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104th YearN0,
Presbyterians
Look FOrward
to Rebuilding
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Theotennuel congregational niget-
438,0 X*419:3; Presbyterian Church,
„held imitediately after the regular
'ehlireheserviee on Sundae afternoon,
was of especial' interest, as it was
the' first annual Meeting sincee the
fire Which destroyed the venerable
'cliureh• home of the coageegatihn
on September 39th last, .,The Meet-
ing waSeheld In North Street United'
Church, where, the regular. services
.of tho-congregatied haye been held
since the fire, and the report of
nthe kirk, session made adknewledg-
meut of this eourtesy of the North
Street 'congregation and of "the
Ititidhes.s_shevenoto u& while_we are
bereft of a church building."
The, eeseion •report,' presented' by
the moderator,. Rev. -R. G. MaoMil-
.also mentioned. other outstand-
ing events of the year, including the
great gathering' ef 'Sunday. June
25th, -whenthe seventy-fifth .ane.
niversary, , of the Presbyterian
Ohuech in Canada was celebrated
in Knox Church by the. Presbytery
of Huron -Maitland. Mention. .was
made of the certification of Robert
J4isset, jr., as a candidate for the
ministry and of elle loss •suffered
by the congregation in the death
Charles E. Saunders, a member
-of the session and Or many years
.active in various departments of
the work of the church.
Increased Membership
,Diiring the year the-c-eingregatioie
• had a healthy' grewth; the number
on the communion roll inereasbig
.by twenty-three to 892, representing
501 families.
'• The report of the Sabbath Sehool;
,p'resented by • the superintendent, em„ in; busines.o was the final' Glen Lodge, and, that the junior el."' infr
arrangements for the high lea to be
congAAA,. regation, ° presented by held on. Shrove Tuesday. Mrs.
Brown gave a ,reading entitled "The
Royal Mother." ,The president
close1 the meet:Log with a hymn
and prayer, after which lunch was
ieerved Beeneetelliee Salkeld,
3.1rs. Jackson and Mrs. Mumble,.
�O0 rAsoNsliR,Egin'ENT
ST;ORURIOR JoHoiR
The anal meeting of the cheir
of ,North Street Uuited Church took
the form, of.oe .."pot-Iuck" eineper
in .the church hall on:JantiarY 25,
at 6.30 p.m. BetWeeie courses, the
members enjoyed ft. sbegsong, led by
George Blielianan, and specip.1 enter-
taiuneent was ii. skit performed by
Mrs. Stephene told. George 'Parsons.
The secretaky, Miss' Steribert, and
treasurer,' •Carltoil \Verse% pree
seine4 their reports.. The retiring
PreeddeOt; Mra. Overholt, thariked,
the, members of the eXeehtiVe, and
of the .chbir for their co-operetien
daring the year..
Mrs. StePheuso convener .of' the
nominating •committee, also thanked,
the retiring executive, and rend. the
new slate a officers for the corning
year as follows; Past president,
Mrs, Overholt; president, George
Parsons; -vice-president, GeOrge-
Buchanan; secretary, Cora Driver;
treasurer, Carlton Wlorsell; eoeial
committee convener,. •Mar.y Lou
Mathieson; assistants, Joyce Wilk-
inson and Marilyn Turner; librar-
ian, Mis.s Smibert; gown committee,
WitSon, Mee. *Humphrey and'
Mrs. Stephens. -
After remarks by the new preei-.
dent, gimes were played, and (choir
practice was held.' •
• 'ST: GEORGE' GUILD.
St George's Churehwoman's
Guild met on Tuesday Nyith the
president, MI'S. DOM,' in the chair:
The meeting opened with a hymn,
followed by prayeos and the repeat-.
.ing of the Guild -prayer in unison.
Mrs. Patterson' read the Scripture.
"Thank you" letters were rend from
• members who had been .111, also one
from the rector and Wardens thank-
ing the Guildfor its •support in
the last, year and wiehing for it
a hapPy, prosperous year ahead.
Dorothy Johnston, both recorded
eticcessfut year.
Mrs. A. Taylor reported for the
senior auxiliary of the Women's
Missionary Society and Mrs. G
MacEwan, for the Arthur Circle, -
the junior auxiliary. The former
• reported $588 • coatribtited to thee
missionary work of theechterch at
• large and the latter $665, in addi-
time to $319 • contributed •to • „the
church rebuilding fund. •
• Other reports presented included ,
• those of the Canadian Girls in',
Training, by the superinteudent,• I
• , Mrs. le McNevin.; the MacGillioray.:1
•Bend, hy Miss Ida White; I
the •Ladiee' ,Aid 'Society.;' by Mrs.1
Robert 'Wilson; the .cholie lAY MISS
'th Yo n Peo le's I
• Society, by 'Cynthia i. Xotmg; and
*
the Igen'e getib„ by Gordon. Walter
All reported' successful activities.
