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ERIC. T IIVESDAY,
4RY, a9thl 4..948
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Meeting ilitereet of TI10„0:
Pryde Addressed by
Hon. C. '90a1py
,
• Charles fl1ey, )41n1gitei of
.Labor in te Drew Pabfrtqt; ''ad -
.dressed a•,„ Ineettfig in the V4Senic
Temple on Monday 'es ening in the
interest •Of Thomas Pryde,'PregreS-
• 1ve C,ohieryatiVe-':-.0andidate in. the
br-eleetion fel.* .the Legislature, ,
,Helleald his department was conr
eerned. with' ' -the- protection of the
rights -';'°of • worker and employe)...
- "It was.a.PregreSsive'CeOservatiVe
'Government which gave yon -a 48-
hour work week," the Minister said
"Today the , agitation is for a 40-
- • heur weekandI am not going to
pay that is :wrong. I can't, hoW-
__ever,:pgreethat aphelia -1 Work week
than we have nOW wlirProvide-more•
iebS. But today • the • world- needs
merle geode andlessening of hours
doesn't ''bring that 'abet." .
.„"We also; ..introduced -Vacations
With 'pay," ealt1thelninieter. "Now
• we hear the 'argoment it should
have been two weeks instead of.
one." •
. The Minister said industryhad.
paid out $4,000,000 in holiday pay
last year to worker. ,
, -The ,Minister, said the Workmen's:
Compensation Act , in Ofitariol-Vgita
the. best piece: of legislation any,
Where in the vvorld. , It. was -E,•••:Huckins•i Lorne $r2,000ch doeslet
anitnely,-,..:adminfatetethIn cases -youngiof-the--33lue-Water::13arid.:etantial •aluatints--raised7by,ithe_Wo,
Where do4t existed. the -Worker was Atter the .pregi.w...Tefreehments . miesiono,-y se-dety; • ,y_the
always looked after. .and the remainder of • Ladies' Aich the Arthur Circle and,
• Last Year there,. Were 138,000.. in,
''''airafr(Melningrfttl`firtintittrt
. . .
- favor- of union organiz-
'atiOn-rtlie: Minister declared'. '"-With,
„•,,a *goal understanding ‘. between
worker and 'employer unions can be
. of - great benefit. The labor, rela-
tions court proteets_the labor man.
Hit is proved a:man has been tired
for vunien-tretiYILy the court sees
, to it that he be reinstated."
- • • ThO„,..,0AndWatet=',.,:
„..Mr.--Pryde defended the retord
of „the Drew 0oVerinnent The
Prenaier has triedhard, lie said to
make. good 'his, promises : in the gen-
eral eleCtion. of 1.945:7-
,.;SchoOrs', 'hydro- and roads. were
three major iprojects'-of the Gov -
eminent. • • .
however, did did not _thin
Iik
any Goverment, should boast ; bout
the 'amount of 'money it Spent.* '
Looritt forget gets the money-
ritethteandid;
"stated.' ," • suecession-to7-IteV;-gf'Sfewart,"--
• .•
"ANN-ETA:1.1/1E0m OoDglocH
_Drew_.hos, taken: the , toad be unable fo• assume • charge af his
!TROTTING- ASSOCIATION ministerial duties here: until the
oit.-Pk.oPert.Y. ()timers through' his
' • '• fir .t_of _April,. In the • Irigq'iitinke--
eduegtionarplaji: . For 'every $1,000,
keSSMent
(1,w:est, -Bev: 11. '11. Turner, of Ingersoll
saved $1.87TbecauSe ‘the-:, -Drew ‘• Gov-, delvt of -'the: Ooderidit Trotting andlois,' been .conducting. the -'servrees
' for several Sundays.
ernment Paid 'fifty Per vent.- .of Agricultural ---ASsoditition at - the an- •••
. -F
-erguebit7 . T'SP-oke. With
.education Anal meeting last week:.
• ' appreciation of the work (lone by
I'V•ther-officers-elected are: lst vice- the 'effielent clerk of session,- Mr:
president, D Muiiro; 2nd. vice:proPi- .11 T. A. UaePwan, -in his Onerous
'dent, J. W. Oraigie; treasurer; J. Utak- of keeping the records _during
yritioman; secretary' 0 Ginn': ex- the pulpit vacancy: •-•
ec tive council, J. Newccinibe, .Thoritae ,Santly, Dr -ill' It 11411,
Allison, A.. Stevenson, R. A. Robert Bisset 'and George' Stokes
MneEwan; • .• 'Were reapPointed• to the board
RANI) MEMBERS
JIM A 3:012/Y PARTY
ccessjui
4
successful And Very happfW601111 IIOX UIiurcLi
eVening. was enJo'cd by the!menv ' *•.•
bers4pf )•41if• TW'fft‘:".35rit,L$ Exceflent Reports Itei*.4 by.
and- the Girls" tugle.-.:Onn4'their V: Ongr.0640111"at Annual
fainilies and -* ' Met'
tlends'ln•theM0enie • • , ; , mg .;
,AsSextahlY• „.
aftended-hY4WO-handred--people: ` l'..4c444,11-5`.0r;" tholgiv-ine"'
,
frupted by the:absence of a regular
•Presidcnt.Arthur: Curry; of. the •
minister, since the removal:Of...Rev.
dederich Blue "'Water Band
RichardStewart to 'London, was
-donled,,,the ,guests,' and -Arnold me- , ,
Connell, as roaster of cerentoniee on in ie VePbrts' Plesented • at
Presented the.prggrap.," •A -fine ,theaonn,A1. ,,Meeting of the eon,grega-
sentation of moving Tietilies of the tion, of Nnox-Presbyterian church.
bands, inehgling the, '`clOWn band!' on Wednesday evening, 4anlXarY.
in action on various occasions: last- ,
...suinine'r, wag shown 'iv Earl Mae, -"`"•-••• • •
Laren: prom Majorette Grotto • '
The, -„meeting was constituted. by
,, '
•. • .
