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1:tecess
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Charge of Carelessr -Priving
g'aPast, Eer. d,B. Woolley
• israms0(1,: •
' Rev. 0.. 13.-WOo11et-Tir ucknow,
pleaded ;not. goilq. :to a ettlitke Of
cairelesS „driving, 14 weekly • Magis,
Court on. Tuesday afternoon.
eondu•eted hisc,own#,defenee, And
ou an ,acquittal, Magistrate
• liolvae -,41•11-thetbenefit of
4113.01 41'.,and dismisSi.ug the eliaige;
141. • s
t • .
demonstrated with hand and arm
etures hew operatedpriorhis - car
to the ,accident Deternber
7th 'frau which. the charge arose.
' Ile deSeribed ,in eloquent language
' his progress,: through -the...village of
-Kaitford . and • up the to the
north whereliemet the ear driven
l)y Gorden ,SampsOn. of. Gederich,
and a* col/P-oiii''beti'ieen: two cars
occurred, „,. ,„ '27 7
, the accident, •-grS. •:Sainpsion
suffered bruises, and her -- Son -a
broken nose, ..Thiinage. to the ears
' Was est/mated at $359-12$200 to -Mr,„,
- 7---Woolley'S' and.. $150 to 'Mr,"-Samp4'
sotirS77
Sainpsen said ' that he . was
'prOeed-rng into GOdorielx,A.- alen=;the-
,Vooll.eyear --shot ,aeress .the -road
answer
. was not
excessive:7-He first- saw --gr; Wool-
ley-4'11er the accident- when he got
• out -of t* the 'left Side :his car.
Ile,.Said he triedto-avoid the Wool-
ly Oar -as -much as possible. - The
road; was. Conditibt: "• •-
. AeStifted that 'he
eame through. Saltford' at twentr-
'five. Mlles 'ail-, Ireur.----'-'•AS Jae. ap-.
preached ' tile overhead
=AAP 741/1,,P0t.ERS
ET MONTHLY 'LETTO
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Olt to Toronto
in AE 'letter t6 the. BoaroTrade-
d' r •".-
,
Tbe Goderiek Institute,,„,,,' •
1148 eudd1',Vd. the- bOalirs 'recent aPOei'Ves''' FareweU H01101.78
resoletion• alling,----:for,,,,mere---publie • ft0t0- 001,1,1fregatiOn,Af.
.re.Str-Fcs,ow$ en* near the ''enare. aALS't ObAlrch
An exeCutife. Meeting of -4e'Board
•'of Trade ••• on -Wednesday night de- Rev, ' 11T, 'III, Medley, •pastor of.
°dell to $e4.4 le-trer •on the the Goderich R.aptiSt. Church," -bas
Town Counell, •., ••• "• :accepted -a call to -AiderwOod.
The. beard "aUtIlerized ' the ex-- tit -Church, .0eti't4.,-T0ro11to., and: will
, ,
penditure. of' 414 in- • registration Wove thereiii
fees to, se'nd. •three;,-deregateS. freln —
the beard and 4 member of •the.
Town Council' to Kitchener On
jAnnt#Y 25th to attend the Ontario
eenyen 'to •• h a hers of --Com-
merce. President , qeorge flsinger
wag. "appoin84..to name the 'dele-
gates.
Henceforth a monthly letter' IS
to* go out to all •inewbers of the
board to keep them jAtoritted: re-
garding all • cerrespendenee and ley: Mr. Earl Itaithby read - an
..werk done .by tile board; * address 6f eppreeiation of. the part
- The retiring ,president and the Mr.. Medley,' and his:Jai:11111Y had-
twe; ixaMediate, past presideW were taken not onlyin-matters. of the
named a '..nommating, committee to°, church but in other' activities of
brikg. in 4 slate Of officers for the cemmunity, and .expressing re••
-this year at the annual meeting to rereaf their intended removal froiu
leheldon January 31st. .4"•,•fluderieb..„__„! , ' • „-
Miss Verna Miller on. behalf ef
the congreg&-lon raade the presenta-..
Ake,AAA
.A.Ry ztb,
•• 44-•
14,1,
ARENA TO BE ,OPENED
.e4-A;BOUTL-FE410):Alt--,„, 1
Steaely rain -during the . early, part
Of this week. 1iis.5:ed4tivoe Walt pro-
gress on the xiew' arena'. With the
groundclug.deep where the iee will
be, the water forMed a little lake,
in,mde_ and a--pump.--was. kept-
even
'f,opaY (T/Arsday) pumping
the, water out. When it is .c/ear'.'of•
water the timber sleepers will' be.
laid •on Which' the pipes- ferr-Ihe
artificial ice Plant .will rest, ,Then,
'-sandr,,011"•be pht-ln, between 'the.
On • Friday' niatt, ilst"--the• cow -
'44 " sie'oers„ •
gregation----henored Mr. led,ley and ,'Shingling. is. new in, progreSs, on
tfainliy, Mrs. Medley,' David and the 'west .side. of the „roof,- with. the
a ,gather.*e.,in., „the reh, east side. .finished:-
tiseinent&eiS
this issue, front the, Goderich• Mem-
orial Arena- calls -ter
the- =nit of two positions, that of
.manager and„...tllso• of engineer, for
the new arena -Which is to be opened
llabout February1st, 1950."
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KNOX LADIES? AID*
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..FILLS- OFFICES FOR 1950
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arum' -
conducted by Woes. 'Helen Besse
and Beatrice-Canipiell, Ray Gibbings
led hi -a singsong-, apd'peveral read
-
lugs werejgiven Ws 'Mr.' kiddanient
of .A.ilsti Craig, father of Mrs. Med-
'
-
a
cdised
doh of a chest la "Remembrante
fiat silverware, which Mr. Medley
acknowledged in fitting words. •
Lench was served by, tile Dorcas
_Society+ wit4,,Alrg.• 9 eor,ge JohLirsion___
1.
to
no
udbury
'ged,
of a'. JeWellir.._ Store
There,
Jan .Bezdek, .gs...„...ot .0 4t•Teet,
AtolAtretIk....411tak.i..,S,14110,,, .2.1,
of, Renable 'Mines,. Ont., --•list'd to
appear -lir': Police ti oottrt-- here. en
.. esday,..dip ,charges of being In
.i)osiessiOn - Of stol'in. 'jewelry', have
been removed:--:sudbury
.Lbridge, he-., met. a,. procession of,
„,,,r, ,on. a warrant charginj. them with
'7 'vehicles,* -sior-ed,„1:1,.,°wil... and, t.-2.- 'alined robbery-, of a jewelry stere
tinued_..the ascent, is.eeping..his.„ear, ,
-- eth re, . ''' ' --- ''... '7, .
