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A. A. Hudson ]Last
��. rrival of Season
lerich 1 arbor Slithers Fleet
of Fifteen Large
Vessels
After a we'ek's buffeting by wind
and wave on Lakes Superior' and
1luruu, the steamer A. A. Hudson this
altcr11uon is making her way across
Lake IHuron front harbor Beach,
where, she had takem,l shelter from the
stormy weather of recent dues.. She
Las 110,000 bushels of wheat for the..
t;uderieh Elevator Company, and after
unloading will take up a winter berth
here.
The Bay ton and the Laketoli, which
Arrived. in port on Thursday and Fri-
day last, are holding storage cargoes
fur the elevator. The Superior, 'which
arrived en Sunday, discharged her
cargo of 76,000 bus. wheat at the
elevator and went into winter quarters.
Including the Hudson, which is ex-
pected to, reach the harbor early this
evening, the winter fleet at this port
numbers fifteen large vessels. Of these
'nine hold winter storage cargoes for
the. Goderich Elevator
t Mills. atehree for
the Purity
e
tassels carry • approximately 3,000,000
bushels of grain.
The Goder�ich Elevator Co. has re-
ceived this season 22,250,000. bushels
of grain,' including the storage"eargyes
afloat.
The Imperial Sarnia on Sunday
brought in the last cargo of gasolii(e
this 'season for the Imperial Oil
and cleared Monday morning for
.Saruia. f `
;>--soon. as the A.A. Hudson makes
port the `foghormi 'arid the 1•t rdlo'hearc)rl
will go out of operation for the season
and the. boom already prepared will
be placed. across the harbor' mouth.
Harold Corbett, radio beacon operator,
ie this afternooir making preparations
for his departure with wife and child
fee the winter.
HOCKEY GROUPINGS
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Natives of GUderich K NOX. PRESAI�iTERIA N (11111 1W111 Organ Night"
a utit. Piano Nennber "O Holy
y
ti
December 21.r " (Adam).
Sunday,Anthem- by the Choir—"While Shep-
�IUUItNIN,G
The people uY�Gudericll were clee1,13 { v • herds \Catched Their Flocks by
Or'rull 1'relucle-- I;1c7Iu lleu\E:u Night" (Smart).
Carols for ('tngrt:gatiumt and Choirs:
"Silent. Night!" •
"Infant Holy."
"God Best You Merry, Gentlemen."
toilet' \� tth► h 1 nI )uttttS Selections by the Male Choir :
Ills "We Three Kings of Orient Are."
learned that "Nazareth" (Gouraud).
Offertoryu--Piano and Organ, "0 Little
'town of Bethlehem."
hud..i
Mr'. McCHospita death ate at
ill e b Mr. Ital Henderson. Reeessiolial by three Choirs and Con-
. Wellesley Hospital, Turut►iii,' rtt the Forge). • �"' rI e ratiull --- "0 Come, All j Ye
( EVENING Faithful."
Coll-
age of Before
fifty-seven It years. +Oran Recital at :0.30 p.m.:'
Brs a going e)t.
•utl the staff of The ' "\'etli Emmanuel" (1At'thur Egerton).1 Mrs. J. Solder athe
at the�rurbauMrs. .
(`horale Prelude.on ' Unto Us i Child Hetherington,g
;3it►a►1 and he retained throughout his Is Born" (Healey Willamt) • .
"Carols for the Christ Child" (Ralph
E. Marryoth).
-"Star of Hope" (Richard Keys
Biggs). ••
Anthems:
-"Break Forth, O Beauteous Heaven-
ly Light" (Bach) .
"Long Ago" (Ada Twohy Kent) .
"Deck the Hall" (Welsh Carol) .
"Sion's Daughter" (Eugene Hill) .
"See Amid the Winter's SnoW"
(John West)!'
.Punier Choir: '
•' 'Twas , itt the Moon of Wintertime"
Huron llydiati Carol, (arr. Hea-
ley. Within). --
Solo—".Before
Sulu—".Before the Paling, of the
Stars" ( Kramer). Mrs. C. 'Edward.
Double Trio—"Let „Our Gladness
Know No End" (Bohemian Carol).
Offertory -- "Pastoral -Symphony„
("Messiah"), (Handel).--- _ -
Ohio, also
shocked on learning. (1 lite tltrexp(ct( (
death on 'Tuesday evening of Bert 11.
\lte!rt•ulh, a native of this town who,
-`although since early manhood a resit
dent of Toronto, always kept in close
is old 10111e community.
The shock was °inereitsed \v'ixen it was
a • h • t hi, sister Flossie,
Due id Hyslop of (,eneva, io,
(Gustav Hulsl) •
utssed away the saute day. 5u1i�-- And There Were Shepherds
High to Earth` 1 Come" (Bach) .
Offertory - "In Sweet Itejeleiug"
(Bach).
1'ustltftle --- Scherzo un "In Dulei
Jubito" (Caudlyu). °
Anthemas—"Nn Flower ''So Fair"
(Ada Twohy Kent) ; "Christmas Day'"
•
.re •e s
Abidin r its •the Field" (b `rack Lu
011
r. 'life an intimate association with news -
B. -H. McCREATH papers. At Tomtit o he in time be-
, came business manager of The Daily
:Star and later engaged Di evario,ps
i business enterprises...He founded the
Sarnia 'Steel Corporation 'and at the
time of his death was secretary -treas-
urer of that company. He was presi-
dent of, the Dominion Bond and De -
be muse Corporation, Toronto,„and \\I s
Carol Service
by Pub1ll Schools
-Children Show Excellent Training I
t •rested in Toronto real estate. 11
With the settling down of real
winter, hockey is receiving increased
attention. - Goderich will have two
4).11.A. teams this season—intermediate
and junior. •
t,roupilgs have been alt•►luunced.
