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atteotion :of, tbe,TeWa.Colln-
cil a - regular Meeting On Tues -
d$ .niglat was Called to the
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Liorne !Township:Centenary Celebras,
tiOn, to. be 'held oi jUnd 3OUi, by
' Mr. II. A.•100reatbe 'v014 reguelte4
any bo-Operatien. the 4ot:wen •gatilia
• give. Mr, McCreath' ',brought with
hire two paintings ;of Goderich
barber scenes, the Work of Harry"
Nicholson, of TerontO, a summer
-4 visitor a .here, and left them
with, the Council, with•,, the *S1Jg-
, geation that they be framed and
_ presented to captains 'Of first ar-
rivals at the barber.
Mr. McCreath alko :Made the
suggestion that the gighWays" De-
,partmeat be askid to remove its
sandpile on Cambria road at the
top of • the Saltford hillto some
*. better lOCatien.
• Mayor Mathieson thanked' Mr.
IkleOreatli for the .,paintings,.and his
suggadiOns. * •
.Daylight • Saving Time. ;
It iwas,deeided to adopt •daylight
saving. time: froth', 4'.a.m.-Sundity,
April 3ffilt, .„ to .2 a.m. Sunday,
October 1st. . • '
Cemetery Sexton MacDonald ap-
peared- before „the Council .'recom-
mending tbe .purchase Of the tiktl• a_
say equiptheat for grave digging,
- 'removal of ..trees and • other Work
at the cemetery, claiming that its
use would beteconomical and would
,the, work. The Council
asofrased.,,eonalderation.
All----menibers of Council -we&
-,presento-except-- Reeve Baker, . re -
off
earh-XA,I1X:,ADDRESSES
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An. ' IMPreasiv'ei* and inspiring
Easter address was given,' by 'Mrs.
,Beverty 11. Farr; .'of SC. George's
Angliean ChurcV to the. IliCinber
of the, 'auxiliarY Of Knox
Presbyterian:. Churela on Tuesday)
afternoon., The W.M.S. presiden
Mrs. Albert Taylor, presided. ;
.,..X.rS.,,FeresPoke Of the life-giving
110P0 Of the resntrectien of. the
Savionr: : 'Women of the church
Must be ready,ahe said, to offer
their ,will to 'Ueda not tinlY Sh0141
willhij aereice :be' given to the
chOrcli, but the inission welt' of
the world should ,not be forgotten..
Oonaniunlinn is making inroads, and
selfishness and thoughtlessneas.
might be 4 breeding ground for it.
"We are fighting now, withour
backs.atgainst the wall„....fer all we
:hold dear." Christ- is Ithet-hOpe •of,
the World and all should Strive to
he like Ilim. • .
Mrs. IL K. Revell read. the •Serip-
ture, and Mrs.. James I3iaSet 'offered
„prayer. A duet was sung beauti-
fully,* by Mrs. W. MacLaren and
Mrs. Margaret enttper•
Mrs. Gordon Bisset,,Presbyterial
president, asked members to advise
Mrs. Albeit - Taylor if they could
gp to the 'Synodical 'meeting In
Brantford, as if thirty -live were
williog 0a bus could bechartered:
for, • cert3eyance. from a(Goderich,
Clinton aad •Seaforth.
Mrs. C. Edward reported twenty-
eight visits made; and Mrs. J. W.
Smith reported' fifty -tour hospital
and twenty-six-, shut-in calls. • • . •
The Members "ef the W.A. of St.-
George:a Church:were invited guests
at thisimeeting,and joined with the
auxi iary mem era .-after the meet-
ing to enjoy a social,time ovethe
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Clerk reported -our ,
52 permits issued. . I. Ernest .Robert-
• Son ,preposes ,building a Alvuelling
,on'llagin.aVenae at -a cost of $5,000.
- 'Other- perroits.T.'were' to Charles
• ' Barker, AtigleSea street,- and 'Carl
M. Fisher, South atreetrfor repairs
'to -dwellings,and to George. B.
Wilson, Huronroad, for raising a
dwelling on a eement foundatien,
Authorization '•was - given WO.
•Shut,ints' 'Day _Association .for ,a
tag day un June 3rd,; the. Commun-
• ity Nursing •Ilegistry :for a tag alay
'On Jane Otb, and'the Saddle Club
,for the use' •of the Agrieulturar
•:aeronauts on :July 1st. .The reetiest,
• of the Maple Leaf Chapter, LO,D.E.,
for ,Use of judith•PGoodethitm Park,
for a carnival on -July- 14th wa.s,
• referred to parks ,committee. •
:Library 'ward. Asks Increased Grant
The _request of the-PUblic Library
Board for an increase of the an-
f,Lnual .grant from $3,500 to $4.
WaS sent to the finance committ
Town Solicitor .Hunter advised
_ that a •,deed had •been, .prepared
• whereby Mr e' and Mrs. • John IL
•Gralurni were cenveying to the Car-
' potation the land at the southerly
limit of Kegys, ,street, to be used
for 'road rights*. . '
• A letter from the Provincial De-
partment of Health, stating that
steps should he t.c,en by the Town
to .deal with secvage dispoaal, 'Was
• sent to* the' public Works committee.
