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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1932-12-08, Page 7'4111,1144LAY.,DEC. tie -me .PRINCIPALS' •••„ , ifiE 001:WHICH' STAR PAWL klia vie* be aeruoveddreineh etelsools aud„ conileutio017 roc 'WY losP440" la 4" 1141 AIKONG *.&&J4 cIWECIIES SALARIES - where a leacher la holding * first cline eatialtar of the Old Kee NOWA SOstd RiindaY. Dee. lith, Seleation. Ataly : The thiletian Strike Oroup *lug canines*. we cennot concur in tine as. it of each enunicipalitY beNre Pernitel SWIM fervices conducted by Adjulten the piPel bonne "The Old Begged too la granted reediusted. Carried, ; Murree; of Tereatte 11 alte, Wines' Crofts," "At the trees *here I saw the "Waited.) the Wine of Utley:" 7 lerne Made a public echool course in a §,2nao".s pensioti ntra or witer* alloaante will disorpnlie our preeent olden In or t The Crofa Servieiteelliurtlintited. Crera. drastee.a manner but Abet eve Seeennirend By 4. W. McKibben end W. lit, Archie I Ineetiniet a pane 'Illearlity Scheel; 7 pen, light" $olo by Pastor. "At the Cress (Coritintred erom, „page ,I) that more attention be paid in our pub- bald that this ceuriell desire to. piece 4x4 Salvation meeting, ' Voll are welcome. There's WOW Congtegetlen Wilt ante incurred by pupil: te the individeal pli- Ilic' UW°1 'W434114 •cJIliEe. tg tricorn -eget reeord our ahleere regret 0 the deetli er Servicee et Ileptiet church SiltidaY "*Te41411_eke!R !le nee'r the PS% boys end girls to sty on the ham. eevend of our old esteemed members or neXt. peter, Rev. W. T. Bunt: Bible olY 'woo to woeeo" 'Whe4 X *urvee' the witee.reterenee to the ,e,e,eoutteees nee As to reefing the 401001 age from 4 former County CoMiell* et *hi* VetintY-- initted to u* vie beg to report ** rolleles; Years to 4 Irene except where kinderger- the Ude Wns. Isbister, former reeve of 1. Re the eeeolutha 44 mieteeeez ten teeeleers .are need we xternumend IlkOntia and. Winglison, 'Herbert Vr., lell, !or. omens residue tweets or shetdieue tee this. (In cotrunittee title was elienged Doer reeve oe TOckeremithl Atifos IriPhog. sliontrible, for Lthettulition crif eonnlis apterl. to 're" "II° ItAitOIVI- an ex -Reeve or Winglutitil Jar. A. Mor - see years in aueneenee et seemeen, Be the mime drepreverfrents lobed by ton, who was reeve of 'Ningbo* telt, ease*, that this be adopted. k pitblie end other eehool ,boinde. that Thee OrtitOrY ex Reeve or Muldoon i Re resolution ening county ounces the tinge demands be dieenatinued during the john lebertreed, ex Reeve or Morels; 1111. suet to -set a. rieldhtuth 4:0, whteh they time of depression, we neortrineiad thee lay Anderson. Robert Bliellallan, ex 'will pay Initintenance grants to Ingle On the recommendetien thee county Reeve or Eat 'Wtotainoshl surd J. Newton nehoels 'and that for 1933-34 the male emb;V:ils be given centre), of ad High Campbell, ex Reeve of lCaet WaWaliOall Seheol expenditures end that any :extra, and ex 'Warden of Huron Co., and Thee. mum *elates 'for teachers be $1800 for principals "and Vow for Assistants; we exPenditUre made by a Ward above thet reconatnend thives * step eu the lieet deterilibled by the countY mined be paid direction to reduce the voet-et secondary by tire Ili& School hoard, the education cOnitnittee recouunendect no action on 'That the course known its lower school n4/4 "mlutiQn• educatiOn. ' The education cenintittee reeornmend- _. ;;;;•••••I Wc.cast*eles WC of I your requirements in 1 F unu ure Stoves,iand in Tact anything for the home. POSIIIVELY SAVE * YOU MONEY., Blackstone's On the Broadway of Ooderich ed that if 9. boy or titl ts-vte-rierty eta- ployed alter the 15th year he or are be not compelled to' attend, Seheole, ' But moaiMended no action IA eaeh county cormoil annoloting a committee to attend the 1). E. A. at Zaster, to term ,a branch to be known- as the county council seetion, The following matte= were -presented yesterday afternoon: By N. E. Cardiff and Fred C. 