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°Zmpire Service Club Presents
Pinanoial Situation to
Town tionnoil
6110, More Made ,their
--„OppearenCe in'Town Connell•discussiOn
on Friday night last. Mayer *Turner,
in response to:lettillriee'-put to nista by
••
Uttekin$ • at *,, the • previous
Meeting,. said- Iroliad looked into • the
subjects of inquiry and /Mind thaf.the
local aoinraission had sent a -reSelatron,
to Preniler, ;Drew asking for .a -mere
• equ4lized power ,rate, •
, This did not satisfy fjoi`in .HuC.10,110,
t all. Ile said the--res,olution-nhOuld
'have, been sent to . the IECE.P.O.,„ which
has control:of rates. He wanted., to
know if the provincial: sCommiSiiihr
shad beelt-susiteds.,for a "substantial
„ reduction" insrates_te
The Mayor, said he W41114 'look
ur-
tlzer into this..
. Another question weir with regard to
7 a, rebate to 'local -consumers. 4. 11: Wag
hoped, said His ,Worship, something
. -would be done, , but .ithe 'localCommis-
sion could not '.inake, a rebate without
perniissipm, - ' -
•
Conn; Huckins said this was a. very
poor answer. Heconsidered the Com-
- missiOn w,as„,yeryjmnis,s'in. not asking
for a' rebatetito4the amount 'of one-.
-half the $00;000 surplus, How flinch
longer were they going to: allow the
surplus to*,aCcuinulate?. *
• His Worship 'SOL he agreed with
Coun. Iluekins that the Surplus should
not be-,alloWerto pile up..•
Conn. Huckins, still expressing 'his,
sdissatiefttetitie, said he *KO leave
the matter until ,the .next Fleeting of
Council 'to, see if something nuffe:',satis4
factory could be obtained from the
local .ConiraiSsion- ': He than trhie,
, mind, however, and siibinitted
. which was seconded . by Colin.
•.rrevett and carriedc thit-l-athis-Council
.desiren.the.P.I.T.C.: to present a resolu-
tion to the I.L.E.P,,C,...,rreqiiesting a, con-
,..,:sigerable rebate to the co,titemsers of
• ElOici; in this. munieipalitY." -
All the merabers Were present except
s•-• - •
The tax collector reported receipt of
•_$23,548:53 in January... Of,thig amount
,_$22,120 was ,iirprepay-ment o 1044
taxes,
Fire Brigade Report r.
The 'fire, brigade submitted an In-
Ventory of equipinent on ;rands,. This
Was referred- to the .fire: corinnittee.
p brigade responded to thirty-one
48 in 194$. Five"were false alarms;
s tirssvere for-ehini.
MEMZRS NAMED roit
BEHAB/LITATION GUOUP
,
The •. norainoting :coisaraittee formed
connection With, •the „plan to, es:0'5'-
110i a group in 'aoderichlfor
reliabflita-
tion of members Of tise armed Servicee,
met last evening at the:167n Hail end
I:tensed: the followingas members„ of.
the group; Mrs: Norman
presenting, the- 'Women's Institute; the
regent, of the Maple Leaf- Chapter,.
1.0.1).11.; Mrs. 11. 0, Denlop,•regeet!of
the Ahmeek Chapters LO.D,1E, ; Mrs:
Readitt•Preshlent of the'WomenleHos-
pital Auxiliary's Mrs. Chaffee, "Miss A.
(leaver, *." G. Is Parsons,. R. Menzies,
If. I. Wurtele, W. C. .Attridge, 0. K.
Saunders,' j, -E. Baeehler, 13. Id Virabae,,
Thos,SandY, Geo. Mathieson, j,
7Grahera, Dr. W. F. Gallow, It. 0;
HtetiS, k:CS' • F. it. narrows' Geo,
Schaefer, LT, 0, Dunlop 0,
Mayor Et. E. Turneri,W, J. )3.atiker, jas.
Kinkead, R. O. Staples, A. R.. Scott;
TUrner, • -Geo...Baxter,- A. -11,
Sane, T. R. Patterson A., II. Erskine,
J. A. Graham,. 11:"1.1; Monteith,: J.
.Gillespie, .E, D: Brown, A. Wilkes, W.
U. _Dulintige; A. Sturdy,'
D. D. Mooney,, W. H. Robertson,
G. N. DoWker,,,E. H. Hill, and repre-
sentatives • of all hurches and the
Salvation •
A iheetinieftb.e&Pup-2-'011 be held
at. the Town Halt on, Wednesday even-
ing of next week; at" 8 o'clock„ to, ap-
point officers and committees.
- •
• r` -FAREWELL PARTY
Mrs. 11-.• Vines held a surprise fare?
well partyforMrs. Alex, Pearson prier
• o her departure for England,. Three
tables ef MO were enjoyed by the
guests, MTS. 'Frank Riless-veinnitig the
llrst prize, and Mrs. Art. Goddardthe
consolatia. At the Col -101181m Mrs.
-1%1-.1-4/14nnis , presented MrS_Rea.rson
with a beautiful Sheffield reproduCtien.
silver cake plate, and three bibs for
her wee son 13111.
In her -pleasing manner Mrs. Pearson
expressed _her -sincere thanks and 'a13-
preball, Um...Ia.-Me lovely remembrances
from her Goderieh friends, nd-said
she would_riet forget her happy sojourn
Iii.--Gbiterith. • ,
Mrs. _Vines, -asststeci by --MTS:' C.
Atisterherry and
seryed lunch at a pretty tea table, with
delicious cake in the OhaPO Of -a ship* -•"Mr, A. H. Wskine, treasurer, gave
as the centre of attraction: Mri5-;14earg'IhrfAloWing fitianeial statement: -
the 'gthot , '''of••• honor, %ha -the ,RECEIPTS •
.priyilege of 'tutting the cake. jail; 1, balanee' in Bank 132.26
Report Year's Work
in Aid, of. Children
Rev. Draritet 1e-eleotpa
President of 0.
Society
. Rev, Dr. s ,;Barnett WaS" ri
elected president, of the ',lure's County
Children's- Ud,SocietY at the annual
meeting, held in sthesCourt Ileuse ert
Tsiesdast evening.
