HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1951-04-05, Page 1104 h year—NO. 14
. GODERICH 'ONTA.RIO, THURSDAY APRIL 5th, 1951
aut)seripltion En' Ucoeisaa $2#6.0
$400 •
:Public School
Board Requires
14 -Mill Levy for '51
..„„ All the members' of the Town
Cintncif were 'present at ,the meet-.
, ng on Tuesday niglAt, when, in ad-
ditIon to the ordinary businesS, a
"delegation from the Collegiate In§ti-
tute Board was heard and matters
in connectign miith the proi)osea
new scheol were TdiseusSed, •as re-
. ,..paz•rted in another column,
•The request of the Legion, for
use of Court House Park for their
annual carnival on June 9th was
sent t� the parks committee..
A petition for 'a light on St.
PatriOk's street between Waterloo
street and St: Patrick's Park was
referred to the .'water, light and
harbor conansittee.
A plan for improving the lot
owned by Alexondra Hospital west
of the laundry building was sub-
mitted "bv' the business manager,
John van D,00rnick, who asked for
,the Town's assistance by way of
obtaining about twenty-five trees
' for ,planting. • Refer,red to 'public
works committee. ,
A. request from the 'Commimity
• Nursing Registry for permission 'to
hold a tag day on June 30th was
referred to the special -committee.
For the Junior Chamber of Cem-
merce R E Barnes " wrote stating
that this-organizatiOn is seeking
• 1.ineo ration jjnder the
name o er c •un -017Tcd—Kg'
sociation," as the naine "Chamber
' of Commerce" is denied under the
Board of Trade Act. The -consent
of the Connell for tne use of the
proposed , name . was requested as
neeessary for incorporation. This
• WAS* referred to the special com-
'mittee. —
'Public School Levy for 1951
The Public School Board sub-
mitted a requisition for $62,470
for the current year. This would
;As require a levy of.14.
The estimated receipts and expenditures of the Board .for 1951
are as follows:
,REOEIPTS
. •
On 'hand Jan. 1st
, Providdial grants
Town levy •
Other- revenue
•
$ 1,2b6
29,000
62,470
200
$92,926
•• EXPENDITURE'S '
s4Advance on 1.9a1 levy 7,000
Teachers' salaries (lesa .
superannuation) 46,000
Instructional supplies • • 5,000
Administration • — 1,500
. Plant operation- and main-
:--terfahee 12,000
Auxiliary- 'agencies • , 200
Debentures• 21,234
$92,084
- * The Board operated on a 'deficit •
in 1950. ` •
,Riereation ConunisSion Ask a $2A00
, The Recreation Connnission sub-
mitted a 'financial . statemeet for
1950 and its estimates for 1951,
and -asked for a grant of, $2,500.for
this ,Diabiirsements in .1950
amounted . to $2,000.96, of which
-1,470 wile for directors and their
as.sistants, • Oh .',Istnuary 1st this
, year.; the Commission had a bal-
• 'once on hand ot$1,839.64. ,Estintat
for this year call for an ,expen
tate- of vai580.-.. , —
• The statement Was. seat to the
finance committee.
Building Peimits •n.
Phe Clerk reported,. live'bUilding
,perintts issued,,..with a total estim-• ;-
ated cobt of.$7,600, Of this amount
$000 is. for an *addition to- en
' office of Dcirnixthin & Chemical
Co. Ltd: Othei.pennits isSued
were -to Gordon. Mellami§, Stan-
ley sfreet; John Vickers, Cobourg
streetl-Wr-MugfOrdi-Newgate-street,
and Mrs.` Elizabeth A. 'Hunter,
Market street.” Applications refer-
, red to the dire committee were
from Harold Harvey, for a dwell-
ing en Mary street, to cost. $2,500,,
and Lloyd 13radley, for as.house on
MOry street,: to ',cost
A letter from 'Thoura&.°. Pria)
M.P.P, acknowledged recelpt• of the
• Councirs resolUtion 'respecting -busi-
ness asse,ssnient (for County tax-
, ation): Mr. Pryde, added,: "It looks
to me. as •:if you had a pretty good
argument, and I will be pleased
to discuss it A.`tith ,the Minister of
Municipal Affairs in •the :We)? that
someittetion might be taken.'
