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,MALCOLM MATHERS
Insurance Oice, 46 West Street,
' Gode_ricl, Phony T1'SW
Two applications for ' building'
permits received by Town; Council.
at its meeting
meetin$last
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wererefe rdotbo�re�e-aahmtee
cosideiayion,
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One..permit; w•as •;front- Frank Don--
nelly, • G., to -convert: ; the second
floor of the building at:tlie corner
of Colborne stre..and the .Square.
into two, apartments. The other
was from A. J. -Curry, West street
to put .a stone veneer -front on his
taxi stand and build an extension
:to the west side 'of the stand.
gy S
ranAtl e,'c s wee 1 IX
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son received a
coming through treal sayinstheccaonll . woul
tuMrdobany
afternoon•
.
`It took only about a minute
' •fox the 'Call. to ,get through,"`.
Mr. Sampson said. `"And al-
though it was- a little wavy,
I. could, hear everything- that
was; said."
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;1116 Montreal : operator
placed the tail; she said, he-.
_Could heat the Ldndon, Eng-
_ land' .operator -quite" =plainly, 4n --
fact, plainer' than he could,.
hear his family in Cornwall.
It .was the first time that he
had spoken Over the telephone
•
qn .a trans-Atlantic call, And -washe first time for his
wife and Three children, Pat},Carol and
and Norris.
r�, {xioi mea, Q.C., in eou here iast,;
Thursday ,
i naw .
ut what ll 44 pit' tit! Beer
seized 274,i0,4„
egedly 'operat
be decided; e ,laxnuary
efence.';eounse1 Fra nc Donne .
brat4
-bad road ' a 1 wv s
e .,beer and otl `fa 4 d'
h , b er ret to : to R
2,000 bo'itles ; ere -seizedd . x� the:
The nn gistrate 'commented that
there was -ono edenee o disprove
that clod?menbers owned. the beerr.
and 'sant he would --be quite willing
to ' set •a date for • the_w.owners 'o
claim it. Crov4n AttcrilreY -
Glenn Hays, Q.C.., . agreed and Mon-
days, January ° 220, was;: set as the
., .mime for the owners to: make their
clairia ;at the 'Court ,House. • '
4 Evidence. in the ease had been
• heard af Seaforth. When the ticab-
s
4131
)eared-- r�evaouslY�ot'
sentence', Mr. Donnelllv,.,suhmitted
4L.
• Acer of -the a
Br"anela� 109, . than: a4,410.s. ,a 0.s.
Iaryr to• the,,B.rancl were jns ed
#Igo eerenR� ny he_ e ion Hal
here on -r. Thursday .night ,;at"..last
week by Zone Commander Douglas'
Thorndike, • n'f' •Clih'tgnt;•'assisted ay
acting sergeant -at -arms . Ceorge.
Wilson, of Brucefield, 4 forrner
zone "commander, -
The new Legiou,president, Gerry
-O'Brien, complimented the retiring
Officers and• hoped- for the con-
tinued• interest- of all members..
Healso welcomed Auxiliary mem-
ber's to the meeting.:- Mrs. Howard
'spoke
�p lCarroll, president of the Auxiliary
s ok
e
briefly.
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rieflY-
7-The following' "are them -OM -ea"
of Canadian Legion Branch 109:
at a fine -could he innpased for a Past president, Ralph Kingswell;
second •conviction on an infraction president, Gerry O'Brien;irs't•
of the C.T.A, ° Vice president, ' Jack Seamen; sec-
, The magistrate said he felt that and vice-president, ,,Bu'd Mathieson;
a jail sentence was necessary. The + secretary, Aod,:M-,:Smith; assistant
Act.,:..provides for"'"a" four-month 1 secretary, Les Riley; treasurer,
'maximum sentence on a second lack - Videan; assistant treasurer,
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JACKLYN TAKAHASHI, a Lodi, Californias toddler,.recently ecentlyl spent
-_ several unhappy moments In- a 10 -inch Water pipe before being
freed. To effect the rescue, Fire Irsp„ot
or F(DAIrItEST E):"1P1JR5ON
and Police Officer C1 ii LES'--- WENT
LEAN'D
. right. - huh to dig .
around Ut
nd th(
pipe
find lift it O
ver head. etrd. i;he became trapped
while • playing in a house .under constrttetion. -
Billi
Skinner;
padre, Rev: Dr..Ken-
neth' Taylor; committee chairmen,
Joe J
u,ck
Bill $iDolby, Dave Mc-
Millan, 'Bill Moore --,-Mervin, Bell,
Joe 'Chambers, Bud 'heardown;
sergeant -at -arms, George James;
assistant sergeaintat-arms, Irvine
Hildebrand,
Officers of the Ladies' Auxiliary
'are: Past president, •Mrs. Reg.
Needham; president, Mrs. 'Howard
Carroll; .first vice-president, , Mrs.
Paul ' Hill; second vice-president,
Mrs.. Ray Barker; treasurer, Mrs.
Albert Kneeshaw; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. James Sheardown; ---coy--~
responding secretary, Mrs. 'Ralph.
Kingswell; ' executive . committee,
Mrs. James Adams, Mrs.' Clarence
Simmons, Mrs. Charles_ Anstay;
standard bearer, Mrs.,Mervin'Bell;
assistant standard bearer,,Mr.'s. Art
Thomas.
.
After the he iIIStallati: n, dancing
if ting
*as enjoyed. Arrangements for
the evening were made by William
Doli
chairman Dolby, char of the entertain-
ment_. committee. . Refreshments
were served by the Auxiliary.
OBITUARy.......
GEORGE COWAN
Rev. C: J. Scott ' ofE'iciated at a.
funeral service in•. -Blyth United
Church for George Cowan, a life-
long • resident of the Blyth com-
munity who passed away Last
Thursday morning at .his home on
the East Wawanosh•" boundary. .
Mr. Cowan••.•had-been'•in'i1.1 health
for some time, -He was a son oC
the late Mr. and Mrs: William
'Cowan and Was bora and: raid.
on
the
farm -homestead, hoin ' _.
to �.
es all:
For
26•
ear
he
years vas the mail '
cou
r-aerR.R.I
ro
n out of. Blyth until
-illl health
forced his retir
en'leYit.
••• I -Ie was
married three times:.
His first wife, Mary . Barre ; oL
Blyth;' died a number of years ago;,
leaving two children, ;Iiennethi, a
teacher at Midland, •.and'. Mrs. T.
(Grace) Evans, ' of Stratford. His
second wife was ,fella'' Wilson,. of •
Auburn, who, died in 1913. Mr..
Cowan la -ter married Edith ":Augus- •
tine, :Of Dungannon, Who survives
with three sons, Benson, of -Strat-
ford; George, of Cooksville, a' i
William, at home;- and one d ugh-
' ter, Mrs. Leslie (Bagel) Dalgleish,
of Stratford. Also surviving- -are
two sisters, -,Mrs. J.' Newcombe ' and
Mrs: L. L. Walter, both -of, God -
rich, and 20 grandchildren.'
'Pallbearers were hi'sfriar so n. f
Burial was made in Union' ceme-
tery, Byitlr.
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