Arbon', executed expertly several, Iteir7.;. PergnSett of Hensall,
. tap dances.. RalPh Henderson sang ;interim Moderator' during the DuiPit.
appreciAted hari•tene solos, and uksi,, `yacai3.0." Ur, W. 4alinclers waS
'Arnold, Schutz,' contribUtett- appointed ehairthan Of the business,
aecoMPanied. by her husband, .meeting and Mr. a J. MatEwant
441 her usual ' Alex; ulerk---ef-the--SeSaiOnivaLs-seoretary.--, -
Donald, a new member of the band, ,• The-Vatistical report' of the ss -
played Several selections on the steii showed721members .on the
euphonitini; which highliglited,the-lbinmunion' • roll; .•of whom tWenty,
program, -He . Was accompanied'hY. wereledeived during , the . year
introdUced-the.fot- eertiticate: Families represented 41,
lowing executive of therGirlS' Band: -the congregation', nunibered. 324.•
.president, Miss Vileanco** Martin; . There were twenty-eight bafitiSms,
seeretary•Miss-Norlite-IVLaelCay,„. and • The: average -attendance ;at the.
the •.leader, MissMary-;',JoYee•-,,Sunday-eehe01"wat.'481:77,-Mr:. Glen,
Strachan; ;the instructors;' jack Lodge succeeds 'Mr. Robert Bisset
Buckins, jr., ..in bugle playing; ,.aa, superintendent of„,<the-.'”sohool,. ,
'George JaineS,, drums; and Thomas The total amount raised for
'O'Hara,••ef the R.C,A.P.; Clinton, in, church and missionary PurPosee'dur-
precisien drill; a1s613rol1master J.• ing the- year was apprexiinittely
AvaajoW4,40144P244441141
, • There Was an merease of $440,,
CHANGE IN SAI,VATTO1t'-77
,erfier6pe cOntributlaild'
ARIVIV-OFFICEit-S-
eerease,:;-in---centribution
the, budget:* ' •
Re. Mr. Ferguson.announcedthat,
Captain G. Smith' and_ Oaptarir ,the allocation for the budget in 1948
,Lockwood of the , Salvation Army Would be filiseitte -$2400. The m1.7
' leave Go
gregation had exceeded the 1947
have received' ertiers to
. , ,
rich and to take '.up ' the , werk . in. budget; for •whioh $2;a05.wits raised.
Ttoill.stohnabnzg.e;,y.'e.?ynouleea.Vvyinhgo, thliie\yo,„;:yst:ceoh.ineidweiliid°45riita! :1311_eg,a;1.1:41)7thaen,d°.r..,p7ongi.zrietstsi°1vn;
ported the,u1. during their stay,. Als$
Lotting 19i7, the board of. man--
they are fgrateful for the generousres (Oise totalling $188:4,52; --in;th,_the_zi.ittii, agers rieirtaotedthetheext-useer. floor. of
, . _
Red 'Shield campaign 'under 'the ...,
leadership of Mr, 1 J. A. sully a d hardwood Bears 4nd redecorating
Mr: Sy& ':Sheiltear and alfthel..le' ill)--- And -Carpeting the _stairs, - An.other
piano. was purchased for .thfe San -
Captains. ,Sinith: , and Lockwood .day school, and nece.Ssary repairs
will leave Fbbrual-,-_5:4h and. will- 7ere- Made to the :church' building.
be s cceeded b ,* I • It • was announced . that Rev.
Agar in charge; assisted -by ,.,iedt, ' ' ' . . -MacMillan, of, ,A-thelstair
lieleil ..Burgess. - ,.., Quebee, Whohas accepted the call
- '7"-• 'of the edrigregatitin to the pulpit in
, 1
- Mr. Pryde stressed the workthe
------Highways Department has done this
winter in keeping* , roactS open.
:Nearly every township -had' ita„ovvii
- snowplows made possible by gener-
ous *grants " of the Ontario Govern-
ment. _ "The tax load_ has been
-shifted th-the'lhoUldera of .peOPle
• better to „Pryde eon-.
Touching on - hydro Mr. Pryde
'noted--7-niere---fa-rmers,thad• receiVed,
, hydro under the •.Drew •regime_than
any, - other.:_ Lire -denied the Drew:
,Government was to Waite for the
--:, present power .shertage. (Since' the.
campaign opened Liberal speakers
- ,-7have ohargectbianie for the shortage
should rest on , Drew's shoulders).
II/V.:Pude oleo. 'Spoke of the ;116e-
pital :grants and gave assurance that,
, the promised . grants , to ' three hOgm'
pitals ' hi Huron would be paid.
- It was 1 blustery . night* and the
•
attendance at the, meeting was not
large, ::•::,,„_;:,-,:. , ,;..,;.• -...--. •-
:7 ,... ' ..' '. intiDaki:EVENTe
• The _ /nterniediate • Duplicate
Bridge Club get tinder Way on:Wed.
' ' . •,neisd,ay evening at Mrs,,Nieelis apart-
ments,ten: West.street.:-'ThisTgathe,
.... • :wiliell.:-Will.:,40lield-evell'3VPA*011Y,
. evening,- is 'open te„Ateginte'rs; and
-Anyone wishing' . to improve his Or
her game may join:: Lase even-
,._,..--c.inrs_winners were as. followsl.: Ast,
WS.' P. Reid and • Mrs.R. BreWer ;
-. 2nd, Mr.' and Mrs. Rcl.. Nelson; 3rd, '- .SLEIGH -RIDING PARTY . .
