HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1937-03-18, Page 11. I
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"PeOntellbitt the MPleYrnen
.Bmau foi Lh 4district, ef ,
'Bruce and Rerth, couuties, vote. rn
town on 14Onday afterneowgitOrrievv.'
eveliatottho WOW* men 9...t the:
town regarding 4110 ies
tient PIan. A'Veltirig*,..
in Ate, gentd,_ goom,of the'.
,Vestnteat. vernpany,-.When!..A:
Landon
expMned the ',natter f.11,11,11
,,of "the executive .f Gdetich
I]ome CetereitteeWere
eboselL . • 4" • . •
The doubleiteUrPoSe.e the Pawls
improvement to o Canadian .homen and,
leimeht for..•!Alnediffn„, workers.
Every velninlAtntr has "4"0.'Ib. many
on-whiehrlittle-or:Tittmainten-
ance„and AnAttrOVernehtt enPehditures,
' ilave heeul.mnilekin titkagkiiiX:YOrs'4,
1h-riTatiorfel-AZMPOYEatfit--..COnuttis*
sienlies-seritselftirlask
of mobi1iz-
ing Veet`e0Felt,oratille
effort Of hone Owners,worlers,build
ing4oti#10tors, building 'eni3Plies
firms, business and service organisie,
tions -and of Pubile-APirtted., citizens
, generally' to restore and-improve:the.
. homes 44 Canada.andto draw the
- employed, :into‘ renfollieratlYA ,0* 000-
--structive.emPloyment, '
- There are thonse00 Of home
own-
ers whose homes needlePairt*e im
-pravemente-alut Who have- the-savin
to finance 'the*. ,gnt, .vho
have ititentes but inadequate ,ga
• the Plan provides ' maehiriery. whereby
they can .fInance home iMproyenients
and additions, both interier, and. :ex-
terior, on most favorable terms. ” •
The banks areeol'ePerat,ing' with the
• \Dominion ..Government in this • plan
And are Prepared ,to-malte loans up to
42,000 :on a 4, single property provided
the loin shall be for a term not in ex-.
cess of three years and,provisions will
'he made for repayment': in equal
monthly instalments, The reasinnind
charge for leans Shall be B4.% dis-
count tot a One -Year loatexind(4)0F4
?4,tet fOtaller Petil?
•
Mr. Landon etilakiert$t be
Sett brthe'rneeting Vinel get -Go e -
limber* 'of Goderich pop1ewill
:remerriber Ray Copeland,coltevt
---'0141111)( of tho Bank tof.CIIM*00.
4tatit' oderielk and now;0 elnlile
ranIfod branh of the -be
. CopeIard bati the gruestome'
rience .of firat eeing the 1)e -dr �f
t1io'$0 year-old ' !.Liawrnee
itvbene taxicab proprietorlOhopfVeae,
murdered last W -end, Paywas
-
• driving akmig fte. 'hig1way ..when the
Iighta ofbis'oar fell 'OultieliedY lying
in the ditch. .The driVel? *Ong .at
first the the.rneiv„mht lat-
er
here* tliepolice.'
youngman keel store last
veot qualified „ for the:title Of "114,0st
Competent Clerk," A 'young lady from
the 'tlistrieteurrOlmding goderich en-
tered.a, 1001 newStand en.; '$1400,410
nlght and told the clerk:that .slie,wee4
ing for a magazine for her, boy-
friend Who,Wegaiek.` Magazine
ontelned a sOrtid whick' her young
ari.WaS,reeding tont she lied.fergot-
n'theilante of the, riblieitioni, There
was bizt_one thing aliolt the *ignoble
• that ,e,7,eustoineer• could telItheelerk
lie serial was (gulled $10,000: 04
Fifty " she thought
StoppingsaereSe.• 'to the 'dazzling •
array of Vaig4411015 with , covers - de-
Piettp-g. Oolvhqs shooting' theh..,way,to
:the geles.:theY1 cved, glieStly AkeletenS
withboney, hods -peised 'About' the
throatiot er fair 'beauty, the.