to the ' 'si. It' swerved,- slightlf: . After:Consultation.between Gnewn-
• : When her' mitied that his car. was
, A.ttorney H. Glenn Rays of Iluren
, ski:ailing be -004 his feet off t g otinty and ' CrOvn,.AtfOri_ley .Wil -
f() kms .of - Sudbury; the eliges of
; peda-4' i,t -was ,Soo • . slippery r ,.„1 -
• brakes. .• ). kip . was .poised with the. ,.,in•
g in „possession, e -f
jewelry were-, withdrawn--her'seX.Ple,n
wheel turned, ..momentarily ellIscet- -_-
'fig the ear . to. tl-t.r•P; •., It was 9sly., . The 'pair were . arrested '. near
in the last . instant tliat he:realized,. Exeter on 1 December •27th, • aft' s,
- •-4.:,13e'.e„eulcl',not intike-it slild•lie.,turited •
• oa..1.4ce there' had . recovered theus-._.
the- W,lieel . straight., ,in,.....47.1-, eilde?.:e-or
.„,,., ands of "denars* 'worth Of leVelry,
to moderater-7-anY -4491113ge.. • "' including:, ,watehe‘..- and • diamond
-were too, Close together .for _Safety. ,„„„•,..,,,„..- . . „,._. ,,,, ....7. ,
.'BY turning straight I„,k,ne.w.,where 'It's."'
Af 'third :man, , Joseph, Xincera,
ne-telug:174ited,...,-•si.otoeeefled•-• -2- w-firliVpz""'"Oligiiffe"d"ffaTv".17.-0/1t0
getting -on .ear 'leng h*-:.fart4e. °la' andiaken, to Sudbury to answer the
•we would net have, hit. , : , charge -of aimed -robbery of jewelry:
• When h&realried. they were.„,golngt:-,., -. * . , ,7: •,, ,•• •-
to "bump,_," he shut. off the engine. i ... __, _..._
S. latTAL-„STAR.„ ST-OltY, ,
. withih.. three minutes 4: -. tingle- i
:1-geated*. ear 1 -came ' down. Thig.- he ': - FINDS "BILL" FOR. , ,. . .
,- : Mentioned' he, said, as,t:Significant,
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"'-- ''a -s -1'n ...t'c'th' ''141:1;vates* a second :ear: . As the -result of a story carried
e-ine and took' Mrs. •Sarapsen and
e -,eliildren aw.4T, • - •,,1 • , • , in :last week% Signa.l-Star,_ "LO
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•- •:-TO• ciaimed,, he•,(414 legSela• :t101,- ,anditkisses from BUY! have gone on
., 'age\ by his „petions, as traili, e-flOwe4 -theli Way to their destination. The
- ---n orthl- and-soutia-11.-the--time the . .
vehieleS' were .4.1t- ra standstill"„after '-'4-t°r3''' ' WaS' *61 14 "' 'Cl.11.1$thia13- I,' aree
. 'the,d6,eident, . : ' - ,.,
Ile Said ,he had PredouSlY -had
the car-\cheelted.' ' - " -----,----"---'
After -leaving .the -witness ;,, bo•*1-
' ' Mi., -Weolley , argued: that, acconliiik•
--":r to' the ,,Acti.:-,-;sip an -memo:icy. . a
The tadies4.,-,Aid tof .nox' Church
met :on Friday, DecelAber 30th, in
lie ledirre hairofthe ;church. •:.‘• rs.
George Sanderson, presided. .11.i.,*
'ROSt' eitAillbefS and Miss gattt
„Wiggins, were in charge of the de.
vdtientil period. - • "---,,
Mrs., Sancierison. expressed ber
thanks to the members for the loyal,
..und_mi.s. ,gtolio.. StraChan° pournig. Jilapport given her in aeliiiiiig.,:. ,11, 7,.;si-t:
7reit-Tlie &v. -ening: 'CiiiiAnTed-'ivitir
-: -list,-RIS_NINEMEIL:YEA,R a 'data,. Mrs. J. Bisset, Mrs. W. 'Abell;
, - ' .---,----• mit. N. •McInnes,...„Mrs. A-: Straiten -
the singing' of "Blesehe the tie Baker; ,fconvener .of the nominating.
that-Wag:Yr ' ,
. 1..-enizii-et?ttis home in his ninetieth .e0atter-,';
WM. MCCOtifELL DI —
u"a4istin:4tAIV.C-onip-Igksi.C1':edilit411", :SUnclitY, E. Wileon; - treaserei;
('By our Dungannon Correspondent-)- president, Mrs.' George Sandeisen
• DITNGANNON, Jan. 3.7-.;Dwujinigiaann; pkvictvi,!14.p.e.cE.Awt--satilA;Ix:.e,c1-.:kevta, ,e7,)/!..14,,,,:..,;,.:,
..--. Of offl&rs for .1950, whieh was. tio,
nenitteer-broug-lit„--hi-a 'ne.w--slate.
cepted, --as- folloWs : Honorary Pres"-,
press secretary, Mrs. M.
er stfeeessful year',. Mf -s, W. J.
year, He had --been au invalid.,,t9r -,:j. AtAsite; group- i.eAder,s
14:i). years, as a- result...ok 4a fali ou ,erouto.,": - Mrs. , 11: . Chambers, ,Mrs.
the iey street hear 'his home in ,Itobbies;_ selinid • group. Mrs. _Gee,
which he suffered a---hroken hip. Stokes; Mrs. McCabe; third grotti,
Born on December 2/, *1890,. --at Mrs, N.,..L.e. Jaeimti, Airs.- Geo. mit.e.
Wardsville, near Chatham, he Was Ewan 7; -.pianist, Mrs,- Clayton
the second son of the late James ierivi",; :assistant, "Mrs, Gordon
Aicooeneli. and: Sartth Jane Martin Bisset; fiower convener, Mrs. -Reg_
M-CCOndell:-- Ho lived • most of his
life ill, 'As'hfield. 'tow-its/lip; With the
exception.. of ten, years spent in
Australia,. South' Aaferica; South
Africa:4)Pd the British, West-IndieS.:
1=140 ,.:•„0,14' .2311$
trAS
ES
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--$k
-„A'star like that OV/iethlehent
beamed --down from hi3O,-ahOve the,
04:- St. George's - Church or,
'grigiond all during .Christmastidet
-which ISeaseil.,,catme,,,to,s- a splendid
eliinar•da Sunday evening..IaStwith
the _presentation of the "Service,
,of the *
Taken from the Bible, 'these
les-
sons whAeh `,traf.se the nativity of
the Hely Babe' were:read ,in. -turn'
by -4 •ehoir bi:ty„t„ 7Robert Vidland;
a' eheirAinno. • • A. r. Sturdy;
sidesman, Mr, D::"'W11SOn.; a Sunday`
sc11001. ' Wernher, ' Ji. Shore.;
church, warden, Mr. [1. Ford; •it
Men's Club, member, Mr. 1. Holyer;
a lay -delegate, Mr, G. X,;liars,bus,
$
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even Ne
Ardens to°1141.00.Aspououp
*Thefr Ablieupe
,1050. Botf.r.d..
The _Harlin,. County.0ounell .Of
1950, whiPli weet; Ian -V=1
DELivtitY o
-.F9R}r. shicitmovt:
The XOlio,wing_fletter, , Purporting -
to ibe--*-addrej3sed to Manager' E*.- D.