-11/ is-STEil 1 Wriiiin . and .gioi.,irior-. .. Mernbers-and friends of the 'Gode-
ence Paterson, .,, -.• ' r • rich' B.Y.P.II. had an enjoyable eVen-
• „ , ing no Monday - in the ,forin of 4
•' "MONTY"' '18ESip;•`, REGARDS ,, Sleigh -riding ',party. With much
• 1.-4.1r:•;,Rgyn.peoperrporchirsing.Agent-singing-and-t.lnierriment Of -various
_for_the jibminion,.Road. Machine ' -kinds_ thei=vie V Arraputps.
it ,
. --- -----pr.;-,,-z:A.;M:aaejr''nZffatcLlia-Atapr oe vrailfijrzroter • , ,9r approXiinlie-
• • business flrlTriirragt. we-erond l'y two hours. Ver- , cold but'lfriPPy's
jtiet Miv4 IL • M. Monteith, 'former they returned to the Sunday school,:
* tntinager for the tank o/ 10.k:real anditoritird: Or ' a ,shOrt , meeting
• here, and new thanager•of the •"Soo"'
, braneh of OW pal*. „ Mr. Monteith
asited-.r.to r,he. " remembered ,' to his
friends in .GederieFY
• #
DEN OP HORON
IDLJOIt BERRY; Reef/6 Of 'Uslionies: • •
•was; elected Warden .of, 'Huron- :Po untyt-at the opening of the County
Council meeting last week: Mr. Berry, • a.• native ; of •Blanshard town-
hia_Peith -county, movedtoUShorne-toWnship;
1904. Ile has been a mentbef of the Ushorne• Township :Council four-
,--teen'Yeare ;and this is his 'fifth year' tas reeVe of, 'fife. township; • mg
prinelpal .hobby is judging horses, in which he has been engaged
•throughout Westein Ontario for the ' last *ten years. He Married
Sara Allan' of. Usborno- and of . their family two survive, a • eon and
a daughter. The son with his fanilly lives with tile Parents on • the
;414nm:stead, 300. -Acres„ 1)002 cattle.
Berry is an, *Angliean and an Orangeman.
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Itepcirte- at • Annual Meeting
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Indieater,(4realy' Actwity-
in4947
The' arinuaf',coligregatinnal meet-
ing of 'S,orth' Street, Viiiied eliurb
was. held in the ehitren hall' on ',1‘01011.
day -evening. Tile reporta-,'preSented:
by the va.rleus , organizations re;
vealed that 1947. was ' / the niost
:SuCcessfilf years.#4ii the lend biaery
of, the congregation. • •
• - •
Mr Os S.. Tiirier„, the chureh
treasurer; in submitting the. reports
of the,,:committee of stewardS4 the
iniasiellikry and _maintenance. , fund
tire7T.TInited Churehl4pitril pen4•1011
fuiid andltbe meniorial'ehinies fund,
,rovealed•the-bost--lifeLof-tbis;•churcli
officio', and the congregation voiced
its appreciation of his labors. • The
Oonunittee 'of,,,steWard4 reported in-
creased givings in 1947 and that the
41minchastanding,ef the ,cUurch-Was
stroitg. The, givings to the mission--
ary And maintenance fund' showed
-
a. Subetantial increase Over the
previous year, indicating that ',the
congregation •was alert to the need
wider -work of .the ch,nrCh.
17The appeal. for the United Chnrch
capital pension ',fund yids `,`•crapbrted
as Proceeding, and the _work of'this
onoitittee_ will. he. completed in the
-gorepart of .194£3,. when it is .expected
tlilei; the ailueatiWsfirhe-demplately
--metThe--7--friemorial7 chimes fund
report -revealed an almost.amdzing
ter‘se_clivrand timmworturrthe enniimittoo Trtieps
;together.' with the,",,,,,;_afaplificatitax•
systeur which will ,make.,:.theut-liCaXd
'over_tht: town, will'. prdceed. almost
oninediatery.. The contract hap been.
let and the .-hrin Ivhielt-is to make.
the ifietaliation reports it will begin
work early in February.
The choir 'fond report; presented
by .Carlton Worsell, revealed that a
healthy •interest is being taken in
-
the' c tigiftles Of the choir. 4 *Seel:al'
vote of thanks was passed to las;
lietheringtdn, who in her 'gracious
-and- capable *--manner.-has-led-the
choir as well as presiding at the
organ.' The report of the. Woman's
Association showed . that • it had a
very sticcessful year: • The -member,
ship in, 1947 was the largest in the
hiStory ofthe aseociatien;
lUirtS.—atLike.....WAtille Missionary.
-Sb-Ciety ett,the Evening Auxil-.
larY- indicated- that -the ',ladies of the,
tht*engregattan'-ndecls of ..tnheit'loQIIr otanbg-9rreegda---'f-tioti.
bat also were vitally concerned
about those less, fortUnate Ones who
live .elsewhere in Canada, and_ for
tims.e_in,_ the Amt. :areas beyend the'
seris.to Nvhich• the Church ministers.
TM -Central newer fund report, pre-
serited,by M. Cranston, showed
the interest of the congregation in
these who. are 'confined to their
honies or toTthe hpaPitai through:
illness., The Sunda, school report,
as 'presented by the superintendent,
'Alr. H. S. Turner, indieated a Suc-
cessful ;•ea,.r.--•11nitncially.-: Tribute
was paid to the work of the staff,
and to the leaderehip:_being given
by..., a .devoted . of teachere,-
\Vito give, freely •&f their-tinie--an -
talents: Speciat-menthin i- fiad
of the fine piece of work being, done
in, the nursery and pridrary school,
Which has a large group Of yonnger
children in attendance each Sunday.
The decorating. fund report dis-
ltelosed that the treasurer; Mr, Walter
Hem, would be relieved of his
_duties, since expenses con-
nection.. with the redecoration and
iniprovenient of' the church have
been met. •-
The repOrt of the committee in
charge of elections for. the board. of
steWards revealed that thefive-re-
tiring stewards.- "Pridham, W.
c: .Attkittge,. s..,Anderson„, Earl
Westbrook and M. P. Noble,. Vere
returnedfora three -gear term,-, Mr,
'Carlton' J. Worsen was elected as.
the ;sixth ' steward „far a similar,
period. inr.- W. Aroorheact, who
has beeneent by the •Canadian Bank,
of Connneree to in image their brincli
at Thedford, was' the slith retiring.
steward. Mr. Howard POWler was
elected for One year to the hoard
of stewards to • lit,. the vacancy
created by the denth of Mr. CnrltoiY
W. The report of the'Sesilon fer-clo'sed•
that there,:_Were '20' baptisms, 21
funerals and nine marriages in 1947. -
;ANNJAL 'BANS/V.0r
.PWNq1GISTRY
• ,
, The Annuar,banonet of the VIVO,.