nsideration of 0.01. Levy
., • " - • Asked . '
The.' finance. committee, recom-
Mended that the request' from the
Goderich. District .Colleglate Board
_t ttoV274t64951
referred .back • te them' fer, Tenets -
sideration, as' the request ,.repre-
seats a 100 per, cent. iticreaSe, or
-$10,000, "over . last year's levy, on
the Town of (.1rodeeich. 4. 'Another
recoMmendation was that 11'11(1100n -
el insurance of $in,opo be :plated
• on the Town Hall.
The public, works committee re-
commended that 'the Women' e • Hos-
pital Auxiliary advised that no
change.has been made in the rental
fee ef, $3 per Meeting for. MacKay
Hall.
Tho, special comtnittee recoms
:mended that alterations be made
to the shed at the rear. of' the
Tetvii 8411 providelt dog. pound.
- The parks eommittee recom-
'Mewled that the 1-ilue 'Water 13and comml
tbe.granted use of AgrirulturaPPark
i on july 4th far ,a tattpo and:tbat,.
the Saddle •club have the nse of the
park on July lst:
The. 'c.ommittee reports were
adoPte,d, .• • ' • , ,
Zoning of Town. `Proposed
„ A motion :0 Councillors, jackaon
and 1Valzalt, that the..Toewn, In
order to' be prepared for Indristrial
.expanSlon, arrange quieltik_a's
possible for theAoning me twit,'
*Vets .8ent, to the indtletrial• eoM-
'ante&
,
' It Moved •bY CounC1110148'
Wal-
Ak And Allatris, and minted, that
the -Public Iltfilties .CommisSion be I
requested inSt1111, an water 1
4.0:'S PRESENT A1t.W.Etal
GIFT TQ , LI Lt"
, Five inember'S ot the . South
Waterloo Jitnier Chamber. of :,'oni-
merce an1 two members, of the
KitchenersAvaterloo Chamber were.
gtiests •of the Goderich J.C.'s
their monthly diener meeting_ held
at 'the. BritishsExelninge 'Hotel on
Wednesday 'evening.,
After the- 'introduction 'pr' guests
rice -President Mel Culbert °fin:lolly
Welcomed them OiA •behalf of the
Goderieh ehamber, • •
Gerry East, of Kitchener, regions
al viee-president Q clisthet 2, out-
lined the agenda ter the regional
5 convention to be 'held at Hamil-
ton or Apri1V7, 28 and 29. At
least six members Of the Goderich'
;Chamberplan to attend this con-
vention.
President Walter ;Attie, 'win) left
Goderich.' sev.eral months ago to.
go into actIve service with the
Royal -Canadian Navy,was unable
to attend the meeting as tied been
hoped. He. was to be presented
kAttne meetingwith a' doetbes
travelling bag,' as' s a gift • of the
Goderich J.C.'s. Instead, Vice-
-President Culbert and members of
the executive • .will present Dr.
Little 'with the gift at his home
this (Thursday) evening, when he
'will be in goderich on his last
leave before being transferxecl to
Ross Sparks, Si. ,Patrick's street,
,Was thd. winner of thelucky draw
conducted- as t Monthly feature
of the "The _Thin
w a ver is , urned out to be
•
a loVely. radio.
BL'U'E 4 WATER HIGHWAY
ASS'N TO _MEET HERE
'Plans will be. laid Friday after-
noon for . the annual meeting. of
the Blue Water Highway 'Associ-
• ation, to'be•held in Goderich tiring
the latter, part of •April, at which
the guest speaker will be Leo Dolan
of Ottawa, chief of Canada's tourist
trivvel bureau. Floyd 'Rumford of
Forest, 'president of the 'Blue Water
'Highway., Associations and Carl
Manore of Sarnia, secretary) Will
meet With the following Goderich
mee on Friday to arrange for the
annual meeting:- C. L.- Parsons,
Stan PreVett, George Ellis, John
Thorpe and john Stilly.