The. Ladies' Aid Society ,eentrib-,
ated $250. to tile' relmildieg ftmd
and $250 to- the general fund of
the churela. '
Appreciation of ••the work' of the
choir under the leadership. of MT.
• W. H. Bishop- was exneefeed It.Y"
Rev. Mr. 'MacMillan. •
!• '
• • Budget Committee'
William Bisset, for the budget
committee, reported the record suite
of $3,367 remitted to Presbyterian.
•,Church headquarters for the gen-
eral work of the church, and the
• financial secretary, L. Earl Elliott,
repor.ted-$13,984-contrillutede1Or
eurrent expenses .of the congrega-
tion. ' • _ '
. F: Saunders reported for the
board of managers, mentioning the
large sum of $10,798 spent in re-
decoration and renovation Of the
• "old church building up to the time
of ••
The retiring Member's, leof the
• board of managers,_ Gordon Mc-
Manus, M. .1. Ainslie, George adDERiorge
OFFICER .PROMOTED
e -elected
trustee" to 'take the - place of the
late Chas. &hinders. •"
•
• gEBEHAII CARD PARTY
• The .britige and*"500" party spon-
sored hy Groderich Rebekah .Lodge
No. 89 in the blue room of the
Legion HtWen• Tuesday afternoon
Was e decided sUCCe66. •Tne guestS
Were welcomed by Mrs, Win. 'Ban-
nistere N:Gt. Mrs. R. Wheeler NvOn
the prize- for. bridge. and Mrs, G.
Plante was the winner at' "5.00.:
Luna, was served by Moe. Riley
and her eammittee.
GODERI011, ONTARIO, THURSDAY FEBRUA.RYA.st, 1951
Joint Pubhc Schdol Graduation Class
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Pupils oof Victoria and Central Public Schoo.ls al joint graduation' exercises, on Vuesclay evening, Januapy 2,3.. Win-
ners of the Robert Park.memorial medals were—BrIb Dockstaderillf Cental school, and Marilyn' Williams. of Victoria
. .
School. •
ON ... 1 '
-.7-London Freen'ess engraving.. .
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$ • [ion la 'tangelo, Se:SO
43e/114 V.S, 33,00
•W. McGrath Gives
Legion Views on •
National Service
HEREFORD MEN PLAN SALE
• Directors of the Huron Ilereferd
A.ssociation, .meeting at Clinton on
Friday afternoon, drew up NAOS for
the Association's ' second annual
•spring sale, to be held on May 15th
_at, Clinton. The annul spicule of
the Ontario Hereford Association
Will be held at Herber Park, Gode-
'1'16, June .2nd. IH. J. L. EedY'
Dungannon, ,presidettt of the As-
-presided at Friday's
meeting:, ••
•
WINS CAPTAIN'S PAPERS '•
'Thomas Kahle, eldest son of Mrs.
Joseph Allison;•.has been successful
in. is• examinations for ca
papers—one. of the youngeet of-
Ocees .to obtain the,se. Tom has
•been .sailing as mate on the Lake-
land Compaoy% 011 • tanker
"Makeevelli" plying between Tor-
onto and 'Toledo, and his many
friends here are pleased With his
success .in reaching the top rung
of the ladder in hisehesen vocation
. ' Stokes and lhonias Sandy, were
lotleite
ARMY
.
•Gap. MacEsvan was eleeted a
• . The Rebuilding Fund''''
,'The • report of the .church. treaS-
• .urer, A. II. Erskieee was chiefly,
.concerned with mattees' pertaining
to the , erection of a new church
• Imildinge With a fire ineurance•
-settlement of $190,877, • and 'fifty -
(eight contributions from members
. • and friends ofthe congregation, the
• rebuilding • cieinmittee had en de-
• posit .$206,832, with pledges on hand
. totalling a. further $30120. No
.canvass had been inade of. the
• Membership and there • was con-
fidence that the ultimate objective
wyeuld be rewehed.
Rev: R. G. MacMillan, chalrmaa
of the 'planning committee, rePorteu
• that many angles had been in-
• - oevestigatedestende.visitseewere-eniade
,to -.Gilt, Teriiiite
• Detroit in search of " Inforthatione
The eonanittee Was planning ,for.
a church to accommodate over 700
• PeoPle, and one that "Will look like
:t church," and stand the test. Of
• time for generatiene. In two weeks,
congregational meeting Would be
called' to ' consider • plans and
• estimates. •• "
The iinting unanimously en-
• dorseds,the recommendation of the
board 'ref managers to increase the
• minister's silary by $200. /11. ex-
pressing his appreciation, Mre'egete.
Miliaw stated that be 3,vcru1d donate
the inerease tile building. fund,
the:erection of the' new church.
