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1111,04.4.itte9.-.44anada, and Great Britain, V.00 a year: ,t9. 'Vatted
$tateS• 4240_
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lOstr, therixed as Seeond-Clasa mall, Post
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-- Vet:ober of_panadlan *eelitlY'w4WspaR0Iii ..Associs.tion
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ibitmosoN GEO. L 1LLiS.
„ THURSDAY', 7:UNE 2nd 1949
=roma.
Miss • Agnes Macpliall spoke at
HanOver the, other day and is re -
•ported as scoring the ,Federation
Of Agriculture fof not placing More
candidates in Ire-fie-rd."*-1*--ttc
'Federal, election. Ague i must have
"been having one of, laer bad aYs.
,Enteringthe political field would
•split the Federation- anddestz:0Y
•ukuch of. the good: vvork it is doing.',
-••, • •
"1110.10m.eardine chamber of Com-
Merce, endeavorini, to make more
'parking Space availablt on - the
•tOWIgs main. street, apPealed to
Abe huSinens PeOple- to leave their
'elsewliere..-
-able ' effect 'The Kincardine. News
report.% is that the majority of the
htisiness people - park their' ears in
*out of - stores otherthaa- their
-:Ovirn but still on the main_ street.
•t:V,Vitigh** doesn't "help much.
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great_ advance of. this county Ju
importanee among the 14174011a
the world. He stands alongside $ir
John, A, katdonald. as OUV of. the
great maXern- of Canada. On the
same day as lar. King's retirement
from public life announcement was
Made of the appointment of Right -
Hon.. j. Ilsley tO the Supreme
Court. of • his native. Province of
Nova Scotia. services
as Canada's wartime Finance
inter • *ere a great factor in bring-
ing this conntry ;through the stress
of war in such good. condition, and
• if he'aith had not suffered as
it did from the burdens of the
War perkid, Poelling his with-
drawal -,from, the political field,
tirere-wo"udd.--unubtetlly--hkve "been
ati. strong demand for his elevation'
to the -r•renaiership in succession
to M. King, Since his retirement,
from ,Governraent office he had. en-•
gaged in the .practice of laW at
liontreai.
,One hears expression • of the
-thonght-that-Gladeribh.never leoked
•40i/eller 'than' it does just now. The
--deep -.foliage of. the ..tree5,...114.9.g.. the
hOulevardi, the many gardens
bright with Idowers, the lake ,and
riiFer banks clothed in green, With
Huron's vast expanse • :of - ever-
• -changing tolor, these . all combine
:%ii
,..9wkfaketsioirrsvktowirTdstbe4aa.utlfnla
plage,it:ii; And where- would you
'find :a 'Wore ,attractive civic centre.
•than..9oderie_h:s Court House Park?
yen though it, „in slightly dis-
red at Present tiy advertising
Signs. •
1, PHIL OSIFER*OF up, mEndvis
'Hy-lia;-ry J. Boyle.
IE
CVA TgAPOT
rAurams,A..$ To rozitrat-
REstrogiTs or Gonmac.
4
eimuity 10,8
, _
rich. Ostothee ,,froth an insuranee
,
company regarding line El •,•,und V,
Rallentine, W1194e. lastAnO 11
dresS. was ROOM 200, Consumers
Chicago: The , company's
regordS Indicate that M. Ballentine
era-and--bren.ght,
ileD•nnd brOthers and .two
'sisters. The PQMPallY wishes to
erpfuniunicate With Ballentine
regarding the equity :remaining in
his Insurance, and Mayen?, who can
give • any information, te help in
locating ItiM„„is asked..to. eon:Mina-
cate with the GOderich postmaster,
kilother Enquiry
• The Signal -Star has .reeeiyed a
letter from Mrs, James M. Pratt,
615 N. Catherine' Ave., La Orange
Park; Illinois, who seeks in:form-
a TOW regar s ing er grea -grea -
undle. and :aunt, and...
