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,Sacred Songs Ancient and 14.0dOrn
Sung by .--
Oinagretra#on
$rapressive fn its reverent and joy -
u1 siaging,
the4,earol-;servite::-beld-;-en-
Sunday-:-evening_.last in -stt.- 'George%
-Angliettn 'ohurch was one Of- the Most
beautiful -Observances of the Christmas
seakii here: -
As -the rectorratenv; Bevrly H. Farr,
',„-Xes.4L_the story of the carols,_begianing
With-the Canticles and the great, hymns .
Of-the-ehurelt.---.,1V-threugh-the •ednturies -
to . the present time, solos. anthetas and.
Corigreititioual singing interspersed:the
,Bihlieal script Which „ showed the use
of singing, in the Christmas 'religie#,
-- 'The service began with the -rector's
reading of the first' chapter- of St.
.GeSpei,.• after which Miss Mar-
jOrie ;Hays sang the: "Ave Maria" in
beautiful 'voice, and the -choir -rendeted
' the ',,Magnilleat," "l3enedictus" ,,and
".°Gloria in ExeelsiShoir and con-
gregation joining in “Nunc
. -Prom these ancient canticles, the
7 script moved to 'the hymns -and _Carols
in the early history the chureli,
Several of whiclf-Were sung by- choir*
anci congregaticinding "The First'
Noel." Then carols of -The: Wesleyan
era follo,wed; such. as “.As Shepherds'
:Watched Their 'Fioeirs," "Christians
'Awake, Salute, the tlappY, MOrn,". and
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-lowed by a -boys' - chorus, "Away: 4.119
Xange_r_,!!-Ofjlater-gont6§ition -were-
the J-6:31e.it hYMnir ye,
Faithful," “0..-1.,-ittle,..Town of 1.3ethie-,
liem," and ,others sting by the choir:,
_and choir and congregation joined in.
• the ,„favorite, •carol "Silent' -•
Jack Allen as •the -king and•'libliert-
Volland-as--thet.page-were-_-the-soloists-
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in the carol "Good King Wenceslaus,"
and Mrs. ;T. Lewis was the7gOloist in
/he -anthent_.“_Christians. Awake."- '
. The •service was apPro'priately con-
tied--- -with the.----t-ritunphant---hymni
"Joy to the World,' the Lord Is Come."
Mr; A. W. Anderten4 organist and choir
'leader, directed the, 'music.- 'A.large
etniregation was present.
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Teniperatures:of -the pas4„itivo. weeks.'
Lin7 CO--d-ericli, with ....thoSe of -,the cor-
.respondinr-weeks a Year . age, as . 'of-
ficially recorded, wer,e•as-Joilows:-...•
"7 1947 ;1946
Max., Min. Ma'i.4,Min.
Tliurs., Dec. 18':-.37, :21 * ,'
Pri., Dec. 19 21 ' 7 27 ;„15•
Sat.,, Dec. pe 32 . '31 . 19
Sun., Dec. 21 - 34 30 •",), 33 . 26
Mo.; Dec. .22' 33 ,26 ,•1 35 , 29,
"'Vilest; Dee -23 ..;34 19 _.38 ‘. 28
Dee. 24 - • 30 '7 35-- • 26
Thurs....Dee. 25 .427 26 28 • 21
Sat.Dec. -27 6 •29
, -Sim.;s`bee. 28 34 23- • !.•
--Mon„,-.-Deer .„..• 5 15 • 20 13
Vies. Dec 30. 21 14 20 -11
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1334TIVXAS 42.0ALLs
FltOlt CALIFORNIA
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W. ,elli chief -turnkey at the.
1:1Ounty 'had a Pleasant S'iliprIse
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on-g-nritt-tna§ itiOrnink 'When'he -received
.t.e.te•Ph99.e cahl from his brother
ton, at Stockton, Ca1iforjija,' The bro-
thers had corresponded but - had not
seen',or tailce,d With each „Other since.
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The Bell faintly. of Goderich made a,
notable .eontribution"-to- the Canadian4
forces -In the .Arst. World Wlq; in which
the fathers, David Bell, and four sons,.
Wilfred, Victor and Robert,,
en ted. Wilfred W4P „Iri,lied in action.
The father -returned to •Goderich and
some- years later was •-a-Ccidentally„
• killed. T-;.Vieteir heearae a resident of
Walkerton and died. there. Milton in
California, and Robert in Goderich' are
the suin$,Ivors.'".