Ult iit'egistry'waS held in Aptel
ford On' Friday when IA
Ulldred.,Urilker, professor efilarirs.7.-
r
at Central
R!,/),Ort roxit Memorial
ij15Kag_atio, ,n,_'t_Oer4litY' Of, est':
ern Ontario, was the guest ,speaker, Tboentroi: e "4 w,.)1001
l"?yn3,0°0,Yeeedr'Atelldh4int-tabillees'eowkierriescheffelneteIvoet- POle‘ang(r4at SetleelT4Weltb-d4';ilielItett-41%ag 111°.t
sP1044° lu*eY was 'Club held it4 'aminal-coniineuggannt
purple sand gold -with, floral decor. which probably ' Set a new reeord.
nwtokrIsbeotgw, 'Ter tsortanyd4.11401,iietist; nr-rtihreors lilMvtethr ethpergelotpdeneniexclo,OHotxmateezettg
present,- -grAdliates. from ,the ,-rieettog was lorwd„, over to *,
ilitogrihnetSoi4t General,a1S.1C4etteg tett, d, Cleveland,L0n.o. xdpewen,_. who ;.presided over, the
'presentation of rivyards.„
Guelph, •,.. canton, Madison., WI
Scranton, PA., 'Chicago,, Kitchener- r Shaekleton' presented •
1:410.174,te0asruli:e0111:14,. oryavyag7grGe"notudS4::.:
PBC. 94: rrdetrohtn LU) ler:Fab McCabe, William '1111:abet14.117- 064017:417
_•Wwaastetroloporrildted0.7e 11:71t41,
anelal• reports. wpt ir tribc;140 dum Gi oile.4, eremcalledwsartsnr oprAio. .cdenligeredsina!" tvt roes DoreenT I s rt g:r rac . A 71: t ri
past: president, reviewed the. adtiv; okniiilayoung,
of the past year, ecalling- • TrioRobert Park inen•ieriAt'inek14.:
for highest *Standing'', in 'the glass,
'awt411$1t11:eeMS(.1:1.41$.‘itt°;f1r2".019.11::;.:M.Mate:$4e.rit'---
13ettger /Presented the:'
EnterSon, first for juniOr.: gr/F
Gerald 'Wahl, first for: junior b
'Bab Hamilton, second ' for jfiiiior
boys ;,EVelyn IncOartneY,:lieCOnd• AO! •-
juOlor,:'girl'S; Bill" McDonald, second
tot-inftinediate boys; linth BOWen,,.
,first for Senior :girls; :Patsy .,r)or.'
quette;• second -for Oilier giris.,
BR-fgera..1-#6!- prekented • the Lienis, •-; ,""
Club" trophy for Senior girls to ROW
LKGroNAUXILTARY'Bowen,- the Whetstone trophy „to-
- - junior boys to -Jerry Wahls-and: e,
le • _ 3 .
gi or , e =dieo •PtirgriliTgreitt
Henderson•..
• •-' Mr, *-.4137e-sented the
writing...to. Ann tc-
AWard-for ,proAblency-in spelling. to. ,.
Lois Campbell,:the 'Pilsinger' aW-Ards,
/or science -Ito Bili'MeLcan,, ,and the,;-•
Smith's Art Store sart AWA1'4 to
Robert- Hays. "Miss aliarnaan'e, „
award for composition and:grain,.
'mar tileo-Wenrte-Rili-Melbeait''',:•:,
._-.:•11111ex,is-presideljr ''.repreSenting'tho
edham secretary . of Wavvoamrdenfiso;ir .scpiroe:Ienet:t10,
an
ee
examination to .Cynthia •Xoung,,,tvh
alS6 reeeived,,t„he Ahreeek ,ahePtq*,
awaiit-from .
- Miss`--S"annderS thc
Maple Leaf. Chapter award for .hret'
, in. social.".atudieklo One:Lean Mid '
omen or
ers
spital
Giorge's Elects -
Officers for 1948.
Mrer-GIVIacEivan
Head
ComingYe
Encouraging reports'
work: were presented a
nasetini . ivome
• 'Auxilihry on, Monslayil
which -Mrs: D-.-D-.-Moone
---,It was decided to hold the annual managers': ' Membership of, the-
There- Was a
rade meet -on -Monday, August 2nd, budget tominittee also remains -no- hone'
civic ,holidAY. - A total of $_2500 is changed. '
to be given In prize ' money, $1,000 The meeting closed with the Na- welcomed. .• • •
Mrs. George-MacUw
for • one race and $500 . each for Alonal. Anthena and the .benedicticui
pronounced ,by •Mr. , Ferguson. ' tary,, rePorted a paid-up
.of twenty -Six. The tag
and the birthday party were activ-
ities. to, raise funds., Two chairs:
were purchased for t
room; extrae
kitchen of, the hospital,
for the -,oxygen thera
placed. • lt was decided
.Board- in the purchase
table tothe, extent 6
donations We're given t
China fund'and the Que
Maternity llome in ,L
' Christmas gifts
the patiente an
Visits • to the ho -pit
three -races- Classes and conditidns
ar-e-to
• SPOpiL
• MEETINGS
- -tVvi)---weeks- -evangelistic dant-
paign for bole pid• girls was con-
cluded FridaY,...night Betlier
Tabernacle. Each night there were
,lantern slides and Many Other things
to attract the troys and girls. `174..,
'meetings . were attended exception- Mese of his boy.hohd. years in Gode-
a.„1.1Y well. and on, Friday night,V
Tabernaele was packed- tO, capacity.