The .Mayor and • Reeves, were
• anthorized to attend the annual
•convention of Ontitilo Mayors and
„Reeve's to be held Alt Toronte, .April
27, 28 and 29.. •
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• 'Bylaws Nos. 7, 8 and 9, 'were
Pas.s'ed. Nog. 7 find 9 atithorize the
.ale and ;removal of the ex1tp.4ition
building at the fair grounds anll of
lbe._West ..;:strIett: rink buildingr:re-
spectiVely." • Ne.: 9,- appoints, George
S. ,Clinton, •meat
• inspector.
• Approval • having been given, by
tho Ontario Municipal 1,3,oard, by-
law NA: 37 ° of, 1949, covering „con-
struction. of sidewalks in -lair,' was
• given its third reading. • •
In view of need *of . inefeaSed
neconamodation,, the Collegiate Insti-
tute Board n.sked that the Tbwn
•the Beard before 'dropping
• ins option on'property at the corner
tafiratth--anda.33enliet-t-st-reete.-•Afier,
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*consideration Itt committee, "tennell"
•agreed to comply .with the Board's
request. .•
JUNIOR GAME
AT ARENA, ON SATURDAY
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ThepeWer-packed - and • . highly
rated Seaferth,JUnions will play an
exhibition hockey game a '
Goderich, Lions , juniors the
• Godetich arena on Sattirdit, night,
game te commence at 9. ock.
, The Gederieh- junior will be
• strengthened .by three members of
-the-Gaft-Bbtelejlaw-ks, Junica-u-A."
0.II,A.team. They;• are Clark
' Somerville, "Peanitts" ?rest and
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. FROM MISS WILRTELE
The Signal -Star,
Goderiph, Ont.., ,
It ,has been, breught
to iny at-
tention • thatthe mention by The
Signal-Starof a letter which
wrote to, the layer and; 0011101- in
Japuary., . (it, copy. of .which.• Was
alga' Sent 'to, yea ).'Is open
interpretatioer.
• 1 hare not access to that . par-
ticular• cony of The•-",Sig.n'aPStar,
but to the best of *my recolleetien
A. read .somewhit '
tA letter 'from -Miss. Wurtele.re-
earding the -sappoiatment of , 11
iluxiiitne'• officer was referred 'to •a•
special eoroinittee.'•' • •,
,This was not the piihit 1 Malted
to Make.' Mr. • O. M:..Rolieresen,..IS
the • dulP -authorized , officer.. rfe-i.
Harm • 'couritP.,' appointed by, told
registered witlis•-the 'Ontario'. So-
ciety for the Preveation of OrueltY
to Animals,- hea,dquarters- at Guelph,
Ont... To the best of my ..knoiviedge
he IS bontin.uing to ,act • in . that
capacity as„., far tis investigation of,
„comPlaffits and a .general eye ,on
the welfare,of animals is concerned.
The ,,point of. my letter ' was that ,
,a toein With the Small 4inlmal
populatien Of ;Goderich, avhere the
deg taxes amount to- upwards of
$500 annually', itis. time tbat a dilly
qualified individual .wita appointed,
and paid, en a part -tithe- hasia, for
the heinane ,disposaid of .,ick or
injured, Animals: ',1/.1( earlier letter
referred to • the umans..at-hand, also
to • the necessity 'of this • Work being;
Carried-, out in atproper. and scien-
'title mane& in order to mitigate,
to the greatest Possible •extent,-suf-
feting to the creature • ba its -(lying
anime0t.s., •,
while 1 mitintalif-that It Is -not -
an ordinaryjob for it woman.,still,
from the 'animal's pointof. sview, 'I
sliduld like to see it Undertaken
by one. 1..belleve.• that woman's
natural sympathi IS extended to-
ward a sick or dying' creature, thus
making her handling .of it &litter
than it Might be. Frontmy
persanal, observation. over a Mona;
bet, of years, I reached the .eon.-•
•eitision. that , these. poor - animals,
havitig . reached • the- ead of •their
DERT011;
T 15RSDAY, MA
04 23rd, 1950
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tight ;with a har*ey 'game on iee
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i•-asta*,
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etween the Photo- ort-•-en•graving.,--ITTIL'oi-=frtrtgr-
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Brantford Moly
Charms Audience
7.iti Knox. Church
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• A- concert of -outstanding meat-
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was
presentedby the • Universal
Coolet :Ladies". Choi, 'Brantf.Ord,.,
.1.10.NS'cLug's pi:RIPPLED
CHILDREN •SURV•EY
a To date, 1. total 'of 151 :caseS
has been reported in the erippled
.children's survey cotWucted by the
„ten-Lioes 'Chiba' of Huron coatity,
C 11 Epps,' Clinton, secretary of
the county eominittee, reports. .
Although excellent progreSS . has
been madea good' many repOrta'
still are to come in, Mr. Epps said,
He commented that no deubt there
will he',:taithy duplications when the-
rirels--iists are -checked:closely.
