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GODERICII;ONTA.R10, -THURSDAY, JANUARY 18t1 -1951
Question- of. Rural-
.
Fite PrOteetioli
• Again Discu.Ose
,
Hydro A010 •Council to •
Heves ' tCost
, ,
Treettrimming •
, The' TeWit , Coutieli met on. INies-
clay ,'evealn_,g., With. all Meinbere pre,.
• sent' but Ceuttoillor ;
• Percy itarkereeddreesed
.,behalf ef**Ite 040.11!.. With 11.
request for en adenstetient of the
emetal of thelorige,roeM ire MacKay,
Han, pOinting put that 'the cheirs
eand 'other eqilpment-ilediong te the
C.O.F. The matter • was referred
,to the ,rtablie wOrke .committee.
Mr. Robert 'E. •TUrnere former
mayor, of ',Goderich . and, ex:werden
•of Huron, ,now living in Stratfo,rd,
was present and, zwus invited: to
Jae ,
lerattilated the •Mayok and other
members on their. eleet4en. • He
'advised them' ,t4e study the 'Aunt't
cipal Act ae an aid in the conduct
- of the Tewn'e affairs. People now-
. adttys,•he ebserved, were tusking for
enaoy services, and tb.ey shduld ex,
.Peet to have to pay for '!tieeni.
Speaking of County 'affairs, he
--"Urged.---tira-teethe Cotnielle givee the
Reeve and Deputy' Reeve,. the
Town's repregentativ.es ' on 'the.
;County Coaled:le-Some direction -as
to .t.trhat was• Meeted of the,m in
. their vverk • one that body. He as-
sured the Council' of his very best
-Wishes fer suecees. in 1951;
Matters for Court of gevisien.
The Kipsmen -Club wrote askino,
that the'. property in the south encl.
of the town operated .by the club
as a' playground, for cbildren be
-exempt fronetaxes; &Ad' another,ap-
plication was. for , refund of busi-
'ness thx. On the •Sunset . Hotel for
the portion of the year in which
e„...Ahe„hotel was not ' in operation.
Beth requests were Feferrealb,-the4
Court of eleevisien.
An •applica,tion by Arthur Lawlor,
of Win.ghein, for a, permit for the
_erectieh. of 'a residence and garage
on MacDonald street, opposite the
arena, was referred to the' fire
committee:,
Tree-triminine for Hydro- Clearance
A letter from the Pereie Utilities
CoMmiSsion with regard to prepar-
atimie for 60 -eye -lee. power' . stated
that one part of the Workewbnld
be the tehoming ef trees .for clear-
ance or higher voltage wires and
the removal 'o weak. or diseased
tree.'Roughly seeaking, . said the
letter, there are 7210 trees .along
primary lines and 972 trees -along
secondary anti etreet lighting lines,
and. the cost of the W-Ork- would. he
$7,681O Tee. Council was asked if
the Town would sh'aie this cost
with the COMMISSi011 on. a fifty-fifte
finance an ublic works, commit-
basie.. This w referred,. to the
tees jointlye.„ • , „
• An luvitation for the attentlahce
vof tie Connell -at n`meeting of the
Recreation Ceitincil in the Totem",
Hail on Monday evening, January
20th,. was read.. The 'chairman of
the. special eoramittee Was dp-
.. Poirited' as the Toevn'S represent-
ative on•••the RecreatiOn:Coeneil for
1951,, land' it •was urged that all
• menitere of the Town council be
present, if possible, at the meeting
on Jenuary.29th. „
▪ Conuriittee ReeOmmendatieni
,The finance bommittee recom-
mended'. advantes to tbe Separate
.,School Board, the Public School
Board and the Blue Water.Baed on
this erear's levy„ and, payment Of
the Membership fee to the Ontario
Good Roads Association. •
• The tptiblic werkse committee re-
commended ethat the sAgnboitrd at
the 'intersection et highways 8 and
21, be „removed ..hnd quotatioes be
obtained on: the inetailatien ;of a.
Stop and Go trafficesigpal. '
On recominendation of the 'eeme-
terY and parks' toramittee the 1310
'Water, Band eyes granted the pee of
Judtth ;Goetlerhaei 'Park oil the
evening. of May 24th. • • '•
The. rent ef,the sheet metal shed
at the 'harbor leased] to ,Dooglas
Grahare Wee reduced $100 per, an-
num, effective Jaiatutry 1, 1951.
• The fire committee reported that
the hew tire Puinper had been found
Acceptable and recomtnended .that.
payment be *Made Bickle:Seae
'grave Ltd.
The committee, reports were; all*
adopted.. 7•
.„The Council' then' spent an hehr
etir'eo' -discusiden :ere:rictus -•-hiltt...•
ter e that had been in abeyartce for
• ,longer or shorter periods'. .
• Fire Preteetien'tor ,Townships
With regard to a premed 'agree-.
'ineiat With eteighboring
Ries for their -fire protection, it was
decided to have enqtriry.litade. as to
vv.hether 'these -Municipalities were
heteteeted in having. tin' ageeement
on 'a contract basis.,
he matter *of 'repairitg,,the•roof
of the Pow e Hall Was referred to,
the. public works dornmittee, and
the sante *,!committee .was .asked tto
Make :air inspection of the. MacKay
Hall basement, With a view to ee-
decoretion.
It wee deeided to ardet at the
A.erieulterel Peek' on January 22n4
to cotiolder the, tening .part
the 'grounds . from the arena' Mirth,
- '1'11e insurance eaverage of frown.
properties to be 'reviewed at the
next regular meeting. '
'Media j'Etrir- House He Sold?
.,1u, disetiesion with regard to
the. Park IlotiSe Councillor Buck,
formor, lessee of the house, strong-
ly adviseirthat the propeity be sold.
'The matter , to be,*further dia-
cussed at the. next regular-nrcetihg.
A letter ret.'elVed the 11)50
Cotincil front .thelteereation 'Connell
with h nUmber of suggeStiena for
oHARpg .or• AvrottrTsp.•
• • au:roxiax,PismisSED
• oc,4„vi.oto. oa War& •of cows,
wog assault on -MS- Fre)* 'G.
Pay's,. Exeter, was wanted „Ouii- -
G9 Pen.ded ..Pentenee for one Year by
Maglstrate 1Y.'13; Holmes; 44 weekly
court last r..ahursday. Davis . was
hound over to keen the peace • on,
ha$1." 't°0" nee' n/re*e benfolzraenllevi aeound.rt7aagui.nill.
