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1100 am 110LY COMMUNION AND SgR44,014.
Subject:. "The Real Worth ot H„
349 'P.M* CIIURCII sou091. AND ittBuO. CLASS.
700 P,ia. v*,1,ssolio AND stRaION;
"14at There Be tight."
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• North,nited Church
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113 TtiltNitt SANK
'11 a.m. "Strategic and Tactical Christianity." •
a! pan. SUNDAY ,S01100L. •
7 p.m. !`The 110Pardenable
Monday, 3 p.m. -A. P.U.
Aimoavehgregationai Meeting, Monday, January 22nd at 8 pm.
Organist and Choir Leader— '
MS. Murray Iletberington, A.T.C.IVI.„ •
A• SINCERE WELCOME AWAITS. XOU
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11 P.M. MEIN WORSHIP.
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, ..,..,'%Sermen Subject: "AttituOes Toward.ale.sW•'! ,
70.4; 'PUBLIC WORSIIIP.,
' • Sefttion Subject: Vools'tor Christ."
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II. 'a.m.' JUNIOR COAREOATION:
, 2,36 p.m. spsams scllooL,... , • . . . . .
Wednesday, :Jainia4-- S.th,' ..Annual Congregational Meeting,. 8 . :nu
- ansastkiw-iitilvEuENiu tocumi,D. 76110v,.ur.i. .
.oRGANcsir.=-4uss EILEEN - BOGIE.-
DIRECTOR OL? PRAISE --MRS, 'FRANK' SAUNOE.10i*.
-Come .nridi'Worship Aliel-Liiid nin ' the BeantY -iof Ilielbiess. .
Vittoria St. United Chiiich
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MINISTER----•---REW-IAWREN.CE- IL TURNER, B.A.
' ORGANIST—MRS. L. HANNA
1 am. ,SABBATH $cllo(#4. . '•'
spat-. LIFE'S *DL4C1CLINES. "The Discipline of Temptation."
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an: SERIES ' ON 713N um OF ,JOSEPH.
l "Behold This. Dreamer Cometh."
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oderich. Baptist Church
RFN. JOSEPH. JANES; MA:, PASTOR
Mrs. "Wilfred Donaldson, • Organist.
•ku4ue -wonSitttp.-
"The Roadto
s!4stp.,t,,S SCHOOL..
•7 p.m. SONG SER;4710'.'
"-the Sin of .Hypocrisy."
VVe-d.Peadgl!, 8 p.m. f'-rj;irii71Sfeetiiaa:7—'
- 4 CORDIAL NirbtscomE FOR ALL.
PENTRNIPOSTAL 'ASSEMBLY: OF. CANADA
-VETHEL°P,ENTHCOSTA.I. TABERNACLE
A. G. HARRIS, Pastor. ' 16 WATERLOO ST,
Stirilees '
....1144.0aY-10.00 p.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL. ‘,
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1.04 pan: "The 1 ospeL"
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Tne,sday ,13.00 p.m., Younpeople's Service. .
Thursday ii.o0 p.m; Pre, er ligidethig.
«Our message is.Christ and our aiiin is Eva,ngelism"
Inspiring singing and Gospel Messages await you at
pi9. efttitgavo.AAT PREACHE.S .WHAT THE BIRLg,TMCIIES.
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aroused oia-'• • Sunday • afternoon when
hig., caterpillar snowplovi, began
bucking the snowbanks ,,between Nile
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and IltingaMion., The driverclaimed
• theYlVere the 'hardest bankg to move
jrc_ali Iiis epr1enCe.. The "cal?'
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not seem to get Sufficient traction when
'it hit the tarked.,ioat4 but it:Certain*
• widened. The roadway, piling the MOW
.up against the telephone posts. ,
11,1 • Janles,'Nfegnight, who has been
'm g. his hOme:with Carman •Brind-
leY,, has gone to Goderieh' to spend the
.winter with' his n1eee. ilis health Is
not as good as it might lib,• t
Belt. ri. Currie, inteada leaving the
charge on the' lst of
February and on Sunday , two me,M-
berg of bille congregation were ap-
pointed t� attend the meeting of PreS--
bytery to 'see about a pnlpit inpftly
until anly 1st. Mr. Tonk. McPhee and
Mr. 1. Currey...are the two delegates.
