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ange in Garbage ‘4
Collection Plan
Ocrittit,4 System Abandoned:
-•? , and; Oollootio4 to Be *
' Mate triliew12;
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• SIX tOncler•S*- VW- garbage coilec.•
••-; 004, were. subiiiitted at the regular
nieeting of the- ,ToW31:, colin,eil on
Tuesday night lint ter* Pr :flaein.
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waSiteeepted; .Iratteacl the Council,
sitting in committee .of the whole,.
decided to,•liaie garbage collected as
a direct municipal. undertaking.
For this Ptirpbse a heaVy-duty
- truck will be purchased, 1�r garbage
• colleetiou and...for snowplowing in
wintei. Also a -sanitary. collector
bpdy will be procured to go with
-the truck. ";*"."
Garbage eollection was 'begun. in
1945 and has been done undOr con-
tract with Ormond, Htickins. The
, preseet contract. terfpinates May.
• 31st next.
All members except Court.: Sturdy
were , present at,the meeting.
Building Permits
The Clerk' reported threebuild-
ing r permits:, jssued, "with `',.total
estiiitated..-eoSts. W. ..C.-
Snazel proposes to ereet story-,
and -a -half ,brick veneer dwelling on
South street, .at, an, estimated cost
of $6,000.;„ -The - otherpermits were
; to Ken.. Allin; for a tourist cabin
-at_ Vietorla. and' Brock streets, and.
Thomas garage
" onBa.yfield-road.
• The request Of the Dramatic Club
of---theF , MaKay. Hall-
•auditericim for a dramatic: -festival'
°R41.41VatlaPiglYAAirotlr• up anada a Grea
Trading ation
The Goderieh, ouboa:nraty conoort
ASsociat,ienpreSented the second_pt
three 'eoneertS•oil ,Tuesday night in
ox • "PrObYterian, -Church. where
Orniplan, .
'0,1).O-Pitlito artistz• gave it
.beforo ,a• near -capacity
aud-
iezice whleh was .Oharmed, by their
perforMance. ,
• Precisely balanced, and beautiful
in tone the ',music In both „duet
anl solo werk„'wont the enthusiaatic.
.apProVal. 'Of .the large 41ticileilee.Ali
-art of. pIaying together Was demon.
strated flawlessly to music students,
and witii a wehlth of beauty to
those listeners' .wilo were ,no
stUdentS. , '•••
Sir. and .111is4Graud.an open'ed the
Prograni. With. three -duet. ,litunbers;
".a.dagio- and - Presto„"" by Carl
Tessarinii the A -Major, Sonata,
opus 69, mite of nye compos.ed by.
lieetthoven for 'cello and piano, and
the Chopin "PolOnaise," Opus 8.
The audience enjoyed.' Joanna
GraudanN ,group. of plane, solos,
made up of Mendelssohn.- Debussy
and ..Smetathe .Works, ,•,They
"Song Without Words,": "Scherzo In
F4 Minor? ."The 'Maiden .with 'the
-• 4.',•1 °Yetis
She responded. generously to the
applause with encores; "Ronda allir
Turcau" ,by,: Mozart, and a Cheiiin
Waltz. ' •
!Celle solos Wit1i piamraccompani-
;tient climaxed the .prograut;-'rr,Kt
the ,fine ...art of. the 'cellist ,was
brought .out In "The Song of the
which 'Mr. Graudan had
Oriai*pltitect-*Itli-the composer,
Alexander ' Gllizotinoff,'
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85 aecozn-
•panist.
u er y,' by gaure, was
lilting .and gay, and played brilliant-
ly by.' . Grandalf,*_ His -other
numbers" were equally beautiful,
"Intermezzo,'"t.by Enrique Granados,
an s "At the Fountain," by: -Karl
,Pavidoff, one of the greatest
'Cellists of :ell time- „ :•
Mr. Kinkead-Nv-as chairman
for •the evening. „
, in Easter week •was left vith the
works-cOminitte • -
The Thames Valley 'lllamlffer'0,
of London, • Wrote
asking itIlae race track hire would
be available for a motorcycle race
meet on j . Courieir-e0h;
sidered this might. ,fit in with the
• Saddle Cliff) 'program- for -that clay
And•referred the matter to the Parks
. "committee. To the same eommittee
- was sent a. request from_ the Saddle
„ Chib. for •the use of 'Agricultural
Park on '.Kay-24th_lo„„slinektwag
__.--... „ • •
A--petition.:for a Sewer OW coda
. --street south from Maple Street- Wa
,sent to the public *orksJcommittee
A request for a grant to th
Canadian Welfare Council was sen
to the finance. cominittee:
A draft bylaw Subinitted by th
.
Bell --Telephone 'Co.. for -work
'Thomas' Street was referred to th
". public works committee. „
The--North,---Harbor-ReadWay
c. teggie,. division
engineer; Stretford. wrote with re
yard to the pian for a roadway to
the :harbor •cressing: the railway
track. „Nith.the increased traffic
over the. railway ....which_might_be
'.""--------';"xtleeted.--freni the ferther-detelop
mien t of '•_th-e-. barber, it was On-
siderecl probable that the 'present
single track *quid have t� be
- double -tracked and ,•allowarice ,for
...the greater width -would have to be
• made. Further, the Town would
have -to. previde adequate drainage
and --accePt"---.'il=esporisiiiiiiii • for
erosioni AIL" continued the letter.