(holericlr intermediate "A" tenth is
�rruune.ct..with Gitatou, Sen fort ll, •Ceu-
ta
inDelightful
tui
Itis younger y�>ars he engaged its \•ariuu5
atbletic `in
and he retained his
Program I1Ilterest in amat(U1 athletics through-
out his life. Ile was ,fictive also in
The auditorium of Knox ch>rr(h re- political allairs•115 a Liberal, and was
"untied with the sweet "ices of nue of the leading spirits itt the Huruli
all 'fluidity evening, when the ;Old. Boys' Association of 'T(ErOteml the
children �, years he had
annual public school cdncert,-this time For. many
owner of Meeesetuug Park, the well -
in the fl)rtu of a carol service, was I known tures resort just across. the
ion -of Mrs. -J. '. • -frau Goderich, kind each year
gtv e�'i�t�lcler the dire(.(( j rlv-er
G. McDougrtll, itesisted by the teachers ; he spent -considerable bine at the park
of the public scht,)uls, with M -T. W. H. I with his family. -His wue'uf e former
Wickett at the organ. There was a I Margaret May Mcl i ora 5ut yiyhdg dire
large and luuch>, interested audience. died itt J one last, Mrs. J. ry ege
Brightly decorated trees iudded to the two daughters,`tom,JJ. ' ButliSe ll Bassett
Christmas atmosphere, and children (Jlttle) and 1
of the seiner grades -formed the choir. Cattail, and two soueeRt li)11amaa id toss.
•^ Mr. 11. M. Shackleton; principal of Ralph is the \\ell
te
Victoria School, introduced the pro- ing champion l of Canada.
anu e.' Alse Ira, sur,NVi\
gram, after Which -'an urgatit prelude . nig is t g
J.
was' played by Mr. Wickett, and the McCreath., now ninety-six years of age,
1 • a joined in singing + who at present -is with her daughter,
pupils and audience' jutnc( g
'•1) Little TAD, of bietlllc"li0rll,' led by I Mrs, 1). 'l'liuhiipson, atarHarry- eo tai.
Miss E. Plume. • �' i vv a surely l ),
•� . •c and George Mc -
NORTH
"While Shepherds (latched • - a•
,. 'ch. and sisters
NORTH STRIr:ET UNITED C1-IURCH
Sunday, December, 21,
Prelude—A medley of- favorite
Christmas Carols. -
Carols : -
•'t) Come, All Ye Faithful."
"Angels from the Realms of Glory."
"The First Noel." -
"Hark, the Herald Angels Sing.,' -
Selectious by the JuniOr Choir:
"Once in Royal David's City."
"Blessed Songs of Christmas."
Anthem by the Choir--e"l`i'e neve Seers•
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
Decembers 21, 7 pen.., --- Candlelight
service.
The candle is symbolic:of the Light
of the World.
December 24, ,X1,30 p.m. --Holy Com-
munion choral.
Organ prelude and liostludee:eselec-
tious from Hundel's "Messiah." •
Soloist—Miss Marjorie Hays.
'Communion service • from Gounodts
Messe Sole nnelle (St. Cecilia), adapted
by Halpin, -Soloist, Mr. Harold Shore.
Anthem --- "Sing, L'() Heavens
.(Tours), Soloist, Mrs. Kenneth Aitken.
December 9.:h) a.ut.— holy Com-
e • mul1iun.
December •28, 7 pane.—Carol ,service.
Anthem--12hristians Awake, 'Salute
the Happy Morn" (Maunder) . Soloist,
Mrs. James Lewis. '
This ser\"ice will comprise the story
of -the.--Christmas -arole .from -the birth
of Christ, down to the present time.
Included will be the .ve Maria, the
Magniticat, the Gloria in'Exeelsis, the
l3enedictus, the Ntinc Dimittis. Carols
typifying the Reformation a and the
18th, 19th and
Theft \lc( le lth ut SnIttut 1 His Star in the East"
by Night" was stitlgwith descant (realtl1 of Dearborn, Mich.,
i d s t of Offertory—"Star of the East" (Simper).
'Flocks
by the Pupils of grude5 l`1, VII and !etre Mrs. David -Thompson 1 K. lied'y)•„ '
Ken -
n(1 \tits followed by "Shepherds, Toronto, and Mrs. (Captain)
,M.' Ohio. .I't,st}unedy)Festival Postlucle,"
1'Ifh, �►
._ . ' • u � 1T Your. Drowsy Sleep," by McLean ('Lottie),': of La Wilson Mc- lCanc�leligllt and Carol Service -7 p.m.
naliu lt.('.A.I. Station; "114)4 1(111 a
'Shake O sub's with \Ir• '11, Y. \1Lu ith, \lr.