Little,. Joyce 'Taylor has been 110
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Reeve
Witolen of lauron
(Cuutinne4 front pup
PatterSon, Presented his repOrto., and a
pr.
DERICII SIGN' AR
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. 10 RENT
t'or
LOST MO .1rop141).
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Briefs
,,,.,,...„.......„.....„.............,.., Ir. loi-1-4-.T.,-rpowitoomED Auk- _.
'A. smart group of hats ter:, Friday . ERN apartment. J. W. cum,(4,4., •LOST. De.4.X.1:- CHAIM 846 x A,O;
Reeve II. .`' NV, Tuckey, • TAIxeter„ felt, SPeeblity priced at $1.95, at*Ntss. ioc, 30: OIDDIT. TWO' - Aisirelta,ToMtNtrisloTui$11, istutlj'NauTunuaryrtOtThu.* rxisnpdeorn.pwl,eaoseoneortliteitY,
shOrt ..discussipa followed.. and Saturday and the. gollowing Week, •
',furnighed or unturro,
040 1,11'°r(le. to k°00 Ole "wig OPeu la "Yiliell'erhtote rer1141,x,e,11.4,°wre'lutA ,prihe86enne;.4a621;14;'2, consider renting entire ,hoUSO to Std,t•i','PlIelle 86°. .114Mard... az
'winter heavier equlpment i,was neces. 0 , ,, vi toria,, able party r possession available aranad ' 'Aiiftli'iviiir S% 1)1 jor
j 0 r 33. t 1 FebruarY 1st OW. .W. IlAtIC , L , . ' '' Ot
Sary. lie SUggeated that the Couneli ,''„,,i, ellir .,,P3,1, .._ nob o • .
eulouctu'S7etintrreTbithtleaArelc8a reh"e 6fa" 7', I . .• ' . ' • .2., •Gotil'err°I.g7 ' taallWAllnitseweer°8111e, tlowe"troinvget.a"
'Sheila niakeithe purchase of...up-to-late a'":78 et'?
Reeve DalY,'0.Setitorth, .,also• favoredelUsi ,• '- . - ' ' '. ‘3.4 10-0,*113010. r"" 44411I14UNT-LW413.4 awbpiliasulTie1341:34pkane°w4011:17g7.Qt. 111S 141.11°r3el
equipment A. postiwar 'prOjeCt. •
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making prOVisiOn for „the pnrellaSe Oil • ThP Graduate Nti001' Msociatton, ,. hot *titer lioting; „ R1194p, uti,
new puttitsler fighting snow. "FarnierS' .giOups .1, and 2 of he Red Cross Re- .---.. , •„ , . ..,, ,.
won't go back,to horse and bliggy, days; 1 iserve, Vill meet, at Miss A. Cleaver's ,0 RENT. -4-00014 ,00N11,'ORTAII3LE
they Want to„use cars,” he asserted. - .oillOo at 845, ' 'Friday, .ItinuarY 24. 'apartment; available February ,lat. " WANTEDReeve R. 4. Bowman Stated he eon- IMecriurWer:04j.411stodagie4 w•woir%, complete 114is 'pbolwe, A4t,3, , , '• ' . ..-3
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financial surplus, and ,Speral Part of it . For ,better 'health in vvintertime take" TO IILINT.'"7.444141)? tVt/liSISIMD ANTEli.—TVUY'.tow
B. OLE)tio
-sidered it.good, busineSS to build 'UP 4."
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on*equiPment as a post-war project. one PagerGrifilths 034)101 tablet daily. . • apartraent ,with mddern COVert, 1 Pad dead cattle; Must be suitabie
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Estimaws looms . , ,. , They. 9)1.tato oil:essential mitami4s and iences in quiet home; available the .•tOr . Intnk Lee'; removed proinPkiat •
' County Treasurer Erskine Submitted minerals` ALSQ in lignid form' fpr la- Ilr8t of Vebrtiary. Apply 28 Cambria, VAUD 0./1413BliT, phone 908 r 22, 01111-
estimatesof reeelPts and expenditures tttlits n'n't! Chticirell. OumPilell .8 Drugi.°841' „ ; ', , , :- . -----i'•-- 41, . 4 Vtr,.'0611nr:tjoAnt'l. 4, (lattleljsva.41? iorP.11Que '9:1)168tfr
for 1040. xpenclitures were eStimated "'re' 4 ..'• ' : . * " ' -3 rro, RmsiT....--rovit-E,00tim yoRs-0 ,---. , -- . .--, .- • . . ------ - .