"the Town is agreeable to having
the plan. revised so as .to allow an
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additional fourteen' feefzforiffirfore
•..double„,:tracking fat
• thief engineer is -prepared:10 -recall-
mend th'e management 'that the
neceSsary railway property for the
construction* of the. road -Way be
.leased.rto the Town?
• ...The letter was referred to arm-
-raitteg of the whole, 'and Council
'decided to ask Mr.' Loggie to come
.to Goderich;fera conference in the
ii'ear future.
• Count, Graham brought up the
wetter :of protection for School
children at the intersection ef high-
-- ways 8 and '21. Since.' the ;boys'
' ratrol corps organized by
Busch disbanded' on. his . removal
from town .66re, has' been' no such
- guidance for children at this;spot,
and floim...Draftini.urged-that soMe
• protection be 'eStablished. ' council
" decided to ask the policele Patrol
•tat. •this intersection ..at 12 o'cloek
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Mayor MacEwan Wit t wont
be good .thing if the boya,' patrol
force--Weree;organizedr,
Conuni,ttee Reports:
- The finance ;connnittee .pagiect
number of .actottirta "-and recent,
Mended that $.20o be 'paid to the
Blue Water IlighWay ,.A.sSoelation.
and that the request of the Public
Library Board for s3,,600 for 1040
expepdittireS be tabled until the
estimates for the , year are ten-,
sidered.:
The • ptielie WorkS edit:enlace' .re
eonimended that ',the, caretaker °Of
titteKay nau be paid an additionar
$5 per month ' and that arrange,
molts., be 'made ,tio. nave it fiat -rate
water heater Installed In the apart -
Anent. Another ,redotinnendation Was
2,
thal;. the -TextIIe -Workers' tJnion
be.: alliiit;e4 -the hie of a 'Vora In
--'1110201tay Hall for Mite night
inen,th, at 4 rental 0 10, 4,• tneeting,
keYitled arrangementS be,,inade to
a,Void confliet with ip3r..'seiteduled'
Mceting..
The ,ceniterY, -and 'Parks eon-
• ,Aittee retoMmended that' the trot.
• %Ink; AtStiolation he .allowed- the use
Agricultural Park ftiont.anne.1st
•toAth..
JThe water, light and •IntrbOr etMl- •
„tnittee reCoMmentled'tliat the: rublie
titliftleS COmmission, :asked ,to
' :baton . a street light on MeDonald
. street between. Itsg140: and 'Make
• #,, Streets, ,
:The induatkirti coMmit-tee'recom-
bonded. aeceptance the offer by
.Serviee Electric .of $1,600 for the
irtiliding at the eon& of t
an& Victoria streets, Pos8cSaloa---10
- be gi'vell,-•,Wheil the reMiagil • are
vacated .by tho' Ott lib' Vtilities
Commission,
11"IrSt °Metal day Of Spiing last t
Year., Irlarth '21st, saw a high
'temperature In Goderith Of 03.
riNz IMPOSED' IN „
ZNTAD-CASE
°Charleswolith, Clinton, was
fined' s20 with, .eests,-,. when hg,
weadeu guilty before Magistrate
D. E. Ilohnes..in .weekli. Poiic
CoOrt. this afternoon to charging a
rental _higher than reasonable and
just for two....apartmen•ts-in
7' Mr.. A.. Sutherland, , representing
the 1 Rental Control 13eard, stated
`e:.--,rent--..1.14d-beeitzfixed-ut-11
niontli fOr each- apartment -which
was partly furnished. Sinee last
August the tenants have been; .pay-
ing '$4 a Week reach; or ;approxim-
ately $.17 per month. Mr. Charles-
worth had not made application -0i
inerease-Ale,-renIT-tifter Ire "liad ;lint
1.11 --extra- -furniture- and-iiiiide 801110
additions.. - •
111 11 jiidgment reserved from last
week,- Corporal Jew'. Raincourt,• of
Clinton; Radar- ..Schodl; ,was con- -
victed 'and fined $10. end costs. A
car driven. by Raingeurt WitS,
I1.11 accident with a truck
in charge of John T.'.,Nethery,"of
Blitlf, on highway No. 4, two utiles
south of Clinton, at 10.30 pan:, dn
February ,1.9tit.,..
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LITTLE
bantelon of Winghant,
conservation offieer, aniieunces that
the muskrat season for the counties
of Ravin, Bruce and Grey opens
• March- 20th ancl closes April 21st.
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' St. Patrick's Day is a dull day
for the Irish aboard the two boats
held fast in the ice of Goderieh
bathor.
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Despite his ninety,first birthday'
Coming next: Wednesday, W;
„Gardon )".ktOet;rOs
Liberal Policy Right
• for ThiS, 001.17417-
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Wh,e' People' of Pe, Federal riding
7of :-Iiiiron-Pertli oh 'Saturday last
hacl an-opportMlitY *lila many
avafled thetoselves, of hearlog, and*
meeting„ IIon. Stuart S. 'Garsoni,
former • Premier • of Manitoba- vg.b0
etime to Ottawa a few months 'Ago
as Minister ..of Justice,
Mr. Garson is • a' deliberate, and
forceful speaker,- 8n(1 he- was heard
with the elesest *attention! as he
Set, forth. }Oat be • declared .were
the main issues lb Canada's tpublic
life. today., . . • ' .