That -the 'Year, leulbeen 'ene-ot
and achievement was •evidenced lii
the reports presented by Mr, A. T.
Edwards, superintendent, and ,Mrs. M.
Chaffee, social worker of the Soeletie
Edwards • in Isis report said:
•`4"Your • SoeletY" has closed the i'most
active • yearepf Work int history.
It lias been high -lighted by the recog-•
bY-the-Department of -RS effort
.and eurs grading has been raised* te
13' category. •While this is a Proud.
aelsievement, it .places upon 11$ added
responsibility end our effortS Must be.
doubled til maintain the Standard we
desire. There :nave been' tr total of
ever 154 new case's with -yegard to
Which there have been over 1-290 visits
and 048 interviews in the sM cate-
ories of our 'work, namely,
pro-
tection; unmarried parent work; super, -
vision of 'wards of our Society and
wards of other societies placed in our
county as ' well as non-Wards-Lthe
latter, children who Are still the re-
sponsibility of, 's,their • own parents but
have 'need of the facilities,to .better
development- .which our Society caIl.
provide; adoption; •inveStigatiens for
the „Dependents'. Board, of Trustees at
Ottawa; and suPervision.sof families
of service men. Mile, you will see
presents a broaa. respialsibi,17
Pictures of King and Queen,. Churchill and
Roosevelt the Gifts of Public Scbool
Board —Prizes, Presented
,
AT , VICTORIA ' SCPROOTA: • •Ar•OBIITRATASPHOOL
4.; theinoirsablestiecalton'1 tli history An ettnal.' fy lespr'eSsivesProgrom. took
of the ,publie school s or 06(lerieb, was pla0e at: Ceara, School,' where Prin-
that of PridaY •afternoon last when cipal Sidney ,BrCisilt Presiaea at an
hauasonse portraits of° Xing' Oeerge* assembly- of., the entire selleol... Here'
'Queen Elizabeth, 'PreSident Roosevelt the Public School Board was repro-
, • .
and. Prime Minister Churchill were $eirtelt-bY• Trustees rri411144••
presented, to Victoria ,and Celstral ehairman of the Board,,T. B. Milne, and
Sehoole by the Pubile Sabool ,Beard, ,
The beautiful Pictures were unveiled TIie Pesentatlen. of
wititsittiltirterenionse -before the 4t.ie. 'the portraits preeeded Stlier PrOe:giVihg
senablea pupils at each -gehool,„ • ceremonies, and were Perfornied by
The annual:,presentatioiof prizes Ur.) :PTidhani:' The, prOgrata''''. opened
to, the .graduation--elasses, Was held, with ,the singing Of • ',"The Maple Leaf.
111 conjunction- withthe unveiling eef& •Vprever". and e" short address liY....*Mts
ttiout at eaeh school.• •Browe. , •
Principal It.-Stoneheuse ,presided at After,the unveiling of eaelereciares
Yietoria School,' and presented„, au ins Prier fl41res-s-WR$ given, by Mary Ann
1 -grating isiegrant. ssinich ,oPened' -with lits4iiie.•on: AAP • 'Par- 43411- .Quee-14.4014
the. singing of "d 'bark4da."- Member S l'Orecl*ibY the 'singingor the National
of the' Trustee Ro'ard, present were Mrs, -10-1.01,, Murray Holland on Presi-
GeOrge Johnston. and IVIessrs. IT. IS,
Turner, M. J. and Stanle?.Me- -sitshcle°13:titsr!RR:j7P0er.YllueSittip-a1:1°sdiiinstAYsPr 411eCCtbloii:cezthfilTIVin.:lide-
• „ .
Lean. -Mrs, Leslie Hanna was the sehools for • Sean presented
piano accompanist.the diPleinai. to the graduating class,
Mr. Stonehouse' congratulated • the which were received by'the following: -
graduation. • .class ' and -7 bresented 'I3ob Allen, . Marjorie Baiter; Betty
diploina.s to the following: • . Beacom, 'Marie • Beadle,. VerleY Bell
Honors -Margaret Bowra, Marion Margaret Boyle,, Lindsay Burrowe,
Freeth, Rugene_ayan, ,John Scott, Ma111311 Biftler, AIIm DatieS7,--Relen
Pasg-;-11,4th Allison. aoyce Babel:11er, .Inglik!Brrtce Macdonald, .Doris • Me-
..
Brieri„Noreen MacKay, Ilelen McLean,
Donald Mooney, Ruth •Pharea, Lloyd
Pearce,' ' Iktary :Pridham, 'Kenneth'
Prouse, Donald iRivers, ..NancP*allowS,
Jint ..Stiunders, Beulah Shackleton;
Katharine 'Snider, Ross Sparks, Colleen
Thompson, Elizabeth, Barnes, and Jean
. • - ••
•
.....„Eittendante Cortificates
1,edgment 'of- the co-operation' extended ''"mixqt
Ir.Edwards gave . grate -fa: aektiow- 9frtr,11,1fty. t.i.,?;13..SiaeTeidZe..,,tut,104rcuie.yoycit,,,
freil. ,Castle, •'Gerald. Flandlton, ! Wan,
by Yari°118.6rtiniatl"S algr'gr6i1P 'hi' t1.011,.1)4t,91,, Katherine KneeshaW, Wary
the, wort in behalf' of ..q.bildien, • include Laithwaite, Denald • Langriclges 'Bruce.
ing the LiOess•Club, ,the.:-.-Hoine:iand
XraeDortald, Leis - Mels.latf; ' sUonaid
School-Clubs;,,,the Young people's groups
„,.
Of *tne.ehurches,' and by Miss „Clea'ser, -,esSIY.,Q11-1' Benson Stratighan, .litarnonit
puhti.,-11,etilth- nurse, "As 6.- 'Sbdiet7";"- ""'"'±l'iams.'"11"43eattier4ohn.whitten:
heN-
. tiaid,, "we are. proud The presentationog.:perfeet attend-
-homes
of our foster- anee 5
-homes and the foster -parents who, often certificates was niade,by Trustee
a sacrifice to theinSelves
81,-.i,.. -a, Ii. S. t urner, who stated that since the
',
warding-of-these-=for-tbe--tretstime,---irs
twenty -four -hoer uneoniplaining serviees '
1933, , 326 .eertificatee bad. been pre-
-to ,our ,children, The Society isifunder
a de-ep-7tiebt-of-gratittele-terstheiress"--- igentesd-,-te-. Pupils, Who had- ettenagd.
o'hootseveryssday of the school years,
• Five of the. Society's wards are 'on
' ' FinaiiCiirStifeliiiii---- -
• of , seven years per ect attendance.
