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GODERICII, ONTARIO, CANADA, TITURSPAIir, DEMMER 1500032
WALI NitreatePthftar
Goderich Stores Are Ready For Brisk Holiday: Trade --
Plenty of Snow
For Santa's Visit
Can Come on Sleighs This. Year
Blizzards Are
Frequent
Santa Claps Will -come to Goderieli this
year with hie piranhr eleign ancl teen -
deers, for the weatner has been =ado na
his order. /43eSt year Santa was "rained,
out."
The most prolonged nre-Ohristraas
sPell ot real wintir weatleer has been
with. us for two weeks arid is still here.
Nor does the weatherman offer any re-
lief. He Bald "colder" for tedan which`
ha$ 'been one of the stormiest he year.
A beaver snowfall, with a. nixie wind,
•Provided a blizzard of old-time propor-
tions thLs morning. Motor traffio was
practically at a standstill and citizens
keen indoors. •By inid-afternoon the
etonn had subsided.
On Monday also of Ws week a Wiz-
zard raged all day. The thermometer
dropped to six degrees above zero and
with a stiff wind blowing conditions
were mighty uncomfortable outdoors..
Onlet a few inches or so of snow has
fallen hereabnuts, however. There is
more to the east and north. Con Mot
-
day the harbor wan titian over as fax
as the !breakwater and on the sari
eveningSthe sleeting rink opened for the
etatopn -Last might Me hockey team held
its first pre -dice,
Whet a -change from a- year-ago! Otte
matt told Te Star he lead already bursa.
ed as much coal as he bad by the end
of January, 1932,
But Santa Claus will be able to come
to Squ,axe Park on sleighs on Satuielay
and that is some compensation. Last
gighn the, volored, lights in the blg tree
Tor thenfirstolime, Santa's, visit
ls scheduled for 10 a.m.
• W, 0, F. M. ANNOUNCEMENT
With •the %sit to Goaerich, this week
of J. J. Page, general neanaget of Wes-
tern Moat* Flour Mills, nienitecl, an-
nouncement was made of a salary eadeto-
• tion of 10 -per antand a 5 per cent.
eut n wages, for employees ot the looal
plant, to take effect the 1rst of the year.
This is the second nnut" ,Western Can-
ada. Iles made since Meaglepreselon set
in, the first being 10 per ant, all round.
It is attelbutatile to the present condi-
tion or the nailing industry.
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SHOOTING,MAT011„ DE() . 19, 1932
Lt 2 p.m. i3 ayneld road 2. -miles south of
Goderich, for turkeys, geese, ducks and
hiekens Guns and annpn1ti*n
plied, EARLCOOPER, Phone 605 r 23'.
PUBLIC NOTICE
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aeryinenTION aereenVMe.- •e• • a , 4
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'A meetbag of the, ratepayers Of Col -
aria Township will be held in the
tan:1031p hall, Carlow, on Monday, .tado,
26th, 1932, from 1 o'clock to 2' onlock
pan., for the purpose of nominating a
Reeve and four Coimcillore for 1933.
vrmixor SALLOWS,
. • Assistant Twp. Clerk.
REAL ESTATE AD INSURANCE
9'I1E ARMSTRONG REAn ESTATE
AND iNSURANCE AGENCY.
Some Cheap Patens for Sale
120 acres, large beta 'barn, 1% story
:Iloilo, large orcbard, spring ereek, only
three miles froin Goderieh. Price $1600e
.strictly cash,
200 -acre farm, slaughter price for
•auick sale, only. $22.00 per acre. Soil
principally clay loam, • no waste. Very
few stones or fouI weeds. About 120
acres now under cultivation. More
aeady, about 60 aeres timbered. Good
bank barn, 1%.story house in fine eon -
clition. • Orchard; good water. Located
about 12 miles from Town of Goderich,
County of Huron, Ont„ close to school,
'large !Allege. Handy markets. TERMS
—$900ndowti cash, balance t tedit terms,
• ',very easy if requirdd. Tang paid in full
for 1932. • No back taxes. No eeellange
• aecepted. Immediate possession.
If interested write to
J. W. ARMSTRONG,
°Mee Upstairs, East Side Sqaare
TOP.O. Box 89 Gederich, Ont.
Real Estate and insulate
Properties sold, rented and • rents
collected. Tare, automobile, burg-
lary, accident and sickness Inger-
ance. Book-keepitig and Auditing.
F. WOOTALCOMBE
HAltelfrarelar ST REET
Intoten 290
TEE O. F. CAREY CO.
• FIRE, ACCIDENT an ROTOR Calt
oNsIttift Nettle
oenCnamenate remat, weer ere Caticqicti
Inane 230 • NELSONIIIIL, Romer
W. CRAIGIE
Insurance and Real Estate
DOMINION. PROVINCIAL,
• DIIINIC/PAL BONDS.