THE GODERI it ST4AL.S
Huron Federation •f Agicu1ture l'uNath""r4 mg • 1
43introz To-BuntorasTs
ViT*14,RoY '
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,
4 Important ceunty: directorS'
Meeting was ilea. *Onday. e"ven-
ing, 340,7 with, eVery tOWI1Ship
repre,Sellted...9Mept Turpherry.,
4l'he National BOardeIreLdt
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There, must be, a china •te,apot
in. sour home.- ,If not, then you
will remember yOur, mother's. It
•
hat ten
chances' IT one.„,she received as a. Anyone- Who has any reeolle'etionS- Plieffin,-tgere jll he-illeinded---one-
'shower gift. It was •penciled on of .the .family Mentioned in Mrs, one -act play, recommended -7_12Y- the,
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the sidebOard in tlfe dining -room, to Pratts lettermight write her at
dir .M.r4 wiled tQl ..try Pt', Continue
under the Present Set-nP.. A. tom:
mittee was named consisting of the
• resident. and vice-presidents to
study4lie situation.' '
The fell -Owing TeSelutien was Pre-
sentid to the -bOafd' of directors
from the Huren Presbytery:•*Lay-
Den's Association.. resolution
wan endorsed, but some, Of the
membe.rs , wondered why • only
farmers were mentioned, '
.Sabbath. Observallee,
ducting. farnL
na*.operatio, Sun -
Charles , Stuart, -Fof Goderlen,, MrS•1•49Y, -.such as tilling the soil, harvest -
Pratt writes:• eorabining; • etO„ - is '<%becolni4g
great -,grandfather d -Pr.e•tills ..valent- in ""PronbAtery of
grandmother, Lachlan and Marg-
aret. -McKenzie Mcintesh, wento,to
Goderieh front :their lionie in Cor- GODERIGH DRAMATIC.
riemulzi, 'Braemar, in Aberdeen.
All of my great-aunts 8.nd uncles, • -
.... CLUB IN -LARGER FIELD
grandmother, Louise .SicIutonh, :Os LONDON,. May 30. -The family
were bota Goderleh, and
born in "Wisconsin, Just after theYof the Western Ontario Dramacame to the stAtes :in 1847. she League•Iwas. enlarged; today bY- the
was somewhat ye:U.11pr than her admisnlon into membership of three
-brothers-and-sisters, and 1: de-. not new •
3: a midseason meeting of the
groups - •
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know definitely -whether all caine to
AL
H11rMIk:he It resolved that we, the
X,•ay Association' of 11Uron Presby-
tery a the Chnreh of' Can-
ada; Call upon all Clirintiaa people
throughout 'the Presbytery. to .1e-
frain. from, and nOt In 44* *a*
.46,41:11: , • i i • abor on the
$41;14athe
°Our pioneer : ferefathers could
Sow their fields anti could cat their.
'crops...with.*the .scythe ancl. eradies
and. harvest -them. witheut resort-
ing to Sunday ;labor.. Snrely we,
in this lifghly meehaniZed'age, with
1111-•-onr •equiPment, eould do so
without desecrating , the :claY• '
"We are in Imminent danger of
losing the heritage of our Christian
Sabbath, that our ,forefathersiiiive
passed down to us._ • A 'clay, spent *
-rt-es--ancV.Tquietnessand--worsliip -
surely; what this age In
feverish times. %We . in this day
greatly need to learn that man does
not live, by bread alone,"
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the States or returned, to Goderich.
A Highland couSii in Aberdeen and
I have. been endeavoring to put
all of the missing links into our
executive an
d district officers, held
at the Green Room at the Grand'
Theatre here, applications were
chain. of generation, and I am neeepted. from 'tire Goderiet Dra-
hoping' that perhaps you might be matte ClUb, the Leamington Little
able to -lend spme • assistance, to
our efforts.. Perhaps the Stuarts Theatre, and the St. Marys -Little
Theatre. . ' This. brings the total
have left descendants in Goderich. ip\ of W.O.D:L. 'up to
I shall be very grateful for any . \•
information you • May be able to • the 1950 Western Ontario
afford," • , ' ional Fe-stival, to be held in
. Mrs; Pratt says : further that s • don, only fall -length piays7iviir
has' in her possession a -very old be accepted. This decisien. was
f.naall 'photograph of _Mr. aid Mrs' made on a motion eliniinating, one -
'Charles Stuart Which was done ,ael plays from next year's regional
by E. L.. johnson, photographer in finals! 4.p.d :is ..,in line with the
Goderich. It is seventy yearS Or DOininion Drama Festival- ruling'
:more .sinee.the photograph-er of that .for 1950. In, the Dominion.. 'it was
inemb
fiftee
Re
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ror their ,94/4*.prOtettion and
the_protectiofr of motorists wha
mjght rw intotbem at night, boy4
and girls who; iel'bicyclet are
urged to take adVantage Of the
fGr:deeroffeber, :9f th. e Klogaen Club 'o• f •
The safety Cenunittee of the club
• ,
has arranged to wPP1:Y and ora1_,4PPI*
• ree thkrge-Spectru-lite, f _u'
bGee,daeptrepille'r IteletirnfePsolln'arr oswilt
f tb
Dominion Road Machinery Co.,, Vic-
tOria_street, on Saturday, Tone 4th,
at 10 Lin, Bath DieYcle-owner Who
ha$ his or -her blife "done" wil
be:given a ticket.. Tiekets will be
'tcl:roletawtiledhoe:rs8oeftillrant• :ITY 4tifeteketnt:6wnilla4bde
:given a free airplane ride over
Ur. Bruce SullY, ellairman Of, the
,R.insple,„„satety_ committee an
nounees !that -this Is tlirdi'stof project -
the •celr116.01h,..
