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APPLICATIONS RE-.
CEIVED .
Mere thantwent' appileations=
lave • been received for theposition
of,, Operato' of ' the, ° boots.. at the
4vf4ih Goqdexham.rmor a
l p
l
a-
Ouxd^advert sed in.laet week's
sue of The Signal -Star. The
`. li atiens are `from married- w -
app is
men, men and youths. An aiipoint-
ment Will be nide, sokae t• ne next
week. when, ,.the' Lions committee; in
charge of .the playground bolds ;a.
,nieetin . This •'committee ; is jQra
g
hens 'ne
.A • H.
'Se {? Q
s
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J r Kinkead.'
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kine and,. J. �H.K
People " in, Goderich, as. in all
other i, nt1> i' sipaiities iii . Canada,.
"Will. have to put , new .eauphasis
on old-fashioned hospitality" in
order to Meet the inereastuk
Petition for tourists and their dol-
lars, said .''on.' Gray, of Lansing,'
r--adnliniiSirAtiNe:- assistan
-with the Michigan Tourist Council,
addressing a largely attended' din-
ner meeting of', the Goderich Board
Of Trade at the• 3edfoicl,Hotel on.
Thursdaiy evening• ' .
The- speak stressed the point
that the hospitality of the man or
woman on the, Streit --a. = cheery
"Good.- morning" Or a friendly •
"I1elio"---wen's a long way inyestab-
fishing in the .min, ds of the tourists
that tine t-oWii i "`°r`a'h li rey.'""nret-
Oeb. friendly. People' was.. a nice
.torn and d .sewn , t,4 be.:1ecomniended
to the people • back. home ;to Include
in their tray els, '
'Gieorge Filsl►ger•& president of the
-Beard-
of Trade,
wa
s" cha
irm
an,
,
of
the` meeting. TTe guest:speaker
was introduced by John Thorpe,
Chairman of the tourist 'committee,
which was responsible for. the
meeting, Others. at the head table
were M. 3. Ainslie, R. M; Menzies,
N. W. Miller, G. L. Ellis and
Malcolm Withers.
Thanks from Prune Minister- '
Secretary Norman *flier stated
that Pri>ne Minister Louis •St. Lau-
rent had written' to the Board of
Trade to express his thanks to the'
board for the .booklet on boderich
sent to, him.' A. letter from Town
Clerk S. H. Blake stated that John
Graham had been named " Town
`Council member ' on' the Board 'of
Trade. Applause greeted, the re--
marks of Mr. Graham, whop. stated,
"It is. my earnest endeavor... to pro-
mote the interests"of both '"the
Board of Trdcle and ,tbe Town
Connell." • A letter --from the Ort-
tarie .Department of Highways
stated that attention would' be'
given to the` calnplaint that there
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t3 . M'9 N'T L' 'ST 'R H O N, E , 120__.
and. Repairs
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.87 .WestT-:St.,-Phone 579or
x= aibovitl eiw Sulk ass Store,
P boiue 1199, -'93lti'
1,84 tefd --'tater t 9 ►1 t *
ni$44r a. d `th quit*
i itereste( ,; in tie, old rr 1Y gild. ,the
.00. b. �nt3" there.� 1qt..we all
get cur` shoulders to the 'w.490,' ;w
va ,. c.on idarihe bustn the h�, . -cGhu emhie,
io. t.aoixe
town *.11,14. PX,,,,'
wayS, in tis ofea aV
. MrA Bruce, :dally, thought' that
Mr: and; Mrs,' Charles BIaek Were Dr:; '"Tiger" 'Dunl.00f's-•tQrnb' should
�. " * A felicitated 'on their forty first wed•: he publicized actors, Mr. Miller
ex-
ding- Anniversary, plained the recent interest, and ac-
tioa son the ,part 'of . the' ,, County
After exteudl�n ;u welcome ti the Counei4l' with respect to thiP tomb.
gathering, President George it . Mr,', G. LA ,, Parsons stated that
sin _ger called on ,Mr. Thorpe t(L the."'. •pl
introduce 'the7guest ' speaker-"
.,• eitizens on 'the, tourist attractions
Thorpe pointed out that the large of their towns was in,,the school
gathering' was .evidence that Gods- and he felt that 'a teaching "pro-
xlch was 'interested in the* tourist gram, r of "Know Your Owh.' Gode
business. lie said .that the obtain- rich"!..,should be' Instituted` in 'tli,e
ing of. tourist dollars wasimport- local 'schools,
ant to Goderich and that it might
welt be admitted ;that G.oderich °xN MAgISTRA T COURA
wanted-Oeinr. T ribnte was paid to "
Q. L,. Parsons, present at the meet-
ing and ' who had been in', who' _
lagnaid R," Watts, Godex:i, who, ;.
was a charter member of the Blue was convicted before- Ma istrate
Association an. Rolin s 'last week_ of :the'
alb
- A "114"'alio wflb eoets was int -
posed on Dahalcl b'Y Me #play', Bay -
l elide aha
fter .- bats Pleeii it iit0
careless dririn cba'rge re.
gult, from ILX1., 4014041t`on tbe.
