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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1937-12-03, Page 1• YO.t1 .$ tots, or, Keevet rot 0, i on Contest' on here win be! an, eleetiOn tontoet. in o4eri•Oh MeAday.,Deeenlber but P4.1: !Oil, the ste of depotr,reqe auci havbig;been Ireeended'thi sev,e4., of the, nrtogn Mantel:pat Tliose returned - heelaMatiani are OfiroVivitni Iwo* erolit Cenunisate to &hoe la 1 A I nati0na, at itito putPlio oteet40..g ,on may ht Or the various volt:4st oWerit were; recorded: as fellosvs:'*Y, Vfocin, Plerk J.C107,4-1f• -,ticatt• E. Is4rger--b „" HuOkine5 E.Uaiektine--bt •lid 31'. Itumlberi. qL 4. ItlaolOwan-+A. '0ititow aro 1). Brown. tsiworome ana, OtAbrook •• . afternoon tho •• ,t the 'Mt* a , tho. lettcler ip Taylo 4*14 411 .e14,04blo and sueO*11'411 sale and afternoop tee A* the lecture room *X.,;:no,.. Pmbyterian Ohltm event Isig/ largely attendecis, .the Ievioalized more thou The koys- were 40taiOd, hiw • their 4114 -14' Atobt, nisPet. aid /oirke•*, who acted ashosV P. ;Miter and 11, who potired tea, lead NY*, Vere.-;Bryetn-. emir Petioles AfaeDonalai lio'Oort 0$1 Oratit JOhnetea, jpek • "remit and Bb bua Nell ThexoPoe*, -Ward3'PsvrievD0140* Orr awl; riettgle.S. Orahaml tieket sellers, artd.'Var4 Pat: Xittnici Abell:3144 .10ari•elciTte, 0.14 parsOna.-by II, 14 • A. 0014er'*illa-ride 04* ,T,:“.w:4,..piatit.r, *loft rgo' ,opt. 44 tIktlitiolk and Ewan :Ward); _ illias0;!0 .10.pootheirkx„ iale'of larn..displaY,' of '.030e,s, matte , Vardr);'".;.,1w,0:„ .7 —7 by flit baysi,aiid. .Daer and Dan. ,auct 01, ' •Itieherts. OSt otmow:„.„03,--14,1, icvAgie .Nsraito-r4.in -cbarge o2 tike eandy 1"roro, firgvea . booth...," • • • Two-niererrit'a! if the, I feaw.. iitlegea,7 iinVe ; rpet4, 'Otb•-* trate .4% A. 444., lter Pe441,. 'The' inerir IJOIS ,ro4tet ,Voatett, itht(ilet;');.411e'rer'''atild4.*Or1fli night 1,4i4t; 'Were plea TO 10, _ ot by Unding %OA, 1).$ P t:41tt.1*'04'141 v uflU111 te61* Ifiegintr Vork . ,Xewgate 'street botero 04 tar of 1*004 bob., therW.e.eile.,,U0d'atitte.ther'Weelg.',At,' r. voiat and ,orn,to the 4.Litodetiou. • i1,eeted, U1 see the Oittt04 elevator ,r.trOOX, Oileng0;...4x0Vereeontt 4a- he':40,1141,4 S'eu th,0%.'10*0.401100.-•1**Atit g0110.01,. t .40e. liehiteelteltea. „At -to -000a .aoit, :4004 toirod. aboo an it vt1004; beaded fu. *Kilter ne1.04*. the Beke,*• tto v 'ellilf.kaleesaehrti*ttaitiefOrUKkal- *a* .4.00.44044000, :ter .xiper; Lt '01.141414:1400:*' r411 `Nvelisti044"1#' erat ,,.houra• 41)Ont.' 'tV3, 4011_*it ,Ott• 'OA* faely. foriV' vot *tele, rtppareette *WOO. 'iota.* 'than ,sosAlturen teta`Pl.,4,41' 1)., the, ilvtweeamt4r0.0 :t4114 -0 ,1t a otbetwtho":/tuta4r4. tea ho 0 Nairn `11.*' *Nan4 'Pltufxb bor., htit ,Nr1141: alt 11-Y4v* • 'VW1bV9Ji6ating; dietitian et. gabelatag 40. , emlier k neat , ward - VrefIle0erte•eliegeedfiXii,.. , t „xtiVoyip,, The ro„otu Winkattra„ ctively decorated, lace, 4vhe vas nterabor .09theOelieel ..ex p by the*, boy e le,ecedite, and with. 100igie Board 'fer one term' t!ife ,)".01#0..'anct . Und-aueeee .1.31ii°4et takeetlie .Pill*e 4010. ItIlli,'iroiiior4))i,...ereci,..1§,eabrook and •^ * • ", - • .Ontt,'*110•Ivitta Netellk*4 the Boixifl• 'Bake • , • AT Tire . iVor the office of -deputy' reeve there / (E. r rin wake sad ito, a mixed -doubles threegaree tour- .' ' ' ' ge at the Oyal ng eVi an , a eattest* between j, 6, (114Eckhlflo; ptiarti, winners of orst who :has bold the oftlert. thiS #,?ci !FOR, d4,10,PUT3t •11$11DVE • -.uts waxy Tobin • and • Vreielieetbarlir, Baker. and; tiielteas., were' ' 9 E, Ilacraglas Brown erh‘o'lute-tie Or tt. • '•- Marrs' Phelan, With a sea° of 1407, ` • ' Ceti Second Prigee were 'woo by -Xiss- ' several' ars as "eouncillor. • • eslides',".thilw year's, eounditors .who j C. I. Allison an0 , 0 , . „ awn and, Ito g seOr n - • re."10 , • tinier -ninrileipat lite, white ir---/"Tat - • • #JS1JIrliLj L11& ThrariViiti .