Evidence given erefe, that during
an ,altercation the accused forced.
his 'wife against, the Ntallt aP41
be-
gan to choke her.,
:Frank 'Dennehy, counsel
for the accused, said Davis had
returned in. October from serving
With -*the` Korean force gardened
at Calgary,.
• °teen, the leettefit .of a doubt,
a charge 'of. attempted suicide
against Davis was dismisseAl. Ac-
cording •to the 'eVidence he. bed
slashed lifenwri4t. with. pocket-
knife in an Exeter, ' restaurant.
Davis.' said he cut , his Wrist in
order to "scare'''. his wife:
WM-NOE-Competent Witness , •
'Mrs. Diffia was Called by the
Crown, hilt the coart, pointed -ont
that a .wife,- • according to law,. is'
not competent nor -eompellible to
give evidence against her husband.
His mother-in-law, Mite . Marie*
Cooper; testified she .had heard
Davis threaten to eon:unit suicide.
‘-`The., cireutistances :are Consis-
tent with. attempted—snicide. 111
the? ease ithere- is 'a° doubt...that. he
went to the cafe to 'comp:tit suicide
ot. just to, frighten his wife," the"
Magistrate stated in dismissing the
charge. • .• ' • "
, Traffie' Cases
.Edward 'Walters, an. employee
of the Department •of Highways,
was fined $10 and costs after. plead-
ing 'guilty. to 'a eharge of not re-
pprting an accident at 'Clinifen on
December2 29, when his car collided
with a parked one, causing $80
flan:lege. • . •
et fine of $10 and Rests was bri-
posed on I-larold •Saunders, .who
pleaded, guilte to a careless driving
char e brederiela. •
'
SAMPORD CO
CLUE HAS, ACTIVE ItNAR"
First Community
Concert Brings
Charming Singer
Charming' In permaiity nno, in
musical artistry, •Vivian, *Delld
Chiesa sinerano delighted. a large
audience in North -Street Uniteil
Ohureh • Wednesday • evening,
•
When. she sang a • repertoire ot
„.
classical, operatic and modern songg
at the first of: this year's commun.
ity concert's. She Was assisted by
•
,
Willittin Sumner at the piti4o.
. „ ,
' Mr. R. M. Menzies, Chairmen of
the Godeeich Community Concerte
'Aseocietion, introduced the- pro-
graril. He. said that the Columbus,
Boys' Choir will present their con-
ceet on April 1st. • :
ee'Vaelatien. •• of .fone and lovely
quality of voice were shown, in
tpe first group of songs sung --by
Miss'Chiesa, who 'captivated her
audience, and held its eetheelaseic
attention_ ehroughoot theeesen
causing' herto remark after singing
the lovely arid,''"PleUrei mes yeux",
front "tie Cid," by -.Massenet, "an-
adiatis °are so enthusiastic, they
`make us 'want to- eine,
Recalred, sire„received an ovation
after siiiging "Drink to Me Only
with Thine Eyes." ,
•, Her first group consisted. of
Alleluia; from the Motet "Essultatee
•Jubilate!"--hY Mozartee'f•She-lsiever
,Told 1 -ler Love,'''fr,oni, -Shakespeare's
"Twelfth. Nigher "'When Love Is
Kind," and e Mozart aria from
ornotita Or LEGION
AUXILIARY -•INTintal)
k
4
The regular" .eueeting of the'
Ladies' Legion Aexiliaey was teld
1)1 the L'eglon Hall on :Tuesday,
January 0,, with. a goad attendance.
A• delicious pot -hick Supper'wes,
joyed, followed by the generalaneet=
A NEW ,PARTNERSHIP
, •
. ,
annotracemeat of general '
iutereSt to the, people of Gode-
. rich and the distriet is to the
,effeet that E. E. Cranston WS
sold halt -partnership his*.
furniture and undertaking hue -
bless to R,,Daniel Walter, telt- ,
lug effect January lst,'1951.
Mr. Walter has been. aetively,
• engaged in the Cranston, tern.
, comrade MacDonald.P,resided for Rare stere '410' funeral home
_ -...
the- opening and thanked all the for nearly liVe Yelirs, and beeth
members for Aeir co-operation dur. .. partners are to be congratulated
upon the new relationship. Any
ing the Peet year. She -then turned '
InOVe in the lova' business °field
the chair over to the'eutgoing-gresi.
dent, kComra.de., carl. -Miller, ot I that ,' will keep .9tir eapahle
Branch 100,, to conduct' the instil.* .young men in Goderich, when
laden of officens for 1961, as fel. -"so naany leivin ,for other parts,
lows: Past president, -Comrade Mac- is to be weleomed. f ,, . .
Donald; president,Corarade Shear. - We wish the, new • firin of t•
down; lst vice-president, ..Cionarade Cranston & Waiter every sue- r '
Needham; 2nd viee-preeldeet, Coin. (kiss.
rade Carrot; recording secretary, •. , .
Comrade Young;-' . corresponding To Form •Air Cadet
smeary,' Conerede' Barker' trees -
niter, comrade Good; etandard,
hearer, Comrade Hill; executite, Ung, in Godench
'Comrades Jack, Adams, 'Sturdy.
r -Comrade- Miller- -wished -the Auxile A me'etingeofethe Goderithemem-
eary-everseeeeeess for---tho. year. ,•bers- of the Royal Canadian Air
• One membership, application. was Force Association, Hurea Wing, was
received. Comrade Sheardown con- held Tuesday eveiting,e Tanturry 40,
dueted initiation Of two new Mem- at the Canadian Legion Hall. J. M.
hers- • Plans were discussed for 'a Roberts, chairwan, opened the meet -
telephone card party and new com- i.„„. ,. y
o outlining the impertant
mittees Were formed.' Tickets were ''''''''
ground work that had already been
'sold on. a Mystery prize which. WaS
done to form an Air Cadet 'Unit in
won by Comrede "Symonds,. after
Goderieh. Oyer fifty studenth had
whieh the reeetl'ig ,4dreallied.' ' expressed their keen interest, he
• .rulvised..._Minuttes...at.pr_ev_ielt_S ex -
ORS
-SATTAItEWELt— we've inedtings and correspondence(
TO DB.. WAITER •10.1TP.B were .reed by Gordon' -.Ferndale,-
- ' secretary of the-Huren Wing. ' 0
The Marriage of. Figaro:" . ' _e. on behalf of the Lions Club, Past ' On the ' motion of A/ VeNI. I A,'
Sully; it IS i' uneeiniously -Voted.