When it Is felt that a thorough
check-up. ha been.made, a meeting
of the county execUtive will be 'held
in the lluren County Public Ilealth
Unit, Clinton'; to further plans for
the clinic scheduled fir ;May 10
when the finest children's special-
ists in Western Ontarib, will lie in
attendance': • '•• ",
The crippled chileren's sUrvey .Is
closely ' associated with the „Easter
oaI'unipign now. being conducted
...by number cif Lions Clubsain the
co ty.
in KnOX Preshaterian Church on
Wednesday 'night, •under the aus-
pices of the. Wee's- Club of ' the.
church. :The' prOgrain was-- under:
the ;direction, of • Frank W.: Holton,
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founder and conductor of the visit-
ing
char, With •'S,liasf,•Pearla Lamb
as accomparAt, , and delighted a
large audience.. • • • .•• •
' Frederick„, Lewis er. Brantford,
accompanied • byrict•or bopp,• was
goest ,soloist. .,.••• „ • ,
The repertoire •ok ehoruaes' ,sung
„by ,the choir included both sacred
,audaecular null:theta ;-'aed air were
sung in lovely range Of tone. En.).
thusiastic applatthe was accorded
etteh number, ,partieularty-after the
reedering of "The LOWS Prayer,"
"51131 aS•the:Night," and "I 'Wendel. -
da Wander,". with 'Mr. Lewis tak-
ing the sato_ parts, in -the last 11111117:
bet', played with organ accompani-,
dent. '
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.• The .bass-baritene soles* sung by
,air. Lewis ni magnificent voice Were
heiutity'•• aPplauded;' particularly
lihi inte-rpretation • . of . • RoSsinPa
"'Largo Al • Factotuni" from '4'f'The
Barber of Sepille," „Mr- :Lewis. was,
-generous. -frith encores, and- -at.. he,
-sang, unaccompanied, "Sweet Little
Jesus Bey" aprofound • Silence filled
the chirrch.
Ttie entire program • • was, a
musicalatreat, and washeard with
marked eajOYnient
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'dearly -loved pet, ' respanded vvith
• far less terror to, Intedlingby it
woman.
. ' there is' justification in the
'next world for the sins of mortals
in this, it wbUld. seem ,to me that
smile at -leant may be feund in the
•eyes of the-helplessm ones
wehave' befriended. I should like
to close With the words of an Irishanadian poet, Norah
"High up in the courts.of heaven
• today
-. A little dog -anger waits. '
With the other angels, he ••will not
• , play, „ ' •
•-13-tit--sit.•s-irforre-Tat-Ithe-gittes.
'For I know thatmy master will
PrgCe;',•-flreilaStTArAlledermi-boz. d "call
Goderiell will aIS6., have two former
' Gerletteh•ifeyS"Wil6-thifingqiie""iffiat' YOU' for space in' peur•
.seasen Played With 'London .3finfor paper,• „ ., • „.
I3's, Murray II,olland..and Harold ' 'SinCerely, .
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In to being *a sort .of old ANWITATELE
.390 I?rincess Ave:, •
boys' 011-ey re-onton, the "Iiops March 5, f
of ,
the two teams proinige- that
hockey of il -high calibre %vitt. be
dished up at the arena Sittuiday
night, •
The Seathith team is ontpdsed
Several highly rated imports in ad -
Mien, to first-clirsg local talent.
MLR. MAIL-EXPR'ESS CAR,
DESTROYEDBit FIRE
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on :gfiturdity morning as the
C.N.R: London4Clintoti, train Was
nearing Ilderton, tire broke' out in
the eembination' Mail. and. exprelS
ear and destroyed a, ettantity, of
,nrall and express. The mail clerks
tossed five or six bags of inail blear,
but- the. &lines ceesitined the feet
and the ear WaS, Wreek. •
The .fire 'Vag believed' to haVe
started in., the express coittpartin'ent.
The mail elerks, Stan Pletcher and
George Latibourn of London, Auld
the •fire,. fanned by a ',strong '*Ortir
wind, *Made Swift
• (This letter • was reeelved
weeks ago, but ,Owing td a misfinder,:
standing was delayed puelicaion.
,••=11(1.• (Signal-Ptar.)
CARTER -MARES .
In a - ceremony' performed tar ger,
W. J. Moorea ttlie home of Mr.
and Mrs. Roland Marks,- Morris
teWnsittp, SattirdaY afternoon,
Mareh 18th, their eldest datighter,
./igneo Ann Marie, beettme the bride
of Gordon DAM garter, Son Of
Mr. and Mrs...Wiliam Carter, West-
field. Uri. SteiVart 'Ainent, if
Blyth, was matrati tionor, and
Miss .Shrley ;Marks, sistkr of -'the
bride, was bridesmaid., 'Stewart
Anietit; of Blyth, Was' beat 'intiti,:atid
the wedding lunge 'Was played by
-Mrs. Vreeland, of 'Oak -Wile.