Canada, he said, ia the _,greatest
, .
trading nation in the World; her
per capita trade being greater, than
that Of the United States • or the,
'United Kingdom. By reason of het
geographical • Position and: lier
'climate, she ntust; it she is tomain-
tain her standard of living, hupOrt
many Articles; and tiff Ipay--for these
mest export largely., -Failure ,to,
recognize this basie principle- was,
.said Mr. Gerson, the cause of the,
.fa.111-tre of trade polieles "adopted
the Conservatives when'''. they ver
in _office; The. dePreSsion . of • th
early '30's 'resulted* Trani the 'eel
lapse of World .markets. Th
•Polieles--df the Bennett GOvernifien
did. not Meet .the situation, put In
1035, when the Liberals again teok
office, there•,•Was still a terrible de
pression, -weeks
their accession to -office the Libera
GoVerhnient
with the, United .StateS. and twenty
other countries and trade Was grad
ually, restored: In the .years. tha
intervened before the, war the
farmers' net income had .inereased
by nearly six y per cent. .
. Another reason for supporting the
Libereld'Oevernment, Said, Mr. Gar
son, .waS its ma•nagement-of the wai
effort, 'whin toniManded the-adinir
ation. , of_ the -United States- '--a-nd
Europe. • The .spleridid work •Of the
,..farniersithe-TarinectIoree "
ipduStrhtl__*erkers---eoidd-have been
bungled . by .an ,h-ISTfielent :Govern-
nient. •
. • Canad• a's Taxation Set-up ,
GarSon in, considerable de-
tail explained. the taxation set-up
given Canadakat Confederation. The
PrOvieces were restricted te_threct_
taxation for •raiSing their revenue,
while the taxa.tion piiiirei:s of the
Federal-I-•,-:GOVernffienti__ nOtt
limited. Direct: taxation. by way
of the ,tax, Was adopted by
the Federal Government in 19,17,
during. the first. World' 'WO, arid
thuS the Dominion and the . Pro-
vinces were Conipeting in the •same
With -7 -their fuereasecf,' ex -
pe res the-•Provindial Govern=
Sb had, diffieultY in financing,
and the sensible thing for them to
do WAS rent their incoine tak.
morconfrur
BISHOP C(
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u17th i949
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The -.'forinal-; rei!opening eof
sPeteirs Church; on Tuesday, after
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extenSiVe decoratibn and renova:: ,
lion,. was 'Marked hr -the presence
' • .-laisuoh.. C -04Y ---told. the eengregation
Which filled .the Church: He,
Baylield Has. -Own
e
'PhoneExchange,
Inaugurated amnia*
On Wednesday—Will
Improve Service.:
:*".1340111iLD„, March; IC. '••••=-•
010,(1u. 'and nnwessive ceremellY
tOolt place ,at
phone Offiee:Ttoday.' .• The Tii4er.
Smith' Yfhaielpat Teleplidn'e -SySteni
:II 'cutII04 laeSidl Ill Cethc . 70I:q 112•rid -6! :Ill tQS/C111:11eoi :FiCv 1.1' a 111 t 1;
The installation of the eqtdinnent
entailed considerable thought. • and
ingenuity cm the part of. the emu-,
Missioners and linemen .Of this
.A:fuyepsBteeelm.rfith.t:enCrale'.entittit twhe.
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At 12.30 p.m. the "cut". was made
, -
hi Mr. `McBeth and his erevv. "It
was accomplished witimuLa -hiteh;
not.one case of trouble was reported.
A. ,Nicholsen, Reeve of Tucker-
pUt in the lirst-loug-_-distance-
call to .1. -McNair, comptroller -of -the
•Stromberg-Carlson-..Co. Ltd„, Tor-,
•''onfo• • from cOthihinT -the
• switchboard:wit-0' mirchased. At-
tending the eetemony were the fel-
lowing Bell Telephone .officials
L. :Stratton, Londoe; • J. S. Cow-
ley, Toronto; - „r. V. Britstairt,' Lon-
don ; C: B. Simonds, Goderich,;
AL Kelly, Toronto; Miss L. M. Gale,
'district instrtietor., Loudon, who in-
-strueted--the. local; operaters; Mrs.
,M, To,Ms, AtisS. E. .M.._MacKa and
iss Anne•taft. n the operation of
tlie-SWitchboard. • '
• The commiSsioners of the Tucker-
Sorith-sys tem,•-entertalned-the-part
'atclinner•iit the Albiorr•Iletelovhere
addresses were -given', by A. Nichol -
so; chairman. of the Commission,
R. L. Stratton, J. A. 'Cowley, j. M.
C. 11 SynilreM.7--j:*-Ke er,
•• • superintendent of: McKillop Muni-
deservedly 'tflittilllisi. pakigil Of. dede- Telephone, J. K. Cornish, sec-
,rich;v„ moell ..of the retary-treasytrer of the Tucker.
genuine. piety of the faittiful,",-seTaltnIldeilli,h7elpTqls.eTnetilnegph.osnter,omCb- ei•%.1;.
