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Well, 4. Bxyana, R.
i 9, ,Heletheitteeyt T. Lovell.
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Father a Member f
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,n,,,,aeletee - tegielathiteaer, W. Bcott, R. Orin,'''''''" Yire4tvott,',It (IVOgridge, D. Sherwood.ounciI*–Rea1 Dirt
Farmer. rinante-44., Metheeio11, ills: Hari10Y, 7.
• _ . Dittld(tOnt C. imovviximgy. J., Bryan.out= swettzer, ,liew ',Kovach ‘4° EdOrettien'tervV. ' Avelahtaat' T. 1P4-Yder
be 48 years lentY in 4887, so he will Property -0, H. Elliott, ' A. MollickW.
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' tit; 11'14 bornits- %Ohm0, ivrogridgl, H. zee:3W. .1. Jones
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] • Crosiex" W.. :Archibald, G IVIalsitiU'
Old thia year. - - '' ' ,_,G.
attentheze (4 tile Township council for the HawilinnehIeY,y:1,. ltdoser, F. Davidson, C. me-
atia lather, eam --seeetteeeteswas • -4 littlasa- 'of -Bef$140-43, J. Bovnuan,'• M.•
i000, 1990 •iqg and li, which indtcates ,
-Madre/ea .Villetter--4,-TeuliereaNir....e.l.
- illat-4315Ve'lerIneinYetpalellreedsAtred'in Jones, W. Sweitzer. .
famityp• . '
0 new 8tiarder tete' theseu been in Agrtculture Advi3ory-0, 'Hemingway,
the ;townithip cotitiou, pe xe jeers, the .P. W,'Scott W. Stewart, II. Keys, Q,
14i Ebc ‘ot which have Placed hint in Peagan'
he County Cohtiell for three Years as, 0004 Roads -W. Macke, T. E. 'Car -
Deputy Reeve and the last three Years ;110, d'. Eckert:
,esV,ItItirfii--
•' He has been an., active labefell;i'polt-
tiog,Tall his.life arid it was as a Liberal
that he became warden this year.In
the oouncil as a MeiiiTer7"1.ie has been
''.active in the interests of hie men Town -
t1» f Ste$ien but has not lost
-.:the--Wider-rmxonsibilities as a repre-
sentative of the Otnnetee. His idViee on
matters of general toterest tegthe eourity
hes,alwale beep' in demand.
prectiearfarrnereeowning 200
Iteres. Of land, With beautiful buildings,
and on which he has exercised 148 love
for flowers. His farm has, been photo-
graphed and the pictures published in
the papers on more than one Oceasion.e
lire has been Wive married and has a
family of eight, consisting' or Aix girls
and two boys. •
He is a solid, substantial caizen of
.. good judgment whose „incumbency of the
wardenshIP-is the realization of a long
anthitiehl. He is expected to conduct
the affairs of the county in a most sat-
manher.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.-_
• FOR SALti-One share et 1Viaitland
Golf Club stock. Enquire at P.
0. Box 796, Goderkh.
TAG. annual meeting oi the .West
Wawa:nosh :Mutual,' Vire Insurance Com-
--poly Will be held in the Parish Hall,
• - Dungannon, on Friday, Pefbruary .8th,
1965, at 2 p.m. to receive reports,. elect
directors, and transact general busi-
ness. Directors Wat,Sons.. Thompson, and
Reed retire but are eligible for re-;Olec-
.tion.
9i .0. TItzipAITEN, secretary.
I have (Completed a cOUrse In taxidermy
toed tanning a furs, -and have secured
a License to tan. am now ,prepared to
b3ii kinds of slimy. pelts up to the
else. of dog or wolf. you can have your
fox pelts made into lovely neck pleoes,
Iaet of.putterials obtalnatge used in
Ines, '
Wall
AS. BAItion,s
• - -Rode Goderieln
Perna *
'ttieveral tehan* *re $400, , doe**
Onit the antemeibite elealera And gar.