-41;5740142-Mir - -• vder out being aa to The third 411 w4Wit allegedly was Oxford, 18rellingtent ano Wrth. 14$ NV1P14 , hargewS e '14aCet het ISatntanY witit- ,couatieSt, la held,. 41'e $tratfetil,,'"he, halt - ing had, ne i1atrCl'in ';t4Vt'utiiO4. ..8atuo,ay .400, of the : ps000tation, 00,a maa 4evertbeless,, ottor, enelcieix,ea 11)tells*oteria tban Site gave toko, ana lotto ,equotly highlr 'the Poultdiuif\ tsYki,'00 smit0,40 418ailkat h.er beries. ts *AttOt'lf.vicooy ; WAS 001 ,',1).,111' evening that 3,4 i$ '"Je txeter-, eateped. ",r,h041, tteet' the trent doe chase, but lost. hittk, an the house to. 'eome, upou e;r:Nding-Ateuktg: 111)3V-SitNore-,40tkrir4leiu In Mrs ft l';IletheringtOn neWearaer, 4'4 Johnstob; ' • _ ' Temperatures of Our:last week and- . had',0•Orae 'ePerlarice? how- !iCr, Oraigle--by Green and ...ever, having been clerk Of cOltharae eingum„, TownStrip. for A nataber ot years. ran jecotimoamon At Ui� meeting -et. the ,]own D. ,*,Browizt-n-by Turner and on Friday night, nominatlans poured (11-eo SChaefer. ' . • in thiek ,and Test _Until, the ,ve4ry last, tn. s*eid-by B. a. tiAndsay *flute+, 'Town 'Mork K'n." 1."•0("'d'ing and A, E: Bradley. fortY'seVen *valuations' fer the Per* tura. jean setherington_by curs. tem- P,Ineet4' ‘43, D, %vanes, and Mrs. Get). Johnston. At the close of .the noMinauon per- c. Lee, by E. D. Brown and tw. 3. • iod, Dr. W. Jr; Ottitow 'chosen Baker. . , • 'ehairnian for the titteprtYpes' -meeting akis Josie Stianders-eby John Cuth- then, "eanimeneed, elid *Vera', ot ;Ale Ibertson and J.,II. Graham. earielidatea- SpOire ' iales• Sta'hertaan--,7137 C. H. Humber A dood)teart.844.*Yor and. n uookins. atayor-elee011.7. A„,-.11StraCEwan, the . tC. 11. illumber-by Geo. Johnston first Speaker, 'rerharkea that the -town and Bern. ' had. enjoyed, a „splendid year daring A. N'..Atkinson---by J.: E. JEL us 1037. The eretlit of °Wert& lies and O. H. Humber. • were paid on time, and the.bnulc leen C• 'n3lbek, " j. mac. was 44,000 less than .11, the same 'time :Ba.ketr--4by U. J. last year. • - 'Ewan and j. n.s.. Ur. tlfeCEwatv tongratulated the tr• E. Ilingbram--rby B. J.- • Week., The town •netter. Itaaked bets - lel. 0.• E. Allison an been. kept exceueee. ow said, 1411 -debts 0. Craigie-by W. J. Baker and eitireno ore the aneeeati. oP 'Hanle' "Eivatv. W&tltnsn-Y 0. arid 'Z. P. Brown. • d . duo taose who etopereted bright- '-elatiti:0111'44r.4. Baker and fered ',badly itijured Item and a severe *Onrini01,4.410:=ern, tar the NS iffeek. S. att. • shaking -tip in a tau. from ,a, ladder. of the corresponding week. of as Year, as recorded Officially, were as follows: 1937 • 1939 ‘Max.' Min. Max. Min. Nev. 20............49' 41" 20 3.1) Sat., Nov: 27 GO 32 27 - 11 Sun., Nov. 2$ 36 36 33 Mon., Nov. ...... 22 al ' 212 Tues., Nov: 30 30 24 ial . 4 'Wee4, Dec. 1 20 20 0 •Thurs.,11ke._2(_.____ - 83, - 17.• A -BRACE OF ACCIDENTS Mrs. Minnie Trunipotrr, Vest street, sUffered a broken shoulderbone and painful -bruises at noon on Wednesday when size :headleng down' a flight of stairs at the Western Canada salt plant, where she is employed. She Was a:en:wiled to Alexandra hospital, where her progress is reported as fav- orable. The accident oecurred, whoa a ;heel broke away from her shoe as Mrs. Trumpoer was descending the stairs. - On Thuraday OM. 'Reynold% +West- iCeritela, Flour 'Mill employee, strf- too AO sad, Una ifOrds 4).tt 9r410 Vv.eco 3'pha outbbertson. SIG1104$44,-;,-*,0 131,4k,,Sigtzt9403,1k, 10.00!'*'14‘:4140 41441104'.., Ooderleh gr.laMptult; Olgan aOhn Vallbertsen, 110103i eXpeeted to batic at Work e bflIcOiI eetato Ave.* an inhaled to viva . 'Officer§ 1100e o t roin artnory on Witiiht.. two week& ea'the'r''OeVe.-17•Orr' -Zseree o V44, On. when the 10341 14.44, '40*4' fiumwhati but ilia,inot:twOote,4401-1111$ (Wesiaes, 'BARNETT a:.'forra' °oder. SURPIU ..kirey,' .abOard the,','Llows,' • 'Tho-ptr.