Many' hays and were,. helped
spiritually in -the Meetings. On Fri-
day night there wits.a. Rhythm Band
composed bf Staniar Khnelinerab .
Several prizes were given Out,
-Among 'them was a prize, to Ken
to the.,ineetings,.,plid'•One to Muriel
'Powell, :who brought nineteen.. Thb-
meetings Were conducted by Evan-
,gelsist Mary •Sqott of Hamilton, ,Ontt
• .44,, •
OBITUARY
. JOHN MdPiltrIS-Q$
Mr. Goldie Newton, Goderich
township, hits r'eoeived Word. of. the
death of his cousin, John-McPlier-
son,, which Occurred: at -Detroit on:
Tuesday. Mr. --McPherson spefit
ich, attending the local schools,
but had' liv4d for -initny years in
Detroit. He retired 'tWo years 'ago
from the einploy of the First' Na-
• iti-B-ank,Of-Defirolt.
as inadeby the YISiting 'Omni:Mee, Mrs.
the-former;ggnes Newten.-:•4-
,SurviVed by his wife, and one
A. D. „McLean and Mrs. Cow:
daughterg •Mrs. Clare Copp De-. thurst. -Aegket was recorded in the
roit----Ele-frequantlY;.-visited--his rot-
latiVesin this district and Was here
Jaet'suminet with his 'family, • •
„
for
•
f• the' year's
the ..annual
's Hospital
ternooni for
-opened her
ood attend -
here -we -re
Jai:. as -seem-
inenthershin:.
day in ..TO1Y
Plan for New Chnrch Organ4,1
Reports for Past Yea,r,
•Enoduraging
• • • .
The 113th annual 'Vestry -meeting
of St. George's church was heM- on-
Menday eVening, January 13th.
The different'ehnrcli orounizatiens,
repotted' eonifortable balances at
tneir.4yedit. on December 31s1, with
thti-exT, • o • lance 114,: -
which, is 'a nen.-pitolit organization:
1
' grs. DTE:70
berS to Contribute to thCs hinds • tO
assist •in replacing the cofamtinion
linen. • .
• The,lipe organ has practically out-
lived' r s -usefulness, reports showed,
and a' fund-- has been established to
meet the . cosi Of installing', a new
One_as scLon • as 'Conditions 'permit
The -Margaret Seager OWN, of which
Mrs. 'J. M. Roberts Is the 1948 presi-
:dent, has already.contributed $100
for this purpose.
- PSpiritually.. and financially • we
can lonk:hack to 1947' with gratitude
t God for -...0i. goodness , to us, and
by-tt-potinuance of the co-operation
which -We hdye been enjoying we Can
face the future with hopeful., an-
ticipation," Said the rector, Rev.
B. H. Farr.‘ 1?.
Offiait-:-Were ereetedfa11s
Rector's Warden; He -C-. Blackstone,
jr.; people's Norden, ,,,11.• M. Ford;
treasurer,•11;. Carey; Secretary,
A. P. ,WillteS; envelope `becretary,
R. C.-Whateley; aSsistazit envelope
secretory, 11. McNee,;ohlef sides-,
Dougfas
Beard of- management? D.
Minn, Blackstone„ sr. i C. F.
Chapman, J. T. 'Ghniniage R C
, •
Hays;"1.1. D. Heistrep, T. Reg. John -
to Jahrt-_Mat 'ertram„.-Muna.
eon: e;.Ge. tt,
V, OtUrcly/;. Clinton ,,Staniforth.
rold . Shore, Robert S owerby,L and
'Oxnard Wilmot. -•
Dr. J. A, Graham, 0;• L.; Parsons
vcrei&ttppointed
lay ' delegates to the .,Synod, With
P. F=; 'Carey, ,C. '.Chaphian and
•
A. P. Stu Ay as alternates.,
-Ary vieep.residents, Istme..,,
Salltelds-„Mr&-*A. McLean, Mrs.
e Cameron
�r for the'
and canvas
y units re -
to; assist the
of: a:_steana
$96. 'paih
the-Aitl- t0
laden, Eng -
were given
linr,ses. •
1 'had, -been
• I
SAMHS'AlecIL'USXEY
Word. has been- • received of the
'death of james McCluskey,' a•fermer
n resident of --Gederich,
who was-fOund dead in his ,rooirt- at
the As:prim-6-7 Ceiltral ,Essex,
Ont. He WAS eightY-f*O yea:re of
'age 'and ),,s survived' by one son,
v tr.-MaCloske
ent.• sse if ')WEVEllifiri
to buy choises for shipment to Eng-
land. The body was Weed 4
nikisoleuna at Essex, with,•horial to
which was led' by the "steWardshifil ;rake -place later at Goderieh,
cointhission.. This 'was folloived . " • • '
a-tepast uf 'hot bea.fli and' btittered "0610-04110U410kN, ittoVANCE
rolls= •‘i mi and Mrs Davidson,
,
•
L,41)(i)e-and.:144nagemen.
ItTogethefirriOter
Wtt$ Atendance of more
• than 40 at the Collegfate institute
, ikioitday evening when Robert
Spence, district represeigtative of the
„ ,
•
tabdriVianageinent''' , Co-operation
•-71Servides,-L---Alneral---Departinent%-ef-
, Labors •addressed'.4 meeting: -lid
- **.--Was intiodOed.II AO. R.M. Alenzie0
• ,.34n,tL... represents, tivea of betb....;labor
••••-•• And management. (104eriell i,vere
.4,1u---'-attendanee,*
ishOin along the Inc of, the address
• •
Mr.tipenee eXPlaineot that A loner-
inAndgeinent 'Prodoetion' committee
is a joint; Velitare in the field ;'''At
_human relations for the promotion
. common ;good nfinageniont and,
•thbor. He stated that in World,
War; labor-tnanageblentedioper-
,ntion hactirtb.de big atrido.ind had,
'since Continuo:1,4e Ounce: ;
4‘.altliough,` the War 'Is -o'er," paid
tho sP9hicero, -"the teed for teani-
•-
Werk ceolitinues. • Diflietile and -00M#
pier are the problems to be ;worked
out, 'The'. Same energies, •the Same
skills and the katoe to -operation that
Won the war Must' now be directed
toward s ;winning a total and, stable
intSperitk -itr"peree.; 7., Air vire-,figitill'
find.' "ourselves, .lighting kteo,',..a
place in - the competitive , world'
inarket ,vvhett empidyee cfliciency,".
low-cost 'production, luiproved qua',
14? T and -high- --man-hour - output - be-
come a matter' of, "selfiSII,Ao„Vell as.
