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TIli,'RSD ,Y, MAY 24th; 134'4
'V W sI COITTRoIa?`. 1.the festival -ST.'
FA•
Ifyctre, question will net . down.
• Chi8• rtDltinatn• heSttated to: inject the
Vnited
' eiblesdady Sveniug
The program of the ' Festival on
Wednesd;;,y 'er''ening; wa's, a delightful
treat to the large s'laudience pre'ent.
,uestion." • auto ;,,,the present , eleetioxt The children in the finals .sang sweet -
campaign, as Moue of the. candidates ly ; 'inlatnti . solos iron commend-
had introduced 'Atte his' •published talon; and when "the girls from the,
v�lec:tion, ,appeals ass subject which silouid Couegiate :Institute climaxed •the pro -
_,be of Da'rtieul'ar interest to the people grain; with their trios 'and chciruses,
'•k odes eh. Howevr, . n subeserabcr under the d roetaoZ =..iif Mrs. Cts:. ,
in. a, letter which is, Published nt. tlhis 1 dw;trd; the adjudicator declared:
kaagti' has brought ,the matter to 'at- `"Their singing is most promising andtention, . ^and we feel we, should say 'magnificent, and if' they continue , they
r et etiling abptik it; will give_ Goderich something of 'which
In. 1443. Mr. • Drew in ' his `22 -point , to be proud." He suggested that the
election: 'program said, in point 13:' girls should ' be sent to cities : like
A'The .yore -1 ! ctrio .Power Coithmis-• London, 'Toronto, and even Winnipeg,
si�px •'wild . be relnoyed frons peliticai to hear 'what they have there.
control." Thirteen boysA•who competed in class
• ILi 'this .promisu been carried .out? 31, ' eleven years and under, in the
'in the' present „campaign Hon. 'Geo. test piece ".Dreams," were highly "cam -
;
H.,. Chillies, . member of the Drewmended. ,At 'i 1r. Robb's request, they
oab net, and 'xuellibAr also of the On- sang the piece all together, and when
tari°. ;j1ydro-Electric Power Cormis- they finished he said : "This class of
sxon, ..11as afteinled'�both of the Con- boys is 'Mast interesting.. Any cathed-
servatite ut?Iiatiiutng ''conventions in ral :choir in. Canada would 'be, glad to
thi,5 con""arty 0:14ix his speeches hits have them." darks in the finals were
dwelt wail the - ace mplishrnents in awarded to Gary Staniforth, 84; Jinn
the Hydro field and taken credit to. the nay McArthur, 83; Charles Kemp, 82.
Drew fovernlnent for thew.: This is Others -were David Bull, Teddy Dowell,
hardly ;'removing sro from political Fred Vincent, Lloyd McQuiggan,_ Mal -
c ontr 1 11 if y4ro is not in 'politics,. colm Campbell, bby Gardner, Don -
the Oilterumeut'.cannot,- rigl�;tly claim Talo Straughan, : ick Allen, Joe
ereda�c Ltir - , 'which
but.Asian?_ and Bruce Barrio
� y t Y
p
ch Mr. Challies is Final marks awarded in other classes
',taking in .the. present campaign and were:
the. claims- Whieli.-!he makes in his Girl's vocal solo, '`The Little Bird,"
speeches. hadiekte.blainly enough that eight and under, with nineteen compet-'
Hydro is'- very.,,' mciel in politics--a-nd1-Ting aynO .Ford; 84 Shirley Ben-
that
en-
th. T;$•.; .,}at i,'t , s. , the., .ave •nment, .and notlainin. S Ruth Westbrook, 2•
tichl:Commission-, that . 'Girl's Isom; -.eleven find uttder�-=
• ez
determ7ineS xT S(tA tcy... _.• _ ThAilA ,on- My.�Lawn"-•--Betty Bowra,
•' .1- Ther, -arh4, Drew Government, having 24.; ?Jary Lou Mathieson.,.. 83,; Jane
tcstabl` ed n' 'unnijarzn rate for rural Graham, 81.
the- Province, �• - st " rl's solo,thirteen and under, "The
,1I,ydroinroughout . e h1u Girl's ,
be . held *,responsible for its failure to 'SR•ing, Cynthia Y otutg, 86; Maxine
• grant a' ;mil'fornr'-•tate for' power sup- Stewart, '83; Mary Lou Sanderson,
plied to urban municipalities. klytlro . . Twelve competed in this class.