HOCKEY SCHEDULE
''hin stricts Intermeribte
0.K.A. hockey schedule was oeloPt-
ed at a meeting bed at Mitchell
on Monday 'algid and is predueed
below. The meeting voted not to
include Titeletoele • and Milverton,
which =gilt admission. TneY
wal none a group of their own.
The opening game in Goderioh is
on Friday, DeceMber nth: '
Dec. 27 Goderich at tieaforth
Dec. 27 Mitchel' at Clinton
Dec. 30 Clinton at Ciederich
Dec. 30....., fiettforth at Mitehell
Jan. 3 ....... . „„aditehell at Seafortle
Jan. 5 .. „Clinton' at neaforth
nue, 6 'afitchell at GoderIch
Jan. 10 Goderich at Clintori
Zan, 10 Mitchell at Seaforth
Jan. 13, •Seafartb. atGoderich
Jan. 13 Clint= at Mitchell
Jan. It1 Goderten at Mitchell
Jan, 17 Seaferth at Clioton
Jan. 20 Goderich at Clinton,
Jan, 20, Seaforth at Initehelt
Jet'. 24 Goderich. at Seaforth
• Jan, 24 Mitchell at 011otote
Jan. 27 Clinton at Initchell
Jan, 27 ..... . . .....Seafoith at Goderich
Jan. 30 Clinton at Gedealch
Feb. 1 ,Goderich MitcheU
Feb. . ..13eaforth at Clinton
Feb. 3 Mitchell at Goderich
• eb, 3 Clinton at Seaforth
Oath Is Set Aside
By Tax Collector
East Wawanosh Official Does
—ut RepOrt Deliprioeuts
',my first duty is to theiownship teme-
nte' eati Tax Collector Patterson of East
Wawanosh, to J. W. Bushfield, who was
cross-extunining bien M. the sessions to-
day. Patterson had just admitted that
he is not reporting delnIquent tax -payers
to 'the aunty treasurer ts requlred by
statute. •
."Aticl.you say_ that Ituownig full well
the oath which you have taken?" saki
Mr, Bustnield. ° •
"Yes, we believe in giving otn• farmers
a chanceee said Mr. Patterson. ' "The
towaship semen hires me." •
"BILL" DREW IS MANAGER
Hockey Executhre, ror ak e s Choice—
"Butch" Whitney Injured in.
First practice
At -a titeettrigenn etrIltieketarnittie exte:
cutinenneet night •William Drew was an-
pratitect manager. He was not present
but has ,ronsepted to act. The meeting
was held. after the first practice Of the
season, In Which the veteran "Butch"
Murney, sustained a bad cut over the
right eye, the wound requiring the sere
vices of a theater. An effort is being
nutde to arrange an exhibition game.
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GODERICII GIRLS DEFEATED
On Monday, December 12th, the 001
baeketball squad came out on the
long end of 30 to 2a score against Mit-
t wee MAY an exhi, bitiOn - game
but the win speaks well for the locals.
The „line-up ferr Goderich: Centre,
Madeleine inaftel; -forwards, Ruby
rington, Marjorie Deer; guards, Marge
Mason, Efile Jewellentuth Murney; subs.,
Ruth Curwen, Margaret Elliott, Isabel
Tyndall.
LOST
IPS
T—Tuesday evening, a ladies' brown
,purse with car license and other
articles valtiable to ovvner. Finder
please return to STAR OFFICE and re-
ceive reward.
IOST.—A White and Browie Springer
Spaniel Dog. This dog is medium
size, has large ears arid "a short tail. A
reward is offered for his return. Apply
to COURTLAND KERR, R. R. No. 4,
Ciederich, Ont., or Phone Carlow 1322.
POR SALE OR To RENT
FOR SALE—Piano benches at tactory
Prices. Order one now for Christ-
mas, G0DER,IC/1 ORGAN CO. LTD.,
Cioderich, Ont, •
'MAT Mit RENT.—Ott St. Vincent St,
Comfortable and -warm, all con-
venience.,, garage, garden, lawn, and
tipactoue verandah. Formerly part late
Judge Doyle' s re s id e nie 6, M. W.
HOWELL. Phone 213 or 3,
PARM FOR SALEn—Fortei acres, more
11. w.oifi Ipit'ettesirtfatent olhatheenlaoters
South streec on the southeen boundary
of the town; of good clay loam, large
Male and barn, dram Shed; workshop;
hen -house; artesian well (135 feet), the
very best of water; good fruit trees.
Ideal locatien, cleat to tehoole and
elturches. For further Partieulars apply
on the preannes or to ritturr or WILL
NAFIEL.
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C. H. • HUMBER
JewetLeFt
THE SMALL SI ORE
Wien THE sin Sedan
Successful Year
for Hospital
But Action of Nurses' Association
Jeopardizes Future of Much
Needed institution
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• The Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital ban bad a geed 'ewe and, at the
annual meeting held on Monday evenitg
In MacKay Hall there was a fair anon,
dance. The financial report- presented
by Mr, George Williams was adopt/44nd
the three ntemaers of the Board of Gov-
ernors whose terms, were expiring, naMe
ly Mr. 0. L. Parsons, the presIdett; Mrs.
