The Goderich Star, 1933-04-20, Page 7171,171141014% AVM NO* 163R
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Conn! to Deal,
With Resolutions -
Kitchener W+ Cbsapar Elice
tricity of Hydro
Surplus
The following bat -shot i»terestieg secs-'
lute= dram the city councils et I andre'
tan, Lindsay woad Kitchener„ were
de cath!
ti ax
last regular meeens
Twit Connell. 'they deal witti.mecent-
dayr xxoblemc and merit earner;t eonsirl-
*ra►tion of the *pedal committees to which-
tbt:y were referred. It vrl't take at whale
to sort these out;' alas the emu.
One 40uudllor. The payment et
teed of food and clothing to the
employed, the platinic of 100 :per cent,
of the rend burden eel Government
shoulders, the abolition of Provincial leaf*
3slatures and other governing bodies and
of the Wise 91 t+teutenent-Governor, are
recommended. Iiia moolutienS follow:
FROM KITCI NEZ
"`yhe;,foliowing resolutions were passed
by tbe Municipal Council of the City of
Kitchener, at its regular meeting on
March With, We wilt be pleased to have
mite reserve your careful vonslderation
*ndeable support, as we fee' tical these
mattersare of vital importenee to every
rnunicipalitx Kindly : submit these xeso- I.
lotions to the Government and your local
member in ease same are , endorsed by
your Council,
"(1) That we endorse the request of
the Kitehener Family. Relief Board
whereby a residence ruling of not less
' than twelve month$ should be enforced
throughout the Province resspeettag relief
seci
pi
qtsand
that eco
py
of
this
resolve
tion be forwarded to the Provincial Gthis
ovM ernment, and our local member for km•
constituency -and .cities in Ontario g
their endorsation to same.
"(2) •whereas this City is where the
Rydro Power Movement originated-
"And Whereas when originated iiydra
Power was to be provided for the people
at cost,
"And Whereas the. Ontario Hydro Elec-
tric Power Commission have a reserve of
approximately 40,000,000, and :the Hydro
Municipal Utilities a further reserve of
approximately $07,000,000,. a total . of
.123,000.000; the Pro-
”
,whereas hydra users in
Vince of Ontario have providedthis huge.
reserve and bave.during this period pro-
vided' replacements,
"And whereas hydt`o'has established be-
yond question what stiemmt is necessary
for replacement and eontingenCies proven
by the fact that 'in the past year, with
industry .at low production they were able
to increase their reserve in excess, Ofkiie third instant. 3 Issue been requested
=7 1100,000. ' to forward a copy of revolution to your
end ask for their endorsation of,
Eig1itCyIinder Prfonnauce with
I-ord Reliability and Economy
HE NEW FORD ENGINE colnllines eight•eylinder
performance with unusual reliability and econ-
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Structi()11. a.
12~WHEELBAS ..
New and distinctive lines, Iobnger wheelbase, larger,
roomier bodies, faster acceleration, and increased power,
speed and econ&my are outstanding features of the New
Ford V.'Fight cylinder. car. This - is the roomiest and
most pr,
Ford ever.. built and It brings a new -style of
beauty, a new'standard' of comfort and a new pace in per-.
fOrmance ata low price.
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SOUTFI STET
Seethe New Ford at Saturday's Shaw
ate tialaries, and drastically increase the
taxations on incomes' in excess of $10,000.
per 'annum, and on funds earned on
epeeulatiVe investniente,and that copies
of this resolution be forwarded to the
cities and towns„in Canada, the Federal'
Government .And `our member of this OQn-
stttuenCy.,
FROi►( LINDSAT
"The following resolution Was passed: by
the Council of the Town of Lindsay on
"And whereas the Ontario Hydro Elec i
trio 'ower commission is very autocratie
in their dealings with the nuinicipauities
l'*nd'whereaa the Ontario Hydro Power
Commission and Municipal Commissions
make large capital expenditures without
the people baying any say in the matter. �
'Be it therefore resolved: that every
annrlicrpality in•,.the ;iProvinee~ of,Onis'rio
bind themselves together anti, if nee -es,.
sary form a delegations from all munici-
palities to wait on the Provincial Govern-
ent and on the Ontario, Hydro ('seer
same.