CarlSt*Ti-f --.Cii;;74,1fclp_IfiTer7Weln,ter-;-•
Reeve of StaliloVTbwnsliip: :: -
; J. E. Torlies,., formerly of
7! otitre-rn---
pany, joined the -party 'and was
for many long years to come. ,-fgeivne.lingtisb;og.lhiainsd.e.ailliyis danase7esdelestrbee-
* The church is - truly it surprise,
lejephone business-vvere listened. to
he said. ' -knew it •svoold be
withmgreallaterest and ,,u -,to
nice., Mit he Wits'net tplite prePared
for the leanliness _au_d_h -Much- te the _surprise of many_of
the yeunger men;pre-Sent, it W4S
the House of 'God. He referred,to
Soloincin'S. 'temple as the niost
have the house of prayer as nice
as we tan have At." - eongratu-,
Wed the congregation mostIsincere-.
the result of their •efforts.
That the spiritual structure -and
the pariah is_pomposed- of the 'souls,
et en: should be remembered„ and
_also, presided_ at • the organ; son!! -
-----' some housecleaning 8110111(1 be done
the proeessional hymn' • Eeee
in this Lenten $eason-,• the BishoP
'Sacerdos," the eroCession entered continued.* If there is a spirit of
the chureh. Members of the -Holy. peace and recreatiow. even one per-
Nalie Society. 'occupied the fronl
f-the-llostr•Reverend--131slidis-Ge ' ed-their-prtiTers-ferirlimelfrlilid
visft to-Goderich: --ifra---yere,:-.azid a ssurer-thwillnrt
, Every part of the sacred edifice he wofild -remember, the occasion
has been cleaned and re-deckirateil.,
The ceiling- dome :a:hove the beauti-
ful White and gold altar is adorned
with a mural painting, and the' Side
walls of -the sitnetuary are painted
-exquisitelue and silver. A
the sacred 'figures have alsoiheen
given -ren.ewal.-Coats----of .gergeots ..e_ver :seep. _Ws _should.
altat-was -decorated-with-lionqm„
of 4.11°Fuel'i.r•rt of ho'n'or composed 02
large representation, -• et • the ,Holyi
Name Society escorted Bishop Cody
to the church. and as a full '.choir
conducted-
field the - Dominion -o -a fair
basis. This was a- matter, , or vol-
untary ,agreement between the Pro-
vinces and the, Dciminion, and the
eparge of centr4lization,• brqii.41:t
againsr-the' DOminion Government
was,. said the •tinettirer,:"Imadulter-
ated moonshine? Such,agreements
were .•-freely .-negotlittedancl.;,.when
adopted
under_ the. control -of ',the :Dominioir
with compensati3On to the ProVinces.
Otherwise" there w„dald be ten tax
struetures* in the country, with the
Provinces and the Dominion. Gov-
ernment- conipeting in • the sathe
field.
n eceutes a, ewer s retigth
.isewv of thee : The *. • in
t f t
encouraging 0others. •
priests were present vvith Rev. J.
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Robert illeCtibbin,
Preceding tifFilinister's address
was "a' brief speech by Robert Mc-
Cubbln,0 M.P. for .West Middlesex
'and_ Pa.rliamentary assiStaut-• to.tho'
Minister of Agriculture. .Mr Mc-
Cubbin reviewed Canada's fdod con-
raets with the :United Kinkdoin
ha said that it was it mistaken
mpression that 13ritlifvvits trying
o..back down,- op Its 'contracts. -
J
lienry. Cambria, road, has passed a
his 'eye test on his nPplibation fPr
a license to'diive- a motorcycle. t
David Leeson while :playing at
bis.,,boniQ;on, Blake street on Sunday it
afternoon plaked up a live cater b
pillar„ dark- broils% In color, Does.
tvartioltextr'grow
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a,. he Said, has signed an
"greement- t� supply the United
ingdom with 60,000,090 potindi of'
acOn. • The, danger, lie' stated,' IS
412Jr2;441414tekt4110„(k
he people .of the United ingdern
were tongir traders and the poniul
would ":"Setrirtemikeiritt-paIr."-t4117
adian• . who visited the
United Kingdom. came back optim-
istic abont the future. •
Mr. MeCtibbin " assured - the
fermers there would, be a market,
for bacon, eggs, beef, And' wheat
,the United States- and Englitnd
lo the fat -tire. Referring • to recent
arinouncements on; wheat from the
United -States, the Member 'said the
• (Continued, , page 5)
of Knox Presbyterian Ch'urell,' s.
been apliointed secretary, Of. •-fne
'futon ..(leue,ty Children's Aid, So-
ciety. He 'succeeds Mr. A. M.
•R•obertsOn, who resigned after thany•
years' service. -•
TO REPEAT SEWING CLASS •
.Suceessful vOus "the sowing
class reeently . held under the
alisplees of .the ,-Goderielt , Women's
Institute, 'and so many the requests
that the course be repeated,, that it
has, 1)een decided to hold- anotiler
eloss, the date to be :announced
later, Applieatjona should be.Inade
eariy ,to, Mrs., A. Nirliktii,:.041.0bri'a
Than ka. have 'been tendered. to, the
Town Coithell „for •the 0.86 '•Of the
ToWn liafl for the recent elass: and
to Mr., Ivan Papertilk for the loan'
Of4mIrrors. • '
tirctitlitg Ettet
.01licerS as follows were eletted kt.
the antilmi Meeting of the Goderielf
Liberal AssOeiattoti, held at Mae -
Kay 1 -hall last evening: non.
dont, #10 1. -Parsons; president, J.