portrayed in , tee next groupie of re en aY ,_ teat an. 'Air Cadet unit be -sponsored
•4re/ en51 eadr'leee were *Ibuttij'Y P' sid t G Em*son expresied
songs, and .the artist was accoieled the •thallks4lf the club, elt• the meet- by . the''Goderich Association g'roup.
prolonged applause. .after each ing on 'Friday night, for the 'active A sponsoring committee of the fol -
number. Thie group included ,Schne lowing members •wee • non:dilated:
"Frohlingsglatebe•;" interest taken in the bei Lion
Walter Little and also for his in- ..J. -M. ',Roberts, ehairmane A. D..
Huffman, 1101101 113 secretary-treas-
anann's "fiVielmeog.;" :Schuberee
Jules; mes7. teeest in '.eivic affairs in general.. .
beautiful "Le •
Ftie:nsu.deai. ,. _ , 4 "...ed 'Lien reittle
'. yot.quisitely exeetited -Piano selec_
r4Pilleql,'' ''"37 '4-1.'eu.l Canadiaa .Navy and bas left to as 'Wil
his new pose. In .his. honer
has joined the Rove, urer; Elliot Rivett, 11. 31. Shackle -
epee He,e "1 1t101 Cline:me outlined the (11,, 111 J. -G. Macdonald, Frank Wood.
F/L. It, NIcKee of the .11.C.AF.
.senet's "Elegie," .and the ,,,,gair-._
played by mi. &miners vio_ the .elub.„ meMbers sang
eon 'ization of the Air Cadets. - In ,his:
vided an inteeestitig. axe , delightful a JollY Good Fellow" and also
address he pOinted -oat the many
interlude- in the kevening's program. he '\a€ Girls Leve a Sailor."
ges provided tor boys joie -
the Sunrise." 1 ' ' .
tot which times he would consider a s , b I, tea a h e
expressing advanta
' ' r -hip.' it 11.-, t leiter: d -. "Coil ge and
Respondiag to repeated eneoree, Mr. Dre ' Little refolied, ..
..• the 'Cadets, „intending the &Ivor -
Sumner ,, played the .well-known - - •
thanks and stetting it wee his hope inl•
, • & , ,-, . 0. , .,
. . . .
tunity ot cainine ,cnbine tine schol
' `' •
ballad, "The lerorld is I;Vtaiting tor ' -
' to retetrn to Goderech • freeuentli
'The anuoal. meeting..of the 'Sail-
.
ferd Community Club. was held ,at
the home of Mrs. Archie Hamilton
'oil Thursday, January 11. '• In the
past year, .1950, , the :club • had
twenty,three paid Aneniliers. Three
suedeSsfui card parties , were held
t•
in the 6ehool. ,
.Donations- front. the club- through
the year were: .$25 and ' parcel
of clothing, tea,, family iu Witightine
Whonfost all .their. posseSsioes in
flee; $25 to the .March of Pi•Ines
'$25 to the Red • Cross. drive; $25,
to the cancer fund; $19 to Manitobe
relief fund. .Benmiller blankets
were given to two newlyweds, and a
gift' �f silver was presentee'far the
Colborne Centennial day.; ,* ,
The eleetion of: officers for 1961
resulted ,as follews: President, Mrs.
fflarry Jenkin; vice-president, Mrs;
Arthur .Maskell; „secretary, Mrs..
Ralph Jeelle , treasurer, Mrs.
Arehie.11amilt,ort; flower fund,. 'Mrs:,
.Lainie and Mrs. Jenkins.; visitieg
eommittee, Westla•ke and' Mr4:
13Oli 'McCabe; pirreliasing committee,
,Nerso Win. McLean, and Mrs. A.
Hathilten. - • '• • February . )Born at Brussels;
A -Successful card ,party Was, held Wittakio, he wee ..edecteted at kooee
in the school, on Felday tight, withilaw High School and graduated,
in ' arts from eheeUniversity,Of Bri-
tish .Columbitt: „Hie theological
studies were Union.-Collegee Van-
couver; B.C., and Divinity Sehobl,
UniversitY of • Chicago. He was
ordhined tn 1943 .under -the ,13.ape
tist Union. of Western' Canada.
• At Present he Isserviug On theeom-
mittee --of evangelism, Baptist linioa
ie Western Canada ; evangelletic'
edremititee, 'Smithern Saeltetchewan
Association of Baptist Mut:titres;
Christian,edueation eom.mittee, Bap-
tist Union of Western . Canada
Tuckersmith Reeve.
Nichols,ou Medea
Warden of 'Huron
,
• ‘,, „,
,Beeve , Arthur *, Nicholson, of
'Tuckers/31,1th Township, was' eleeted
'Warden of Hpron. at the (dlenhig
of the janufiFY Session Of Heron
'County' Ceuncil en .TtleStlaY atter.'
noon.
. He was, chosen a eauepo tan
01)44n, Liberal menib:ers, First
and seeend,riumers-up„were Reeves
Stanley SOde_ir, of -Volbolla0 Town-
ship, and. J.; P. Beecroft,, of East
W.awariash, respectively. Reeve Mc-
Nabb of ' Grey township •Wee.
he the running. '
The newly -elected Warden ea was
escorted to the dais and was. pre-
sented with the !`golden",. key to the
County by last year's Warden, Ceell
Johnston, of .Ashfield.' - • .
