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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 19th, 1952.,
1952 Jaycee Executive
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Above are shown members of the 1952. executive of the ,Goderich Junior Chamber of
Commerce who were installed Wednesday evening of last week. Lott to right, front row:
Cecil Hoffmian, president; Mel Culbert, past president; Christie McDonald, Tordnto, one
of the founders of the Canadian Jaycees, who officiated at the ceremonies.. Back row,
Ralph Blackstone, treasurer; Bert Drysdale, 1st. vice-president; Ken Pennington, 2nd vice-
- president ; Jack McKinnon, secretary. —Photo by Henderson
One of Jaycee Founders Officiates
at -Installation of 1952 Executive
Christie A.-McDcinald of Toronto,
one of the original founders of the
Canadian Junior Chamber of Com-
merce. was the ofliviating officer at
the installation of the 19952 execu-
tive of the Gode.r'ch Junior Cham-
ber of CommeIce, held at the
British Exch(inge hotel on Wednes-
day evening of last week.
.Mr. McDonald briefly described
the Canadian organization from
1919 to the present, when it is
established in 36 countries. All of
these countries are among the free
nations of the World and tin! speak-
er suggested that the Junior Cham-
ber of Ccunnterce could fulfill one -
of its •aims in keepin,g.•the Weals_of
democracy "to the forefront.
Bulletin Award -
He congratulated the' Goderich
Jaycees on their winning the bul-
letin award of Region 5 and expres-
sed confidence in the future of the
t►. ,
- Mr. McDonald was introduced by
'Cecil Hoffman and thanked by Bill
Anderson—
.
The members of the executive
lnMtttiled were: President, ('evil
Hoffman:. 1st vice-president, Bert
Drysdale; 2nd vice-president, Ken
Pennington; secretary, Jack Me -
Kinnon ; treasurer,' Italgph Black-
stone. -
Oh accepting office, President-
elect Hoffman promised that his
prime objective In the coming --year
would be the fostering of industrial
promot ion.
On behalf of the Jaycee member-
ship, President Hpffman presented
retiring President Mel Culbert with
a hatulsome smoking pipe. It was
a sincere gesture of the chamber's
appreciation of the work the pres-
ident had put into his office over
the' past I3 months.
In thanking the membership, Mr.
Culbert promised his utmost co-
operation with the new executive
in the coming year.
AT THE WATERFRONT
• "•Rusty Blake, famous bush pilot
,Who has .conducted numerous mercy
flights in Ontario's northland,
landed his pontoon -equipped Norse-
man plane in the harbor on Friday
and stopped long, enough to refuel.
Two United States boats brought
grain here during the past week.
They were the Joe S. Morrow, last
Wednesday afternoon and the Sul-
livan Brothers on Monday. .
- The fisheric boat of the Depart-
ment of Lands -and. Forests, the S.
Kirkwood, wak here Wednesday' of
last week. -
Canadian grain carriers unload-
ing here during the past week were
the Donald J. Fawcett last Thurs-
day and the A. A. Hudson and
Ferrestdale on ,Friday.
The Imperial Cobourg brought at.
.part load of 'gasoline here yesterday
and proceeded to Sault Ste. Marie
with the remainder.
Arena Floor Fund Reaches $8,736.00
Future Donations Are To Be Sent In
Care of Bank of Montreal, Goderich
Total donations to the Lions
Club's Memorial Arena permanent
floor fund moved up to $8,736.00
Wednesday noon. Although the
actual campaign wound up officially
on Saturday night,' donations are
still corning in and still will be
received as the Lions Club aims at
its $12,000 • unattainc5l objective.
These donations can be mailed to-
'ot 'left at the Bank of Montreal,
Goderich. Make cheques payable. to
:Lions Jtetnoria1 Arena Permanent
Moor Fund."
'With. more than $3,000 yet, to be
r"aist'd the Lions Club will endeav-
our to find some means of
attaining it.. other than by p,ubli.!
sfil►scription. A1r. R. NI. Menzies of
the Arena Commission f has been in
contact with the' Stewart Construc-
tion ('otnany of Port Dover who
are installing the- permanent floor
in rhe arena at Waterloo, Ontario,
and who 'feel that drainage at the
lio-dericIS arena (an be adequately
and speedily taken (tire of for the
installation of the floor.