The. wedditig dinner Was served to
niere than seventy guests. After
a trip ,to Toronto and Oaltiiille,,the
eoripleewill, make their 111)111(1 on the
bridegroomAs fitrin at Wegtileftl.-
• LAST IAMBICS COURT
In the weekly Magistrate's Court
on • Thursday last IL ,W.• Parker,
Exeter, was fined $10 and ceSts on
ity-to-ar-4airreiess-afriax-
ing :charge. On Febreary 28th he
failed to step La theinterseetion.
of •Britannia road and South street
• Goderich and „ did not Observe
the right of way of an onceeiing,
UOREATION VOillitat;
Arl,01 r AUVERVISORS
Ate tr
gented 4 epert at the'meeting
the,* Qoderic'l RerealEo» Q.-01'00
ton Tnes04y, eVe0,10g,"4'ir Was. • de-
cided- to•engage, George, Arnett ami
niss% Kapleen, L. Meredith, beth Of
.the 'University Western. Oiit4T10,
a5. supervisois of summer reerea.-'
tional actiVities iujkoderich. Beth,
,will begin their duties here on,may-
, 25th. — '„„ ; •
Miss Meredith haa had 'five year'
experience 111 physical education in
high Bei:Weis, and part-titne instruc-
tion' in" the ' University. She will
also teachcrafts in the suinmer
'evMenri.I.*Sirnett is a third-iear•,,attl,
'dent, and, has had experience in
summer activities.
. Everything is in readiness :to
begin 'instruction in square dancing
in the Town Hall, except that al
pima& is. 'needed.ArrangeMenti
were left with P, Cory 4 to
see if the piano it trie Golf 'Club
could be used temporarily.
The treasurer, airs:11. Kin-
kead; reported a baldeceiTh'0410.28.
in the bank., •
Mrs, 11. (J. Arbour eallreaa:ed her
willingness • to supervise children's,
activities at the playground.
Chairman. Bruce Stewart pre-
sided, and there 'was a fairly good
representatien- present. • .
First Hockey Game
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on'.Aatificial Ice -
at Ni Arena
REV. A. NEIL .MILLER, B.A. B.D.
On Sunda, Knox Church '1/41:111
'Welcome as its guest preacher the
Rev. A. Neil Miller, B,.A..„ B.D., of
Toroeto.' '1r.. obtained his
ILA. degree at .the )University, of
Western Onfario anti is -a graduate
of Knox 'Theological ,College. After"
obtaining hiS '13.D. degree at the
Presbyterian pollege, alonteeal,„ he-
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India Troubled
by Acute
•Racial Conflict
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"India and. Pakistan" • was the'
$411)jeet Ot an interesting „address
by ProfessOr C. Kitchen, of ,STA.1./ ,111,b1S1 TION
'PERS° "
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A 1001-4waited: everit; the 0.1)ea"'
"Clederieit's new $140.,(090.
arepa,r, was ATeeted,,Py 4 gathering
of ah4iV •2,000 people on $atur.
day evening, many coining from the
SADDLE CLUB PLANNING
FOR.JbLY lst pRoGRAM
StrI:OU.444g (1141:let •J0141filt
the 'tewnspeople'inr-the, oe'easten,* ,
The ',splendid sheet of artificial '
ice ,was itself a pig attraction, 88
it, , Was 'realized -* ghat heneef,Orth,
hockey 400 sating in Godorich will •
not he depeildeat-nporr the vagario
of the -.weather; aind, .bealdeet,
hockey gainea, „ and any Other ac-
tivities in the lie* arena, may ' be
witnessed IA a' eoulfort that was
not*paSsible hi the ancient building
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on. Wept street- • • - • •
Mayor George Mathleson ex-
tended civic greetings, •;,' ' kle pre-
dicted that the 'arena WOOld he the
pride of the town and the •efi•vy of
other communities-. ,Of its ceStef
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$140,000 the people a• -of • Goderieh.
had voted. $75,e00 by bYleW,. and
tlie• remainder was aised b Publrg -
subscription and a GovernMeat,
grant, He asked the Co-Opeta.tien
61' the: people of *toviii- and dratriet.
In Making -the project a paying
proPolsition: . , . - •
• Time- to 'Come AR -r,4)8"
D. D; Mooney, chairman of
Arena ConiintSsion, 44 a 1S#ef ad-
dress weleomed the gathering and ,
expreseed appreciation of the large • ,
attendance. He Said there woale•-•„'
be a "no snioking" rale • for the
arena • 'and -that an effort would be.
made - to --eontrola
aCtiVity---aoisfetiMea-:erege71-4-7d
turbance; *Mentioning the feet of
O still existing ahOrtage of 413,400-,
laugh Hill %ins eeted 'pres71dent
41 thes,i'loderieh,StiddletClub at the
annual meeting ai4d • election •of
•officers held at •the vgeek,'-end. • Keen-
ly interegteti.
is hoping for .futthet eX.pa,nsion, 01
•the eltilLand 18 planningait big pro-
- ii,L....for„.„the_,Jotirth annual field
day,- of the 'eltb The
exact 'program will. be detidee upon
at a Meeting ,Oit Aptir 1St'
Other officers° elected were: Reg.
aleGee, nice -president; Dick Buell-
antin, R.R. 3,Goderieh, seeretarY.;
11. D. Feitgan-, treasurer:" The
board -of directors., is eonitiesed of
the aforementioned • officers and
George Fea.gen, Irir Oke, Ernie
Little, •IL 4,a; Je,ryy, J. W. McGee
and 4. T. 'Lamb.
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aliss• Edith, Wiggint-aluts left to
'some, Vine at Maiden with
'delivered to . the Men's 'Club, of.
