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elT4, B MacMillan OPeAlti
• Of the Rea441 of Muaio'
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The carilionie tower
rsyStem • Presented: te. KnOlc:
treShYterian . Mr„ and
Ars,. USICThomas. Sancly!,•wero'credikated
'inorning.'at
.impres-
sive Serviceconducted: by the min-,
ist,O,' Rev. In the
.presence of a eengregation of over
• 700 peeple, visitors were
• Present • from Western * Ontario
.1)0W* and :Mayor George MaeEwan
and ,Members of • the .Town Connell
were.,presentrOdY•-•
• ,The theine -of .the whole service
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Was praise, and worship, and the
•,,dedicatOry.:-ser•Viee opened ,witif the
..words ,of the Psalmist:, `tprals*-0 .3*
the mord. ,Praise God in, .
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sanctuary-. prai4e: with the
iieund Of the trumpet; praise :Him
upon ;the loud cyinbals.. .Let = eYery--
thing' that hath :breath 'praise. the
Lord,"
witir:the large pongregationc,tq7
• fervently standing,. Rev: . Mr. Mae-,
-"Milian, Accented the , gifts and
•" -dedicated there, "le • the -glory of
,God :that-,theY- .May bring, Music to.
:the .soiala of :men :wherever their
:sound :is heard."
* * *The :Pella 'Are -flayed -
_After the prayer of dedication -
Miss :Sandra, Salkeld; young grand-
daughter' of Mr and Mrs, Sandy,‘
iplayed the •hymn tune; 4‘.Blese Be,
- .06...„,Tie „That ,Eind047...,,,,,e4.-the4110.1§4--.2pAW averageif.'74,telidithebi'
OV1AUPAT17,(TP,SiOg JJEAV
P4,411' 10A t.1,440,1iElfs'
Tne Public -School Board at its
hiblith174:Ineeting."*0-4,-P04437.,
eefl-
Ing liad a letter trete Inspector G.
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G. Gardiaer ,advising that apProval.
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,of ,the revised „plang, for the new
schoelV 4.11,bieCt -t0-.,sonie minor
changes, .hati .been reeeived froin the
3Q,epartinent of EdUeatien, No
ne-
.tion WAS taken in this.,„Ana,tter pond-,
'leg , 'further discussion. ' _
The board decided- to adopt "the regular, meeting of the, Goderich.
Inspectors
ort FavorablY
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: vAf3ra,it' stc.o. •
00,1P14.;,
Blgb `Sehoel ,In,spectors I it
and G. P. Wilmer sub-
mitted A report of their inspection
of January 4,lith and 27th. to the
:cumulative' ,14.ck • eP14. for 1164yd,
,tea'cliere :whereby ',ally' portion of .0 Frid4y fast . •
the authorized. twenty..days! Side ,
cleave.- which •not,` 'used' *". any fAvt)iralAY 9a..th°
,ear'slin,11-00:addeci to: the .ailostrOce redeeeratien of -cfassreciins"carried
,
The 'Imperial 'Kingsten. wee, Scipa- •
duled to s111 troni- Sarnia „ today',
'.(Thursday).:at_dayhreak, and 'reach-
Genierieh. in .the -early -afternetni:,.
A. snow
loyo4: °
. ,
• jva two); as the ,weather clears
the tanker will sail' and It
tbat...- a. record,fix
early'. opening' navigation e
will .be',Seto; Vrev.190.0: eter..Y
date, :Sinee.,- records:ha:V.0 been lOpt,
14, JO% '-waitif'i; CaOt:.
E.."4-enkinS:,tirriVed10
the .4eadialite.',.. •
'for. Subsequent:years:. Some ainend- .ont4-14,st year and the replaedmeni
rr r
e e
1'1rst .,v,s401, into , c;074eirel:i• -last croiiieetriaq: y."Se
ri
Re'QogpiZga,54 ttUtt:
- from
year Witig Q1:1='.ApAl. 1st iviliew the
xliiperlay,;;limeoe arrived 'Icidt.lt,CPt.
A. „ .„ •
Ijnperlal On:my:all; iirst'Vessei to
• this•'.year ,.from. Winter , harbor
df Imperial Oil itt. 44-rnia, -left 05
'fitaturday_ March 0,*,,.,with: Cant, H.
A. McLellan '
G. MeRean„
thnia ?depart -Monti, 1mPerlal 011 CO..
ltd,;,ToreattO,- and 'Calhert Winne,
.Toronto, Phetegr011er_i'•
are here to-
day ...:avralfing 43u-*
perial kingtton; • *
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MentS to .the Igen' submitted by the of. the heating pipes. and rtidiators x'..,raE11,1tViwk..0.7;--
h rtr-b o r
:teachers were ii-ortion-ted: In7:-...t.IFbnu . rzt.w„; 9 c4.
...4,,request was received .ftona,,the draft heating unitS„ •
iGederich 'Teachers! :Gait that the '. 111-uoh -0f-the" instruction," observed
existing•Sal...'ry schedule be 'anteridod was',,clasSitled as above average to
prOVIde, for ;annual increase excellent; -- • • ,
of, $200 in .salary and that 'an in-' The „report else' stressed
.crease Of ' p.00 per teacher •he Ilcient organization...and. administra.
granted.,f, or thiS:yearcretroaetive •to tion of' the School, the •-ge04,. deport
January' , 1.949.... This , Wks' re- Merit Of pupila, and pleasant
'Mired ,*,„to. , the -.school 7 Inanitgeniqht 'teflOer relatiQP,ShiP ; the extensive
eomnilt tie. r. use: of,. the: 'sclieol , building .for COM,
vcrits deelded-te pay' ' supPlY tietivities„, the prevision of
teachers $7.50 per day and to invite night Classes in slaop.work and new -
applications -.from teachers ing;; and in Dirglish= for new Cat1-
'.,estetir.:in-'stiPply work. tidikins;.i.the 'outstanding results- in
• Inspector Gardiner irdunitted .111$ deptirtmentoi eXtiniinations . last
annual, report on-`,sthe , wOrk. Of the ,J:inie; ',and the ProyiSion of medical.'
bridal' schools: COnireenclation Was exaininatiens,being-carried_.out_eacig1vn thei_
work in all year under the .suPervision. of *the
.partMents. • • local. Board Of Health.