\NV'atertOtt 000 Arrived earl eastithIr ttliotv look #01 .miehoo-:‘4,3e eiortdoi% tO 0 tete,. Odir R‘44* ' ' t0i4,44, th14 140r01.00- With '00,000 ;'..beatotiele. 'Wry. 10:."%ttr eta the eeelPielit ..tted 88-144..0* 'Oat, eix10,to lop hm3e ,Oeneorneil' ,Sixtrouivia . 00' lecelPt., I*. or the *inter. • — `,1:41rnet4: XXII, on Too04 The ateaMer. Superior : .arriried. IA . on 4 . handaerae. tOreriatlen ;1004114 .80049)7 after'noe: -4414 )400„ port oato4 ,eininneineratiOn, of the ,aocension. ly in the: aildat\ et gale, and eleared 1tng- George VI:and ()Oen, Elizabeth on, 3:111004Y 'morning 'ter tho head or to tite4hrtine Srltain;' . • tile Lakee - with 4 cargo ot mat. . thouta *ootoot,' rettoon for •\ .intlicatioaa were the *ittlieriOr would TI ThrnP-tt Is have rough passage,.. for no eoonee • e eel" kot 1 Jerrie,- e lottlovell. were aecic 4 and 'Obitiqr ,\ 11441.1)go ,PotineilAt1/4ir Oidertele, _ inIuaUoi .tette.Pikrera,' 'MOO thrTowuiipiIln , , be nieetIngliV40.87011 (1040 aad Ond, *AO net*, KoMil.tttert. .0 vrovietta ear, . *'nevi Avo.l.por4004 .14.oing *rose,. 10'./addfition • to 'kat'. MePhow.or 1937 klettneit,‘Vrankge**.'n14`.'''W.;04. eturned to pecciet1 -Ire• 40.4.0301ag,-ineeeege,• On )3neking... .hoUsiii'S and Penred'et0' her deele lead' a iti-4±,7,4kaiitot,,sottltrtetii,..,-frite,',,,.1061 Of.,,,truck§, 'The steamer !headed ,for " * --to Or. '13arnett -frem I t mst-, it -sitter,' bearing lake for protection ou'her'n*rard trite w -heads o00404.-01-"L"„Pociett ae*"" re -o 1 . • . - I'd — --ate lad --ihelreek7iti4Vtif - 1, neeklace we ......to_ell, • the reverse s. c•A royal, erowtt ,ftad att.! Irl, Driving north "-front Exeter on hl$F,11.- worda."06orge ,sis..th and Citteew•tilzit. cargoes. Whey' are the Itriceltioe„ With TT•rft$:. NO, 4, the tight'laideV ,visited in -,401,,, .serowod: , itilt ,, .Axy,, ii,jsi, zoi000 bushele of "witeet freer Fort succession the theines of'f',,fAllatt. lalin.. 011,1- A, red) white ...eta 'owe ribl)tn William, and the Mahan° With 112,000 .stour Hobert .,INIeRraY't .Zanfes Aikcn- i . tt ' 1 ed, t the meatit. ' hu.4hels of wheat. lora Ohicago; and head and Byron aeotresteket ,eteatung in ,,xlie a.,coxottuying int:maga is as- the tr. 1$0118:1PP 'sell route to the Mill -*,.. ‘.....4.--;,: .. . 4 , fie 1 o , . all three WatelieS, neekletees', .' 1,100S, tOpows''; "By tatamttAd a 4,/is *5,1h I. with 105,000 bushels . of. 'wheat friam diamond earriugs,,Silver,,*.goid locket egfi, 'tile ic,lag the aecontoanYing the head of the Lake-'. , 1„ The str. Donovan arrived 'last night I Was 13,1111e they were In t•b• Iliow J, IL Barnett, ' to t4. worn, in etaa- from, the head of the dialies, auloaded and a fittshlight. ' ,',. moda i b 1 i el d t D I s e ng orwttt e 0,70u, r• once e. a r. llo , _._,,a wellite arriving ...* 4 nation, loth I...Nifty, 1037." ' tueznoration of r,rhelr ,Majesties' coro- 07 004) And. slipped into a winter berth -beside bushels of wheat at the am cliffe home the thieves-vere .surprised, tome, taught' the men .„1„n' hi§ boa e, .* b ' ....,,,,,.............didd.ddr..,........ d , the 'Waterton. and grappled ii'vitlt one., Rewas °Ver.. 8 0.• -both old.itnueri* 1ixo 0 Oa ttit SMithOtt ti*S' ouilfla " r. ' 110 ik*In,tious the 444 AWOL •Arkevel1 ar eOligrettilettnet:,t their, Vett nVerle, told they tweield not nevet Were Thiaekes was the" tuation for tbe 'reeveheelpe, •• The Nswitrilkiks* The nomtaWklutle, 4,640 Clerk R. G. Imo 4, were as 'low*: • OR ItEsEVZ • . .voit 00131Sitilti iuul . ',Factory and ehe DetrobriOn Ztortd 000.,Rotetecotk.-44 W. F. Gallow in A few days.