Mr. -Johnston, after congratulat-
ing. the Warden*, remarked that at no
W. McGann READS *MOAT" Judge
I#EGIcar ARAN.Vi FOR 1Q1'
The 101, exe0i140e'";(0.*aneir
100,'Oansilia, Legion, wsSlinetalled
in a brief ceremony held at the
Legit/ Hall last Tiatargdey evening.,
Norman Miller,. as 'installation of.,
freer, dharged the 'variety Members
of the executive with their, duties
and wished them stteees,s;Ip.2,carry.,/
inglout.4eir tusks in the'. corning
• ,
year. , • _,'
Sgt,-tkarm,S Bob Venus eOndUeted
each raember hin. Chair. •
The exec.:4We "fer L051 is as fol-
lows:" Prosident,
1st vice-president, Kingswell;
.2nd ,vice-president Holyer;
raised for Gam
nservation Work
There 'was, a splendid *attendant*
01, a ineetinv ht. the Magitind Irish
and Game Congervation "Clph
in the Town rtidaY evimiAcr „
president, Payid, garMan infee'
diced' 010 Offieerre for 1.9qZ e1.1•10 atter •
-a Short dieensiton,'irlied• :on , the
honorary, progiOent, and,Ige
,Gesi,telloi • to .intrOdnee, the gual$
H. MituloWs;', 418144..
InsPegtor 9f, :the PepartMenft e$
Secretary, Gerry O'Brien; assistant Lana 404 Forests, wb0,0 Eathjett
secor
Leonard Sheardown; assistant ,trea- inunot—rraviar:7030' use
surer, Bert MeCreath; Padre, Rev. Speckled Tr°!.'4"
reiit,ary,pawrarilter. wrat.r.kateltr:4:00.,,0.4e..4ev,isitotvors...tor cooiss_sourootiovi:'1
B.
1,.:tree.er:s.cc,4bhsAatt;Ip.arni.tiVrPP:euxted_pillpptSetopetilruirtdBroyyabn;:itaatiosr(in;dbloo°t!rviestriliitu. 4tithhinie7ebrd'r preserve
et11; 4ve4ed°www:t 0 erik:ki a. al,' taro .4,14:11$ 4,gtt
house, M. N. MacDonald; member, it was-cliscoutagingtUattherelvaaa
tirne .was a meet of ability more
needed to give, leadership. than at Anp, Carl -Miller; welfare, lee Jack;
presenl. -MC-choker' Made entertainment, 'Wore ;----:•sperts,
• Robt. Grim:• .
This, marks the first time in
twenty years that Joe Jack will net
shorilder the burden of Legion ,trea-
surer. Mr. .Jnek has eapably car-
ried "op. in this capaeity for two
decades, but feels that the time has
pome for a younger member to
"earry the' load." , •,", •
ishing' his chair,
earl . Miller, president or e
ye,ar; expressed- his appreciation. of'
the 'co-operation given Mit by bis
executive and by other Legion mem-
bers and' .eitdeel congratulations
nd wishes for suecees ,to the new
exeeutiVe.• •
Xresident McGrath promised to
was 4 •happy one. •
Judge T.. M. Costello adminis-
tered the oath of office, This, .he
sale, during a brief' address, might
be a most troublesome year, but he
hoped and prayed that nothing se
drestie as* war will. happen. He'
congratulated the. Celina. on its
beginning museum' collection and
suggeetedjimeelegielettionebe Lewd
to farther. the interest he niuseunis
is a cultoral prejeet. '
, Judge Opetello,also suggested that
legislation be• passed. covering dam-
age to cars bY deer, killed on 'the
highways. He deeined • it strange
that onotorists have no redress for
FolksongS of 'America pad 'other it 4.e.reel plea:sure to ;attend-. the 14,03'al Military Okklege. The train -
bug offered tee 'boys an outstanding.,
keeile, a, Mag. by . miss cbiesa, __Meet.ings of the. Liens ..elitb....
brougbt down the .honse.""e Her .. • • ' ' 9 epporttmity foreducational advance:
epeeatie re -edition wee ' wet leas ,,FILT.NERAL 'AT ..B.CRFORD . ." theta on. the highest level and train,'
nig as futtire. leaders .ati,d a sound
ing and she ..-generriaely 'responded . Relatives. nom this cljetri_et kl;btea- kootaw_444... i 'ti:,,,enk-
to--"reneated ene:ords. s Tee,"sengs'in•"-cled -fife.. funeral Of • HtiffiittieeP.ear1 •Stuniner cantos s'sto() .oneel'ra'teel. for
eluded the old :SCottieli • air, eCoMin' .Anty„,wife of Wm. McKenzie, ta Bur- ,-. • . • • * - of the nOn°ta 11174. 'County, 'Ionic • Ma n-
uadets and selecte Erroups were •
Con-
tain songs, "As I Walked.:Out," and 'ducted by Rev. ...A.rthur W. 'Wright, tieene and, MatrOns.' -Aseoteation will
thro' the Rye ;"eold Nentueky, moun- fwd.' The funeral 'service Was. Con-.
"The. Old Maid ;" the Lousian.a song of the Baptist Church.. Durieg the
of ,elavery, "Sitim'selle •Marie," and serviee, Mrs, Bditb Hill and • Claude.
the 'Spanish, 'folk :song "El „Vito." Hill sang , a ' duet. ' . "The flOster-
She reponded With•"Goodbye. 311e. bearers were • John . and 'Donald
Banjo,' conelffehig it with a pretty nent,e-Feed Houlding, •Donald Mar-
w.littrititeiva.tingeaca.1 ''‘''.-ery' loi-ay. was Ttibneand James and, Jaw'ck: Dice‘ensen.
palletearere were arren Bark -
the
Ail.ostitneg'si'°'S-eP°faraPtIt8" ;11clie..gT.L.;n". er' Ellie" Sibibick* Charles Green -
Dog,,„ by xinwe, and eindolia,k,„ by lei.no(old,w'Hilleiarviney4- Hut, ge.jaintulteernillenillt
Modest' • lloasorgeke, • eeeeleding, was iii the Pioneer' cemetery, Bur -
with "My' .Rosaey." ; •
damage done to ears in such •ac• -
eidents. He ,felt some• CompensatiOn,.
.shoeld be provided in: euch cases. felfill • his.- duties. to 1.he- beet :of
his ahilitY and hoped, for a bannee
Bee.' -D. W. Williams, a victoria yeer, in .Legion aptiiities.' :"
Street United 'Church, .offered'', . • ,
Drayer and 'beletly addresied the
Councie. lee informed, the Council
that be is a native of -Grey town-
ship. „ • ; . ,.