::Prineinar Shackleton reported' at- tecoMmepdations
teridance for the litoutll" Of 'repro- tions• To the library . and the*.-eqelp-
ttry at Victoria ' School: on Meet -in, the gymnasium.
renOrt-4---riikiector M-001e11tui
T1,1E. liousE,IF
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-The Canadian Historical Beview,
Toronto, hak4 a, review of Gavin
Hamilton later book, "The
Old. Log House and Bygone Days
.in Our ,Village." _The, ievieW.,--b
Louis 'Blake Duff, -W0/1-known .
Tbis writer a decade ago had a.
success Witli his 0111,`Pii$0140°1 and,
he ;will have ,another ,success, - now
that he is, on ' thQ. 'Verge :Ot
eighty-
five years,;..with companion book,
Just about the old
log house, What' he .set0;ut to -de
was to write' a stleita histOry -of his
•bOyhoed . Years in :count
In this- 'he . hag'
not failed to note
the,huinorotia:PhaSeS Of the pinifeei
erar'indeed','411:` iiirtageK-Nd'lnore'
or•Je..sslighted* 9YYlk 111111105
by the church.. OFganist .For'Central 'Sehool , science and the department, -made „tip ,of odd. expressions.ana
Bishop, in the selection `.f1Viellita-,
tiOh" .(11.alph .,ginder.) and the Dowell reported : Pupils on roll
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, 246,1r -or-,
„On per -cent.' ' • * •
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•- anthem, '"Hetirken Allite Ile, :ye My.
'Reonle:" • • NEXT SUNDAY'S ZEItITIOES
• ., The oliliin9n •• - .
• In „his sermon..,: Rev.. 7rgillan referred to the 'many' types
at instruments .,fOr praising God
, f in the psalms of David.'
The as a .fline, he Salk especial!.
preshyterlan Church, when
instrumental music •,witiTbanne
!Finally organs Werd"'introduced, tmt
net without- OppoSitiony and many
. objection. to instrumental music in
the -Service of praise.
•, The' heatitY , of music, said Mr.
• MacMillan, is 'how; realized in wOr- ,H. Oakes, tenor,. Miss Qom
ship and God is "Praised .witlreverY-• SheriParcl,•SoPrano,•Will sing a .duet,
thing that has tigetith." "'God 18 "Love Divine," by ,"Stainer. Mr..
our * close ,cOlnP.40. O$P1v. ."0; -
are, hut we faust--, ot forget the Ceme to 'MY Ilettati 1.49ra Jesus;"
• :a8setnlilingoroursetvest!together---to.
-sing, to red :His H,.0.1y„2„W•kd,--;--antt, Most -Holy," by Franck. .
to praise' Ttie -often, Ind minister,. Rev., R. G. Mac -
'excuses -anti 'forgetfulness interfere will •b� hi the Pulpit and
:with our wership, It is vdthin the , Inspiring' and -e llenging *sermons
„sanetuary you first know' the mean_ ay, be e.pected. - ,
Of ag_rice_)vas_eqn.ally---comp:
.,-In-rntary and „noted tin 'ezp,tri *Mantal Juan 'Interested in people through
'Work:* , nine arid' litir,trrfrefirreiirr and17X9re.be
hamster's. w eh' -Tilfroligli+ ou ow's-a-very- keen -interest --m-- Writ -
the Prescribed .course adds interest lug about them. IniThe.'„014,-• Log,
. 'KNOX
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to fife Some •!adilf,. ',House you the :,SfOr3r of
tienal equipment, in agrichiture was' •the wedding.: parties, *, surprise
------- — Tee(aurner°Iel e and. ex!'
rec.
h penditnresnifuotresgf
re '
usual Ours '
being ..prepa. d for the
Tvvo.. 'services; praise.. are
The esti ' .'
nt, year as suppers—in ' short, the .social inter-'
of worShip IA Knox PreSbYteria.,,,„
4*, repared by the ' Pfinealnile' committee ests and 'activities ' Of .the pioneer*
.1, ,th0 of the heard Avere approved and- .1o: .the 0.0derich. ,diStrict----at- Ben -
Church, 49.4 ::Siiii day next.
Will he ..siihmlittedh ra • ' . • '
inorning,-Tthe boYsr choir 11I --fake
tuary ilia:will...sing two...,selections, ------------ : , f-ducesitlie-Tvitglibond-and•the.ped
ities concerned at an early .date b redp'n'a. r
„unkcip.111.- *trh ol .Dungannon,.-ie11 °riot -
part for the 'first time in the sanc- • - •
, "tritivraTA,"mwm,NT /icor. • the travelling tailor,. the- fiddler
„nly.Creed" and. "A song Of.Peace.' - •
At ...the „evening service two ...guest • '0$. VOL AT "030 and the , caller -off, . the blacksmith'
, and the logger,.the miller, and the
soloists, from Hamilton -will bring sawyer.' - MP. Green has some right.
-messages hi sacred Song. Mr, Lloyd
',-"te -peal:Se 'and.' -WbrStilf Gbd".;
iiig of worship. Let us
creation,; for op.r.,•sttlVation ti.hristian, youth on the march
mlisothiforgei
and for our xede.Mptionr.-ithe token *as. in evidence on „Sundai, evening
„dedicated • today „ . and of the* yolufg.,:peeple were ' Miss
_glory Of ,und as a Muriel .RenSmi.,1 'MISS Mary Choi -
minder thit,t.t Within this community ,eraft- and. "Air. Jathe8, IlirOxrall, all
e ,clidch,doOrg are Opel:1'471a No, of London.' gr. Worrall, wlio Is on
i.• ..e‘Called.by the Rideelher Himself the .B.Y.P.H.-exeeutiv of On.tario.
to praise -Him, and •"eyerY.thing that
lath breath shall .•-praise
'After' the service, Mr. ' Blahop.
played_a_nunaher sereetionS.eni the
Thells,--and the :deaf; : frosty *air was.