Agee located on 200004 Otc
Moelntroll, who boot occupied the bleiltle
Ing at the.corier or 14hIgstent and Vie.
here. Quicldy Settle pleVele to torts; streets lor aoneet Years, 15 Mev*18
into .the Preentsee ftetinerlet beattieded by
*Maier , some the'izteraectn. -.
Wffilain Sweitzer,• Reeve. ,of *tepheti property is now pealed by the:N/0;7411-
Froutenat 011 Co. • and Ur. WelltWan
wiU handle their products. Ali addition
to the building will 'provide Ser a Motor
car shove room.
eselkdesslese-Hoelse -44-.--Helt-W.411-entovearram,
their resent qarters on itfigrariTit,
•
tothe garage and service elitatiOn to be
vacated by the MacEtvan* firm,* They
will handle the Iliitteh American pro-
duct% and it Is probable that a, well
known firm Of =AO Car. defile** will
ottcupy Part Of the Prenneese •
totvaship, iviareeeleieted warden of Huron
County for 1936-.41..• the Wlantute, „its vete
Or -the -Courteil in Sessioa on Ttmeeday
efternoOn, January 22nde .
ePOUreeantlidatee. epreeeleted
for the consideration of the coitus,
Reeves Switzer, Math,eson, Atchibeld
and •-ieltert. 'It' took more than an hour
to arrive at a decision and the final
struggle was bedween Reeves Matheson
and feweitzer. •,
• When the session of the.. ...un 1
,t4; IMMA
for by the county clerk, 0. m. )toberta ed when theytheir new sta-
re 4
_.itvtr,,satetizer_and._the_neminatienpiece Of land at, the Corner. of Iattigston
HOLD MEETING
Reeve MatheSon arose and remanded' tRth thetr lhviltertY oh ithe triangalar
alerrst:-Divid-Sis.-7-but expected
steeolided by Reeve Arelalbald, With
•-Reestee- Belted nodding. approval. •:_ The thatthis will be ready *for spring bugi-
eY_IlleYte eraleed sportsmanship display- UCSS
L4erlettsthe -defeated casOkUtes was loud -
.applauded by the meeting. . Road- Mac nery Co.
Listen -to -Most--Interestinc-Talk.-by:Mrs:
L iltnox-Elect -.Officers for the
Coming Year
'-
The regular-raieting of- Vietorie Home
and School Club was held ir; the kinder
-
_
garten room on Thursday, an. 17th, at
8 Pm. • The meeting opened with the
zinging of "0 Canada," followed by the
repetition of the Lord's Prayer., This-
was fallowed by a -short business session
'when plans were meade for the
birthday party of. the Club, which will
take place at ;the February meeting.
Mrs. Daer, convener of the welfare com-
mittee, reported that anuraber of art-
icles of clothini-hade been 7prded
since the last 'meeting,. and a request
was made for ehild.tenoes and
clothing, also articles! that could be
made. over Any donatieris could be
sena to theeseite01,1and would be pieced
where , they eyere moat 'needed. All
seeretaries 'were asked, t� hate their an-
erePertse erest'the s fort -the eltebrua,ry
*et:Inge a. 4 ,
The repqrt of 'the.. nOnelnating 'com-
•mittee wad read by Miss _E. Hume and
adopted: The officers for the coming
year are: Presidept, Mrs. Calvin Cute.;
Ist Vice, Mrs. Bisset; 2nd Vice, IVIrs,
D. I. Hill; Sec, Mrs. W. Macdonald;
'Leas,, Mr.. E. Sinith; .Cor. Sec., Mrs. H.
Palmer; Teress Sec„ Mrs. A. Taylor;
Pianist, Miss alacdonald; assistant plan..
Mtss E. Hume; review sec., Mrs.
Noble Young; convenor Weiftire come
Mrs. Re Doer; conVenor ways and -means
corn., Mrs. 'Riley; convenor ,social corn.,
.Mrs.. Price. '-
The programs foie the year will be
rilarmed each month by a teacher and a
Mother, assisted by a grouP of the ram-
bers.