K. Ilunter; vice-presidents, Mrs.. 1.
S. Rowrie, MeNeel'. seeretarY4'
treasurer, W. A. Sutherland., bele-
gates were appointed. for the North'
IIttroit convention to be held at
Wingliant„ March 2ttit., '
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Mr. atiti Mrs.; Walter 11eltitan
billed hist Week after spending,
tnontit enloya,bly at too. Angeles,
California.
. ,Captaitt, Lorne '.MeCitriney '
ended the foneral, of Mr. Walter
11. :Reynolds, president of
he Coal Carriers' .Corporation,
'wide') was held. at troekville on
Tueatlati'
.ReVerence described Lent as
P. Gleesdn, of the Goderich parish;
j. a Sort Cif deluge and as a remieder
IV, the -sitnetuary: Rey.
MeCarthi, London; Rev: a mcnon- of that time when the sins: of men
alct-Ciinton•; Rey. T. P. C. Donnel- and wonfee .inade God seed a deluge,
and all the human ittice ,perished
lan, ,...Kingsbridge; Bey, ,William
eXeept those in the ark of NOME.
Botirdeau, St Ioigeph, and. Rev. ,
The:41,01ton,- seaien-ls--Z-cleltige-of
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graces—and • spiritual Instruetion.
-A cordial • welcome :t-ci_•_the,parisiv:
which-.:shoUld be; weicenied 'Whole=
'was -eXtended to: the diStinguisbed
churchman bY Rev. Father GleeSon. •heartedly. It is a i3ort of meditw•
tion with our Saviour. Jesos spent
Whis is a red4etter day in the
111 forty. days in.' the „Wilderness to
history of St. Peter's; Goderich,
teach that there is. no Way 'Save
the first official visit of „the new, souls exeept by penanee. prayer,
bishop to 'the parislu We have
heard much of his kindness, sym-
pathy, enderstanding; justice With
a smile; and a gracious charity.
"The basis of the feeling We older
men have for him,"Father Gieeson
ciontinued, "„comes . from the, fact
that,BIShop Cody came up the 'hard
Way. lie ,organi2ed a new parish.in
Ottawa, and built churehes there.
His 'talents and his spiritual •gifts
eaught the eye of his superiors, call of Lent; when Sacrifices are a
result] ngLini„his-elevation.--% : -Joy to the • heart -of-ChriSt- -Scene'
confession and pardon. Lent ls-the
going .m.rt. with Christ for forty
days and. God . has, given grace. kir
•the homely 'tasks_ of household and
• other, duties.. • . ' . • • • •
Lastly, -Lent is rt• pilgrinuige to
the Cross of our Lord' Jesus Christ.
The *Vicar of..dlirist -is "-echoed.'hi
.eur •hearts by voice -and conscience
and we cannot hut'heed' the claxion
"t would like here to let the
Bishop lir something he does
not know He has been pl'oinoted
Tiy his priests and Wien. the title
11.1.sboPiolit.0,0w4s,•
peeple 'get spiritually tired on the
They .becinite envious
of." those who, :go on seeking the
pleasures, they are denying theill-
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Ole
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heartaches of •pastors and -:-.•-•"We intist go the ivb • - 01,0 'way In
...speaks„:"'inir ',ensilage... His thirty_-_, -.our loVe tor Chr st.^ Snvenanses
sofa"; ieitii7in iriesthddd. are Iireb-tindfingr-siier ecri 'fa te
known, and we Alai* God we Means
God assuranee of • His
have a man the robes `g the love," Bishop* Cody concluded. .
apoStle who is kind to '11S-itild has Tffe .Bishop 'visited . St. • Peter's
talents. • We are iedeed loinored to scheol en Wednesday niorning, and
have you come to .our little, re- insPected the additions andthe„
OpOtittig of our* chufeii and. we relmvatithi Olt the school and 'coil-
conie yoit," Father •Gleeson con- vent. The children welcomed hini
oiodeq, , singing. t'Sacetdos et ,Pontifex." A
Bishop's • . greeting Was extended by Gary Me-.
'It Is with the gresttegt of iov 1,4alfghlitt and. the. 'metnherS •of. the
0=4402"..rOltARFOlii
NOT YT AWARDED
„0 •
4:w1:1::134:0„,niti:g•t",41:4.".:.°1)44:::,
of the , contract :theTernTiftititIOn
Wet., Marcir.,1,4th was• 'tho,°dendline
for tenderp, by whielt time were
SubMitted.. YVa,,exlieCted%thiit
meetifig -wou/4 beld 'late' last
Week: or the early x.4ft, of this week
Whieh faNYeuld •malcer,re 4
'.4-1_,e0tInk••ef,. the bilildir,14.*CeinMiftte
eblY1 tuatsi..i3 nhit cea czioi.o..e*:19nt t$4114.R1 consider
n• ceommli liz inizdt edels:,
tite-.•teheenim°Isteteneeeha°s•Cion.w.j).aft :f1.04:„13.c0e3;.*:
tain informhtion,10 connection with
te.ofluesrtat'tnsowst;orn!Cae8VOtts loomatio,
is received al, meeting df, the build-;
'lug committee Nvill he held, possibly
this week, and then it will report tO-
.8tV4'hei;ch°yYtleillialinit.'en°11*•ne4nittilike tl Lee,le
name ef the contractor to,whonythe,
tender has been awarded. . '
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ANOTHER-SES'4101't OF ,
LEATTIE13,,ORAirr GROUP
:to•'• the • credit Of the: Goderieh, Re.