.1liied with the f,intisie 02 lovely
,..,;Lhrge:„„Attendince. Of ,bhilditen
There were 111 'children of tIle
junior COigrbgatioii present a :re-
cord attendance. . • selections prepared for Inc...music
Next .Sunday,:h,the ne,w1Y Organ:- festival.• • '
ized 4hoir wiU 1enl the•i4ervice- After the :service there' was a
Of PraiSe., at, 'The- Morning ,SerWrice,) gathering. downstairs; .where "
and 'Quebec, brought greetings from
that bedy and 'the ,and ' miss Ronson
spoke. on the "-advance
momement, their addresses :being II--
anstrated-- With of young
.people engaged An this wor,k,. )10..
Cr, W. H. Medley , was In charge Of
the .service laid the choir pre,sented
two 'antheins; with till Clittse as
soloist. The Bapth# quartette „sang
,
and in .th.e evening Mr. Lloyd'Oakes
and 'Miss` Shepherd, of Hamilton,
will be gtest vocalists,' „ •
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• B,ECREATION .00NFERENOE,
• AT.TWIN CES APRIL 844,
„*. A cOnference Under *the- ariSgeeS
of tlie",.0ntarici Recreation Anse*
ition will be held ICitelieher;
Waterloo On April. 8,, 9 and. 1.6, and
will be addrosed° by'•
the -College Education at the
Iltiversitst- Of .,SaskateheWan. s•
in addition to Dr., ,uayeoek,i there
will be another' top-notch sPeahei.".i
• ;to Vratinutaited later* its' well as
Workshops demonstrating. the, Var-.
lolls phases. of recreation,. ,"cracker
• 'barrel!' 'session8 where .011 the deIe
, gates can diseuSs their; vaTiona,
, problems with representatives from
other municipalities, and dentott-:
strations,,or arts and craft s'; - • •
;rust how many ,Goderich .people
will attend the eonferenee is not
.yet ' known, .but it is exPeeted-there
will, be quite *n. 'representation.
TOti WEATHER .
TempCrfltUreS of the past week
v. with these -0 the' coV.•
in - ear 86""414
responding...week.-
officially reCorded, were aft follows:
° .1949 1048 w
. Max, MIs. Max. Ultf.
thuie),' Uar. a -,,a4
Fri., Mar. 4 ....40 • 2ir 22 43
'hearty singsong was. engeyed, with
Miss Chaleraft at the piano; and
the' 'quartette also itapg,...DaihtY
refresimientfwerved by the Allow-
ship-ComMisslati brought to an. end
an enfoyable and Inspiring seriice.
LITTLE Ltscittis
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Sherwood, Dnngannen; on
-Monday ..reeelved his P.V. at
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Torotito.",for."it bus service between
ep will be to. arrange, a Pehedh1P
Goderitii, Liberals are holding
their Meeting on, TirectnesdaY
evening next at ..Mapicay Halt,
Delegates will be selected : to attend
the .141oxthHuron; nonthiating con-
vention to he held shortly.„
May. nit ..good• frishitten celebrate
Patrick's Day .on.. March
but, remember that the ,deadline. fdr
ihlreliasing,1949 ear markers .is the
following day, lifiateh 18th,
Miss ,
Rheii,Durtrin,
ing at 'Stratford General HosPital,
recehred her cap At an. Impressive
ceremony hi the nurses' rest-
dence on Saturdoy afternoon.
notiter4,.:an&:.hrotherr,„.,Mrs.,,,,,..4gggs
Durnin- And Leonard; iittended at
,the .0ereniony. "
Mr. and Mrs. Alteroyd and
Son. ;UMW' are leaving shorttk for
Ii/ngland* where they 'will take up
Sate, Mar. 5 ,...37 32. 20 residence. Akeroyd the
Mar. 0' .„.32: 19. 115 former Andrey Wielafid." Mr,
th,' Var. 7 ..C.30 20.. 34 27 Akeroyd plans to go into 130$1.00g4
3tar. 20 85 25' with lila father it-nianuftteturing
ilh
Some of radio's fbremost network
shows ,are 'available :to a wider
listening. audience' in* Western%
OntariO..through station-- OFPL'-',14--
LendOn *on its new '"centreaisle":'
firKtlenky" 'of .9,89.• '
From alond.c7' throUgh StindaY
clo.PL brings its vita air .andietice'
-the-tbeSt in Canadian and",.,,terican-
produced • broadcasts. o2' comedy;
drama .andr music, •
For instance, weekdays • at. 7„30
there's Club
Margaret Whiting, the Andrew Sis.
ters and the Modernaires. -DVery
lay :at -_-8.30„...71-ens_Fol-7-thensands
of farmers tune in, for the ,anthory.
tatiVe Farm ,* Radio Forum. -;The
-sane .night ,thAngs. the quiz.., shoVit,
1104ble- Nothing, „arel Baritone
13uddy Clark. •
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to Write ortlie log hortse,*. for he
waS born. in: one, h house that had
but 0110 door and only .two windows,
aud tO, the wail as
the only means of Vali* "al) 'and
down. stairs." • he launches his tale
With :>chariter theypioneer --bed
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23 34, 20 concern in
ael)ozialil Case
peal at
s 00
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The ••hearing Of the appoals. the
aetion. ;NI, :Mlienonala tioaltiat.
'atvn, of Ooderich and fotir
members' of the Lotizoli Flyers
hockey ebb of the seattott of 1944,
took plitee, at Osgootle Hall, Tor-
. onto, on MontlaY .and' Tuesday ,of
this week. Judgment was reservetl,.