Radio. Scheel in (.;soul) ,
grade ,\'I. '!'hese were n J. 11. Fowler and Mrs. Prelude—"A. Christmas \lcditation
('litltun l{ C,utlt�t°ich \will I Piano 11n(1 Organ.
mediate -"1i:" pretty harmony, tinder the�ditectiun ("t(\ltirri`ttsul' tc,\�'n;ore medic -Ws hind „\`' 1 ul—'"I'he First Noel."
t;, intermediate It I t occ . ,_lc n
have a -bye to of in intermediate 111 '-:1.' j of etre Impressive
press v e t "The •Shop- nieces of the deceased. Clinton{ cull\'eller of An ii tp► ilii tlthleuil, 'Leath left this morn ! Anthem b\ the i Choir—"Arise, Shine,
Moe Elliott of t,htttutl was enacted in Mr, II. A, Met I for 'thy Light Hate, Come"
gt71111►_tt. herds and the angel,'
.Kins- 1 Fred S(ltiire5 ' iug, to .•attend his brother's fuuirul,
' 'he teazel is sponsored by the Rius ion which. takes � I Carols Congregation .
1 , cwfl 1 \Ic �d Christmas
me11 ° ('tub and the e.xecative, is
(Maker).
ct,et tune b3 Live ,a3 h, 1 ,., ,lace tuulurru\\ l I' t n ay) for Sind
Den Sanderson, o, (-hal eh .- - , '
Harold Davis and Robert. Bell; with at Toronto:Choirs:
of Joe which ' etre. 1lyeloli's futierl1 takes. .place at - Clear." peed ,,nuc I{uss :t5 the u'11gic : after \ It ('anti' upon the Midnight
R Pennington.
r J(a of the kindergarten (hew\a the eai}le day. • Beside the "Away in a \(anger."
C'1 reinter, manage' , the 11tt>c c tiilchretl 1 l 1 three sons and two duughtc'rs I 1. 1 II hl 'ingelS Sing"•
'"l'he .1ne s - ('1' d Bells I ea'lrng.
Staig. •in the Air.
Anthem by the Choir—"How Far Is
O'Brien, chairman; Bud
Wort live secretary ; i1ss
DR. R. H. TAYLOR, M.P.P.
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Dr. R. H. Taylor a.
Dies of Heart Attack
"Food for 'Britain" .
o
Lions to Campaign
brive to 'Be Launched Early in
1948 --Christmas Dinned`
ld
at B�,yfie
'l'I,e Goderich Lions Club, at . its
Member fin(' i -i;. caro III 1' 1 `ls1a are
Since 1.45 ,sses
Unexpectedly
Dr. Rdbert Hobbs Taylor, (Uel Jl'.
for the riding of Huron, died of it heart
attack en Wednesday, at his home in
Dashwt)od, in his fifty-fourth year.
De. Taylor, born ;in London, was a. -
ember of the Progressive Conserve
ative party and was first 'elected to '
the Ontario Legislature in 1t3 3. He
had been in ill health for some time..
During. the March session `of' the Leas-
lature in 19.15 he Was taken ill on. the
door of the House and removed to
hospital. In J une, 11)45, he conducted
his -election campaign from his `room
in Toronto Geueral Hospital, where he
was recuperating.
This year Dr. Taylor, -after twenty- -
niue years of practice in Dashwood, '«
sold his practice and 'hospital to Dr.
Donald B. Ferguson, of London. At
that elute Dr. `Taylor said: "From now
on 1 amu going to take it easy."
Dr. Taylor graduated from the Uni-
versity of Western Ontario in 1916.
He was president of the War Service
Board in his district and was well
known fur his charitable and health
work in his constituency.
He was educated -in London public
schools and graduated 'from Central
Collegiate. He received his I.D. at
Christmas dinner meeting on Friday, the University of Western Ontario.
evening et the .itele •Inil, Bayfield, de-
cided to launch a .'Food for Britain"
campaign early next year. The amount
of the objective is to be' determined at
the next meeting. -
Phil Carey has-been appointed chair-
man of the campaign. The Lions Club
is• to be -divided into f(iur' groups of
about' twenty members each to carr y
on the campaign. The following -four, Public School Board for fifteen years.
storms Ion er Lions were appointed to pick the mem- He also was village trustee, past presi-
•2Oth centuries 'will be hers. for the four different groups: Matt. dent' .of the Noonday Study club,. ;>a,
r - 'A„iiislie, . Frank • Saunders, Frank Hib- member of the Albany. Club,, Huron
•
sung. County Medical Society, Osler Society-,
1ier�t .and Jim Kinkead. ,
'ICTORIA ST. UNITED CHURCH On' behalf 'of Lions International, Ontario • and Domuiion Medical As-
�o( Kation and the South, Huron ]Bust-"'
Sunday, December `'1 Ne15un I3h11 made the presentation of
MORNING - 25 -year rhe\ro1s to -the charter mem- these .lien's Club.
' e de—A medley of Christmas Carols bers .ef the Goderieh Lions Club. Those Funeral Services
II(llt , A private funeral service will be
b\•�• the Junior Choir._ present to receive the, cilevrous were:
I � • at his: resi-
ro" Ilanc111). Piano, Geo. \1 td Walt, A. L. Cole, C held Friday at 1.:30 p.m.
l)Ifc slurs•—"La>t,
• r• •i )lies. ��Saunders and Fronk Saunders. -Not deuce itt Dushwuud• A public: service
organ and 3 c
ell . \,hiss Mary Joyce present but. to be presented- with the will be...held in Dashwood Evangelical
Mrs. (rcu.• ('ut rhurch at :�'• p.m. Rev. J. Hunt, of
Stt•ac•hitit, . Miss Evelyn Breckow, che\•t;ons are: II. J. A. MacEwan,llEwanG. Rev. Getz, minister
' Grey. 1:- 1'arsuns, Cockburn Hays and Roy \1itcehell, and Re \ . J. H.