'letylor that the county council or Huron Petition the Government to have township -engtneeterfeerreduced bylaw. lere,~with the municipalities, eeel 'that local engin- eers receive ter too much money for ser- vice rendered. •--Vartietl. By Leh Cardifr and I. J. Wright that this county ceuncil do not give consent t* the C, N. R. for the 'doing -away of catt.le .guards within the county as we Still fee,1 that -they are of mitoh value to cattle being &even along the etridee Carried. • • By Mtn& Matnieson arfd 0.R. Archi- bald that this council recommend dis- pensing with the county corn borer in- spector. and transfer his responsibilities to the loca.1 weed inspectora-Carried, By -leolin Campbell and L. S. Cardiff that this couneel ask to have It made ex M. P. We efilsh to plate ea record our esteem and appreciation of their able and honest efforte for the Wel- fere of the, t ounty,---Carried. By W. Hooke and Wro, Sviltser that the county pay Ooderielt Township for thergesvel taken" from their Pit- on- thee - - • - -- BenmIller Road. wheat hes been owIng since the years 192$ and 1029, end thef this comeed go out and look the situation over when we adjourn this afternoon. --- Referred to Good Roads Conurrission, By Peter W. 'Scott and Wen, Stewart that the road 'between macerate= 11 and 9 in the 'PoWnehip of East Waviatiosit running westerly from Belgrave be added to the county highway system as East Wewanosh has no roads on the south, west and north sides of the township, Referred to Oood Roads Commission, 4, Memorials A - memorial eorning from the united counties of Stormont, Drintlas :and "OM- garry, was of protest spinet a move ot the legislative "committee or 'the Ontario hospital Association to widen the inter- pretation of the word "indigent" to in- clude all persons who cannot pixy for hospital treatment which, it was esti- mated, would add 2100,000 of a burden on mimicipalities on account orsupport of indigent patients in hospitals. , A" resolution Iroire the Prince Edward County Boe.rd of Trade asked that farm- • ers be relieved from having to pay ' through taxes, rent, food, clothes for un- employed who refuse to accept farm work and wages. This was in opposition : the resolution ot the association of numi- cipalities (chiefly cities) asking that the governments pay 90 per cent. of the cost of keeping unemployed. school at IQ ant; goepei eervice at it wernireue erase." Sennett. "The cross i tern-, „eubject. "littandlng in the teikeee tlie proof e)f the love of teed." gespel service at 7 p.m., subject. "The e Joy of the Decd.° 1 Mr. and M. John ilt. Young, COMO. At the moral ineetIng ot the Woolen's Sion 5, WO% Wawanosli, inusornice the Aeseelation et Berth itreet United thrnele On ThUrsday Unit, the °Ulcers Were re. eleeted. Upt. u. *r. Bdwerds 10 Weal* dent, Altra."Viln, Rivers, seeretar$, end errs. J. R:Wheiler. treasurer. Speolel eervicee in Victor* St tended church, anndaY, pee llth: 11 ante entnigement er their eldest elsrighter, liiingsret grace. to 'William, letaxehall °Ibsen, second youngest, son ot Mee. (Mb - son end the late George Mau% eonee4" sion 12, Aeldield, the Marriage to take pliree soon After the middle of Decentber, Christmas Suggestions New Hats for the Holiday Season In Velvet, Felt, Metallic. Trimmings in sortrolorings and cleverly blended