• -
,
Fly
ing the 'Maple'. Leat .no_use
vessels of the Canadian
• "National SteanoshipS ply in idand
-gerons Waters and during the war
years , Several of thesti craft have
, victims te-enemy bombers
itnd submarinCIh of
• genek •seeinen, need - Courage and
skill .and Canadians the-Mer-
hafil
Ptbud record by. ,their Urgent.
under ^Conditions •described in of.
.
'tidal citations as those of "dr- .
puce:. • -• •• •
Three' officers and, tt: seaman
of,,,tbe,' Canadian National Fleet
''fL.were-inchided...inAhe ring'ci New
Itier 'Honors List. The officers
are Chief Engineers Edwin *Grif-
Wei, • John Paul MareDonald" and
• Henry Hubert Jenkins, who be-
came .officers, of the Order of tha
• British. Empire; - and the crew.:
Man :Able-Searnaii Claude "Free-
man; who has been 'awarded the
*British, Empire Medal.
Mrv GriffIth pakieifiited liotWo
events, 'the first being on a Cal-
, a1ian National ‘elliP bombed. by
Japanese in Penang, the second
the torpecibing of,4.01414113r. Alp
in a .Caribbean harbor. At Penang
he had to effect repairs lind ot
under 'way after the ship had suf. ,
fered fifty *holes from shrapnel
and was, taking. water. In .the
second instance .111.1... Griffith six-
pervised "temporary repairs suf-
ficient to "float a company ship to
dry dock fIllowing a torpedo
Griffith a native of Carrittivont
Wales, has had, 23 year service
• with the C,N.S,S. His hOtne ,18
Montreal. •
Mr. MacDonald Vati,'.ehlet en -
Sinter o a passenger Selmer
torPeuoett ii naroor in the'britisii
, .
West Indies..: He stood by in the
ellgine room and mainfaura ser-
vice under difficult and datigerims' •
'Conditions. Later *Whet:, recalled •
to Canada for another coMmts-
sion the company ship on .whicit
he was travelling .was "torpedoed
and sun.
sokr_sto` Mtatafer)...don,
31)>4alifax„,, He. joinedthe com-
pany's .staff in October', 1933-
- Mit Ieuldn%-wasehlef engineer -:'";
:on, a Canachan-National ship tor-
. pedoed'-at Barbados. He had ro
deal *gitteLtii ax,1100L,'difficaultalt itiotduliatiaoc0o
n. -inn
to prevent fire Afterwards: he •
carried out emergency repairs to
'IOW the vessel 'afloatilsehlr Une"4."
of the Volunteers who remained'
aboard itfter r.11 others bad 'been
ordered to take .to the boats.
Jenkins, who joined .the
staff in Oetobei,1987, is at pres-
ent on shore duty' in New 'York. -
He is a:native of Cardiff, Wales. .
Mr. Preernan. was one of the,
"six volunteers who remained on
-board Mr.; Jenkins' hip after it-
had_.been _struck' and assisted in ...--
maldng repairs sufficient to keep
her afloat. rreemanis.home Is in
Ottawa.
Captain Peter Kroman'il Wei%
master of one of many Merchant'.
ships operated by the Canadian
National Steamships for the Gov-
ernment, has also been named- 4%,
Offieer, of•the Order of the :Brit-
, ish •Empire for ."faithful and ar-
duous duties tit ,sea," is
native of Denmark and. the citar
tion statestihat tt He is undouht-
edt"c4 vinnihY Mend and,
t
rri*S13.. an -important backbone • of em.,
y krecent stray of intliiStrY.
'under --government- •. -Affection
stio'wk that' as QC the year 1941, 'there
were 1.70,903 establisb.ments in the
*/ ufaCturing, i'vholeSeler-and-retail
fields, and 'that noless than. 161994
or 94 per .cent., of those were small
buSinesses e,raployirtg less than15 per,
sons each, :the total ,number employed
by them being t 529,926 p.ersons.,They
are not -only important In the *nggre-
gitte,,, Vat are essential in the life of
the ..lOwee and villages throughout
Canada. •-3
ASHFIELD
4P,,i19iis. BI
iza-
1:4ne1n114ertQ her
h from Ripley, .eTspent
Aome, time • With • her '!daughter,Mr-.
ttoy.macgenzie, awimr.n. MacKenzie:
Bain, MacLennan, • Jack Drennan and
Lyal„ Campbell wenttip. Termite last
-Week -to _engage in war -work 'forythe
winter., menthf3. ' • ,
' and Airs: ZuaknOW
visited With. Mr and . Sirs,Asirell Mt*
Doriald'„on Sunday,
. Mrs. 1). A. Maantyre , Mas -returned
honie atter aiwe weeks' visit wfth her
daughter„' WS. G. Cole, • and lar,' 001,e
-UnderW00d.•' ,
Farm Machinery, Course. -Tuesday -L*
and Wednesday of thiw,eek have been
trifer-daye' -±-orfariner-S•=of-- Ws'
district, as the Department, ,of • Agi
.cultUre.10.eonducting-,a,farra ineehanies
'course' in the 'MacLean hall, Itintali.:
The eourS'e is under': the Instructitm.
of, Mr. Jas, Shearer, Iluron agrlealtural
representative: The. meetings are very
-iirelt-attended,--betli-Mornitig-and-afte.r.:1
noon. 'Meal instruction is given on
ODeTegen :of reachinerY,
.binders„, "mowers, tre,etor4_:_ete4,:talso.
In 'splicing of ropes„ operation of.pump-
Ing Systems, and labor-saving machines,
.1t1r.. Peter Varrish, was ft• delegate to,
the7710ttriners' Federation , meeting held
sthpelertted...id accOunt of the " Meetinglield
in Toronto last ' :week and gave a
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All
trin66;auss
poi A .
of the tepiee
iiitie& to; ;Y611/%1304
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and speciiioations.
ATTF.A0-T-FirEW:4)1tIG,
13,tter,lit :
Better Woollens
'Altering- Restyl:ink- Presidia
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stigST INAWANoSil
The inaugural meeting of the 1944
1Yest .*Vgawanosh. VoUflc11 vai,he1d on
January, lOtil. Vhe necessary
tttions of •oliice were *subscribed and
Reeve 'Brown Smyth, welcotfied Oeurt.
Oilers, Everett rinnigaii, David Me:
Allister, Gordo* McPherson and Wal-
lace minor to, tile • 1944 board: Iteeve,
Smyth spoke. of busInems-whieh is liable
to be broughtbefore C,ounell and dwelt
'at 'Some lengtli on post-war, planning,
intimating that this Council and •filture
Ceuncils must eonsidet- the problem 'of '
re ' -establishment,
The . following ;are ,,the officials *for
the . year 1044: Assessor, John'. M.
, Aitchison; clerk,' Durain
treasurer... Win. A. Boyle; eatetaker.0
,
oIijiii
•*oit to hisonet nue,. ;
\stock ,of
Ctetery
• Memorials"2
,prenkitli,r* will be 1)03'1141y
'attended
Cunninghani
e
'
.EXETFlit PlIONO
CLINTON
(1;1 ehsrge of Mr, J. 1414)
• " ‘81r4ivoitIrn' - •
Tutsfisys *Id Sattoilays
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