Patrititieceoncerk,' the 'Job. geeiirity
of every employee from lahorei145'
manager depend upon boVv
diligently' all work togethers„tereach
these ohjectiVea, knOtiledge,of
one istolifenity clarllled
through the Medlura lahor-raaiv
agement production tommitteet :and
tliqhppottiti !trek for." refirekentlitiVe
eitpreSSion4 they affords VIII continue
to exert a lasting' beticAelat effect in
that
=
of Seininolo,a*e., Detroit, •atflounce
the engagement of their daughter
Aileen ;Marian to,'Squadroli Leader
Miehael:I.!eiegrifie relloweas
.*C.-, of the ' ROO ';Alt, Pored:"
The , Detroit Yied Press in referring
to the engagereent,states, that the
rola:MOO began years %ago 'when
death orMI-1-,-11171L-WigleratraCtive-
-member for:many years, and in the
reinoval of Mrs,. Brown, who
loft. Ooderich, to reside England,
'Mrs. D. P...iCarepbell .gave coin-
Prehenilve report of ' the ' annul;
meeting • of the .Ontario Hospital
Aide Association to which.,she.was
the delegate, - and at Which 'Mts.
A. D. McLean was presented with
ati honorary life anembershilL
The sewing .cominittee, ander the
01411.0,40041)247:1m 041,-4).KIF-S°3-4#1111•14d
een',', 'active, 'toying `.7
'articles, ," •
The -treasurer, Mrs, IN .D. MooneY,
reported. total receipts of :$439-.13
and expenditures of $208;02; bal-
ance. •$230.5 , 'plus. a $160--Viatorv
' -0
bond.
. Th.e foiloWnv filteos,were elected:
HOnorary 'presidents, inrS: '
Cafteron, Mrs. E. W. Carrie; honor-,
13. presideiit;'
George Mactikan ; vice7presidents,
Mrs. D. B. Citinpbell,'•Mrs.
Illtralcarrrecortting secretary, Mrs;
the young iBritis1i officer. was eta--, 0. P. Chapman; treasurers, Mrs.
tioned At-Oederich, where the David-. 'George Stokes press secretary, Mrs.
SOn$ ha-ve foryears had thetr 511 1)1- R. Redditt ; visiting cOminittee,-
raer henie. He, Is the Son a Air A//t0. A. 13. 1Vietean,,- W.•A., t
Commodore. P, rellowes, Cpulthurst, Miss .13. MaeVicat-; sew- '
ZOW'aild-ltritrltellowes,
The an Itors are 4,:. M. Roberts,
Cht.t/Plahir
1113ARINGI; ON .TOWN BYLAW
Mr.-11ewland; ;of the -'.Ontario
Monielpal Beard; was Cioderieh
en -Tuesday 'for . hearing Of, pro-
erty#oWnerErepPoSing the.passing of
al town bylaw -to restrict the use of
he river and lake ,banks ,for. ih-
dustrial ot.cominereial purposes. A.•
eport-mill;beinihntittedlateetrent
he lVforileipal Board., '
deb, 'Xngland. He Is at present, phone conrinittee,Itiv.B. Mc -Laugh-. t
-stationed At London,- nomad. -
-PfktSttr DRY cimogRs,
-molly-
_oder/eh, ,Prezith. _Dry; - Olonnbts
'wire donated a trophy' to the (Imie,
rich Xnanstrial,,, tovding League to .-tbstiondOg week -a, year:, ago, AS
be awarded to ,the *winner of • the yficially-reeorded, Were as follows:
,gentleineres highfaverageftel.r.. the 4 '4 1648 pet
season. - • Max. Min. Max.
• ' 18 10 - V
Tin, Vita. W. A. CoUlthurSt, MOS IL
Mae -Vidor. '
•-THELIVEATIIER
Ten1Perfatiires‘ of the past welt
In tioderieh, with these Of the-COir
,r
17 ARTHUR HERE FRIDAlt, Fri., ,,lan. .23 ...al 4-0 27 la
trii6 Arthur hckey toimwill be Sat..., 24' 4"*. 28
here' ternetiow (yrridayI night for gn; 20
game with thc tomb 'lyers at Mon., ` 8' 41, 88
the West street arena. Game called ; Tues., 2i----10 16 48 66
at 8.80, • Wed.: Jan. .28 ,0 40 28
,•
4
, 3.4 rolO
r
SVESOBIlt.tRg
tiletause of an exceptionally busy
time ;hi th.18 office, the -iilaiting list.
has ,gone uncorrect d - for , iv,' longer
totted than ',•Ognal,„: .lt Of hoped 10'
;
have it corrected; 41 d the subscrip-
tion labels' brought no to date, before
next Wee103 issue, and in the mean-
ilme•A`se'*6\114-ael(ne,.biaulgeoe 9
thette Wire hare paid ;MOW SubsetiO+
tions "'Bike the last reVistort= of the
list, ,
commendations placed' on the books
and acted upon, during: the 'year,
tilSe mentioning the,:interesting.4na
entertaining speakers who- addressed
the monthly . meethigs • of the „10g-
iStrY; ' ' • ' • .