A very fine musical program Was ar-
ranged. by the committee. in charge of
the Meeting, consisting of a "violin duet
by, Raymond Snell and Jack Hamilton,
sole by Miss Dorothy Craig of Auburn,
piano Solo by Ruth Cornfield and a solo
by Mtge W. Mae-don/ad.,
The gel/Icor of the evening was Mrs.
L. L. Knox, who gave a splendid address
on "The place of 'Art in the lives of the
bait- fair girls,. '111 -the "scheol -end the
home." The speaker gave a. very fine
cladnitiori' of art, as the ability to ex-;
•press lite in
0.0011 41t) .`1:T.--40funbria ltd.terms of beauty. Art VMS
d• and iiot sirtiply dra,wing or Painting, but
APP1770,4e- -Mu*" might, bbedivided- Into -Ilefetreettiottee
0.
Meat, the art eof supplying our practical
needs, second, the Fine arts, evhifeh
In-
clude pa,inting, sculpture, drama, archle
teeture, poetry - and prose, and third,
Applled art, or makieg useful things
'beautiful. The real purpose .of educe -
tion should be the trairdng Of Mit boys
and girls to be cultural Men and
women, -with.o. love for the„ beautiful
$wha Will *play noble 'part in life arid
help to ithelce the world a better -plate
tet lite ha The ithael Plaerti a large
part in this training. Drawing and
Vetere- study' trade a kite for the beau-
tiful in nature, reading teaches 151* Wye
• and giris 14 ate Weird pictures Of Whit
the .author' 'wishes to king before them,
and literature helps thein to tbrne (Word
pia/tree of their Own: IrOfener, the
'borne' hltS' 'ifellt 1171P-Ortient-piett in this
thing too. There are so many Ways
In which the parents May help, One of
rtiltereet. calf Side of double
tense .alhatte on Bruce. St. Apply
lilialrEt ;and, Harriliton
•
birefatitte
mer-Itietway,;'%-inede torn :iipa4;
sores .ot '$,W1f11, th'tilllihr
house' and garage,' fell -biteenearit tinder
datelling, 'PolliteY- lite** -reoni.'.fett: 500
four inottbarott4our brooder
a.tentitao. 400.1* Vatrt 0.40V14q;
podersch, "
FOR:RENT,
or PO4 SALE
oritl Iteil'atente-Xobourg St.
- Apply•
bA4ROW).• :Executor
• Phone,97.
tbe .triost luipOtiant is to teeth }the ohil-
&en the fine art Of toifitesY eifid .tone
aeration for others *loch win help
thN Oyer a good 'Many' of the 014
mid bring Out the geed
of oilers'% The boys and &Is
the haat builderS and
flakrs :4* tornorroir, .1/411 „ire can
-fete
fit: Milelotft
tt nd *b� alt lit *es
Others; this
bett& Oat for the tom-
.
1iez
oaatt exten
$100,4ddaddreas,
sOrba 'took V4** 116 the
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Installs Sprinklers
As is customary at fret- sessions, the • . •
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County Clerk' took eharge of the meet- I
ing until suet). 'time 1113 a warden. could
•
be chosen. BeHe read the statute -cover- .
Ask Permit for hWater
.
trig his dutiei and the -council voted to A -
reduce the . statutory halfshour wait, be-
Conneetion—Firat Meet of
fore doclaring nominations closed, to five P. U. C. for Year
nxinutes. At the expiration, of that time -- -
• hp' declared the new warden duly elect- The PeHtilic Utilities Commission held
new officer to his seat in time honored
ed and Coun. Geo. escorted the their first meeting of the year on Wed -
manner, and duly installed hiln. nesday, Januat7 23rd.
• Old Warden Installs • Myor 11. .1. A. MaeEwan was absent
,
air. Elliott alio welcomed hi'M attending the coerence01 Ontario'
to his
.new office -witmayors in London, as decided at the
h fitting 'words and with last meeting of the milieu, and as a re -
the presentation of the keys of office.