OtherSifeeeiving'eertifieotes were:
Ply* years -Olive Kneeshaw;
Four years -Margaret Bowrzis
-.;.. 6482.7o ', .Three_ years -Yvonne Anstess, -Rutli
-Cbunty 'of Huron ,..... ,, t . ,... ...
Yovince--ef-aritaria-,4-.- - ,. -,1,500t00 .,s.4ger• - '. ......;
It was also noted that T.,orraine Thomp-
ViCp. ,
son -had achieve4-•the- splendid record
f
ey-firea and -twelve • for 'otlier---fireS: --ItOkBERY-AT -WPSICR.V.L.$.E
The,sexton Maithind cemetery. re-,
ported teA., interinents ln-lanuary.
.-;Clilef of -Pollee Itoss-s-reported- cin,
• elleeltineet-scoal weigh.ts:
; Town '0enspan
Seale Weignt"
Thieves 'broke .into', the cretimeryat
Winchelsea* on Saturday-,: night' and
'stole quantity of. -butter and incineYi
Entry Was made -by forcing a window.
Carl 'Brooks,.of Lotdon., and Elmer G.
Harness*, a •viroOdbaui; Were: arrested
y _
s • TW o years--sT, hyllis Ruddock, Grace
Dependents," • • Board .. Of .•
TruSteess , 932.84
Froth. parents of nonzwards.
and \ temporary,' wards -332.00
Province • of Ontario, 112;50
.. age ' " ' 176.94
Interes,t on bond
Pinder,. Ronald Barker- •s
• Ort*- Year -lames Beattie', jolui Gos-
dens -Cyril "Gosdeti, • Dolled Overholt;
ltobt. -Gerdners. James. Pinder, Doris
Cooke, John Thurlow, Shirley Griani-
metti Marie,Cidp, Katherine Kneeshaw.
Saults Coal Co. 2...s-siss.2110,10s, aoo lb, _on . Sunda night by Coristables ,Salter
. Mustard---,Coai lb's 3860 Ihs. and J. ' William . Gardiner • Prizes- to Entrance Clasi
and Frank' 'Wooclham. Thy -
'S 10;299;24- OrCbehalf ot the -Chapter;
898°44'Ni:et 616Und., to, be -fax ,PoSseSSion, 4;1,e -4 DISBURSEMENTS MrS. F.,R, Redditt presented
..ear -Stolen-at , Toronto 011 Whigli.'we.re :Salarie$-•
Clerk Miller with regard, to the County plates taken from a ,car at St. Marys. Travelling . expenses
contruittee--on post War reconstruction - ....4.,•••.. - - - i., Boarhding 'Mines '
a...,,,,,..y of Wincuelsea butter and , .
to, meetan „a month Or six Weeke. and . „ the car. • Clot nig> and. shoes .
and rehabilitation. The • commit ee is other sstolen. goods were: in
in;the meantime the Council Was tasked -,"' Medical. care '..: ... ....„ . . ..... ... ••••-•-•
.1,735,66
1,912.49
• 72:38
738.45
180.00
12119.
115.02'
to-- consider-theSe-rnatterii,•-••' • TUEAT.S.AV JR14112,GE-
The Collegiate In.stitate Board. sUlF 4 successful bridge was held at the .
•• raided -a---.'requiSit!en for ' the -stint-: -of . -
Masbnic Temple .:on Tuesday. eveniug . Stationery, oflice Supplies ..
$12;781:50 .for '4944, ,exclusive of- the last by_ the Business .and Professional Postage and excise
• ,sum reqiiired'Ito. meet debenture % pay- *Worn:01'a_ Branch' of; the • Red Cross. 1VientberShip and ; expensetes , ,
essesteente, --Thissik"..an-: increase ,:of -$1,481._S Mrs. George Mathiesph Was. the *Winner ..r.,.„' .,,,,,,c,,,u,,,, ..
to convention .:. . , ... ............, ., io-i..85 .
;-.4.11. ,priZes_..awarded 'for .thelsest ,essay, 'on
teaf.' ChapterssI.O.D.E., presented the
98 :over ,the 1943 -kgqiiisition...of the high:scere„.and Miss Belle Mac- ---',"- - ""'"''''''"'"'"'-'4 - ' '
' . • ,.., ' Benson Straughap,, Nth of ilihora: bacl.
,,. • ' In a letter from' the secretary of '-•tlie .,conVenersP ef Mrs. 3'.• Lee, ' .. ' ' '
. .- _ . • .. -$ i ,z- .•chosen `,`The Children-*: of . Holland.",
.!'.* : ' ' 9 360 q2 .
.'s tbe-Einpire •Serviee, Club it was stated • ' '4*. •s- .______.. ' , s -- ',.ssas Balanee, Dec. 31, 1942 $ 902.02. -kiss Wurtele explained that it had
. . that the 'Club. was in imnsediath need. • ENGAGEMKNT :ANNulaNukiD ' _. The officers elected were: President, been difficult lot the jUdgee .0 ehoese
'. of. coal for thesneating ,of :Mtteltay . „Mr. - am). Mrs. WM. Westlake,. Salt- -Rev. J; H. Barnett ; , vice-president, A. the winners, .as all coptesttiiiIi had
Hag. ' '''Por the ,past two„ yeira, 'Or ford, announce -the engagement of their, p„ Wilkes; Secretary, A. SI. RObeitsons. written ••Very .fine stories.
ss unfits this winter is over, - it- waesonly. daughter, Uerwenna Pearl; to ROY trpasurer,,A. H. Erskine; convener of. The 'presentatien of 'ilrizea ' from
•stated, ,,* `•••`.We• shall- require ,1350 to Tilegirmid .Thvider; second -- ,san. of Alf: humane Weirk; --Miss- Anil - Wurte/e 1 organizations" and individuals Wati,
, cover our agreement; with the MacKay?' and Mrs. W. poserer, Nesegate-street.' *directors,' -M.S. J. .C. Stewart, Mrs. made by Mr. W: II. 1191)0:teats 'donor'
'Charles Ypeng,•Miss;Agees Middleten, Of Shes-Prite-forsthe highest ,prefleiene'y
Rev. Jos6pbsJaries and 11..11. Ford.