Miss M., Dickson ' inoted..a" vote_ ef
t Mi Walke 4 • IA
11 ik1111:SSo d°omrifeSnStecion thre'•.fact that
t
it Was the fourth tline she had ad-
besed the nurses' annhal dinner in
- .. , N .
derich. - ,
FL-Aer-DEDICATEDHr
LO,
entertained at a -party in honor of
the-dedication...of the flag presented,
to them by the.Legion. : •
' The -ceremony of dedication was,
conthicted,,by_Rey'. B. H.-Parr,-pridre
, Branela . 109. A.fter ',,showilig
of pictures by Boit Henry, and the,
serving of ',„„rebeshments, the, re-
..
ainder_ of 4 - evening was • spent
, and liVe btindied,
'Af,rs...:Nontran
4d -Mrs. R.
,the .Avoriliary
114.RT“ EXHIBITION .
AT ST. GoRGE!s•HALT,,'
Bill t . . - 4Pef ar n°1Margaret1-dtleaxertIrIti:Qbntisst1 ' °h°Seagerlig. s:°b' 6 'P 1 cal paintingsil1 1 :I t11:13 7;ser d'oe:n1 4:b. 1 li ' ' t47:Td The prize isX'z e.°e3.1141ii_1.4."r Stt671:17:111-.1 :118 ' 44?;C7t44, --:"':1;tt. ;.
i.4
.4. st ti 1, e 'y, Ai- scr::: tomii. eranio; Iiilawars to. tdifyo. i 0, : N:ii :fp: aa:rb. niX:r,er .Comp: ssP: : :la i . xi, r: 46. ilr)( tirs:2, * 4( t hit 7 ,be iyer rti7e,mbils:titi.:s,?_:174.:,:or)3a;e1.4..di,04,,:t_o.u,itv,c,,„thto:o. ellt., 41 ol, ti oohs , presented.- .-:a but,v v.,0: : ' „
Pedal arrangeMent With Ur, Moo; `,.yeal_attendance ' .tertiticates. ':. tW. :
ctuuri_a,:o;lioifbitpoer.11,,Nevnidnonie.Eriotn t.4dAilsipeiraYi . ..A,i'mp.flincLe--misS tttichthe'ti,1,T1thearregsitra 9. Pt 1,c,cktlirectfl:
In St. Georges Parieh'hilll Oagilil AlY Butjl, yksotook't vil,,Igeriere,, lvfar•,,_,. .
-tifterhoon. from- ,3.36: -...to. 6: :Pan;'--at---it ilyn :19111utt,* Sylvia PeacheY, PeYer.7
tea being.given til the-mtri)gil-ret ley Boivra told ttobert. tovek.-,
Stoner Club. : The -arrangethent ' Second -year :(,.er, tilida tes Went: to
il. Taylor have also ..seenred a dis- .
' ' • ' °: iitWilluile_ A, laeLe841::::raels. ...4..,et6errdtiii,a,C4.:e Wattto',.' :,
On heft& of,the.gradOating'clasi,
• themers7lcboitt,kibsut.rlx)indielf.a.st.l.sie,i;sntailie:i•vri:lo: . pre_selited :to ellthia, yoone ,,,
Of ''..Mrs; H.. Wats6n. ' Ruth -Bowen . and •No.rieY ','Wilmet-':'
-tbillmai.:s..-0e,fs, ,I;htei;e4S,30,tinil_:g_ slye.71, tas:willos,vvrast,._tian.,42iNxt, sha.,e,stetowi ii.ii,i1 ,oirtithiii17,3tatm;,._:.
The tea is being convened '0,1114. ...Preosselinitpeitla -°yIleolultdg I -al g. Al2:130.7-6-7‘t
M.
_ivirt.tphe -Cficyrillitol.TPwbmienlvgl..-MIN'vietnali....h.,7fiersti-5:;oa:A,;,Imrititr.e.lse..T. _
Pauline , Hill. • Both, vere,-ACeont=". ,.•:''
•,. a dnet ,Was sung. by Kathleen And
fititied.Wkanice-MilneTat.theVaitoi14. '. -
.. The public --1&'',c.orilially_invitetrin irgzisrte.uva' thie';,,:,....V,ela,sC86„*, •,3*,..:1,1„teeteniT•bitlipdL .,_
take advalitage: of,,,,, this :opportunity, ,,soting,_. Our ; saio.,,, Re , ody•Ised,
to, 'sea 'theiiwork Of some qt. ottr
t#tifltiittiwn --Canadian -a rag ts:- - thein that as. they set their Sails neix, ,
Will determine't heir course 1» fnture.''
"':u.''itlinSeAlDe.tir ofir'ttill:Ne .GCO'LdrerBie-1; 'B-41'4' .Y6ef 11rs1.1. X0:6Y•vv,,,)8.9114,xPlinia_tvaisjk: ith.7,7,,,,s;:' l'
.president, , jack Whetstone;
President, .T01111,
f011oWing......,;011ders ....vvare. ' elected': nii plao for. inty et.' shiftless „pe0,04., ....i_,
Minton Cinb,- held, ,J:t.IntlYon2.1;,sts.e::rieloe. ..::::ti3-i-t'•11-:-if::oilit' 7):::;.vv_lia'et:t*I_.11.ti
-1-d-- he said; • ' -' ' .* 't •
The meeting Closed. -With tbe.,1S1.0-,
tory-treasurer, Pizabeth Tobin ; iiQpiii Anthem; after tolichlea :*,-dif-• ,
chairman social committee, Margaret .,..
sr,vect. -7.--,"----7-,' , ,..- ...:„......s-,,,,..
1.-ans; hairman, ,ganie,s• conunitteei; , . .:
Gertrude Whaleyt, ti-s-sistantS, Mild, ‘,.zionnigiTAN- yoion sioND0
red Whetstone and . Irene;Fester.
Christian Youth Sunday •will ' be ,
Anyqne !ivishing' to join • this club- , -
recognized. throughout' the Deniiiii00, •
may get in teach with. any of the
(Seers? _ ileen/a.,,,t tir•Ster_Iwtittlatlyt, .tr.prebervilnitirtry4,1roltit.. • To irkoxthis7:1
PERSONAL MENTION f -a -a -f
s8,tr,_0:b,.r.agne'de, illh7ttitaSpttrietett.,,tiritilerfeiteiti.„:
• , will. meet in -e-iiiiStian fellowShipAt,.