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"It is a great honor to me to be able
suit no chairmanfor the forthcoming
.P,
to introduce Mr. Sweitzer to you, al-
year was installed. Dr. W. . (allow
eccupied
though I don't know that he needs much the chafr as usual.
introduction," he remarked."He the Considerable routine business was
trarefacted ,but---thie...-angh light of the
known member Of this body for ,
reeve of , Stephen Township . and .0. well rrieeting and an evidence of better tim.es
StX ears. e has given. yeemau the past
In store was the application of the Do -
ice during that time minion Roads Machinery Cofor an 8-
will d the seine e , and I am sure, inch otameetion with -the water maims!
s warden. (We had ,to .a sin
'roar asPirailtS tor th wastdellshim any ep.orate fire wrier
whom would havemade a good they are installing. • This installatien:
one- of (. , '
calker-, but -we can't --will cost several thousand Oilers' and
ntertaio the idea will add greatly to the fire proteotion 01
of a quartette' so most of thorn had to
lohe."
Be thanked the council for the whole
hearted spirit of cooperation _which they
had displayed during his tenure of office
and ended ,his remarks With "I say, in
all -sincerity, that if you- will, the Hand
that guides the universe will guide and
'direct you in your work."'•
• SirOrn In
HARBOR,'
Oh Mgett APpfgartletits
• 61
'Word, *WO 4eIy4d Thuts4s..tivOkt
ftweatimates:':'t/tot/iti* ateteate OW the
'Weise rtt ,oirtavite on WechtesatO Pr,ovidt"
ed the. ettitentithere. Or 02,300 Oh
dredgirte oelt, n
Seveal 11.14Ktre4 radio °timers brtlie Of itderiextaved spring. "
of -the-Winter - Thle Morn/AVOW Vias Weighted.
to attend a masa meeting in the town
aflen WetinesdaY evehlog and voice
their indarnatioh see tire interference
iQb hae ,rendered radio 'reception in
7.43ed-Criehe..?‘ s9.4"0 °•reO&.ahh.t!•Y•..-'a•rtCe„,,1C'.,V-
SOm-' .years.
As a xesult of prolonged discuselon, a
Raclioegiub wee• formed and offieers .op -
pointed With authority to use what
means were at hand to torah -at not enlY
the local, interference but to agnmunie
•cate to the GoVernment the .feell f
to ask for remedial legislation and to
protest • against the erowding of Cana-
diatravaveslengths-betellniteel States- -eta-
tions in such a way that Canadian
Radio Commbsion programs canna be
heard.
meanings as It tlOes, the itistributio4 Of
;nude et the amount • for wage* ZocMly
xt ls,taken as aigrr.of UnPrOving tiMea
and is *id to be on reetilt of the trips
made by ex-MaYer 0,. 0. Lee to. GttaW*
14,K=.841P,Tner,PUbarbqy. •
and all dimanditig that 'at/Meth-Mg be
done to .Malte a 'continuance of the
trouble-U*130414e. Ceuta J. X. Huck-
= stated that his greatest trOuble csine
on Sunday and Wm; „eln, elainied that
.His Honor,. Judge T. M. Costello, was
called upon to administer the oath of
.040 to the new inconthent.
' have had the privilege of swearing
frz thetiverden of Hawn County for the
last three yeare," he began.. "In order
that his appointment (become effeetive
at price I shall not delay" and the oath
was -administered with the new appoin-
tee signing the oath afterward.
•,"Gentlemen," continued .His Honor,
'X dont intend to 'detatn you frorathe
many duties before you. A note ori my
desk asked that I swear ,in 'the new
warden. • It dkinte8aj aleythittg else.