Weaver of -the Com.,
Mission' by' Hydro easterner. has •
Peen-V(4114..0m rounds ty.
'bear WO`tt,er
have read considerable artieleg
'In' the paper ahoat700-byele -Peweri
stippos$1t,. %VIII -Seen. be it
ilroderiehrk store, • fjO'
le
Ridlard MO.,1)00. Ace
Missing .10r- Eiht
• Da
:11,0* bed3r a Richard MeD001,
'sixtymtwo-year-old.\ resident. of 'Balt* •
field, had. teen- missing from'
no. fewer than. eleven. meMberS Wuct ..
tho.uuse jo..xegited....en day, and . I. ills.11, one. Vince _)ec_enAer•21.0. t„.:1,,w, all. , •
have been wondering 7 bOW YOU .' will found by his brother,,'WliligruIRL
rat for the :first time, Vii_l
were...nOt' in the 1940 .0eUnell`'',01).e. eiiang*e :ours to .60,,cYtie. 41 have Peel; On 'Thursday last, on the Shore
of triese will be• W. Q. Cochrane, ,.fatpact the power •Very,:peer in .this Of..1.•00 Huron Just :belOw-tVe.,-Mete4
'the .:41rSt depUty' 'yeeV,e ••tOrh sett. sr(,)*13, :but •as onr.hrse Is eseiLail. ealf boUser'ivt,,thort distavelgou
tk
'.1'-er the Iirsrtinfe ,in• MilnY4Ye4ts• 'Would, be 'better *16,60 oyelei', you_ Olinton were summoned -and aft4 '
.reoug e ma or, eve ek:• . "' -
front the Village ors:Exeter.- •.•:‘••;• day we flitOtIvet•Z* 7r3tfictutiY, le)tiltet°I.OT171VOifeNr:P4ratelo
--settd; 'the --other -eyeleS It--PoSt.roortere. death. WaS attributed
. ,
at Clinton: and from' wardens in Its meMbership: Reeve
John tbe- great myStery-;of the, Armstreng,"-Wito"filIed the warden's
InearnatiOn_.., by.. the reefer, itey. chair in 1919. did pat, offer himself.
Beverly Fare:...; • • . • • ter ,re-eleetion . in 'llidlett:jPand
• InteroOxsing.' the" reading of the George A.kinStreng HEW 'a,1411
nine* lessens cam% the' singing by Berry Of VsbOrne, old -tinier
Their alid congregation of ',many and ex -wardens, retired after; mhny
loved Carols,. Including descant work years 111 municipal life.
in "0 Come, --Faithful,1' • The Coupeil of 195t_Pwillbe coin*
i.wlaile ..Shepherds s.3..Vatehed,t! and Pused of the felloWing" reeves. and
Noel. •re- d,eputy reeves; new, - members
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' ' Mrs. A. D.• McLean ; Past presi.
,
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-.Burrows ; auditors, --..Mrs. George -day. •,Liense issuer jun MicVicar
Rev: -'11-0. 14.1ac,Nlillan spoke. c;f...„%tate'S' thitt ,the first group of licenSe
Schaefer, ,Mrs., J. W.' Craigie. - ,
brief- mi for Goderic.'h '. starts' at MAYOR-'11ATT1N -
_
kers was Walter Pinder - ' IN °LINT°N.
owl person/ to --,--secure a- - RE-ELECTED ' .
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St year, with the eXeeP-: maYor • Robert Y.,:Hattin Ni;.67s. ' re-
alee. jar..4,..taiui.iwilter elected -mayor of Clintons.Ow- Thurs.-
frain were -taken- by ',miss, Hazel marked by' an asterisk '
Wilmot in. "See_ Amid' the Whiter TownstiiPS
Snow :4" -Miss -Betty, Bover-a-.*sia_ Ashfield-Ceell-Johnston.• 7 -
"Silent Night i" a young • choir 1.)-63q, olborne7,L-Stanley Bnyder.
Richard Madgei-sang 'A'svnY „in a Goderich-,',Gerden...Orr.*. •
• ,
Manger ;". "In' the. Bleak mi Grey --,John MeNabh,
Geo. MaeI)oti-
winter" was taken by Miss 'Mary lad.* s • ., •
Graham; , "Like 'Silver LAMPS M. Has -Earl.' °Campbell:*
a. DiStant Shrine", was sung , bg llow'ick-E., H. Strong,* H. GoWdy.
"MISS Helen Yideati„ liullett-•.-W. A. Dale.*
Ralph FOster 'of Steppardton• sang ,IcKillop;--Dan-,"-,13.etierininn.
- . • s. Morris-*Haryey- johnston.
particular▪ -1)eality alid"-effeet- Staiiley*-Allimer Webster.
were the aecompaniments by Prof, Stephen-,:--Elreer Lawson, Harry
WFApderton, organist and. choir, Beaver, .
master,. at the console Of tile newly Tuckersmith-Arther Nicholson,
-completed Caparant organ-, • -,- Turnberry:÷0.-N: Underwood:*
From invittitory, carpi,'through tiSheine7---Wellington
Brock.' --
to receSsionar hYmn,- this last ser- East. Witwanosh7,-.T. D. tekeroft.
vieei the Nine Lessons earols;-. West WaWanall:4-Everett
brought joyous finale, of Towns - ' , •
the ch-tribifs greatest festal jettsong..(•Clinton----Dr„.., ,
God ric 7-471,J:....L.13*.gter Earl -El-.
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MAYOR 1VIA.THIEStiN awrs-
FIRst CAB MARX.einati winghttui-Lmitimy Johpa'on.
• - 1, Villages- .
Mayer "George MathieS(M epeured MOrritt.* °
the -first set -of '1950' ear' markers- Brussels:L.-Roy' COnsinS,
issued -in town when they went Exeter --I 1*.--Sweitzer, W.
on sale for the. first time on Tues- • rane-* •
:".W. Kerslake.
lrinededipated the new officers in 2V501. .Sec
. • • • •
' set of mar
,ayer.
• with his elder brother, the late -t
David MCConttell, as a Publishey's
Wkesentatie.,' In 1908 '3; 31±41.°1Vig IsEiGUE
n
'stage. coach between laucknow and , •
Goderieh; and the following. year '''geh.ther-B, ,of the 401ile` League of
.took ,dver the route .between Gede-
' el, -and Kincardine, -continuing at
e7work -for :Six years-. 1909
• ns1arried-•Charlotte -Gibson, who don of Mrs..,'W. 3. Jewell a ,period
survWes , with sOne (laughter, E1iza-.1 of carol Singing waS enjoyed.
beth,..; at .; home. They *retired from spiritual atmosphere was promoted
tbe-fiiim 1 ,Asliiieid four by prayer .and Scripture- rending.
to live in Dungannon. 9f :a family Two solos were ,sung,- • and 'before
f- -three ' brothers and- five -,-.sisters, leaving for ...boirae`i the 'in enibers
dis-
three sisters survii.e. They are tributed gifts of fruit. - 4
Mr. „T. ly,-.--Durifin Melfort-,
_ t s
dialled ae the Gxlerich poStqffiee, , bask. Mrs. •' „Barbara' Tate, -also of taken .to. sixteen shut-ins hefore;,the.-ociunties.,of litrop," Bruce and
, .Nreifort, w.h0 iS spending the_winter Christmas_ . Grey Was. held- y eiterdal' at Walker:
with nothing inside or outside to
an-d-Sirk":-Sydney Gib- On Monday of Christ'Uita Week a ton, 'With .a ,report d 'attendance of
--indleatethe ronnielpa.lity* whieh
son (Tend.), •Stratford. was social gathering, was, held for the
it was to go' Or Maki: the .„Sender.
titho...„flye.t several mires from predeceased by two brothers, .David,, Leagee at the heroe of Mrs.