0, A. Reid and Mr. R. 0, Hays, Jr.. were
re-elected or three years. Mr. A, In,
'Robertson ,was reeeleoted auditor and
Mr, Wtn. Lane honorary auditor and. at
a board meeting after the meeting of the
Associate= the officers were re -appoint -
ea: president, Ca L. Parsons; Vice pre-
sident, George Williams; acretary, T. G.
Connote; treausrer, R. C. Whatelen Dr.
W. W.. Martin had resigned from the
board as he SVas put down as the rearn-
sentative of an organization that dote
not function the Goderich medical so -
clay. ,The earestitotion proVides for a
board of twelve directors six men and
three ladies to be elected' three ,annual-
IY, and three to be appoitted, one by the
town council, one by the county council
and, -one by the Medical Soolety, AS the
medical Society is non existent It would
be impossible to get a regularly appeinte
ed representative, and the eonstiteition
can ,only be changed after notice in writ-
ing. The nifficulty was got over by giv-
ing the Hoard power to mein% an ape
Peintment from the medical men of town
until the Society is reorganized.
Votes -and, expressions of thanks to of-
ficers and -atudearies ' and -all-wile' had
assisted•in the .work were -passed or Velee
Budilatia
The man who needs Life Insurance most is the man who
cannot get it. Ask any of the 400,000 men who were "turn-
ed down" by life insurance companies last year. An accident,
or a few days' 'Illness, Often converts a good risk into a reject-
ed applicant. Wina men are buying all the life insurance they
can while they are insurable. The time to inStlfe is now.
Thanes
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illeeidatte 549 H. 11. LONG' Diettict Agent
The financial statement, shows re-
ceipts of $11,794.44 received 'for main=
teinteee and • treatment', of patients,
grants of 4750 from the .eourity and
s1467.70 from, the Province, and 050 et
ca grant from Me town was received af-
ter- the books were eV:med. Membership
'tickets sold amounted to $425. Receipts
frcm the Matilda Trainer Amid of $250,
of the Alice Miner eudowment fund $459
and from the estate of the tate Robert
maelcine $300, Made a tend .of $1,000.
Experalitures included 0,868.32 nor sup:
plies, .46,031,80 for _salartes and wakes,
and other expen.ses Orought the total up
to 913,474.50, while' $3,400 was transfer-
ferrea to the buildtrig tuad account, and
• tote' of '33,000 at the Bank .of Mon-
trecil, represent* tlie outstanding liability
on the indicting. During this. year 44, -
was paid on the .contract, $2,800
Of if Itnan was repaid.. The surplus
assets over liabilitles .is $62,972.21O. In-
surance! of 05,000 is earried.. .
• The- collective, days' stay of patients In
1932 was 6,062, slightly less than in 1931,
when the total Was 6,-606, but 1931 was
the highwater mark. Number of patiente
treated. in 1932, 384, in 1931 385, in 1930,
394 and 1909, 357. Receipts from pa-
tients 111 1832 were $11,794, hi 1931 $13,-
845, •in 1030, $11,888 and in 1929, $10,-
690. Average Cost of patient ner day -in
1932,42.22, in 1931, $2.20; in 1930, $2.76e
n 1929, $2.47. • •
- A lot of correspondence was reed bY
Mr. T. G. Commn, the sicretary, from
the Nurses' •Association and inspector,
whion reveals the unhappy condition the
hospital Is in on account of the action
of the Nurges' Assotiatiore An insisting
that nurses to unite for the degree of
11.N. must have their training in an ap-
proved - training school, and the .0ode-
rich training nehool is not approved On
account of the lack tf a separate nurses'
home. While this is the only feature
objebted to• at the present time Mayor
Lee takes tbe view that if tilts -were Pro-
vided it would only be a short time un-
til the inspector' of the Nurses' Assoeta-
don would iind something else to make
an excuse for•elisqualifying the trainirig
echool. The Nurses' Association hae
been endeavoring for a coup* of years
or more to -restrlet the supply of turas
qualifying as R. N. ort account of the
ovecsupttyand consequent unetriploy-
mete •
• Last spring Dr. Robb stated in Me
'house that It was not any intention Of
making a change In the cegulatiotin'ine
to hospteal train:Mg schools but now
everything is changed. It was decided
to write for an explanation of this change
policy and a motion Was pasend auth-
orizing the directors to continue their
effort to get oe teatime of the ruling
which, woUld 'allow of the Cloderich
training school being continued. As it la
now .Dr. Martinsaid there are girls all
ready to take up a course at the Gode-
rieh hospital and the .130ard does not
know whether !tei accept them or not,
and there are ericaaciete on the staff to
be filled.