••• . -
Aeother,SucceSsf111*,Project is new
creation because .bf. 'per-
siStent hard: werki on the part of
'Mrs:41. R. Ilglland„ This .011eleut
lady signed • up • 'eighteen Particip-
ants for the leathereraft c,ourse
six lessons, whiph .eoneluded_la
Friday. •• The.raemberS of the gro
wanted one More session, hovtreve
o.,..they.-have-4fivited4nstructoi
J. Burns to ,return this Saturda
for fhe afternoon ;the Town Ha
,,......vCouhnec4i1-cohdenarmittibe,ir.oatier_tvQ•
*MeSiT4iiieSTT:*Brieelffer,,-R:- ,Ood,
0. JerrY, C.' j. Ki
kead, G. G. *Pa ons, It Rae, R
St e "*.E. (.1 Webb -and--IL--We(
brook, .ancl Misses MarY,BhChe.na
Evelyn Mee, •Bisse
Prances Armstrong,' Emma' Reber
Taqh'ilo'rnGelroencearldStbitenrge'thYalaWrYes'tEbr.eioNk
• Excellent photographs were take
leathereraft'groUp in the TOwn"Ila
ond . et the evening chiss. tit
recreatr-
office, where copies may be Obtained
frona II. L. Brace. • •
. It is hoped there ;will .bera good
display of leathereraft the, Rec-
reation, Council Hobby • Show in the
--T-eiya-- -Hall on and Wed-
nesday evenings, .-April 5th and Oth.
waled that mr:- Forbes in company_ .
with his.brother Arthur Weaded*the Eilst6Ad,Epat&T,s--,..ANNOUNCIKD-
company-, NV -hien -built- the The engagenient is announced of
Ilues for the Tueliersthith Telephone Miss Entt Gladys Xfae JohnSton
System forty years ago.. ▪ • daughter 7, of. Mr.', gand Mrs. • B.. G
• • Jolington, Clinton, tO -William John
SUNDAY. AT 'VICTORIA ..ST • Hill, Goderieh, son of. Mr., and 'Mrs
It , will be. the. annual: W.M.S., 4: Afimand.,:-.-the-wedding't
'iniday-at-Victoiia'-street thrlf.e. take place the lattei-s,part,ef.Mart-L'
Church -next -Sunday atid the mr. John McCowan of . Seaforth
is bringing for the morning service •anneunceS the engagement of big
Mrs. (Rev.) Le 'Roy White, con- daughter, • Mona'.:Kathleen, to Wit
mfeirsesnielipr;,s,.ssitidgietty.o:f.mtirtse; -White 18 Wilibini v.sieerir soff Mr. and Mrs..
well versed- in this- phase of. the marriage will take Gpioncleericeitti.eyT:hine
noffe. thaendsat keil.led. thGe. and .11
.bc)Iloaruetler.challEarl,
the • loeal president, will to announce the engagement of their
r$: David tt •wish
accepy the pulpit 4with,the visiting (laughter, Lily Lightfoot Elliott, to
speit:ter. Rev. Le ,Roy White, Charles Henry;., son of Mr. and Airs.
formerly of the :Nile v1JJ
111 Victorma-
17:‘:1:17,afif..1,E.gil-gebP:v9C4foth.:1)!Ihs:e:'inirtijeariiii111;e4scgpehg,l'iti;;keC4ri.11..C.Acg"eelel.,;: *2;,t6e.C.rte:geiergt'1:::..u7-11311 itiner
art of IThe .11.7.7e_ls; the mar,.
vith
• $148000 you • GODERICH
, HARBOR '
• The .estimates for the eOillirlg
a e
riso
4000a1::,,Oft Vec
t'443Pt
130tn tin:0414 Kinosto
wmiieli $01104- td entraCP
-the • innerpoderich] harbOr i3at,1*#
qftordo.94,..a.Pd:' 4er.
TnIperial ':sincLoe, arriv
early. Monday., norning..for reSrue,...
operatiOnsy, are7Vrisoners • of the
WPit yand,'. Ice 'Jain. this-,:afternocA,,
•(Tbursd(1y,),
'aeSpite* continned efforti, it
. •
would apbeiir tl)at bbth, vessels.
fail 'to...reach the Inner harlior
Until •an , offho're wind!, sends
ice that,Surronnds, them OUt, JO: '
the' Open,q-lake,', '•?••tate Thursda
atterneen :both 'i/.eSSells, were - near
tOte-111141-0C '19 #iti,y0,
- .
# '•
able. diStance beYota, the* • .