starte 'out, 'the slogan' ,"Hydro, Piano solos, thirteen years . and
at cos ,' "b t hur •es for. ower have under, "Polonaise in. • G" -Margaret
G . ,, ta, .. � g.,p a
been so `,tianipu1a ed; time after "time- Jackson, Auburn, • 8Q. Fourteen years
ap.d aunt colder the present Gove1nihenrt and under, • "Sir Rupert -Jean Wilton,.
curly- =' tk � -t • the "Hydro at cost .prcn- Brussels, 78. • •
G
1grades e torn~ 5,6 �'
:`citrle %s*, �ae�u, done to death. It is �` Unison , $-
resurre'ct'ed' ~only when: some:., excuse Noy Ts the Mouth •taf Ntaying -
▪ Hi ust be ,fo»d ..for the 'present system Victoria ;Sch:oor, 25; Central School,' 83.
finder v1i.iehi . the •.big cities -get pre- • Piano -solo, sixteen years and under,
fe'rred .rates. "Nocturne Eb. Major" —Christine
When. Hydro :Engineer .Parker was Leishirian, Goderich, 83. -
in....(toderich a. few., months ago •and Girls'' trio, "Fairyland" (Collegiate)
spoke before' the; Lions Club, he ad- =Dawn Stubbington, Barbara Henry,
tatted, that .power'.. from Eastern ..On Marilyn Butler, 84; Jean Scott, Emma
tn,riQ and' Quebec was'.not delivered at Robertson; . Ruth Allison, 82; Betty.
Toronto, H.am,iltgn, and other cities on Marsh, Eleanor Watson, Ramona Baer, •
the Ink cost" principle; but was joined.
• up with' -power. from Niagara without
chafe ,for ;transmission. - This is
.grossly,,. anfair:. to' the ,municipalities,
like ,Gode'rich, that are under •heavy
.
charges dor transu�lxssx'on. .
..Can it be denied .f for a ;nninute that.
the big 'cities are the, ruling. power?,
When "Hydro cost" works to their Pinks ,and Now. fraise .We All Our
tidvaitit t e, it is , a .' grand . •thing ; but Father" b Godericli . Collegiate,' 86
i
.1V onday, Ma.y. 2 x 8.30 ,P.1V1r ' •
Over.4 special, network of Ontario Stattoaas•including
+GPCO • 01IA.TEAN r `
Wednesday, May .SO�th, '7.00 P.M.;•
Clver. a special network of Ontario Stations including
CrC° 'CHATHAM
Pr day, June 1st, 11.30P.M.
Over, a special network o Ontario Stations •including
GFNE. TORONTO'
axed on Thursday, May 31st, 8)0 • P.M.
, Friday`, June lab;
Over the Ontario Regional Network of
the Canadian ,8roadcristmm Corporation
And Affiliated Stations Including
CBL Toronto
Published. by, the ProgresSive Conservative
Party of Ontario
Ordiuerily otne tfli fd afn in r, y,� gainfully 'employed,
earns
his livelihood in a sriall business. It may be a
farm a store or a: uinbe +. Std' aa architect's office or a
• service' station. Taken to ether these individual enter-
- prises provide a very substantial. . part of Canada's total
jobs -must continue to do so after the war. '" .,
During. the years "ahead many people. who dropped: small
.• business for war reasons will.want to return to their
HYDRO RATES.
Editor The. Signal -Star., -
Dear Sir, -We are to have another;
Provincial election, and - I quite ,'agree
With the editor that • it ryas; not et all
necessary. We all know that Mr.
Drew is very arrogant and proPocative ;
but why did not the Lieut. -Governor
let the C C.F. try their' hand at it for
a -year or two? The Liberals and . the
Labor members would hate given them
support for . a couple • of sessions,. and
by' that titne all our soldiers would be
back and they could then. have a vote.
As it is, few of them Will get a chance
to vote; and also much legislation that
should have been . passed will be
dropped, especially promises' made to
these "outside" counties in regard tQun-
81. • , iformity or equality in .poWer rates,
There were only two adult • con- and this was a ,question that elected'"
petitors in the Festival -and they were several supporters of the 'present Gov
thanked ,,for, . taking' part. Each sang ernment at the -last election and made
a church solo. Mrs: Harold Campbell, Mr. Drew -Premier. Those promises
of Ethel, was
.W.
i'hel awarded 85 marks •'
.,a hake' never been:lived.' up' to or any
Mrs, Harold Snaalldon, of Monkton, 75. 'a
Girls' chorus, fifteen and under, "The we.: going to -carry on .like this for-
ttempt made to li•Ge up to them. Are
wiseap�: "Hydro a cost: would mean marks, •
•
;higher ,Tastes' for the for it won't Thursday's C.ornpetitions .