-obliging clerk began • his ''search.
'Finally Jie aline to what he Was look-
ing magazine ire-whith. was le
serial entit1ea,f,."14OW•1 *Made- $40,000
Y-ROUTideilef:Ainintinon," 4
,enO:*
wer'Or-40a% enough*to draw a. prIz
OM 'the Zrieh...0eteepe
Benefit draw 'Made
SO*10 reeeiVed.".94.0.able,on ‘°.e ..testeA.
noon *OK as "cows
.tiOna. today. toonnterf* P. W..0.00111-
tt*e.„.one hundre 1501Aude terUn
'10sh.,,TosPiteleOra‘d,;Vetional :',03TOA
5 * 1nstrOLiti45'
*SaitotteSint
• "X was eating th;le
Mr " the :cebieleame
Ire satd 17.1iniebeit
reading he telegfaire
Intended 14.41.' 'RA* Inten.e4
!Utile:,111 put t away :ro
one or theso."days I'
se inothi24,%eilkv.,,!thatL11 tidnlc
would ltke to have and I'lI'14913f" ,
"***"' ,;Alartaget.k o th.
teen'heslOg. '.*weetisteMS .tickets*for th
paa! Is the flrst tim
tbat
,_*40,44.161,11'04"
POMO% -Store, 7.4ho'iOwO0,4:, hag
'the ..'tvinnlni` ticket,
:h0en...,' toe** som thte ago::ind'. 'ha
13.60,4'00 8#41,:0A she1t at -the :-sto,
rioh to tope:lit on. the;Plan . the
rest of the district. .0nee the erganita.,..
• tion is ,begun it',$atiOnal advertising
tanilleig* I* started. 'ThiSadver!'
tising is.paid for 2 by -the Dominion
liody,-,,Speakeza. will Goderieb teiiiitetett the.pesople in this
Nwerk. repreSentative.teld ; the
uerieeting that Metering of borrowing
looney were liberal and that, 2rein
may he behind taxes or his home
may CVet be Mortgaged, and he can
get ‘0, loan provided his application',
proved' Satisfactory.
/t is intended that the.. various
trade in in town will he .trganiZed, and
that the .president. of each trade body
• • will beoemet 7noribet. of the . Ifionie
Improvement committee executive.
The farmer have the privilegeof
borrowing to imPreveleneeei barns or
for home for Mk hired help, up, to
$2;000.; 'A cominittee in .Goilerieh will
be eet Up for the Connty of Huron,
'Owing .te' the 'eriiall,,numher Wei's'
arieSs ,tnenlitat Was able 14-sittelettin
such .short.notiterteily - teittotiv
committee Was draWn. up at -at the Meet'
leg. Mr. C. X..Sstrindera wait appoint-
ed president of the committee arid iac-
cepted the appointment,' Other reenii.-
bers of the' committee suggested weref
Mr. N. R. MacKay, Secretery; the
three 'Oodericli.,bank '; managers and
MaVer J. A. .MareElistri, * '
• A meeting, to 'which tr.adesmen
and Inisirteati men in the 415triot are
•
invited,- will be held in the 'Bedford
Hotel, a, Week from to -night, Marci
2ttliOn konSulietio* With the regular
meeting of the tient 'Club. The sneak,.
et will be Major W. H. Woods„
• ger Of the Clitmber , Of 'Commeree,
London.. . •
• •
Itotalit lc Tat *stht
Stogy of 1Vorlif.WItlii Trip
IN 'VICTORIA St CHUIICII
• _ lady was greetlY,,plettseit
with this inietees *rid went happily
her
same tier/elhaii
on as ninfiy ai'40„
,toiriers of thtenewatand *it out once
*sting to be told.".whae ithey,.wanted,.