at $192,705 Pad receipts, . exclusive of . The Coloorm, unit of the Federation ,11' ISLIED apaittaent On Arst 'floor, WANTEDOmAN TO 1)0 WORK
taxeSi at $10,083, leaving $145,722 to 9_,VAgrienittire will hold its nelct meet- With ' tbree-pieee- bathroom and sun', by daY,.. Write BO N 19, SIONAL,
-be. raiSed, by -taxation. TbiS would re-' :mg 0 the Tewnshk)" 110.11, Cellew, tit .porch and basement: Available around , STAR, '
quire a levy. of , 2,70 mills, Ili • ad„: 8.80 on ThurEitiay .evoilug,
January I lst February. MRS. TOM,i, SILLIff,
dition .woulifibe the rate for County, 125th.moving pictures willbie shown, ii Nevo.gtito otroot,.. 11104 -05, u. 4,$BING.,,,,PrAicoN 17()R-• r4n,
highways, -Which at 1.55 mills wouldibX ,.**,F. HarrveY. Johnston; ,these Pie- • , ., . _ , 1 , : ,c,./1 jios or imusilluals. Called for
414, Inpuri. ,4., , .i i . Petormaluethvteeorinwid all, ighlialvye enothearrtgaeinhi‘ogi.... ,,74n- 'TQ. .t.PliT,•:-4-r*il,Ri*TISHVD HEATED and delivereo„, , ‘otai , /0.NAti,;$TAlt;
raise 4$84,103., making the , total . rqit ture's.* are - both edneational and
In townships' this would be increased committee •apartraent ; liVing-room, kitehen, , ' ' - - • ' • *. :. .:', '.8x
by ratefor secondary schools costs. addltiOnal .program.:,.. In--the--afternoon..-11reeb4rr=y aildt,,P•Prihvoantee bath Available
j."railill)„1-e3 IWAN': --'rED.---fj.S-13).if' 'OAR, ii; OUT -
Th re will • be no material change in of thei_ealne day, at a, o'clock, a speCia.14.,..,,,, _ . _ --. OF -TOWN person. Apply SVCilsIAL-
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the e ,rates, for 1940, Mit- a materlai slurwmg of moving.' pietures vvill beRENT.—FURNISHEDRTINt.—puRNIsHon .APAR,T., STAR OPIUM. :, _ .‘ P
school elindren 1 '.7. 4,,•'`IVNTI , boated , :with . all. couyon.
reduetion in 1946 will be -effected under nin(1,0 for an Colborne , ...,...,,,,,
attend. , - .: 4 , iendes, and .electric ''''`stove.' Availilble AN T •I'l..1).--H9 u PP. .'w°tTLI)
the ' new system of Provincial school who'.,are able to
grants, s ..•'! ' ' •' ' 'BOW sale at Ivy -Mary ..ShoP,,:,Satur- lst February. Apply 14 North street, . When buy or re/4; medima Aizo;
Hospital Matters . auspiges, of 'St: PortriCk's group-- O., St ; ''''' '
aY4,-*r ebrnarS',.:24414.,„ " fa4n„ iiiider :7-'--- ..,....., Tv2tuslie,ttmc'baie.iii*:-Ptool.riiR;411yt.r6iiit;e:P(38:e'rg$4.;
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At the. afternoon, sitting . there was
considerable discussion as to the reprel George's cilurell'•" . -a
sentation op hospital boards by rural ..„,4
reeves of districts ad jacent . to th.e, GoPdulerlie,erh;Bruittrisigh j.' •tirnep:aels.yei. representative, Miss
tirAtihies: ;
,,vv innifred O'Neil, Clinton, yvill be, in
hospitals. .. ,
Iii reply to a question,' Reeve J. J.
Evans read from a report of pe Wing -
ham hospital in which it was stated
that $60,601r Ird7"been -subseri -
ward. :the holding of the new wing ..