Ilfrs. W. F. Naftel has returned. 8.30 p.m. All young people Of Oode#4, . .
from a visit with relatives at:Perth . rich and district are..cordia*.,-fin-. 1
and- Ottawa. • • - • ' ; vited. The meeting will she held In.
-Wetliti*--,41..n-C44o°mi.gneteil. INrsitTn°14,11-i4heli:?'"Idtal.l.gatt- "'-'ts1Tetree*StUnt(inaitYed.e.elihtle'rh6.°,rasr:::14, ''''*''''''-.:
term,",-1.1%,.frpsa.uLtemvVoe(i)InSe, y 0 Leaside spent
omit , low r.ile„ MANAGER
.
the week -end with Iris parents; Mr: ' 'Mr: E. WdfivM,,,.,9f-:lietrOlit WhO
jtpd,g., ,._._ . _rs:Pv D..*00AcY. . , -,
ifsw---.,-,-.11. • tiffettli*TIMPVErittWirefii-,.
as'Tbeen,apPointed• manager' .10-1.--_.
don, spent the weekLend with. her Missiot4 will take- 'over his •duiles, ,
mother, Ilirs*,-,-(1. A. Linington, Vic- here on Vebruary 16th, it N'v, as 14040
forth: street, ' V , . - ' - after the meeting, of the :Public
• :ktr. and Mrs. John' Thorpe and' titilities •.tronunIssion on Tuesday
ohildren, Diane and Nonly,„ left by. evening. '
Meter -car ,tOday for,',,taite .Werth;.
Vlorida, on vacation. .They will be .1010A-0311IN'T ILISIMIIP.sitZli).
aware. month.' . '• . %...i. , r. and Mil:, Edwin. ,0**Att.1.t,':-,.,
. Ivir,s, p, 'McLeod aiid,,,Xrs.:".Geo.,' StratfOrd, annoimee "the engagena8nt ' '' ..
Beaconi- . were at Toronto , over:. the , of , their' ehleet daughter,' Muriel., ,,_
week -end to attend. ,the ' funeral' "on ..1,con, to Mr. Williion • ,Iosel)h ..340*
moriday.--rifr4011-lare Hiltebislin Of 'gartirrynr-of 'AftlifttrIfIts, Ilareld '
Atimico, Mr. autehison Vii8 wrest. Ocggarth, ',OM:el./ell; ;the wedding
i!,..litionst..beearne'rbpOeprodyeoesralo.copli.18t04:ItitY..e. neiittogottne at
ot'oh•I'lttiete. s' tPilan,trottili,1 )s"aCtun).1.41;tty r.tifilt,Now*.
,
ai 7, at ' (00" 6,clock...., ,,,„ • ',,,
,...L. . , •4.,
Ifteen-Wer 1a o,
t'
1
Of faith,onti,;St.:bsrc.CiirtitiCate'' from
other, eon giegatiens, In the., laA five
years *256; now •inembers have been
'..reeelved Into ftill niemborshiP in the
.North street „•:''eOngregfition.
bpartyi-vOte- of 'thanks -Was ex,
tended to Rev. old 11irs.0, W. Cepa',
forlheir; leadership in the last six
itiOnthS et„ the year, .itrui to Airi W.
Andrew for 'his. efficient Werk as:
sextn Mr. (lope nncl Mr. Andrew
The. -meeting was brought to a.
clew by the singing_.of the dexrilogy.
after whieli those attending enjoyed
a\sodial hoot undef'We'eare .of the
Wninall'S'ASSOCiatiOn: "
szouotior4ivitys citti
During. -.the past Week members - of
81.---11corge'alion's4-01rib-inet at the
hetine Of .144 'II; 'O. Willittrae;, The
committee haS, outlined,, iin interest -
nig series of ettivities for the Year.,
'arid 11 goad turnout Is expected,. All
,"erTt6w,bacgo. nit'fOS".41,t‘"(4':ft)reegt3hita4.'40‘111ilit4s'IWilrl
be
Served' by the men.,
Ths• Annual. meet „rig_ for ub-
seribers of 061'-tolbottolVLivilebitt
rekphone,,kostoto will he tea in.
' the. ToWnship Ilan, it ,Carlo* on
$''ebniary, 5th; at 2
o 4 -Farquhar, Oliver to Adiiress,
1eeting in Goderich-Wednesday
, The, 1,6e -tai leader‘for Ontario,. .aitditoritun had .heen. preitiOdtdr en -
the Itori. ;Farquhar Oliver. *Ili ,gaged by', another , bedy for out
,'Ilodericii Wedi-Cestiy next, night, all(1,--Aftvt '106100,4‘ bY,ekthe
e'hrtai'rk 74th, 14 ithd-Iiitkrat-lit: Vcrliele tovon---t4y 'found like fbets
Benson trieltey, Vandidate. in the they tool& dd Vats:, to ogrige. the
hy-eleetian for ,Itriron; and a pubile large roorii recentlY attan
meeting will be held In the eVirifing the pidDrietois Of the Uoli
in the conyention hall, of theBrltlsb, change ItoteI for latg
Ilkehange flotel.' Speakers &it this ings, It 'wilt held, a
Meetings -besides Ur. be rivamberi brit it IR It be
_the candidate, arid, Ilon b/Oririen before nian3t- more 'Mon
fehtieriSr.-MiniiSter. of tabor 'Cloderleh ,proyl
Iwo -Ammo. erifirinrinitY hall Ivith, rice ;
The 1041 Liberals have bad ri ,for large gatherim0 -f.ktte
'difficult 'Hiatt iteettiag a rviate for .1)110t to boat mom; like Mi
Ott( *omit Th e TOOT. *tali ilild,cdtiter loWniOn. pilaf