• R. a 'Liirtyla, Appeared for
the appelianta Ivan Louton, Walter
• Westbrook, Arnold Doak and . -Don
.01,41nette*;.1*-ii. Datl,cey, lt,;(14. for
,the TOM 0 Goderich, and Prat&
for Vfacnonaht
Several Toronto lawyers -also ap-
peared as counsel,
Mactkinald, stied for damages. for
injuries .tteceived in a' fall at the
Cicalerich rink when a wire on the
balcony gave *ay 01 it hockey game
in ;January, 1047, and nee.nred a
verdiet for -1,815 against, the lessee
of the rink and the members of the
hockey clUb. when The .oction was
tried in 610001011 ity,April,„ 194$,
.bug. (Jack, Miner uSed,:. Co' 'say' he
had net seen ,one for forty. years)
and he closes with a chapter en
the badg,e *Of the -era, the pioneer
WhiSkers. Mr. Green -deals heavily,
of ..course,„ nostalgicmenieries,
'but air era in which yOu could buy
good--Feinlock luinber at $5.00 -a.
thousand and' 4 wen-gi*ovvri 1.4mb
163, mustqi e Y
-,pbverty and. hardship, • HardShip
or not, 'he,gotlin out, of 'life- and.
in his book be bh$ .set
"Tiger" Dunlop Walks into the ',beck
.and 4.'00i:braid": is there hut there
is no. other historie_figure exCerA
'CantekOn.
'Tuesday nights on. 080 you an
Start laughing at the dumb AtitleS
For My Friend. Irma. Theo, at 8,30,-
•enfoy ftill hOur with, the Toronto
OreheStra with onestand-".
Ing guest .artists." The. 'Big Town
Show -offers exeiting diania-,of the
newspaper world. „
" funniest family
progi.am,". highlichts the earlY Wed-
nesday evening log • on OPPL; fa:
lowed at 9 by Canada's top
epinedienne,- Mildred Morey. It's
time 'but Or; drain& on.:Buckinghani
Theatre; then, more laughs on the
Milton .,Berle Show. Wednesday.
night listening is topped off bY
the ()FPI/ Production, the Don
Harding Show, -
Thursday On, 980 offers :the Burns
tic wagon,. the thrilling Suspense
show it .0 And the Canadian operet-
ta-- series ' an *Air. later._ The
Pat Man leads Off Friday ,evening's
listening', and 9 o'clock brings , the
week's drama highlight, the .80-
thini
wooed. stars. SPorts - to th'IX
fights Fridays a0i- 'd1r,e4 froin
gadison -Square Garden.
SaturdaY sees • eferyone * the
house listening to "gualea1 gystories
at 7.80 and t'ixe old patiol• gain*,
entys Questions, at 8. .1;,Theti.
there's' musical variety on' Ilitiniony
House, Tho Pun Parade. at 0 and
the Orchestra coast-to-cbast
at 4.0. Nighthawk§ .it up 2
to hear their requests on Et:light's
Nitery„, .
..StindayS on 086 there's ,a ..wealth
of „listening for -everyone.
riADIES SalrUgSt
ART OF DE,tSENLAKINO
,
• tighteen, ladies .receiVed
-Striictitailir-rtreterit,,-dresSmakinglit
the Town. Hall auditorium :Under
the supervision of .MIss Nora
Creykei Of the Women's InStittito
staff of the DepartMent iigriexitt
tore., The. -classes were held- under
the auspice's .fst the Goderieh branch
•of, the Welton's ItistituteNLheaded
by Mra,
Visa .0keYite 'said tliOLL.` Class
made 'satisfactory- progress,' de-
spite the fact that the munber IVO
rather. lap' for adequate supery.
.The -ladle& were InsfrOted in •
the arts of 'Iltting; pressing and mak.
ing (Itesgoof, and 001
in the line :of sewing, - t -
Those taking the tourne were Mrs.,
Walter Newcombe, Mtg. 'Ararat
tliodden, 'Mt& LeMalre,
George Baiter, Urs, geInnesi.
Urs. Clarence Miller,. ;Ur& ,Itariorle
Itutchinson. *Mrs.- 11,004
Urs. (leoffrey Peadhey,-Ifts. 1)on
Maatit,V„ Veg.' Imes. Young, Mrs;
C. R. ITolland, Air& Harry Thlwarda;
• Miss Ruby ‘Comtle, lqiss Maine
Lain% Uts. G.' P. ;Whaley; .. gts,
Gartettliiirg, Mrs. £W11kltt..
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YORTY-FOURv-TBATTELS
-ABOUT ON ALL 1.OuRs
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Issued car license plate nuniber
42T44; Charles'Gibbons, 4- Huron
road,' feeLS he is, really "travelling,
On ail fours" ' these • daye-
FortY7four years Of , age, he was
born in 1904, the . fourth child in a.
r8 on
November 24. He,„ IS .The feurth,
ersen to 'Own the home In wifith he
lives and the ear .he 14 driving is
the fourth that he has awned: On
top of all*this, 'Charles has ,alWays
felt that foil- is his *lucky number.
. orrt:IW.t.:n 1.4 4 „,
wrotc.. in„; to the localo.-.`Lissuer of
licenses 111 effort:lo_segure his
favorite lie.ense Plate number, Which
is a half and half Or a' ilfty4Ifty
set-up: He.' wants ' number 50T50.
'cvalt .somo ._weeks' yeti, a.S. the
licenses' Issued: • haie not '.'get
that ngure..4.9 • -•
Pet seine- years M4y0t 'Attic,
Ewan always endeavored . to „have
his phone number, his ..postoftice.
box tituribely And car license
number the name,, or as .nearly the
same r -as ;•i)ossIble, , For number
of years he..*as.snecessfel in doing
thls..This year, however, •his tele-
phone menner WAS Changed and the
license numbering nuoFes it tn.:
Possible & seente a. utimber- the
same as his. postodice box-,
D. 13, a CI th in Ont.
PER AL SPEAKER'.
Mr, 014r/7) ''XI4rher is the
proud POSSeSSOr Of •a, handtiOine
pocket ..watch presented 'him' ‘lh
reebinifiOn Of his thill'Y!'sevgu.Yettig
G•ETTZNO BigADY ,
1949 .PERCIi DERBY.