So .aecustion'e, has he become • to the
wants of the patrons he is, able to have
the ,partienler...Papery, 'magazine. - or
ton& of tobecco ready for them al-
most heforeltheygettilinciughthil deel•
inWs the,' Store,: •
An audience that filled Victoria $t„
tidied Chtireh on Tuesday night; was
thrilled and delighted by the interest-
ing and '1,Oreathless account' Of ,
4110r -hike' that tOOktyt6
lege .graclusttes; <On* united
Church niluieter *rood the *tort&
The travelegeet'itrfttatitett hiteneY
wa of the couittless *beau:as
encountered be oula trig' bhar
taisvoo,th, their 40004 ..tmit this
country, over the fields sai4 hl1L of
England, .1reland; ikotland and Walse
.through. Sefglura and along, the
dikes of 1141and.. )3'resti there the in-
trepid youth, aided ':forse`kisoit
„nun. 404,Frnc tred mixtiluto:"
0141.14' Luxe into>
awe; The IWO stc
nde on ;Itk. Cattle bat and th. lMt.r
Of this Pliasse of the
,issedertililisitea- with * tandembicyck
-
The 1 etiatiOnt *Woven on thef.ucreen
Were realistic **4 olueetional *d bli
entliusitirtic, young ap.sker won hi.
, 4,io. inoW thehesits Ms
icAL NUMBERS -
Owing lig to illnesti, Itete ,0„ Career -
on or iStrathroy, moderator Of the
sYtiod ilimilten" and koilden; who
was to. have:suldieetedthelast of the
'Teurig People's inter -denominational
Ienten serVites,'Whieh
North Street United Church 3021-
dey night, was closable to be, present,
Itev. Charles MacDonald of 'Lticknow
concluded Me 'service and took as his
text, Hebrews 11.40; "%it it became
fee'whout 4'113,41; things and by
*whom are all things bringing, Man*
sons unto glory make the captain
of their salvation' perfect through
suffering," , •
• "The' si.tfferinge of Christ are
gloried, in today," seid Via0Don-..
tell "During the lertten *eaten Ville -
call the sufferings Of Issue but X am
afraid sometimes:We, glory in' the joys
of the 'Easter season Eel the risme-
rection :and put the sufferings' o
Christ in Mt betkgrOund:
"The lorY* Crofts is *lreedy
in Clirlist'soraeasion, Be4011116 Ills
4teafferings: OE Is *Owned. 'With. glory
and h000r, not as eonipenesition but
rather as the fruit of HIS suffer!ings.
We Must hear mind that perfection
is not tometliiree than can pregreati iuj
rtiteri, soinething, that it at .en end.
.eriectsch 16 something *hit is dyjr4
*into and vibrant, something which
ptilsates into the inner being of a Ziaa
in every stages of life. Arei yet, per..
the ticket had 'been ;one of a," i'MOIOOrtot,
46 was to) surprise d to 00 (it inlY NtO•
"Wslhe first time tte,'Ve.over
vtdo. #47010 •roy 1,1O," otke-0(elareti,,,
"and itfert:oiolY is a' gilott, Mor4,
lotg toonogi lioNtet deddOct yet
what 1,s,rii---going to flo' 'svith-thar- Money
but there are "e.; number: of them's, that
r. have been want* te and the
001. my, slue° Of the prize money, will
Come hari0.". Mar' •frte tIrt
4#40. VLIM Murray had . 'everr. invOsted
money: * .sweepettet.:.; ticket.