* • than in flieftielitssi: arid aneb, lit toitid, 4.rOtt aeabrodle--by 1. E. tfueleins 11WS1,1 TRIP FOR SERUM ** *op, ,thec,Z1141: and tElevateir eta II, 1. A. 31,601Sivian. - • ,. , add Back foSick editor iretfOrtett they had„etijoyed a good E. IL .,OleVeliind---by john Cuthbert- As 9....resalt of a speedy 'erraud of aon'and C. n Alliton. - '-nierey undertaken by Dick, iWurtele, I iWership referred ,ito the neer; W. T. •Berkere•-iby j. W. , Preset_ and son oft): Wurtele, salt Manufacturer, ou • artaotY'builiding nearly corapleted; and G, L. Persona. '' - " * ' ' a • Wednelsday, the condition of fars,_ Brn- _,,, , _ , ernkgratttlitted.. the cenietery. and parka J, It Vtaser--by 0. 'L. Parsoaa ail est Taller, euffering an attack of -eetagiiittee for thilt• Week at Viariber U, 1. A, :Matelgeovitn. ery,sipeltia, isiiiaueh improved today. Pat*. . 4 Geo; $0chltefer-IV J. E. alrOwell Mrs, ,Tayier'lls the wife of ab etoPtefte . , . . Mr, OlacEwari.stated there sbOuld be . and It. 3. A. -Uliteallwan. of !Mr.'1Partele at the Ooderich 'Salt ditSculty in teeetiog the 'Wart() 4. J. Moser ---by W. 3. taker and 11: oq, elate. ;West shore ',Railway bonds due July 1.- A. alarclIkvan. air. •ititurtele, with 'the to -Operation ' 104108. "solosborkis lb the sinking David Sproul --by F. I. Bingham and of ,poliee, made a sPeetagular dash to tura are down in tiricely he, Sahli "and j, tr. •Grahatit, ' :London for serum, com,pleting the 1014- ve.anay bare to tarry. the liattkatebe, A. J. CooPer-.-AW 11- J. A. aleterwan 'mile Journey there and betek itt 100 iira*.bond0 another year, tat, ltith the anid'r. E. BingbiuM. ' initniteta of actual running. time. .. saio Of 'the . ,• ' ;.'" 1 trefrlivit.fi 111. It. l'an&.'433t ir, E. Mil/thaw a'nosed Drennan, chauffeur for which. is being taken-. tip „Witlt the, W. 1, Veaeoe.ite • Should. Willie -a- geed OM 104eqtPer.- Mid .1.:. IX. WillOti; „Wee no .difilettlty 'ill 'WOW* the rn, IL Oklarieneeby •W, X, Umbellate . bonds.° ' • . and W. Carel, die Olt there Oas lhoPe tiler. *hare a'. A. Graham ---by Bobt. Foley' and ainorr ttoOloynnent higher 0441 j. MacEwan• 7/10.0 the. We the Goderich, anel '14`. WOod. • ring GomPanY," Thaa. *Randy's IDr, 3, A., Girahaan.--ibts. ‘14. Parsons R. Viturtele lias Clear Wad to London powered by the pair' aadi they tnade COMIMENCEMEIsIT OF COLLEGIATE good their escape, but not before he . The (Lea. teonutieneernent• will he had secared thelicease anifiber of the . held in, the assembly hali of the Col- - • Convicted of Theft car, vi!hich. halaediately continua- legiate Institute --op Thursday and rated to the polio, with - dogriptious • "-- . F,rlday, December WOO ,10, at, 8 Pm). - of the men. . v. *Provincial flOnstable 411000$ took the trait ,Of the baudits:and through the lieease number- obtained by Mr. Rovectiffe, trelled the vetaele to. -Till- smiburg, tfie traced the pen to a 'bearding', hoase and, lying ,walt With other .Provincial OffteerS, •nabbed PoSter and '.Varnbuit 'Tuesday, AveAkedoh-diirreve4*.ale Sequel:- to Raid, on Cloakroom at a Recent Dance in Gokrich • Three Baytield -young men, Newton. und lames Sturgeon and Vali Swit- • • aer.-OnAliarilday.afternoon Were found, OW. by Magistrate J. A. MakinS on 'Sher • in addition to the presentation of diplemas, (two oneact plays, "Tideless Time" and 'Tie Pled Piper," will be gia'ren aleng with choruses and folk deuces by the pupils. 72-8 THE HARBOR DEVELOPMENT Miter The Star. - 'Deaf 131.4-41difeliied'-illtQfiriCif liewerby. J. JerVis--irs 'Zara Ellis Snit. unKsell Neal. Prank Powell -,-by tilerb. jeakini Sid • Sam Jordan. ati. Dobb--br Reuben Grigg 'and Howard giturely, p1.ten Atthavei.k..41 W. a. cob and %,;,* Itetiben Grigg. •Heib. 0. Cox -by Reuben Orrigg and Ifeeoy,,•Picked Up the. yo. mares; all my' life and .1 think everyone knows trail to and. fellowee it from that I am proud of the Town and fond there to *here he, lOceated of It. the ear ItSed in the .raida. The vehicle dtecently, we have been going through had. broken deem, and was left le a ditlicuit times and, tinfortunately, the gara.ger and Wakefield's trail *nee "more*poleted to-Tillaonburg. Fol!ee welcomed him matte opens arms as th.q. youth walked' itto his Weeding 'house. It