Among outstanding donations to
the fund daring the past week have
been a cheque for one hundred
dollars from the Ashfield Township
• \ ('omu`il, fifty dollars from the Sun -
Set 'Irina and one hundred and fifty
dollars front a Goderich Industry.
The breakdown of donations to
date is its follows:
Industries. $550.(N) 'former (;ode -
rich residents, $8,33i).(1); Goderich
Township, $40.00; Ashfield Town-
ship, $100.00; Colborne Township,
$184.00 organizations and clubs,
$510.(X): 'Saturday night mobile
chart sa','s. $155.00: store sales,
$396.00: \\' ,rd one Canvass, $223.00;
Ward two eanvnss, $y1(r2.00; Ward
three canvass, $170.00; Ward four
canvass, $148.00; sum' - earmarked
'by lions for floor, $2,600.00. •
- Former Residents Help
Among comments in letters' con -
tattling donations from former resri-
dents of GP►derieh were:
Garfield G. Robertson, Ft.
Lauderdale, Florida : I ,.left Gode-
rich in 1892 but still like the town.
I expect to attend the 125th an-
niversary. I hope your job doesn't
floor you. Eticloseci is $10 from
Me and $1 from my granddaughter,
,Sherry Mus:(e1maii.
A. J. Gordon, (.i.C., Watrous,
Saskatchewan: Enclosed find $10
for arena floor. I have visited the
arena occasionally during the past
two winters and believe the addi-
tion of a permanent floor will be
a great asset to the town. 1 ••an1
glad to give a little help to such
a project in the old home town.
Mrs. G. L. Parson!, Owen Souk\d :
1icre's $10 to help a worthy cause.
Ruth it. N. Thompson, I'eter-
borough, Ont.: Enclosed find $10
for the .arena floor fund. Kindly
place it in memory ,of- my parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Martin.
Jerry: and Shirley A1'lderrson, Tor-
onto: Enclosed is $2 for hrena floor
fund. \\'e have recollections' of
nilly happy boors spent in the
arena before leaving Goderkh. Best
wishes for success in this project.
Gordon \\'ong, Ottawa, Ont.: En-
closed is $2 for two feet of arena
floor space. Best of luck.
Mrs. Jerry 'I'hirwell (nee Marg-
aret O'Connor) .laekson, Mich.: En-
closed is $1 for arena floor.
• Mrs. M. J. Gutcher, IInileybury,
Ont.: \Wishing you every snc(ess
in your project. Enclosed is $1.
Mrs. 1'. Van \lack, Toronto: En-
roll name 'of tri• daughter, Judith
Ann Van \lack for $1.
The Goderich Junior Chamber of
('nmmeree stated- they were wholly
in support of the plan to install a
permanent floor in the arena and
Only regretted -that, at this time
(heir finances were such as to pre-
vent them from (lonating.. All their
money is earmarked for industrial
promotion in (Ioderich,_ the letter
stated. A number of other organiz-
ations to whom letters were sent
Imre not as yet answered.
DETROIT POWER BOATS
EXPECTED HERE IN JULY
hoEilTa
Of some -7W pleasure
boats, carrying possibly 200 people
front Detroit, are expected to visit
Goderich shortly after July -4. The
visit, an event in the "Couamander's
Vacation Rendezvous" is being
planned by Arthur -C. Berry, ,com-
mander of the Detroit Power
Squadron.
Mel Culbert, past president of
the Goderieh Junior Chamber of
Commerce, Was notified of plans
for 'the visit by Mr. Berry, who
also asked for details of Goderich
harbor facilities.
The cruise will leave ,Detroit,
July 1, and will sail to Georgian
Bay, returning to Detroit the same
month. Several points along the
Ontario shore will be visited during
the cruise. They expect 10 remain
in Goderieh for an afternoon and
evening:
KINSMEN CLUB
Mayor J .E. Huekins and - the
members ,of • the publie works com-
mittee of Town C.ouncil were guests
of the •Kinsmen Club at its re pilar
dinner meeting in the British Ex-
change Hotel on Monday. everting.
Thanks, were expressed - to them for
the co-operation they had given the
club in constructing the Kinsmen
playgretund on Raglan --street:.