.d.Kaililonxer_LuPereets.,ilygte6rniaf.FCdhayurenhigHuatt_ atii., sPencl.
Mrs. Peter Gardiner. . ' • • • ''' . first 'in •a .greeo 'costh e, second, hi:
Miss ;Claire Reynolda lfas returned: white, 'and lastly. in. red ' Her .. re-.
:tended by sixty -,five" Members.. . .
winter Pertoire-Tineluded-7- the , four -circle
cellege, ' and. :his add:rose ' teemed, 4r.s• 'w• n• '31•1116'1•- . , • • ' • '
I°firdiKa itinehaell- I-1-61:13ei°;ptist-se.C117riCalh ti) --t()891 f'ter 's1*111111:4"-the"-:-. - '
.-,S'"' e**Parks6fle'6.5-n fanir-inone • spin,' . spiral* spin, iiplat•-
mentlts •at.Cliazy. N:.)::, the guest of .figere 8, beck spin, loop -Junilr, ..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Howrie, Light- j‘innP,. etc., and finally a-"jitterbog? .
With his' experiences • and . his• lark- .
will ‘ celebrate :their number.' She was applauded heart-. • .
heed. knoWledge , of •the Conutry. '1'°I1$e ThAliet; •
sixtP-third wedding anniverSary on ilY on .every appearance; and. a lot.
Interest, aroused in his Nubjeet •WaiS
3.1onflity, March .27th:.' • ' .• . ,of people ...will be 'disappointed if
shewn in the many pertinent clues,
cio,se afr..and mrs. Clifford°. mcc artney they. lei:a not _nn., Opportunity of•
tions (W1c-ea. Of* .1111u., at the
of his -address. • . and daug•hter; -Miss !Elizabeth, . of seeing.her fairylike figure on -Glide',
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these who had,,pronaised they would.
eontribute,.•when-work.,wasatetually..;
begun that, it .was. now time for .
then' to "come across." He, thanked
all who had' assisted in the projecK.„
by , contributions of money •or labor.
„ _With D. Wakerin, manager ef
'the arena, as Master ot-•.cereinontes.
for the evening, the pregramaan the-.
ice. began with • the aPfrear.41:1g,0
tenyear•old Toby Keeler0f Ter- ,
onto; and .the graceful aittle ,Agare •
skater proceeded to win the 'hearts„ .
of the spectator.s.with an exhiliition
of •her. skill that -held the rapt
attention of all. •She 'Made. three
appearances during the evening,
'C'aird,eh Walter, president of the Det • mil, ar(4 'NYc.ek-enkl• here rich ice at least 'once everyyear
With Captain and Lorne my. entif she attains international fame:
Men'S • . Club, presided' and • the
litrtnev
Wallaceburg Wins • at .11oOkey • •
speaker was introdeeecr.by Rev. 'R. (- .-4
G. alacalillan. . ,, SOll , - • .
Two nidi •-lialf years. ago, India sell booby, of Kitchener, have re- hockey. genie *between the Junior -
turn'ed home after et
, .Mrsa Eremerson D Willis and Intere.st was keen also-- in --the '
Jew 11 Britannia r a three 'weeks° .0.IIA. teams of •I'Vallaceburg and....,.
•was divided into Hindu India and •visit • with Mr. and MrS. -W: • a, aGriltehreiVi.colTuhmeii.ganiiie !,vsa.roepaortdeidetii;
Moslem Pakistan. . The population
e , o d. . , .
of old India .is 'three Hindus 're otte
alosleth. • . ' . • .• • ' ' Ms's, Patricia- Ca rgon, 4 Na"and 'Pointinefit 'that. the 'beat' team :did'
**I. The divisional...is'. meinly on Miss Bertha. Jones, . R.N., of West- not produce a. victory in the • tirst ..-
re- visitil-re• . with -Mr. tend .Mra, StePlren
nenster ' • Hospital„ LondOe,,,, *warp game in the new,. atend, but the
Goderich .beys, 'thStead of having .-
lighius , lines and , Presents.- a trea. Heiesie ast ye _
took -over .11 -growing concern; the
incinlou,s. • problem.. The . Hindus
, Mr.' Jack Murray' rif Owen, Sound,.
, .. - the advitatage: usual: *hen playing
at . hen:re, appeared to be handi, '
on': ha Way to-Bayfiel d 011 Friday, "capped . to
on , isrvihayieihngtheteitn,41raerg_neatheaeci:e.,,,
elated' atl'Aleil'itnedriC'e:' d'Ilospital to see
-hwiisu,),,a-Laititcl.. ipuaettiheenit.'„ ia,nirtaiiie,lah"(m.I•lilatarral...i., .ceStomed. At any." rate,, they .,did.'
net put tip aS good.' a, game asthey 2 °
'from ,..ii; -Viiit-16-Detroft, to which 61 -line- 'oPoonenta--.In- -the' 7(FICITWeit' ''-
("1:: i'':11:-Ei.v:Anlit.tcel,lie:.'illien:.' cl' rieintgulllftel., bad. done .igeriamaty.;:_aigainst.,,,:the_
N.S. Margaret..;,Mitchell, atud ,N.S. street rink. The, score Was 31-2 in,
Gleans West. who *ere motoring faVor- of Wallaceburg.
from Stratfore: through7 the 'tate.s °tit !a -cadent, --During- ir; scrimmage
The evening did- not 'pass witli-'.
ia:ilifdaary.1,1s Texas -on,.a three weeks', Itube*t.bi.c.c:?..tocsktercaitgianniApathathned'sedofgeo'41.
take part in. the Stratford ice show., of the players struck Mrs. :prank'
SeVeraf Goderich skaters- ,Will
"Wizard of • Oz," thiai.' week -end. Chase, in •• the ' front. row Of. spec-.