Ill a. safety'o ni
ca.paigg
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Otentlit
regional adjudicator as the best in,
-Canada. • Its entry info the nation:.
al finalsz-Wilr not, however, be
competitive.- • - •
• ,INFORMATION BOOTH
TO 013EN JUNE 18th
ke Board of Tride'n tourist 1,11-1,
formation booth in Court Honse
Park has received a new voat of
Paint preparatory to its. opening
on Saturday, Julie 18th.. It will
reinain open until Friday, Septem-
ber 9th. John Thorpe, chairman
of the Beard of Trade tourist coin-
mittee, announces that Mrs. A,
McKinnon has been apPointed
tourist information • clerk. All
thosi-who have---im.rormation-as to -
available ..cabins, rooms for rent,
etc, are .aSket1 tO pasS it on to her,
serve both'. a decorative and a use-
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-the address . .given above.
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,:fui:*-2.Purp9Se.-. , It --was- --the- unlit? SOMK-CPPOSITION-TO' -- • ••
PROPOSEDIXTIOOLA1E2k-S-
When mother sold her chickens •
.-*
or the geese, = or:',- when the weeklyAtt• a 'public meeting held at
cream _and' egg mon'ey came, she Wingbam 'Iasi: week- Strong oPposi-
it. •T,hett with, a stub of a donned herspgctacles 'and counted
peecii tion wa...empressed to the proposal
'fished fr-Pin, among the 'contents of to. set up a Wingbath High,..Sehooll
1 the bap drawer .. pi the sideboard area to include Lucknew, Brussels
Newfoundland has 'bad its first
'ProVineiar general election,, since
its union with Canada. The- cam-
paign was fpuglit 'mainly on Federal
-mknes-'the- contending -parties lunlig-slie-figured it -up -just- to -see that
iiheraks---and"---Pr9gressiv
tire inan-latdrt-made any mistakes.
.;;;Conservatives.. The outcome is a For 11 few min
• i
utes there would be
. deciiiie *Veto '‘ '
. ,. ry for the Liberals. some -.laborious figuring, and. then
satisfied that all was well she
'They ' w.ill_ have at least twenty • of where
:airtepwla:e taken.
pencil -.from
• the. twenty-eight seats„pp the Legis , vkewn
rappeed ueilveir
• lattlre 9iid. may litiVe more when :would . -he `caresfull.
VOMPlet,e2: returns for the Province the bill.s, and all wduld be plpacedn
•
. are. in. Mr: Drew Campaigned in'That teapot certainly 'occupied a
-:. the Province; while Mr, St. Laurent prominerit place in .otir l-
ive It
,
tag -Waitedto present his, Govern- *as the clearing hOuse for naotherit
, , • ,
vlebt-is, - ease natil the Provinitial elec- currency. When se :wanted pennies
for. those big -bullseye candies on
,tions were over Progressive -'t on- Ohr infrequent trips to the village,
. ServatiVes point out that sometime mother Would dole out one apiece
PET)* vote one Way: in 'ProVinciat from her bank. Then, while father
l'ad*I.lanotlie. ' in' Federal ' elec- s-hitching__up the -horse, sh
mild ,
tions. Quite trueHbut.the Federal. make 01.4 11 liStA_What to
Liberals are netat all doWlicast.. get at the store . . . tea; ntigar,
, :
,
over , the. results ' the new
;PrOvinee...,•
An -effort is being,,,made to remove'
,the' town_ of Kincardine from the
"dry" tOlumn in which,ft ha* been
for 'Many years. A -1,:ote Is to be
, taken.- on - 3,4ine :8th, and a' liVelY
contest .1s ri progressbetween the
.-.1.1/4ifets" and -the udryn.."' 'Kincardine
• has a large summer- tourist bust-
nesn,, .and there" are. hundreds of
• min:liner: cottages along- the .lake -
shore north and south of the town.
• "The" temPerance people secured the
•adfliesses of the owners of these
cottagen and sent • them a letter
• flanking,' their opinion on the clues-.