„. , in grammar and emnpositimissetnieb.
-prrze to'Joan S,cott, for obtaining the
highest marks English literature at
the high _school entrance Qxamination
annr rs; • e it .a so roa-11-6-fh-e
presentation of, a year's subscription'
to the •National Geograalc 'Magazine
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•
r.i-behaif-of- the Chapters----fowhi
Mr. Stonehouse expressed the :thanks
of the .staffsandsph.PAS,
Miss Ann Wurtele, ..for the .V.apIe
NivaS 310„ explanatioa-of the increases sYieals-sssetond. Refresiunents 'were and .thiephone.. 8170 These were' won by --Rah -:4111Spti and
SP-hdries • 40:78- - subject, "Children Ot the World.,,,
* • ' Empire Seri,lee Club • • served liineh committee under
Hull Board, if ourarrangements with
_ them are; to be. lived • us; to,". •• It,. was
-pointed- trats thatsstliesselub-,-„preyseee
reereatioressWriting .faellities,' and a
homelike atmospherefor service. 'Men;
. and triei, to melte a plaCe....,:eg',,,cheer letter to eaeh of the -!-Other
for these men who are a long way -freni'ities deneerited. ' •
• shome. . 'A canteen, Counter'. Is.mftin%A leiter fro W. A. Sutherland.':witli
*Mined, but very•little.profit is derived regard .to *the asiessment.,:of fpart 'lot
this sourte, The Club:has been 'Victoria street, .was sent to
.. ;Using only 0110 furnitee and .every _effort, • , •
. made -to , economize. The Council
"-wits asked to. give ,the matter. its earn -
(
est eonsiderationss"remeinbering.. „tit
al war i,s on; and are humbly,
.seekirig to. do our Sinali hare"
The matter -was referred to the • An-
nnce•committee, and in the sneantinte
a letter -will -41p sent to 'the Clakseon-
•Veying the. •cdirgratulatiens or, the
Council 'en the good work ita is doing.
A conimisiileatioti': the , Ontario
• AsSochttion of -Rural Monieinalitiess
asking for the Council's membershiPT
was referred to the linaece. connnittee.,
' A. letter *from." International Water
SupplyLinsitea,London, snggesthdi
tbaCbefere7, inent•iing 'VS& -exPentlitare*
for it filter Aslant sto treat the lake
• water the Town, consider 'the ' matter.
of well 'water supply.- This *woe
' referred to the svatOS'light,and, harbor-
doniznittee... •
'" The ilanit of Montreal hotified: the
Colleen ofse rednetion rittea-oVinter-
est- . From Mareh „the tato on
ttarterly credit balances Will' be one
r eent. per anntun and on.Ioane•fonk
• er cent. Per tannins., effeetive Pebruary
ists, - •• ' • ; •
The Goiterfeli "liiiele* Club if4 looking
or it plac'e* to bola inolithlY Meet-
gs and inquired if the Town; Hall
• auditorium would be aveilable and; if
, so, on what terms; This' was referred'
to the ,publie werltS committee, with
• '''Petver to ae •
Right-of-way
A letter from the °Mario Depart-
ment of Highways reported progress
sin .the, surveys of 'the
of -way. It was proposed that when
the deeds axe prepared a "joint Meeting
of all the ifiterested Munielpelitiee ba
field to have tbein taped, and that the
elieque lie Made oat to all the
munlel-
palIfl0i, ti 'dtvidedsseeording .the
s hiterest ,etteh num, wag .paSsed, Alid the Connell
It WAS decided to tend weopy Of tills" adjeUrried at 0,15 Oseloelt,
i•••••.
Goderich; the marriage to take place
111 Victoria street tithed church on
-aturday,Lirebruary 26th, 1944.
. ___,____ -w.,a*en lyir.' 'Joan Scotts Other prize
,
MANY' ATTEND FUNERAL • for proficiency were "`presented as fol- • The Robert' Park- isidiniarial sii-edal,
OP MRS. J. ,M, *JOSNSTON doimtedilYLVittor Lauriston_in,,ra To
. ,
- -;, jr,IttalrifiXe Bo'w.ra**, 'second\ highest in_ory, ...„of his father, the: late Robet
. ,
the teless, blY the Women's Institute.. , . Park, a former -principal of the school,
-, Eugene. Ryan, in ' social studies, tiii s . Presented.' to -Beulah antekleten
donated bY Mr,. U. It. Long,: ,--.*:, ' daughter of ' Mr,- atilf--r itris, II. --31-
_
6 • . . •
Atter' it 'Welfexeeuted Piano. s,ole-hy
Molije Bisset Mr. J. A. Snider pre-'
sented the perfect attendance certific-
ates -to •thesfolloivirig • .
'Illempsorr,--Edward-Je ,
Donald:AlacEwen, Helen Irwin, Gordon -
McCabe, -Leota -White, Cynthia Youngs
John* Hawthorne and Marilyn McCabe.'
Colleen 'ThpinNon-' was -presented
behalf, of the Publik.Acliool Board, for
haying achieved the outstanding_ record
Of eight years' perfect attendanee,
-Snider limiting: ,the-,Tresentation.-Col7
leen is sister of Lorraine, who WW2
the seven -years' attendance certificate
at Vieterk, School. They Are the
denghters of Mr and Mtg. Alviii
Thempson:, • ' •'
- cornet Solo, played by Raymond
Cutt in, pleasing: manner; was followed
by the presentation of prizes 'td -the
graduating-- class, by Trustee B.
Milne, as, follows:
Entrance ,Class Pnzes
Second highest marks in proficiency
• les Baxter, pAated-4,)y---the-
Women's Institute.