SS he Wished to have'. a part in
Robert Bis.4et yeas clutirMan of
• the meeting rind Geo. V, Schaefer
Was• secretary. ,•...• -
The minister relayed to the. con-
gregation a ,eheery enewlige from
Ree.. Dr. T. Wartlitete Tayldr, Tor-
• onto, It former member of '<time
„ .Chttreh, • : • •
An announcement from Ottawa
is that Major T. Murray Ma Don -
j.
aid, 32, "of ,Ottaiwa, former, y of
Goderick is ,peterniage fro Foyt
Lewis., State - of Wa:Shington (tem-
porary Canadian brigade camp:), ,to.
beeme brigade major of the „actiee
fore ' brigade group, Canada's per-
,
•
Mr. Gordon Farnda16, accountant
for th. Dominfoii Stilt emulates°,
Ima, received word, a his' :success,
In bass** the 'exaMination for et
tettified general aceopotruit. The
cortuse leading to thia exaniination ,
has bee» 0. long and strenuous one, I
A
4. Preparedness .was the theme of
a publig meeting held at the Can-
adian Legion' Hall on -Wednesday
evening, • under • the auspice. of
• MAJOR ;T. M. MieDONAtli
inanent afrlinine brgnde, at head-
quarters at Ottawa.
'Majer 511i0Dtnitild has been: gee -
011'1 'eteff officer, headquarters
f. tbe 029th Infantry Brigade •tit
Fort I.e*ls, '
Ire IA the Solt of :elves- Allan
MacDonald, .of Brock street, (ode -
rich. and the "late MacI)onald,
and has made n military career
The,ifthei•epfeinrc was taken Some
Years agf,4
Branch 199. Attendance at the
lgeeting was confined almost wholly
•
to Legien members.•
. •
W. McGrath, president_ of _the
branch, welcomed the.gathering and
ekPlained the purpose of the meet-
ing. Be deplored what' he cote
sidered the lack of preparation on
the part of the 'Federal Government
to meet the emergency that exists
With Communist aggre.esiOn, every-
where. •
" •
, .The three Main paints which the
Dentiaione.Conimand'• of the Can-
adian Legion Ls pressing eipoh the'
Govergnaent were presented (1)•
Nationtil registration; • (8) mobiliz-
ation of industrial resourcee •for '
_defence production, and .(3) com-
pulsory training • in • tbe reserve
forces. • , •
' 'Mr. McGrath cited 'figures as .to
reserve foree • strength. , The • total
strength of. Canada's armed forces'
-4-regu1ars and active reserves -4s,,
lie stated, only slightly over 100,00(),'
men. Britain with but three. tinees
Canada's Population. has 800,900
men in, her eegulart force end 1,000,- • e . •
000 men who have .received one WA RD..Ellg .ARTHICIR'. NICHOLSON
• WARDEN -or litintON
• •
Arthur Nicholson, Reeve of
'Tackersmith townshipeand newly,
elected Warden of- •Hurien .Countee
lias' served his, township as reeve
for eight years. ille•Was a Member
of the Townsh"ip Connell for five'
years. before ,beeeming reeve. •
•lie MIS ,born fifty -foal*, years ago
'Tuckereneith, ‘near
And has fanned ale, his lie, work-.
big '150 tierce.
-
Durioge hie twelve years in the
year's compulsory training. The
Willi tele times the populatiOar: C'eurity Council .he has been aegood
wil.(11.110h.atinvge, tahicetany •amdenian toL.pgClanoned::
• one in the armed forces ' in a short
time..• '
mini -MT -Command brief: "In latine.h-
big •operation prepareduess, the:
Legiott seeks to embarrass no on
and -has no Political axe to grind.,
Instead, we believe that the stage
has been reached in Canada's hi.so
tory where, in crises of this nature, six children—live esoaes' and one
peslitical consideration. Must be ,daughter. The latter is •a student
abandoned -and the nation% INIelfare at Seaforeli High..School. Four of
'made' the primary eonsider.atiOn of the sons are, married and live in
all citizens and organizations. We, Seaforth. and 'llueltersenitb. • The
make no attempt to suggest ;detailed' other on is at :home. •
Methods by which our three-point Mr. Nieholson is the first warden
.program should be eimpleme.tited. of Horeb. from Tuekersmith since
We realize' that a program of ita- 1913.
tiotial "Preparedness will cost •a
. •
debater,. and it careful legislator.
He was a school .trustee for seven-
teen •yeare,..and LS at pre4nt vice-
esielent -of the eaforth .Fair
Board, •. -,clemraiesioaer on -the
Tuckeremith TelePhhtie Coinmis.
sion,e and it member,. of, First, Pres-
bYterian• Church, ".Seaforth.,'• Bis
wife, le the former Kathleen ...11c -
!Burney• of Witighanao They have
VJOTORIA STREET
• CHOIR- ENTERTAINED
Mr. „had Aire. eVue, Westlake •en-
tertained the cheir. Victoria
Street 'United 'ChterelcliiSt Titers,
day - eveniag. 'titter choir • practice
at their home io Colborne bpewnShip,
During the evening the enamel
meeting and election of offitere was
held.- •Mr.eSaie Argyle was ,eleeted
•president and scalier officers are:
flonokaty presideait, Mrse W. West-
lake; \lee -president; Harry West-
lake; secretary-treneuree, kiss
Marjorie Overholt; •libratilin,'.Ches.