•
I ANNVAL MEETING
- BOARD OF TRADE
'Connueneino• the seventy-sikth
I.year since it received its charter;
• the goderich. Beard of Trade is
hording its .annual • meeting at lite
Bedferd, Hotel on Friday night at
' 8 .o'clock. A buffet lunch is being
. served 'dnd the- meeting is 'open to
everyone. Guest speaker, will hs
C. A. Pollock Of Kitchener, Presi-
dent .0 the Ontario Chamber of
'Commerce, who will be •aceompanied
by the Ontario ,seeretorY, Mr: Buck-
ley. .Plans for „ next year will be
laid kind reports are to be heard
from the, following committee chair-
men: James: Carapbell, „George -Par-
„sons, John Thorpe, . J. K. Sully,
R. M. Metizies.,: Terence Hunter, S.
Shenton and Malcolm Mothers.
AIR -CADETS VISIT
CENTRALIA STATION
' •
e Pride ci
oder'ich
A4SEpSIXG,,,p17XCERS
AT NOTINT FOREST
Iluron County. 4SSe6S01: .A tUex
ander presided at a 'Meeting -of
district No, 4 of the ProiiinCial
4ssociat1on of. Assessing Officers
• held at Mount Forest' on Wednes4
day, March, 28,th, When there was
a registdred f4tendance of 108.
'illayor Treleaven of,Mount Forest
gave an address of welcorae. The
guest speaker, 14.3: V. 1Lebonrn of
Owen -Sound, pyeqident of the PrO.
vipcial Association, revieWed, the
work of the organi2ntion,
Other speakers and their subjects
Were: Ray. Astiten, assistant coni.
'City of London, en bIs
eXperienc.es in, assessment of Lon,
don and suburbs; Wl1iam Oliver
assistant commissioner of Galt, on
"LinsineSs ASseisment ;" Fid Cade,
representative 62 the Departatent_ef
Munigipal Affairs, •Toronto, on "De-
partmental Regulation§;". A:
Mail., of The 'Municipal World, St,
Thomas, on "NeW tegiSlation and
the •AssessMent Act;" Ed. .Engel-
wood, on assegsraent Of farm lands..
'
J. P. Coombe, 'Aeci'etary of the Pro-
vincial ASSociation, led a discussion
period, •
A. W. Blowes, Perth county, Will
eleeted eltairnian, and Harry
Strang,- Usborne, secretary for
1951. The next•annual meeting will
be held in Listowel.
The team that won the Peewee hockey chamPionship of • Marvin Wolff, 13i11 Robinson.. -
Ontario last week, playing and winning five games in five Back row, Mt to right: Mrs, D. il'Atiooney, Bob Fisher,
days. - " " ' . -Lorne Wakelin manager; Ed: Scudder Clare Harman, Bill
. ""''''"VrtetalMiirritit•TtrAritirtTlttrittirIViikiwittsirr7evvrernw""--"Iritgfr;gtiNtriteettraturt,-.11t u mg on, -,
• Doak, Ronnie :Williamson, „Art P.eachey, Frank Miller, Howard Carrol, trainer; Walter Westbrook, coach.
Goderich Peewees
Ontario
ChampionshiP
Before nearly '1,000 enthusiastie
fans. at the .arenkt, on Friday. night,
'Goclerich's plu.cky -.Peewee hockey
team 'left. Lindsay Peewees an the
8hort. end of an 8-4 score and skated
off the ice ,Otitario 'Peewee hockey
champions., It was • their 'fifth
straight win in 'the ,.Young :Canada
Week liockey tournament •,Whielt
saw nearly 000 -players • of sothe
twenty-six •teams competing from'
Monday through to Friday tight -in
the three different series •
Goderich• edged •Walkerton,
to 2 on Thursday night :to, eme e
victors -of the :Western Ontario Con-
tests and in the right to • meet
LindShy, Eastern Ontaido .,chktnip-
ions, , Friday night •for the all -
Ontario title. .! •
In the .game • against Lindsay,.