(1O»EZWH SRQUZS» U.VZ A 11
'10:0AZ .B1,901) Doziats
e• Io ow ng a 'quota Ion, sem a AttiVe in War Work
I t''`
letter reeive4 by Sheriff NelSon. UiU
froia, the blood a.onor Serye Of the
Red Crose Spelety, Toronto";
Ai all4Inie, record for blood atones-
tionS in Canaaa'was established during
the Week endingrjarinary 15th, with ' Atealwv$ t'f*- t (?• Ahmeek °IMAM
18490 donations, iaeerc1ing4`01m, 0It.°144)4'a'ygnatitiliroe44.,iu )7°Mo*
T.' ChairMan a ...oeletYPEt annual itite.ing, utI Rjec:tion aneerov,
National Blood Donor 'Corainittee.
gt
reirerted .that _reeeeds !were
establiehed Qiiebee', with a .Weekly
total ;of .2,280,, la Manitoba witti 751,
iri Alberta with 489 and. Ontario with
12,399, • "
'While' this news. is, gratifying,
would like to impress Upon- tile people
of Canada that our new Otjeetive of
20,000 donors Per week is only a nabsi-
inum and ,would be barely sufficient to
provide bibod, serum for Our wounded
when Canadian trotos into actin on
-
the second" front, 13r. Phair- seids!' "
The local 'committee:feel that Gedee
Witli the, - regeht Mr. IL 0, Dutt101ts
PrtsklinZ :The '.f011owing elates et,
Hs 0, Dunlop; lst viee-regents
,officers woe returned Regent*, 111111.
W. •GalloW 204-- vice-regent
O. A. Reitit-eecretary, Mrs. t.,'S Webb;
correspot(lence eecretary, Aires' A. L.
Cole; treeSureri Mrs. J. W. , Coates:
assistant 'treasurer, Xi's.' W. O. gue-
Bwan; gehoes secretary, Mrs. R.
Emerson; press secretary, Miss B. MI*
Vicar, ,Couneillors, for the year are •
Mrs. W. J. Hodge, Mrs. C. Stanifortbs
Mrs. 1): Pattison, Miss Campbell arkfIL
rieh is 'ndt iloing` its share towards Thi Ms." Seott.
worthy Cause, , -..Towns with not half With depalments rePdrtint4
the population Of Goderieh ean get,as vino. aeeount of he activities of the
many as,150 donors at a clinic, and the Chapter *as. given: .The war seryice
committee fail to understand why the convener, Mrs. D. J. Lane, reported
people 'rot Goderieh • do not- *respond that 17,000 pounds of areagazines had
better to their many appeals for donors. been disributed' to the airport And
As pointed out ;before, it ls - painless Service eCalrubs atuogetheeg,slitbpu. books,zzieo
playing*and -takes sone-- away s- from' work for playing dsdog
may b
onlyabesecured
4
euatLlinhoutau
r, Volunteercardscards twentssfive ditty bags- were filled for
of the drug the Na.veLeague, and $24 was deflated ss*
stores or at Craigie's poolroom, Women',.tO purchase twelve sweaters for gee -
donors must see their own physician men. "' ' :
before- attending a .clinie. The next ' • During the year the Alirtieek,ChApter..,
local clinic is Co be held on °Friday, together with the Maple Leaf Chepteir •
February- Oth; and says ,-Sheriff Ante adopted sthe_ ship PAlaChasee."-*Ak
"Let us see if *e can:niakeit oneato be eleetrie Plate and tea kettle, -together
really pd. of." .with cigarettes, games, stationery,
• .
booksteirristreae cake, chocolate bars, -
etc, have been sent the adOPtiox ,
fel-tiers have:been distributed thits
ortt pert of the -work 'will gain. net :in°,
,• • - convener for *:the department
Fatal -ju,rim..estoiopice,:vche," :.,t,707,:07a.,r.,,,4:01410.1vadMemmitbettrese,nate,--aansasift_to,Isttiethnelee„vveeedan,oafrdisteas.vanoxmLeelagie:
•• - •
- Driven by
. . their Weekly bingos: The sum. at
and baby- blankets :for airinen'se.wiVes-
-, The itioekleg new S was received in ''w4s Met Wii6-ire"CORig.
Goderich on Sunday Morning of the PertArit part .111* the ' Chapter's, work
death'of 'A'. Thomas Cambria -"4 '12"*I3ers' 614° 41381St4t-t e
• . • ' * 1 foss.
road, wife of the 0.P.R. station agent, refiSSinSionte for -Wes:* donors „wee
• •
herestos t e result of injuries reeeivedestuthorized.. The two Chapters also
in a _road _accident near s 7j combine -to-- givethe- -Empire- Service -
6 -• Chili a 'Uwe -awa.'y from 'hone"- ats
ea.turtlay 'evening. . ' • . •
• mosphere.",,Approximately 2000...young ,
and Thornai set out
Pn. men visit this centre each. Montt, And.
Saterday afternoon...for 'Moth= to•Tpiugspong,garaesgcF musie
with.a special prize, a fountslhispat,•on son.,,A3.3. „`OrThisisTM :and, to hads' sand- for' a 11023:11Uar 'Sinn a
'sees -a-- little granddaughter whe' • was „light Junch or supper, is served.*
ill. With them .itt thestar, -Which A 'd.ratv netted $368.75 - mits -
driven by Mr. Mac:arias, **ere their eon-. held, also,.•twp very successful
3.n-fa,wellarold,W.,Trafford, iNd sales,-indiWo tabiess.--of 'bridge,* esk
tralia airport; his wife, Mrs. - Trafford; 'mensbers • • - • ,
and their little soh. ,. • ; The:, Chapter room _at AletandrAN
It- was ;,reported that „the. Thorne& Hospital., has. been ' reniembered with -
ear turned' &It, to. -paSs' anotherTear tower -Si wall pictures and eltslii9us- •
going in the same direction • and Was* -The • minesweeper "Goderieh" also was
.erowded to the sho,ulder. of the road, ronembered withsa. gift of $1.5., ..6.•
thensi.hui•tled across the highway and table" tennis . set- with • ail- necessary
tweed oN'er..in. thesditels. eqUiPinent was donated to the Empire,
The ocelinsants of the car were taken Service Club. . • • ,
jito,hzthate Chatham hospital, where. Mrs. The. educational secretary, Nfre.