..Woods; gowo ernunittee., Mrs. ,Geo.
Curren, Moe Alva •Thempson,.'Mrs.
J. N. eleKinnon, Aire. W., Westlake,
Mrs. R. Good; • social committee,
-Mies Charlotte ':Slaguire,* Mrs. Dop,
Campbell, Harry Westlake, 'Chas.
Woods.; placement ,commietee, Miss
Mai Y Joyce •Straclaan,• mrs..G.
Carrell. The 0010 -representative
to the music Committee will be
S. Argyle.• •
At the coachteion. of ,the business,
Mrs. 187,§tDake served a. sumptuous
super. :
tremendous • amount. We believe
that .6.tzr democratie, freedom and
principles Are . worth whatever
sacrifice's are necessary."
In .conchision. President McGrath
Suggested that the Canadian Legion
was hilly' justified in asking' that.
its three-poitit program be 'caeried
out. -National registration was, -a
necessity so that the Government
Might know how to use its men -
power most effectively.; induetrial
mobilization, so that our fighting
.men niigh•t be properly equipped for
beetle; compulsory training in :the
ThelerVe force, so that Canada might
at least have the fremevverk of a
fighting force with' which to belp
Preserve world peace, or fight for
DM country's survival. •
1„oelehrectieeeleieee.O1oPt6leillge•thel,
trammg of ...soldiers - and • real-life
battle ,conditions, were shoWn, • TO
• litres were '"Battle Is Our, Bilsi-
nerse," "Cherbourg," and "'Gateway
to Germany." •••
PERSON AL ...MEN TION
miss June. Cemningluno. who has
been • 'emplo,yed, at' Blackstene's
restaurant, left on Monday for Loh -
don te enterupon teething as a
nurse ,tet Victoria Hospital.
• Mr 4L G. Gardiner was in Mount
Forest hist Week atteudiog • the
funeral of his uncle, the late Mr.
Abner MeElroy, lifetime resideet
of that &stria.
Mrs. W. J. Davidson, who ore-
cently Purcnased the S. II. Ilidke
residence on Cobonrg.street, moved
her household furnishings, from De-
troit to Goderich o TuesdaY and
will „make GoderiCh her permanent
home. -
FUNERAL OF MRS. HARRY
" WATSON
*Annie Jene Clark, widow ef
the' tete Ilarry :Watson, who died'
suddenly on Tuesday, Januttry 23rd,
Was buried on Friday afternooe.,
after a service at the Brophey ft -m-
ere). home condateted by the Rev.
D. W. Williame, The pallbearers
were Fred Watsonv Tennant Men.
Ilan•• (brothel's -in -Jaw), • Rrissell
Drennan, Cart • Clark, " Chas.
Breekow, jr., Archie Townsend
(nephew's) The oWe r-bea re rs
were iiieeeee Mrs,- Verna ilreekow,
Mrs, 'Velm !Airfield, Mrs. Mabel
Gray, Mrs. Helen TownstInd, Miss
Alma Clark, •Mrs. Joyce Calnpliell
and Mrs. :Niary Drehaari.. Those at-
tending from 5 dietanee were"Mrs.
Pearl Stewnit of Port_ Colborne.,
Mr. and Um. Raymond .Crawford
of London, "Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Drennan Of Clinton, -Mt Lterne
Clark of IC111(14111E,, Mr," and MrP,
Wilfred and Gordon Plunkett of
'Auburn.
•• „
7, jakeit-krafF.wiyorkz.
The wiring On the radar equip-
meut and the. ship-toLshore • tele-
pinine system at the harbor is being
overhauled by MacDonald Electric,
as well 'as wiring on the fore idid
aft cabins on Pattereon Stetepshih
Line ships in -the -winter fleet. Other
jobs; reeently'finislied by MtteDonald
Electrte are complete rewiring.and
installation,of new lighting fixtures
at St. George's Church and the
installation of a battery of ,fluores-
cent lights at • the Res'al Bank.
, .
DON IVIACKAY, W cOACH
.FOR TRE 'INTERMEDIATES
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•
Theereeignittien• of Des' Roche AS
emelt of, the Lions Intermediate
hoekey team has been aceepted and
• Don ' MiteK UT has been nppoin tee en
succeed' him, _ The new coach . 16
no stranger to hoekey fans, having'
•pleyea ia years gone by for Gode-
rich and Clinton clubs. He has a
tough ;IOU in taking' over ''a • team
gob* into the playoffs: The Lions
have finished therd.-in their W.O.