DBITVARY,
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The Ladies" Aid Of, Knox 'church
'mei on 'VridaYes Dece7nber lOth, In the.
lecture hall, Mrs. Oen, Sa#4rOrok•po,',
Siding; ; Mrs, ' ' Con. -7131Siett and:,•"Aliss
•.11:'v44'4irajr,iad , seharge - $Qaff'
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ittee„:.brought in the slate of mem....
hers, who *Iii--Airrthe-varleuS-:.,:ollice
Lor the ensuing year,,'"as'follOws; Pas
presidents, -Mrs,: A. D. Mclean, Mrs.J. Blsset, .
-'21prres4dWOn't;`' Abell,.A1r13';4`.14-41-1:
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*Straiton; 1St Vice -president, -Mrs Geo
Sanderson; , 2nd -Vieelaresicient, Mrs.
SeeretarY-r: Mrs. IV:, ...Mae-.
-Laren ;. treasurer, -Mrs. Schaefer;
'dower convener, Mrs. E. E.. Cranston;
eonveners Mis. Geo. Sanderson,
Mrs. J'.:Mar,Wicli; press seeretary,„-Miss
Mae'Vjear; 11`, E. Wit,
STOrinan Maq•••
,Anley, '1411.** --V-:-'7':' Baker; Mrs. Prank -
Mrs': CharleS. Grasby; sister a Mr.
*Sauhders,'Mrsi-,-H-r.C.. -Dunlop,
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ter Believes Raw Wfateri
.littadY Be' AitailabIe m
This District
cOnvener oftne noininating .comf
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A 4$0,4c,gd 1.12dustri4lifitAiwervsttei,
to the Gocierlela.: Board of Trade fronk-,,
4.110_,14,4v.et ,.ittaiand;
.atioti. with regard to -loating-- 47r11.047--"
plate factory in":,0.0.derich; The Writer
'said ....-heAce,,,-pperated a ..faetOry1,_pi,
:Vienna, but, that-the-4lnaiiittaiS .h#1.
tOen it ,over,'
- The letter explained that the raw
material for his factory, :rush,was a
variety}II)PlraeIrnen°0114;;.lr'4. [4:ewaleak4dks6et: Ebrbb:r7'6:4;r:141"vedTrahlansb' near
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rifsh he would. need Wer.4.-
mentioned. - '
ITU'f•:at eeuld` not' ,he, -determined,'
-Whether any-- of 'the, Partreular kinds •
Samuel 'Cade .Of Goderich, died at her , , S le, rs• „( r,) Jackson - .. •
of rush the industrialist ,desir•ed ''w,as
20th, inher se
home' at Itlyth on Sat-urday, December ---1VIrS, Albert Taylor dedicated:these to be found: in the GoderiCh area, the •
, Venty:seventh year. Slie
.• •new OincerS with praier.
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Order ." that _the desired' Information
might be forwarded. A letter has also *
was., the- forindiTHannah Maria..Cade,
daughter Ofthe late Mr. and
letter, waspassed-nlong to the Ontario -
OBITUARY
After..__h_etrin_ar„riage to Mr. :Grasby_in
1897 ..they .farmed. • in. Morris , township
until 1911, *lien they mbved-to-Blyth:
Grasby- died.j.„Mt_,ZA.4. nnera,:i
-service _on 'December "-22.nd--- was eon-.
ducted.' Rev: W. W. 1: 'Rogers; of' .the
'At -.1,r„.0*Oli,-',a''.---totiner • pastor, .and
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- .4ENNETIr-"C.-- CObliE * been Sent to the *industrialist en The
ftei. an illness, in the hosPital since'. liague .1rifdrining hi of Possi 'Mies
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e . preceding . Tues -day-;-• Kenneth- ...-m“,,-GOderich,,,,wirn_.the sug,estj.on that
,;,. : Charles Cooke!, father of, Mrs. .0..eseph should-he-notc-be interested. the ln °ran-
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8-thil-Yhill,-ti---goine--7of---MT-t-litg---%:A.911*).1-:iGtkall'am.;4.;-A.aiffeld.1-Teiviisl!ipt; __ ' • '-in:un--11,117149s1:"" "eic--11.---fe4g-C4:::::;411---'ayen;ir.g-'---liell—;'wallilitsraie:a;.i :'41-t-st.'7P7:Thri:cdni, c:r):;e-O:fehaar4annbdeda%;inlertit' °-.4.sli:mellte:::1'.1:titielih6:, :''''
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—C 0 oke , of-Cifiiton paylvtai- in,Alie- industrialist :-Whe • a_Wgbelt.:1%ge_reste
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' WILLIAM' j. CAMPBELL": 4,
William; .a weli-known
. resident Who ..thad been, iv. 111 health
forSome thne„died in Alexandra Hos-
pititi Wednesday morning -hi his
seventy-sixth year. ,Mr. Campbell was
born in Goderich, *in of the late Mr:
and Mrs. 'Robert 'Campbell. Por some
ars :be , the Great -Lakes,- but
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iii,later years he followed-- the oecupa-
Ynrof -painter—He -ik:survitel-d,-.4)3T....---ore._
'brother; Donald . Campbell of
Tonawanda, N.Y.; and three sisters,
T.,Pellow, Mrs. J.- W. Cial *e
-ahd....'3+1*S`MarY Campbell4 all of
Irlie':-TurierarSerViee • 'W111- be held at
the---Brophey-...tuneral--home--On--F-rldayi
afternoon t,.