Thopias .in the hospital with. year. A,prize of $16 was donated for.
Thomas - died that eVetting.-1.---Alt.: Redditt; repprt(an exeeptionally•acti176.
. • •
nientum .swith the aptiointment • of
itakensin...the junior '
Trafford; who suffered shock 'and head' voca.1 .claSq. at the, Goderieh •Mnste •
Allan. Dawes; in mathest atics,,don- injuriese is 'nosy out ,,of, the hoepital.. Itestiv,41,,,s'.'Ind %V LS .W011 by Ilelen'IVIIIIS.
Ate& 1,1P .-PX.I.p.C1147.S.,,J3rawn___ . .',„.,4-,7_,:: IlysrsTraffin41 -iiiiir sod-receivid-senIti--!a-,,Three.-.louil%771itiokl:4:-Were,-StOnatedStossss-,
`'. 'Helen' 'A. feLean, art, - by Sniith's- Art shaking -up: ' ' - .. . , . '. - the pupils in each of -sthe pnblie. and.',....
Store. -:... - , •-•- ' .. -- ..; ' Mr. And Mrs., Thonia4 came, here six .separate schpolaJobtainifigAle•lighest\
_•Donald. 1'dooney, secial stud:les' by years agolrom.Durhanf. Airs.. Thomas marks lii.English literature -at theligiei
. , , _ ..,.
E. J.- Pridham, • ',waS formerly - 'Ails's* Olive • Babb' ot .selfteessentrante:['extiraMatiert:,-Thest •
,
, Beulah: ShaekletOn_ 'WA the . winner .1%.1itchell..,,s She was,a. nieniber of North, Went to- Beulah .ShaekIete4";''' Centrals'
in.' the,- essay •eenteSt, - -thespriie for street .SISiiited ' elini?oliss ' Besides,' her Scheel, s- jean , Scott, '.•,Yietoria 0.ehtt. kis'
whiebs donated. -..by the. Mai3le 'Leaf husband, she •lea.ves: three sons, and. and Rita Chisholm, St Terertr moot. ,
'Chapter, I.O.D.R., was presented by two .aaegliters.. • • - ..' 's ---- . A , year', s .subseripiion ,to the ' National.
Niss Ann Wurtele. . ; . ' • . • , . , Burial of Mr. Thomas took place ,tit. Geographic:Magazine WaSlireseisted to;
- Qn, behalf ' of 'tile -Almaeek Chapters Chathein7 on. Tnesday. .,.. Mr. Harry .tne Goderich ,COltegiate Institute; both s.
Mrs. P. R.-Itedditt presented Sanderson,i of,„ the C.T.RS. station sta Psi:tine- seheitils'enct,.-the• separate'Selieols,..s.:
•
to ,the Staff and psti)IIS ,,a Year's tubs ,here, •was'in, attendance at the funeral. I.O.D.E, calendars were. Presented, ft.
„seriPtion 'to the National Geographic • ' - - ..,---,----,------:---------;-• the.ScheolS to be placed. hi each rooms.
. • ' CLAIIIIE-JCLARK •
, A donatio_miLtraaon of • 4.54 enauchrg,a-wryasruirinadgeitn.tha,.'.,
Magazine, which i..r.0 received: by Mr. ,
"Br°Tvil• ',The. prize for the *h*hest • M4. -.Stanley Crarke, yOunger son o ,
Shackleton_hy Mrs, Redditt.. : ' • rieh,was , one ot the xestnespals,.211.--as Arra. A: L. Cole, showed'stOtarsretelifte•
The ,'Robert 'ParlesIVIedal :Marriage eerenieny which teek place, at- -
1i fon :b..4....,,,_gaiii_Idaps.L...z -- -hatt,i-ef---f144 ' • - .
tritTe 11,C:rsp6:11e%iiidldn. rBell;esratrYbY,Ftlitlezi-d'ii:easnri e'rif".'
niarlc$ In'TEngil.Sh, litorature, donated•b* Re ,7 , C.;..,10.. and‘. Mrs, ClariKe of - '09de-
the :Chapter, was 'presented to Bera411.1
Xhigston-.-Whig-Standard gives the fol- in • theSgeneral. fond of 903.82 and st.'
-on , • .....- _
. semis .in. the, war a,cconn. ,t,. $370.33 ; hat.,
nce --(in-:hand, '171.61 and poo. in
Victory bonds. s , . *, - , c.- Lk..
.,. , . „ , , . •
-Airs.. C. ' K. - ,Saunders,. Meinbership•.:
cenvener, reedited seVett.neve inehilsere.
...„ .... , .. .._ „,„. • ..
.GC...I. STUDR.NTS , .
• . -- GIVE AN1411AL. 'AT.41001
.10.wingss'itecounts • •,. •
t • • An interesting wedding .-tvae. Solera-
, nized at 3 o'cloek thia afternoon- "
, Merlon Alemoriai Chapel,' Queen's
Uni-
versily, When Reit, George As -Brown,
Ist.sts,,,s-united-.4A • 'hart -lege' :Barbara,-
danghter of 'Dr. itifti Ili*. A. la:Via*,
": 200 Albert • streets, and Stanley Ilarnes
- Clarke of Ttronto, son' of Rev. and
Mrs. C. I*. ClarkiGoderieh; Ont. soshe... -_The;testitiel-Collegiate Institute •eSsst
bride; who vvis •glyae. bi- marriage by hone was held. in, the „eeliook
Dowell, who -replied suitably. ''• ' Corsage; WaS of red roses. Vit. -Lt. B. TWataleY, tare&
Principal .Egown And - Miss Mes. same:material: and- nary blue acees-, of the staff, and.' friends, inclUding
gin-
- her Pr. A. L. Clork*, was
sant „,figtire in, a street -length frock-vided a Most efijoyable deeasion for; ay
of y blue 6rePe, with a., hat of the large gathering of 'students, xnembers
hosutt4, on,1Priday 'night lastwhano:t.Pauie:.-
, The pregrani waS ieinetivied with The brides Only .atteatiatit . was -SUS: "bev,:, of' *the ,.tet,t,ellifig stair,
the singing of '" • Harry I -toward of Brockville, as -mutt-. Troll' his stetion. in 'the, .grovinee' ef •
. rois,of Isoner, wearing an -effeetivesgolit Quebec to.--kcep his annual "date with.