is reported at lenst. thitty4ive charges will be latdogaInst the three young men, all of whom are iti tueir early...twenties. • It is possible Charges pending in the other term counties may.be forwarded o ron for disPeation, • The tattles of the youthful band seldom varied. - Etieh home was en- tered during the abeenee of the °eel'. pants and _every room., Was .thoroughly ransacked tie the thieves searched for jesvellery and money, They were tematiaed oft a eliatge, ot breaking And enteritee' the home • f .Nelson .Seeere, of Exeter. and a`tesaing Jewellery to the value a $40. ireank Donnelly' was eounste for the Pair when they appeared, !before thq 'Magistrate yestereae. • — EUREKA CLASS ritoonvor A speedid. ,, program and play, presented by &out, 0 Of the 'Eure- ka Class Victoria street United thumb on•Thuriodity evening, was, Wit. ,teasece and eajoyed by a. large au- dience. Mrs. !Mary Barker yvats leader of the group Inateenting the program. Rev. A. E. Uoothouse Atte& as Chairman. TheiiiVigrattii Was get f011OVV41 Vbedi solo, MOS lifuriel, aloorbouie; piano dot, Audrey Dar- ker and June .aittechtert tiods, Evelyn Brockeerl Vett* sole, Delued Viekers; Abe Johnston; duet, airs. Eliter'Oreneton, aliss Pearl Ittoope; solo,•*elleo Oertrucle Illaist; *um ddet,!Mise.MOotatotteefeld' • Mt. Bert Cutt; sette• aft Oen. coat reached the Westqn home, and derson ; a-plar, iilteeeptiou !Dee at the they were equally at a yosf; to explain ParSethige.' the Presente of sundry ecarves, gloves THE BOOK OM* ritabtsu par**, ehargas. of theft of numerous articles of clothing at a dince Pa Goderich on November 19th. They were remanded ,A: conapanion of that evening, Chas. employees of the industries at the bar - A week for Sentence. Weston, waa acquitted on a similartber have suffered severely owing to eharge, the Magistrate helding the ParRime employment and this has at - view .that Weston was too drunk tr. fected all the merchants and people of the time to have taken any part. in the Goderich• wholeaale theft, which netted the; till . ",I did -hear that there was a recent ti870 overcoats, scarves, seieral pairs Council meeting regarding a proposed of gloves and spatii. • development on the north Side of the but I have not noticed any Pollee lean to the theory there harbor, partieular merttioa of this in file local Might have' been other light-fingered press, I believe that from a Goder- eirsonS at the dance, for several ich point of view, if we can get the articles reported 'stolen were not re- assistance of the Government, this de - covered la a raid on the Baylield home - velopment should be cerried thtotigh. of Weston, where the quartette The intivotrial rettettion of the plants the dente. , at the harbor, who reallY oeenPY or cotitrol most of the available laud On stayed on •returning to • Bayfield after NeWtoti 'Sturgeon testified he hadby the south --at present the only avail- mietake taken.another's coat from the able side-ao far as I can see, offers eittriee ettO was preparing to take the no great-assistanee to the Town.. Alp - coat back when the pollee arrived the parently coal and oil companies are in - following motning, _ (His ,- - Wor'4114) terested and onee it was started no doubted the man's statement, egPe- dont•t there wodid be other develop- cially after Joe O'Brien, well-knawn utetiis with tower coal pricea for the G. C. I. athlete, swore he bad seen a d4strict arei further bneinees and taxes. I feel that none Of thit indue- maw an,3wering Newton's description leave the dance hall wiles a scarf tries here should oppose any ea*nahat around his neek, one trailfhg from his wily tend to develop available, harbor 'eat and a pair of spats itt his coat sites for Goderich. pookei. ' .• • Youra truly, - • Ilad Been Drinking L. IL G. liteneNagdYS. It was admitted by all the accusea G*derleh. 