Goderich, saw the, story,
Coch-
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last scen. alive
4itetnadv?eih,tibtiy: ohusband 18 quite bandye, .031-- .14Itria'MpeDigeheti.,-owrasi;
the. north ..side of the azal,
if he has 'any trouble be ean-kbave
411 ,phlaaese.117eh_ed., With 'Mr, Wtiod, and fillonimb„,ad.,_,A•' bpPpet-eaunt'iy14,1111-30..nra..'srig41\*
Jahn , give him a hand to "pilt,, ,.,114.t.t,h,tel.;:awt wharf-:areuitilige•:-Satr,•etteg• teiumr40-
had Carried hint out ,into lakg.
L., E.': DANCE't AGAIN: : .WI c'ic-le()tuaxtildtlivLbs Qmd3rxn- • was oaSor,,,01,
,
DS' LAW 'SOCIETY. w • ich hi 's; lfrother had fetund Just,
„ before he found. fhe body, ,The
At the .annual ..election if)ffi'ders features Were badly damaged, a).atif
of.--tariinkt)4' County • Law Society the bedy much bruised.. ,The-,spoti
L. E.. DalieeytL-,K,O., wasagainwhere it canie-*ashere is one of
cflOsen as ',President. Jridge T. M. the stonleat en,the beach. ,
Costello - and, Magistrate' D. E') --Mr,•McDool' was born in Bayfield
HolMes were named hbOorary presi- and had been a resident of the
dents, and other ofacers,gre district practicalry.4111h1S. He
Darrow, It:C., vice:president ;;.' R. 'Q. survived 'bton,e brother,,
..seeretary-treasureri:7and .of 2,--713iMelk----7-an(1
K. Hunter; librail 'Cartain-. Edward---Reiven•
Sound. ite--.was a' Charter
Bityfield Lions Club.
The funeral tbok .131ace ar.v -Priciar„
afternoon from !Trinity Anglican- -
Church, -BitYlleld;:-.fili6re-,,a;',,Serviee-''
wa§ conducted by the--rect-ori--Revi'a-
Joavernei: Morgan. - There • was
large:_aftezidancer;- Interinent,:ywa.O.'
•in the .331tY:ifeldT.7eerneterY,
the Salvatioti 'Army visited: the
Huron County Ilc•me"‘„at_cfilliten--oxv
Deeeraher 29th, and inider the diree--
tio,„use)udg.Velit,
_which he „did: •‘.
: dismissing : the ease," the
ml'tiltrate. -Said, '-therd was 'no
„ efidelice, et.exeessive speed;. there
was the least daii.er in the '-eoutSe
. taken- by the treused---the ;road
*, ;left' Open: - • , ' •
• • Disorderly \Xotiduct
-4A• fine of $1.0' and costs..wfts
'S.nrd • ehT-Aidt.e:,.-kiede.
rieh,'-'-fer• disorderly .e nduct. at
Goderich Pavillon.;- an one of.*
and costs an N'ormaii twarneek,--for
,condlict at. the British
ehange Hotel:
A charge...at/a* Lloyd TayS
of e ansliag distUrbanee
.drug tstore 'Jan -nary ist,
bytbeing intoXicate(1,- QM§ dismissed.,
Evidence s-hoWed„.-that:-lie N•dva-7-Seetiat, as • minrster-of the
••••, oVOr.• display Of aspirin,: stumbled, Presbyterian -congregations' of . Ash-.
agaillfaft ShOwcasea;_but di.d not -4 field and The 'induction
commode" anyone. • 7. heldr jitititarY.-6,t1T,- in
The „accused. 1--lit'reeentry -been' tile 'Ripley chtir-ch,.,....Rev. -Gew-5C
convicted o -V tt- -disorderly charge, \ ,„.tof Brussels, moderator of
and. in: -cliSn5issing the ehtfrgel• -the, the PreSbytery,. presiding.
-court- .s-1-11ed,. that if he were ,Mr. and Mrs.-,.,:i1lacDepald, and
'N.lete,d • ggqirt the ,penalty :woad- he their sons,- David and Gordon, have
a„firieL al eti,..up..,,xesidence 111 tile Riple.v
-Arnold ..Erorter, Gotleric
, A charge; under the Health Act ma
.a„.weelt. TES A
, Tre is elefige-d•iWith .:(.11sobeying ', The first...Meeting ,--ok the -Toti•
-afeer to. Improve Cohdi- f-1.959 IrVritl.:11E-Imiti it „the .*.Ileeause_hundee`ds..;',O1-:,-,Sirbscrip=
tirms TilW„n en; 'Monday, • Jamittry trolls -re. The-,'SignaT-Stae '--Oxpire,.
. Gederieh, aa. ordered .by . Dr. AIdisi •Oth,... at .8 an. ° • ' or e about.. the.' en of a year Many
M.( 1.11. • of utot GoilatY Health , sguraftlieeting of the
Pliblie.,Scito I Mitt,td: for 1950: will
he held at the Town. Hall !on' Tues-
day. January at,•8, Pan.
:41Xttfntss'io-
will. hold its first ,rneeting for 1950
at the Hydro °Mee, on. the Square,
apartment hotise, Vv,hier, .,--was on -Tuesday etching,* the 10t1l.
eted by Mr: Gibboris.Oti August * Goderieh C011egiate tristitute
1. 1940; • Distriet'ipoard •will meet, at ;the
•
Charge* - -R1610iiir on Friday,
Iit)rtim, 17, of not ha• Virig,...4n of)or, at 8 p.m., to organize *fel'. the year.
a totos permit, was dismissed, tiors-,
..',•ton lost control of a raotorbiOYele
).1/1111a.trison, ,of"/3ay-
field, had -'.given,' him consent to
'start', and. erashed, Into 'a Vari$,e'd
car ou Nelfion -street.
•
same • aS la
q4'51.erfe
ion -that,' fit
•
h. iceeS'e fees are ,the
..961ivEikriffig, • ' 7.-- ,
. . , . .