*CenStrlietioly of:Which. it is hoped -Will• -The. Xvening.` Auxiliary, of North' . x06.
1-------4*:sfieet tinitea: church vviii held a ,Pot... -al . SALE:L•STORE, 22, , T
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14"10111AINliS • • - • Notice is ,bereby given to all persons
tAitp p
THU
AY, 4414rITA
BREAD
Raltri4 otir eirt OveVIL
For this Week:eiid
Cherry Pies
-30 etwri: awn.
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ry s Bake y
ithe' Homo • of TaiktY' 'Pastr37'.
AWL', 011.JERFIRT! Proprietor.
PHONF
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NOTICE To 140EtuTORts•
N.;714 9P oni3bygoit$.
, Ali persons"hav.ing, claims. against tbe.
eState of 'William. Frederick • Campbell.
who died at Goderich.„ yeeember•
140,1944, are required to forward pax-
ticulttrii of -their ciiihns• to the under.
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$1 the 1001 day . February,.
1945, atter wh.icif date the' e4tate will ,
'1N.,,AllStrilaited, • • •
Goderich, lann.ary 1D1-0. or
111rank --Solieitor for the°
• Executrices:. ,„ .
NOTICIfl TO-ORDDITORS.
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NVAN11*1).7.-0ANA.RY CAGt, STAND ring ,atik claim Against 'the estate -
R. AND liza'atAi lap woRT1Eir tilie Preferred though - not of Annie. XcLay, late of. the Town..of,"
in.forniption enquire at Signal -Star • wish ,to, Op* t
vilice. ' „ •'• .:3-6 kind to then*r 1
Itesekve Tuesday, February 13th, for and thasel
the pancake- social by greup 1 . of
'Knox -church -`;-0.11'1 R SALE
e rienrelea•yvveemreonsto; JARL 4prj. , in the ceuntyof Huron,
phone 401J evnrngs or 3 spinster,. who died.o'n or about the 23rd
frowers.
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be starthd in the spring ,and completed !,
... anara 13901-t o frontage, ow the' Square. ' Write
by autuain., New regulations by the luck 'fee supper .in the chureh ball on DIJItarlq7,
_qpi-ernment had to he met and delay Goderich,t, an a 14th, li.945,'
OX NO. 15,' SIGNAL -STAR. ‘ • .2t2
The 'annual meeting of the Goderich Mr, and rs z06.,,imurranin,n.:3;:t:71'Bv..._
, ainiary 11.th,, 1945, PO dale ; also a inail-bo*, good as new,
TneSday; January '23rd 6.30 pan. ..
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23ta,, -.A. HORTON. .
was calved: , ,
Deputy Reeve . Attridge, '.Gl'oderich
intimated that Goderieh hospital at .8 naii,,
. r be held on TueSday, "JanuarY '
. branch of the Ited. Cross Society Will
. Auburn, so
. Goderie '
mit and „,xtr rAnk, Herten> Huron TAMLS DilPICNAN, St.
. i. single .arness, both ni good • con-
O.R. - SALE.—CUTTER, SNT OF
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present is not making .ends meet He ' '
Itant to make reeom- Library.. Everyone interested in. the
in t• the. rooms at the Public
road, Obile141V„,.a, sen. '•,,'''' ' oder.i.g. ' 'AndreW's
2-3x
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• work -of
Vedl-Cr9s"s-xirgere- SONES.-4•Af 41,,Itaii eliStie Deacone
-mendatioii,s regar, ng-extra--men-on-the ..
quested -to present.' Reports will be, , • .
Hospital, D.ktbiti ea 'December 16tb, OR 'SALK„--7.COZ HOUSE WITH
board, but in his !opinion It ,shoUld be given alio, 'the. electioir.of '"efficers for ,, . ,, ,. to 44.., , „s, Archie Jones, ,_ .,,
Reeve V. D. Falconer fe ti Clinton . DetrOit, a- 40 h, re jenifer Ann. ..• .
garde; garage, Al .shape. - ' priced
furnace, bath, lights, water and
made. • , - ;-* • : . , - '• 1945 will lalieplace. This is youF . .
RoSpital Board would be glad to hand Red 008s -4 -Please attend.