Inaugurate System
of Parking Tags
In Safety Drive
LOOKING FOR ADDRESSES
OF FORMER RESIDENTS
Although secretary E. F. Sale of
the Goderich 011 Home Week Coin-
mittee has seat out almost 2,000
Councillor Kenneth Pennington( invitations to the celebration of the
chairmanofthe special committee 1_`5th anniversary .,f the founding
of Goderich, August, 3-7, he still has
of 'Town Council, is spear -heading a a list of names of former residents
drive to. tighten up traffic control whose' addresses he doesn't know.
in Goderich and make it safer for headers of the Signal -Star are being
both .drivers and pedestrians. asked therefore - to co-operate in.
`or over u week now I:'enningtoh providing, where possible, the pre -
ha leen personally superintending 501)1 addresses of .one (-;cKlerich
111 painting of cross -walks- and old boys and girl,.
pa king areas on the Square, where There 1.' still time, ineideutalgy,
sig is have also been•installed warn- 10 teak,. additions to the IisR of
in motorists- not to park beyond those who are to be invited to the
the inside limits of the cross walks. celebration. headers are asked to
Ile has also asked for the co -open- leave. names of those who have ma
ation of citizens in avoiding 'jay- .;(heady 1leen 5)111-1avia
ations
al the
walking, in- order to cut down an Old Home Week office. Names eau
traffic hazards. Pedestrians should 1,(, mailial 111 or JIr. Sale will take
walk -between the white limes at the necessary information over the
the street intersections and drivers tcicpltone.
are warned ' that the parking by -'Slane of the former residents
laws will be strictly enforced. whets • addresses - the ' eouamittoe
Parking Tickets - wont(' like to Have .are; Dorothy
Itt order to cut down on minor
and Benson Felker; Ernie, I'at and
harking violations a new system
Helen ' Page; Ang-us JiarUOuall
of parking tickets will be enforced
(Windsor) : Ernest Jlarpouall.
shortly by the Goderich detachment
Mrs, Charles Jleakins,, Bill I'alt
of the Ontario Provincial Police as
ridge, Philip Wallbank, Ed Dicey,
directed by the Town- Council.
Robert Clark and Mute Jlartin,
For visiting motorists who are
unfamiliar with local parking regu- ' Anyone knowing the present. dresses
lotions, warning tickets will be presses is asked to get in touch with
used. These will contain a court- the (lid Home Week secretary.
(ously-worded message -of welcome
to visitors, excusing them for in-
advertently violating the by-laws
and asking them to be (.ireful in
future but not to hesitate to make
enquiries of the police.
Recently, a bO(1l1 motorist dis-
covered a piece of cardboard be-
neath 'his • windshield - wiper, con-
taining the words: "You have no
horn. Appear in court, Thursday,
9.30." On the reverse side were
the words: "Better Appear."
To Avoid Confusion
In order to avoid con-
fusion of this kind and to avoid
court, actions in the case of minor
parking bylaw violations, therefore,
it has been decided to issue parking
tags to those who knowingly break
the traffic bylaws. One -dollar Ones
will 1►e payable to the Town Clerk
at Iris- office in the Town Miall.
Non-payment of the fines n~ill in-
volve the issuing of a summons. .
'Parking tags will be issued 'to
local.. motorists . and others who are
cen:fous of the fact that they are,
parking illegally. " The warning
tickets are for visitors from out-
of-town wbo are not familiar with
the local parking regulations. Of-
fences covered by the tickets are
all prohibited by local. bylaws and
include parking in a prohibited
area,. parking in one place for More
than 24 consecntive hours, parking
within five feet of a_ fire hydrant,
double parking and obstructing a
driveway & lanes%ay..
Ask Government
OK on Sale of
School to.Town
' PEEPING TOM
Residents of the . Bayfield
Road have tonplalned that on
two different evenings last week
they were visited by a peeping
tout. On several oreasasions
when
some one itt the house
carne outside, the peeping tont
ran away from the windows
into the darkness and was said
to have been, a rather speedy
runner.
Clinton Man Wins
Lions Perch Derby
$100 First Prize
George Ginn and Chairman H..31.
Ford of the Goderieh District Col-
legiate Institute hoard left for Tor-
onto yesterday. to seek authorization
trona the Department of Education
to convey (he old Collegiate build-
ing to the Town of Goderich for one
dollar on the condition that • the
town assume. outstanding debentures
totalling $11,973.