'November a ........m........................ that •they _spent at least two hours In ,bereritge roOnatv before going to the "Wtalliff" danee; and Jill Sturgeon testified hit. • , sr., attempted • e trip, but • ' Deprertuient'ot. Ontario; are., David "Setreiii-aby• W. 3. BUchanan ,*-figine.troubie at Nee and was forte* to calf Wartele, Jr., IOW immediately started on the errand of etereY., ' • Oira, Taylor, it was reported, was in no immediate dangeer. She has proved tonsiderably elm* the edmin- istretiori, ot the serum. emprOvelnents at the Who aid J. jOhnstete Connell, he seald, had Met 101112 Do- '$ ofilfOLVERt 193849 .parteiteet engineeri, Arai the Central *DK W. F. GallOW-..-by a J. A. Mae- . feeling wile that -there loon would be Ewan. and Thee. .Sandys tvcou'aliclerable IM01.045000t;" O. X.x. Pareonseetes 0.-Vir. Fraeer and Wt. ataelarrin, Wile bet. +recently Itle‘ IX 71 .106ntilt. oovered from, it letiotts 1,11**0 *0614,1 l'Olt, 1,0111.10 K0001, ornulkagos gited for the ibterite of Ns aore44 193849 and eloeed. with 'words of Mist for the , ot, Void's ward -Aka. A. Solder, loy, , /Week of -the IWO .Ciennell. Fred lacebrook and Geo. johreaton . WOO 'rioted the intePeet With ettimiiko, 1101t, latiBLIO liTILITTES MOOR* Ost.lintriools Hisaei, by .4 %tele orhoter ittiti, *a*. thatt..„ mooneyTianeI'. and it A, ataeEfreate Of. the fire eotelittee Ire 11:feet, *.• laetireeris fl th.,6 tato/v.0a stood tostritta„, stone. oaditt.# luta 0. L. Akre late themseivift on the email ere lose goug_ during the year, and he', eteentended Mt...Andre-WS wierdee'eal. M. sweats, the work`Of the seolUriteet lire brigade. br• gee; ii§elitiefer and U. Turner4, The.•cererialttee, WI said, kept well and Dr. jeatit Wallace,. be R. E. %hire. addadd..tudidd Ente Iler Tenth Decade Within 'the it titoitto et $14100, , 'het azul Geo. Schafer., . iSpettking of todnty eatitteel!,, he giaie (.044ittles•t*ge 'deeted 'VS eeelaMat . figartaioneereirtie old. ate' tieotoni tlott). -tiolly out ot debt, A $06,000 (*boa. - --------t-:--""4---. -: ' re 1040)WD-eta:be Aid; . Wiii " be „..$14EATHEA WITIPICE • . . • xtot4rtitg to st probable anefease 'in.. &tattier See Atter tied: to lin, two settee tfintist traffic .rieXe year, Xt. Vetter , . ' , , , , Said he Waled- the Bine Water Iligehe ,•• .9AVLIT isTn.MMUE,' tint, Dec, 3, ..,a•nty •AsSoeis,tion, Whith.breite.up this .--talbett With to and thirtyisit, bents vat owing to the defaulting of .seratal, 'hobbit if6itditle, the stosior ..1.1.1gOsoo, • ' r. .. , .. . ,. today. after weotittitgi. one. of tilt ale reeterked•thit treveitathi hie *tett lake aterme eXeitrieneed it tWelfth eettr le the aeryiee, Of town. seem tuebed by. * cootyindleit* ,,,,x nikt....ot eunteingeor the eseyorrita- houe gale., and. With a Meade Mime. . '0 toad' Mr. Tatter.' ',41 ,1004114. lite fall,, the feted efire fatted; to "Alta' -eo, eerarle, thla teeth lig tat Were I "bed 011" ter treentrforte haute, . Pt. 'eorwitele tOy mittnierial. tafore.:.btit -1. • W. A. Siackwelt reported. .lintethi to stand for the foreibly and "We Nelda% "400- a hand in, front of 0 tall* 044 %hi ,eill4f bgefettlt *In n" he saiii. 41ce tithed on the. pilot the 'WeVeitit of 'the' ratoifirett° Cabiti;:windows faster than It eetild ib% and inethere ailowanees tad 'odd the (t denetee these to be rated, on County at the yreeeot time was prat. teolber OW. • 11 J. Trewarthet. 'Mint.. G. Smith -44 Ira a oiterrill end 'nettle' 'Jedicirts. • Reeve Ilaatite's Addm$1, John ISowerby was.appointed chair. aka of the ratepayers' meetinr later Called on 'Reeve Macke to 6101%14 the 'Close of nominations, "and he Ara be gathering. ' Atter thanking the ratepayers„„for returning lath by 'acclamation, Iteeve - tfaineke gum a resume of couoty Oaf. nese during the year. lie neaufned (primcling or Dr.