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THE GODERICR SIGNAL -STAR
t�l�e � nict Signal -star
HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOST WEEKLY
Published by. Sigual-Star Publishing Ltd.
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• • - GEO. L. IiLILIS, Publisher.
THURSDAY, APRIL 24th, 1J5:.'
A PROT/2T
'Phe Loudon Free kit's, en Sat -
tlrtlay called atlentiint ,to and ett-
dorsett u protest over the playing (it/
on ,Easter Sunday .0 Toronto of
the junior . chatnpriondetu hockey
tittals for Eastern t' ICI t h 'between
the. atnelph 1Zitttu eas� and the
Montreal Cauadieu. one .1lwe
was played on e i �1 Friday atld
the second Suuduy i t' eruoou.
Pointing .out ttta[ good Friday
and Easter Sunda v' are the two
Most significant l,t>. , in the
(lhritaiau world, 'if tie '_'ret. 1'rt•ss
S;tys : "It was 0' a1u.; short of
sacrilege to have turned these two
days, and particularly Easter Sun-
day, into a' canny,1. "khat these
days were chosen s,-•111se it would
result in big gate's a is undoubted.
The sEo►nsors got +h>ru. Ott Sunday
. tifte rnoon there were ;t`►ii►tt 1-1,000
r►e-'pre present and several thousand
(tom t.uelpla
"Today thti.deut.►,•ra'tie world is
tieing challenged tw '' )muliu1i5m, a
materialistic cone.t'pteat of lift
The two ideologies. •nue based on
Christian principles" and the other
on materialistic vtcaws, .rre today
pal bitttr..-coiitliat" i)ur• spiritual
A liefs and faith: ire the founda-
tions of our Wt'- -gra eivilizittien
sand our way of 1.11e. If we lose
periods of tial' tot` enjoy before
throwing oft the blankets. nut,
then, the Sunday seruuul would 1,
c•orl'eal►otldlragly long.
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11111/11101* has eoW0 111
rush. Baseball :11111 oth,'r outdoor
sport are t read:u:; ou the heels
of hockey, the suowshovel hats luau
disc:trli0et fur the garden spade,
tate overcoat and goloshes hav0
leen cast off \%ith. 111 a tithe of
regret. Hope we don't have to dig
thein out again before Noveluber'
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ct . t 11 a
,s,•►tllellody hits [wen tv rip ill;; to 0
Toronto paper coulplaiuiug of Withy
carriages 1►locka11i11g thea side0alks.
Suc11. blucl;ades sotfet itne•s 11,11410•11
111 1:oderich, but llo complaint has
been rt'l.;ist.ert'tl. The only protest
in this connection is agoinst
mot hers' stopping witit their baby
1•arriages in the Middle of one of
the intersections where the .1re
in danger of being run 'down by
au unobservant motori t. As for,
babies blockading tlt'e sidewalks,
the more the merrier. baby car-
riages and toddler; of t1 niter years
have right of w v in t: sternal.
The death of r Stafford Cripps,
after a long illness, is reported.
Sir Stafford v\':ls 000 of the brainiest
men of Brita in's recent Labor
- them it will be ,full•- one material-loverun►eut and held the office of
6,110 system meettn:; the challenge
Chancellor of the 1:xcheeluer until
of another• incre;tsj i; ill health eempelled his
retirement in T9o0. '' 1`1lousal 111 1111s
,position he taxed the British people
'unmercifully and was nicknamed
-Austerity t'ripl►s," it was. recog-
A 1,'1.'1..nt bulletta the census
bureau at Ottaw.l 1".',', the 15414-11111.
lion of Canada's ul r-)polftau.areas.
Tice ten largest are .:Is follows, with
figures also for t -hes 1:111 census:
l41' E • 11)41
Montreal 1,395,400 1,145,282
Termite 1,1.1 49 9
17.170 9428
Vancouver •
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Qu: 'b1*'):•
H,rnitton , 'S`).Ret.) 197,732
Edmonton 173.075 97, 8,12
Windsor I-17.4772 1.23,973
Calgary t'' ►.1'1:; •93,021 Shannon and the Chesapeake.. We
These ten cif i='. whit a total have never seen the 1'.8. version
population of over 4,';):•1,4(14►. ('011114111
of this cue ouuter but 11:11'1` heel)
practically one -Cher -1 -'t the people told it is 1lnite dfil'ereiit from 1hitt
a.f Cana (10, unci If Bourse there given 9i the old reader. However,
are stores of cities and ••14-ife" admits that the British ship
towns to be added '•, the count of .•0 111(1ued and c:Ipttired" the
the urban poi -adult ion
Officers elected at the organlz-
1•hesap>f'uke. Anw;Idays I;tltpal ,tion meeting of ihc,l7oderich .Bose -
Canada is rapl41: t timing in ball • Club were : president, -1)r.
and United :States' a:lvies .vwore: in
au :griculturril c+)un.r- -y• to -nue pre alliance and .old tune rivalries are Hunter; vice president, F. .L. Dean;df
dominantly irtdi18trl 11 'Me level of I 1„11101 down, but it W.1s different secretary, 1?1. ridhain ; treaswer,
agricultural profit'ri'u. with the when that old reader, gnu of print J. H. Lauder.
Commenting on the improvements
now 1)rol►ably for half -a -century- or that were being mode in the office
THE DOLLAR
- Here's what the experts tell The
l;inancial- 1'olt about the future of
the Canadian dollar. •
"Evidence points to the .prospect
that the Canadian dollar is swing-
ing :now 'on 0 - pendulum that will
not carr~ it iuuch more than 2%
ou either side of parity with 'tete
U.S. dollar. This 4% spread, if
maintained, is probably as near to
stabilization as anything short of an
artificial peg can achieve. So long
as it is maintained, the Canadian
Government is not showing any in-
clination to interfere with the
swing." •
MM model 11A, -disc harrow
turns in as small a radius as any
row -crop tractor. Tension
springs hold the ,gangs\ in a
level position so that the har-
row penetrates at ' a uniform
depth over its full width.
With this construction the har-
row is flexible for good work
on uneven ground, and one
side or the other does not dig
in on turds.
Ease of angling i another
outstanding feature. A touch'
on MM's new hydraulic con-
trol, called Uni-Matic Power,
makes adjustment of disc angle
on -the go a simple matter.
If your old harrow needs re-
placing, drop in to sec us. We
think MM harrows offer you
the most in good performance,
econotriy, and dependability.
RELIEF FOR COLDS
nizc'cl that his purpose was to carry
the tsutiutry •,throl1glt a financial
crisis which threatened bankruptcy.
His iliness and the death of Etuest
Bevin were two heavy blows suf-
fered by the Attlee Government.
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A picture in "Life" •lu:Ig:,ziue is
.5111,i2't' 377,4.17 !t reu►iutler-.t�f a stirring episode in
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