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HURON CHAIRMAN'S STATEMENT
Says Pro-CTArou
Not. Yet Organize
. (By W. E. Elliott) news headings about teen-age
As restilt of the petition. -pre- drinking,- pierehase by minors,
sented some time ago to the raids on drinking parties and
Secretary of State, for repeal so on -all under the LiquOr Con;
of the Canada Temperance Act trol Act. The Chatham 1•11ws
in Huron, the federal authorities said editorially that Kent county
have called a vote for Novem- 'has more bootleggers in.e.ereek
her 30. The territory comprises than Huron in a month,' and
the Dominion riding of Huroe. that Huron Should not vote out
less Hibbert, plus. Wieghade the. Canada Temperance Act
Howick and Turpberry. 'under the . delusion that the
The chairman of Huron C.T.A. L.C.A. will automatically rid the
committee, Frank R. Rowson, of county 6f bootlegging, excessive
Wingham, issued in Goderich drinking .and drinking by min -
the following statement: ors.'
"Insofar as our cernmittee is 'Certain provisions of the
cOneerned, information as to the Liquor Control Act complement
Vote came from the newspapers. the C.T.A. and .would assist en -
It finds supporters of the Act forcement if applied They were
without completed organization in fact applicable •at one time,
and little time to set one up." but under, 'a former Ontario
"There has been some con- Government this valuable aid
fusion as to the issue, and some was withdrewn, Effort has been
misinformation, so that it is de- made and will be continued to
sirable to restate briefly certain have the 'present Premier -of
fact. The Canada Temperance Ontario consent to remove this
Actis riot prohibition; it per: disability. But even as matters
mits the bringipg of liquor into stand,„ the committee feels
the county by common carrier strongly that Hurn is best off
or by an individual for personal with the Te,meierante Act, rather
or family use. It does forbid than the so-called Liquor Con
sale or exposure' for sale of any trol Act, with its'provision for
intoxicating liquor within the eight different types of sale.
county. It discourages drinking
by making access to liquor lets
convenient, This is important
in relation to formation of the
habit by 'young
"Advocates of Clrf.A. repeal
have reiterated that the Act,
passed many years ago at Ot-
tawa, is 'outmoded.' The implic-
ation is that the Liquor Control
Act of Ontario is not outmoded,
arid somehow desirable.. News-
papers N11 over Ontario contain
"
Canada 'Temperance At Peel,
a county somewhat similar , to
Huron, and formerly under the
CTA., now under the Liquor
Contrdi Act has outlets in
BraMpton, Bolton, Streetsville
and three townships, one of the
latter with nine! Some af -these
resulted from votes, but a num-
ber a beer outlets were bestow-
ed without a vote,
"Huron has a good record in
pronouncements upon restric-
tive legislation._ It gave 2,608
majority for the Canada Tem-
perance Act in 1914, about 12,000
for the Ontario -Temperance Act
(a prohibitory law) on two oc-
casions, and When the beer and
wine amendments of 1934 were
put through' the Legislature.
both 'fluron members voted
against them; thus representing
correctly their constituents."
Preliminary steps were taken
at a, recent meeting at Wesley- where Mr. Bowra was employed
by the Goderich Salt Block for
over 30 years. They are both
enjoying 'goad, health and are
still quite interested in their
garden and have a great love
for flowers.
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57"ih WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowra, sr.,
Wellington street,. celebrated
their 57th wedding anniversary
by enjoying a family dinner at
Lakeview Restaurant on Sunday
last. About 29 relatives attend,
ed, including .the three sons,
Fred, George and Frei*, all of
Goderich, and their gamines.
and two grandsons, Beverly,, of
Brantford, and William and Mrs.
Bowra and baby, of Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Bowra were mar,
ried in England on October 7,
1902, and came to Canada in
1911 when they Settled in Gode-
rich on William street. They
have lived here ever ,since
Willis Church, Clinton, to set
up an organization supPorthig
retention of the C.T.A. in Huron'.
It will eampeign nder the name
of Huron C.T.A. Committee.
NEED ANY
FIRST AID?
The Gederich division of St.
John Ambulance Brigade receiv-
ed its charter on August 20 and,
although not yet fully equipped,
"The public will be told that .s
prepared and ready to per -
numerous liquor outlets would
form first aid duty when and
where requested.
The Goderich division is com-
posed of 27 men and women
trained in first aid and ready to
give their services without
charge, where injury or sudden
sickness may. occur, such as,
hockey games, baseball games,
rapes, parades and disasters.
This service is provided free of
charge but must be requested
by the sponsoring organization.
Should your ..organization re-
quire. these services write or
call - John Wilson, divisional
superintendent, or John.,Cory,
divisional officer, either of whom
will make the necessary arrange-
ments.
The St. John Ambulance Bri-
gade is financed by means of an
annual budget submitted tfl.