Billy Smith spearheaded Goderieh's.
attack with four Goderieh,
-led Lind -say 4-0 at -the end of the
!first period, 7-2 at the end of. the
second, and added one More' goal
in We, third, period to make the
I finat...score 8-4. •
'Ronnie Williamson, gotiltender for
Obderich, timed in, superb per-
formance• and was -carried -off • the
-
ice. at. the 'conclusion the ;game
•on the shoulders of athiiirers.
-The line-ups' Were: - • •
LINDSAY--,0-ottl, ;Pearson ;•. de-
fence, Barhe, Hutto.; centre,. Mit-
chell ;- wings, Preston; Lifeas; subs,
Dart, Jackett, Horton, Sielth, Lock-
,-HarrisenT-Coinell,• Arnold, .
son:, defence,. 'Doak; Stubbingtort ;
Twenty-seven boys of the Mait-
land AleCadets visited the R.C.A.F:
station at Centralia on, Saturday
last.' Mr. ' Al. Huffman, command-
ing. officer .of the Maitland. Cadet
Unit,. and Mr. • Gordon Ferndale,
adjutant, acconApani'ed the Cadets.
The R.O.A.F. bus met the•group in
Goderich at 1 o'clock and drove
to. Centralia, where Plying Officer
Robertson, one of the Air Cadet
liaison. officers; condueted-the cadets
radar equipment and control tower
041 a tour of the station. 'Consider-
able interest was hown in the
activities. Cadets were divided into
small groups and had hill oPportun-
ity to see how one Of Canada,s
largest flying 'stations cs operated.
- THE WEATHER
Tempera tu reS of the past week
in • Goderich, with those tf the
corresponding week a .Year ago, as
officially recorded, were a'S. follows:
1951 195Q
• Mix. Min. Max. Min.
Thurs., Mar. 29..56 40 '36 28
Fri.,. Mar. 30 ....60 37 33 22
Sat., Mar. 31 -.38 33 37 10
Sun, Apr. 1 45 36 36 23
Mon., Apr. 2 ....JO ,"32 33 10;
Tues., Apr. 3 36 32 • 36 • 21
Wed., Apr. 4`' 38 33 34 23
' In the'obituary of William Henry.
Johnston of Goderich toWnship ap-
pearing in thispaper an March
15th the name of Reuben, Johnston
of Reno, Sask. was given,.by, mis-
take • among t'he survivor's as a
brother,
main to serve theplant of the
Goderich Mfg. Co. at- once, and
that Present supply of pipe on hand
be used for this purpose.
• Other motions carried were as •
follows:
• Allaire—Buck: That the matter
of. proper '4111 'for the 'boidevards
'Where curbs have been constructed
be referred to, ,the public works
00,
Allaire—Vineent: That the -.re-
quest of the I.0;t0.1t, for aft ex-'
tensjon of. their lease on MacIpty
HallSOI,that they may proceed With
construetion of a rooni be
referred: to the phblie works eom.
'nrittee 'to report at •.the next meet*
• lirennan—Vineent: That the don*,
talon received from Mr., Pisuer,
.13einniner, -or the servTees of the
dre brigade be 'referred to the °
* r
fin-
ttii committee. .
Buck—Allaire: That the Town
Porobase lavicets for ‘the Peewee
Itockey- Club .for filer sum of ;•;111.00,
'Under The Supervision of the tin,
once 'conimittee.
FISH' FISHER/MEN
•'WAITING FOR TIIE D.ATE
v
Although the. perch, dei•by . is -of-
ficially ,scheduled 'to get. under Way
on' Saturday, the. weather is silI
too •,cool and the water too'-unirky
•for it mile or -.•so out -held; shore
for the perch to come in. -Nyhen
they. do bead for Goderich.'harbor
and start biting, 'word Will be .11t
-
out ,to numerous neWspapers and
radio stations. ,• •
.1n the meantime prizes. coatinue
to come itt. from Various. 'sources
kind later • on a 'Window display Of
thein will be, set pp.' ' Tickets are
now on sale .at• various places in
town and by the. niembers of the
Lions Club..' - • •
centre, 'Buddy Williamson; .