..M a special meeting on Friday
afternoon the Town Council accepted
the Board's offer which •was made
following the Board meeting a week
ado 'Monday. Prior to the meeting
of the Collegiate • Board, a joint
meeting, was held at the Collegiate,
When repiresentati•vt's of the Towu
Council 'asked the Board to defi(r
disi osi'il of the old building for two
weeks.
The hoard has agreed that in -
eluded indite the Sale of the building
would be all .plumbing. heating and
lighting fixtures... The Board re-
serve's :ill egnipinte
nt needed ,for the
new building, which will include
the propagation bench. in5•trnetors'
laboratory tables and pupils' lab-
oratory de51(5 'to which water and
electricity .are_eonnected. . . .
The fifth annual perch derby of
the Goderieh l,iolis' ('Tub was wound
up at ahe harbor. on Monday after -
11(1011 when - 1.aou .('h11irm:ln "Skip-
per" Mac•hona-id presented one hun-
dred (1(411ars iu cash and the trophy
to 31. McAdam of Clinton. 31c-
Adam's- perch, weighing one pound,
ten and a half ounces was the
largest caught since the opening of
the derby, _ Its weight was four
and a half oune,s less than the
prize winning- fetch of last year.
\Viuner of second prize was .foe
Catterall of Loddon • with a perch
weighing one pound, nine •ottnees.
The prize was a lovely, large bar-
ometer donated by Bannister Beach
liar.
" - - . "Wins Oil Painting _
Third
-
Third -prize winner was 1'. L.
.larutain of Londotl' The prize was
:a beautiful oil painting presented
by Mr. Norman MrIlo11u of the
11)1111 n -Reid wholesale paper house.
The -painting was done by Mrs. Me -
Holm. Mr. and Mrs. Meiloluc have
a smuttier rot•tage on the 'Bayfield
Road just north of Natters Creek.
• A special boy's prize was won by
Tim Sale. 1.t was an elaborate peri
and pencil set donated 1►v Mr. Hardy
Shackleton. principal of the public
school, and Mrs. Shackleton.
Th -e one- hundred dollars lucky
ticket draw was won by Mr. Ilarry
Gibbons, who lives .tut Maple Leaf
Cabins on Victoria Street The
Winners of prizes in the week-
end
►Presbyterians Launch Building Fund
Campaign to Pay for Modern Edifice.
in Weekly Payments Over Three Years
0
H. W. Knight
of Toronto, and former Gode-
rich resident, who donated
$3,00.00 to the, Lions Memorial
Arena Permanent Floor Fund.
The Rev. Robert G. alaellillan of
Knox Presbyterian Church told 'a
Loyalty Dinner of the church lxtild-
iug fund campaign on Tuesday• night
that, it was expected that the uew
church would be dell ieuted On Aug-
ust 17. He outlined brietfy the
facilities which have been provided
in the 'Lew church to the "Church
Family Party" at the' Goderich
Pavilion, attended by more thou 450
inenibers of the fancily, parents and
children.
Mr. MacMillan eonintetuled the-
finance
he
finance committee' On itt foresight
in arranging the financial campaign
and the departure from the usual
in employing the Wells Organiza-
tion, Ltd., to organize the church
forces in this effort.
Information Given
Those attending the dinner were
fully infotlmed of the progress
which has been made 'by -the build-
ing eorntnittee. Methods and other
vital information regarding the cam-
paign for funds were outlined' by
the various committee chairmen.
Following the disastrous fire'
which desrtroyed the , century old
church, the congregation intihediate-
ly p►lanncd to replace it with a
modern strueture. These plans are
now nearing completion and the
building committee has arranged
for a campaign to raise the nec•es-
Town Authorizes Y ti for ttcis co.umaigt> are we21.
in hand anal the congregation will
Contract'f or Road be asked.' through a complete can-
vass of-.1he,ineun:bers and friends of
North of Harbor tide church to contribute some $115,-
000 during the next three years.