IED • . reasonably. , Half cash; balanceJerms
The annual meeting of the 'local
the reins over to rural reeves. . branch -of theNtivY League will be held. 13AfiR —GILL . AM: .-1,- At knOic to ' Suit: 0,Waer *leaving town: BOX ,
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Presbyterian Manse, Gederich, on 16, SIGNAL -STAR., .2-5X
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January, lith, 1945, by. Rev., Riehard• ,
Stewart,‘ Clara 1: , Anne, Youngest A.:1filOR sAt,a—i-A• AND 2B' MIL, aCt
' do:tighter a' Mr:, and 1Virs. George battery •radie.„ Practically --new.
• Oillingham,
'30 'Ge rge, ; 00; er Brook, New. Stewart :Bari Apply :phone 1.3,- Goderich. • -2
foundland, tri .
FOR SALK.—JIGSAW 'WITH 3,4:1LP.
of GlasgoW;*;" See land. • They will ... ,
• Motor.' 'Apply RYAN'S
on: Nig 8 • ighwaY-near,, Gede- -isitomexeiectric .. , __ .
• rich,' - ; - -- ,i ' -,...„ • -
'day Of :December, AD. 1.944; to send,
same to the undersigned , on or before
10th day Of 'January, 1945,, as. on and
after that date the , executor the -
Said estate shall proceed to inake'dis..;1
tributiOn a -the assets thkebf,-haVIng
regard only to the „claims
Dated at Gederich this ard day -of '
January, A.D. 1945. , .
' • R. O. -HAYS,
s Ontario, "
1-3 Solicitor for the Estate,
-- Others taking part in the discussion in the Connell chamber of the Town
Were Reeves Berry, Armstrong, Ginn, Hall on Thursday January 20 at 8 p.m.
Wheeler, •Bownian and Dorrtince. ikitordial, invitation' is extended to the
ally a motion that the usual *Iasi: be nob* ito he .ilrosoot. s
given to ;hospitals, providing the reeves 7 The 'Arthur Circle of Knox, church
of adjoining districts are on the boards,'1 will hold a rim -image' sale in MacKay
was left with, the :health- and hospitult Hall On Saturday, January- 27th, at.
coromitthe. . • 1.80,.' „ 3-4
R. L.. geed. and George- in
At 'Kingsbridge 11a11, ,Monday, .Car -
were •appointecl. corn -borer inspectors ruthers orchestra. Admission 50c.
for 1945. ••
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Bruce Matheson., agricultural repre- HEAD OF -IMPORTANT .
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Agricultural RePregentative.
Sentative, 'stated • that short courses in -
sense' farm meclatinies, V'ethrinary, and '
pasture improvements; are in progresS.
J1 hoped to have tj: co-operative cheese
faetery in operatibii in Blyth.. Produc-
tion' of oats and barley in experiment- ,,who at the be,giroling
al, Seed 'pieta had, good results.; aid the °
of 1945 finds 'himself supreme com-
North Huron •Plowmen's As§c'ciaricm mander of the General Accident Assur-
ance Company of 'Canada, Scottish Can-
adian, Assurance Corporation and the
Canadian Iran:eb. :of General Accident
,Fire and Life Assurance Corporation
Ltd., of Perth, -Scotland, with Can-
adian heaclqoaiters- in Toronto. He
-will: h91d.th,c--title ot....general-niapager
inthetwo Canadian Incorporated .CoM-
Panieg, and manager for Canada in the
latter. His marcliqo the top has been
"uninterrupted. ' , •
After a iieriod in the Toronto oilice
as inspector, he became manager a
Winnipeg branch. He there
/until -1936, and wais- then: recalled to
Huron Flying Club Toro to to becoMe joint mariager With
This (Thursday) 'waning Geo.
• Feagan aud Reeve B. 'W. Tucke3r ad. hold the 'title of assistant inanagei and
. INSURANCE GROUP
General "Manager of one of Canada'S
largest insurance groups at forty-four
is the •envialile Tecord of, Douglas. )3.
.hope to have a plowing match in the
fall. • . .
Hume Clutton and Gordon Bisset
,were a, delegation froin the Huron
Holstein Breeders' ASsociation. lqr..
Clutton, speaking in support of it re-
quest for a• grant of $100 for a fair,.
statett-4 th'at the'.., cheese' at
Holinesville had had; two record. out-
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The -Warden assured the delegation'
'that their request would receive "con;
sideration.