The president, !Via Parsons, told of the
visit to the county council and of :the
resolUtiort that haa been panted there
protesting against the • action of the
Nurass' Assodation. If only graduate
nursee are to be employed in the oboe -
rich halpital 'this would make the con -
Unarm,* of the ltospital difficult retid
would no doubt forte the pries of henn-4
tal arvite up inuch higher than It at
Present. It Was suggested An efficient
body of nurcee could be graduated arras=
the, Mailer hospitals, who, though they
would be =able to talt themalves
would stil 1* Oldest nurses, at a some-
tvliat lotver fee. .
CHRISTMAS NUMBER
Tilts 'week's issue is the Christ-
mas nnOPPing number of The
Oostende Star and it is worth seen.
Ing that in spite of the depretslon
this year's issue is as large and
eenteius as mucb advertishin
any of OW, Outstare.% Wapping i
numnersg Totmer years. It thone
who have money win Spend
there should be a goad Oluestraas
businees ,yete Let's do what we
an to cheer the heart the mere
thant and justify bis optimism,
and, Most nnportant oft all, buy at
home.
Was a Mason'
Over 60 Years
Late Jolur Wilson, Auburn. Laid
to Rest on Satui.day
The tuneral of John Wilson, na, who
praised anray an. Wednesday of last Wan,
was.held tram. Knox Presbyterian church,.
Auburn, on, Saturday, under the auspices
of Morning Star Lodge, A. F. 'de ,A.. M.
Rev, Dr. Barnett, 'retired' Pee:sin/team
minister of Ooderiche cow/acted. the ser -
vices_ andthe 'Masonicservioe was eon -
ducted, ay WareMaster t.r. Pentland, with.
Dr. B 0 Weir • master • Of tern:antes
The 'pallbearers were W. t Riddell, 11.
D. Munro, nn. J.: Thompson, E. Liewnsn,
J. Hinton, Joho 1VicNabb, Honorary pall-
bearers, past masters et' tbe twasoneo
Lodge, were Alex.. Inackennie, W. Bailie,
AISIL Yeallg.,Penteeon.• Amon%
ther.e senditig *Joint tributes Were Meru -
mg 'Star Masonto Lidge, Vest Wetwanoen
Mutual Fire Insurante Cie. Knox entinaay
eeheol, Interment was 'Made ite Hope
Chapel -cemetery, -concession 13, Hallett.
,late me. Wilson was one of tile
oldest and. Most highly asteemed resi-
dents of this vicitiltY and ofie who had
peen more Or less in public life toe ewer
60 years. not of the late Joseple Wilson
and. Isatiel Shearer, he was born at ,Loch
intaben; Scotland, 84 years itace and came
with his parents when e boy of- seven
years to Reenester, N.y., where the lam-
ilyeremained foe five years before twang
to Canada, They lived for a short time
at Kellens Corners, near -Shakespeare,
and then 72 years ago moved to W. Vita-
wanosh. As •a- boy he attended S.S. No.
3, tien: Wtiwatiosh, and •later took out a
teacher's certificate at. the Goderich
Ctrammar Sahool. After te,achMg -for a
short time in his home venal he' came
Lo Hallett and tetight tlen'Anburn school,
ato, '1, SO leteon Ann nen, NO. 9,
immediately nettle of Aubdria 'Here he
remained. for 15 yeas. Many tenants
of the lOcelity, some who are now well
past the three score and ten *nark o were
pupils of Mr. Wilson at No. 9,..nlialett.
Sixty-ohe years ago he took as his first
partner in -life Ellen Jaeltson; a member
of that schod seetion.. While teaching
there Ur. and Mrs. Wilson. and faintly
livid in a residence which stood on •the
eouthweetern corner of the school yard
and is well rerrietnnered,ny many of the
older residents. Here Mr. Wilson. taught'
in the old log ahool,. the newer frame
/camel and Was present at the re -open-
ing of new briek building four years ago
After completing hislong term at No.
he returned and completed- hie. career as
a teacher in las lunge. schoot in. West
Wawasiosh, the stifled school: where lie
had commehced. Ile returned to Hullett
and for a time operated the Walkerbtun
sawmill. In 1800.. he purehased the farm
one-half mile east of Auburn, wnere his
son, John, still resides. Following the
death of his first wife in the late ninetlea
Mr. Wilson left 'Millett to take up his
residence in Colborne whet* be took a
seemed partner -in -We, Agned Dobie pat -
Corson, who _predeceased him only last,
October.
NO always enjoyed good' health and
was bedfast only two clays prior to hie
death which came gehtly as the result
of fipened old age. .
WATER AND LIGHT
Waterworks Engineer Need Not Be
(Wended Erigineer Under hien'
Conditions
The regular meeting of Mei Water and
Light Oominfation Tao UM on Vette.'
da' evening lasI, tvlien etearat (VOW,-
tiette or eleetric range and water ter -
%Ices were pat.,,,,cd. A letter front the
thief factory inspector, Jas. T, Burke, of
the 004110 Dept. of tabor Meted that
14 tvas nO OOIIgCIneeeneery te haw a
qualified engineer he &ergo of the Plont
Oar e °Whig to &Valet in tise plaut. Ap-
plications for the poattion of engineer at
the plant were reeeked front tee Bracer,
Atbear, tante A. Sten% Sant McNeill
WM. MlinlOtla Feagall,
and rank flhIetI. arid itro lMd O'er.