Bad eld .,Cllntoa' roik, , Lc4ulay,, it
appeared, .negotiated. ,too' wide a
curve and co]lided with' a car com
Aug ,from the, opposite direotion..
All other eases were. adjourned
Water_ Highway i d
-w. o -bird --ting mesa -interested 11--
. _
the tetirist, business`, fcis G'od erich:
Tlae new receptionist for the tourist'
•inforniat on booth, -Mrs. Maclkin-
non, was Introduced. .4S1P those'
who have. information, which r fir s,
hAV were
sh ud asked
la
ar�non o 1 e e
h 11K
Ca'
along to _r Carl
tli a r
to� pass . s 4 g , �
:Vonore of Sarnia •Was given credit
for. obtaining the guest speaker, Mx.
Thorpe stated...:
The E, Ferienee of Michigan''
"The tourist business today is an,
industry"just like other industries 'i;
said Mr. Gray.- Sneaking of . the
t ui`,ist industry in : Michigan, Mr.
far:said; "For many Year's .the.
tourist industry lay dormant, and
I think thi''is true in Ontario now.
For many *years in. Michigan 'we
didn't want., tourists -- `foreigners'
from Ohio and -.other` States' .coming
into Michigan and messing -up our
benches. They- were unwanted
strangers. ;They were 'not neves-
sary, .beetiuse we had lumber', iron
ore • and other natural resources.
The . time came,, however, when
these- resources. _.gave._: _out, tnd
commenced to have ghost to -lis..
Then, ' Michigan looked around to
get something, to replace .these dis, �!
appearing industries. They looked
t� the tourist industry. .Natural,
tourist ' Attractions • in Michigan
were • developed•- and'-publicijzecY-, and
today' the tourist irldustrY : In::`
Michigan staiids in the top bracket
with. agriculture." •
11fr. Gray pointed: out' that On-
tairib`no ',last year ed that United
. • d no p'nr1 their
na,oney so, freely as .they dad:, -the
preceding :':year.`: He -predicted' •that
they "will be .'equally cautious,". if
not More so, this year. •
Ip.' the 'United States no fewer
than thirty....four States are now
advertising themseives, as 'the
"Vi cationland of America;" and
going after the tourist dollar. This,"
he, pointed out, will Mean, more
eoinpetin •for Canada' in seeking
'United' ;States- tourist dollars.
He; advised Cana`d.ian' Municipal-
ities to make- ar ihv ertory of what
they hp:ve- in thet way, of'' tourist.
'attractions and then play .thein ,up.
u s ts, water,;."• ihstor�cal o spots,'
i»}?k;`should be ma e ovnr-and.
of et hr•l„ad1 ,,.'nc}i
c1ra, ,in sue`h'.,
assets. • , - .•
eftizens Should Inform Theinselves
”" Citizens and the man on the
street mush be alerted to realize
the-=spotswin-a town that the tourist
would like to visit, .so that when
ibey are-; 41p—teac,heci o- b9. a -tourist
they can ,say with enthusiasm; and
with 'certainty what -the to'dvn has
to offer,"''".he 'said. ``Flies must.
-have .an awareness of the things
you have." . • - is
.Mr,, Gray expressad .the =hop .that;
Ontario would becoiaie augareft 4a
cationlanci for United. .- States..
ou rig s� ' and_ ddesi ._tk�.atm-.it. antis
a selfish hope." "Melly • United
I
States tourists who decide to visit
Ontario pass through Michigan an
in doing so we benefit from" them
tourist dollars .while they are en
rot e;'� said lir. ,•(xray. •'
Benmiller blanket ,was,,, pre-
sented to Mr:' Grni?; ` Mr. Filsinger
Moved a vote.. of. thanks for_the,
~fine -address' and thanked ,Mr.
Thorpe for arranging such a 'line
meeting:
Mr. .Tames Campbell spoke . high-
ly of the • service rendered tourists
by hotels in .r oderieh. ' r
Mr: George Basch er stated that
last year ,he flail, irectecl more
tl t =af ix-bags7of `:potattaer-fr't m
Thomas,a- 1 icN'all, *est',Waw .._bail;:
wa en. e e . o sda of h'
. s s .. t nc _d n Tae y f is
week to twenty ,,days in Jail.
Three charges of` 'false pretences
against, Earl' F,; Grope, Mlyertoli,.
We �
,withdr withdrawn
on
payment,
casts.' The' 'court Was inform.
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