'do' -at till. "111y right 'arm is writing niee things
This as net, ..or .should not be, a about you," the adjudicator told thirty -
party` question. The, ;:big `' power -users five little girtds from r-urat•"scheols Who
in the cities, Gritand .Tory
-alike want co
m
etedin the .girl's solo"Pansy
cheap, 'power, ;,and they use their in- People," eight years and under; at the
thence ,,to get it, . The, people of Gode-festival of Music on Thursday. morn-
and of other Municipalities out- ing. Four were chosen for the .Jflnals
2`1.01 P
side the favored . circle,, without; dis- '.and in the evening were .given -tithe.
tinction of party, also want cheap following up:Mgt Claire Taylor, Wal-
i Qwer. How else will they get it but ten, 84 ; Catharine Powell, Clinton, 83;
by! impress titg.... upon the power -rate-
• fikers; tbat they, too, have votes and
influence? •
THE MUSIC FESTIVAL
A- portion of; the report of thte Gode-
rich Music Festival was ,una.boidably and ander, had ty-t wee entries. Boys' .chorus, "The Huntsman"
omitted- from earlier ,issues of this The- highest. marks in- vocal claases
given at the Festival 87 r awarded
Mrs. Bert Boyes- choir, -86;' Miss M:
•
!Thursday,` uu J and. 10. its the `clues, Gigli - Song" (tech),
generation after generation? ,
We all know, or at Iedst a good
many know, how a certain politician
was a whispering eampaiguY � ren -The
Globe .and ''ilfail-:had its ears. plugged
for the occasion. or course .it was
not,to be heard of in the' cheap power
zone.' The electors of this town re=•
member• hots the. town was plastered
with bills 'and ` posters asking , the
electors • to vote ;for So and So and
get uniformity- in Ilyttro rates. The
elector's looked at these. bills 'and Said;;
"Yes, that..., is just 'what 'we, want."
:The electors .of •North• Huron went to
,the,polls and changed a Liberal major-
ity,
of thousands into "a small' Con-
servative,• tajcirity, and the saine to
a lesser 'extent in South Huron. ,r The
•two Hurons changed the political stand -
frig. of the Province. and made -Geo. A.
Drew Premier:
We electors acted in good faith, and
,what did we "get? . Precisely nothing.
I have watched the proceedings at=
Queen's`' Park 'and failed to 'see that
'our wo members even made a .question
or: opened their mouths to suggest' to
Geo.. A.` -'Drew' that "he' implement his
omi :b doing something
s d1
Pr e, y g to make
itsgood.
This ;is a. vital question for the
who. was looking for the premiership AA
made a hurried . trip through those '
counties outside the cheap power zone,
And • how.he told a few of the' faithful
that
if he were T
e elected. : to ' o'c'wer he
P T
would give ns "equality its .power
.rates, ; or in other words a fiat rate
over `
all the Province. O,i�"course it
,,
Hobert Feagan; Goderieh, 80. • .
Betty Rutledge,. Dtzng.�nnoxt, and Mary, �" Duet, thirteen :.years and under,
Goldsworthy, Lonciesbo) o, , each 82. , "Night Sang Helen Willis and
Two other classes 'had large entries. Margaret Henry, Goderieh, 87 ; Glgria
Palmer and. Lola Jervis, Clinton, 84,
Girl's . oca1 _ solos . eleven _end under, Violins lo, eighteen years and under
"Good Morning;" had , twenty-seven Evelyn Breekow, Goderich, 8Q, -
contestants, : and the boy's ,vocal, solo, �' Junior church 'choir, Blyth,. "A Song
'The .Running Brook:, fourteen -years j of Thankfulness to God, 86;
riper and is given here:-'ir; covers.tne were w I. tMaeDonald's, i8.
adjudicsctions of `Vednesday and to Helen Willis' and Margaret Henry
thirteen years and. under : '• .and to,
xt vans .the very junior little ones' Margaret Jackson, of Auburn, 87.,, Pr j
day at the Festival when it re -opened the piano solo, "Coasting," ts•eh°e'.vears
atter the . victory holiday. ; •The• first and under.
class l curd was the lzindergai:'tenl The junior. church choir of Blyth, •
• chairs. The morning class from �i - who' sang "A Song of Thankfulness to
Vic -
IREO":
ALL THE TI
a
'felt � erable-
She
draggy low in vitality
-lower in spirits. She
hadn't thought of her
kidneys, until a;friend
suggested Dodd's Kid-
ney Pills. At once the
took bodd s. The.