Warden Nicholson predicted that
the conety rate would be inereased
by f one niill this, .year. He con:
graft -dated the enembera on their
ONTARIO'S. NORTH
• Jees James, it. former membee of
the Blue,Water Band who now lives
at Webbweodr'Oetarlo, and Works
at. nearby Espanola, *continues ,t07
-honer, bestowed KV him. .11e re-, :"give out with musice-'to de-.
election end ,thankedethein- for the,
celled' that eight ,eetirs • ago,- wheu light .of that section • of Northern
he'suffered a . hehet atkaek , at a. Ontario,• neeording 'te,,the' following
'session Ile (11(1 not. expeet then *that., :is.etre=.ce4eil;, Phe Sudbury eSsi't,,clin:tErs.y13..a. prrdaj,tl,ys'
he, would ever 'reach. the •warden,s
Chair. ,• master!ef the 'saxophone and clari-
iet, still feels a 'little jittery . on
e ie Stage • despite the fact • tte hes
eord.
.NEW .BAPTIST PASTOR
tN wvEKLY, COURT
TAKES,..OHARGE FEB. 4TII Pleading guilty lo"<the theft of a
car at Clinton. on. January 6th;
assemee the neinietiy, .of the Bap- -
fined $25 and costs or one menial.
S•t: Marys Was
Rev.; Ian G: Hind; of ;Regina, Ralph Schmidt of
tist Chareir, GOderieh, on Sunday, in jail by Magistrate D. Eollohnes
today. "Scbmidt was :hitchhiking
from St. Marys to •Teesveater and
while passing' through.Clinton noted
a car en the stredt with it's keys' in
the Ignition Si•vitdh. •Takiteg the car
he drove it Teesvvater,"Where Lhe
abandeued it. "
Thminersen Edwards and Wialam
Kelly were eaelt found guilty of
tcomenOn aesault- of their wives and
each.. was botiend dyer. to keep the
peace ,for one year Wider bond of
$100: Both were " ordered to pay
prosecution costs.
S'ATURDAV'S 'HUNT ••
Fifty .hunteri took part in a fox
-and. rtibbi4'hutit Saturdae, begen-
'bed by, Gib Plante.
Six foxes; and fifty or sixty:1,0r-
hits• were bagged by the hunters,
wile' came from Goderieh, Detroit,
Zurich aed: Colherne township. rt
WOO the largeet bag in •feer „hunts-
thie semen.% " •,,
. The Party met at Gibl. Plante's
service ',station • on Vfetorite street,
and went -lout Up As,h.field' township,
east ,of Kintail, where they, cleave
over a fotheblock a rea.
Those bagging foxes were Bob
°Elliott, Ed. 'Williams, David Wilson,
*John Prouse, Ben Straughan and
13111 Be& . There -is ',county
.bonete of $2 for foxes. •
isrp:tiVS, FRON SAX igmtsoitt•
*'-Thiteifieer -Stinlent lure: 'ittenpleted
his cotiree of pilot training at Sky
Harber,• -Congratulations to Leon-
ard; Bannerman of Gteenock for
succeestully• paesing all examina-
tions and teete -for inivate pUots
Menge.
'The latest stodent to • enroll at
Sky Harbor 18 C. Hulstander of
Stratford; ' •
The most frequent flying •vieitor
to 'Sky ',nether for 1f.t3,0 was Mr.
Ce D. McOormiele of Munele, In:
diana. Pert'. Me0ormick flies his
own Itixurions Cessna 105 alecraft.
, .31r, II,arold riettger of Godericlr'
is at prenent leeturing at. the Strait-,
eighteen' tables in plaee The- win-
neps were i High 'lady, Mrs, Grace
White;. high man, Ken Morrie ;' lew
lady, Mrsi A. 7,qaskell..-, .low. Man,
Melvin Bogie. In'the draw for tbe
quilt, the lueky• ticket was held by
Miss Jean McGuire of Seaforth.,
, , •
FUNE4AL. OF ROBERT B. FOLEY
The • funeral of 'the late Robert
B. Foley, Goderiche who passed
'eerily on Wednesday of lase week
at the age of neighty-five years,
tea piece on Friday •morning,. the
service at St. Peter's Church being radio committe.e, Southeief Saskatv
eonducted by Bev. J. P. Gleeson. ---
cetran ,Association - Baptist
There ',wee a large • attendance at Churches; 'chairman- •of combined,
the obsequies, Including Mr. 'and
cominitttees'' of nfiseionary .extee-
Mre. Rithard Foley of Grosse Point, sion and building for Baptist§ of
Lawrence,of 'Oak
Park, Illintois; Mrs. Chet, r'Wilson
of Joeesville,..Aich.; Mr. and Mrs:
Robe Pinkhain ' of Detroit; 4. Mr.
Wm:O'Brien, Matthew O'Brien and
.Miss Theresa Foley,4111 of London;
Mr. an Doyle and Jeck Currelr
of Detroit,' as ' well as • nuitteroug
friends and relatives frOm Ashfield
township.,
Ihternient was the 11.0. Mine-
tery .in Colborne towiship,' the pall-,
bearers being Miellate. and Mate
their' Foley, Wm.. O'Brioie. Jas.
thirvgy,' Jerry it:None:6k and -Albert
-Stevenson- t•-
••
•
playgro*und wee read and Was re-
fereed. to the parks' eommittee.
• •Bylaws '
Bylaw V0.8.. 2, '3 and of ,1051
,were read and passed, •
, $2 authorizes the 6hrrowing
of money to meet current expendi-
tures, - • • .
: No. 3 rescinds Imflaw go. 12 of
1048 lieensing .tourist camps.
No. 4 authorlieS the execution
of an agreement with the Goderich
Trotting and Agricultural" Agsoci.
talon for the lease of the stables.
at Agriculturel. Perk for an., in.,
definite period of years at yearly
rental of one dollar. ,
°tinier • this 'agreement • the
Trotting Association is to be re-
sponsible for the ,maihterarnee ' of
the stables,: pay water and light
rate'S, xnake charges for u.se the. Christitin Church. The address was
stables suffielen t' tO meet . inn In ten- interestingly illustrated by brief
anee expenses but not to ereitte a references to definite work Whieh
• 1Virenne" for the Association, and the Presbyterian Church in Canada
Strlinnt to the Council a senli-au. Is eirrrying on in this hod And
mutt report of receipts and, expendi. among people of other emintries.
tures, The Town le te insure for Mrs. .Rivers thanked 'the' speaker
'fire protection and the Association and the meeting WaS cloSed with
•
.for tend accident. The prayer.,
Town reserves the right, to use 'the 4 -Iter the meeting it daintY luneh
Stables at any time a fair is being was, served to -,the members and
improvernmato at 0ooderhant held Jit 'the grounds, gtiestS,
„
• TIIE ARTHUR CIRCLE
The first 'meeting of the Arthur
Circle of Knox Presbyterian Church
in the new year' was: held at the
manse on Monday evenbig, vith
'about fifty young women in attend-
ance. The president, Mrs. Rivers;
presided ,and in her opening re-.
marks extended a pordial welcome
to the new members' preeeet Air the
meeting. Moe J. Pirie read the
Scripture lesson: and Miee E. Wig-
gins Itteprayer. The secret:nee_
Mrs.' re.LOdge, reed an ripPrepriate
poem' for thd beginning of a IlDW
year ef, work. A vecalt.solo wis
sung by nisi AI.. Butler, ticeoni-
panied at the piano by Mrs: E.