However it affords me the :privilege of
looking over the Other *of the new
exruneil., I wentto irnow 'you person -
Z want you? :to feel' that you know
me and that yial are fx*e to consult Inc
I:lever I aeri Ih fries
"/ dont know Whether you can
flirtation Witliauf seine -of' the ohl War
lorses wheat/ (faces Z am stecustorned to
seeing. , here. Albert Goldthorpe and
44.ft: iieNitthb for instanee, and Geiger
*etehe Younger leOlethg men have taken
theft places but those plder meti gave
dignity to your body. I hope the new
Inge doatt ,
, He the i Vaiir a trilatto to the count)
partfettlarly the clerk and tries
surer -and includfrig the ether Officials
faxen whoni he had had the greatest et
Courtesr. ,
Thp hew Warden spoke briefly, 'exprese
tang bis pleaturc at his aeleetioti for the
honor. Ile c64ratulated the Warden
'of the past year and reniarked that he
dkt hot expect to be' able to do as well
as had Mr. Elliott. He Maintained that
the niembers Were in sortie Meitant". e
• "Our bretberta 36xtet" and that "We
eliall -have to keep the welfare of the
whole (*turfy he mind."
Var. .40 We were ,880,009 behind4
kOontitrined oft' We" ."
134
.tan. rah 3$ 2/
2�th
. . .
322*
'28rd
1.4.4
-44i,4-44.444=4"==4.4,4,
the plant.
The connection was agreed to; the
company to defray all tEosts in connec-
tion with same.
The treasurer prasented the financial
statement for the months 61 November
and December and a number of ac-
eciunts were passed. •
Those present were Dr. W. F. Gallow,
Mr. E. R. Wigle and the treasurer and
manager..
•
The executive Of the Catholic Wom-
en's League chaperoned a large crowd
of both young and older folk. at a- very
gay and informal party on Tuesday.
evening, January 2214 in the Oddfel-
lows' Hall. "500" and euchre were
played the first -part of the -evening, the
Winners of "500" being Mrs. N. Clair-
mont and Mr: Kenneth lefeCauley, and
Mrs. W. A. Coulthuist, while those for
euchre were Mts. J. Phalen, Mr. J.
Hussey and (Mrs. F. RObinson. A very
delightful lunch was served by • the
meinbers of the league, after what
dancing ewes indulged In Uptil an. early
hour in the morning.
*MTH 11. Sw '
• The citizenship' meeting of the Y. F. S.
was held Monday evening, with Carl
Wer,sell in the chair and Miss Roberta
Jolmston , at the piano. 'The meeting
was opened with Owo hymns after (which
Mr. Lane led in prayer. The scripture
reading was taken by Miss Jean Roberta
son, followed with' matters of business.
The topic, "Personalityy was given by
Mr. A. U. R,obertson and was very in-
Art/dive. Solos were -rendered by Mas-
ter Eugene `Ityart, accompanied by his
father on the violin, and by Mr. OM,
Harker* accoMparded by Mr. R. Player.
The Meeting WO cloSed with the alizpah
benediction.
blithe Formed
, Finally T.., G. Commie moved -for the
fOrniation ott, a Itedio Clu'b, and the
question Was quickly pita and posed.
rt was agreed that inenlitehlhiP
0.--centaaencl-ope - • 'e. ----
The officers \ehosen and given author-
ity to print .xosenbetehip tickets and to
The questions were dtscussed in detail
is represent the citatens in any negotla-
-with --allateby of -the --Department •
tioni looking towcieds the eliminatkm-of
af Marine giving expert e Ideate • In
E.
anpwer to eaplielt questions he stated the ,difficulties were: • President,Douglas Brown' The Pres L '1.1 al .
that his instruments showed that mach- Sec'y-Treas., Thos. Pritchard; Execu-
tive, . E. .r. -'-eu
responsible for 90 per cent. of the inter- DHolmes. D-Erreebell- and E, Glen.
ference which he had iodated here on The folim.Vilig revolutions will be for -
his various trips. 'There may be other warded to Messrs. Spotton and Golding,
sources of interference noticeable When Members of 'Parliament for Huron
'he is not in town but Mr. Atkinson has County, the Ontario Government, the
bwo machines which cause acute inter- Dominion Government and the Caned.
ferenee over an area a quarter of a mile Tan Radio ConiniissiOn.