••• Clearing_ Sarnia
'.silta:Y(...)fttit°11rOnlino#gPe 4(i).11,11136414elt;..
CaPt. • Buders ,counnan
headed for' Gode'rich harbor with;
1°eargo )f 23,000 barrels 02 gollne.
11 „
-7 waters for iL whiIe
Order to allow Lor , strong' vgolg.
'
into, the field of -ice the
breakwaters. Altlietigli net actual-
ly. Within the •harbor,• site, Was.4mf,',
•ticientl los ' • 6--11,40d
-0- „ •
n„
ff • The ice field "Proved toe 'Moth
for the imperial Kingston, ,hOW-
ever, and•.she became ..iceLbesieged,*
„• On Sunday night a sister ,ship;: the'
n Inaperial Sinteoe;Jettiit,
1/ resctie tlie.KinASton: ThiS•followe
• futife•effortS of the tug •witair.y for, '
the-greater,,,part,--9-f-Stuida-y,•,-to-ele.4*
Pate-toi. the Kiii/itoti into ,
•
harbor. The :Memory gave up*late,
Sunday ,afternoon after • getting 4.o'.
Within• some:hundred 'Parias_ of the •',
liKain;fgasrttotneib.ot -get
The ,efforts of the Sinico,e
failed anci-bY'--T*. treS44Y she also was
caught fas,t in the ice,. .siondaY
niglit sonie-,-„of the.-7-erew• of ' the -
.Kingston, seeking shere-IeaYe.'
etIlliteinieeed'o°v:hrobr°*:,1;41an'aldth:Ilv'elViPkil1,1eaC'S76(174144 "
1110131111g soine of ' the ereW of, 'th4
Amperial.,:_Sinicoo4olloWed--Strit. :In-':
- clueed-in -the men- from ' the' Stiatio'...
who came ashore was .William ,
Vickers, son Of. Capt. John 'Vickers.
He visited with his bride of about
six weeks,- tbeformet, •lkiiiii.::„Multiel-
.,Dirrisim-t-their•'! beim- ibtown.
13,x Thursday' both boats:'werestilf?..,'.
struggling in the outer harbor. Ito •
„get free, The,.captains were hoping '
for an east • wind to blow the lee ,
'Oa into the lake. , It was pointed '•
Out that had :the• perial Ktingl4t4h *. •
9f lee at that- time. The. We'sterly
I
.tried to . make , od, erich.: harbor, ,
-1.1ii'biiiiirtd-li'll'al-Tvr+Tadi'Ln a 4iiistell)-ibelfietisIn°ct-
this side-onthelavke, was 'More free. '
•wind that ,has been.- 'Mewing ail:'
this Week has *brought hi SluSh .it' ;
whin has gradually tocurnulated-
uatii . it has now . reached an estint-.
,
ated -depth of twenty-five feet.. . •
..
•
.FUNERAL OF MISS • FLORENCE
, p4AsER:
' The funeral service for Miss Flor,
owe E. Fraser, who,passed 'awaat
y -
fiscal year ,submitted by Finanee'
Minister AAlesandra Ilespital on Wednesday
Abbott in the ;House of of afternoon, a
$148last Week,. was held at the
Commons on •Menday included- 1111 last
funeral' heme on Satin,
df.,600 for Goderich bar- •dir arid -was condocted
lboritem . • Of this amount $30,000 is aa
by v. . .
revote and the remaindReCWCope of North street
er- 1$ for United Chure.h. The pallbearerif
reeonstruction and repairs. If the 'were 'Charles and Kenneth Stowe,
removal 02 the island in the harbor* is to Frank • and ',George Stokes, • 'Rod
will have to come by Wei of .
-1.ie` undertaken Or year It Johnston ad Ch-arles Black Three
.if.,ShP- nephews, Donald. and jolin Cornell
plemenfari estiniate., , end. 'Malcolm -Marlatt, , of -Toronto,
We te_.thAver-heare rs Burial - took
-ASSESSORS' place in, the, family Plot' in 115klitli111C1
County Assessor. A. Alexander,
Toweemetery
Town Clerk 'S. H. Blake and Town.
Assessor 0. W. Sturdy were, in liarristen .911 Wednesday attending:the
THE 'WEATHER
• Teinperatures of the , pasj Week
itr-Godertet(7.=-1Vitle
reSpoilding week a_,..tear ago, id
1949 1948
Max.• Min.' Max. Min.
Thurs., Nfar, 10 29 • 21 27 15
Mar.' 11 ..23 3.7
Sal.; :tier. 12 428 21 ' 25 2
Sun., Afar. 18 ..35 27 ,35 8
Mon., Mar. 14 ' .,34 21 45 21
Tne.k.,•Mar. 15 ..2W •.,20 /.40 38
Wed„ 'Mar. 10 „V/ 21. 50 38.
1
•
. CAR LICEN$E PLAThS
With, temorro„w, Mitich 18th, - set
as the deadline for Seeuring 1949
ear license *plates and. Operators' '
licenses, .T. • W. .111faeVicar, •,liceriVe
issuer,. is prefta•red for the .custore-
ary Idit day rush. To- date about -
-1,600 BeenseS have been isSued. By
Priday the numbera will be inning
.applied for the license-inanY Weelit
i
:inhe-52T__ stratuna,-L-Milt --Wii,---•••••
bert, of PaShwo04„ . Seem* the .
easily remembered number 49T49,:, *
1): Borrownian, of Chatlaun,„ %WO .
uD.Ag:LaggOaz...«Ag;..d44tkigt.k.xm.4.