Jlr. llult(1
. \•oluntaire" 1'atteisutl. - of the lhishwoocl church, will officiate
Pust111dn - I t nnlpe t
�,, t - fust President D. D. Mooney pre- at both services. Burial • will be in
(1llItEll I.
i cl, en l tl€ ( I hens Int ernation l.,lc1 i cemetery. x
at••Good : s A. Lam bell• -- - ;D BA' PREMIER
••Goo(1 Will. to \tEtn'' (Noel Beason et jut, _0 -year av\•ur(1. to J. Ly ]hAL'D&
(It C. I and "1`. IIibbett, <t 10 year charter t . TORI)N14), Dee., 17.-111 the, death
>, Legend of Cnrietmnn
Wilson). . ;1i•Ard 14, \\', I/elm:tee. :1nd -10-year ut .Dashweeel, (_ t., of Dr, !Cobert _
Mul;urcll t11ae1'els to Stun Pre\ett and
Hobbs 'Taylor, Progressive Conserve,
•
-• Soloist, \:r. C. Weed. Ford. "
EVENING Harry I •ittiye member of the Legislature .for
o" (Beethoven)._ !'resident (;n3 I:nni-. n. told of pro Huron.' the 1(1) file • of �,tarso • have
I t el11 4 uu 1 \1•(411 needed . "Teat ' 4411)1ic 5ervaffi.•" Premier
• „'\---"Serenade" (Schnbe'rtt, y1,1i1•: fluids' ,at detltul lint
Ort(t t ,• '•a �t 11 1
Flying -elle" hi,� a rl-i,trilt re i(ieut. 1-U1•c.\\' _(t- ( )11tariu said • in u.) statement ,
Postludc---•'Starch _ alt_ -
-1 111:,'le chant from -11ederich pro- I redeye
•
, [,sett•) . .•. • entertainment, • inntent, ..
tbenl "1.ge \Iotrol ,furl ejui e" 1 idea cl'avier's sttd(lt• l -end unexpected death,,' •
"(Monger). i4iclnttius: l']lri�tnlals carols. \Ihtubere
" Evelyn 1 . 'I' ,\C 11 Council present. wore asked ..•t E1 the Premier. `•"1 wits with Lila
On September .10, 1928, he was mar-
ried to Letta Ruth Guenther, of Dash_ h(
wood, who survives, with_ one daugh
ter, Anne Kathryn. '
Dr. Taylor took a post ,graduate
course in medicine and surgery at .-
New York PelYeliuic, Philadelphia and
Chicago hospitals and at Victoria- Hos,
pital, London.
IIB was chairman of the Dashwood "
t•1'( 1511r'el' ; litd. 1: , hill' the Herahl '
' c ole ('011(11, i(i1(1 grade, 1 1411(1 If Sault' sweetie ilt - (1(ll(, - yelectiunS
!Caller �� (. tbt) I r (der the (Bret- survive. Junior Cho}( �' It ' (1 1 !lith 4pptec (arid c utEtta I un1 'sllucketl to in11rll of I)r.
Junior ream
I l '' tiulil, u) Atl
lode (,' (lis; 11116 n \ (dean. 11tient IIt it the > ,l '
,Junior "C, group 5 include. of r.- ! tem l „ s sting 1)3 the 11ssnnlb}ed ARTHUR CIRCLE t
'ler, I:101'a, Ut•uu),c :eight" �i\•l b �®�� Illele s a Sulu- -The 11„1} t'1ty• miss I•.\t 3n of t ( .