A.A. Iiitetinediate a ,gireap.,
tWo directors at the plaOground
•
HEAD OF AIR. CADETS
•,h . vZsxT oopratioii
has been, ,announced ;by , the
Goderich Branelf Of the Royal Can-
adian Air Vert* ASsociaition, 113tron'
Wing,* that Air VIce.igarshai.13. E.
Middleton, (B.E., „Ontario secre-
tary -manager 0 the ,cadet
League, will vi.at 'Goderieh , Q•n: Tues-
day, .1-eehruary 0,, to comilletO the
organization of a local Air Cadet
unit being sponsored the
,rfcli branch Of the Assoeiatien, •
Air Vice -Marshal: Middleton will
address Meinbers and ',guests of the
Assoeiation- at a Jneeting
.to be held. at the Legion Ilan at
`pututeorulaTsueesadvaaYbieev,edniinrege.tion.'. the
Air Cadet movement in Ontarie haS
gained the wholehearted support of
'community organizations and citi-
zens interested in boys' work., The
organized training in eitizensbip
• and individual responelbility nro-,
vided hy-Air-fIndet ...trainineaele of
sPecTal—iraportande in these days
Of. dire .national emergency, and
warrauts, the interest, and suPpert
of every member of the community.
CELEBRATE '55TE. •
Rev, W. Cope Heads_
Recreation Board
for,Cotpigg Year
••A revislon of the .constitution and
• eleetion of offieers of the Recreation
Commission • featuehd the annual
tweeting *of that body on 'Monday
night. .
N. W. Miller, vice-chairman, pre-
sided, -and Ater considerable dis-
. cOpy 0 tents
NorthSt, Church
Reports Good Year,
Elects cers
4:attendance that almost taxa"
the ,,'eapacity Of the eburgh ltaU
featured the annual i‘mgregatiena1
Meeting ;of Nertix .• Street United .'
Ohurele on Friday oyciOg).Jaatitint
26tia. Members of the 'congregation
and. •thelr faMilicS 'gathered 'for
aupPer, '4) ° receiVe. the annual ro..-
Port0 And .to.share art.:impressive-
wership • seroce winch conCluded
;with the showing of the film Tho,,
Salt of tht,-,i Earth."
• 'Rev. C, Wesley. Cope . 'Presided
overthe meeting. .10,1It Thorpe,
was secretary. The rePartS were
Presented. by 8, Torner,i'lhe
treasurer of the chnrch. W. A.
f1ay presented the, report of the• ,
budget ,eonimitteer referring, par-,
ticularly to plans, for further eine-,
proyements to the church and par-
sonage property In the Coming year...
James Correa was the soloist foil
the evening, accompanied by AIM
Clark. He,' sang ."Whereer on
'Walk"' and' "Whea 1 Survey tthe
Wondrous Cross.',' ,..„
The ' yearly reports •revealed a
general increase in the total raised,
$200 was raised fa Manitoba flood
relief. The property committee .
ported a year of considerable ak-
tivity, including the construction of.
new 'front steps to the ehurch and
the insulation of the sanctuarY, ;
The two auxiliaries of the W.M.S.
reported a, suceeWal year and the
WonainOs-ASsoelationroraisetloalteesto----,--
$1200 In their year.• .-
'The electiopte coMmittee reported 0
the election of Wm, Ellwoodp.J... E.
liarnwell, F. G. Kershaw,, j,. 8.
MeTavish, W. P. IL, Priee and .A.
R. Scott to the se.ssfon, of elder
for Six -'ear tellies; W. C. Attridge,
M. F. Noble, E. J. Pridham, George,
Parsons, Earl Weetbrook and C.
Worsen • to ;** •the • cOmmittee• of
stewards for three-year terra's, and
E. Harris for two years, to fill the
Vac:at-my created by the death' of,
J. R. Wheeler.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
alinsirm.y, Jan. 29.—Mr. . and
Mrs. J. C.. Vritzley celebrated the
ti.fty-tifth . •anniversary of thefr
:wedding today.
• ,Mrs. FeitzleY, formerly Cora Ross,
daughter, of the late .111r. and Alex.
Ross, of '.LueknOW, and JOhn C.'