'Whereas there are thousand of cite,
tens of Ontario who are unemployed and
anxious to obtain work" rather than direct.
re "A whereas . the Governments arc,
"And
now . aasumtng the -cost, of two-thirds ,o1.
such direct relief. e
whereas the,Government of th
"And
Province of ontariois the owner of vast
act$ of Crown timber lands in .Old and
Ride in One •
Trts GODERIC l STA
DEPRESSIONS ""
'ALWAYS END
WE HMI MT WOOED A
CHART MAI?( OYER 7S YEARN
AGO, *CAt4.1O0.two* Ism
slot; AND YEAR'* Of G000
* CONNECT 10 MN%
1 T WAD
ING AV 1t,AILE G00n
11MES NEW..ITEM FOR.
YOUR FREE COM
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ieAtie a Al % ft Willa H,
TORONTO
- watts -toe moo_,•
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is site*. telbeard or unheeded if 3ieerd, 'I
(Condensed from The Winton leible3°
WORLD leeelixorls
Cittitela* Liitrattsre Society for
Clew
Margaret H. Kro-
At:,Shanghai W n
on May hitt:, the new
Dome et the Chrisi an Literates Weld
for Chrna was formally ePened and deal= �.
caned, The day* was tine end an unne-
eKtWends
y feathered. to takei t in Rite veree-
wenies. Dr. Wigsn the oldest member
of the state laid the memorial tablet at
the front of the buildiwT. lie goes
brie 'outline e" the history et the Society
Wm its fonndetion in 146:'1, when it. was
called "soeiety ter the #)itfuelon of
Christian and Cenral Knowledge.' The
dedkstion toe place in tbe Tlmatbp
RieherdS Memorial Lt'orary, Tbts spa -
done room was filled to overiK. wing with
the friends of the Satiety. sir Peter
Grain. the honorary president, waa in the
chair, and there were five speakers, of
whom one of our own`3ikta t $. The i traced the ids -
tory et the society trout its earliest be.
.earnings through the severs' changes
from smaller to more Cosnmocttoes ofilees,
to thrs final move widen hes brought us
to the present beautiful building in the
beast of the mission centre of Shanghai .
They felt this -would mark
kratnes erarra in
the work of preparing
tura for China. The Society was a pion-
eer in the field and has had a Mug and -
splendid record which they hope will not
only be maintained but- surp eyed in the!
years that ate to be spent in- the new
home.
In, his address Dr, Li, President of Fu
Tan University, made reference: to the
fact that - before our new building was
completed it lead served se. a piece of re-
fuge to many. ' when our Chinese staff
were driven from their home$ in Chapei
at the outbreak of hostilities with the
no
Japanese last winter, tknew of hey .
other place where they could get sheltet,.
and here, for many long weeks their fam-
ilies and.'friends were safely housed. Dr
LS was himself one of those '-wile found
temporary refuge here. From this van-
tage point they Watched the bombs drop-
ping and the flame leaping°up in the
direction of their former homes and the
Markt where the old Christian Literature
Society home bed been. It did indeed
seem the
practicable. .
"(2) Relief, a nationai,and provincial
resposlsibility, the municipality to be re-
spoilable for the administration. -
"(3). Reduced taxation to iionie own-
ers, by restoration of sources of revenue,
Properly belonging to the municipality,
"(4) immediate action, with a view
to establishing a national system of cone
tributory unemployment insurance.
"(5) Reduction et educational costs
within the neMicipalities,'r - .
• The letter is signed by the mayortkee
Hamilton, . aranttord and Windsor.