rich, Arthur, 'Resp( s the audience CLOSES ITS'YEAR S said t few days ago .unci he was, le
t(, siu�.; an impromptu sun;; hitt grace- : r
Nine, Fergus Glad Mitchell, The cull- 1,upil5 et' buil, school , G'Ia , I3>;e 1x(11. r
g g ' r ill the second sty in Mrs, It to 'Bethlehem'!” (Shaw). ('rally declined. The; (club sang a tong ttsu;ll c•leerra ,.and v'tl,ure His
relics }s Tory G e to \\'llt�,hatu. jt,inte-
. r ,Gude- )( t":ill ]lu(1 no difficulty in giving •fbe. Dec('nl1,e'r mcetl't1g of the :vrtl.lur I _ ---- in r,m„►• of th( retiring J1a'yur, D. D. (loath is not ,au13• k4 great loss to the•
Sven Louzuri is 5p0nsol ut}, the tic 1. )t , sttlging 1)I' her huge , loon ani y but also
Circle ' of Knux 1'resbyterini church \ e\ , people of hi: f\\ t1 c(llnm t !s
as
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' The team is practising l'u(1rsl4tp to the �_ __. �-. ----- re wh((le ,l' (_�utario
rich ,juniors.°I.- FROM THE PUBLIC to t}
�; ice. chetits, and the result was must credit `vas 11cLc1 "1, the- ]>nte \lis, George BEeI, OS HAVE THE, NAMES
f11 StratfordSCHOOL BOARD•E�TI3 CUTT TAKES OVER "�() member of the legislature Kae,
�: )etre(! unit week,
able ro the ineteuct(ir'a 'and the pupils. \la{t 1•: \v tit, \ater!,),- street, on \luuday I CHRISTMAS VISITORS I
Schedules are e.1 with the president, \11'5• OF iCen More nu.>elti5h and de'yoted ser -
\way L1t a \I11atge►" was ullutltc'r (,venin,;, ,,HIS FATHER'S �SIl`dTESS
�� ]ober h3 the little' tots, vylle, l,ur •
m:1 Ifs red ' p)t'siken The de • \ ice. after lel serious illness two
•� LLOYD pretty ]lit (r of the s t 1 111 from . the i l.ditor The -Signal Star. 1
PURCHASE ®'; U the singing 1 11)tlal 1t'1'lud, '\\a I a ` z �' rllal Sigoal 'll Star 1• :Monne plenee(1 •
tt, I'i
rah e oil the 3 hard t \ (t 1 r5 ' and lr r to note that h(...tg '1'ht t� t,u one .,f t;udrric It's fidc>st business \ice ago. it was with r the greutss
t d'
NG'AP� ®�FtD �" ) Miss \ ideutl. It is 1 ,k ._i b
BUILDING y� ltd 1 \ Nucclnh,'r issue of "( lad '1'i(1 t, ,
" e, carol, bout the ettetribntiens ((f pefsenal }tents• 1 c.et;{ldn-11nleuts \till .1: r' hands -ot1 Bent( th}1tiue \tat, r)ecup�i�ded to to
ke
kited '
rnssive :end beuntifti113, tc,llsisted of passages til -Scripture, 1 ti Slur' is becoming (0ncnrned a barye 11ould :tel: l►e,t robes _'1;111. .1t this time Keith 11
-'I' lei' inti Kings f ly
chin )'e- K b Henderson altivh.\It`s. John I ai • e )ublic' schools attended and ('el)eci:lll; ':4t (hi�` s( a�ou .cell 1 yet( sari of World Wer II, will again aesu111ius: Ilii .w11u3 lit:b Ic re-
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'1'he• purchase of the Llut'd• building rendered triol; \1( I'lu 1,3'\lt,• lit cond1tiutl of th 1
Public r in .costume, i)y :Ind the sinking of several well- ! is of Goderich. that re:I(i� rs snail iu the: 't,:lulu t'f perches,- the h}Niue; s t,f his father, sl)fllsibilit ie�.
on West street by the local Orient .1re,' i tit snot„ known
t- a by the buys and girls l,. --
e't to. nand stun , '1)3 Christmas h3utii5• fiat li(lins the h((ys and girl: street. "Since (bel) he fills worked hare] lin
d
U ilities CommiSsio 1 '(vas ° subject (.;; -.MacArthur, Du • lau\v1t L , .a 'guest ., - > • • • rardin r the foundation find situs,. , .i. --01l'ntt, on King -ten 1 e l 'tutu the pupils Bert Taylor was the t,n(.t lIo\vc vet, regarding \c
the Hydro-Electriclen ue su10d. t 1 vim,. a ychucrl, ,The t hang(' in f�yuerehi , will ill11rl: !':lith tl !ly fur the -peeps, el his uwtt`
the approval of and .Incl: .11 , , interesting ; • r, ' }tions lit Cheturia ti 1
'tis Heine gave a very drainage conditions hoof+' fir the"buli(111ys front the y11riuus
That �,\vi(it \I1 speaker and she >; d t
� i fon of On�al�-1�-�1J, r r. t,• r �(' 11Ul.• of learning. 'l'1'�(({:� •l�lttllg lltt• t,�lii'1!, :;L'llk'>;11tlUr1•tll,(')lal't;t' of the 1'1(1111}; lull ifs' the \\e;ia`f' U the
1 pro (otnmrss •smut(, in the short(• 1,eltk >
• the of h(tr must(( crit to members
( not -think (bait the Signal -Stat 11 ni 11re }ereei,i to. tinct ,,,•�„ \z r lire 1):l.l ,e•nuty tvvo \yhfie hroyince, lhc)ee of u. who well
approval has now been gl\(ndittld conducting. 11ccutult 1 d) l,i�i
ChristmasGordontting led the members undul • al11rue-ch The .land out of rows al.
ew
The c•thorn. -� \1 re. (;( )i aced be y ,,:ere. re. •t
s . been completed.' ng. fart lb iii th( irn(ie.ill:lis. Let n5 hare yfnr (':ti\ in ('nit f1,er11tc,1 the "hilri A •u fftt 11 Ill( I))'rsonalt�lriei(1 and
t ran5action "ha'file t I
,•r•�• w- • a- and `'III, with singing- it (111'lelllltl5 l'ittt'U1�., location is high- and the sub- Making the ••I't•t•:.ull:ll },1{�11:,'�• ler lky('1'It\ 5t'\'+'ti years, hit'h;l\( lint 11 ('last'
P.U.C. des not get possession, ho Corot" h3 grades VII a at the
R er, was, in the i^•�, of the 'meeting _atlas porous nature similar to .cu ilper,lti0n in tu, )en ,le ul' Ilntarit) have lust st great
• next and After that ;;r rlret Nilson 11s le.ld 11)I business sell i( t the 1 father.' It. 11. ('ittt, for twenty-five the 1 1
ever, , .until June , Nlle. \} ;'-'' M 111. the all r iliei'e�lill _
• that exl5t-ii11, oyer must of the •tuvi•n; Menthe!" :ts Lull auel'i �e:lis. :11+1 iii: gr:411(lf:lthet�. .Yi)hu II}1- lnthlic• •�•r�:lntT__
fuel no evidence of a bog has been ole !sats pa. it l-• •
l,icr. t'ar (\verity ;veers. During this • E� TO CELEBRATE
served. 11 was necessary to install the AT O TOS
the 'Airs Wile-Ilantilten, of l,t,na, period ef. nearly three tela saris ted-jORAN EM 12th.