.7lie Council. adjourned to meet on
Thursday. : A
iTANSTONE.
January 10; 394
hi his 64th Year.
YUL,E1..A.--411 lovin
mother, ,
'".. 1 P Thatd?' ast ndO, lit:Ett.;,.. ia,.3:041
•With, a cheery "..s
Sh:ethh s * de
handai; , , ,
daughter t, ( 1
_Evlearli
Geo rey X.: IVIalcolin;. Mr.n *Malcolm will/ •
dressed, the Council in • support of •; al secretary, . fr. •_ , .,
quest from the 'Huron County Flying _ 5he., local agent of-:titia insurance
Club, meeting iit Clinton' on Wednes- 'group is P-.-1.. Ryan, -
day, that ..the:,.esdienses-;_bf.,•thre.,,e,„ dele-
gates to the •Canadian .• Flying Clubs
Association,• which . meets at . Port
Arthur en jarmary 26th, be paid - by
, ,
the Council. ,...„ ' ', .,,
Mr.. Peigan recalled that in, 1940 the
field fel- an airpert (Sky Harbpr),
was bought for $10,090: • In the ,opAr-
ntion;;..of..the,field,._te,..stated,,a. profit,
10,000 was realized. The,Department
ofwatiertai,.;Defenee has -requested -the'
formation of flying clubs. tre- telt that
with the ' infermation.,, gained„ • at ,the
thepting to be held at Pert Arthur' the
Club would be more 'conversant, vitli,
what might :be: ,required te-operate a
flying club .% In • this 'County, and *. the
$10,000 -weuld be distributed after the
Club„, is in operation: i ' • ,,, „ ,
Mr. • • Tuckey explained ! that .the
Government hattrdeeided- that •-n0.- pro-
fits frein the school.'would .,be paid to
individuals but . to the. , , flying clubs
when the war is over, , !Elie Federal
Department of,„&lr Defence made ' a
strong.121.ea to forfeit' all profits over
.and above $5,000. a year, In Consider-
, alio of the forfoltiire of $70;009, build,
: PeePle who, care beconte people \ who I hips and equipment :would be given.
dare, ' At the Clinten meeting 'this_ week it Was
agreed that - a.SsiStanee trOta the' Gov -
eminent -.wonld.,:be necessary for ' the
opertittim of ari airport as a training'
school for tvarions flying courses - or
,as 4 G4101(16:6 airport.' The War
Assets Cerporation;had been asked not
to remove the buildings or egnipment.
t , , •
,T1W.Skyl'Hurbor.:site• had` been leased
to the, Government for the. duration Of
the war and for throe years after.,
Reeve Bowman ., stressed the fact
haV the „ land. Was ' Huron County's
cefitdbution, to the war effort, . and
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that 11 Was a benefit to have it located
here. The .Plying Club wask.ttinxitits•
to retain it, "If We are to get in on
the , grottal floor, we . should , Send a
delegation." • , '
A. MOtiOtt DrOpOSed by Reeves Bow-
man and Berry, that 13. 'W. Vuekey be
.tbe delegate from the:Pounty Connell,'
to the Port Arthur eonivntion, with
,the expenses and those of the president
(of the. Plying Club paid, ivas carried
1 on 7it diViSiolt of 214. ,
• An amendment by Reeves Piker and
I
Agridge that the County of Iluron
llnY the expenses or another delegate;
named by the Plying Club; • IX
MooneY, Was lost on division by a vote'
of 11 to I/.
up tor a few days, , but at .time• of
writing is somewhat Improved.'
-Veung re.ege Elect Officers.—The
annual meeting of the •Viiung-Peoples-
'Union of Nile United church was held
en' January- 11th, viith- Ruby. Wilson
hr)
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In the Present
sholga,but Life. Insuranie)
because the futt,re is amogt
'expeneive harry',
''11(1.:FOltD
et 1ustre.1 Star losorei1
• neat aSstired,,
Tot, 2018w
• - 46.7
in charge. , It was decided to send $2
to missions and $2. to the Red 0r6ss
from the . balance on. hand, Officers
Were elected for 1940 as follows: presf-
Zent-L-16-13'ea Ticevresidea--RUbY-
,WitSpn.;i..secretary, Doreth,L2Tigert.;„
treaSnier, Beth' Hayden ; missions cOn-
vener,Carman Farrier; fellowship eon-
vener, Beriiice Matthews citizenship
Convener, Jack, Wilson ;•recreation cora-
ittee•-Allan Dickson, Gerald DustoW;
Eivvin Feagan, Donald Wilson, 'Grace
Hayden, Joyce Peagan4 pianist, Beth
Hayden. , Regular • meetings are to be
held every Thursday' evening. Games
and limeh added to a 'meat suedessful
evening.