They
.*111, ifici.ufie Shelia, ,Gailow, !atolls, on the 'forehead, and. she.
Judy ,. Allison, Barbara ' Griffiths; WIls tarried tiff, unconscious and:
M r. and., Mrs. Ernest Breckenridge, twaakse7gitc%•nh.er. hsohmeeiftsetripfirfsetoitin"idg.,,,
-1(.;earol ,Anii. , .. 1134-4. ."14. •• • .
alr. .and Mrs. 'John *Lvincent . at- low:. --•-•4•.'„i•-,--•••-.
LADY LAWN.ROWLERS '
.. "
,
he hockey,game atthe opening 'Moslems' in -Pakistan-bad-. to "start
In t
•speait. a year .at New College, Edin- paw eci.atoo , • ,
civil
Scotland.' "• NoseinherMe , , .13.ritislr.. -• ',seryice ,and.
of 'the new arena- on .Saturday night burghIn
,
• Goderith Licata' Juniors were elfin- 1947,.• the General'," Assenibly • aP- government had .set 'up' a ;Standard.
sMy • ated from. thrther 0.H..A.. com- Peinted him .tci his Present pof absolute integritand.the natives
position
budget ;eommittee of. the l'yesby-•
1 1 • 1 _
Pleadieg a -drunk :driv-
ng charge,- George Blair, Bayfield„
es sentenced' to seven dayS' ina.-
:pribonment,, -and his license ails-
pended for three months.' In de --
fault Of PaYinent of copri coats,
there wouldbe an, additionalabseil
days in jai'. •. .
• •
,YINETING
The .March meeting of the W.C:
TX. was 'held MacKay • 1101,
•*ifil fele attendatiee.- The-presia•
dent, Mrs. Dougherty, presided. POT
the roll eall itt the next meeting
tIte T111 In response 'is to be ,mte
of, Promise. - Mrs- la.`neeahaw gave
a helpful • -address,„'5 apd • members
gave,reirdings on ,various subjects.' .
". HARD L'UCII FOR G
40{1)0/4 -
°Gordon Smith, thirteen -year-old
son•of Ma. and Mrs. Andrew Smith,
had th, 'misfortune to break his
right leg while tobegganing on Sat-
urday afternoon. He had been con-
fined, to his bed for nlinost a y2ar
with rhetimatic fever and Sgturday
,was the first time,he had been out•
to enjoy any winter ;sport. Ile Was
wilt Pat linker and Chns. Geddard
when the toboggan hit a tree;
petition -when 'they-veere handed Et t4eeretatf.-'9f . tewards tip and knew 'they aVould4get-itistiee. front
the British jailers. - -
terian Church' In • Canada. " • , Developments in Pakistan under
- the••Mosleu18...,. have been antaziog
•
•
• OBITUARY' .since they teak: over. ."It is the
3.2 • setback • • bP 7, the Walleeeburg.
.l'uniotts. The • score on the two
garnes,aoals to 'count,..was • 104 in
favor. of, the GlaSSOWil
As. they vete in dire .need of two
goals -to even the eatint frem the-
finst game Of • the series, played ,at
Wallaceburg„ tire lecals .were forced
to maintain the offensive„, while the
visitors were; in a ;position • to stt
back ..and wait. fel-. the breaks, and
that is precisely what:. happened.
In the opening period Wallaceburg
treved-rro-taillenfizt-GYI•greMsil
holding the locals scoreless. • „At
0.24, A. ,geletto,•seereg-on a .elose-in
play • with ..,Crawford assisting.
Ninety secoinds-later-the-Gntierith-
OireesiVe backfired and, the visitors
were qaick'tei take...adyantage,
:tallying after .taking „Dobie's.relay,.
The middle tittiZa produced seine -
elope checking and daring the rough
going four ,penalties were handed
• out to the 'Burg °sextet, but, dis-
•ofganiZed Lions. attaeks Went for
mougitt, adespite.the visitors' man-
power ahortiage„ thanks, to Martin
In the 'Borg citadel and thelfions'
poor . markamenship. however, the
(trils--"BYtik-e- into "-nal . scot ng
colunm.,• with only twenty sec.Onds
left -when -Bea ont.;=,dreae ,-hotne-
MeriarliPai paps' ' the :Visitors,'
blueline. •
NATIVE OF GODEKICII DIES
KITOTIENER; "Milrch
Wilson Laird; 83, died 41inidayat
his--,bonie here. • • lie waa lent
September. I, 1800, Gederieh.
Mr LairdIttended the Presbyterian
(liureh.',-q „HIS wife, the -,fornter
Molile Broplfey, whoin he .married
111 Angust, 1891, In London, ig dead'.
Surviving are two sister.S., Mrs. J.