Cranston.' , • , , •
< An interestieg and infOrmative
report of the' Anual. Pre.slietterial
meeting of the WeeleS. held reeently
iri Clinton wag presented .b ;Mrs.
G. I'MacEwitn. "Respensibilities for
it New Year" Wag the subject of the
Rev. Mr. Maeltillan'a address to
the group,. • He pointed out that
there Was it responsibility on the
part of ever- member to got some-
thing for:herself out orthe Cire14s
activities. Irr fellowship one with
the. other,' by a deepening Lot re-
sponsibility of stewardship, 17nd by
enlarging knowledge of the mistdoile
ary endeavOr.s of tire elftirch, 'each
bright gain 41 richer. and fuller ex:
perience within the ork Of the
"eposen each ,year to represent ;Can-
.adli at Vartoris aternat io nit Air*
Cutlet...meetings. He pointed ,•ont
that ,the Air Oadeitg were sponsored
11,Y the Air Cadet Leegue df Calutela, briefly. rilet dancers aye mighty gitta. he
_type of 'individual Who erethiet-gfe-elet
and steal the trout placed there for
eieryerie'S-b-direa Eter-cenlineridtgl—•
the ergani4tibra for4having the bond
open te: the cltildren,, first, and
thought this was showing *I'Val
sportsmanship. ,
ComMenting on ,poechieg gtirdigOiv
In this district, Mr. Meadows stated
that the Department is *Ware that
deer; rainbow trout, ,bass and' pick,.
erel are being taken illOgrdly, and it
oillyeaeinatter of time •untii . the
offenders •Itre eanght, '
He farther stated,: that was'
regrettable that the .names 45f• the '
offenders are not made &helve:- •-
"The Departneent's attitiide 40
demi) (IOWA). 011 iiight-epearing,"
etated the speaker. Eel traps' Will
be operated by the!'Department in
the Bayfield and Maitland RiVeree
Anyone edit have all the makers'
he •w -ants for the, asking "ofethee
operator of the trap": •
lie s eaker concluded :-by 'Cone •
gratulating the s an glereepre.-"-e
sent on their good behavior during
his talk, which he was Sure was
awake over then 'heads.
Hewed "special eribute to Judge
r.. M. Costello for his work in the
building 'of 'the present 'pheasaet, '
quail and partridge population-- 'in •
Ontario. , • ' .
k.i0,3,1„are •vee'y fortunate in haying
a man ,like Judge Gostello in' your
organization. The dekeedants • ,ot
Weis planted by him years ago in.
his. home, county noiv offer sports-
been. playing sweet music at'elances men an open seasoie, sueh has 'heen
for • Over twenty • years.' • Jame fl the success of his .efforts."..
,,Ex-wardellis Brown Smyth. B.' member When. ho started to Yoko,
be,held.her4 in June., . • - • resident of Webbwood, can't Rev.. ie. FArr introduced 'Mr. •
Davies •Of Oarlirees' Ooeservation
Ti• 1111(1 'Iah interest in inuSie and he doesn't
rlersiNitearrtbt.(tt.arneltdfe(•e'le'dseEe 'elco'nilIeNi;i. know whY, but EsPanele . wee ..••1:4'.1-t'gv.v.p,l'illi,11.°OwfedOisilt9timeelen,"%e'Afiolineiseylne
•
the position of elle ';• I did.. A, member', 'of a faxiiiie vf
ito aid •anil assist in the training .01. ...T.:, 'a
A.L1 r.4 MEETING OF. inusieians, JnmeS-,:fornied - firs t
1
the Air Cadets And tbe provision:• .
of. essential equipment. .He also
Pointed .out thee while lnany forther
Air' Cadets have. Chosena career in
tlbe R.C.A.F.O-the training received
is Of great assistance in, whatever
career the Cadct they ehooee. -
The meeting was • advised • that
A/V/31., E. E. Nliddleten would meet
wIth the Goderich, group in the near
future to astest in the formation of
the Cadet .unit. Substantial stuns of
too.ney were pledged by.e./V/MeJ:.A.
Sala and Mr. J. m. Roberts- to
.provide innnediete . working funds
•for 'the setting, of the Unit.' ,
„I -We was expressed that 'further
pledges would' be received from
ciltizens and service dubs and that
tthey ,"Vould.-lend their -full: support
to thiS Worthwhile ,project in by
works , •
•
Interesting ;movies were showete
taken during the Beare of Britain,
of various camPaigns of the. U.S.
Air Force and. the Roetel Air Foree
Bomber Squadrons, in 4943 oper-
ations,
CENSUS COMMISSIONERS
Snripon Run' on the Fraser River,"
and "Expetlition Moose." '.
The'listIiieture, entitled "Pheas,,
NORTH ST IINITED 'W A 1 hand twenty 3T41.§.. ..211 ant Island," ta en on Pelee Island
. .
• pi* Loc,ar. RIDINGS
J. Arthur Wileon, Wlzighani,
hes been appointed censusecommis-
eioner for Huron Ntereh, and A. W..
Morgen,11.11. 1, Hensall, for Huron-
"
Each. coinnelielmier 14 responsible
to the Deminithestatisticitin for the
condtict of the ceneus. in his dis-
trict.
• Each census 'distriCt . is divided
into .subdistriets varying in
tion from 600 to 800 in rural locel-
ities and froth 1,000' to 1,500 in
Urban areas. The actual . field wdrk
in. the 'Dominion. will be done under
the commissioners by ,..some 850
eupervisons and 18000 enemeratols.