• tionof allowing the sale of; liquor
141 7:06_ OWL-
of the
replies was •published as an ad-
•' vertiSemetit In last issue
of-Tbe Xineardi'ne News. In favor
,ofa Mei% beverage room were six
repIigainst, 297.; For a wo-
• metes' beverag.ehom there were five'
es, rep ies; aga
'brONver's retail:, store, 19; against
Fer, as liquor store,' 11;
againnt 202.: Extracts from :some
of the replies also were published,
a sample 'one'being: `‘`The opening
of saeh outlets. Would not•only fail
" to nia,ke gineardine'.a better place
slInuner residents but *would
intifie 'it a decidedly Werse place."
•Prenlithably most,,of these cottage -
owners wllt ot haie a -vote on
the: p011iti.g day, hut their expressed
should. have some weight
•••1• ,
and--adjatent -districts. :Speakers
•fepresenting -LucknoW, Brussels,
Teeswater and Wroxeter- declared
that these municipalities' wished, to
keep,,their own .schools. .
Reeve Cecil Johnston of .Ashfield
,said his township, the suhthern part
•ofWhich, is. in the Goderich Col-
legiate Institute.. area, was ,much
interested in the matter. -They :are
paying MOre in the south for educa.?
tional purposes, he said, and are
very -dissatisfied: If a, N'ote were
taken he nttid; the!'south would
vote out of the Goderich area. '
Reeve • Finnigan of West Wawa -
nosh said We. northern half of his
township did not -want to, be in
heLWIngbiu distriet_ The south
alf, t.othe town4ip_ was voted
into the: Goderich area,, and the
spiceS- laces . . and SOon, and northern half linked up with the
Win,gham on:the understanding that
withdrawal- would be easy if de-
sired,
Reeve Elmer Wrrish- of Howick
said he feit-- that personal Super-
vision. was lost in the larger'sehoots.
He -was opposed to any action until
kitchen table at night when we the report of the ROyal COMEIVISSiOil
were doing our homework. Father on Education came out. -
kept adding a few dollarsfrom
here and there . . for the jags
of wood that -be -sold- in the- village,
and the potatoes and apples . . .
and it was carefully totalled up.
Tax time was coming mighty close advantages suPposed to bederived
and they Welt still. short, and we froin the larger school. areas were
in our childish Way would begin to presented. ' 7 •
writ as to what might happen if LuoknoW would like .to retain
we couldn't . pay our ta'.xes, its school :is the centre of a diS-
But, somehow, mother and the tritt including ths( to.wriship of
china teapot. -always managed it.
•There was sort. .of a triumphant
• Mile on her face whem she dumped
the contents out on the table en 'tax
day and the amount Was 'counted
out in;everYthing from ten, _dollar
pennies. • . •
"Well, Pa, we anade it," . she
wOuld_exclainLand..he ould r iffle
upher hair, the Way shfetended
she didn't like, and her.vsrould kiss
her on the cheek, and we would
veramorammixorm
all would be neatly. totalled up
with the, correct amount a money
and an extra ten cents n ease the:
head of the' household didn't have
change for a plug. of tobacco.'
Along about tax tithe the thina
teapot Ni;as often dumped out on the'
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Public School Inspectors Game
o Brace and Kinkead of North,
Huron and -several-representatives
of the Department of Education
were present and spoke, •and' the
11 1 1
Kinloss and Portions of- Ashfield,
Wt - Wawanosh and Huron town-
ships,
OIL- WELL, WHAT'S MATHE-
MATICS?
'Reeve ,fohn McNab orGrey town-
ship roCked the High. School District
eeting- in Wingliani on Monday
evening. Mr.. McNab was -defend-
ing •the old system of education,
and remarked that while he had
8,1*,er„..pas4.•04,110,..eatiran,e4J"li could
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tint becatise there was enough.t� still work out mathematical prob-
pay the taxes. •'ileins that stymied his' grandchild -
There were lean times for the I ren, two years h.lgb Sehool.-
Lueknow Sentinel.
china teapot too. Times when
,Mother would have to scrape
Mighty bard to make up enongh
for the groceries, and :when !ether
'would say: "Shucks, Ma. never
mind the plug of tobacco, •I can
do without it," But she would
Chase *him along and nmile and say
that a .hard-working man was en-
titled to one 'bad habit.
The china teapot became -Scarred
from handling, too. I never knew
a enp of tea to‘be made •In, ft,
but the- corner chipped of the lid
and the flowers on the side beemne
just 8 -wee -bit tarnished, but it
•'occupied proMinent place on
)6.,,,rbler ',Prime ., Viinister Mauu c,'
enat,k4, 4!4,1Qe..k004.9)-..,. ,,•.e.';-41401).04,t4,::e244':-4,
ooniitiatitg etniVeniticin'ol.ote)igaik. •13tit thefe.*as it 'wise ihilosiiphy
' Ithtrals but ,declined'te. Stand ,fcir ibout the oid 'teapot. One thing
„te.ieleCtIOn Ati the rePregiatativt. of .:that MOther tOlil me_ thattaiwtlYS.
remember Was one. night when I,
the riUting. Ile , Spoke of liig . age was an, iiiVictard young intin,getfing!