• J. II. Whitely, 11/0.111, GodeIch ToWnshap or liftr Vara, and totted the new ()Meer of health rots tor. J. Oraham, Re eongratuitttea 41Whook Fhe riterittolieblitigstfat- highly of the efforts, the "kid temp at the Royal Winter fial,r. * 'Newt fort said Mr. Macke, the De- partment will force municipalities to either rut or *Away wee, and he was strongly in favor a overkill. s thought the County might obtain' aprapera and rent them to the taunt- Iteferripg to the Cotuttfa finances, and expressing himself ata in tfiavor Of a pa)uasayou-go attitude, 'Mr. Mottle said: "At ,the end of three years, If the County, at a fat econaulically as it hag is ,the pvst year, it *won't owe a siagle Refortaistion Nerelet) Godericht Township, be *aid, has the smallest wbotled tertitiory of all Muni: cipaliticas in the lCounty, compliant 8;4 per cent. of the area. Since 1901 the wooded _portion's et Huron have bean , reduced tronv 9.9 per cent. to 3.7 per cent. "Successful ,,agriculture," saki, "cannot be carried on •without ten per cent, woodland. The sititation is ser- ious and we must do all 'we 2,an to"90- mote reforestation and conservation. ;Referring to Aroavtiatalli dames, the Iteeve forecasts a deficit of about $350- $400 -tiy the • end of the year when . road work is Paid up. , frile ReeVe thought road accident in-. suranee carried by the Township or $110 per year was auperttuaus. "We have paid less than $100 in accident claim** la the list ten years," be odd. Reeve rilaliatiloe amid hte favored quar- terly tax veitOtenta to cot down: OW huge stuns boadived trorn the bank. Another Matter which Ile 001 he wee tin favor etileithe replacing Of twine trutleit CM- road Work, de. eeribing the trot* syeteati as faster and consequently el:teapot, . Cottiicillor 011144 Jen*. exptvaaed approval of the rephteing a teams by trtieks in the ,woric on reads', pointing mit the spreadiag of gravel woad be I "It Is not a municipal question." hed re quickly and cote Mra. Robert WW1 Celebrates Her Ninetieth girds* Gocid Hot* Intl- Spirits zitjoybg the beet of health MOO. alert teeritality, Mts.. rt guteir en %logo ettletly celebrated he slittotiotit birthday at the bike ofbet -more Mt E. !Stacie Victoria At eakeibietheitte dinner "en:Stieday Mute% teterteleed t few *Mot* *beta Were Mt. and Mrs.•John Mew**, aged nitety.ohe andeight.two teeeeetteely, Who were ne*hors 'telborne. lialf-a-centnet age. In addition to wait* lovely \gifts lint& teteleed cetigratulitoty ,mettisiteai beta friends and relatives tar an*eitr,, A beautiful plant Waii reeeivett from 'Victoria miteet Veited tiiiireh, With eehiele•ithe has been de - fetidly associated. • On 'her eighty- ninth 'bkthdttf,ohe Witt Made an how' &Art ilfe4netieber of the of chureli. e ae ali times tee .lited religious life and. reed,* from her 414. e was born at et of Mt and Mrs. '0*, 34 wee maeried, there *beat atitt 10. With her beriteind et.• enc * farm nor Atitorn and then tal to Gerrit, Whet* Mr. Metteh 'oPtrited a; bate 'bee for Oarteeti Ye** lin VW. the, bea'aute repet *WI •nalitrett Of the. COMO" Moe at C'fitte0a, reisitini* there until death of Or. Mittc.it in 1915. * ,Mrs, Match hie Meet with her munkiptdities in their contatratiessi ,the Algot*, Clasilost Oitearoshil) Would reorganise atieeeteeCallY Ott ttneit, tiest Uti at A*** *eel, dock • Wir...11000.01.0 beottwe and Neestolia although neither To the Editor of The Star. druek ner soper, were "feeling pretty Dear Sir, --Along With a.good many good." Himself and Switx,er had more of your readers, 1 felt pretty "four or live glasses." Weston Said wrathy on lwaring of the injutiction to he lost track of how many beers he 1 prevent the ratepayers from exPreasing The neensed men avowed It was a their opinion about closing the bever- age rooms. had during Ute evening. lee 'mystery to them how, the extra given; . Depittit,'Mit and 0 4. at.. a Th Veisee4 left Dubitil itti,,Sasel wit cargo of soap iron tor Skid Ste , Marie. 