CHATTELS OF MISSING FARMER (Tax Collections
WERE SPIRITED AWAY BY NIGHT Are Slightly Down
BeJgrAve Merchant.Named Az ARREST IN BLYTH CASE
" Penalty No
Tog*, Last Day to Escape
Knolziptc About It,
Young Man in Custody After Inquiry Rtuh See&
Loses Case Into rotate Alcohol Case .
At an inqueet hole at Inyth on Mon-
'M
'With today e last day $or payment
SESSIONS LIGHT
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ddokuw daytwo doctoro testified at it nee venni neon/ Ot eeene de, at taxies without &Marring a *penalty re.
ththe
Actioos Are Set Over
li,........
..........„—.exaMinatien. After the Medical men
The docters had Made a Post-Mortene
nOole sg,
„ en a ecription Which, ttillett ,Janies Taman, a canna at the,town hall aro a little Wimp -
No Criminal Cases---Eignt Lava youiv garage employee of that village. pointing, for wiaereas $2,0,000 ailq CITtett..
ed in the first tour daye of the week, at
and the oaung Mares lather had been todaylihtly snore than $8004 had
been reeetved. At this rate reeelpts of
taxes will ne $10,000 less than laet year.
In other word% $10,1100 will be added, to
the unpaid taxes, whIch already amount
to $40,000, an accumulation ever it period
of years. „
Speaking or last-minute reeelpte Col-
lector Robertson raid; Motet forget
that we skImme.d off ,the eream et the
taxes eaxIn this year nn °Retina a one,
cial Olen:ant Minn
Front Decerober Mb to the end ot the '
year there Is a 2.per cent penalty and
after tleat 8 per mat .
Only one ease Was tried at the eeseions heard the inqUest was adjourned to per -
held here on Tuesday and, Wednesday, mit further invenigation„ On Ineeday
Provincial Constable MeCoy arrested
that being. the civil action 0!Bc1mUnd
Walsh vs,
wow, J. Cole and, xelweee Clark Stanley and brought him to °ode -
rich. He appeared before Magistrate
Pittman. all of East WaWancish, vnitch Reid -charged •atith "ulnas" under the
brought mit some startUng testimony, L.C.A. and wee remanded tor one week.
'Eight other civil eases were adjourned
atiO there were no criminal actions, so
that the tounty was saved the expense Rga
of a jury. Proceedings opened Tuesday 4'r
HafisterunanennararacigeleoscaeclatWeieladnvemsdaidadt, noon. Receives Medal
Disappeared at Night
Evidence that the chattels of a, farm,
including horses, cattle, etc., had been
carted away in trucks by night was given
by the plaintiff in the WaishoCole-Pltt-
Man tate. Cole, the defendant, was ac-
cused by Walsh pr paying for Me trucks
to transport the chattels. Cote len mer-
chant at Belgrave. Both he and Walsh
were creditors of Pittman, who Is min,
alma
ehattel mortgage, which had been
given by Pittman to Cole prior to las
disappearance, is declared mill and void
in the judgment. Walsh was awurclea
00it and tests as against Cele and
$106.50 and interest at 5 per •cent. as
against Pittman.
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-- -An English Farmer
•
berta 'Johnston
Penman,' described as a refined and
distihguishecl looking Englisaman, took
up a 50-eare farm en East Wan anash
valeta years ago but was never able to
make things go. He Ls now believed to
be back in nngland. Ile left a trail of
debts betand him and his genie content-
ed with the disappearance of his effeets,
allegedly aecomplished with, the help of
Cole and other -creditors, T1143 plaintiff
alleged fraud and conspiracy in the
Elchelne.
Yudge• Displeased
His Honor conunented In his judgment
as followei "Candidly, 3 don't like the
transaction.. ,. The evidehce leads' me
to believe that Cole knew' when he took
the °tenet mortgage from Pittman that
Pittman was not in tolvent eircumstan-
ces -and that he would, not be able to
pay 100 cents on the dollar if he Made
an assignment."
L. Dancey appeared for the plain-
tiff and J. V. Buehfield, Winfeham, foe
defendant,
The foliowing cases were adjourned
until a date to be fixed; Janus Alfred
Cowan vs. Charles Bondi; F, T. Cisigie
vs. J. en. Craigie; Krugel vs. Mantel;
John Jamieson vs. Thomas Irwin; Stan-
ley vs. Harrisori; Stanley Mitchell vs,
William Jewell; William H. and Lillian
'lel. Stirling vs, The Hay Townehip Far-
mers Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
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PACKING PLANT FOR HURON
Former Councillor
Foy many years a Justice of Me Peace
and later a conirniationer, in this cap-
atity 15 Mak las' last afildaint on lVfone
day. He took a. keen interest itt wiuni-
cipal affairs anct served oil both Iltillett
and Colborne 'Councils. Last year be re.
tired as auditor of the West Watvatioeti
Mutual Fere Insurance co., after Dane
pying the position for over 40 years. ate
took an active interest in church work
and was Bible class teacher and, an elder
of Kited Presbyterian church.