"Be. it therefore resolved that the Gov-
ernment of the Province of on arie be
and it is hereby petitioned top e
un-
employed men from Southern Ontario in
camps on Crown lands in Ontario for the
purpose of cutting ,Wood for •fuel and that
such wood be supplied to all public"build-
ings of Ontario free of cost, pus railway
m s.r
Commission. to insist that the original New Ontario, where large
givenark f Un-
purPose of hydro to sell at cost be carried employed risen mfg
ht • out and the reserves set up beyond metes-. "lid -whereas the wood procured on
be returned to the municipalities..: such Crown
lands would ,would praSsiid fuel
for
co of this . reemble and many in
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ent and Our members at the provincial anthracite.
,Sunday .Afternoon
By ISA5OL HAMILTON. Ooderich, Ont..
see Xsrael's,gentle Shepherd stand •
- with a11-engra' sig chatflls;
Hark!. how He calls the tender" lambs,
arrive
And folds them in �•
'Permit them to approach; He .Cries, .
• 'Nor scorn, their humble name;
For, 'twee to bless such souls ias,these
The.Lord'of angels came.
Philip Doddridge.
charges. '
'And be it further resolved that farting
to adept` milltimeasur s the'
Pr.theProvince
Ontario be petitioned to
tire 'cost of direct relief in the Province
of Ontario.- That a Copy of, this resolu-
tion be forwarded to the Honorable ( 8.
Henry, (Premier, of the Province of On-
tario, Honorable William "Finlayson, Min-
ister of Lands and Forests, and to' the
municipalities in'Ontario."
.house.,
s "(3} r That this council requests the
co-operation of all "municipalities in, Cart -
ado. in bringing about a reduction in the
numbers in .our various governing 'bodies
and a drastic reduction in the number of
governing .bodies, the elimination of sup-
erfluous : offices, including lieutenant-gov-
,ernorships, etc„ and that copies of this
resolution be . forwarded to all cities and
towns M. Canada and 'to the Federal and
Provincial Governmentsandthe members
representing this eonstitnency.
"(4) That we memorialise the Federal
Government to immediately take steps to
create machinery whereby the Provrnial
Governments may : grant to :the munict-
palities the righttoconvert' their bonded
indebtedness, at a rate Isot to exceed 4%,
and that copies of tiiisaresolutlon be for-
warded to the cities and towns in Canada,.
the Federal Government and our mem-
ber of this constituency,
"(s) - That we memorialize the Federal
Government 'to dispense with/ food taXes,
inerease the income exemption for metier.
Our Father, we rejoice:" that in, our
youth, thou dost regard us and set thy
love upon. us,, Teach us to "walk, Help In
to. begin our °lives in Thee, and to groW
M. Thy grace: " Amen.. ' (Selected)
S. S ..LESSON •FOR Arlin:'30, 1933" .
Lesion Topie-'+Leon Sets New Standard
f Living.
Leiaon Passage ---Mark 10;13-17,
Golden Text--lAd i13t
In the incident. of the mothers bring-
ing their children to Jesus we see Christ's
high estimate of child life. The disciples.
were :unusually rude and rough, it would.
appear in their treatment of the women
for their presumption as the disciples re-
garded it,'1n„, intruding ' themselves upon
th•e'Iviastyer's notice.: Had they aucceeeded.
they would ,not only have deprivedthe
women and.Children of a: life-long happy
remembranee but they might also have
deprived themselves of the needed lesson;..
'"Whoyoever shall not receive, the King-
dom of God as Is little. child, shall not
enters therein, " Dr. Vaughan writes the
following on becoming like a little child:
--"when those jltttle children: lay m
Jesus' arms, Ills act, came before any of
the
ed
their acts. Freely as he bestow
grace, so freely the little children took it:
This is just :the wear to get to the King -
dont. • The credulity of the .child is the.
faith of the Christian. My Saviour, my
Lord has 'said it: He has said it and
will believe' it, and I will ask no'ques-
tions' And as a very little child is neces-
sarily led, : se we must be - content to
be borne and carried every step."
FROM HAAIILTO? °
"At a meeting 01 representatives of the
Counties of•Wentworth,. Peel, Brant
d
Halton, held in'iiarnilton on llaroh'22nd,
a committee was appointed 1 arrange for
a Conference of the cities, towns and
'counties of..Ontario.