.
vgEm .110,,SE CASE • erem•stge4t-l'ength froels with a istatelisithe school. The. "gym" was attractive, •„,,
. tinlited,-• London,' dealers' In lug•tiiihanl• and bisiWni, ateessories. Dr.. ry deeerated keeping Vslth the. 1944
t.6.en_„fin d roo Clarke, OttaWa;• brother of stSadie •of the 'Sfuneles."
,best. mon. and Mr. Guests were'reeeived by Mrs. A. it-secitti-
and costa *tor selling a. flai,r of_seonsense ,i.tennetb, ne8e, and 31i'. Mahood, Atrs. E. pop* And...
both of Tingstoii,, were tastier& „Ails* Miss,--Noralcleritee,presidep.tof the Stu-.
enor&-Blak plaYe'd the. wedding ionsic -dents'-Connell, under whoseanspiees the
and-durhi„esthe signing -of the'register affair iviis• held. MuSle Was
Dr. Herold, AngroVe ,sang delightfully. hys the Casa Royal tirelieStra of •London.
Following the,.reeremenys recesition• Barbara IlenrSesinaltobert-Olifer, wero; ;
was held. at the lionie:•ett: the -.Iiride'S the winners in the illuminated"; danee,
parents', Albert street. 'Upon their re- TAueb.. ivaS another. enjoyable, feature
bite- frOM their *wedding ,trip. Mr. aria of a delightful -evening.
,
Mors. , Clarke will reside In Toronto,
4.)ut,--44.town gdosts Islight•Olficer
NtarY Clarke; .R.O.A.P..(W.1);), Ottawa,
eister lir the groom;"111r8.'ri.EL 1orse,
ilattiford, Conth; aunt 1:11(7 1)11(1(1, and.,
Mrs,' Geese* Clarks Ottawa. •''
Mrs Sohn M Johnston whose death
ocenrred.Q11 of • lest week,
a laid to rest in Maitland' cemetery,
' Ruth. Alligun, for Writing, by liender-. Shackleten; for ' oistainixfit, the , lagliest
, ' • -- - ts on sat a . gtern0 n. k en e n e. SijnY Beek-80re; --- •- - -...,.--'" ....-, . marks DS' central Seliiiiil at *the 'high
Inazijoa contimttoe , iirci i 6 t i d it d:__T ,
sA,eorumunication .froin_the- Natiouat " • , - .- ..magelke Ryaus In ,art; by iiiith"-st -Seheols entrance eXataillations. of 1943
Wars-Itutuice Comiiattee (County ;of. ,IhtiWis *large number8 fr4in Goderich,
s., Art Store.. ' - -- , s', - - ' A happy taledietory,addiesa. on, be
-Ira-roil •,,bt.aneb),,--stiggesting.,_ thnt,! the_ GOderieh -toWnsbili ' awl • ontsi.40 potilts , _loan Scott, itif -ailthm4tio,,-Lby 'Prlii, half , o'f, the graduates' was -given ilay
Town establigh it reserve . fund for attended the fUneraliereice,.which - was ,t
--Pal It, Stonehouse. '- - 13._eulah,*• who expressed., gra titude fel
1)01,1 Wal purposes; and lliVest tin 21111(1 COriducted:•br Rev; It. IT' ttikilbuir-of ' -Margaret,i3OVV111; Ill spellieg, 'by IMes •the pleasaut 'Steara li Central. Sehoel
in Victory loan bond,,. wasi referred to North. street united ehur914 who paid 11:-.X. MacDonald. , ' 'and at the emelusion 'of Tier ,.reinaSks
the finanee committee, . .. ,: A'iltting tribliste; to tIle%nse,mory of Mrs. Eugene Ryan, itragrieulture, donated' presented gifts, on theirs behalf to
NOtlee WO given of a raOti011 to be johnston,, who-.,; had endeared herself ,ilioni.„ tilt): agrfpnitural .grant. • :, , _
presented •At theshekt meeting for- tile to a host of 'frinds. The. casket NtaS
reSeinding Of ' bylaW No. fLot .1883;. re- surroneded with a wealth ,of.'*florsti • Robert Park liltarri4- 1,le(14.
quiring, that taxes „ be .,insereeare,• tor triVutes .which were •,signsaoant of tvo e,e. o er ar niei olia. - e
ll R b ' t P" 1 ii 1 rti (lai,
len led isy..• * Victor Lauriston of
four . years -before the property''eStedin in *bleh. slie,wasslielsts•onti of t P. , .. ..___, , , .
Ofsethrim eivr--the: highest marks ob.
cornea be. put sat tax feit.-for the bereaved
,Ils•proposed.to make the Period three,- Among them were those -from
years, • , , • • :,• • ,North , church; • :Maple
20nottitted•„"*ePeria
1.110••11-4,nnee 'committee. leadcsAe, _ tlY.91Bowlldg,
lowing recoinmendatkons: That .#' grant 0141), , Public 'Utilities Contitlislon and
50 1)0 tothe"enWlekees;:','Ooderick'Irire' Department,
Lor Its% Rescue „Heine. work; that a, Godericli Staff, the mail ears
grant of $360 for 10-43. be made to riers", 'executive,. of tlie old Goderieh
Alexandra Hospital.' and a similar Heekey Club, Goderich. Bridge
ainonn.t. for 1044 that tife'' salary Of and ‘g!lia- GAtes. Ajar," 117 lovely tribute
tiw,Medical-P•ollicer, 'Of ,healtir. be $25' /rein the .heighberS• 'resideatki„of
per, month from January ist„ 1944. (it: rural ,moil• route No. •1.
haa beer', $100 a Year) s•that the County The pallbearers tVere IL C.' Uoberf•-
ratea of , $-13;045,60' be , prepaid at .11, sone Trianon', Thome ,Sowerby,
diSetiiitit -of $543.51.' Itellef*-1teeeititte. ' itioNekughteri,
janoary at/taunted to '$240,87, suite -and .George reitgan, and
the public works committee 'recom., flower -bearers were ,....Tohnston,
ineeded• that the tender of Ds, Mums) neg. Johiisten, T. 11:,'Itunelte, lierbert
to „"-iiedecorate the 'Council .cliamlie4: Lamprey; Maitland Driver, Gordon.
at $00; tiecepted, ami that Roy Ort and. Perey Grahams • .