materials. Scarfs, Berets, Baby Bonnets and Costume Jewellery. MISS Mac,VICAR Kingston Street Goderieh *VrMMNM%raVV-ValMttMPVIMat--MP7**"Cftrr-NMZAEWVALVMattillMONAZf Rubbers! Rubbers! Rubbers! ' When . it is RUBBER FOOTWEAR the 11)01W:1NR:ter, BRAND is the • Choice you can make . with safety and confidence. • It le a complete line-, the quality of metered and. the workmanship are thoroughly reliable ; In style it embraces the newest up-to-detel fashiess" ideas. These 'qualities alone should make Drerrinionyour choiee. DOMINION Lead in itiAlity, 'Fit and Stile AND OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT North Side lA• r HERN 1)11"e 43-W Square Goderich Agent for Dominion Robbers , Beautiful, Practical and Inexpensive A410; I tO1' rc• • reif :0;•••• 0 4 " t.2`• •A.,117 4.• .?„), • 4) Dainty things Milady hopes to receive For this Christmas Season we offer a larger and more reasonably priced range of Ladies', Misses' and Children's Silk Lingerie than ever 'before. . You will be amazed at the quality of PANTIES, -BLOOMERS and VESTS we are offering 4 39c, 4e and 59e each r GOWNS and PYJAMAS we give you at $1.39, $1.89 up to $3.95 each, KIDDIES' PYJAMAS at only $1.25 Suit Also LADIES' SILK and WOOL PINK VESTS and PANTIES, 75e pr. Have your Gifts neatly boxed hi dainty Christmas Boxes, at F. E HIBBERTS THE GUT SHOP hone 86 Goderich • • • Old Park House Transformed Igterior Has Been Made Over LA* Into Bright, Attractive • ' Tourist Resort' . . Since Mr. -and, Mrs. T. M. Turner, who, 'came here from Thornhill, have been in charge it the Park House a 'wonderful transformation has taken place in the interior and dingy walls and surround- ings have given place to meat attractive - 1y papsred walls and artistic furnishings; With a historic background extending back to the days of the Canada Compel:1Y; . when Part of the building Was the office °ti nb sf stage. that.00u gi a i 4rit trocoan°: usaeni3tyaoh7e v it' cbc i soteihos ier6t uebss tdeUh,ei ised jar anbnedug.t 0 baswtihdt heicgolomarnasret_. a new hardwood ffoor in the dining room attrac- tive tan or buff tones. Blue, gold and and Mrs. Turner in charge, the Park ering the building throughout it: attrac- Shafrinatt of parks eonunittee, itt charge, has made considerable improvements in Rouse bids fair to become a moat nee:t- ier tourist stopping -place next summer. the building, putting in a new cement and one in the upstairs hall, and repap- . The town council, with Reeve Craigie, floor in the basement and a new furnate, . black have been adopted by Mrs. Terrier 1 tions and curtains, etc., for the dieing room, while rose tones predominate in the living room accessories. A very at- ! tractive apartment upstairs is for tent. 'We consider that the town is 'fortunate 1nel-raving secured Mr. and Mrs. Turner as tenants and we confidently believe that the Park House is destined to achieve a new record in service to the toured public with their co-operation. What seems desirable next is brighten- ing up of the exterior tq match what has been going on inside of late. It Is probable that a forinal opening 'will *bearranged in the near future with 'earne zladies' organizations in elunge, whieh will give the public a chance to beceme acquainted. with the new Park House. • BROADCASTING AEPRECIATED Congratulations have come by mail from several places to Ronald Penning- ton regarding his broadcasting over sta- kion ire.10C, London, a week ago. We understand this was not Ronald's first experiente in broadcasting as he played at "Stratford during Old Home Week. Ronald was invited to play the guitar and mouthorgan and also to sing two point - lar