FNENING=AUXILIARY
Street • United Chureh beg its•
The Evening Auxillary„ofalorth
1951 activities ,with! 0 -.successful
and enjoyable "pot -luck" eueper in,
the church holl 'Monday. An
excellent ,super awaited the large
group of ineinVers present. . I
The devotional service ivas red by
Mrs; ft. W, Hughee with 'music pro-
vided by lire, J. 'A. Snider. Rev.
0. -*W. Cope installed the. membere
of the new exeeutive end gave a
brief New Year message to all. •
• Reports were reed and 8mila
Reins of business were 'discuesed.
Mrs. H. Fowler and "aesistents
ford Collegiate during the ground will usher at the World nay of
o ther nterio pithe to tutiving,
• • • • • •
in
The Wothen'S 'nee hie .debut
has formed
Q ';N:jogrgreh'reebr:b0:0°PariSoe 'he. •
North Street, United Chuech held •
et.111.eeniriliegan,lijeattinljarmyeeting ;.On
te
12th. The eVen
•I'''.1.(11tY: 411 0:del' s in ,danee
with the •fine t • e +•t*'.:94$trict
etpterio.vbinds ea.ch year
it th
Sine its form tion, James
STANDING coavouryris
• or COUIVIT COUNCIL
in started with a ,stunptueus P61.- orehe:3tra has 'played, at private
sbowed the wee done' by the De;
partment this pheasant.paradise:
Thre,e draw prizes were won .as
follows: Gun and redi Claire.
irrinei ne;ri n fi:oapsehnlies,,rh, obMbayrcerl9ahagr-
luck .sppper, with quite_ _at 'large
'Umber attending. '
.After the. dishes were cleared
away the president.' 'Mr. Price.
celled. the meetiug-•to_order.
Barker read pealee 44 and prayer
IN:alS given •by, Mrs, FoWler.
lovely seloe,''Geeen Pastures," Wa's'
entig by Miss Smibert, aCtompanied
by Mts. J. Snider. • • ee
The .vaelous.•officer:s • read their
annual repOrte, the activities, of
the pest year, revealing. an extreme-
ly basy ,thad .succesifule'year, 'with'
a' financial increase over the pre7
vious year. . •
The new executive. is as follows:
Past Presideet, Mrs., W. P. H. Price;
president, -Mrs. E. pridhaie ; ist
vice-presidente Mrs-. el, Holland ; '2nd
vice-president, Mrs. • McLeod;
v,ice-nresident, Mrs. Ellis; core
responding ,seceetary, Mrs. Kings-
well ; recording: secretary, 'Mrs. A.
Lewis.; assistant recording seere-
,school being condireted there. Pritr Serviee: to be 'held' in the
ehareh on rebrnary Oth at 3 p.m.
vi(logiu sTRger A request from Mrs. W. Donahlson,
The W.A. of Victoria Street tin- Elgin Wril'il°0 v4"*6' triatiPlftl ust'd
ited Chureh met at the home of
Mrs: Treble an Sttuti'ary 111.1), with
a good attendartee. The president,
Airs. 0sbableston, had eharge of
the meeting and Mrs, .11
non conducted tbe devotional period.
The president, . took the business
period. It WAS decided to have
pot 111012 stippor at the annual eo21.
gregationni meeting, to be Ifeld
the basenieut of fbe eirtirel., The
meeting waseelased,With prayer and
a dainty-11inch was served by tbe
hostess. ,
paTtl"- theatrical precluctio_ns Lied
•toWn, and district 'dances through-
eut the year." , •
NEW- ATTRACTION FOR
• GODERICH WATERFRONT
The miniature rallwaYetrain Which
before World War •rx, „operated at
lienlan'e Point, Toronto, is now in
Goderich, ,having been. Dui:chased
from a Toronto man by Douglas
'Madge. , Mr. • Madge plans. to • over-
haul it ahd,. after securing the per-
mission of the Town •COunell., beer-
ete„ it .•near the waterfront
amesement of childeen. ,
.1 The. locomotive,- which has a model
T. engine, is about :trvelee -.!eet long
and three and et halfleet high,. a'
little smaller Oen the (me in. ciper-
anon 'SPringbatek Park, Lendon.
There -ere three cars with the train:
tory, Mrs. ,Kerehavv; treasurer, Mrs; They are at. present ' stored•.in a•
. . •
T. ',Donnelly; , as§Gederich garage
estant treashrere
., , The railway tracks were taken lip
Mrs. Cole ;, press eecretary,•Mre. W.
end the train ceaSed operations' at
F. 11. Price; pianist,' Mrs...T....Snider : Hanlan'S Point about the beginning
resistant pietist, Miss NL Buchanan:
'World War II wben the rand. on
•Conemonion committee, Mre. ,Ker- p1%Alen 14 operated was taken ovtir
shawi MI's, Thorpe, Aim C. Mills;
parsonage, committee, Mrs. Walken], for _lige in the construetion of an
Mrs..: V., Iribbert; cooncilters, miss eirport. ' Since that time it has been
31 linton,, 'Mrs. .Paterson, Mrs. -.stored ati Toronto. The Toronto
'moved to the' United States, so
Scott, Mrs. 13arker, 'ells.% G. Robert- then
son,. Mrs. Nlooney, Mrs. .'Worsele. ;the train WiS,sold »to Mr. Madge.
Mrs.. J., MeVicar, Mrs. X. P.. Warren.
,
The neW oflimrs, Were installed RAM. oFticgR$„
by 4ev. C. • W. Cope, .after which . on' TheedaY evening, with Ex.
Meg. Pridham took her Place as the
new president tend continued „with
,• •
The meeting closed 'With a hymn
and prayer by Rev'. Mr. Cope.
• KNOX CHURCH W„.„M.S.,
The ,first 111P0ting oe Knox W.NL Se
for the thee year was held- in Mac -
Key Hall en Tuesday , afternoon,
With 5 good' attendance. The hied -
nese pertion of the meeting utcos
"conducted by the presideet arid the.
•Ineinbers were divided into -four
grt4ups,' each group rp be responsible
for three months'. work. .;;SIrs.
Gordon Bisset .geve a repoil of the
Presbyterial annual -meeting held
300011 t13' in. Clinton. rrir devotional
eervive 1V/1S C•011thietell by Mrs.