Fritzley, •sten'.• of .the late Mr. ,and
'Mtge- Jahn' Fritzley of Goderech,
-*re married in Leekneweeie nnarY-
29th, 1896, by the' Ree. 'Charles
Miles Of the Anglian Church,
:only three Of‘the guests attending
'the Wedding aee ',still living, :and
they are •the bridesmaideMrs: Wil-
liam. Miller, of Californite.eed Mrs,
Fritzley'sehrother-helaw and, sister,
Mee .end Mrs-. T'.. W. Sneith, 'Luck -
now. ••
Both•Mr.•-aod MrS. Fieteley are
in, feiriy, good '.They bare
always taken' a great iofeljest
tile -Anglican ..Cluirele Ohesley,
which.. they :hark attended. since
cussion changes- hi, the constitution coming here fifty-seven years ago,
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-.change is . in 'serving •theeener OebtaxelteoifeehurehsGODERICH GUN CLUB
,
were epproved. • One
work. Mr.• leritzley W -as a 'warden . '
and Sunday eselwol superintendent
-while Mrs. Fyiezley was 'et menthol. . . •
. .. -,• .
of the choir and:Woolen's Auxiliary ' The • annual eueeting of 'the- Gode
ehd. ‘presideut -ef the • ,Guild .- fee, 41.1.10t1f.le,inhi(;CmIt:bfwit jea.chkeh!Gonnb•eMrtt3daofy:,
. ,..
by. Mrs.-J.1i. Kinkead, treasurer, tWenty-tive years- • - ,„.
Showed. receipts' -0.f... ,S4',4-10 and • a SaMr. • Fritzley • was, employed- by •,eicers as followswereelected for the
halance -on -hand ,of .,$1,S39.64.• •
Nelsen Hill dod 'C.„ 1. Bu_ek, that dependent Order of. Oddfellows and President"; Herb. .Ltimpree, tie us
,Inethes sponeured by • Sheeiff Yettre. He is a member. of . the 'In-.
Kreas .13rothees for more. tintir fifty. roniing •'year;' 'Wm. . G. L'uoihY, e
11.7re:ri;de;:h;nDpr:-,0,Ju.6.1,eel, .s,'L:eltbalitInv : _Avic6.,:eh:
the Conimiesion lake' oyer all eportS, Ancient Order. Of Foresters., • He is
inetialing heckey, baseball, etc., was
lest,- and an tonendmeet moved by
dose .er the meeeing; mere -
:to 'Cory • atid O. 'Eenerseu, Hutt the . ali.. a nd• -Mrs. Fritzley had ftierl,twknft,.'th
questi•en of taking-. over' organized ehildren. . One son died in infaney O
I bees occorded 1/0-t eof. thanks to-
. .
, .. .
sport by the Cominieeion he referred and another .sen, Alex, ,die'd. at .the
the pleasant luncheon .served.e
an opieion, was' endorsed. , A eeely - - Suryiving are ; 'Mrs. • Clifford .
..e.. 1...
The'. Wednesday .Shoot •
is, requested: before - February 22,xeltelsial . Wrightselaminoque, _end. Mrs.' I ' .
.,.11.all to which it. moved. when it to .5 la the iifteehoon and„.8 to 10
'Town Council .chenther af 14;,,rn1r11 reeeption Wae held today 'Troia 0
Liunby 22-17e Jeck Gilbert 1347-Y.-
gatheriog that 'filled to eapacite the ley, .at hose lieme•, the..wedding. Gilbert .10-22-16-21,-; Hedley Prbus&
15-18-22 ;.. Bill , Beck 20-22; • ,Bne-'.
was found the eeditorium was not in .the evening. . • ' '' '. The scores of the visiting teem
. . -
.
the mune. of .the organ:le/Woe, now
to ,be known as the Recreation
CO1111111861011 instead of the 'Iteceea-
thin :Council. . •
A financial statteneut submitted
• ELECTS .orFictRs4
raege Ebner
a keeie howler atta skater, alel keeit-
ly 'intereeted" .hockey. • -* •Cianstole• tietteener entertain-
Iehe hoete.s.s, Mrs.' Jack' Gilbert, for
• • '" ' for 14e Of nine
Seertee• at Wednesday's shoot -of
The meeting was attended by a It. althea) -Hetherington, Vbes• -
th CI b • • follows• •
heated. ' .
To Engage Two Playground 'imile.11,egrrei4tat7gronldirehglrical.n- ' Anderson 22-24-1i;3; Tem. 'Sberratt ,*
Directors . delii,ld.ren. and iron), Kippep were as fellows :•eeoe., •
20-20-23;' Bill Kyle, 18-23; Sate
It. was 'decided to eentinue with. nougat 10-20; C, Lee. 19721 Tota•esL..-
' • THE WEATHER
Temperatures of tie past week
in Goderiele with thotee of , the
corresponding week a year4-ago,
officially recorded, were as follows:
1951 - 1950
Max. Min. Max. Min.