0 ga r
‘13eWare 'if, she starts stroking fair
hair, She ritay be after your scalp,'
advises .the "Air Base News" of Jack
son, Miss.
Pictures
For Wedding, Giftst. Showers •
and Bhihdays•
Beautiful IriowerS & 14Indstalits
:Cranked in Antique Gold It Ivory
frOtu 00e.up
SMITH'Sgorrittio„
St.
Phone 1
•you
•
uire Coa1 o
4
• 46—rroor
Coke
INLIE ONE. NM 4T TS MISSED- -
It takes a lot of ,folks to run a world
as big OA th141-1 • ... -
And while , we wish that some were
• ' gone, a lot of them we'd Miss:
We'd Aniss the:bird...Who has • ilt„smile
and -41Waya likes to •phoW ;*
We'd ,miss; the Man who, ' his
. and 'Tefilh-C,Whele"Wbild
• know --It; ,
*We'd miss the friend „who always has
•, the time -to say
And, the -chap who's always in the
,ganie and first to. Say' "Let's- go.Ve
And 12 we'd miss that .kind of man,
weli, 'wouldn't it be true , •
That folks vvolild miss us when 'we're
gone if we were that way too?
,okonto, on,.1Menday,
. Edgar Vanstone,
ORIAIV1
• memOry. of ' our
eorge Yule, who
ary 18th, 1944.
-.7-She Is just.away.
ile, arid a Nave pf
ed into. an unknown
• will .41ot say ••••
tlein'oMbered by her
. • • I
I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I 1 I I 1 I I ir I I
Fon SALE.-.--WAYSAOLS,S INNER-
SPRIbiG. ,double • mattress with
covet; •double Lyrite. 'springS;..
G. IC radio, table model. • (Must be
Volt SALE. ' OP ' mka
in perfect condition,. Write BOX 18,
sold- by 10.9:112A1•)8°Ri 3'3xx
evening clothes ("tails"), size 38-30,
SALE.—ARVIN HOT* WATER
• ea o -for-car. - In good condition.
OT/CE •
,
MEN, AND'
dealers- are ;making reDre /none,' •
today , than ". ever before. Enjoy • the'
-Security. and benefits of affiliation .with
the oldest and largest company , of .
kind in the world. All sales recorda
were 'Smashed ' - 1944—generous •
bonuses were paid to . Watkins
Dealers. Get into .busitiesS for your-
self --on our capitak. in -your, home '
adjacent . locality. Suitable. travel.,
outfit required. 'Write, now for `fur-
",inforinatiort, IC •
WA.TRINS ' COMPANY, 'Dept. 01G-1 It
2117- Masson street, Montreal, 2-4
4IMINI11444440, -
TENDERS WANTED
'TENDE.R WANTED.'
:The Sehook.-13-o—ardof tli-e7 Township'
a -Colborne invites - tenders for lhe
position „o±pdicafurlfarkaTitgiuni;ieraseih:goafrd-t
the'dutie'S, 'consul t any member of the
-Board. Duties to commence February
,Tenders, to be in tbe, hands o,
"anY 'of the members 'of the 'Board by
sons and FOR SALE.—nix-dTRIC III.ONER noon, January 25th: Loyyest or -any *
.3x 'PhOne 09. • " '..31 other, tender net% necessarilY. aceepted-
OR SALE
GML'S WhITE SI
NGSSTAMPS
. "Row's . we asked; _the
scissors ' grinder. •"Fine," said he.