numbers. his work has been much appreciated as was also the Harmonica roup, of . whieh Ronald is a member. Ronald las aogisted in several programs !Peen in Ooderielt and vicinity. e ' • BRIDGE CLUB 'UNDER WAY Last Ttlesday, evening the Goderich 'Bridge Club got wider way" and played their first game at 'MacKay Hall. There was quite a good turn -out and the ecores were very close, The following were win- ners: North and south, ltd, Mr. and late E. C. BeacOn1 121); 2nd, Mr. and ears. T. It Patterson (14); ard, Mr. and 14fra, r. D. Eastman (5).East and west:, 1st, Mrs, Baker and Uri:. Whetely (25): 1 .2nd, Mr. C. - Making and lir. D. •mooneY (1014); 3rd, Vire. 'W. D. 11 ders and Virg. Johtleton (1%). A tole stment will be held every Tilesda.y nig dt Maehay Hall and all bailie Pia a are cordially' invited. It would be 'quite a help however, if any player Who in- tends' to come, would phone Min Ginn, at the Bank of Montreal, atd let her knew, hri rria Gift Guide • answers the gift -giving. problem for all the members of , the family"... gifts for eveiyone Our storcis.litorally .overflowing with Christmas Gifts -Your at welcome to look as to buy vompitopticieventippeetwovitiocipoopeogteitotboottowticouttioxvortoctoppeceoppowootsmogioctecimitimpimpopm.00 . 11 Christmas Greeting Cards an assortment range of Cards with the Christmas spirit 2 for 5c 3 for 10c 5c each 10c each LEATHER GOODS INSURANCE The Mutual Life Assurance Company of Canada ESTARLIStlE9 tfig, *SAD OFFICE.: WATEMO, WT. D. D. MOONEY AGENT. POW 210 Muth Street : Geleckt, Ortistie 111111andermatainh4 Waterman Pen and Pencil Sets for men or women in newest designs, Sets . Pens $3.75 $2.75 up Eclipse Pens $1.50 the gift suprerne for lady friend. Quality at Bargain Prices Set $6,95 up KODAKS and !BROWNIES at IONV prices $2.75 up Kodaks $5.00 up Gift Yardley Face Powder ' $1.00 Compacts $1.00 Bath Salts ..... . $1.00 Lavender Water-. ... .35e to $1.50 Complete line of Yardley Sets Coin Purses 'Collar Cases Handkerchief Cases Book Covers and many other Leather aft „ Articles. Toiletries - ' •. in both imported and domestic lines of wellknown makers: Yardley Iludnut's Dubarry Rubenstein's Coty Dalcross *. Jergen Bourjois Rubenstein Face Powder...........$1. to $1.50 Pasteurized Face Cream $1.00 Bath Salts , A big assortment at popular prices - Dubarry Face Powder $2.00 Bath Salts $1.00 Dubarry Set . ....... ....... $1.00 Dusting Powder $2.00 Dubarry Perfume $1.00 Dubarry Cleansing Cream .$1 to $1.50 • • Dalcross Dalcross Gifts Bath Salts Compacts Fancy Bath Soap Dalcross. Creams Iloubtgant Noted for elegance of Perfume Perfume $1.00 Perfume .............. $1.75 Compacts .75c to $4.50 Pace Powder 69c Jergen Pace powder .25c and 75c deigen Cream. . ....... ..... .50c e•-•° •• Woodbury Soap '11.:1(1rtie(em cakes . .... ......69c 50e "fQr Men Gift Toiletries Written Shaving Set. .$1.00 Williams' Shaving Sets 50C itt 040 Dalcross Shaving Bol.v1.$1.00 Squibb's Shaving Sets, .$1.00 [ Yardley Shaving Sets $1 'to $ 4 Yardley Shaving Bowl .$1.00' b,A.* • Jergen Shaving Sets.. .$1.00 Pahnolive Shaving Sets g Mitcham Rolls Razor at bottom 'price. Lavender Shaving Sets 1 . . . .... . .$6.95 1 Smiles an' Chuckles, Neilson's • and Moir's Choe o late s, ' ........ ......250 to $2.00 MOUTH ORGANS 25e, 50e, 60e, $1.00, $3.50 Gift Stationery All Musical Instruments, Ukeleles, V io li n Sets, Banjo, Guitars, 50c to $2.00 Radios, Vietrolas Portable. 1 VICTOR gaost= RADIO togwouvomotwostsctavitietwmtiocroottortectimetventz Campbell's Phone 90 GODEFUCH 10` 'rvliziro,imsmcr,iogurjgtiocstisceittigeiic5gArsovr,rivsior,itsttiivimtioc4s.icrrszAx - - Drug Store Store