in all directions. These two q machines
give out different noises. • To Canadiao Radio Commission:
• Ile further stated that he had never Araa and representative mass meet -
noted any trouble 'riven Hydro wires but ing '4-f the elt2zehe01 clOder,tch
mously passed the folloeving motion and
these could give trouble on a windy,
rainy night. High tension wfres passing direeted that it be sent to your body,
thr,ough the towii and over ;which the That this meeting strongly objects to
local' P. V. C. has no jurisdiction may the eneroachm.ents of Wilted States
also be a source of interference. biteadcaStingtaibn on Cab/Wien wave
lengths. making it practteallY imPost-thie
Instruments In the local railway of-
fices had formerly Fawn trouble but to get any -Ortiele Weistatknis alter six
these -1= been "corrected -and' were now Vele& "ht the: eVening- -wI-xcuts
noteeless. Thealtell Telephone eaipeay that ORO programa are not heard over
the country,' atid that
irleasct "sPecorindtitoivcmser $2°°in thaetitremP' externhgantgoe Ice°er; wide
areasComrnisd0rion be 'urged tit use ivery
had not completely succeeded. Mr. H. thearls t* secure 'iVa" lengths, 'Km( -the
• Griff, local manager, stated that •hie result that CatC programs' are not
company would 4eontinue to experiment heard over wide ateas of the cOuritry.
to endeavor . to eliminate ea interfer- whereas: •
encer.
•
D.
Gomm stated that the P.
U. C. of which he is charmare is willing
to do anything possible to make certain
.that no trouble arises from their equip-
ment. -
• The question narrowed down to the
one source of interference, namely the
high frequencey chiropractic machines.
rt was generally agreed that if these
could be corrected any other causes of
trouble could e dealt with.
Ines owned by a local chiropractor were
Past Efforts
Mr. Chas. A. Reid acted as clialtunan
of the meeting and explained that the
gathering (was,.one of and for the chi»
zens to enable them to vote their trou-
bles. and to suggest remedies. •
Mr. L. L. Knox explained what had
been. done bilathe town at verlous tinies
to 'get tic -mailing done. Be *showed that
the town was not able iii -get anywhere.
Various authorities had been appealed
• to, including the local, members, the'On-
tario Ceovermnent and the H. E. P. C.
• In Toronto and all had a.aitl thatsome-
On& else ha.,d authority. The cam -
ell has nee autho to pass bylaws to
• step the "tifirierice a the town fathers
had filially come up : 'inst • a stone
Mr. D. E Holmee, who has been in
commUnIcation with Ottawa, advised
that tae remedy Was in the hands of ehe
people. While there was no law govern-
ing radio interference, as a nuisance, any
radio dealer Who could ehow , that his
busintis wati.betng interfered with ould
take out an Me/ruction eigainst the cause
of the fnterference under the statute
W.c. ifV.. IIOLD MEETING
The ellinUary Meeting of the
Was held at * hone of Mrs. A. Wal-
ters, ruco Street, 41 Thursday, Jatraary
l/th, with 13 snetribers Present- and was
COnAideitttrerlt goed turn -Mit of Mem-
bers,", as the. walking *at barardous.
Mtssr. Buchanan presided over the de-.
Votional Period and 'pointed out some
very helpful and encouraging thoughts.
euggeated if the people JO today
trneted Ged M the people of Old We
*Mild Set twonderft* restilt* in Our work
of icomiliating the v1i of intemperancc.
raM lIt44towell,andiOseW p. Lone
**M. A 'elip sheet was r)tad
the triambent And Mtieh Wain* Wu
ditetissed but left Over until the next
440.0“ng for datition, MrS. Vt. T. 'Phil,.
loii01, the WSW Ifith, *WY' ind
Resolution
The Town- of Goderich has suffered
greatly for some years from interference
with radio reception,
And (vehereas:
It is tredibly reported that the sources
of this interference are electrical mach-
,tiy public bodies; that the radiated
• controllable ateaanall.experise, and
..iymnese::.:ated by private IncliViduale and
energy from, these machines is .readily
It is' the considered opinion of coni-
petent lel advisers that there is now
no legislation, either Dominion or Pro-
vincial, 'whereby the operators of these
machined tan „be compelled to correct
• this condttion.