ROSS t• (tOtING...
.The death' or„,i4ops Young,. son of the
late Mr. --ad Mrs.' Thomas ;Young of
South -.street -Goderich, • occurred -44
North -BaY'a on Viirday.' Mr. "Young
is -survived by ' wife and Wo.
daughters also by a brother,. flarold
Young, of „Kitchener, Sitter:
'ehlarnacher, . Of Buffalo. • The remains
9frPerl _bcleiielt,:zott the 0...Nert:
noon train On Menday:.and the finkeral•
took placelfrem,the station to Maitland
in the,,,f,aiiiiir.plet. rites were
conducted by of,
North -street •Y-Wfrecr--ohlifd4-.1„:. 0•:•01,ero'i-
tiler:Air Sister; also. ,nephew from
-Kitchener,".+Were-herezierthe funeral.,
• THAMIJEL- YOUNG
am ' Ong, 4..„raident Of Goderich,
for the fifteea years, Passed away
at the, honle, of his SOL; .Noble 'Yonng,
'on ThursdaY..,morning in his eighty-
eiglith• Though advanced iii
years, Mr:' Toung.,.bad,.beenan•hiS 'usual
health' . the previonS "Saturday.
,11emass.p1-"aMtive of East Wawanosh,
.061i -of.. the 'late Ate201, • er . and., Isabel
''$•,tofeit.-.-Xenng.' :A -black "ith. by trade,
he' had4Odrated a- Shop in .Nyingliam„
:where -,ht. - Was Wideli,h#0*11!
and respected: After' the death of his
wife, • formerly Robertson,
fifteen ;Years ---ago;„ he iretired to -live,
with:-;hiS :.,stor -csoderAph.„.. lle"'WaS
a Member_ of the Presbyterian church.
Surviving, besides. gcOn, Noble, ,are
a' daughter,. Mrs.- GeOrge, W. ;Bard, of
Garelph„-:Six ....graritiehildreny,"and-- eight-
great.grandchiAlren, •
The -funeral, service was Was -held* at
„thW.Currie funeral home, at--Whighani
Fritiatn•And,, burial' took
the plot .in Wingliana CenietOrY.:
• FORMER TONVINSMAIST "BEREAVED
forraer
Goderieir---raerehant- -no-wresidil_ii, in
--Toronto, contains the sad intelligence
that „Mr. Robins passed away on.
- Deeember-atklast. We are sorry to
learn that Mr. Robins himself continues
hi,pObr:healt,h- He says that he enjoys
-reading- The, Signal -Star and "looks.. 4 _
- forward -W. it.--j.ust a,letter from
home." .. ,
-We'it•re siire--Dur..flt,t17.1er*t-Ownsinan's-
, nta.nyfrierids in Goderielf.will join with
. Us in ;wishing for hina:-'-a-retnrn• to good -
health in thenew
LIGHTING -RESTRICTIONS
The. following telegrambeen _
cei-ved 33- ifellirl5f*, the Gloderichr
Public tYtilities Commisslon_from,-the
‘Ontario 'Hydro-Elesetric Power Porn:,
"Exemntion_undOr:regulations per-
initting,,,,partial, 'show window -lighting
expires December '25th. No show,
window. lighting tierhiltter-uffer thaton place in
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L'heluistory of Huron Coulity, IS still. and Mrs. Mr.) ""-CaniPbell,• of •-phila-
delphia. addition to these two of
the original family, there are, twenty
grandchildren, twen.t,y,.dve_:great;grand%
children „and •tw,e. • great -great-grand-
children,: _Jima* Gralain,-11a6-..pieneer,
died October 8t1i; 1890 . ,.;
. On June 22ndi:1898, Nelson Grahain.
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sen Of 1 -dines Grahani,. married Miss
A.liee • Pollock, of Pine River, Bruce
cop.14Y, is2their gen,. Elna
ho r'a44 now .th owner .of-...“Sunnyl "
. - Mrs. Nelson Graham remained
on thefarm until- their renieval
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on -if 'in- the :early • part of its second
century; and therenrare net many. in.
stances
stances in which a Pioneer farm, has
remained for a• full hundred years in
the same family owne..4:s111P. One
such instance, boweverIs that Of. the
Eimer *Graham - farmi_ "Sun "
which is the north ha]. of lot .1, cox-
ssion--1,---ailaeld; for whick lathes.