Erskine, who read t -he Seriptn 10 titcl
meditation and the ' prnyer. 31 i.
Taylor epoke briefest' roid gave .some
very' fine tho'ughtite foul inspiration
elltristmae, cards. Committees for for' the work 411 the"ealning ,Yenr•
the Velentine tea .will he n 8, fo1fow,4: The meeting eived with a bynni
Ten, Mrs. J. Thorpe; :qrs. 0.'1,, and 0 moment 0T -silent prayer for
Ellis,' Mrs.. .T. NIeLeod, Mrs. M. 11. 1110 miniA'tea' and the NvPrk,, of the
te pit ens,. *Sirs. -IInfrinap, Miss Grace ennreh•
110berteoe ; deeorp t ions; M Floe- ee, . — • ,
enee Peterson, Mrs. G. G. Parsons, CLINTON RADAR SCHOOL NEXT
Mrs. IT.' W. Bettor; bake .tablo, Tomorrow f Fridav)niehrs at
-
ND's. :G. :31ailtieson, Mrs. T. Don-
nelly, Mrs. Lk. Ilarnilton ; candy.
table, Mrs. W. Watters and •Mrs..
O. G. Gardiner. , , . • •
The meeting WW1 adjouined with
tint. Miipab benedietion.
4Follewing are, the etanding cons-
initteee of Huron County Council
for 1051, as appointed at the session
of the (Coapeil proceeding,' this
week: • ,
Executive, --Earl ;Elliott, R. •Ailair,
It. Swartz, G. Elliott, W. Brock.
Legislativo-4. „IgieNablal G. Orr; B.
13. Cousins, E. Graham, W. Coeli-
retie. -•
Finance—G. 1‘.I. Underwood,, -
. Swartz, J. Graham, M. johnson,
A. McCann.
Education—R. Cousins, •rt.. John-,
Ston, 11. Stro4g, L. , Snider, W.
Cochrane.
PrOperty—F. L. Snider, A.
• Kerslake, G. Elliott, M. Jelinsoe..
County Home—A.. Kerslake, E.-, Fla-
nigan,' J. D. Beeeroft; 'Mira. Mer-
ritt, D. Beuermann..
Agrieralture—D. Benermann,"G. Orr,
G. N. ,Underer,aod,- E. Campbell,
F. D: Beecroft. •••
Children's' Aid ..•-• A. isIieilolson,,G.
Elliott, G. MacDOnalt, Rev. R-0.
MacMillan, Mrs. F. R. rtedditt.
Warden's—R. Cousins, A:: 'MeCann,
,Wm.. Morritt, I. McNabb,
Kerslake. .e.
Equalization—W. Brock, W. J.,
, NIiller, A. MeCenn, -te
G. MacDonald.
Library—H. Strong, E. tilidt,t, G.,
'Mat:Donald, 'T. .Pride, H. John.
'stott,'W. T. CruickSfiank,
Comp. Robert Bisset acting as the Board of Health -1F, Sills, J. D.
installing officer, the .following of- %13eOgroft, E. Campbell, E. Vinni-
fleets. of_Ildron _Chapter, :lie.
. • Broek, E, Graham, '
Ail-pore—L. Snider, 'Grahain,
Ada -
POIice-4f, johnson,, 'Orr, -
treasuree; Ex. Comp. F. R. Darvosv, Campbell.
S.E.; Ex. -"Comp.. Rabert Bisset, Goocl Roads — ' E. I'Vebster, 11
et.N.; Comp. W. E. Deekstader,P.S.;
Comp, Frank Walkout, &S.; Comp.
K. Hezlett, ; Comb. rt. 111.
Pfrimmer, M. of 4th V.; Comp.' A.
11. Scaft,' IL eof :1rd V.; Comp.
Gordon Knitting, M. of 2nd V.;
Comp, Andrew 0. Whitely, M. of
jet V,: comp: Clarence, O. Miller,
ou gun rd ; Ex, Comp• elle try T.
IloYal Ater' Nitiecine,:' -.were duly in-
stalled for 1950: Ex. Comp. Wm. W.
Ze, Ex. Comp, Elmer N. Ore -
hath, H.'; Ex. Comp. Win. A. CurreY,
J..; Ex. Comp, 3. H. Vreerniin,
- *W.
Criminal Audit -4. K. •Snyder,'
'W. Miller, '1'. M. CoStello.•
CinsultatiVe—,T, rIeecrof •A.
- Iterslake, IL Strong.
11,istorie—E. S. Snyder,,r. Sills, 0.'
Asquith,.11. MeCreath, Jefeer.-;
Bark.er, orga igt. Trustee's, 33223 Rt. MAPLE LEAIrCHAPPER,I.o.ox.
Bx.,(,..,omp. W. anivows • The regniar monthly meeting of
comp. G: Sanderson.. and Ex. the Maple Leaf Chapter,
it, Darrow. WA& held in Mackay Hall.. on Pri-,
day afternoon. with, the viee-regent,'
- PPM WEATHER, . Mrs:. .r. kinkead, PreSiding, A .
Tereperatu•res of the 'past Week new member, .Mrs. B, MoOrotli,
,00rresponding week„,1, year ago; :is .4-MiSt in iin:VIng for ,the ilebr ,
in GiNderich, -,with those of the WnS weleomed into the Choter. .
orfiefaily reeordied, were, as' follows: in the arena anditorrain kpaypent '
/ log , 1950,of $400„ wag Authorized. A dens..
Max. Min. 'Igor. Min. tiim of $40 wirS voted to the Piot,-
Tfiurs., ort..14 28 - 17 vion'S Amenities Thant
traotion at the•Memorini Arena will PH., Jan. 1.2 ` 18 18
be a seht,tiliied ..,* Sat., Jail. Ili -.28 14 ' 55- 37
hoekey clash between'elinton Radar Suli,, Jitn4.14 20 43 23
School and the Goderich,tions. 'The Mon. ;tan;..211 43 24
looal -boyS are going stromr and Vritesq ..435 '-' 28
should have good support. • Well., jun', 17 * 22 .3$
Irtelisott 1cad*Mae
interesting•items in torineetien *Mk.
the founding �f At. Ilehthe Aeleeta.
teed Natik Hospital' ift India, '
the 0U has given
18 tinned snpport.
..eeeeeee