Therefore no It Resolved:
That tilts mass ,meeting of the citi-
zens of the lbwn of Goderich go on re-
• cord as twisting strongly' that edam be
taken at the earliest ,possible moment
by „Provinelei or Federal Governments
to enact stitch Legislation" as may be ,-Reserve Friday, 44W/try 4 iith,•
necessary to remedy the conditions. „ eeeee party at matico. Nor ,tottier
On motion of To -Pritchard, ettand-•
ettepwes aa writ tiooertiotil
ed by eeveral. Od thoee Present, a vote of the Women's Instittite., Adinitsion* 280. •
thankswas inianimouslye-passed to
The regular intOrithlY theetng Of 4110
Jirreily Hiinter, raffle editor. cif the Tor.
Seaford Hoepttal Auelliary be. held
onto Evening Telegram, through whose
at the home of Nits. H. Merris On
influenee the Government was induced .
to send Mr. Clinehey to the mooting. Thursday, Jan. 31ste at 2 pane
Mr. Thinter also had calleilupAO. Felt- G. 0. 1. commencement in MaittraV
chard and asstired' hIni of the full gim- Hall Jan. met 'and Feb: list- see d-iSs
Vhwetrepantdesetts*Iniog 0Ttortilorietora,dini° ass2nttsre4tirtesg play bcaruard:rty fo3rrdparticuie :aro: b vonthoott
ooderich In'Clettrini nu its trotibleg. Wide C. 'G. 1 T. week. The two
"HERE -THERE IN THE OLD 0nlatir-Gling' Tan' gmopet$P6relieg01 a/Kat:tin% char:I/Pea!
Cial ;prom= for uesdfay, Peb. 8th, A:
fuller announcement will be Meths next
week. t ,
The regular Meeting of the' Ahmeile
Chapter, z. 0. D. 1.wU1 be held be the
Oublic Library on Friday, Febmery let,
at 4 p.m.
The Ahmeek Chapter, 1.0. D. E., WM
hold a benefit night at the • capitol
theatre on 'Tinitaiday, February 14th,'
Claudette Colbert, th "Torch -Miters,"
Regular admission. 35c.
. •
Routine Business
The Hell Teiepone CotopanY Presented:
their plans for the extension and be.
•
proVeneent of their /ter**, on the
Otidestit tirtet-ete `•'1*.'`Tasett: *44Ohrie„
Fv140Y evening last and *te. Otift,'Whe•
was present, requested11144 'OW 1q00101,
take action to fir/preVe therni tr:
at the eerlieet poesitde Manielit„.
He explained that the OentihtleY *Mid
••mieinthinenits titeerehOtatt. Or
..ttge,V4S00*'4
that delay wool* rove- cOitly.
- Same dieehette4 'rete 0;10(44. the
plane and ReeVe
opitiktn, that all polem ought to be re-
movect from Hartilltore et. rnU tha 'wire*
burled' •Liedrerat •pieleiti•iow on the eer
-hadebeeriethe- cense-of-ea nonthettettrethhte
or but costly motor eeeldentai
It was .decided, hoWeVer, not to beglri
a prolong6d discussion of the project
ttt-
til atter thepublic,tiuntte had
an opportunity to study the plsns aid
bring in a recoil/me/344'400e
New" Exchanat,
Persistent rumors that thItteOonwpasy
Intends to erect a 1144V etteheittite *nd
change the system whereby /ghat
or automat:it signals Will be used, are h*
circulation, These could not be .
but many are convinced thit;-th
of 'the- Company Plana
The cenietery and • sext0e4
showed that 64 internijentiS,
Place in the cemetery during thia
The Union, of Canadian TiCheniciPalitlett
wrote asking' that the /What tee'ot 4t1.0:
for membership be forwarded,: Irlte,
ftn-
ance COIlltil1tte6:N111 reicorningid'On. ite
Mayer MacEwalt will take part In
conference of Ontario:anima ee
Mayor Geo. Wentge or -tree/Wens.