Meritun; foreman, .be paid $28 a wok. Outiof-tOwn friepds for the
,tho cemetery and parks 'coWinittee funeral Were: Mr. flo," 1ft°' .itiehard.
reeommended that the fecrtor Opening McNatighton, Miss .Margaret
a grave In 'Maitland cemetery be ton, of London; David 'MeNanglitofiST of
creased. to $9 from March,ist text, Bayfield; James ' :Johnston, of
'fteso reports were adopted. ' Clinton. . 7.• .,.`
Mayor Turner referred synipatli —
etleally to the illnese of Stuart 'Mason, ZURICH PLANING Mitt ntlitNE10-
reporter; and it was decided to send , The Raibileiseh• . planing mill at
twine 110WerS to Writ 4n the hospital. Zurich WAS deStreSted.,0 fire lest night,
•BylAW No. 4 of 11)4,4, • reaPpoiriting with damage estimated at $00.000 or
O.. ,Sturdy assessor and, collector more. P. Kalbfleisch Ron of
of taxes,. at A sentry ,of 0600 per on. Zurich, owners of tile ralll, also operate,
the former ifiuchanaii planing', milt in
Goderich,•,'
1,c
,tained , in' Victoria School' at .flie high
sal:RI-el 'entrance was ,Pre-,
seated - to .Toari Stott bY. _Stone7:
PleaShig•.IitlJ-e ad
• - thanked -the - teachers :of MO •
school; and .conskided by Presenting steeicingS price higher thAnothe
ifts to Prideipal Stonehouse and. Miss baste period „;priee: -
SacDontqd on -behalf of the gradutitieg
class, for which Mr. Stoiieliituse ' ex -
Pressed their thanks.. ,l'oafi is the
dallgliter of Mr. mid Airs. 44 11. Scott::
• . •
' 11;ort,rfjitS. • Unveilell-
Mrs. George ,Tolniston,:,-OLtlie, Pitblie
School 11304trds graeefilliSt, perferinea
the ceremony of unveiling the pictures.
After those ofTheir. Majesties were
uncovered, Murray- Garrick delivered
a short sketc11 of tho lived'of,the Xing
and the (peen, and 'the whole •sebobi
Sang "The Kiii Thstilt its London."
Pala liricknell was 1,4108e11 to 'speak, of
the lion. WinsfoneSiburehill, and, the
audience • joined e.•la singing "Rule;
Britannia.' The unveiling of Presi-
dent Itoosevel.Vis ,portrait 'was 11.11110(1 by Dr an . appropriate-. sketch of
Mr. itooseveit Carlyle Ilannister
and ,"Tho Star-spangled was
sung.
Jr, kltonolfouse expressed the ari.•
preelatiOn Of the Atoll', and eehool. to the,
"School Board and to the doilers"of
prizeg and the iiiteresting program was
.\• • v,
eoneltiae s_wit1/20the eingh\g, of
Savo th
evidence SubMitte-d'11 ;City polico-:Cdurt
the ,hoso marked "thibstaildard" Were"
piirchaaed in December for $1.15. Sam -
:Act, Vivi-anion,. manager •bt * the store;
testified that- hosiery..vvas sold. for ,thle•
price during the basic period. 'Ilrie
Moorh'ouse, counsel for the Wartime
Prices htul Trade , Boards! eententled
that this-prk,e•-testssfor"-O better grade
of hese, the•flue is..one °tithe •largest
imposed London ,tor pniee, ceiling
Vielat ions.
T113 wgittrin* •
Temperatiires
of the pastl,, week in
Goderielf, withthese.of the 'eorrespend-
leg ;week fl 15.1' ikt:igo, OS 0 dolly re-
eordeel,folleivs't
• , 194,4,. • 19,13
Max. "Min. Mit.V. Min,
'1001i., '3 • .10 32 " 13
Pri.,Areb. 4 30 e -40 • ' 30
Sat., Feb..31 38 25
Sun., 'Pols 9 17 ,39 Mt,
Mous Pep;7 ...., , 15 • , .38. 11/f
¶l'nes,, 10,01,, 8 ' *24 13 33, VI nri
WeC .. . .. '‘ la "0 19
ST. GEOltftlE'S
The, St; tleorse's braneit of the W.A.met oh IN'edtkesb,lay in, the Guild room.
nr8. Dunbar presided. end ,oposiki the
meeting' With prayer; 31188e43toWtts1e11
in the Uteri:it 'prayer mid Mrs. Hunt
.gaSe,the'Sei.iptiise reading. Artieles of
clotbiiit,,, were donated to eomplete the
bstV's elothieg for the hale going to
Csaisistoii',.. Alberta... Mrs. Monteith
give the third chapter from the
book, •"On. This Pouudatiou," entitle(
"The Indelible Matte of Ilistory,?) the
dramatic story Of the conquest of Latin
America. Res. W. • 'Xt. •ThialAr 'Ielesed
t•
' i)1441
" • . GODERICO iritsic oven
The Goderieh Music Club, „held lffi
Februtit, meeting ou..Weiblemay night
111 MacKay 11ll1. Mrs, AXeDougalt •
cautioned' ber • talks on theory. Viso
Clara Barrett gave uninteresting IV.,1*t
on Modern inusie and sang "rtaiu, by
Curran, "Christ Went 'Up Into the.
Hills," and 4*Lore Went a -Riding,"
Prank Bridge.Mrs. MeDougall plo.Yed
two piano seltvtionSi' "Spring." by
Oreig, and "Iltish.liour in Xiang Kong,"
by, Chasing-.
MORE IIDOES WANTED
The Canniligli of the /.0.11.11. for
books, or cash to ;Purchase boar*, f4r
inen and. Women .of the war DerPfees
will be continued for soi tbno yet.
Over, 200 books have ,been tontliblited
in t; erieb, but many ore sitre,
may- be, left at tbo POrt