Fiaher; Subs, Scadder, Rob-
inson, Miller, Anstay,. Wolfe, IMe-
Arthnr, Harman, .Pettelley, Garrick.
First Perio&— • • •---------- -
Iss-Gederich—Fisher (Biddy
liamson) .5.00
2—Gederiens--Scudder 7(Robit sp,n)
.•-• 11.16 - - •
3s--GOderich—Smith7-,( Buddy Wit-.
liamson) 12.25 .•• • '
4—Goderich WilliamSon,
19.00
Second Period—
•5----L.indSay-s.-Lecas.; -343 .
6-Goderich--Doak, 15.02.
7—Ooderich -eRobinson),,
10.35. • •.- • •
8-;,--Isindskty ---,Preston •(Lu),
' , 17,36
0---Goderich ,Serith-• (Stubbing -
ton)., 18.25 • •
Third Period:.=:
..1.0-1...ilodtrieh—Smitli„ 1.59
-1-1--Lifid.say—tueas; 10.1.3- ,
12—Lindsay ---. 'Midas .( Jacket t ) ,
. 18.15 - •
. AT 'Tyi WATERFEGNt.
The .freighter Algoway ,was the
first vessel of the winter fleet to
got aWay, Clearleg at noon s.ester-
day for a Lake Erie Port t� take
on coal. She is ein charge of
Captalif ,J, A. -Sykes., •kted ber chief
•
engineer is. a Goderich man, Verne
Tne Algoway Was the fast
Nesse+
to make'. this „Port at the
elpse of navigation 'Au Dec61nber.
Other freighters .pre 'expected to
get twily• vext week to commence
the season's: sailing, •• , ,
.This mornilegAhe' tug MeeeraY,
which wietered here, cleared. for'.
Lions Bead, where .she be in
the aishieg •busine'ss this - summer.
• A. ,eoal 'cargo for the Purity Flour
nilil is expected this week, and ,at-
-Imperial • Oil tanker • is due
111 the• next •feW • days. •
The sound ef the pile-driver ,will
.soon • be heard again. The con-
theters, for the -steel sheathing on
the, ..sonth pier •are getting ready
to.ominence.their job.
'Signals at • ,LighthoeSe Point no
• longer . will. warn sailors of ,coming
stone. .As at 'other ports along the
lakes, these signals have been dis-
cOntinued. Vessels 'now are equip-.
-pea- . and Ihns
/1,t1 tly in .touch .with' weather' in-
diCations.' According t� records of
the AtaeViear family, the 'Goderich
-lighthouse was 'built in 1847 bp
Adam MacVicar, grandfather Of the
present MaeVicairs of town and it
is probable -1that the storm -Signal:-
equipment ,has Theen Tin use ever
since . that tiete,•• over, tt. century
, .
ago.
Bishop Luxton
.Cooducts Service
Confirmation
The *Right Refereed G. N. Lexton,
Bishop of 'Huron, confirmed a• class
of. fourteen candidates at an im-
Pressive servh'e in St. ..Georgg's •
*Cliu rell
on •WednWilay - evening'. •
The Candidates ^presented by the
recter,• • Hew. .13. H. Farr, • were
Jacqueline See, , Carolide„ Naftel,
Diana Speaight; Eleanor 'Lander,
Co t berine 'and , Paget, udion
and, 'Arthur Richard ' Holyer,
Edward •Leggett, .Peter' Sturdy,
-Lillian . Harrison, Mrs.. ,Merjorie
hittnore and Mrs. Ettkubelle Brad-
ley. • ' •
Assisting in tile service were Rev.
E. 1, •Lancaster; ,of Winghani, rural
dean of. ihiron ;•.0, Rev. • Herbert
1.Yebb, BaYttield, aml
the Rev. ,C. • L, Harding,
.Luxton addressed' the'
(..elidiellttes, impressing ,upon , them
the solemnity4'of ; the oceasiOn. and
the importance of their iF.tep in ,
iiighiing themselve with the •J
builders of ChisiW:s Kingdom •
Under the' 'direction of Mr. '
A.