The deceaad was well known in fra-
ternal circles as a patriot among the
Masons of this district. He was an hon-
orary member of Old LIght lodge, Lusk -
now, of which he was first made a mem-
ber 53 years ago. /n 1815 he Milli -
ted 'with Morning Star aLodge, Carlow,
and five yeare later, beeatie 'Matter. In
1930 he was presented by Wand Lodge
with the Past 'Matter's jewel lit honor of
over 50 years standing. '
Mr,- Wileoh is survived by font' tons,
John, on the homestead; William, Ram -
nen Alberta; Andrear, of tabgdon,
who was elated as' the Democrat trea.
surer of Cavalier County, Mae in the re -
dent 11. S. Election; Shearer, 1,oraion,
Twenty-four grandchildren and eight
great grandchildren, two brothers, Rev.
James Untwist, DD., natter Wyettwood
Presbyterian ehincli, Toronto, and Jos-
eph, of Delta, Calorada, aka survive.
Committees Appointed at Clinton and
Gederich to Look Into Qucetion
Inspector Goldie was in Goderfeh this
afternoon meeting a number of the fruit
growers' of the district hi .connectioo with
a proposal for a antral pancitig plane
for Huron. A similar meeting was. held
yesterday afternoon in Clinton, When a
conunittee of four was appointed ,to look
into the proposal. And a committee of
four, Wes. Joynt, Lucknow; Frank
Itaithby, Auburn; Wm. L. Young, Col-
borne; and 3. W. Salkeld, Goderich
Township; was appointed to meet with
the Clititon four and look into the pro-
posal. 'they are to visit Woodstock
packing plant before making their repert,
This is not a told storage plant, aimply
(Continued on page sixteen)
a central packing plant.
Another matter which %vas under dis- _
-mission is the apple magot and the meet- ME FREVENTION °F °A14°E#
Ing here adopted a resolution which.was rmahlOatoordisoanuedLabmyb
thhea8Deapa:tiamPPelnYt °off
passed at the (Minton meeting that the pa
Government be requested to pass legis -
Health, which anyone intereeted may
lation providing for the cutting down of
all hawthornes ante; seedlings and un-
sprayed orchards with 600 yards of a
commercial orchard, with the objeot of
tombating the magot. The spray re-
ferrred to is the two sprays which are
tonsidered necessary to destroy the ma -
got, cited uneared for • tree harbor the
insect nt was felt that little opietaltion
would ,be experienced to the cuttingtiown
of old orchards if the owner did not
think it worth while fighting the maget.
Mr. Goldie said with the preference
provided in the Brutish fruit market for
Canadian fruit it was up to fruit grow-
ers to look after that market and pro-
vide gad fruit and prices were eatisfae-
tory.
Agricultural Representative lenteod
accompanied him to Ooderieli.
Prizes and Diplomas Presented to
Successful Students
of Victoria
Friday night last waa a mernerable oc-
engine tor Victoria, echool, beitg the an-
nual commencement. The kindergarten
roont and hallWaY were -prettily interned
Nunn Christmas decorations and the ac-
commodation was taxed to the ltmit.
Harold Blackstone, chairnian of the
school board, -presided in happy style
and kept e, brigla end internam; pro -
Aram -moving
A caorits prepared •by Ur, Player, Inu-
steal instructor at the Public schools, was
splendidly given, after which a parasol
drill was presented ,ey 'lumber of girls. 1.,n1li'llrn13:1 00t. 13:11n1;reau?°,3rntade:villr:
tornet duets, by can Anderson and Wtle. who left heee it few years, ago ta lake tho •
Mut Carter were mach altere.ciated, as position of organist and choir leader of
was also a vocal eolo by little Evelyn St, George's church Owen Sound, has
left for St. John, New Brunswick, where
helms, lieen appointed arganist and tenolr
minter. Prior to Ma leaving Owen
Sound Mr, Wilkinson was presented ,With
a beautiful travelling clock by the adult •
members of the choir, the nreeentation
clzlg macte by tne reetor, Rev, W. IL
Dunber, cunt two• of the oho* boys Medd
the presentation of a silver cigarette ease.
.GODERICH BRIDGE CLUB
M the weekly duplicate Midge tourna-
ment held at the MacKay Iltainiast Tnes-
daY evening, the following were the win -
nem; •
North. and South—let, has. Itlealdtts
and D. D. Mooney, 10; 2n4, Mrs, (Dr.)