While,b91.9t9d, Winter viri,408..„,wor
0,er harbort:' today the-,
,G9de'rieh Lions -Club drew Plans
or: , their • secOnd, " "perch,
10011, opert,..4141 18t 'and
,ertd` .15tb." Abontr $ZOO in
prtgeS, *Wen itt. the' contest
,Oatch, the, largest perch. •Pirst
prize. *111... bk.';.A99 etl.eni*. eef,/ncl
inilon Road Machinery C?., Liin valued at 1OO Every week -end
- -A IIVAW0 recelYe 44. •article
ited, and.,Tte-predecesSa*r ',Goile-; during' the''..conteSt -speeiar
rich,the„Americani- Read Machinery- "prizes : ha_--avtarded the ;total
Co. The PreSentatien , was made- value of whicifWill.be.•apprOXimate.,
'by gr, ' john; 401404. 4000..
I
• general • mArnager, on behalf... Of, 4.f.Skipper"”' ,MacDonald • waec.
A
D.R.M.Ce; •; • pointed chairman of the -perch derby
The- -entire-.‘eompany-7staff.-4was -committee4'4and---the--follOwing.:_:are
present :it the presentation. ,cerc- committee meinbers; George Ellis,
molly, Mr.' Sully .outlined the de, Harry 'Watson, ;"Xirev'whetstonfe,
.yeloppient of the. eompanY: since
1912; when it -.was known. as 'the
American Road Maehinery Co.' He
praised the Ate service which gr.
arker , has given, over. his bog
period' Of company employment. 11
was ciistemary, he said, to recognize
HON. S. GARSON' •
-
Federal.' Minister . of Justice who
Will address • the Huron -Perth.
Liberal .-4AsSociation . meeting At"
liensaIl 4,on Saturday,1---_March 12,
at. 2,30 p.m. •
wATO LODO: TO
I'BOVIDE BLOOD:Um/WE
V,corge 1Parsons,,..Jack eery . and
FrNedetNP9br017;eed, go to child
welfare* work of the, Lions „Club.
,The „first -„peteTh. derht, held last
*ring, Was highly' sticcessful,
hundrecla of. fisherthen
anniversaries, on, • the thirtY-lifth. rieb, fr44.11 Michigan and. Ohio and
year. , However, nressure . of work, Irani ,xnanY points in Western :
41:ftring. the past several,: years had
-postponed the -presentation. As
fiirther.,.teken, of .4Pin-eciation Mr,
Sally mentioned,. that Mr. Barker
would .reeelve an additional weelOs
-1141111d6'r3reP*1Y1,t4MPrt.tYliar'ker thanked :the,
company and 'expressed his desire
to offer ..any .that be could
render in, the Iight of his thirty-
eyen, years!„! experience with,* the
' „
Mr, 'Barker, related how he had
-.served his- aPPrenticeship as- ,a
invaluable serviee to Go.derich,
And;-distriti--1-S-4-heing7arranged_b,.
Bitie Water ;Lodge, 1803, of the
International . AssociaWMa
'chinists, in the einfiley of...the Ism-.
:ininion. Road Machinery Companr.
the disbanding - .of. the
'branch of the, 'Red. .0ross'ISoelei;y:
•bere, there' has been. no bleod. bank
tn Gederich. When'Whole hlood'„
.geeded for 'einergeic 'itse' it has.
to -be ,proeured-froni,-London.,:----,-,
TO Meetthis need'arriingernents
are being nurde by the Blue•Water.
Lisdge to provide the service, to
have the blood Of each :volunteer
typed and grouped* at • Alexandra
,of •each..keltt
there for the .use of • all doctors.,,
Seyenty 'men have volunteered...to
donate.- their blood absolutely •firee
He arge ftS-7-Xar' asl-they- are -con-
•terned.' They.- will be available for
all.* transfusion , emergencies, - as the
Company ' is co-operating • whole-
heartedly in the,- Project by making
it posSible for the employee •toleave
his, WOrk.„-when called, without,
losing pay. - •
, 'The committee in charge of kir-
sangeinehts is • cCsposed_ .of John' a chimney, was soon extinguished.
P. GraCe,.elititrian -
Stephen •.,Helesic and. Albert 0.
Powell.' They ;eXpress g&titude • to
the doctors fOr their interest and
eV -operation' in the projeet.
LEGION.
The regular meeting of, the
,Ladiesr -.Auxiliary to. Branch lot),
Canadian Legion, Wag held the
Legion Vall,.'„witha„g'ppdattend,;.
ante.. ' 0dtlre4 by tin'
rrovlbelat President 'at ,the '1948
convention, In Sault St. Alvin wasread, in which A0,81114 the Ontario
auxiliaries had raised' $150,000 .clixr.
Iiig the year, 'old she praised :them
for ,thelr splendid Work. After gen.
eralbusiness the meeting Was
brought to a dose, # Then .followed
several pines of bingo andlitnich
provided by the committee. ap-
pointed, Mrs. N. :viiiler.„ Mrs.
,McNerin, Mrs. W. :`‘-1•00r,e, and Urn,
•Needhara; The „MYstety • prize
WAN won by Mr, t. Nictlwain...
,
tario: . 'Many. came hi parties, suck
OS the HanalitoP• aud--Pctrett police;
forces, the -Londonvfire department.'
etc. cue party from, St. Marys,
• Ont., came' ion, eighteen different.
occasions. •
BIS1101) CODY Iss) visrr
.Gorwalmoit NEXT WEEK
. •
•The„,:gost:Reierend •Binli9P..100de-
of 'London, Ont.,. will pay- his first
visitto Goderich_next .wee*, _March
machinist in England before coming 15th and lath': The ciee481°.11' iS t°
the tbknIaL re -opening of St.
to: Canada. He Was employed by• marl'
,Peter;S..gthurcli on ,Tuesday.,..ibe
the 0,7431d
joining the Machinery Company hi
Bstreet uernkite.erais‘cafrilmrecinhbeilrndof Nis'oratic
aceorcinlished musician, having held
the position ;of • organist at yicteria.
Street Chureh for eighteen years.