•Grahana, a native"of Ireland,- took Out
a Crowndeed on •Octo6er_25th, 1847,•
payht.' far it .40 pounds.
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James Graham was born. Augukt gth-
1809 at -Maguire trid e- C t 'Oetober,..jast.LI3esidesheiro_
Gederieh-411,--1942.- -Mr..: Graham died'
in 1945 and Mrs Graham passed-away-
7.-:•-'---ra—rm• Ifouse Built In -1863 -
The, present house,frame With .stone
facing;•repla replacing theorigm' al -leg -house
;was linilf c 1- • ,
The et, 863 by Joseph atinhar-;:-
i‘z _ow ame from" the parry at
he :Mout -of • Luna -Ws -Creek; a Small'
Stream south Of Sheppardton,'The.
cost of the,,,ceramodious dwelling would
Seemludicrous in these*..days -of high
costs of, building; it was 4200. ' • .
,Lareg„"i,placed ,op. 11, , stone foundation,
:naeh-Theodtv.e3ed. 0 1:fairer:4t,.:s:pdards:sbnilde:mt,t4:..akbtyil-gWb7ii:pisaii6Mn .x-Mer..73es::
Whinney, framer, ; and in '1960 was
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eside-:- eLliouse-IS-4,--cherry4reeF
came,to Canada In: Andrew -bogie ;and ars':',Frank;Shiel,4s, .'ence-s-nd
n Elna-ek, theyTleft7-thre-e-'daughters„-Mrs-.--masnringl-feet-9.--inehes--hi'icireanifer-,,
higher than:the.liOnse,---
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442, "Jane - Whitely.- who became /his both of :Colborne township,- and Mrs, the exceftlen. ef-the hOuSe USW. this
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wife; ,waS, born ...December. ist,_ 1829, ‘,
William Stoddart-; of Liens Head, Bruee,-, tree is the--.0idest,, landmark_ Pri, the'
a.t,Enniskillen,.4in the same county et_ minty. fartn. • . •
Ireland 'and eame to C na with -
parents in 1832, the. familY settling Miss. Nora SoWerby of ooderieli tovvial• liana Bi-Viin 'd .Port Albert doing the
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Mrs. Ebner Graham -is; the -. former . • The garage was built in' -1919, WfF
Goderich township. _
' ship, ant.-lhey have a six-year'Old. 8114,, , cement _work. antrWilliain_Hawyjnk af
• Thei were marrJed in -18'47 and had Lorne •Eimer. hir. Graham takes an Sheppardtbn the- frame '
. tantily of fi've- girls and four boys. active Interest 'in. the.affairs Of A deed,--froin the Crown, clat.eci.
Two, of the daiighter,s 'are fiell. toWnship and Meunier of the -Oetober, 25th, 1847. ha's been caref‘ill
Mrs 3' . Thompson; of' - Vancouver, Towiishin Connell.
• preserVed, and reads as follows:.
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ronittreflfatiaba.
the, Grace, of-ciod, theu.nited kingtie*
.....:Daender of •the--Paith, . . . .. ,
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TO- aljto..whom,__these "Presents qbad,..c,‘ oni6,, GREETINGS :
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WHLItEAS-rJames rahami-of--ownshp-of-Ae Distglet-of-Ruroni-Aceoman; bath., cen-,
th T• s i ' :add '
tracted and agreed 1,0th Our Commissioner for. the sale .o;;Our 01.6W0-1,--ands•i--duly...,autter#ed. by
Im—
lii this, behalf for the- absolute • purelartse---at--17-foth--e•price,and- suin ey.
of Our Said Pro -Vince; of :the -Lands and :Tenetnen ts:7-tereinaffer-aientioned-4:tiaiassleseribed.,--of7swhieb,
We are Selied in right of Our , Crown. • • " ""tn
gardener -,by -trade„ aicl caii& toCanada., GO-deN.-dr-3-6-arti---of-Trade-41aced---in-tr-•--
in 1923 trom,:his--birthpitice;-"Vandem, -Canadianliinancial.,nevisP-aperi. • •
'England, --anti-.' had' sim:e".....',..resided in
ge,witS married On.,Christ-',
Inas DaY.;:sixtyldye. ago. to. Har-
riet • pardley, • who predeCeased him iii
1942.
„ was., a ;Member- ',of -"the.