13 MeIndao, Mrs. ,/). 3'. Colder,. and
brotiter,;3`amm, 411,0f Kitellener.iIi
ione,
the third` 'fr. it , Was. the,
801110s
e tory, the visitors, letting •the
Lions do the attacking without the
laeiiie-aining, the 4nitiative: . On
it • breakaway ;McGee tallied .111.s, • .
only 'nation on earth • that. has n
Mit
----, credit 'balance at IN•Taahington. it
l'N't
S 1.LTE11, IIACKET T,...: ,decided to keep ita, currency strong
. The death is reported from. De- and succeeded," said the speaker:.
troit of. Agnes Welsh, widow of
.. With wheat and- riee as main
the late Dr. Walter Hackett. Mrs. products, the 'food ,ptoblem Is taken
Hackett was born ba Huron town-
,. care of. Hindu India'a food supply
ship, 13-ruce,, county, :it daughter or is inadequate, but all the industries
the late •Mr. • and Mrs. .Matthew are there. Pakistan must sell her
legiate Institute andlater gradu-
ated at the University -of ,Torblitia.
Her husband,. the 'late Dr. Walter
Ilaglietki native of ..A.slifield, prep-
Treed.- 41.4
..1fis death 3.111 1938, Mrs. -Hackett
is survived by,:three daughters and
, four . grandehficinen ; also 6y one
brother,' 'Thomas Welsh, • of Huron,
tewristiip, and four sisters, Mns. T.
. Elliott, Oshawa ; Mrs. George
Beatty, Varna' ; ,Elizaheth
Welsh, Leckno*, • and, Mrs. H. It.
Itutherford, Ottawa. _Burial took
plaee at Detroit.
11
.WILSON -
.• After if lengthy' -illness, , James
Alhdrt Wils•on Wetlington ',street
Passed, away .at . -his home -on--Suriday-
morning, in ',hiseiglity-second• year.
He. Was -for •Inany year, an em-
ployee, of the Purity, Flour Ming.
Born in Goderloh township, he was
a ,so e of the late Daniel and .Mary
1.`ichborne , Wilson, ''..and 1. had. been
x'c$Ident,-•01-toWn----fori-,fift-p4e„ars•._,
PleY with Guertin mid Menn. The
locals failed, to show IttnytIting
spectacular ;„ although they worked
hard theyseemed. to laek „tile, re-
Oitired finish arotted the *ono -tents'
goal: However, they. were • not 10
be completely outplayed and at 4.05
McPhail tallied with DeKlyne'a 111(1
on a scramble around the ',Burg
teal.. This, completed thescoring
for the evening. Vines and Mann
Were the best ,• for the .winners,
while MePhall and Dettlyneturned
in the best ,effort for the 'Lions.
The tektitS;
WALLACtliltIRCI-Gottl, Martin
*defenee, • Doble; Vines; 'centre; Q.
'Oelotto; Witigs„,.Shirk; Wttekensi
alternates, Crawford, Guertin, Armi-
tage, MeGee, Mann, Tomeity; soh.
goal, Hillis.
GoDrativti—clotil, atigg de-'
fenee, Costello, Preeth;. centre,.. M6.
ant, •,-Deltlyne;
alternates) WIlIJs, Goddard, ".1..!Seriforth..
Ile WAS eitientlier of Victoria street
United Church. flls Wife, formerly
Charlotte JIlilock, predeceased' liliti
six• years. Surviving are four .sons,
Stanley ,affd of Gederieli ;•
Allan, of Saltfeid ; Frank, of Balta.
Md.. ' tivo datighters, telt, at
home, andDweena (_\Irs. Bernard
Martell), ,af Stratford; and one
brother, attiry I). Wilson, of Stritt-
,ford:•
ReV., L. 11. Turner, ,of :Vietorlit
street United Churdh, comluteted
the ,ftmetal, service a the Brophey
'funeral home on Wednesday after:
noon.% The pallbearers -Were ,30110,
Stanley 'llnd ;Allan Wilson and
Bernard Martell. Interment was
In Maitland cemetery. _.
•
Wegtbrook, iletteoth, Moore. trSkirte
Doak, Chislrolm.;,ettb,,goal, Bogie.
, Officials-Meltadden and :1.teLenn
"
ttee-itatileotten°46.1ndia-ft
facture. • • 7 • .
There 'are* no • in
'. Pakistaft.
ls s,
• The jute:Milthe noogle
.111.v.er.,..ne4.114,1Caltlite.Alilakee-aPed
this jute, but , with the' lack of
business• integrity among , the
laindus-Pakistan finds trade Witif
•then diffieult. • ' •
.; Cashmere, eighty. per cent. Mos-
lem; would miter ,Pakistan and
should he 'allowed to, ,do 50, in the
speaker's epfnion. Three of the the
river '
rivers in the Punjab 'hare the''.
risc in Cashmere, and • India is„
trying to. divert the water for ir-
rigation in India, when Pa•kistan
eedst..