Mace in that city early M. Vebrheri,
comphenMve--agend1-as- been, drawn
up dealing wttle 'a Wide vieriety.*".*We
ters "of lottlikiPal interest" teinuty;Iteliee
Turner and. -Cotan. C. O. Lee spnsored
the molter to httVe thetemeyor attend -,-
The firni of S. B. Coon 44 CO.; Med.
tects, wrote the nmeor personally asking
if there was any Mtention a the *WA,
going ahead with- plan/a/Or a lieve town
hall and reminding his Worship, Al*
they had drawn such Plans sortie lee*
The matter was not cOnildtired
one of practical politics and was *Or,
red to the clerk to advise the
no such intention is in anyone's• mind
just now.
Tlw publishers•of ,Heaton's Hand Book
suagested that the tewn subscribe but it
appears that another ,publication is
used.
Huron Old Boys
Mr. J. A. McLaren of Toronto, presi-
dent of the Huron Old riOYa. ASSOCI01101)
there, wrote the mayor inviting all the
counal .down to the annual At HOMII In
Torcnto neet: month,: Ills Worship. sUg-
e
(Continued on' page 11) •
--COMb2g
AND BID8iNE130
eovering restraint of trade, and-ebuld coywntirt-A141Wif MVSICAt
compel the individual to cease opera- TRAVELOGUE
tams, or correct the eondition. • 'I'hose -Who attend the- Musical trave-
• logue. "Here arid There In the Old
• Money Needed • • Countre," at North ftt. United church
This would roitdre money to pr ^Demote on Actuary 30th at 8 p.mare prombed
the case and it was not fair to expect art' enjoyable eVeOing,
one citlien to shoulder all of t t. the Program -of stilrand moving 'plc -
lie felt that Mfg° club shoitld biorth tures covert a Wide range of subiects
edand the sinews of war provided, from the 0ororiatfon of King George V.
either tO pay the cost of .ouch,aetiotat or, in ,1911 to the 'wedding of the Duke of
if thatight Alec, lo help defray the cost Kent' in 1934. A particularly interest -
of equiptrent which would ahead the Ing feature- will be the Emir .of
*gadding eleictrical equipment and pre- Country UMW (with mimes familia'r in
vent it from radiating ertergy. Ontario such as Stratford, Chatham.
le H. prin expressed hiriteelf wIlIlng Pertlea, radio dealer,r5".le
the east of any movement 'designed 40 Variottl,ktr Oldr,ctie*ite epeteleii:Wilitialtrtt'ageebYt
as to /Wept hiaare of andshothersotie
. 1•itri'"
assist In clearing up the trouble but did eial °tints, *All be .
riot feel that lie Might tO b expected 40' The 'prt,eittMn Wilt be made by
pay en of the oat tVhere all of the Walter t Payne, fonnerly of London,
people were going to tinefit. Eugituld, Moilated 4 Ultra ltust-tiee
Mr. Prank 'Utley, described the • mea- 1Cey, a. wen lokowt4 muskitto 'who is in
had existed here some years' ago, Ore
teerheeelyatel:poseri :ay the Mot Rad*: Club *Wit charge $a the rriti44*1 Potion tut
reevtoir://e4ratle: roilitidizttnso •ra:eu6 stoney for 'BY POurfkl7 a the Caluditt PoUld
tiihri Wilting a trip fresn
11)6-A114r:ft
their'
Mo0114/4.-0rt TtieL 4E411411 #04.
1035, to Mr. and Mrs, John MoOill• tiPOr,
•MISMOIttet.
arida. Quebec, &son,•
sod bit loving Marko -Of -
William if. Bird, wheo- -pasit4 IWO
seven years atoi **Woo lath, itiat.
ne midnight stets Sire
On a lone and silent ;
Beneath lies one) Wit truly
Eat one we.tionht not S. s
We miss his kin4 and lottmt 1n&
1118
11is fond and tem*, olitc
We dills malt womrr tik** tahtoi
Ni/e ida
114-8Mt$4,
leemeute.
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