a lovh11 elevation than \I r. and 1
butler aft, order to • , Ateste ((f tl e lad�'S mother last celltnry 4h( 1'llsint h:ie •
basement fiber druiu, and in were, €i \\ MI her father. Mr. •t1 the ,ape Brand (01 Kingston street.
e the boiler dry a sump pump was
week :lad yisite'1 );!tient \1a ('al(in r'ntt l,laa115 tO remain for (;r;ingeiretl from ,Clinton, 131yth,`
keep p
' which has dune the job: W. ,T, ('furl:." \vho lei: been. :t I 1..e,ndesboro, 111ne\-ule, 1N'inghatn and
installed several a while ie•sist ing hisry son in' the bush -
Among tire improvements necessary at in 111esan(lr':l I lu�l,it` 11 f.,r
-of. the \v efts. �) 1''t"` j Gerrie were present at the annual meet -
basement
Victoria . Sc11uo1 is the lowering e log 1 y L.O.L.,
Of the North TTnruu ('aunt'
b11s)'iuent Grain. — c - - heal 1[ \Vim hail. " .
I trust that.this informations may be a I Ofli(t'r� were )'lectr,l as follows"
.'; ore in preventing Thc�Signal v \\'.\1.. Ti„,n,„ (;rack) : D.M.. John,
of ah. -1. tat I ��� Fiftv-tive ���t/ tJStar from !'wing disturbed by any We (1)it,etalure: nlar•}t.:41. ltubert l\allaee;
ors. elinplitin. 1'6tt•1 llantiltet, : • recording
..o secretary. (';tit(•rs ' falconer .. financial
.:ecrctar;•, lie) 1 I,tart}' treasurer, Jos.
Smith: 1st Seen -rel., 'Phomas Mrinnis;
2nd le}•tltret. Emile -refer Ilesk. .
.1n ii\ it:tti„tl to vele-genet the 12th of
•J11ly in (*.lintel) in 11)•}4, Was received
and :es et) -i -ed,
,
,I1;itilDthil-; t I,Q'llt
' l'„atleen pair's 11'((111 the •(10derbh
ltri(l:;' ('1(11, \I4 I,;. :4 ,ore of 1ttt9 to
1s7:: fe el' the \WI:l ;hate (lilt) at Wing-
4,11:1111
ing-
1t:14 1 ,:,, December 11(1li. This leav('11
i, ..
tht� 1•c(( rlt,:,s tit's( on ttlu ttiatn Ef3
1 0,;4\411 1111
Q'alltliti'VMAS 6IiiiElETeNG ADS
'I'ht,e desiring to run Christmas
greet ins.! act\ est is(•rn0nts in nest week S'
Signal Star'art, asked to turn in ropy
not later tliii•it M td;t3, --rtclof, ginee_
The Signlll `tar With go to press on
'Wednesday. morning uevt •week,
it will take several months to convert '1 l,liasiug. Pert I . was taken by sit (,, ,ulnc in(1 1,3 the pres,ld(
' the building, now used mainly for alley ',eye, Jetties MacArthur,Ias:tut Ma by
' •until reports Were read, sl)(,\v111g11 verY
cu ruble
l
h0wling, to nin hies incl �vurehuuse for 1)111 I 1itzley, ('larence I)ater, Jack slieee'sstitl year luteins the 1
the public utilities. " Allen find Jlailcuh'tt (anipbc'11, and the leadership at` M1'5. hnndnrsutl•
• c•hut•ns by the pnpll5 of the two grader:. j \Irs. Gurc7un I3i5snt then Instuhe(1 the
trio of fyirls 5:ng "a Christ ollicers 'for. , 194S, irs._ .Henderson
PRESENTATION T® double eatttifttll3, They. wet( [Minket] the members for their go-upe`r-
BANDMAST[M HUCKINS Inas II3mt)" •. 1) :ohm during the. year and the .rlleeting
— !Betty Bowra, Maxine Stewart, Denture c l hm with prayer. 1 .
Bandmaster J. E. Ilncki115 was. hon- ,,Ilii 't1 \ ittae, Carol Sanderson, .tatty : social half-hour
'ss 1tnd Lott \1athi('s1,i1, Phyllis Baxter and was en,j0'tcl by all pr(serf.
or)'cl with al eulogistic eteec ---
presenttttion of a chair, 'of tutm11tt and l:le11n„r Lauder. "'theins at Song 111 A,rOR CO. I)I� IID)�:ND
smoking- set •hy the tllet)11)4•rs 0f the the Air” was, snug by • .t•ades \'I, VII x,.'1 E%,
and VIII, led by \Ii -.s• \Iu50n, and "The Then tiirectors of the Goderich.