Contributions on a pledged• basis of
Construction of the road to the weekly-pa3'ments are asked;
north side of the harbor, is expected Through this plan the church wilt
-to get into full swing soon with in three years time be free of debt
final arl�tngements completed for and will have a completely new
edifice which will c�ontpare with any
routing of the -road over the present church ,of its size on- the North
right of way of the ('.N.R.'s most_ American abstinent iii beauty,
southerly spur line on the strip style of are•hitcoture and equipment.
leading to the 71i -acre parcel of The eajnpaign, which is under
land between the Maitland River tate chairmanship ,of Mr. A. R.
lucky ticket number was 1,1., The
in:dtt.,t,411.1ineliiili..rititallnnlikii:cirit.liitigthree orth pier. Erskine, will culmivaUe in a can
draw was mad�r by s 1. Diane cial meeting of the Town vaa 1►y some 104) workers, organ-
neillast Friday afternoon, the ized in teams of - two who will con,
tact.
w s 1►a550(1 authorizing ex- tart (11(11 of the members and ad -
contest were: ' 1. Jack liree. ion file contt'71(t with Georges herettts for their pledge.
fordof Blyth for cunstrtcti0n Campaign Organization
1' lratfor(1 2. Joe• Hc4lgkin5ou, l:( -+d0 he ngest 51retcl► of the ro11 1 Th( campaign ►afgn or aniz >
11, i► : 3. Beatrice Garnhtlm. hit ,r t Gou(4514 r 1'erii 'e ,to the I g ati(n is as
:oil 1. 31t. Myles, St. Thomlats: h-ea4 c•oruer of the harbor :1i
follows: Chairman. A. H. Erskine;
:,. :Arthur \1'ind5or, Arval, (h1t.3,3:31).
c r lilting commaittee, Earl Elliott; or -
The
oat $la,:t:3.1.The•ruad i.1(4riingements committee, Mrs. Peter
--•�..� ted within three 1ponth5; JI:teF;w
:� UOOID 1�IN Railway Gives Consent an: publicity c commit -
Bob
IiOb G41oid you the jackp►)t 'u Ne..•,(11111(411 between the Town Gordon ,Jh1t.kui: finance commit -
56 calls at the Ts•gion 1111Ilo Satir and the which have been tee, A. II. Erskine memorials cosh
dell night. Nest Sa111141 11 nil ht'S going or► for the p:lst feu ".1,:.4-1;(1,`;:btnittc'e... George \\'`: Schaefer : friends
Legion bingo ]1:1s a jackpot u(re cons ►feted 5u(ccs5fntl committee. Peter JlaeEtvan.
1
in .55 calls, :1. well :1s other prir.e5. the railway agreed. -to consent to
to The chair►uaof general thi
the -relocation, ;1t the expense of the is Robert Bisset
. sr.. assisted bthe
y
Town. �4f its existing nNiKt outher i dlowang capt:l18 "tttafent:�' see-
ly .track 10 a lucatiou north of i:s 11on. AV'11111111 Schaefer: .contig
existing most northerly track so adults' se 't in, ('IitTord 1 very ,and
that -the roid1 (1 can ire' (AnJohn firhaefrt : , gen•. c auv
st-rueted along the line of. the track a'al►tains. Gletr l;rlc};:eJf. .1. Ainsl155ie,
thus removed, subject to ;appreva,1 (;orlon Ittssot, F. R. hraparrow, �e1I
of the Crown. R. MacKay. William \V. Ross. AVil-
'1'he (',N.R. ha, 11150 asked -the liaut Ritchie; Gordon Walter. Aleut.
Town to give its support to the Alexander, Gord()11 M(Manlhs.
railway in its negotiations with on Wednesday. night some 150
The (`town, 111011 a fourth track, worker; gatllere(l in the Parish Hall
south of the roadway, i5 to be r -on- of St. (;eurge's .Anglican (`hurr_h-
strni•tcd tit 5otme future date. Tho (,reassert' tnannals anti folders
Its ltd(liti0.11, the 4'.N.It has asked were di.�trihnted 11nd ea(11 team
that the Town i,-.il1. :1fter Obtaining' received 'their allotted district. The
the consent of the ('rown. perform canvass will begin at 6 p.m. on Mon-
tlie necessary grading south of the day. .dine 2.1 The workers will
rums breakwater wall'50 that •--the roJsuht their_ 10.111ts 011 :.fondav,
three tra(k5 will be at approximate- Wednesday and Thursday at 9.3(1
1y the Sallie elevation.•p.lu.. the 111(51iti;,� t0 ho heli
Goderich Company ExhibUs at International Trade Fair
Hon. . D. Howe, Canadian Minister of Defense Production, is shown inspecting an interesting exhibit- Of 'r08(l
machinery, including diesel motor graders, exhibited at Ole recent international Trade Fair. Toronto. by the }oninion
Road Machinery )o. Limited. Dedigned and mataifa(turcd in Goderieh, these huge machines have attracted comments
and approval from representatives of Tony enuntries visit ing the Trade Flair. Arrangements have been made -to dis-
,triibute these machines in Smith Ar(rien, Indira, Greece a nd Germany, as well as other foreign countries. The ultra-
modern exhibit, designed and builtby the Oornpany, ine�lnd es technieol(or- movies (►f the graders in action. Included in
the display are a large diesel grader, the Champion ":507" fo nr-wheel .drive grader, a. large truck' with plow and. Wing
and "Galion" (Inmp body—Diqtribnt,ted in Cfillf1411 by the D minion Road Maehinery Co. Limited.