'artit the dechyarch .itit the *Otte it and remained. /plea in tioit lea , and Vara, • 's , There was quite a fashion show at C, E. SlitaX ilitive Adalraii Ibis the litaring,'-with accused and Eterdtig ebtlin- Baptiat Ohm* ants donning thes articles...In an The Beek" teireediret'vertteret i�f the attempt to 'establise kind; ever held GoderietreeVeined map Coats were*per yesterday With ever), hidlegliteit of etteceete Twelve Ceitiadletir publtihlng liras; representing '260' be.olt hones in Cantida eleeetere,lutve eitibiteit the Ptiblie Where' ethibite ,eteriteged by Mos AltIrdet, li- brarian, of 'ibbolas froti°,the'sliellos of the twat librity;-ta..re Owed, *Wittig inotiostiat.dWay. - it* the tretring, at •e, 4,41(0,k At ' .1( And the Ott LU ereit roper Owne1. did before the eritical, eye of, the Cr ri Attorney and OW Court, gloves were tiled on, and. Matirice Switzer donned the overshoes debited by lee Nen, in an attempt .to tirovi., he had' woeti them Many times dier. ,of leriefield,• ad- dreoed ,His Worship briefly in behalf of Sewton Sturgeon, 'and asked that the yourig matt be released in hts eon- todY4 . • Magistrate &tektite oretilleed to e61- -t thereposition And remanded 7, the,14turgeon bretliers and S-1,vi!zer to come out of a beverage tooth so drank Pit for e ' Itc, could seamely walk, 1 wonder if it would mean anything to them? Per. - Other 'Criste 4.0serb Ityan.and John Chen. trait. I notiee there are three reasons 2. "It is contrary to the provisions of the Liquor Control Act." 3. "The Connell has no power to Ws the resolution." If number three is torrect, then the Council had no power to pass the rest,. beton asking for the beverage rooms, but we got them just the, Keine; and the (*outwit didn't worry about getting Into any lawsuit. It seem; too bad that Our Council membere have no young people of ship for some tuttere election. their own, and are not interested In Councillor H. C. Cox the work among young. people. That Councillor .lierb. C. Cox ale° spoke meet be the retson tbei- are not favortibir of the Introduction of trueks intereeted in this euestkal• for road work stud theeight the enioney If they bad the etperiente that I had oared oloold be meat Ott Mere grareL soon eftee the 'beverage moms opened, Ile said Ooderich Township 'VMS for - of .aeeing a heir who Was a fortner touate •liavifig a large eouutsr road member of nie ktitiday school elass tdgettio. I. Cox said be bad thought et re- tiring. but would' abide by theawish of the ratepayeriAt they wanted biro to represent 'ward t again. Two Pamir Osearefilera W. 11, Lab, remarked it wee Mee - teen yeatte tante be hadi retired front the ODureal. ale *as of oPttliosi thrtt flo improvemeot eotrid• tetatie in the 1937 Council. �1e adveedited p�W grader for all work ori the'toWeship reed% ami praised the,eenitition of the roitaki Woo , -ArihiPtiotgoioo t'e. bring on an cite - (Continued on tag* 4) a efficiently. Ile oepostal iteeve alasicke's stand with regard to insurance against road laceidents. claiming it was a vise expenditure. Itoad work in ward 5, he 'laid, cost about $ala this year, tiood &image necessitating tonsiderable repairs. Mr, Jervis otated he had eerved eweive yeans on. the Council and hoped to be returned or another terra. Be intimated be bad his eye on the reeve, of tent*, 'admitted they 11641 a "few rinks" before being picked up by Chief knell at Seliforth ort November 23t1i 00 drunk eh1irges. They decided to take a rest, when Ilia Worsitio In- toned 110 Or len ' Donald Mttrtity, of (pi aef ple*ded not guilty to * eharge af cti)- wing an isato iiipb'tetriteiteltensie by fel�* yrettiices and *itsreleased it $1;000 peronot bond. haps not t • Whatever Conies of the ieIttnetion it will certairee make onote think. if our 'Down Connell. have to ipowee to grant the rgitetAyerit the privilege, ot expressing tittle t'n*re“blerillori, setae - thing 'Should be done Admit it. . KsILI. Wit 'PAM PLAY. ot liteetteer Are visiting Ur. and' • ,