• -$4 YE. TAKEN1
CAR .WITH -HIM
• While' Max Robinin s was TorontoToronto/a
OillonSration (0-f lioaa given a perfect
i41()*. OtU4t very true. Mr. :and
w spoleke
changed hand
hospital, wth
04 *ill” be
HoMe,
ore siese0M
has -,beelfurg.iiiitlYt ne
.oecas riet
and ,thia, will be avi
.Nursee are transfer
hoMelront the topfl
�,Qppositetke'
reeen
4%1, to the
Nurses'
f�r patients
*-years
SeVezai
"to* PARE-, irrS
ab1e.,when the
o 'their • new
The 4 eloh, An,,
address by ,r4. T4Roy Patteron
atits
monthly meeting last Thor , Is Tho
CO4tY engineer predited
11 those )11AX* iork 01.4O lines
rieelia OS *010 "not be 'bothered
disty rade- ' during mule
tuonthan' Otte .of the nse of salt in
the Oita rtin , ,,,,
no ;Atter was
county engineer before him,,' Old ., of
ad building and it adminItratIou
from a,P9ro Untirthe
P,t, :**0 - ;liehll'
salt roade bave proved * **di"
0 apd., . -foracast thattlio$,
el
yearly' applioatlona of
11 or calchlm ehloride to lay the du5t.
road would 040 p *itbont.
Zcr nearly three yeats At thesrco
oe4 orltr:Jr:ft.-4
, " dent for eah inile.
These reach' /e receiyd cornmend-'-
able-tener nfiette'teuipof such
being theDungapnon
and Peknow,,
Lioi Zdviivas presented - eups to
alter Barlow and gin Bradley); • re
suedive captains of the' }Seiner *ari
jun$6r eliemploms of the' Lions JUve-
ile 11001<eSt, U14040t
The LionClubWO one *theatre
tichet0 ottch, of the a)i4Y odd 111061,n,
and order$ for $t in AtteroUndise Were
given tot the ehalu
-
re, on the
riein of gr. 'Wel....4.0re,..but lived '.only
for two
he*:anct two tal10; About ortce *
With twa
heads,butthe'vetintlarAin
PROGRAM
The.,Ileme and Seheol °bibs or
Goderieh are askine for lull' sit011ettf.
/rani° the parents of schotd '-children
next, Monday and Tuesday evening
when the'otUdents Of Goderich Public
Schools .prefiellt a musical prograln
-under' the directiOn of Mr. 11.F. Play-
er: The 'Clubafeel,that it, it onlx.)the
dute.,Of theparent e to turn out and
ee.,,,wieet,7 their ichildren ,Alvan do, This
''.°1ic(140.401.00t,i0, one of. the major
' of the training.of the ettittP.t-
• atiOn' will not lIkeiy
the middle otnext nwnth,
now by sailers .be.
Iooced at it the first of A
the eu cold spell, lee has ornied on
at* Mooring again. be
the lakeand the StMRTY5 River
IMAM -oven -4o tow to . inhes
004 la * the l'havVr arc1 there is
qult. a Stretch of it On the
Harbor Beech, direetl,Y ress froni
G�derlch, the- foe Is only two iadhi*
,
Aire, BOW? eiSto#7111-litiv Vas '03ttlxigw • InItates and the bod'Y' of the'
4„-PAree1 in the house when her bus- s mate normo s in that it, tio only
barel;tired of Vatting for *her, tailed four legs, one body and one, et of or -
jestingly from a downstairs. , tom,
illurrijo I think the tap hies genet" On
serriVing eniteide the -couple were sur-
-ptieed to'find.that-the car had gone
during Alit 10 minutes -that they had
been .10. the 1ioUse. . Immediatebt the
pollee and radio statiens were notified
of 'the theft and the car wsts,recoverea'
with h broken bumpers and slightly
-daniaged-fender, be Queen $t.'.about
*nine o'clock the next morning, .
'
SHAMROCKS AND POTATOES
USED AS -DECORATORS
On St. Patrielesenight, St, George's
'eh Hall was the scene of a happy
arty OVett by the Margaret Seeger
Club, -
frhe 4as beautifully decorated
vjith colored balloons And branches
with green paper flowers. Along the
-foot of the .platform -a. 1611g -table 'War
medee-attraetive by an, unusual_itleat
potatoes stuck with long stems of
artificial shamrocks.