'temperatures of the -• past '7,week
in.,Pederich, Witili-lliose of, the, yor
,responding, week' a year. age-, ae,
.(ieleially recorded, -were aS follows:
. .. .......- -,, - 1949-50 - 1048;49-
TFli:"11/1....,r-'sp"e.1:-zee8.:011111".t341.13*. ,Min.l14:112i 7. ::21:185. bearers being Harry . 13a _Ire4--1Cen- ..
t B•ltar• -3-0.,htt'-'',81,Clie04 --411,k
B.randOrt; Melvin Datialson ..
8:4:1,1,„.,,D: jeacn,-!..32X ,....:.. p.330 ' ' ' , i .33 44; ---, - -221,- 7-nite•otbho
Sun,, --Jan. 1.--,... -40 ,e-,....32• 34 . 30 Granciritilier.,,. .,,,:_
. ,, .'; Jan. ...1„.55 45 ,8,340.. 1290_ ,s4r;Ailiky_:wED14110,
Wed., Ian. 4 ,,,,,..,..7.___L.,.......AT:so. GEoltoE:s.„,eitutcat
TWO GODEEICII.TEA.u4BAS . '
car manufaetured after 1933 is $5.- thry-4ast-,-in.....tlete.::_largestgver
For a•four-cylinder "car .manufac- 'registered- i4- . Clint -bus muniegal
tared in or before 1933- the 'fee is elections. • He received 540 .•,vetes,
-sti $2. ,,,4. driver",s license "fee is -• whitie his :opponent*, A...II 'MalifrraY,
.-0.,. ...- ••J • - .-- • -4, .... . s p011ed-41a3---a - Majority. of 78 for
the ,successful .candidate• ,,, ' ,,:°-
The "fee' for-,registrallon --761 ': a In, •a , three -cornered contest • Dr.
ni,dtereyele-*has.„,been increased ,f*eitt- "
' witili--462 Votes.' 'Jolllqdtger,
.$1 to $2: George S. WO t14' reeveship
FARMERSAmmAND
-,',LPAltITY. PRICES didateA: •
,
11 1,4.'-ilartle'y headed the poll
we'eting_farmers a. for cot ncillors, followed. by W. and she-casitrxed a bouquet of -sear-
. ,
•
'
"" "' WADDED AT L'UCANJ•- 'Beautifully decerated,,with,
.k,41/1 floWers and eVergreensi'St.'"Oeerg0
LUCAN.--.1-In• attractive- Candle- Anglican Church! . WAS setting
iight ceremenY. 'at • Pican' United for a 'pretty wedding at •higlrilooli -
Chtirch--bifTuesday; Deeentlie'r 27th, on Satiirclay, when -Jessit**,*Adelli: •
.Lois-Lotraine, daughter ,o1Mr:„arid, (laughter of Mr.- and Mrs. Neil •
Mrs. Wesley Hodgitts; Luean-7 ex- Schram,. Goeeriph,-; was united la':
changed, vows With: Chaties ;Bruce niarriage to Harold,Lero.y Drapery
Stewai.L son George-, 13; sen. of
,•Stewart, London; and lhe late Mr. Maper,- „TheTeemn
.-Stewartr,-7Revr.Rr-B.:.t'Caiu,uning-p -performed-Ay.:.
4,4
r •
,
•rined' the :':eeremony, and . Mrs. Fare Mr. Aiiderten presided' '"'
Walter Gibsen. play,ed. the.."Wedding the :organ, A -V.4
Arasie; Pe,rfeet:Diir.r-a-„d,•:.*.tBeF 'tolteS7'-'14---"Ge-fre-frefig •
eauseq--were. eaute" 'diiring' the
- . register, • • , • .
' Entering the, church • on the 7,.,Given Marriage' by her father,..•
or :her father, the-brideWas gowned the- brider;was atttretr-In a floor, '
in whi1e. lirecaded.'satin;-stylect„.Witli length gown -of ivory with, • ....„.
sleeveks . and-• long pointed "sleei.--es,- tet.::yekej,„ .„,
'skirt. Matching .headdreSs-rheld- trimmed ":wIth-white. Satin ttons.,
her floor -length veil of • English,net; Her 'long from a
cade
headdi--ess; s e car-rie a
and red roes ---.7 The bride!s-
mrs.,,,,grank p•.Gardiner oC Lox
as 'matron, Of honor, Avoie-
awn of pink t-affeta, •witif.roatelintig,
shoulder -length veil and. gloves' Her' •
AlowerS. were '-a cascade. 'or iatt*e
•-• The • 'fiewer-girl, ;Arlene .
Schram, Was --frocked
'taffeta 'styled' . with . tight -fitting.„
bodice -and-, leng.•11-(inffant-skirt-`-'She!
:wore 4 inativ.e boziletvea, ,
and carried, , basquette 'Of flowera.',T--'
troouthinan was Eliner ,Draper;'
of Port, Albert and the 'Ushers 'Et -
of:
Prank Gardiner,. of London. „
A.fter ,-thme-eOremony reePtiont.
was -held: at the . home of the (bricrelii'-entt ',
parents. ....Mrs. Schram
were Harold JaekSon.. •_an:"71-th biaot 4 accessories ati,f4 .' a, 'or.
sie bine Crepe -dresi, lace trimmed; •-
" lerle '
7. $ii0 Oi Johanna Hill roses.
Rogerson, Alfred Moffat qootnt•Who ivote,,,e'ellgrste tty- gbw-.,..,Vor-a--trip to, London and Detroit; °
- Valentine.; iieekbr, .Aiigust -Roehe, . Ware Starlight 'corNed itdffetai coat; withLfurs' and- black
'Were elected coupv.wor -nay ,§orids. Mr. and ;Stewart Will Grogetieh. • ' '
• . let • I.Oses.• •-forgetrinela-ots----and.siiree'•
Sigrial-.Star and rec-ognized the par-
cel
a'S his. 'Calling lit the pdstoihee,
he gave the -eoraplete address and
the_ parcel-- *tis' sent on. He left
definite., inStreetions with the _post
-
office that his toll name was
he diseib.sed to, a newspaper.' „
OK, -Bill,, and better luck next
-C hristm a sr in addressing our
"Christmas. parcel to the girl friend,
INDUCTION OF ASIIFIELD
RIP_LEY 1VIIDTISTER
and _Robert, and two sisters, Mrs.
GAllagher and Me§: ---11.17.-:
Blake; McConnell w,aSiva ,mem-
bet' of D'illgannon .United Chereir
and a, `thfUl. attegdant--: While.
• ---, •
funeraLloof$ . place On Tiles-
daY afternoon, at the family home, -s_piritual meeting, in December
which was thronged With neighbors WAS MISS Ida.'White, who was heard
and, friends, Rev, ,James Bright, with rapt attention. The Spiritua
mini:Stet": Duugannon United prizes for -Deceinber were won by
Church, andueted ticel' service and ,Mrs. T. Gower and Mrs.--C.'Tonalin,
paid, it tribute. f.6 . the, kindly kn. • -• . • ;
g'entlerep.n " who WAS'. knowir--4tta succes4ful baZaar was held by
esteemed' in ,• -a, wide cirole. A duet,: the ladies during the anonth.