He is also A member of the Masonic.
.Lodge and fa member of the Odd -
fellows. Two son's, .Raymond ant
Ronald Ba.rheiclife "-reli en s o
Goderich. Ronald Barker is a
„Machirilst_w:ith the DR -MC -0,
ing it his fatheit--'s- footste-ps.---His
daughter is Mrs,. William Barrow,
also of Gederich. . • "
^ • • • • - • I •
.NEiiir RADIO PROGRAM -:
"Knox Chur.ch Calling" is the
title .01 aifwradio_progrant10 ay...at!eh; Com" „G'Oder•,i047-bar -41•*".
...,,..,,_,.:,..the_ Goder
condliefed, .every Seedily, 'afternoon Pliny facttiryi where- 1.1e.' haAbeeir;50,t,it is •uilfoiiunafe thiC 1i
,tor three niontlis oi.er (AKINL-x. gaithful employee for netirly4ifts-1 given. -i'utligIderIC71tiie j,
-;#1a-tiou. elroir ..greatly- -18, . este,emed .14#in .finfOOrable impression o
after-e*enstvezdecoration-lw-.
Mr. Scott Young,
metal artist.
On Neduesday pierning BIshop
Cody Will: inSPOit the •addition to
• St. Peter's , School and', the renov-,
'Olen of.-Sehool and. convent by the
,Seie. OonStruetion Co.. of Sarnia
diiring the nast.' six montha,
The service .,on Tuesday. eVening,
- • '
STILL GOING STRONG '
LAT-EIGAV4EvEN.'yk.tats
.-mr„old lee school- boy friend,
Joe Wilson, is ••• eighty-seven years
old today, March -10th. He ,is still
going strong; and- IS at work 'every
SPOO 1111Xte/10011
r.C1,1/g pnlYfel11,0
Qf Th** POO
thlr40." Xareh,
Free Press 40POrt).0,,.--PeePhA
Ooderich harbo. ankreinoval
ite‘• e9atre. 'of ,'",0140 ,..1s1.4end ,•Ttoo
adrocated inthe:,09.144U0'40 „0,0
Z''04M=1:14,
servatttfe member for #13,
ile called uttkol,"t4-79.01140r
spend *fe*.thonsftnil, 491
en..`the-.PrOJeetahd.t.. t=1. Wahl '
for itself-,,dellarforfdollnr in
•e,roaned, ret -•
national
Mr ar1iff safd -tb
undergoingrepairs
but there- wan- the- WO
side ,the „harbor'and t:
removed, .
•
The harbor *.entrance ' wan.r..narrn
If the. • 1816.-Wero
entranda- 1./1,:ildett,
deepened in-. order- tO..!a119:0,
to ester without. 'feat damage.7n
Naw,. boats often, stootr4it.an.
0e1iehOingt05 the winil
-
direction,,beforethedarod.,a
an ; entry, ..
boats often hy,';Panned'derich
rather ,.than,.. Walt .to
the was, "favorable.'
fair Wind.:boate could .enter, ,
tiouPlY,-hut..it',Wasa"rviSICS,b01-140-
- For'$01;44, Ye*$'14IIL.41,140
Works bad been urged o,;-,
undertake. the ;P0,,.0.4*
Thrafgh th'e ,Sych; work
was•-811§PeUded.' however,
thbrc 01.1.14 0;44
'the, - ' .*,. • .,. •
9
harbor wa
the -:ptoserit
1,1*
4!.
Thelitehibet; difectee449 el*
quest fo,HOn.c,tionel 'Olfeifrier,' 4
Atts91`..;.fTWASOP,rft4,';
'The TOWA. *Pf Gederich'had-,aske
PermissibiTIV,' track
in. order' to 1)1111(1 i10,0
tO ' the„beach. 'on the 'north:
tile harbor. At, present there., was
no road and it waS. imnesSible to
get down to the beach..
,The "Witch' 0 the r „so
,
'` ' 4 • Ai e
the. harbor.- was .s rt „an., .,
on,gested 'dering the holiday.,sealson„.
. new „ToRd-Pn. 4...49:..110.41,7,04.0„"„0"/
the harbor would -give an additional
mile .of 'Perfect . beach' and; -WO-914•":
relieve the'. erowding,as Goderieb.
-
. • .
_attracteanv tourists 'in' the sum -
;her, He aSked.trie 'Minister, to pae:
his hest, influenee to have this
quest granted. .
'•
•' Ed. -isfote..--::‘,1r.' .Cardi,Ira inter
Of Knox presbytsrian ghurch,.
-Gederich. A 'fetal -ire of the Pro,
.grand • will be the singing of favorite
hymns by the Chori'.'! This new. pro...
grain wilt be at 4,3.0 p.mand. will
_04),ine0Qnext ;Sunday.
▪ , •
• -GOOD PATROL WORK..
patrolling. ,the east end of
CoustAbles. Fred Fox and
K. 'McLeod . ileticed a %fire-. en.* the
roof of the home of Harold Begle,
Cainbila road... Wtlle Constable
McLeod wakened •tlie family., Con-
stable Fox , brought -Fire Chief
George' Beacom to the ,seene and
the ,fire, believed to haVe startedin
S. .r.,KaittliT•tHDORAP.,13.
RED ,0RoSS APPEAL
OTTAWA, -Feb. 28,• -:-The national
welfare woukl suffer an immeasur-
able loss" without ,the .ministratieris
of the Canadian Red dross, Prime
Minister ,St. Laurent said todiay
aS :the , national, Red • cross appeal
for 45,000,000 'Opened its March
• '
"Mlle Canadian Red Cross Society.