Tlairs., Jan. 25..26. 20 63 46
Fri.', Jan. 26 ....25 20 . 61 20
Set, Jan,. 27 ....20 '6 21 17
Sun., Jan. 28 • 6 40 20
Mon., -Jae. 11, 25 20
Tues., Jan. 30 ..16 3 27 15,
Wed., Jan. 31' _12 4 26 19
..SEPOYS HERE MONDAY . daring. . the • stammer eettson, the Dougal 14.
as last year, and to re-engage
• Luckilow Juveniles•will be bele ;Sallie
an Monday alightefor a game .at as one of Wiese Mies Kay Meredith JTOIN GOVENLOOK
-Memoreateoiereaa %virile the local of the uuiversity of 'Western On DIEs AT 88 *YEARS
4eivelliles, • ' committee coMpoSed qf
•
• .N.• W. Miller, Rev': C. W, Cope and S,E4FORTII. John M. Geven-
. THREE IN A ROW G. Emerson was appointed to inter- lock of Seaforth, one of• the . -most
view prospective "direettirs to take prominent -figures. in Ilaron. ceunty
calTishethr wbereikgt,tt
ibent17
isionhaedofthtrheee
the place of George Arnott, one .of
the tevo -directore of .last Summer, for . the laeti littlf-cenniry;' died on'
tires W116 serious. Friday lasteat Seat Memerial Hose.
1 who will not be available this year. Seaforth:,
• He was .eightys
Rev C W Cope • Wee elected
'LADIES. APPRO'ApIING - • • • eight years of age and until recent- e
chairman. for 1951, with:Mies Mary iy was •ohite „active. He Wits •a
• •
• .coNcLosIoN, Or ,SE:R.XES ,Hioti-ell as secretary. and...j. 'F.. Cory
, •lifelong , Liberal . and for a termi'
.
, . as, treasurer. Chairmen of various 1919-23, he WkIS Member of the
moinada, the L::Itidgiheet:.13(tiwwelinnicy.-Lfoeuargue:20ono,
. .
colinhittees were pamed as folloeve: Ontario Legislature for the. 'riding
scores we tarned In. :Summer sports, J udge T. M. Cos- Of Centre. Huron•
There .are s'. - •
tello ; winter . spores, L. O. 'Whet- Ho WAS born in .MeKillop tAxi-
GlilYt
to turn iiir..li-imthrenights
eirhgh.fsairulugleesillIa)enrcl raye, xiller; Other whiter activities, there. :Later he ,operated a tile
mie°t
; hee stminiee aetivities, .N. ship. ehd ,ie his ea ily years farmed '
triages; so 'let's see some 'eonl- Mrs: G. Enierson. c.. 1. l3uck and yard for Many years at Winthrop.
petition for these. •. - 'Mrs. J., II. :Rinkead were named He, wale a inetither. of 'the' TONVOIshie),• •
• NEW BAPTIST. MINISTER-
. ,M• .•
Kev," Inn Hind, minister -elect.
of the Goderich Baptist Church,
While a ,native of Brussels, in this
eounty, comes t� Gialerich <from
Regina, Sask. 'He was oidained in
1943 while, a Minister of Cameron
Memorial. Ba:ptist Chureli en thnt
city. *He is a 'graduate in arte
the Pnieeteity of British Colouabite,
and studied theology in Unioe .C61 -
The Bouthere tot* •seven point's as members at large. Connell many years,' and for fifteen
from Larders to have n six-PoiPt A letter of thaeks 'wits • •alethor- oi camseentive yeare was reeve. Ile••
•
'main ,secoad place' by talcing
lead la first Pittee. Blue Bells re- izOd to be seat to W. 0, Attridge Niii§ 'Warden of Florae, county in
for 'auditing the baoks„
11 nye point froin Alley Cats. White A report of. activities of the .past
in Sen f rIli Agri -
Caps took over Third place •by tak- i•ear wns submitted by ..elise
log sqven, points from Litggers. it,‘well. Teo reenter in(otings were cultural' Society, and had seryed *
t:rHmoeis.kci,:er's11 11)11 sa
N(I'f'7:hr41(e}linigll''stithill:ee17.dTtObpt°\pecietrsit..1%)r3tf(m'rilihtvhee fl.°111 °1"1, t° twt117-°11e',
id itt
Preebyterian Chufch liere
held, with :in attendnnee ranging a director -for manyeyeare. • WritS
OW' of the oldest membere Firse
nnints
, •
Strike -outs' exchanged sixth Place
for fifth by _taking seven points,
from Chain Gang.
The. Strike-orttsturned' in the
highest 'one•game total, 1082, for five
players in the two series.
Some high singles and triplets:
Lucy- Johnston 287, Phyllis Careick
7272i,serall,TheileVetrpee-17-PICAIWCilice.
el'ac • 669e, Luey . aolnistim 041,'
Marilyn Chip 626. •
• , TEAM STANDING
13theiterte
' Moe Bells • 36
.White Caps • 31
• Happy Gang 39
• Str1ke4mte 25
• 'Poppers e • 21
Loa foes
Alley Cete-
• Laggerts
Oa it in Ga pg
0.