"It ,-.1s Well with My Soul," was
sung '1,iy% Reeve E-verett Finnigan
and Harvey Anderson, with aecom-
liaffTneni" py Wh's7--St-inger: -Thore7
*Were many beadtiful tioral'Iributes.
The-pallbeaterS were Harold Blake,
tVergtt ..Finnigan arid
Harvey •AnderSaii,„:411-:•-ef Dmigan-
nen Johnon and - Sydney
07113son, of Stratford. Besides'
those frOpt,„„the--,--village-,and district,:
friends and relatives were present
from .Goderich,. $t. Catharines,.
Stratford and Alelfort, Saskr•-'1In-
-terment :was •the Dungannon
.
cemetery,
he.
;Arrange-inentg:TAave been, ---mad
bjr- --Stagfaiiti4O'ren -Presbytery-or
the- "hidu'etion of Rev, -Joseph A.
cDonald, late of River John,
4
.3. Jewell. Members
small gifts es :they drew 'a cord
-from - decorated *box.: _Readiegs farm prices as related to the p.iges
_were given by_Mrs. W.-, J. KingsWek „O'f: other- goods Avae signed by about.
find Itrs. Jennings and a solo -‘b 2 00 faTraerviteirtl'-'1vill-fre presented
Airs. P. Hill. ' , _ • . , the Ottawa 'Go•vernment. Floor
•
Tile _guest speaker_ at the "quartr- Prices: ap .follows were. demanded -by.
the meeting:. Bacon, 30 cent's" per
peu d at the,packing.plant: butter,
5 ents per pound.; .cheese, '80 -cants
r pound; eggs, pe.gged at' the, pre" -
A numher of -resOlutielas were
passed' setting 'forth the 'Wishes of
the ineetin'g. •
3,000, to discuss a
priate caction regarding
prices of farm. products.
A etition--asking for p
appro-
he 0011 in
y
RE
I 1
TI N TO F
ERICH NEW A
:. For tilird:,successive year; maicoim, Mather's.
• ,
BiAsek,-Bros.' Dairy' -has a' 4. T...,..Kaitting
fidonatiOnL-to4loderleit's )-ie•-w.-,-arena.11.csmigth Beatt
'Miller, M. J. Agnew, Wilbert .,011d,-
-'.-44eas-'144ktion of honor Was, gra,
dosepli Hodgins, who 'wore a dresS
of ,blue matching
headdress. and and carried
a bouquet of pink roses. ••'. Miss
Elizabeth Ann, Hodgins, sister of
the bride was bridesmaid. She-
ehose doWn-44 pink 'taffeta.- with
111 -.45'6'-votesite .421 for': HI 7136. .6.Vdrrie'a
-r-aolcy. Roland .1.:Stewart,,....juothery,...
don, .A.ntoine .•Garon and u .ey
EXETER' • •
:1:3xeter re-elected • Iteeve A. J.
Sweitzer on Monday with ri-ote of
5'38. Bis opponent," W. G. COcii.
rane;',Jibiled 373. - •' it
II: L. Snider was -elected as
headdress'ahd -mitts, and
•
Exeter'S'- 40puty reeve,„‘„recele., niutering,
"touncillois elected. are: -Ed. g-roc'ul• i'ders'-har9iialli:-and Joseph:
Lindefilield, _William Webster and
Vernon Ileft-v' god:
TUCRER,SMI'rli
Arthur Nicholson ' Was re-elected
reeve. ef• Tuckersniith . township
„Monday.; •Intgacees'sful oppon-
Hodgins Ilodgins,
brether§ the bride,
tighered. w'. .. • 1 •
- At .X.,1Y0-,71.4,odge, Iondori, after the
eereinony; the bride:S. mother. 're-
ceived wearing a. wine' engenible
au
1
a
le
• r•-•
4;
, Councillors. erected -11-re Roy' Bells was assisted by the mOther, of -the:, hat and corsage,
_ with 'a corsage of red. re.‘".e's'i,Lea-kr- the bridea.,derined:..a green gabardine '
ind
blue iron •,T,,,,;Willert
• • HAN!, 3 ". ing-for--„a-honeymoon...east the.-bride•Tkit*:,withF:Nithi,te sheer -blouse„.:WIne'-....-
and .1.,„ 11 Rirdar. 'With a v,vine 'coar-trind..--nstvy. acees- sorieS. The couple *ill resi4'..in,
townsbip.7. •• • , ; • • .,Goclerieh,irVbere heth dre'
. '.,the,41.rida and - ",t'VlY'REST.Dt--nkfisiut
who,wai • electe(1 by, acelamationjo- -44g
no • et.
. • '
• Kansa-Circle -
fund, the• last two yeats.Alieedona- Lotkon ..• •••
.tion beliTg-deterinined by the num-
her', of gatIOns of their ice' Creani-
sOld in ' 0,oclerich and immediate
district, ' • , •
With a • donifion'rer ilfe cents
'f,0Ntelir-gralon Jed -their -ice e re air".
Soltriir town, -atictsliStTic t,- 1949,
the aMount. balided ova this week
te the. arena i/onenissi&o. -treasurer
was $580.'- '1948 it ,, was $537-,
ale' last -few Weeks.' This . neees- While a straight &illation Of $500
WAS Inttde mech.) g to this, to make
fenewal? have` : een made within
,sitate.s.,,,making many corrections ,,,,,
total donationts to, ate y this .firin
the addiess- labels. These 'correc- 9'"' 1 ' * !=i.s ' , r , ,
ions have itave,...been...._,reade this .0(,eic -.Other . oOnatilms made recently
ifeved ''t.b.eir Subscriptions of late to the now aren5. fund. are as fol -
1111(1 „
and .all 'subscribers who have re.
are asked. to check the labels to .see
that, ther,•are correct. lf 'any sub,
sc..,T,per finds ,his or her rubel not
readifig-eihtealf- it is 'I:ea:eked
, ,
that The a Signal -Star lie- informed
as soon as *possible in order• that
correction -may be-stne de.
Tixe_address ', label on , every
Signal -Star should now read 1950
or 1051. 'If the labef on, your taper,
reittIS 1949 or any date
• a * -
•
' ItifY Gibboue-, •senittry Inspector
JJLhe TIenith TTnit under Dr.
. Ardis, told., the court ilial-rnitier
had beervOrdered, te-have necestary
-conVenieneos iustal3ed,
Von 1949
JANUARY "SAL -kg--- •
,Several Goderich' Merchants are
'epedeeting:/anuarrelearance sales,
detail's of which' appear 'in adver-
tisements In this issue. Deeided
price cuta: on many Articles are to
be noted. Which..provide Goderieli
and diStriet bUYer13 witirreal,xneney- .ridAso gis'e this Y(lir .earlY tl tell-'
tion before persOnal notices to sub-
.Fekveis birthSt„ arid fewer. deaths
pre registered at the. Town Clerk's 4;aving `01)PtitttIllitiO.
office -hi, 1949 than in 1048.. . 4(!ribers are sent -Out;
1-940; eol0Pared dM't113 and One rettilt of the recent tV. OR 0 ;Er IVfits.i)DON'AX11-'
sts
le,ws: ' „, „, • •
T. Eaton Co.;
S. Blake •
11 -red Noble
Goderich-,Signal.Star.