Anglican .• church. , • Possessed Of a vigor-'
`ons.,.ener6f.„.it was his proud beast -that'
,B-' MB' EZIVI.AtOrd
---''BAA-R1'7::Tbzvec7.;:.'V:;,.-'4•aj5A .E.:Ot11,11:ing.
merehant - in Barrie 'for, -more "amt.-, -
half a eentury_and.mayet,ef tai,e4Uwil__.__
on his .eighty-second birthday he for 'nine' ,years, jght F. Craig "'died •
•waiked the twelve inks fr_Pgl-X1------..i'._, --OlulaniaS-Tba.:3.7,At-Nellesleitia.
't6 Goder0 and • felt lit and Well'-arXer Toront-Gin-lils.seventy4-eighth year. •
'1C77116:sides :EIS-7-oliildrefi Ale' is 'Or- Born at .Gederich in 1870, he _was a
.vived by a (*Other; ,Frod 9' Cooke; and 'tailor aWantice` there :and goining4O. -
,a -sister, Mrs, 'Jessie 'Rodgers,. both iv; Barrie as aloung man onened'IiiS.:n..------
England; alse by' eight grandchildren tailor shop. 711T-1917, he Served. a 't efiii
and twelve .,great-grandehildren The' lis_morshiptul_raasthi_of,4Cerr_ltisocile
.automebile-,4he kefotikeint-fine---driving ••
lp 90:astersi ueii:O_:::: • 0 I I, h. re,.:--tti,U.tvgae:s.s°1::-:,,,,OFog:eiTes."6:5::,,••••a4-tiliey.r*eq'_7,-.!"--
h,orses - and,•-'iiribi- to' the, 'ef-.4e.
he was a candidate in the. Pro:0014 ,.
ejectionS of 1034: 316-4aS,:a.' leVer of .
d'memberof,Collier:St. :United church.'
-Mrs,. -.Qtaig, the form Luireti&-,--,„
'Marjorie the in. .114aY; 4
-funeral --Was-lielc17-froraYf the •• RropheY
-funeral,--home afternoon
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,The:' service was.,Aeridtieted by. -Ret.
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opeverly-,.121: and the :pallbearers
were Kenneth -Juck, Kenneth
Herbert MeAdam. and Arnold 'Dout4.11-4-
T rment .Mai Iand cerap-
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Joseph „Fisher, inerly of
Celberne-Township, tied. suddenly in -s,urviving, .are seven 'children Otto V.
lexIndra, Hapitai7, late2,48,aturdaY. of Toronto, William J.''.of5Barrie,'Mts. •
'evening, in his' seventy,sixth--,-year - •C. Rogan of 'Toronto, Franklin •
13.
of Barrie; -Claude C. of Toronto, JO*
R., 'of -Barrie, and 'Mrs. K. McDonald'
`Of Ottawa. There are_twelve grand- .r.•
Surviving .7are three .
sisters;•Wva.,--111 Toi onto Deretlay an
1W:sten, and: Hattf_e*----in--.-Edmonton:-
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'After retiring 'from ',WS farm. in Col-
belieeleven:', years ago ,Mr.. Fisher,
whb.lias--.-snlaiectlit an asthmatic
af-
.fec,tii, hadbeeirspending-the.Stunmers
• in Western Canada. and .the .wiritergzat
- Exeter, with periodic ViSItsto,-'God-
rich. He Niqurspending,the',.,'Christitor
season '-with. -,hia---:.relatiteS 'and friendk. was •-reiated- to- -
-here When she -oritreted.- a .00m,„and on *PdtSons,:-$tfircil-and,'auittit
litturdar, he vf.A...,.$4,1ceaLtli.Afielabspitalit:fkii,killos of- &ocleiich 'Owing to
'suffering :with-pneureionia-,-7-7;paisinr_ninter ain-7-ErtMling conditions. 'none•
Away 'before :Midnight.
. • ,mr. Eisher„ was born in Colborne
township,- a 8011 of Of the, late Amos and
Jet:lima Turner. PiSher.t.,gra,,.*ifo, 'the
-fo,riiier Ella. Robertson, dted„ick,;19?2,
• There • were '110 children., was
'Member' of. the Presbyterian-,ehureif,at •
Carie.74/.SUrvivag are three brother's,
Horace- ., anti; Arthur, " ,aoclOtelet'
Pletcher; of Colborne: , and
four -:sisters, II. it:. Long; Mrs.
Walgate Tebbutt,'; • ; Mrs. 'WIlilam
Stothera- and. Urs. James,Gallagher, all
Sisted Cape of' Goderich,
. '...------NOly ,RN0*-.01,--- that in consideration of. the. said Sinn -of forty •,poun.ds by him -the -Said James.
Graham, to . Our said Corainissioner of Crown • Lands; in -iiiiid. well and truly paid to Our: :Use, at. 'ex -.