0
• Judgment in
•
•
Judge. Costello' ofi•TtiesdaY heard
several assessment appeals from the
local Coart of Revision tied hankted
'ortf, Judgment today • (Thursday),
the appeul of Coatsivorth
Cooper, grain' ilealers, tile appellant,
who ha,s an °thee in the Bedford
Itotel building, claimed that he
should be rismssed esti retailer on
11 35,• Per tient. basis. and not at
75 per cent" the t•ate for a whole-
sale business.
The appeal WaS dismissed, the
'Court holding that the tieeeeSor was
'
correct itt claseifying the appellant
ns a wholesale dealer.
Kilpatrick tippealed frora
an Assessment • of -$6,300 • on his
residenee property eMarket street.
The wtts redueed to
, .
$5,525. •
•W. C. Sttridge's property on
South street, as.gcssed at 45,850,
was redueed to $4,025, the house
being unfinished. '
T. Roy Patterson appealed from
ilte assessment of bis residenae pro-
perty an OW10011 street at $3,950.
This was redueed to $3,300. „
."SNO-BO MAKES SHORT'
•WORK OF SNO
•
• The • -Sno-Ble," powerful and
efficient little rotary tempi ow
manufactered by • the Dominion'
Road Machinery Company of (Ode-
e-I--iW.4trlfteTeeeie-eeeVedlieoedW
afternoon whnt it; tan do tee a pile
At snow. Don Aberhail ttUcinql
itta. aetractor and set it to work
on the Square. In a sbortthne
jelled „whipped the snow oft' the
roadway • and into Court House
Park between Hamilton street a id
East street. spectators were im-
pressed With tbe !Manner in which
the "SmAilo" • operated,, This re-
markable machine has had wide',
spread' sale this winter right across
Canada and"i'iLmany States sofith
of the border,
• WILLING WORKERS CLASS
The W1lIing Workers class*et
Victoria Street Chureh met
on January 23rd, 'tit the home of
Mrs. C.. • hangille.,,, Mrs. V. Smith
presided for the devotional period,
during which short rending's were
given by Mrs. A. 3.. Smith, Mrs.
Thos. Gray , and "Airs. 0. Ceirrell.
The president. Mrs," T,Angille, eon-
dueted tbe busineAs seesion. Plaim.
were formed for a hamar in,
• isTovember.'aud4for. a play, "A ?Mr
'of Maths. Kids," to ho presented
Under 'Class anspices the middle of
Februaryby the- Busy ROA of Zion
Cbureh .(Ashileld circuit). ° Two
new inembem were weieomed."
REV. :UN G. IIIND
lege, Vancouver, and "UniVersity of
Chicago Diyinity School.
Mr. Mild( with his wife and
two children,' arriving in _Gode-
rich this week and tbe new !minister,
will occupy the pulpit of the Iocal
church on Sunday, leebrintry Ath,
both' morifing andievening.
An induction service will be held
011 Friday, evening, 1PehinarY Othf at
8 o'clock, 'to 'Which the° public. is
cordially invited. The tottgrtgation
Last "November 5, he .and Mrs, '
Geventoek, who Is seriously 111 az
her home- at the. prosetit time, eele-
brined their sixty-eixth wedeing
'tiversary..
Surviving, beideS his 'wife, are
two sons,, Nelson, of Wateeford;
TASter., gorcke,,t-'01-404r;.-dnughteisit:7-
1VitA-Nray Dorrance, Seatorth; Mrs.,
Nottnen Zeeland, Lethbridge; Mr&
.1. Brown., Toronto; Mrs.
Phillips, Chathaml,, anti two half-
sisters, Misses Jean • an4, Nora
.elovenleck, Ottaiva.
• The funeral tooleplaceon Monday,
afternoon, when • service • in the '
Presbyterian ehureli Was conducted
hy ReV., 0, Caniphell.Anusng
the large number tittendfng we
A. 11. Erskine, Tt R. Patterson, N.
,11. Xlyikead of :
Goderich. .
• w
,
liNOX -IAARIES! 'AID
° •Tlie Ladies' Aid of Knox Church '•
held thoir ,Tanurtir meeting * Mac,-
gay Hail' on° 14'riday•last.
W11.-1 a large turnottt inerebets°•to
wfolcome tlieir,new President, 'MO.
Peter MacEwan, who ,Presided.
The •deVational 'part of' the, ,ineeting
was taken.. by • Urs.. eilorden Thsst
'and Mrs.Jos. ,IfeNevin, Mrs. (iter.)
13. It -Parr gave lni•interesting talk
on "Tbe tYge of :Our Zlands."'.. VOL.
7:411101 W4ft,.. It new Member, rentl
IntS decorated the parsonage and is ered a plonsjeg nanther,
eagerly looking forward to the lehOpites -"Waltz in Minor." 'The
settlement of Wig young, energetic president, ossisted by lx,r executive
minister In thell midst , eanduittee, arranged group leadent
-London Prei Press engraving for 1051.