iii the Parish hall. The enthusiasm
June Session
Of the nvlikcr5 aifiiirs weld for the
si1001 5 Of the etimpaign. Each
worker pledged his contributionof County Council before he started to earn -ass and
the resltlts have indicated that the
Gets Under Way achieved of the rttulpaig-n wit! tk.
The ,lune session of Huron Coun-
ty Council opened yesterday,
„NVarden Harvey Johnston addres-
sing council, referred to the two day
bus tour trade by the council to the
Universityt• of \\eastern Oratorio, Fan -
show,. Dani. :trill ()vie the (-onto.
road 53514111 :Is twill Interesting and
Instructlye.
Important Visitors
\Ian,1 important visitors 141141 been
in the (-minty the past few (reeks
nictitating I►r. 3JIpnnon I'hilliprs,
\linister of health ; Dr. 1►ludop,.
\Brister of E5lti(•ltlou 411141 Sir .An
Lion Club Hosts
to Ladies at Gala.
Annual Banquet
he annual Lions )115s ('lit► L11(lieie
Night was a gala ()erasion en Fri-
day night whel) tt banquet was held
iu th Goslerieil Memorial .\rens
with ('Delinlittee chairman Dr. It.af
hogs,' as nlll-ter of eere11 miens
iIighlight was a 'humorous and in -
drew Jones, British E'ooil Commis- formative ad(ires. bl R'illiain Wren,
sinner. of Cleveland Lions ('his. tie:141 table
Progress en preparing plans for ;411, ,ts were: Ncl.son Hill, Lions
International (•0unsel for ; District
Govertlo,r-E:l,s t .1 11 1114 S 1►011glas, of
Zurich Mrs. Douglas and daughter;
JIr- and JIr5 Wren; 104111 President
f.t•.4 \Wa1znk, ,Mrs. \Valzak : Dr. and
Jars. 11 ighes, and the i1100111ing
'fres 1(14•ilt. (:or(lon McManus, and
Mrs. Jii,Jl a n 1F.. 4..
Mrs. Clayton Edward r, plied tai
the toa--t to the 1) 41)4ii; Lion Nelson
Hint outlined work of 1Lions Inter.
1111ti011a1. Quartet se1cc•tion were
.ung 'by Harold liettger, George
1in(•11111111I1 George. ,Parvotis and. (r,
\\. \Vorssell.4
JAYCEE iIOME RINGO
For the t1titvl sneeess1$'4 week no
nnnlber$ were drawn udder the "0"
on Montlty in the Jaycee Home
(lingo. The draw WAS maple by
Ron Melntyre, 'Britannia rofuL
Nu itbers drawn to date appear In
the.adverti•`ement on the heck parte..
where 1t appears each week.- -
the addition to the County home
hoof been delayed thtw(ligll 110 fault
of 1110 county or architect. The
hitter will bt. here on friday with
plans.
The Warden concluded 11v re-
questing members' co-operation in
tilve,o1,igs and hol(lirig (otunlittee
114)111 ngi on time.
End'orsation was given the War-
den's Committee's 1'4w•olliille-11411141011
111a1 in fittnt•e the county provide
the Warden'. banquet and that t'11,•
111die, he invited, and the council
n1:11(10 11 dotnlstion to him.
\\ i1•den .lohmston said that 11
was 110) his 1^ish to chane the
financing of 1114' hanqu(*t, M11 he
f,'lt the wives, who earn., on, while
members are away, 1(1 ale hott-
ored.
Surplus Estimated
('outnty treasnrcr A. II. Erskine
submitted revised estitntitet tit th^
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