- - ' before the. sealing of (hese Our -,,Letters Patent, Walla:ye granted; 'spiti,..aiiened, ':.Conv.eyed and . assured,..,
and by these ,. Presents do grant, sell; , alien; tonvey and assure,_ unto , the said ;amps. Graham, his ,heirs -- ,
and .assigns for :ever, all that Parcel or Tract of Land, situate, lying and being -in,,,the' TownShip-Of
A.§hfield in the 'County , of Huron in'. the Distriet-of-Hinamoiot:-One said. Pre11110;. pkiipining'' bY ad.'
:. :w. "aphsnreinVittge:, jhodo., 0.. asreS be thesao4e nfOre. 01 less ; ; which ;said one ' htiridied.i'apies• Of Land
ziliay he,-.OthbrWise'"Eilrbki ,s43;7followS,, that is to say: . being: corepOsed",-Of •the North half. of -Lot, number-. •
One in the First 'COnCe.3104-Eaatern. :Division of..the„...$4,131.„.TROahili Of ;Ashfield;- . ' • ,.•„..,,..--•
11-15, HAVE 'AND' TO • liOLD.., the ' said Pa-reerler .-Tract of Land, : hereby gi:lili- 'if conveyed-. and '
' assured; 'Unto the said- James Gritham,-*-his heirs and; assigns for ever; Saving, excepting and.reserviii.g, •
' :.'Well -beloved Cciin,lu JAM.E-S, EARL OF;,,ELG-IN •: ANI),!-.,4c-LWCARD,INE,` 'It.14--00,v.ernor,,, General -'-a
s-dirAT-ii47;1-;c1.-dOtti,o', aiOai. seill. oi Our Pro; ince- aciaana'da.:: VVITN,ESS, eur---„Iti-ght.Tinstyitliii-R,liht'
' Same, •'&e., &e. Sze*. ts,',..Ae._•,Montreal thik:i.twenty-Afth-06.y.tof7040t6For ini%the year;.of Our Lord, one 'thousand - found on .p.r7under,,,,Or.b",,,iletwing through. or uponFany part of the said Pirefl or Tract a Land her*by
_.. Canada 'Noirit:Scala, IsTeWiRrlinswiek,..•und. the IS land Of ;,,Erinee. gdward, -and Vide '...-A•dniiral of the •
* nevertheless, unto 1s Us, .• Our Heirs and ..SuceessorS., tip,. mines ,ots..,-,004 ,,,40d .-,.,,ri_is,ver,' aniV..14.-•-bie,es•i,ttfM$s"
passage and -enjoyment of, in, over :arid- upon all navigable Waters,tliat ,Shall or may..be7thereatier
' 'British, . North Ainedca, and, Captain General.- and Governor 1.,,n..•Chief., hi. and over., Our ,:xiroVintek _of
eight hundred and forty-seven and in the eleventh year of Our 'Reign. . ` ••••„,
granted 'as aforesaid. ..b. tx •,,,..,:, ',.;,. -- "- • , :- ,,'' ' :, .''' -1 r''' -::. ' ,. . ....:' ' .., . , - .,-, ',,, ..,...,:.,:,.: ., , ,
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• '" . V,#fatIsin.te of The iSignal was in February, 18487,
The however, _been made' to correspond with -
111,, eist -Week completed' the
iitittdiedth year, of imblicatiolt 'and this weeleijssup,;,begins
the IOLA in-PObruatirthe actual' 'Centennial of The •
.sinee-1937 amalgamated ynth,The--.Stat,as,--The Alva -Star --
be reached:
Only a few. paiers,min.
Ye 4116 long ooOasion; 0941•Ittig.ome
, ,
peoia1 'notiO*e. ..The-Vinter tetotak Yebruary. ,nOt, a
suitable time: for anything In' the way 'of st; celebration, and
610.'0,111 be postponed to a.'sanitu'er date, as to which due
,49
ntitiCe 1 be given rater.
In the meantime. e: *014 askOat, our erg
would let have, ,eny old picture's pli,pere or
40ettuteztV'that be in their ,poet:eitipler alid1/2filtalge for
iiproduotion- a *record of the life and 'alma of early
days of 144 di/attic*. need not date bit* one hundred
-year; should ea to have the 1.0a41 of any interesting*
xtionloutoes of Gode"- eh and the district frosuthe Iasi' cent
y '
4 4
appreciated.