FIXING CI.110 DIRECT:ORS
alien of :Orttar10,
comities of -Dii&eriti, igton,
.With spring approachinps• and bet -
Grey„,, Bruce, Iltiroti and Perth.
ter flying Weather expecteik_than
Reven•ty-live .assessors -of the dis-
trict -were, preent, has prevallea tor sihne znefftM, 'the.
of. the ..ASsesting „Offieers' Assoel,
•
•
....r..r.r.rrrrrr,..mrrrrirro.rrr•.rr.rrr.
activities. and diagnSsed TAans for -
sent, , the Bishop left the sehool 1049,, ail of Nit41(,b will, be presented *
the ehildree sang,"Ilibernia Manly- to tile armiutl ineeting of tifelnein-'
ion, Saint,. All Hail,"! in honor of hers -in early
St, Patrick. • ;
diteeyks of the Huron Coin* %IV-
ing„Cinh met recently, revietved vaflt
Bishop COdy is visiting tlie Ash -
I come for the first time to. this Separate School Beard were. pre. field parish today. ,
• '
S,Still? BILL IS A COOK DE if
Ne4a1-,. and, Yet So-. Far I the ,ltriperial Kingston A colored' cook from Allandale,at the Nickel flange Tiotet, Sudbury;
Ont., -AV-Allah] 3Yhitinore,,wai,in one. where the royal party_ dined during
111111-1iri-6:'.artiafrii-v6111181-t1',i-tw-- ,stlyti6voiiw,,i.
'
dashed about the galley and
•
44.4.4.00.
04•4••
#1
nal -Star 'Photo.
The tui Sittui, lit right, is: seen 'ttiying battle Its. was, Oat- of 00(10401i' iittook 011 tstidaYIn ai ittleitpt tO tiear orift
alloW t1.te rnper1tt1 Kingston to nmke the ,,liarbor. Ater tu t1),1.-dtl$ tltrtj$gle• the Mettary :was finally lotted 'to, nuatidon, thw b titit
turned, to tho inner harbor late 'Sunday attetfl�on it,. ekd strtain Of sPettittOra ialte bank on Sunday to W:itth the re8elle'
attenipte, '
„
0
• this, he said, he; received a. medal:.
But . lila later ' lost the niedo.), and
dished' up , the hrst. meal for the gtept was, his grief,: ''''"ges,, tsuhr.,
neWly-arrived crew of the steamer, UntlisMaYed, however„ he ' '`!'d0.00-
litiFoldde. "Plraa, Sfili,'!' sang out Write straight to the Xing a't ttuck,• .
13111 118 !he explained that this„Would Ingham 'Palace td see what ('0111(1 le
be. hiS lira year cooking oil ti Tat; done about IL" ,,,.•'..,. - ,
terson tineboat. , Af„the saute time AS. evidence. Of What lollowell„ -
Ito •barked out orders: to Itts assist- flat, prodneed. a :letfet ,wilt,toit ,011, •
ant; tested soon boiling on the stvve,' Buekingham Pallacd StatiotiemThe v ,
chopped .up cele-r3',.8vd did About private' Secretary, to the 'king; 1$ lt,'
tWelVe other, jobs 111111 8110111(1 notlii- ,CtottrteettS, tone* relifed, that the"
.alittake 'about ten minute.% eacli-,-7. ' matter 'should' tloi reught befOoe
all Iii the space of about. six minutes': the Governor( -neral ' of -Canada. ,
ilat.• : • • , -,, _.: :Apparently '11111,0 rielt, wrote the- '
When' it comes to ,cooking„ Jaill ,Gol,:ernortcleneral, for he tame, Up,
has been around. "Yes, stih I" 4ttst . with, unother letter ott ofationerY of '
to 'mention,a few of the plates the Ooterner:Clenotal ..of 'Canada.
."the best. plateg''-witit the 6,1101t.,; The private' :8ocretlip, to the GeV,.
11041 'York Hotel,. Toronto': 'Niekel 'miter -General add the inatter Vellid: ....,
Range BeteI„*Silditilti; ,Pjekering -tioeott.ei attonfloo,.
,Itetel, Boum, . Ottebee; :hotels at :Did 11111 ,ever get -another medal
Kirkland Ivialte,:: Timmins. AIontretd. to replace tho (1410 lie, 10.Sil,- °VI,
and New York City.'• In, .104047 suitliat little or' medal srte he in
he , was 'took Aboard .1he private 4 Safe lit Port Ararat' *here " ',i4ebr. '
'yacht of 1/011 4.., Clark, Port Arthur,agaittit wold he lost. No, Arai I"
1 :head of tile Niogen Lumber 'Coin. ..,4 Mit has the evideum lo, itholi
181117,110 stota.. that the crew of the IlrIcoldoe I*
. When the Xing. and Queen toured this .seasott In for meals "it ftt.
:Canada' In 11)30, 13111 Vas tne mott,