Blue Water Band last night at the I with lovely descant, reeyator e•ompa�ny rust, on I� ridny last(tturt
band room. The addl'ese was react by First` 'N4n l," and declared the usual diyidcud. I The Goderich Public School Board
Arthur de b and the presentation clirrrte,l by Mrs. 0\1.1 t ile(1 the aisscnll►led , - -- ul)1►hei hate t114 . �:up bli given1( the new
«'as made by George Jute es• energetic
1 N)) it lits' I 11, ntlalr carol "Gond
> nuns otic � school in the ever 1 1 FLASH
FROM NORTH POLE , set -fool pt'u,ji'(•t by the ratepayers of the
bandm latera by entl)suit suitable
g 1 r Wenceslaus:" 1(11)1 'tile pregrem set -foo project
clear cut ratePiity si"f the
liinldmastnr made a snitatbl(' r)'ply. ICiis, )r0 tri:hely. vyitb• the ver
of t 11 sc•ho,)1 byla\v- is ample evidence,
I
v1•;rs ct,ucli(1ed 'sip) I TO THE SIGNAL -STAR that the people of Goderich are anxious
___ L_. . _, _ r i) the large ultdiencr of child
`'m Le Nurses ALUMNAE ae of I':Ie and s111 I1I,-. \" -e-•-- °
TheAlumnae of Alexandra ,ren ;u1tl aidntie of 'Toy (sell the \Codd" Reply t0 a "Outfight raffle" despatch tothave
e at geedschyool
schoo for heir children
rhe
1 h( Alntnn
Hospital has elected officers. nt. its foll0w� and the gilt of Anthem. 1'rf►,{ 1ttl ' 'to '1'0 d:itt :to Schuul Bu;,►•t1 which tont have stetted.
1
int 'Mies .11. ', '1'hn singing of 'twiny of th`rflt=1it111:�1ud � Sirs \11nci�(M11d11n�Santa's workshop: P The Beard take this opportunity to
f((i� ori Hon. president, by bent
1)i(kson ser} dint, \irs� Ilnnr3 BIn t , ons 11cc,1)1 1):�ilie'clfly \►r• ' it11('t,',Srum y uur�+tnrrit0ry hal
P - (11)'nn - e isle play (-(i respectively
e •' secretary, Airs. Hugh 1 McDougall. been rt�cci\ctl and answered. .litiv, 1l chin,(y. el' (xpeess th(Ilona(1'.ilnd':+([T,c,(,lthanks-to
('1 Clubs
eeasttrnrl\i1 (DO 'Mrs 44hnLa1Pro \\'tcl.tt :turf Nlis, \1([ b r ;i r,) as la
\ice was 11ll thn mete, int- came as lout, t,
'r •, )' 'Mrs. Toth 1)1)it( )'e.' The• s ''(' Mired 1111 - to arc. ;is scrutineer* at the 1helr I
event committee, n cui,E>, on • request., _ fhe r this ytullg lady was evidently wbu s(( gnneruusl3 satyr of tpolheir time ,
'Mrs. 1Iarvet Baxter; stci11l niter tire, pre- 4,1 } either 'sick in bed and b J. 11. \III,NF.
'Mrs. .Tim \1atn�'ic11 Mrs. SC111tep NPR,- \cats.((„ 11141:nlling. ('h11irnt;4n.
tee Nit's. , The efferiilg of el silver collection er getting ill 4111 the ground floor. a `
ct,nlhn : t)'le'pli�)n)' visitinglllltt The 1e3 s, us. you might exl)ni't, a,.
(0mtltittnn, \y:l` '�i\el1 to tilt'
he twf Ilurun au,l S(ht01 :ire stic•i:ing pretty clo•c' to the
Reuben Rrnv\nr: ,.:uriufinu:, 1)5kin1, for - Ei. Note. --The vxplanattitin reg.:1rd- 1
, e %er, -\Irs• Nervali.A 9 ._ ,_ trudi.tionall lin( in
it Reuben I3t(a
. mechanical' '- ttys, t't.tinv; -•filum:I)„>,.k+..i.it:g.•.t,lte�,.tltttinatl-(' (:,tnttsition at f.(�t`t)Z•,'t"Y Victoria
1�hu:�e
PART)" r
p .YY• gr" Sellout elleelld b('
tv r,f the !Clyne- trncl:s, gn11r'. i0bf-;,ani and cow-
].
' •p• nostly who hard beard the reports mentioned
13i The Signal -Star last week.
At the "nlixnd p'it .. .Hila. and fin, gtt s. l
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED ;etnllt; ('anon ("1111) on '1'h111 11 t3 night buy
lir, and , an Alfred lleengr, Snlgk-
each tea htmi'. titin, (}ell' that drittlis alu(1 vv)'ts.
' the' en agPnlent 1:1_1. 111e following civnr,• winners It r(111istir is ((snot,, want young lady,
lal(lt. �
orttheir k., a ( dao t ' )t•ottrees11) "•1O(t" 411
()f their sorrge, daughter, Betty, t . 1f fruit : with diapers." (inc yc t g
Hnrht�rt. George, youngest son .of \f r. a h:,sl;et c' \i 1nYin:1111NIra. (I;'0`\[1:hthir with v)'ry wobbly handwriting,
" ' Sask. 311)x.'.1 W. `31lthrs. neked fora "glamor kit,' and there
and Mrs. Bert Alask)6 of Rnly011 > s�,tt, t;frd„T) 13issnt, !''rank
7'h)' wedding nt Sasill take plant on .Tann- bare 11')'11 requests fora "bttgal.'