Games of bridge and "5760" were
-)1!i'yed before -supper Was Served. The
winners for '"500" were: Mrs.' 05.}
weld Ginn and Mt, los. auelc. Mrs.
tastnian.carried off the ° Prize for the
ladies' highest score, and Mr. Doug-
Istes Mooney the Men's.
The guests Were .provicled with
song -sheets and well. known longs
were sung with great merriMent.'
,
variouti etegoe Of life. The toelities
that *Jake for perfection in a mart sise
not the Waite as the qualities
Inake for Pei:404m* a child, There
Ivaa''Progresit in the life of Altus and
Yet /teivas perfect at each zOtteliiiire'
}stage of life,
"As Christ grew Ife realised that
God meant ilim to 1)e more than the
carpenter of or Nazareth and Be flintily
Went Out hitt) the wilderness
tided that the Veir hi which* will of
God twat to take alit. Not through
A tlieglay of power was 'Clnist to do
Ilia eat work, bat instead it wl.n to
1,. doiie blitongt His aufferiere on the
cress. He k*rnd bed1ene by the
tilting* That Its suffered. Net tbat
Christ Was Asir disobedient to the will
learned that Ire voat to
thsit est alms wliklt
might be *coon
141Ia i thinidncof sending:the
hotly to a taxidergiiist to have it mOurit-
PROVIDES ICE -1N HARBOR
The secoutl Olt& of winterto be felt
in this district 'arriyed a week ago ail4
teniperaturei have prevailed
since then. WhereCompared with' last
winterethe 1930-37 cola ;Vila are
balmy and spring like, .the last Week
being slightly colder . than the ,eariir
December drop. Little snoWths failen
during the week, but the low tempeese-
ture brought esrinfert to feel dealers
and,ite men. '
Harbor ice about 12 inches thick, 18
Omit being luirveste.das quicklyas pos
Ur, Peter ,.ilohn 13oisby, who has
Won earrying on$ the law praotl'ite of
the 140 ;10),14 'plot in Seaforth, has
formed a partnerobittlAtit41417. T-Attus
E. perieey, '14:44'.' Ptn, Ge 4046'
lawyer, and comireinceo business here
-lest IfondaY;,
Bols,by Went 'to Seifotth • in
BEA!,
Frank Watkins escaped serious in-
frorn-Clinton on the 14th concession
after the hockey match when his ear
turna--over after hitting -the-Altai.-
Watkins did not - take a narsow
bridge until he was almost upon it
and when he applied his brakes the
car skidded into the ditch. The right
• front wheel was smashed, the btnnPor
rand right fender were badly twisted'
end one of the headlights Was famish-
ed. No one in the tar was hurt.
• County 'rrstflie Constable Norman
Lever investigated.
r
sible to seen* A -Supply before the
sue gets in its (Work.- . •
'well lady IAtOWA and within -20
Mlles of Ooderich s invited to recv1 the
ad. on pus (the Women's Plage) of
itefieeou Sz Sem W.: Important to
everyone of you.
11
Aueost cf tooi, to take Oltaige of the
'Practise of Mr.. Beet, being- retained
there by. the Public, Trustee for that
'Otte*. He graduated from Ostroode
Hall in 4929,, having previously at-
tended public and high telools in To-
ronto, where he graduated from the
'Toronto University schools and IrOnc
Toronto VniverSity;-, Following 'his,
goatioton lora oNtootio-118,11 bks Was
engaitisl n Boltill'h TAMited in '1'00
to, walla, is operatod,by his father.
Itt 19$1 he began to 'practise law. itt.
hedislisnottioardiere.;ini‘LorOwItoOn., and)*14,4.0 own;oltg:
breile.down. Affor recovery .from his
illness, he returned to his profession
and practised in St. Catharines, being
associated with the firm of Seymour
and Lampert!: Ile continued there un -
ale left last summer to take up Mr.
lieseitTpractise in Seaforth.