-i.ler_power Andirrigtitkin
• eltgious antagonism is rife and
the, people are: gager to getaway
trenf,those 'not "Of their fa ithr:- There
are 'still seven anilifon. ..\14.sletus'18
India andfive Million Hindus in
Pakistan trying to get 01,11 'each
division because of persoeation: The
villagers hre :people worthy • of tidy
service, in helping thein pu
new- inchistries an& fintheritif their
educe tion . • •
Gandhys major. effort wais ' to
briug• tip the lower 'castes,. recogniz, M
Ing them as brother :Indians. *ad -
ern developnieht,. however, is doing
more to break down caste than did.
Gandhi's leaderahip, teofessor
Itifehen continued. Whert 'Indus-
try cornea in, easte broken
, .The success of Christian mission-
ary effort In • the fact that
Christiana have •-acted as peitees
makers., Ihadtts , would be shocked
at some of the things in Western
'5OlVilization, ;jest • as the people of
the West are shecked...04 some Indian
praetiees. ••One of the' first ,Ihings
eitilapiehary has to de Is to ealti-
• Vete en' Understanding of engtoinS
and morals. ••
e' W -
'Thagtail of rtrat India uls'the
'attitude toward the'reW,whfth 1,
*seongidered Sacred. ,"flornes for 1114
digent and ',aged eattle ' been
set up -by one sect." 'The speaker
, ,
'
41
1 .
, , •
tended thetufuneral •of -.the late ELECT OFFICERS, FOR IO •
,Mr. _Henry Adams, a hpioneer of -
Hullett t •
, , own 1 p, w e Passed -away
at his honie• On the 8t1 concession,
of that toWnship ThurSday last
-at the age of eighty-nine -,yeaz•:S.
The funeral serVice, whieh was held
at the 'Mane •on Sunday afternoon,
was ,coeduCted by Rev., 2,' It Brea;
ton of Leridesboro. Interment was
In tlie. Union cemetery, Myth,
- BELL MAN• TO SPEAK, •
R. I.. Stra tton, of ' the Bell' Tele-
granal- director of the. Canadian
c.lialuber of Connuerce, *ill eddreas
an-e'keefitive Meeting -Of- the Gode-
rhli
.,13oarcl of' Trade On NlohiYay
night.
LION A CLUB' KEPORTS
Reports- of the h•oekey,.eltild wel-
filligteestt•ieirf
Club -Meeting* Fri d' night. A
Sound , and toter movie will be
shown. Guest pianistwilt. be Mis$
Catherine Hay,.
,
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr. ftntl Mrs. Ewart Zamiesen,
,Alalifield, announce the engagement
of 'their ,datighter, Annie Ittle Pearl
Samieson",. to Mr. Everett Elmer
Whiplead 01Teegwater. The mar-
riepe. *III take phtee lii Ashfield
Prelebyterlitit Church earlY, in April'.
I
t°14"a: five-Ottart tee
Ivlich died heft*. he, got it lionte:
In order to have sufficient. milk,
,fOr family he liad to maintain
mere than one 'kew. '
. Prolonged applause eirdersed
Vote of thanks expressed 'to Pra,
fessor Xiteheti for
his "extreinely interesting addregs,"
• •
The members- 01 the Goderfch-
.Ladies' Lawn Bowlieg°Ciub •met.
at 13aeehler's Cafe an TneSday,
evening, :at 6.30. d'elleious
ehleken dinner was enjoyed VY over.
thirty. meinbers. • • 7
' At the 'Conclusion of the 'dinner,:
the annual reports were Oven, and
'showed , a " pleasant mat • profitable
Season had been. enibye(1.• Bawling
,nt the' green eommenced• May 2401,
and continted through' to ()ettiber'.-
-sadastantliti--su
to the men's eltrb, as the. ladi64'.
Nett.:tghrere-
port
eeti
port of' the nominating eointoittee.
Airs. F.. Overholt 'Wag eleeted,presi-
dent for., the ,yeara, Ifers, W. Ileit-
nutn, secretary, itnd Mrs. I. Bread -
treasurer. •
' 'Mrs. Argyle, •moved 11 vete of,
thanks. to 'oLrs. OcrhoJt fin; her
-splendid, *irk' as president 401049,
The busifie63 ,conpluded, "00tY' • wag
lititypd,, the Winners being Ly -
111011, Mrs. and 'Mrs. .I,Iol-
land. Aaneky door prie itras, won
by Mrs.. A. It Scott. ' '* -
ilegVnEve?INtigG itAntiltilfilteLrytit, of". NOrth.
street United Chttreli met en „Tues-
day evening at the, home of ;Nits.
'W. N. Watters.' , The deeetiored,
part of the ieleetitig Wag Iiithrest-
ingly: Presented by Mn. J. Walls,
;Nils:4 E. Driver, Mrs: P. Straugliart,'
Mrs. C. Worsell, Mrs. P. :Noble*,
Miss A. Wilson, Mrs. 11. Turner,
Also, V. • Cooper, Mrs. „(1. Stevens,
400 Mrs. I). Alterliart. A report
:fewoolirol:tuthdee.:::11)' vt:isiYeineesvlse.r.414.111S7g.i.';erCa4,,111:t.70:11:10.4ile
Were given and a Setial liftlf-hour
president, Mi'. R. Iinglies, prellided
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