Bill 11:13. I "j)lastereeett,” 'Paint hook with 280
a l'3 1st at Saskatoon. `'`•" "a hineymoon flyer,', "a
hold(
stile" "a we(' train,"
;1 "too -wheel 1)1(3(1)'," "st(16ingsr'
and a street -ear. Santa notes with
Xtuck .• interest that the town children al-
• • like qualities of nn4elfishne t - most
never
cheresa While "Don'tforget
rc)nn e
'!'hose' Who t;iy)' themselves grow ('hits(
loyalty and devotion to the highs p
richer,
1(i ►I)'s of God and (nun. It -is
ghose boys the hook but Igirls
don't reallylneedlike
ai ly-
The kindly word. the spontaneous prft 1
slut}i(+ the rho t ghtful deed -;,these lrt�e quill if les which make (hristma thing.
iJ'
0t . f the goodness most joyous season of all. a• 'the stealth of the rein
lt\'yt'lr 1 (x res:tfotll o 11•, (tress ;s ")joy t0 thr-�'orlcl" A rinmhilr of boys stud i~tr s rn-.
Inslhc*' e • l) and ((tincts e min. irn . nit(d f
lite hearts res and
eel in frietrdslllp• of deer and erne Santa, hogs 'T' newspsrIer bust- In abundant of set -t1 . n g ws 5
Those of to in the
rein -
'110.9,5 tuns(. record the little things tlaat. of bands
wlq}rr's, How insignificant • kisses.
.
Often we wish tie lrtt g troublesome n things nt (see last mrssa a' to all rhilclren.
matlre news day by day. (ft Snuggle ,,down early on Christmas
there Were leets of pettiness in the :irn the little Christmas Eve and' lfat.eri for my sleigh and
n• ' *• spirit of Christ- the world in the light of the (�hl formas ,
nil<I an(1 snore of•the .p Pervades the 'World!
30(i salt (jt'e)(% et nit ;4tottt the- year°. ia%)drat l; our gladness
a I roof. Be good and nre ov over y•. .
_ of . And so we again - join ain ll the g1acl'nesa reindeer to rotne flying your 'Mit the igy &�ttt ItYaplrs the hint(season to whale• Pouts - a (11) ,.,h
�(=eilttl MI � �Sic?11 it al ret!irt9t of faith of the
SA/iTA CLAITl3,
and 114It11, and a realization that deep and aubserribe ('i4iI1C$ S°1'1��A
dot ti roti+ e Nab persti 1 there are
r.PatPot Oift
4.
THE WEATiIER
Temperatures of the past 1 WI)• weeks
in Grul(ric•il• •v(ith those of '111)' ('0r-°
responding weeks a year age, as of-
ficially 1•t(orde"d, . were as follows:-
19
ollow tli
Max. Klin. Max. Min.
Thurs.. Dee. 4 -•..37 22
24() 21
Salt..
Fri., 1)ee. 5 ... 37 2.) stn
Sim.,I )e(. (t ...: .38 `2" :30
Sim., Dee. 7 ....:40 30 55 34
Mon.,,
Dee. 8 ' 48 25 50 50
Tries., Dec. 9 ......29 25 55 48
52
Wed.. Den. :0 ...:27 1:i • 40
Thurs.. I)ee. 11 ....31 ••1 8- 4:3. 33
Fri.. Dee. 1 ......28 • 25 54 42
Sat., I)ee. 13 3'1 20 45 13
• 45 13
Sun., Dee. 14 3.3 2;) 18
:1lon.. I)ee. 15 ,34) 30 24 22
Tues.. IWe. iEi 34 25 213
9
Wed., Iyer. 17 :31 23 40 21
SANTA'S COMING ON SATURDAY
The young folks are' reminded of ,the
visit of Santa( Clans' to (lo(lerirlt on
l att'111 day aftei°goon, 'at g o'eloelt.
'qe 1 ry
(ed
MR. AND MRS. (}AVIN H. GREI1 N
On December 21 st; 1 )02, (01vtn 11. lreelt and
Agnes Bogie eyere united in marriage h3 the late
Rev. James A. Anderson. of Kn0X • Presbyterian
r elrurch, Goderi'oh, and this picture was taken on
their• wedding day. As this y('i►r the anniversary
upon thins on the Sabbath they will attend Knox ehnreh
p I
_vvitlt 'cherished memories of (trait (111y fifty-five ,
ago. Mr. (freers 'is the anther of "The Old. g'
SOiool." which recalls people and ineid(ntS o$ early
days `Sir this' Part of Huron cOu ity.
.4
•
CHRISTMAS MESSAGE
The 11113 hands that topehed His
mother's fare
I 10 all the stars•utul.platlets4U their
The h11)P3' 14) (1' 11in1 t•otK'd to 41n ''bei
smile
IIa(1 power the whole creation• to be-
guile.,
The golden lutir the sunrays glistefted
on
()tit tied in splendor the most perfect
�•',. dawn;
The kiss thnt to her spiritralptl re lent
Was brought from heaven, rt'-' a sacra- .
naent ; -
I And every gesture spoke immensity
()f power folded in hrunility-
Tbe Babe vette mate, the man Was One
Sublime •-
0 mortals, seek this child at d1hriat-
tnit(a
ieat131een A: 8iilliVaii.