In Its 1040- iiation4r appeaf," sal
the Printe Minister, "is asking the
people of carddit .fer ..80.000,090
iy
Oti, tIlLS Ydar greet Work' of
mercy? . -
"It. is not nece8sfitv for me :to
-liJiie ser-
Nr=i4Late:y1V:Ilierr':Aindli}l'ITylrhr
Red Cross
Society theY --are 10e
well known for that. What I, 8111o:old
111 to; enipkasize is the linportantO
of this humanitarian, ivork to the
healtb.,..and -tvel1.4)Cfrig of the Cana -
(tinny' 1)010.e, Without thee 11111118-
tiii tions of the. Red Cross, the
national welfare would suffer an-
inthietatairable Idss. • •
'Te icarry this great Nv,ork,
'the, 11„ed CetiSs, depends upon -the
VOrilnittlry eentrihtitithit of bite peofile
themselves. I, itin *sato' 'that
Oanodiankr-wiir resliorid readily and
generously to the urgent appeal
Of the Oincildian Red Cross Society:
Th":-Wir#1111*-
its futi, peacetiAie pro.-eam throfigh-
oat 1949.4
Miss 'Prances Coolt.,:orr Toronto
Was if Week,tnd .gnest With, her par-
ents, Mr., and. Mrs.. (Myer Cook,-
Mr, 'Tires. Vitra motored up" fromDetroit, last week -end to take „ his'
mother' *,, Ur& •Patriek rinni, brook
street, for .a ride, hx 14.'brunitaew
,Meteoi: 'Ainfortunitely, 'Sirs. Finn
OwInfg to illness waf n�t able to
the ride, 'llewever* she en-
10Yed the
lye Tenders forAre�iistvuction
, With the deadline Set. for, todal
for ,recelvi it g: tenders on, tho :ereetion
:of Goderk.11.8 nett ‘tirtifielal, ice.
:arena, five, terelers have been
re-
eelved, Wecording to A., U. Scott
butt.410K eotetaittee.
They are from Carter Conatilict
" doh C010#4.113ry''TOMItOl. Solo Cow
Struction -Couipany, Sarnia; George
Irartly"L4,, Kitchener;.Ctileir Con-
struction Company,- Toronto; Pyr.-
amid Construttien, Compatiy,, Brant.
ferd.
Ateetla &Ale& for early next
*eelt, eide". 'Which tender to,
neeept.;
.• OBITUATtY
ALLAN D.• TUPPORD •
The; death oig Anan Tufford,.
former*Goderich resident, .eccarred,
neer short illnesg in Cheyenne:
Veterans Hospital, -Wyoming,
that the ,Sahnders _brothers, pro
prietors Of .thehickory. say tkey.
will • honor his, -pay cheque as long
O8 he is Able • te punch the tiine
dock.. , • - •
Sbrve your employer faith-
fully -4M • llk TOEO reeetTe, you1.
reward in your -old age.
,Joe beat me into this maid by.,
Wenty.-Oglit7daYg'i
1-Fiiiff
-•
bed 111 the morning, then.. arise..
Vand iitch.the world go by. I have
no 'company, like Joe, to honor nay,
pay Cheque, but-1_041st look. to kis,
two books, "The Old Log School,".
and 41.71j -e old- Log Hou.'"
se.
• G. GREEN.
•
JOHNSTON—MOORING, •
ilOWerS'
candles .decorated the altar of St.
George's Anglican' Church on Sat-'
urday afternoonfor the Marriage'
Q. Patricia Fay Mohring, daughter
of Mrs. Alfred StiMiOCTS4f011 .t110
,
late. Roy gohrin• g, 'to Harold- .Reg-
inald 'Johnston,' only son of Mr. and
Mrs. Reginald Johnston of Goderieh
on -Tehran,* 28th. :Mr. Turrorthwas ,township.. 'the cereniciny was per.,
horn at ▪ Ont., sity-two formed by Rev. 13., 11. Farr. and Mr.
years ago, ,eldest son . of the t
lae
, A. W...Anderton presided at the
Mr. Unroll A: Tufford of Goderieh. „cirgati. -.The •bride, given in ' ir-
lie went tt; Cheyenne about 'thirty7 'gage by Mr., Alfred Si-Timerwa
live• years ago. He was meinlier gownedin
American _Institute of Architects., gardenia
or tilt' AinericAll Legl°" anti accessories, and. corsage. or white
cerise crepe with 'black
,iiis wife and twO sons, Wallace, sistet. ;Toali.'%;1111)hfienag,r,,rilaist°1)11-riciesnatrty,
of •- and . Richard, ot Were a turquoise .blue gown
-Chefoqh°;'-tql!viv°•' 'eot,sage pink' roses and carlia-
ROSS FAWCBTT- •L'i°n't 'nnd black .aecesSories. Arr.,
rigekiI'EtAkrIth,""tl
° wtettIde, wasrgroohsiin.l'otlte
Toronto, occurred SuadenlY on receptionfor the linmediatelani-
day last at St, Mihae1' IXospt1al. 'illes. the •• bride's ,findther` wore .
He had been in poor health for seine powder -blue !dreAs ith hfitek op -
time, nig wife, who. surviVos
' the former Miss\ Norma (,111r1,.-Th6 .gi7.66111$4 1116111°1'
ChOse. nalry, blue, Wirh beige hat;
daughter of Mr.. Oswald Ginn. and
.01J111. of (.;•040,10,. Their flowers' were daffodils. '
the MO, ''' Artek'n wedding trip to -Hamilton,
The funeral took place on Monday
Reanisville• and .Niagara Falls, the
froni,'„ggiinten 1Tnited •
eourile will reside 18 Goderich,.:
Interment, . in Prospect celtetery,
tOrento. Besides the bereaved The brid° *.P'Hur t° l'er
wife, it brdther, 11. minier i.,,,tweett., was entertained by tlie Staff of the
People's Store and . presented with
:survives. Mr. Oswald Ginn,
and 'Airs, George• Ginn and' Airs. n gift and n ntiscellateons shower;
and *a S Also the guest of 'honor
lenson Whitely went to .Toroplo
At 1 i11iseelia116o11s shower at the
home of Mrs. Charles Anstay.. •
T.Ier88('IePtitjth°n.r"?.1‘8,11eVsita'rS.11:03rifteilt:e .fi.listl**\40ttkci ...lblyPg'in.611.*orr):'f::;17)°1511:1'S Blerfsyt:
evoectediv klexandra *.t • ,
on- e tiOtrai,-Ctirenrut TSTie -had t•.%.
takeii, 111suddenlya week ago, and
was- removed to the „hostiltat the '
day previous to her Pas4Pg. She .In
was highly „esteemed reSidetit of
Oederieb.all. her life and was the. •
daughter of _the late flonald Fraser • ,Ntagistrate
and ..-Atoggio -11kinuity'. She 'was
Member'. of: 'North sheet tiliteth
Church.," tier rather died 51)0111 ten
years .ago, And brother„ Reginald,
last -Oetober. Surviving Are " one
brother; Whitton Fraser* foroierly
a bridge contradtor at Dnitale, who.