•The partnership with Mr- -Dancey
was formed on March lst with the
understanding that •businos Would"
comenince on March 16th. The new
firm has removed .to a new suite of
offices in the Royal Bank, being in the
same' building where Mr. Daricey has
had his office for some years. They
are the offices formerly occupied by
Mr. D. R. Nairn and Ur. Chas. Shep-
hard.
• Bobby has had considerable ex-
perience-iri,both7eriminal and civil law
courts in Toronto and Chatham.
He is at _present residing at the
Park Hone* and will later take up
residence here, at which time
golsby will join him. He and his w
will -attend the Anglican Church here.
Mr; Bolsby is also a member of the
Lion's Cinie,
At a Joint meeting o
fennel) and the Public 'Utilities
stsien,on ThutadaY 44044. -it wa
decided to installthe bori, Iightin
it OM, iort. the. 'Square „beoreOld
floni A.,oelc.4!:.Aithough,'.no,te
been letas yet to aiiycornpkny for the
neceuary equipnL.iipxobab1s-
thatthe pan subzuittedby
t , the ,council eorne tine e*e:W11t be
Installed: . The plan tallow* for tyvo
standards to a b1ok on thept
aidone for each side
- Light
4),Itieed Om( the:1*W ;in, the'
.tecording.to,the Plan, conisider-
ation,
:
'
pp Cations Were reeeiVed.:,from the
eriehlsPOZerivinik-loi4,flvt
horse Swer enrrent the dock
sofeenitur-o4. It was granted.
elertcont
panles, iegarding Athe.
proposals here were
°A letter. from &era*
for gas and tri*.setiVice'buoineatlima.
-read and referred'to, the ‘S#perintere-
dente . • .
MILK ADVANCED
• ONE etar A, QUART
The retati prlce of milk Ir. Geditich
was raised to 10.0entit .44 quart on Mon-
day, ATI adyaitce ot one oeit. Mee&
Ixoln prodceta to diatzllutora was oda
*were from 440 44. Ilundicalvilght to
*00 .4 hundredweight 'changes'
Owe& result of -the visit, to ittede.
rieh,:of a repretentatiVe of the Ontario
a short time 40- At th'e
tirne of Itis via% u joint Meeting Of pro-
ducers and distributors were dividedon
the otiestiort. ,s
OwhIg to the increased Witt of lure -
*clients it 'Ss eap'ected. that the' price of
breed itt Goderlch wIll be raised irt the
• 1)4sar future. *
One of the 4)4e4 known figures it
the town hall was the.,*fetint,„, of an
autointiblie Occident on ;Wedileedel
:Meriting at the eater of Itaitillton, St
:and Victoria t. Oinger, pet oindel,
of 10. tiut %fee.
most ft,Aetatitly kfll.d when *truck**
oar that totaled the corner before the
'dog was able to *seal*. The , *begot
Was,',#urelY"440014ental,041,, the driver
of the-eir regretWed. the accident
Ginter .tieoesine kuoitu to *blot
eiretyou# *rho. was * caller at the toocoi
ball, yiltire, in the *biter, he wouJd
.SUPerVitetiVie ittOin
SVter tb. altregleiter.
In *
Born in Stl;dokiia-LlniPrieiaea With Necessity of Organized Effort
Daring South Mrieats War First Group Formed in 1000
6040:404 Monherthip rit9,w Tot:as:Thirty Thousatid.