W. 'Anderton, 'full choir sang the •
anthem "Goil Is a Spirit." large
coligregation waS Present.
• •
A IlUTOR GET,TOGFACHER •
Nearly 200 former Dutch young
people now • hisidents of Huron
county will hold. a big gathering at
( buton on Monday, April ,23rd.• A
program- of 'seventeenssiteinss -has
been . ajsranged ,to 'open • with.
"Samensang" and end with "Shift -
lug." •
Mooney Pro<rit8 -Trophy
•S
o•
Carmen, Doak,, captafn og the team, accepts
from. Mts. D, D. 1Vr0047 the beautiful trophy
embiematic of the Peewee championship of Ontario.
The trophy *as donated by D. TV Vidoney. The
presentation' was rnade immediafely after the game '
with Lindsay ori I4-tridtly night when enthuSiastie
sOportors of Goderich alinibed 'the boards and
went on the ie to offer ,,tongratulationit Ilte
,
• tirrir hut happy Goderich players, The (lode -rich
team eliminated- Seareirth,.Ingerscill, Stratford and
Walkerton in it ot le of sullyise wins to fl0 into
the ,qntario finals' against TAiiidsay. The memb'ers,
of the team were seleeted from four* different teifinS
,o a loeal Peewee League, originated. by Lorne
,Wakelin. • ° • .
-COLUMBUS BOYS"-OHOIR
PRESENTS FINE CONCERT
Council Gives
"Go Ahead" to New
Building
• Chief business of the Townicloun‘
>
ell
meoting on. ,Tufsday..night was
the, hearing of a delegation froxa,*
the Godericli District Collegiate
Institute Board arid the discu4S-sion
of the request presented/ bY the
delegation 'for .tile pas. -Ing of a
debenture .bYlawin the amount' Qt"
$020,000 for a
The chairman.of the board, R. D.
,Munro of Auburn,. .introduced .the
pilbject, and 'was Supported lig 0.
M. Ford, .J`udge T. M. 04stelle,
principal .A,: Scott and Xn-
specter J. 11. • Kinkead.
The board received two tenders
Lor the, erection of ..thebuilding
and has tebtati.vely accepted that
of Ball Bros. of, Kitchener nt• the..
arm price of $516,484.50, subject to
aceeptanee of the- tender 'within,
thirty daya. - •
-Thetotal cost of construction,
equipment, etc., is estiInateOE by the
board as follows: .
Building contract - .$516,484:50
4.rehiteet's fees, 6% of '
-,eontract 82,000.60
Site '6,000..00
Cot of dehenttire. issue
with legal fees 1,700;00
Furnitur--and equipment 40,000. 00
Paving 'driveways and
1
Considered One of the ifinest .and
Most charming concerts_ Of the
series'. of community .cen.certs4 pre-
sented; in Goderich ,under the
'auspices•,of the Commuuity.Cencert.
Association, the Columbus Boy'
Choir thrilled' a canacity audience
hi North Street United Church (nr
,Tuesday evening.
'Under the' direction Of; Herbert
Huffman, assist:ea by Ddliald Bryant
itt the piktno, the program .of the.
forty -member • choir. 'Was a rare
treat in choral "wOrk,. 'presented
with' preeisionand perfect d iotic
COncerts to Be Diseontinned
•01.
'Contingency items 18,815.59
.. .4620,009..0Q
The last itefif Is to Provide ,for .
..
a -clerk of Works and for extra,
costs that may arise froth 'unfOre-
„seen difficulties in secttring• satis- •
factory footings, etc., for the blind-.
hag. ' . . • • .
.0n the -present . 'basis' of grant, .
the bepartment •Of ,Education will . ‘....•
pay 75• per .cent. on $570,000, . or;
• approxinuttely, 70 per cent.. of. the
total estimated cost. s , . -
-The cost will be spread cover the' •
municina.lities. Compeisbag • the .dig- - —
'the "Corinnunity ,Concert AsSociation, Goderich town 1 4,321,518 •
-welconted . the large .tuntience, Ashfield township
Mr. ,It.- M. ..-Menkies, president.' of is $9,537,830, made sip' as follows:' .