„ "washed' ;outs' feeling
was anon replaced by,
dear .headed energy and restful sleep:
Headache, backache, lassitude and other
signs of faulty kidney! disappeared.. 112`
Dodd s Ki , ey Pills
No 'fewer than 94 out of
every • hundred esfablpsh
tents -in 'the': monufactun:; -. „.
-in , 'wholesale,- retail ' an I` f
services ' fields aroyy""'_small, r
employing less 'thane 15 --.
people. Together they em- .
ploy 37 Jo: of all” the ,
workers engagedf,in these
classes of husiness.
4r -root oot 1941 census)
accustomed' or neve ways of making a living. Thus old
businesses will. ,be revived,. Many new ones will be
started by returned .nava; and. people` now in war indus-
tries. the commercial banks will do their part to afford
,•assuirance that ' no sound credit ; requireRent need be
eft unserved° iu the field of small .business.
As such businesses, grow, they' ' create additional job
er �-'f Canadian enter-
prises.
nter-
openings; th t has been theattn d a
ries. Most larie companies bean: in,a "small way
P s g P � , I � �,.
And practicallyail: could: name somebank thick_played
h < . 1, a, .needed
apart in their grows -by providing, o p they ,
to finance their day-to-day operation : , t r I I •
stands ready toserve ' 'es s small 'or.
•Your ban's„scan ��'�� s„ ,,
ry '.
M
- well fes tab ��ished or lust st r, t i, .' Banks- do
large, e � . � � �ia �
not initiate "uch businesses—but taro'. I 'sh neces-
4nII
wor i °t pand manyof a o banking
Isar n,g capital � �
Y
service. ,
•
This` Advertise -Meat' is
county'' of Huron: and many (Ether
counties. I feel as if our:two members
had failed us. If they, had asked . the
Premier to `live up to his promise, even..
if they failed to get What they were
after they could have come back- to
their riding and we would have' seem
that they went .baek to Queen's Park.
But our two _members thought more of
Geo. A. , Drew than they did of the
•electorsof the two Hurons who, sent
-them t0
u s.
Qeen, Park.
Wilk have
they to . say on .this, matter? The
electors of Huron pre. listening. -
Think:
you, Mr. Editor,. tvr,, for the space.
Yours truly,
SOME -WHA ";, DISq•USTED.
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a manr `have him pay
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. without hurting 1., I,h •
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40:
Collecton Bureau
40 East St.. Gode
•Phone . 5311
SOIL,
ks to
farmers
X Tuesdays .9.45
.
Margaret
I.,
MotherNot to B)ame #or
the ChiIdrcn's- Golds
to is - Bch r kr-Goderieh, received 80 { COW, (Bach). _, wider the _. aircetion, of. _ w_ _
} e rte ail the miotherrcan do the kid.die.ss willxutri
thigetclothes, • isthisausedCo.
marks and the afternoon clasp
Tl fey . were condueted by Miss iss Untie
with .Airs. AiC.i)„oug:ill at -the piano.
In blas>s 60, grade' 1, Victoria' School
r il.ived 83 Marks ; Central, 80. .
T'hei ..i”. ei;e three competitors in the
piano solo, seven and under, and- all
. r lved,. god-uiar-ks=tor e -test. -pie
"Uaindtops :" , :Rohit 'McDougall, 84;
Diane- Elliott, 83; Bob Dockstader, 80.
dor the test piece "Tick Tock," glade
2 'c oirs. Central School received • 84
,aiarks, and Victoria School, 81..
' mine, 'Boys competed - in the boy's
vocal solo ekass, eight and, under,.-je
BInck-' nith." In an •overplus of girls,
it was nice to hear the boys' Voices:
The 'highest marks.were accorded as
Allo vs. (till. -, were.: from Goderieh) :
'1ton.ald Johnston, 82; Tommy Shackle-'
Billy Worsell ;