The Siith .anntverattry of the found-
ing of the Imperial Order of the
Onughters. of the Empire w.a observ-
ed this year by branches of „the iorgaa
vacation not only in Causasi 114 itt
many Parts of the Empire, ,
The founder 'Of the Order ,Wads -
Clark Murray of Montreal, former-
ly lifargatet-Poletnri- who Was born lit
Paisley, Sootlatat, whole tether was st
pronounced manufacturer.. After her
marriage she eenie to,,-Vanisda Where
her liiiShencl was & trofis*ir itt
Queen's iltaiversitA-gingistuu. Mrs,
'Murray toot., beestrntattablieti .. to the,
new countrytandtliis affection Itiingled
with her love far her native lend,
oesked*petrititic feeling which later,
later,
was the Melilla of bringing the women
of the ,Eritialt' Empire into closer
Unfelt. In 18/1 kb:loser Murray was
transferred from Kingston IteGill
1.1nivetatt3r, Anitteat. Dr. Murray viiis
itt'00,iliPlete synipatitsi whit Itis wife's
4lezire establith a howl of Ando
among the *Olen atki thildsTi Of 'tile
far-flungShe was treatir
itupreseed with the need o1! th on her
frequent *1st% to the Mother' Cormtty
during the. :Soittli, Afriftri War when
-onotot- t Were eager to he of *ervice but
woe NMI use of the lack
of organized, ffortu to UMW' *heti.
When Mrs, Murray returned to,
treiil, 411e -
tend the gravos- of so
battle, and it
to teailo her vielon
tion which would nt
ofls 'Vat ir
Wore 1(11
ingtring stel
of an orgauIza-
lt
the *enters it
it the year 100,
lotrolity.foitnal
of the' Thiughto
rom this email
COMMITTED FOR. TRIAL
‘Casweliltackett, chivied with theft.
of hides from A Ltichnove tamer. was
committed for trial by Magistrate
Walker at Walkerton on Toeidep
af-
-ternoon, be having elected ti411,1 by
Wee and jury.'
membership of 80,000, •
. The. Order Was fornied to Promote
unity between the Motherland, the
sister Dominions and Canada; to pro-
mote loyalty to the King and Empire;
to fOrwsrd every good work for the
betterment of the country and -its
people, It Is non-politieel and non,
secteriart.
. The second Chapter was formed in
Toronto with, Mrs. S. Nordheiriter as
Regent and later headquarters were
,Moired from Montreal to Toronto. The
work of the -Order has oentiiiMel
through manleaders down* through
the nate, .vhe firat activities Were
for thelbenefit Of Canadiall, soldiers
taking part in the south African War.
The organization *as of Ineatlinablel
vaine to Oath& and the 'Ord** dur-
ing the Great War at which time the
Daughters of the Empire collected and
diebursed Millions of dollars for the
benefit of British soldiers. After the
Armistice the Order ***Wished e war
&oriel itt to. cost Of 'Waif
ddlars. By the tetIna Of this memorial
bursaries are -provided itt MAU-
niverafties for Venlig Canadians
*hose ft.therS Were killed or etrioilidy
diabed Great War; and as a
pennanent memorial .post -graduate '
ho ips (overaits) *** awarded
to mine students yea**, one front each
Province itt Catta4*)for adtti*ce4
'(confhtuot o pagi.4)
• The--amiuel-wattrhour..."..egeeenient•
with the Sengente PonapenY.-Ltd..arge •
approved.
A letter from the Wierktnen'S (-10.1n.
penisitionBoerd, regarding the nett
coverage- on entritoyeee was read and
laid °vet for further consideration. : .
kietter-atted-11(00:41-1,1thi-Orttlh6A- -
town eountil, asking the CoMtnieden •
to"go into the Matter of pipinK`nalitar-r
al water from. the C. P.. R. at the
harbor t� the Soap); for drinking
purposes was teaa and refer* to itho
Superintendent to look into 'entire"'
port. •
A' letter from the council asItint the
Ceinnilielon to olio
negotiation* vfitit tile Ontario' Hy4r0
Meetrie Pewer °' 41egint1ssion. for - • a
.nlarkeilredisetien inthe test Of power
to Goderichi and failing negotiations,
the Coenuession• to investigate the
most economical' Power development, ,
whether hydro, *Stu or Dietel and to..