. triet, the totaVassessmeet of which
• 1,,, ''• ''
1,16%525 ,
thanked the executive' and others Colborne township 685188
• . 926,380,
who had assusted, end antaiunced Goderich,.township •
240,075 '
.255,400
•
able place 'the coneerts”, would 'be, S\ au -.East
that Owing to the laek 'of a suit- Millet!: township
diseontinued• until sneh tune as an Wawanosh .West ,., • 948,250
auditorium was available. . Deducting from . $02000 . the
„ .. • ' '• ... aanstint .of the 0oVernment grant,. • -
NATIVE OF INDIA TALKS , ' $427,500 0'5% on .$570,000)., leaves
TO BETA SIGMA KI
$102,500 to he. carried.by the dis- •
;.
. . P
. . trict,- and the board 'figures that '
,
On WedneSday, April•4th, .Mrs,
,
•-- - ' this- will-inean-a-levY"of 1.17—idli1i. '7 --
'mini • palities. .
on the present assessment of 'the
. . . .
John 'Cory mis hostesS' in het' home •
The debenture bsiaw. prepare
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and their guests for "a social, even to the :Beta Sigma ,Bhi sorority 7 Iti
gn7e.c.le.'sthstet.r3?.101iWg'llivees0,'Unbeuil Iiianek, evilew'sopaoef :
ing.. Mr. Kishan Mathur of Delbi,
'them' fact that some of the township
,India, was the guest speaker, and .• -
the ,,si;heohhi, • Amu of municipalities. might'. be woiting, •
gave a ,.most interesting talk which
until Goderkit, • as the ' senior part-
•doseribed
govertietent, •• and ' some of ,the
its bylaw, Council went oxi, record
tier in the. undertaking, should pass
customs of India. ,lle told of his.
journey to •this continent, and of
his ,reactions.- • on some. ef -Ouri,cowistiti_ota_ :{31.2.esaioolouQt:<„,aluspfaqevi-oaci,
strnction Of the new schbol Lat a .,
of how they are being solved• and
Couu. Jackson •,asked *not . the
7mgeee°ti:g--------.-..
customs and, our foods. lie_speke j
to he 'called within, a -few ,days to '
of some of India's problems and,'
adopt the bylaw. •
their largest cities. Miss Hazel
described .their climate and some'of .
Lite Board had' -done in, the •
Wilmot presided at a buffet IniTch'-'440-11.9.t
eo.
o making • its plans, known
eon table, to complete a successful
_ to' -the _public, and it is nilder_StOOd
ilnd enjoyabit evening.. -
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LEGION AUXILIARY CARD,
PARTY•
A ' card party , and . dance sPon-
sored by tile Legion Auxiliary was
succeSsfully,•held in the ,Legion blue
room on Monday night. Eighteen
tables, were filled for euchre and
`five hundred, and- the following
were prize-vinters: Enchre high
lady, Mrs. AGeorge; low, Mrs. A..
-Schram; nign
low, Mr. at "500," high
lady, Mrs. Orr; low, Mrs. R. Need-
ham; high man; 0. Ginn; low, .
Glenn. Mr. J. 1301 was floor mans
ager for the cards,
A dainty lunch VMS. serVed • and
the'renutinder, of the evening was
spout in, 'modern and old-tnne-danc-
ing, to the =sip of the MacDonald
orchestra, with Mr. H• Seeman as
floor manager. Mrs. Z. Adams was.
convener of the. evening. • •
ST, (-4.30RGE'S • WILD
The Monthly Meeting. Of the. St.
George's Chnrchwomon'i •Guild was.
held on, Tuesday' offernothi.. with
the president, Mrs, Dodd, in • the
their: The Scripture was read by
Miss Harrison,. 'Thank tott"
let-
tei's were read from members who
•had been, .111 and bereaved. After
„44nc1heitiblii,V-Wer;e_Tde.,;
igh tflt entertained bY' Mrs.'