10.00'
Saltford Confintinitk • Club.. • 50.00
Gledhill, ghee kitore ... 35:00.
Tom Dieltdit• ... . .. 3,00
I), -D. Mooney . 200.00
ImPerial. Oil CO. * 55100
,rnmr,„,,ubsci.iption ihrt8 expired previolls J. S. flume ....... ...... .... . . 10=00'
is, in need of and .. . 41500.0Q
Gotiorich --....,, "1)82,10
Prank Chaniber's 25:00
3. A. Campbell .........., . . „100.00
J. It. Robertson,, 10.00
IlradleY "'Son, -50.00
II., S? Turner' . •,‘1100:0000
A. W. Gillespie .
1. /t. ',Wheeler 35.00
Vr.110.0 Veods,
$ 150,00
2100
5.00
..A0.0or
25.00..
'25.00
2.00i
-6.00
- • 5.00
M.:and Airs. II. Westbrook '5.00'
word deathg' 195 hirthe 1111,, Ntyv ,111s11, CAitRAG14S
IIIIVITtri '-..ro BWEVAtot
213 birtil$ In 1.) 1). ' ' " . spell is that 'iv 11115111 Moore, f.i't.
kardert on ltionibiy-laSt three.: Ilrit ti-Ot", IIineiliiie anii Iieliiier'e .1..ress., II II.' Goldthorte , . -- -t 100.64„
Iltalf, of 1940',hurribered" 30. • traler, . .
a: neW i'llj' "11;131 ' °141"1/a•ti'l°13,,r148rit. :e-a-blinieS, fres' h-lind' ilter1,- This is byteriafi e(mgreg'atioriS . 'Dive ..t1*-1:fi* ' r,'" Ilaeahler--.:..::=*...:. .. ",,,....=“, 30.00
ref tt i g, ' misttal for the tended " li t '4.R v C If Ai D Ii'l 1 ' 41 * '—' ^-. 10 00
„ riage ' reit s ra ons -s nee , -, -• „ ...
- Twit it -0 directly to 0r,ortAtito,..„ so, to, so y soMe , t n yi ,..,it ea . o 0 . ..s. . . ae on- a n ..„ lop ..........*,... ...,,, , .
.,.. aid, -- I.I,1).;". Of Ltieltnow , add ,Drur- I'4,, II, ' inn ----- ..... - ",.;- • 100
-'-----7confpart.9-olf.'ciffi'liir Mlide 'fit'it)t, , the 2114, 4 '' (4 .4.41/111. tl,"7" , , , -
. number An 19,48f when; there "wore. Ittilliont ' to ueeorkke their minister • A. U:-..fiturily .... .... ,..,.... . :. . .. .. .. 0 AN:99
Atil,Vilhge,51 registered it the first 1) 1%J(1' street,....„took ',from *his .
1.
eg. e
Mis Charles '
J. _Archer
V,1red itatvie
Ntr 11,4 e . -
10.00
Earl...
Gorge - ' 5.00
Mr.- and' Mrs; '$. Helesie • '5.00
Charles Itobertsen,--
Gordon ••• Ban.nister
MeKenzie
Joim. „Hussey .. ,
. ,,0.00
48 fiii'flie fail -year; /I6WeVer, 'Witt' .- 1 ON 'Of' ,,'N,1•61.1( 411-sIllede.-4400,-.-t0-11,0•v..-•,-..14:41.-lorg-eit L-4---,,a-sliesen...,.4,-1._......., ., .r
• 39 for tile: Itirityear, it .14 evident • . (.1/.4,SS.E.414'
. 8ev who :lititg aceepted an Itivita- Frank ',Donnelly .. . ., . ..:...........,... 100,00
• that . the nuliiher ' for the, 'twelve '' There Was an enrolment of fifteen
months of 1049 woirld eoradderably In the night elasses" in shopwfork at
exeeed the record : ef Copld's !ie., 'the Collegiate Institute when the.
tories in 1948. claieges, oeinrueneed On Tuesday.'
,
" A
tien t!'rein it eloireh at XiiIestont 1 Russel Thpinpstm, - 0.00
State of ‘,1klissisalppi 1)r. Ma.elien- 3.olin I.abbatt, 1%0. ,......, .. . . .100,00
ald was reeently tl o nioderator of 'Universal Ignition Co, ',....!=. . 25.00
the PresbYteriant VI necil in,: Cianilda. A. it. Iltskifte *.•..„,,,,.;,i,..1....... , 25.00
, -10000
15.
10.00
• --2.00
...... „ .
-25.00
• 5.09
5.00
Verne Smith_ . .. . . ....,,5.00
Canadian, Breweriels _ 100.00
Albert BrOtrieley
T. M.' Costello t..= = g5,00
C. I, auk -.........................50.00
.M.' „17;. .
Miss A. Clevei 3,0.00
W. A. .. . 10.00
Albert ItseeshaW • 3;00,
E. jesSop • 5.00
taydeld Agricultural Soe, 2300
Sigma Phi . , ... 25,00
'Sim, Wildfong ... ........ 10.00
Ray' -Xing
'Mrs. U. Grass
,
•
°The reeve -elect -is Earl' eamplA11,. IneTuDers OiPthe.public 'School leaeh- IONGSBRIDGE- BRIDE'
succeed .C4eorge AnilStrOng, WhiGi re- ' Llindeir
• • •
"
Clayton' Edstard• ..
Gordon Walter .. . .
Dr, 11.4,11.; - 4.0.4; .....
Ifaeebler •
nehertsen
at: 1,elieb.eY
" 25.00
5.00
15,00
50.00
1.0.00
Arnold Deaf; 10.00
. . . .4 *10110
1. ... 4.044
O. "Parsons- 11,00
• Thoturison, 3.00
• Cbx 13:00
Tbontag Hanillten 10.00
•
tired after foarteen- .Years'-' in ' 'the 'N°17q41.'S-6. q,',.. , ..,.. .Sitc-I6seph's Clifircli„ Kingshridie, '
Couneil, eleven ;of these: years as • ' 't-‘, ' ' ', - , • ' •W'as. the setting for an., -interesting,'„
reeve... no was -"Warden of • tbcp A .1)UNC4ANNN7,EpDINCt . wedaing on • Saturday-, _peeetneee•
t .
county in 1942. . '„ , , - . ' : ,, ':. " tkk- WIDE.i 115,TE:oast 31st., Whelii*.41410;g1l,abeth, dc.iug4....
- -- -, I.ISOORNE c• ' '• • , -;_.---...... - - :-,4,--- ----: - •ter. -"':of Mrs: O'Neill and the latia„.,..,
, ,, .