a•
6N 'RATIO
'
a letter to her brother,, jostiliN
•Affs.-:Aiinie.- 0 vering, at 1-andOn-;
England, ,expresses ..her44,delight ' re;
ceiving from 'hint a gift 'of bacon -for:
OhriStinaS: --,°-Vhenn 'British ratione has'
been cut considerably and,:7Mr.S. Over-
ing
,reinarkS that it can !be wrapped'
In a bus ticket and one neecLto
4edp, her linger - over the. punched 0 e
.tto keep It from being blown. 'away I '
womipiviENTo.AN.NotNeAp':
,V1fred
Goderich, wish' to announce
gagement of their', daughter, ' Marion
)311126betir, to George Herbert, eldestson
of Mr., an4. Mrs, Robert II: Husband 'Ot
Iteginay-SagcatehOwarwt ,The. wedding
Will take place' Victoria street ttnited
church. abet& the-iniddle of January
lilr.--014'Istek.lokepli 0, Lemaire WISP
-
to, itnaounoo the 'engagement of: their
daughter; Theresa Mae; to' -Robert
Henry, son of 340. H. 13rad$114 and
he late. Ximdsliaut,Of .Ittimiltonsp
„the -Wedding to take place at St. Peter's
Godorlah, ;on Saturday, Janu-
ary '01st, 'lit' 16 cOeleek7a.m..
hart-Ntigginso_,a Go
was a .0hristtaas,visitop, Vo,ith„lijs
,„
rcIativs In town.'.1).priWg the `WO
years he. Watr in'r :the, VA
1Vittrin‘ but 601/!:, /0eated ,at
Wyandotte, -
, 24'
. •
C4.4rnat104 For
two or three.. YS' •the, intaie
pipe corn/eying-the town's wateittliPplY.
'from, the lake was luggedlwith needle,
s.te,o,. and Public .Erniferi werked'
WItlianlincsa
- PLUGGED -WITH IC
44,
lberelS. Contest *
' /or .0.1e offte
y,
Namrnations, were .,heid......111 .,,seven
Iluron "ratmleiPalities on Monday..
- dlintori-;Mayor A. 1, Melantrai.
WAS renelecteM6y.'adelemation, but tiler4
18 a Contest between V.., D. Falcone
,
and G. Nott,fdr the reeteship.
At Exeter -Reeve- 1,1,- Tuckey was
again -retukned without contest. ,
George ' Armstrong ,:coMes back' by
acclamation as Reel% Of My. township.'
itt,McKillop -township R. Dor,
rariewlleeVe-for stVeral,yearti, retired,
,and there 'IV bonteSt between D.
Betierniatni 'and:Geo: R..0artobell .for.
the office. „
-StanloirloWliShily'also has it contest,
ueeve-ifohn'rom retiring „ and . timer
•Welititer end Clarefeelnikk-e,"eotiteatfilt
the °Moo. '
' Ite0v6 Arthur Nicholson -1s returned
fro..,Togkoromitli 001amattoci,
..,ReOVO Thigh-VellY,,,,„otoUsborne has
-.2,11411,1111orington.L.,‘.
and MrS.:',Ed0, -mid' of De
troit wow 0 ristinaa visitors ith Mr;
and Mrs. Curdy and other retativeh
Jn town,, ,
ay.'and night% rlit. Tesgerday
aftornoof life ice was cleared, out and,
the water supply'18 normal again.
Lg0.411•IATION$ AT BAYI'JJjILD
BAY1'IELD, Dec. 31. --Considerable
lively.„ discussion polc ,Vittee at the
nomination, meeting" In the Village Italie
,�n.Monday, One, tOPleVate. that, Of the
tire-llghthig'equittnonCinirohitsed-.froni
.09.49404t- Cohdeinnatig,4410 heard
over ,the inanner in which rrarige,
ments were made for thiiincre floe •of
.the equipment, „
SIX Men. halte "qUalified. to run for
the position Of „trilatee. for the pollee
Village- of Baylleid. Three Are to be
eleet01 On Monday,. "Cameron,
Is deputy returning, oftleer. The; men
Who qualified are Maynard P. 'Corrie, •
1144.Y*3*-'1:041.71410no Wm. 1,. 011.1ott;
Mer-
ton E. Niernery John Sturgeon foul
Pred S. Weatell.".
INAUGURAL MEETINGS
The nauguraLnlootineet. the .1948
TOwnVOtioeil will -be hod. on 444n40.,
January 12t1,14' o'cloOk. aeftt"'","
The ,first Meeting 'of Sthe Huron
Coupty Councilfor1048 will open on
thesda3r, /ammo' 26th, at 2 p.m.
,444
,=',,•• •
4,44
, of.; the-, Coderich relatives .. 'Was, . able
, .
to,*attend the flinerai,:•Which „took" place ,-
",at -Barrie On Monday.
.g,VNERAL,OF Ants.A1VillitoSE.Mat.