Hunter and Mrs. Liaker, 9; 2rd, T. TO
Pattereon and Jas. Donaldeon,
East and West --est, Mrs, (Dr.) Field
and Mrs, E. C. Beacom, ine; 2nd, Mr.
and Mrs. le. J. Nand, 6%1 arti, NOW
Evel)a Dean and Bert Osborne. 2.
The games will be urine on every
Tuesday evening, and 'Waiting will earn -
'Ilene° at 8,10 snare. - • •
)
1LR C A It WILKINSON to N
Donaldson, with her , Mother, liars. Win
trod Donaldeoh, aceompanying on the
piano. '
, •
A patrietie play was a very fine num-
.
beta representing first the aboriainal In-
dian who was the first .0anadian, then
in succession the Fallen, the Englisn,
Irish, Seaton and the Caned Empire
Loyalists, all of whom antributed their
share to the building of a 'Canada. In
story and song ehe °attuned groups told
the story of thetr hare in nation build-
MtnW.g. 11, ?dee made the presen-
tation ef penes donated by the Victoria
Home aed nehool. Club, the following
beIng the winners:- .
Jr. 1V.—John COO first in general
prentlency and depertMent. Jr. IV,
SAILOR TS IMPROVING
It is repoetect from Ale:Madre hospital
thenneek ilenalideat Part Colborne, nrst
ma's on the steatner Dennacendit. who •
sustained severe hijurtes when lte
newel the held of the veal on Tuesday
night of last week. is improving and ,out
of danger.- It Was fit first fearea that
Mary Renard, mead in general profi- his back was broken,
meleant:yh, atinrcist dinepogratmaaerriatt. pararit. 2/1e/ar.:1,yHaoneede. •
iin=D HIS DISTRICT
deportment. Sr. /11„ Mary 'leathern%
nrst in general proficienty
and deport' cd Me list for Ford tales in the London
For 'the month of November Jack Weed
mtnt. Jr. HL, Seryl Cranston, first in District, towns under 5,000 populatiota
general pronlcieney and deportment. Jack disposed
Book, James Hume, ilea in tonere]. proof men unitse new and
-
,
ficiency and deportment. I Book, Helen otherwise
4:•••••:,,4,•••••••.••••••••••
Howard, &et in general proficiency and
deportment. Primer—Rose Bovra.
"A" elass; Robert Bissett, first in gen-
in general proficiency and deportment
in Coml. E ven ts
nal proficiency and deportment in "A" wale Iseneongsa Bumps
elate. Kindergarten, Mary Gallow, first
15 profkiency lu the ninnies, dean
Verna Miller, first in proficieney in the
afternoon -class.
To Mr. J. P. Heine, principal of the
Collegiate Institute, was assignee the
preeentation of the diplomas anticating
their standing as public echool graduates,
and in making the presentation he cot-
gratuiated the graduating class and
reolviabaegly
their teachers. The diploma winners hair eut, ehampooed And waved, all for
were as follows:
rireteclass honors—Fern Cranston, after Chrtstma. 111alte your appoint -
85e for one week before and one week
,4111nath6etritleilMeluerIlraLy, ni ewn tisu early. nt:h ownheo5w5511.1
ten, Dorothy Yule. Second-class boilers boolts or games, either new or Used te
donate toes,
—Kenneth Aitken, Jot* Barton, Burns the 'Santa, Claus fund, please leave sante
,MBreytiyi"Vrhit°t!
at MacKay Hall as soon as passible.
Broken toy a which tan be mended will
be gratefully accepted. •
Keep in mind the play; "Deacon
Dubbs," alga dancing and drills, by 8. fa.
No. 0, Colborne, on Wednesday, Dee. 21,
071 ehowing of Bedroom Novell' s is
proving very popular, Dainty things
such
as Bed Dolls, Pyjama Bags, Sachet
Bags, Hat Stands, Pin Cushions, eta.
ete. Lovely ants at reasonable prices are
to be found at SCHAEFER'S.
Here's a • real Christmas gift for you
from the Goderich Beauty Shoppe; your
'have for applying. The titles are What ,
D
Everyone Should Know About Cancer, 1 in Dunlop hall. Admission 25 cents.
The Prevention of Cancer, Cancer of the Many people are finding our special
Mouth, A Word to You About Caner, Christinas displays of rot assistenee in
The Doctor and the Cancer Patient, Int- alecting their Christmas gifts. Your
—...---e.,_„—.. neatly packed in Christmas boies
portant Facts for Women About Tuition. gifts
FIVE OUT OF SIX at SOHASPnWS.
Just try a couple of :os. of the lovely
At Guelph Winter Fair lent week Mr. mixture of • Creams, Chccolates and
Jellies at BLACKSTONV'S, 2 lbs. for
35e. /Vs a real valet
Chastities 3liecia1-20n discount on
nano All Wool ellanitete or Bed Covers.