'''Illittliftfletlinitirlicaltii-ntid-saict Yeadr-fet -fi. " "dfile"- tO-tare- a-, girl
. , ., ,
•
if watt OrlY 014§0 that,XePt him out ti chiireh social, Mettler sort f
Ot *he ,•qamparin.' . for , the' return tar ictie* that there , Wasn't veri‘ tan'tob
.
Oftee 'of Sii,,, fi;L:T,Aitirent.,,atid..11•6. ,,,On.0.„.11...,,,"11_,Xi.„ rPoeket and She ti.ioved.
doVerninenty ,,StiCaltiag of ' .til litv, li:Avfli 'ill'' IrileiJ, .6'117.itt:0:tra te•i* ijt-tb.%ftP6*p ttc;
rrhixti :fitflii#or 1.4'oi ,Eittial .1 Aoret. good time, ,i mentioned 8onnethitig
Iniox_s,,ould.iihive 116,4u...-ttbout• tWo bilicdred gueSts it il ''
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. tOnndxt alt .of Canada to 'lead' thi:.;, .tfitiftititio.„0,etitTar,a,tb. 41.):et4istr6ciIref4;66/ ilietth-ttlee.--
thiti Cri, OCal perloit.P roir ill 1)-iit rieii: G011ire t1114:1. 'aIrli.ltlili'etteltintlobtd*.
tiberat and thia. eountr," '
Ate lots of the. ve,tio Itord . ;IA* :Ine that firat clay When f ' Set it,
tleetiolt" fin* °Miniatet Iii:;,191, °I' Al'O Iddiboltrel Aila,,,:slinPed. the
' ,ogg ' inoile:V. Ante it tig. -don't :buy
ntitiLitia reti * loitt that bli,X,e,Anythin, *x,,,tit./ - w--.
. ki 4„,...th .,,„- . .., . !IA,- ' .. to, pay for it.0,
A felt .4• 0 .....''., i* g wag' ,.4.1„0u r Ot0Ple nowadAYS
the' :I) Canadian offair 'rittlft itttp0ta:' tat' cantiOn ,thein iti
4., ut to. itii4 tat4,,e0 g tbe •$.411/6- WAS", thereil be a heilP
detihIP: ad math. to Ai- *itii the 1".-11 lia ille/4t ill thIS*W6tid °f
AND NO ADMISSION PEE
• (Amberstburg Ec'ho)
• "Can anyone go to the Council
meetings?" The Echo was risked
Me other day. Of course „any per -
sop can attend all or any meetings
of the town fathers. As a matter
of faet, it might be good business.
for more of the ratepayers to attend
these meetings to see how their
Iota' government operates- We are
Sure tbe members of the Council,
would welcome this interest. •
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Plate, Ears, Sheets, Flats;
puftPipe
Boiler. Tubes ,
Tanks, Boilers, 'Window
sash, ste• i. Joists,
Reinforoing Mesh
and many other items
BROWN & SONS
1254 Union St. North
SIT9B.ENER-ONT.
• ,Telephones 55645-6-7
• 16-18
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- Double String Bass; Kay, new, Ohe Mily. Reg. -
* $278-.00, for... . : .stokoo_
Olds. TroMbonel new, geld lacquer, one only.
- keg, $245.00, for ...... 210%
• Gibson Guitars with cases, new. Reg: $125.00, for -98.00
Cornet, .gold lacquer, chromium :fini.sh, new; one
Reg.. $259.20, 175.00
Clarinet, Mindy Bettoney,•in cat.% neiv; one only.• .
• Reg. $175.00 for
139.0°
Drunk set; complete irith soelt cyrabal and heavy
eases, one •. 68.00
• only, Used for •,
120 Bass Accordion, Carmen reconditioned, like
'new 1 . .. . , 165.00*
a,ch:Trombone, plus lined case, gold lacquer, 'dud 135.00
Tenor SaxoPhoBuesther,,seld lacquer, used.. 175.00
',Flat Alto, uded. ..•..... ... 125,00 ,
•0 Melody re -conditioned, like new, low plieh. 58.00.
Cymbals, paper thin, all reduced. 'Mutes, greatly,reduced.
Monthly payments can be arranged, - •
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Barns ... FacOry Buildings . . Garages
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• You get this protection in roofMgethat
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Roofings. .
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