.The ft:Mei-n.1 •service.ferMrs. AinbrOse, •
'Nigh.' (Leit,parrick).,, ',who passed awap
at ;Niagara gins,, Deeenibert20t.h..„„
held at :the 'honle
grand-
father, .14. David SprOul,.
topeember,',- 23rd.. •,The
attendanse... ,of citizens' froMf-Ooderiefic;•.,,
,and; distriot -...,e*prossive, the
,sympathy felt for the bereaved .faulifir-"`" .
fli the. :pasSin'g *of the YOn0044.4fe .6.aut
''*Oth 1'4'; The ) serwee!*4-e, ondtietod by
Turner, of .ItiOteria 'strOat -
'*d' held on Tuesday Afternoon -at • . Write& ,Chureh... The. pallbearers'
..were„
the N,Vtlieelefs,funerat,-hoine.•• Bnria
too1 place iii`:'telbaineexnete.with.1.4tayntond,-Rarker -Townsend,
six. riephests as -.pallbearerl.;:,... lar4ot,,,, of ,00400.iirdx, -aid 'Leo Hecknell, ct-,
_
Innit1i Cnn Vv ired zeoloct,and.. Niagara_ 'POI&qVOlve.
in
, .
• .;*taltlitrtd- te"nleerY.:., •
•
. • • •
ourist ociaript GAME INJURER BY PALILi 9N 431D_EVFAIA
'The fit hockey , -game of the season"..'n'iMrs:,:".-Repert:„.',M.laten • Inad the' :7*
hi ..Oodeacii rso tlayed on' fortune to'fall'the :sititsmillc64-.;
404,,,vow)-Loymeiithee,Atliebeit:, onTuesday mOrning and bre'ik her left
Jufi, ors- and.„GoderiCh7liiialata .(4U2On shonlder and wrlst. She is .conlinpa
Adraissloxr:t5e.-; 'tothc'-hospltal Hr daughter, M'rs
Game_ eall ' 0
EOOKING POit FACTORY ,SITE
In 'Tt''‘70*W° ia"tuhnig''s mweelie'kli‘i6o1:120li1V1111.ig,u1 gniu147:ifee
for,a sniall''mantifitettiting
location at the east end of town would
snit -them, but owner of the lima in
kitiostlOu was out -of -IOWA •and - nothing,
definite was dime..
4 4,
be With"'het
•
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DR; . CHRIST= TO -SPEAR, MERL
Dr. 0. Z. gbrifit1t4c.krrampresicient,„...„,...,,,-.
. tb.6 Ontario ,, Agricultural . .College,
Onelpii,",is to be tile ;guest speaker at - *
the annual . mirerelations night a, '
the Gs:Y(1044r -nos -pub on ,aantlAq .
-'22na.-
oard o Tia
e ,repares for
Ilteeti\nk in Febriii*
the, Doihihion, 011araber et Comma
W.'-'80,1;itefor -Was appointett'
cliaffinan a 'nominating' sonnnittee:
WhiCh IS to report to the SxekativeFot;
the GodsriCh )3oartl of Trade print to;
its alannal meeting on the first IviondO,
itt February. Ait 0.11,,exteutiVe' mooting
Of the nOtird of i'sttde en TUeSday,
sehaeter,mito Instructed th nnine hle
own. 'nothinating
Jolui Thorpe report 011
arinniiI Meeting of .the fl1ue Water
HIghWar, Association.,
suggestion of 'W;'A. (4.'soulthurst
that three neighborthreottoties. inotti-
dt,i—vrOk.htage an annual fair for
the purpose o1., interest In
Xthrray GOodite aPpi-ilated the
Board of Trade'h ,permanent represent.,
atlite 'Oh the Xtoreation„
Atter disouosion 02 the. 00)06 of
00016t oiu toWn plantOnto Oropdred Iiy
,
the rhookiet„ Is pot*, oft,v104, Oli to the
To:Wit:Council., for perusal. -
'in view of the present 14dra Short:ago-
*, A. tiohlthuret reminded "the meeting
that when hydro was first 'brought, to
do4Oricit the tato Sir Athnn Beek pro-'
inised that theltaitlaild Rivet,Winilil be
Aelte),Opeit-iis-4,41-y4tio-4)6wer,
06ultithrst fett,
op-
portune for disttiot ',iorganiztif%hs to
prehs for the earrying,!-Oht.0,,this pro-
AllOe. Wire tooting soma=
thurst to make inguirieS'regorilit0 past
surrey reports before .proceeding torth-
or on the Subjeet
FhL411-Intifitr'illektitg'Dt4hm:5114
ne.Traffe. is to be- 61$00neled' with nYla
all watniittt6'ObitirnIrt bitsc,*bet,i) ASIteit
to tilt* In 'Written 16tw0rteon the wok
of 'setteonoctivo.,tooltnittees hy,
.Tai -
nary 181h. .
a