Pv(uset'1411f• 5t stre64 e)ccutred 13eact, Florida, 'for a inonth's..Vtlea.
harhor. that .1s (lu'it,e. unWarraiited.;....
Ihis:.statem(nte repOrted),-;:that-
the island In the 'harbor prevent
easYn access. that "boats often' stahn.,
lit aficifor for daye a:waiting: safe',
eoften
lf; i.ti±aasir (4_ fcl.:1.raa tht)°4‘. (t"sl'rLiftin t
to unload," und that, entering* the
1(1 utterlY-7-tinttrite,:
harbor 1S f'a risky bnsines," are
very „slight -acquaintance With 'the::
harbor. „ • „ :
Remvn1 -of 'lie.islatid
extreme, inner end of -the :harbor. -
*111 facilitate tOr'ning'',,Of „'„1,are-6.*
regseis at the elevator -and
wilt give ..additional....berth4,roi*t9
vessels.- .Tbe island .preserits',no•
obstacle to entranCe rof..Vessels.',
7Last--siiminer drek;eS -Werked
at the harbor 'clearing..and ,
the entranee elmihiel., 'The' „rentovnlY•
of •the island also inight have ,'"heen'
'Undertaken 'lint for*the ,daintige, ton ,
the ..Plers 'front', the. unnSual* ileo4
conditions- last spring Which' neecu`...,
Sititted a large. expenditure .by
GoVerothent rePa1k4'; It, in bel),.,01:
that the removal. of Itine,,:1,Sland "414•''
be 'undertaken this year.
mut' WILLVINO BE
, •
'When the Glidei'ith Einsinenfehat',-. ,
challenged the ,Goderiely tions•:41,uh•
to a `‘do-or.die°'. hockey. game,the
atter OfganiZati7w went • intti'•
Sp(TOY, secret, huddle...And eante.up,,
. --
.lenge. • As, a, result, lertinS,, froin
these two. t' "clubs, wjit:ligli
it 'out 'at! the West' -street ;arena
Friday', night at 8.10 o'cloek.
The line-up;for• the Tions will bet
OrangtOn.,13.• Allah.. Tiettgerl.
?Skip!' IlopkinSoe '1'• •
"Mal", jeerY,,, aortion .Meltantrif:
George.. ParSons, Rill WOO*
4.Nip".; Whetstone and,. Fred. Nobrc
;. The .:Kinsinen iinenap -. wilt . be:
"V,trizirtitY; 13111 Afetlrath* 1.
Pritlx,, :II; Hilbert, T. Iansoni
Stott„,'W, S, ..81foltOxif,
Pennington, 'R. Peanington,.• , 41.
Bannister. .1. O'Brien- 111
1(1
l.
..r
a .
n. - '
Arnold Nle:Connell and' Wally
Westbrook will be the' reterees;, the
coaches, 'Norma ri„ for, the:
Lions and 'Larder for the
'..10,1191ea,
for the flin-eral.
ogitra,,te's Court
This flnLoo
H: aolthos •
(VItursiltx,v). • afternoon disniissed,
the elmrge of4careless. driving
-against ;lames Dreanati;, 4ndon.
Evidence WO.8 heard in last week's
,cotirt, when, the accused pleaded!
'not' ,guilty judo Alt WAS • re;
has been Confined -to .hed serVed.
home' of .1.10 Sister here for SOlne• (Tharp& •f -with vagralley,,-. DOM
1110n1 hi4.; and ..four Sisters* Miss hia flllfl,71, of 1;41iet,' wris-eonurtitted
*lean and Kathleen Fraser; Mrs, to lin", Ontario . liospitaiy after
James . Slearatii. and, hltrA: ° Allee tnedieal opinion was given by rir8..
:Varlatt.„ all Of Torkto; and three A. H., 'Taylor and W.. P,„Gallow.,
nephews,. Donald and ,Telux Provineial Constable ,lielumr. Snell
and Malcolm Mariatt**of' Toronto. gave evidence„that two, sveeks age
• The .fitheral service at the Craft,
iton funeral homO ofl Saturday at
2 p.m, vi1I. be Cdrulucted 'Bev,
C. W. Pope, , Interment be In
the fandIV plat in Allitland
tory.
he had been notified that the aged
nialt bita rott tlw conort 1.101110.
Ite-Sonild hint at Ilrussels and took
to the Ilonte. tatt(t
day he left Alvin nYter ft fracas
with, inmate. /re was rotuid ot
grussels inquiring r a room And
was brought to t1odrieh..
Never ;Did Any '14artri, Uis Piet,
Mina „told the court that
went to Brussels to get n beth
plape to stay. Ile said ho had. *S
done any harm; ter'er;.got vnouh
On8101t to .clotbe, Illniself;• and news
11rank heer in his life.
.
Indolent was re4rved until
day morning on the charge of ea
!OSA driving' against Mrporal
naltlerairt, 9± the Clinton 11.4toin
&tool. A tsr drIVett. 113'' , the 111
ensed was Involved 111,411 ticeldent
On NO, 4 highway; with n trtalt
,driven brIolla T. Notliery,or BOLL
A tine of $TO wait 'eositt 'was to --
posed. Ott :William tittlechild aft+ r
lie,pleaded guilty 1(1;a cliAllo It
carelesACdrivintr in oonneetIon wlUt
ons'aceident uu itrliannia •rogid
• • • • • • • •