.*:#41intssItitturi.diik
er for the sale of power to tlie town.
The matters referred te'sirennder eon.
sideration 'and' will be taken up' with '
the Provincial Commission. *
Letters from the Hydro Electric
•PoWer.Coremission, regarding- the re-
quest forthe, approval'of a 26% re-
duction
-
ductien in -doreestk and commercial
service charges were read and filed,
pending further word from the Pre-'
Cominisison,
While Goderich basked in sunshine'"
and ' spring-like weather yesterday
afternoon, the count* surroilinding
Brussels,' comparatively few miles.
Wirth, had snow ploughs opening up
snow -blocked roads.
�o-getifers einmged 'witmens of
Drennan's Bowling ',mane on 'Tuesday.
night whenthey beat the, Lions in the
Anal fixture of the play-offs. Ort tiat-
urdsy night the champion team, had
beeten the All Stars to capture phime
In the trials, 'The House of David
Ivo* trip:lined by the Lions and in, the
gable between the All War* and the
House. of David the *bearded boys were
auteessfti, The ..4o.gettera have lead
abated all the way through the sche-
dill°. V* I.0ions Place second, Ifouseof
David thtrd' arid All Mani totrith, Cliff
McManus' • *on the high average. titise
wittistn, average acera of 230 and the
highknife game score. wit -ii 240 points.
The residenie of Mr. 'Robert Short -
reed, near Myth was twice saved from
destruction, by himself
of. neighbors
Overheated stove pipes caused a
blazein the wall, neighbours respond,
ed to the tall for help *rid soon had it
under control- Later in the .everang,
the fire broke out again but neigh
-
hours, were Soon. on band to Latest
and the blaze was onto more eictin-
guisted but not beta* a great deal
dartiagfi WOW done by sniolte,
MR.AND MRS P. P. CAREY
TO ATTgrilp TOURNAMENT
The 3/th eattaai tourrienient to be
held by the Toronto-WhiSt alb at the
ndfil trdtic Hotet frotn 14airoh 24th to
27th inthisive„ wbikige Unite.
Am* :#911) A ott tbe
-
Pery
Otte
'wisard, 4'
tour
Mutt 1
4 welt-lowen ,004erich eot
* Abe toutnement Opre
The Council •met in the Township
kali Tuesday. March 9th, with all mem-
bers present. Minutes of FebruarY
meeting- were 'read aril adopted, on mo-
tion of Councillors Chisholm and Pit-
bladO
carrespondenee
Communications were received from.
the following:
If. T. ittam, District Ifingineer of -
Municipal Roads, re Sup4rittendent's
*Invention to be held th4odon, March
23r4 and 24th.
itedtal Relief Board re the
oa-
iyxnent of. relief ftxnd
tank tkinte117, on behaii of A. Jen-
nings, asked Council to gravel Summer
School road as soon ss possible, as it
would appear ‘0191 this is a public road.
R. J., More, rectieatirkg loan ot
41,000 for ttuticipal Itkpborte.
W. 11. Robertson, colaining apes
attitude regarding the ubushing of az
minutes. Ife stated ttat the -siguia
wished to do, what, Was best all round
, for orerlotte•
Itose totpmmmt re donattoti to lito.aw.
Hockey Club.
Wm. INsiteart, Colk.Jor, ro statement
of unkoliected. taxes, 1930, ratich read
at folletts: 'Wes, litchtdalit Persittee
collected hi latniark, $816.20, FebrtlArY.
$238A0: beliove to collect, $3040.96
(*Wawa' figures).
lerenk tioodlitt requeStitig to be al.*
lowed permission to oat down elm telt
below' hit plikee:
tt.M itObeits, re share. °Vera of 4n.
digerit ,patients .frorn Colborne.
B M tb. ss purchase of Mentse-
tong lots on *loch he bad option.
'et%closed 650.00 as put Poteent, for
same,
lifiethese
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