'q,-,Isharne -tovyyrship,,,-had '1 l0'-( '--Jei tire bildeg Ilojijo:. iiifyiktia:olfr -rolui ,pege'ilit,.- :01-'' itlilfgli'ridge '-Viiiirr'
ote-for the. reeteSliip;z.Welliiigt• ' lkilltt.arfyloy,I)ecembe,2,9”--the,-444- -1-110-71-÷1-4(1-- dc111-111.4113g---el°'1401*---'-'.--;-•
Bioc.kbeing;eke.e.ted-',Witli2:5.1„.' Ntk)teS,„ riage was-Selemnized"7041eleal.lib- l'IrL7*Snl -P:(1-'''D'-'''Pall:-.4.°••1114'Pf•-84-t)3:141'-
iikaitist . ;344 tor, 3-tinio4 slinifoii.'it,obenit"ti,,-(hiug)Iter of, Uts,- ,Anderson ' Ohr"9(j.pfii:-Lthoie,-lt_ti ,oft'Ne oNtittl;g. 11 rnacli ;•---.8i : 7ip"11;j:1,.4ilii*.t'
Ilugh Berry,. the,•yetiring-reeVe, *LIS gild the . ate DaVid-.Edwitt Ander- °.
an old -tinier , in. pimiieipai affairS' son.; to Itohert,Stothers; -son of MrS., The We -a -ding' 01uSic waS PlaYed;bY -,
and was., vvatr'eff, of :.t.116 eaurill la' "StOthers '." end . tile late :::-William ...Mrs, -Willialfr Vaiin'oni and • tile solo-
.i,aeltiolTilinicolitill.0,1.,viitiweel:..reineei:illetiA ,IIIIsitroffic(i. St 'el'g:, rteir. '..1 Charles• 4, '`..g4C-• 1St, IbiLYMptid'vp4i,t_Cori,:atig "9n ',Thii,
.A3,:reiftfeezi., 41.itr.fyi,d, ,„ .n.ei,:ti: ,...0,11..1,,, Earl
Purfe°11h1%tit,11(11)',iiiis,l';iliel.:!dr:rthivaneelat:Efillnien:Idt.ilnitil,"tiierai,:.10°Ola‘giti1STett-- ' ,i'!1.18:elia''of' t'71,1.•,‘ ilra'3°,11e,0;11`t*litsl:il'n ' o-A';71):;gea ..:1,71i*17"; al..1,,CI:* a*''''',‘ pe' Prl''-r,'Ill'f‘li'', y; .
•Os ' tile 'register 'was signed,: firel ber---hr-otlierAlieletel-9•Weilli-4.000,,,..„-r,......„„,
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fr ret.S.NOW birother.u.ittiv,,,,WArreti, Bain„, a Stilt Of• taupe' greSr, with:, Whitt'
(iijiii,200;xiimovNtroyb;h101,it,iineaiteleotne.d croueoxii' sttng ‘,/,11....e,t1raik blouse, cgreen .riaeggokiest "dff.theL
biside„ %vat( face' lutt Ostrtelv•trirained„ `and Cco.4•.----47.
eillors, -also:elected withOut'a OM' • given;_. marriage her-bitethq, sago of .• white 'founds:. „ She eareie*
lest, art. Ernest. ,c,Ixasvford, Russell trhoinas...0,...Andorson,---was'eharming- pearl -,rosa-ryv--NIrs;-''.A--4L--X
Iltittoni S. Iv Itobertson Inu'eg iy goviztied'• *bite breCaded"sathr-b0Plan..,20.f...0001*tiet . as!, matron -Of
MCSWeeir, . '
W: A. SefornoitH who. haAl been
'in. the Connell for 111110 years, the
ladstitwO "as -reeve, retired on !account
01!:peer, health.
..IMOTOA 011-,••A00001*
APPOINTED: TO itrkSOR,A'
•IVA4101T, literVe •44 4 i-1,1MItttnt01.,,1114: 100 :
L. bodkin 7.111.00
Others. wishing to untk'e a dOna-
'Hon are asked to leg* it with
County 'Clerk Norman Miller, arena
commission treasurer.
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Rev. 0..lititray:Wiatt, .wh.O"-Ifas
been Angliaft rector of, 'Blyth,
A.ubnrif and • Ilelgrave for less:than
a year, "bat, 'receive&•*•:lippottitment
as rector of St. Albarek Cathedral,
ICenora.. :Ito wilt preaeh
111M fare-
'e1l oermen at Auburn on robrnary
12t1*..•
'tlitgars,PAIIV OF :100,
gtork not arrive -Inc Gede-
rieh with 1hfirstbaby of the new
year .3111antiff 3rdi
when a son was born te,, Ur. And
IttR. :Poi -lien ()lark ,of Exeter at
Alexandra 11op1taI, Tlie Vaby,
weighed six pountiPi; twee ouneeg,
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' 40*11
,with, net' 'yoke 'and full- net',sldrI. hwoihon
nterWeargeof onz 'muin and
e asunritofe lime green. -
feather hat. Arr. Bernard of :.
Victoria. ,Harbor .was .g,roonisman.
4,,receptiort at the hone 'of
the bride's mother wag. fellOWCA
by a dinner served: at the' litititadi
14.1xellauge ilotel, Goderieb, Zat,e4
Me. 'and: Mrs.`..O'Doutiell- left 'for a -
tit) Ontario' ans.
of Iforior ,In Orehid faille taffeta Michigan, the bride*wearing,a'grecitt.vIt1i yellow -
:1).1),se 66117w114;0.4,,Iiimiltra'gay of tlie reside in Sairila;'-
Illakeigburighimen,, grobuisman:
At file_ reeeption at 'the Park
noose*, GoderIi, the brideS mother
Wort ,grOY''erepe-IvitirVine. bat and
red 'rose %Corsage, The groom's,
mother -:eiDoi3e melt ,.erepe sitli
.nuttaing fteeessprieS, andeersage ot
vot)intko;trtr4411.41,14;Oturtir-a_.:potweldi(t1Lntlwtr!ups,4t04.1
W016 11 Jime peet wool erePe deess,
brown Menton; eortt and matching-
ilefesSethS, !ft". aild Mrs. Stothers
111 reside in Ihingannen. •
The hngertip, veli was' Otilered • intO
a peal -beaded coronet and she ear-
ried Beauty- roses,' Iler
'sisterswere attendants, Mrs. 'George
'WhItitim 'of putgatten
d s,' brides -
11181(1 In ice faille taffeta with
coronet of pitik roses and carrying,
niatellingZnosegay;alid...,-Mrs., j,W.
MacLeod 'Of •:matron,
topcoat._ On their return, they Wilt
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,BALtirl •
NOW
7,0g-losie 5511)1(1015 bus' tociVeit
word from Volkoff, TOrOntot
that it Will net be possible,'I.Or the
111110 aVAleaSt,.Lto. ;send a
tefiehir Gedetigh.. 10(00 were..
being.Anule-.16:_zsocure....a....stiticiont---_
number 44 guitilq* to Warrattt
4114ing-to-Goderich of' a teaeher
from the Boris Velke0,..
School,:
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