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theC.W.L. Donations were'
not 'necessariiy be established
here immediately on repeal of
the CT.A. The fact is that
liquor stores and brewers' ware-
houses courd be authorized at
once in some municipalities
without a vote -and does any;
one seriously suggest that they
would not? The trade i8,..im-
pati ,e to gain thiS territory,
now, largely protected the
nt
by
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DONATIONS
MADE BY OWL
The October meeting of St.
Peter's Catholic Women's Lea-
gue was held at the,home orthe
president, Mrs:e-Leo was received
from Rev. Fr. Moynahan, whp
The Ctoderich $ignal-fitar, Thursday, October '15th, 1059 1 • ;
Grade 8 pupils again this year. Dr. Rem ave an informative
Mrs. Chas. Gibbons. spiritual account of , he famons men ,of
convener, then read about. the Paternal Medicine dating liack
life a Mary from the Bible- "to 1816. Mrs, Dorothy gaster
Plans were discussed and con, graciously thanked Dr. ROSS
ChristmasveierhipFair
dr infoper teheembaehrn.uaAl in the
The October meeting Wa$ 4e14.
Hospital Cafeteria with
lunch was served by the social the president, Mr? Jebel String-
er, presiding. ,Plans were Coln -
committee.
pleted" for an old time dance:eta
Dinner Held By
Graduate' Nurses
The fall season for the Gbde-
rich Graduate Nurses' Associ-
ation opened with the annual
dinnerrneeting in September eet
the Club Grill. Dr. J. C. Rod',
who was introduced by Mrs.
James Bisset, was the guest
speaker.
be held. „Oetabeg„____Thgt__gon„.
T
efener is Mrs. Hugh Glen;
Mrs.oStringer, on behalf of
the Nurses' Association, con-
gratulated Mrs. Dorothy Easter
on her successful completion of _
t h e Hospital Administration
'Course. "The Ifespital of the
Future" will be the address
'given by Mrs. Easter at the No.ember meeting.
Lunch was served by the soc
ial convener, Mrs. Wm, Lumbl,
and her committee.'
expressed his sincere apprecia-
tion for the canvassing 'under-
taken' by the League during the
recent Dioces_an Campaign. Let-
ters 'of thanks were also receiv-
ed from Mr. Ben Chisholm, Mr.
W: A. Coulthurst and Mrs. Frank
Callaghan.
Requiem Mas -,es are. to be of-
fered in November for both the
deceased. members of the Lea-
gue and for the fallen service-
men of theeparish.
Mrs. Con, Baechler and Mrs.
James Reynolds .will visit p'at-
ients in the hospital this month'
and Mrs Ben Johnston and Miss
Margaret Evans volunteered for
the month of November.
It was decided to give a don-
ation to the hespital to cover
the cost of the tile 'floor recent -
headquarters for approval. The 1Y laid in the room furnished
THANK YOU and GOOD-BYE
° I would like to expeess my sincere thanks to my
customers for their patronage and friends 1 met while in
Goderich.
-Mrs. Marianne Schmidt 1'
CARACAS, VENEZUELA
Aven. Prinzipal ,No. 1
Urb. Bolivar Chacao. •
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to the division. This money' is
seeVe Fund, .Mercy Shelter, the
raised through a national fund
raising campaign each SpringDiocesan Scholarship Fund, the
.
Provincial ursary and Our
a
Lady's Missi naries. et,
It was al moved to give
GeneralProency prizes .0
Plowing Champ
Is S. C7elly
The G.D.C.I. ual -4School
'Ploughing Match waslheld Octo-
ber 8th in a field kindly leaned
by Mr: Hugh McCrostie, of R.R.
5, Goderich.
Proceedings stlirted with a
demonstration conducted by Mr.
William Perrie, President of the
Huron County Ploughing,A.ssoci-
anon, showing the" proper me-
thod of setting up. a crOwn.
The contestants then started
proiighing their plots, receiving
coaching and advice throughoutl
the day from both Mr. }Jerrie 1,
and Mr. Douglas Miles, Hurone
County -Agriculture Represent-
ative. '
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The match 'Was organized by a'
committee of students under the
direction of Mr. D. S. McKee,
teacher of agrictilteure,
Prize winners were as follows:,
Senior class -1st, Stan Connelly,
helper, Harry Brindley; 2nd,
Pat Murphy, helper, Rudy Sny-
der; 3rd, Charles Wain, helper
Clarence Govier, Junior class -
1st, David Orr; .2nd, Barry Mil
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Han, helper, William Govier.
Stan Connelly and Gerald
Walter were delegated to re-»
present the school at the Huron ALEXANDER .& CHAPMAN
County Ploughing Match to be
held' on Saturday. , The Canadian Bank of
(N.B.-The above tied for first' Commerce Building
place in the count ee match with
the Seaforth HS team,) 126 The Square Goderich
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