"N`eiverl,eaW things, SO"* dull„"
.Try • Classified A.d. in The Signal -
Star. " s • :• "
,
New Commissioner
&mit to Nor
The C/Epticil"adeoptAd, reeontinen
ittion of' the Wardlle's cominittee for a
grant of woo to the Sao League Of
Can41(11,
001CDOICII. 'HUTT, bt Vain
recently sopinted &IA
missioner of the Can rseifio
Railway Comany with boadquarion
at, ror the past 13 years,
14r. nutt WA boo eve
mat ootwaigosioner
tiet Wittottip.g.
ice
slof the
CanadianLegion.
are urged o e present for the ,
ANNO* '"•-
•THURS., Ant, ,t0,. p45
•
ELECTION OF OFFICERS'
Come outand,upip makes strong .
' * Legion.
GEO. B PreD. s. L.14 seer,,
Kie I
£bootssie..i also Oaf: -of-tube- ONS4VANTF1)...
siikedw,t, pwhiothneblrialtk. °
APPLICATION_WANTED.
P '
.
FOR tSALE.-LA PRINCESS BETH Applications for the r -position
• kitchen range with. (Water. ( front. Township pead ,Superintendent will be-':
In good condition. Apply -5 ‘TI,Jonte received by the undersigned lip to .and.
street.% •, " . Anelnding.:4Pebriiary '13th, -1945. The
••'‘' '
FOtt 1-saIark'ling-beeii'set-at'nfOrty:flie -cents
A On,
per. hour, •
,
-with POrcelain top, .:.Phone 578. 3x ' DIJRNIN` puritilps,
KITCHENER' BIG -4, CHI4 CKS ''CAN
3:
Clerk of West Vitawanosli TWp.
:Lneknow,' Ont.,
• be ordered from agent; he can give'
*lees, -.take • order.- Marge egg's . •
pallets, 6 'lbs... . .
'TA-YU-CT-at moutIii-.'77."Weli7
feathered; well, deVeloped.” So ,say
'enstoiOrS. Avoid . later 'dleaPPellit,',
order now. Remember—it's the
early hatched 'chicks that earn' the
extra -Premiums on the.„goOd markets..
Agent RYAN PRODUCE .Goderich: .3
^ . .
•
•
Dr.: G.
- -
VETERINARY SURGEON
SMALL AND LARGE ANIMALS
Atutudoei Drug Store, Gedetick,
OverY Thursday afternoon*
,
PHONE 203'. CLINTON
. ,
T. Armstrong
ciner,AN' and OPTOMETRIST,
Square&Wei& ,
"See Armstrong a-
nd See Retter",...
At, *, Lucknew ()Very Wednesday
form 2 to 6.
,
WM, Allim444.44,4404yorminummo__,INIA,
I Enroll now for Sewing Classes '
Starting in January • •
boih affernOon and. 'evening
.classes In, personal And 0h0uSe-
hold sewing.. • • .•
-MARY: It. gowELT.,
, '4' St,', Vincent Street.
lioderich 1945 Taxes
.TAXPAYERS MAY PURCHASE TAX PREPAYMENT rtzoEip,Ti ,
. FOR' 1941 TAXES AT . rivonABit ;DISCOUNTS • k
• N .
. ROES oli! luse9tneir
° •.' CoST - ,
COST C�ST '
' --- -jan. 1.3t ' Peb. 128 1flah 1,41 '
. . .41 , . . $ 9.81 $ 984 ',,‘ $987
- 20.od... , ...., .19.61 ° 10,68 10.74,
50.00 ............ .49.09 49,18 . 49.35
- 19000 .......:... 98.04 98.36 . 08.68
500.00 ., ,,, -,, .... ,490.20 491,81 - 493.42',
-10000 „y....... , . . 980.40 983.61 -- 086.85. .
1.41:
COST COST
$ 9.90 $' 904
1980'.0,87
49.51 4967
99.00 99.34
495.05 49049
990.10 .993.88
1?repayment Receipts inuSt he endorsed and presented *along with 19,45, Tax 13111s durit4
the grst. installment period,
1;tirehase yottr Propayment ,Reccitits early mid have your' Inoney ,eaming 4% inierest.
If y'ou eauuot' buy all 1,10.We budge.t, your „Taxes this year by purehasing a reeeipt 'each
month,
truly Piscounts will be a.110Wea 1IS addition,
O. W. Sturdy; Tax Collector
•34
Make Chequeg payable to
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