T. H. Bowler made an entry of six birds
and won prizes as lotions: Pint calla
first hen, liret cotkerel 'and first and
second pullet, iti a big conmetition. It
may be of interest to know that some of
rich th
_Collegiate Institute. Ail e geed shades aro here, it wonder -
these birds were hat atched the °odna, range e- ta chorae :from. Act quickly
for Ude special at SCHAEPER'S.
•-A quiet wedding took plate at tRIEIIL-OKE he Vic- riCome to the Sanford Sunday Seim]
en2mteeertablenrnd
mena, at ot00h.at
n Teutrreilaj and
e(r.iliz
u6rrdiaay,StiftrecneiMtebderclituDrtchh, Prlirjeltna3lel'ill3draetd- ,111 IgeoLond01:1'021E3 Aldlanivessaimint2igred{tenantsdy .
Catherine Oke. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F mein at me a pa Hem fee this one,
gArn NEARLY BROKE EVEN
A meeting of the Ooderich Fair Board Richard Oke, was united in Marriage,no
eves held yesterday at whieh all Accounts Daniel John -Richt, of Blyth, con of Mr. Remember the Cf. C. 1. spealtine con -
were pansed and prize money is being and Mrs. Charles Richt, of myth, Rev. , test in Nlacliay Hall tomorrow (Friday)
Paid in full. 'I'he Government grant is Fred. 'W. Craik performed the ceremony..1." 'P'n1' Oliver collection.
about $40. Bid even tin the 1032 fair sumnts AnigivING Home The Goderich:eitiousa_.zty nihio:mppec:aspera.
away down this year, amounting to onlY
tartainmente will be held to clean up daily after their semen on the Great sax°, nate eau mow an ideal Chan-
hfirno sPetitti oiler in lieridanent wavee froir
------,manent WOO and Finger Wave, all for
now until Jan. 7 ,
very nearly breaks even and a few en- Ooderieti vectors are ' arrieing
the ccore. The note the directors car-
ried from last year has been renewed. it.Litickneson. alea0,111De analrxelciedican 71-1, etorrednrOgo: bli,i1n,, yinnattat naiipptaitaotrmyeonut telarwyoaur5tifireitetndo. altluaat
William Thomas', Charles Oteien nhaelea Ina enneeee, paone 553.
Melted, John Allan, Prank eneCattly,
Merril leeKee, Clayton Elaine, Albert
..sporptoliat,11
Johnoton and othera . 011 InidaO, Dee.
APPLES TO TEXAS Oth, (trace Carnets= Bell. &miner of
the late leir. and Mrs. Willis nett, aged
Among 1113 OUtOing Oraistliatia preen 40 years. •
edentot.vnTioeveirdecaeweaswasnostradaefgelnyc:gromforli taltlie.
'It' ottheittroNn. no.oueryeOr3pr°Maeneptweoct3t0371trall." ricitac:°0P ,.—itlarny aLceedeeyri.elteclong2Tiyoularvcoa.39%
tr..zcodlineiTorPtelhtost1:451:73.tve.C116/1/11 eid, Le, Texae, Tao tango Will eest abaut DALT Nee -In nolnield Taanchip, on
, Lad be Tilliredelt. Dee. eth. mary. beloved wife
SKUNKS DEPRECIATE IN VALUE
ON EVE OF YULETIDE SEASON
The brothers oaest. John eat %Main,
residing near Widtechtirch, mently
start,ed out on a tkunk.huntillt exPedl,
tion, in an effort to grave the depression,
without the formality of taking oat a
trapper's license. The expedition Was
temporarily sueemful, for they &Weed -
cd rounding up Ave of these /attune
little fur -bearing aahltite. Bat Game
Weitzel' Itabert Carrick Etnened a nen
or rather a skunk.
The WC aloo iwldt Winglaam !den-
eucamsftilly argued the emir& oUt of One $7g0 down in Teem, but willtruth it, 'Tnere aro no apples in Total Of Mozgarl rialto% ac4.1 70515.
eharge and four skunks. William was
fined ale and costs. The usual line
$10 per pelt and bout brouierc ct-ao THEIR SIX'11E111 ANNIVERSARY
clanged. Mr. mai Oleo. Wiz. Vromnan are cele.
The Government gets the skunksbratina the shitictli anniversary of their
It was a Chrittanas,Plica ceaft. tiOSid
Canters and Gordon Ade were tztit
omitted on reelects driving ci=geo.
IN MEMORIAM
OillAltIrilonnit toeing tentereatnatee ct
our Carting haby,1 Peter Claire Gaunt,
who pa,.....sed away Dec. lath, 1931.
13weet little flower of heaveidy histh.
wodang 611 OatUrda7 tvIth a i'cOgY Ire was too, fair to b:ooni en earth,
gatherhte at their 11.474O, Many Lenten aedly irateeen tai
eetlinal vArtr.,Nv, DETER aani
1,40,04_4--eteetteentte otione neteninn eninnittno
rattkium. mkt ' hiy•Year-Old Chile
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