Speaight and • pupils of Saltford
public school, Mrs._ Bannister
Moved,ti ••,ote. of thanks tb teacher
and puPfis. 'The meetieg Closed
with a 'hymn and, prayer, after
wflich11 delicious lunen was served
by I‘Irs. Patterson,- WS. Bitlinistei;
Mrs. Craig, Miss Harrison kurd Mrs.
Mundny,
W. J. MatAIILLAN DIES SED-
..DENLY
'rhe final call '('0)110 sUddectily' 011
Wednesday morning to William
John Macliillan of town, who
passed away while,..,.up town on
business. .TIe was Si Xty-seven, years
.ef age., 110 'had been living with
his sistef, Mrs. Jean' Babb, - Elgin
avenue. funeral serviee will,
' held on FridaY aftertibon tit
the lirophey funeral home, Rev. Tall
(1, Itlitd 0111(1011v; and burial will
he in the Colborne- eenteterY. '
Dolald II. Wilson, who has
been., nssoelated, with I'eopje".s Store
in Goderleh for: almost three years'
1)5 stoe.kman and lissiatata manager,
has 1001 it to •thotbost•
tiun iinornum and asistant non.
tiger of the Owen Sound iinit of
People's ,litores. Ile 4' wilt take 1111
his new duties on-.‘tonda, April
0. Work lf; ,,,1101V •prOgreg itt
enla-rgirig and remodelling the Owen
Sound -Store."'"
that the board will iestie it letter
for this Purpose. •-
CARNIVAL FRIDAY
NIGHT AT ARENA
• .Goderien Township Connell and
Colborne Towfiehip Connell 'Will be
passing more ,than resolutions when
the members of these two councils
tueet in•a challenge broemball tante
at-Jhe Goderieh—arena -On. Yridaj
•night. They'll be passing the ball
from one end of the rink to the
,other aud probably even taking a
pass at' one, another with brooms
in a hilarious free-for-all contest'.
It will be just one item In a large
Program, details of which appear.
in 4'an advertisement elsewhere In
this issue, for a. monster carnival.
on Friday night. In appreciation '
of What the arena has done in the
.waY of providing hockey and skat-
ing for Goderich towdship residents,
the Goderich Township Council and •
School Board ars staging the event
fer the benefit of.the arena.
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DRAMA FESTIVAL obi TWo
vE14-111Gs 1NTExT WEEK
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Mrs. Blahche'llagg, 1111 entstand:
TOW 111ffinhOlt-Tif thr1ibik1on Elte
Theatre, will be adjudieator t the
Goderich Drama . Festiva' of 1951,
to be heldson Thursday and, rriday
of' next week. • ••
The ograin will ,i)e as outlined*
in this'viper last week. ton
day night plays will be presented
by the Goderich Winnen's Institute;
Holmesville Y.IVC., Ana the Bay",
'field Drama Club. •
On Friday. e1ee1ng,ISTorfh.J4treet_
•Thatig—Adults and the St. 'Marys
Little Theatre, group will Marie '
thetr presentations.
Adjudication will be given each
&ening and, on Friday night
trophies' and and,
win be Awarded.
KNOX otinten LADIES'. AM
The Ladies' Aid of Kink ChUreli
met in •SineKay ITS11 011 Friday,
with l'eter Mactwan, jrcat
dent, in the chair, Mrs. Aleit.'
i aiton. eonvener for Marcht-Anid •
charge of the meeting. 'AirS, John
Long tihd Mrs,. Walter Ilawthorne
assisted with the devotional period.
Rey. IL O. McMillan gave an hi.-
$piting .taik on ..'Tboughto tot
Otliers,.," A. one -Act play, ititled
"Pot Luck," followed, with ntetallem
ok the ,Koeiety . toting
Alex. Straiton. :Am W. Maetaren,.
It 13Wilson, Atrs.
iiatabe,„ 'Xrs 0 Stokes, 11:Xtv4.
11iSsot awl tr it..iihambers—ant/
was muck enjoyed, Att. ItaelSetillttu,
(gest-41' the' rooting With.proye.t.
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