"You are therefore invited to be present
at a Conference of Municipalttles on
Wednesday, April 12th, at Hamilton city
r blems:
problems:
thefollowing.
resider
hall, to co
„ adoption of the British
(1) : The
method of direct relief (cash instead of
goods), labor to be given in return, where
The: �ydro:St�re
COOK WITH -
F ELECTRICITY
Quick, Clean, Economical
aeditta
Seetssigesmotaoa
See the display of various
styles and snakes *t
The Hydro Store
OODRRI:CH
Use Hydro Isalba foe light*
ite. 'They ate *wow.
because of its
UALI'
FISHER NO -DRAFT VENTILATION
(Individually -Controlled) prevents drafts and clouding:.
of windshield in stormy weather.
•
NEW. X -TYPE FRAME
Very rigid and durable -"-plus MCtaughlin.Btt ick's
Torque Tube .Drive -gives exceptional road -steadiness
and long life.
•
NEW SAFETY GLASS
Is standard equipment in Windshield and Ventilators of
all models,
1
AUTOMATIC CLUTCH CONTROL
With Silent -Second Syntto-11lesh Transmission .and Con-
trolled xee Wheeling, gives great driving ease.
PAG*
The "DODGE"
"The Miracle Car"
Shows record gains in sales this year over previous
years, a marked tribute to its worth and popularty
with the motoring public.
For February and for the first two months of this
year, the only official figures available, Dodge stand
second in the list of all ears sold in Ontario. Note
the big increase; I933 1932 1931
Dodge Sales (Feb.) ... 166 46 18
Dodge sales (Jan. and Feb.) 265 61. 36
There's a Reason -This is a Dodge Year.
Sold in'Oodeveh by
ego McGee
HAMILTON STREET
See the New Dodge at the Motor Show,
in all the plans. tor the -----------
Handato
our new home.
The building contains a -very beautiful
little Board foam built in, the form of a
chapel which the Directors of the Society
have decided to dedicate as a memorial„
Dr,
lies ,
eG aY
a it
ld A�
'ia
late
Dr. 114
h t
t the 0
of
Macr3illlvray was the representative
the united Church of Canada and faX
many years was General Secretary of the.
Society. To hint, mare than to any other
person we are.indebted for .our new
home. His was the mind that:eanceiVed
the idea and with his enthusiat� and hi f th tBoc eti dtkiat the tTnitcti
energy he swept away ail diillcul s the pe .
started the project on its way. Thand
at its church will maintatu'ite interest and aloe
Iiwad not spared to be with .us :1st ,parson I paint womOone to take his place an the
see the consummation of "bit dtewn, Age,
end
was a grief to all the. members of the Ss
clety. But eay ea
We could not but feel thn the at he was with us
hi spirit, •while Mrs. MaeOillivraq gave toe
his last messaRe...It was incomplete be-
cause his hand failed before he finished
writing. It contained the three expree-
ower
the
d p
" Proximity xUni y
cions, ytatbilltyY,
4t
of the Holy Spirit," He was thinking et
lite new project to the last and we are
sure. that his wish was that all who !hod
part in it might be filled with the Holy
Spirit, Dr. MacOrllivray has left a Yee-
'
' snob which 1 but 1t is
ho o e
t there bad been a wise Gelding =�
• In the second incident in. this lesson
Jesus reveals his sympathetic interest in
men in • the dawning of their manhood.
+ The young man who interviewed Jesus
was .no heathen; he was no 'stranger to
practical religion in the life of a man:
"Master, all 'these .have I observed from
ray youth." There may be the most care-
ful training of the memory and most
jealous watchfulness over tine conduct
arsnong •men, and yet the heart may not,
be the temple of God. - So it was with
'the young man: lie sincerely sought to
,be goOr3; but he thought tobe good, in an
easy way..
"Then. Jesus beholding him loved him."
3t wass likely that he should. Christ and
Young manh0ood are, as magnet and steel
They come together like. drops of water
that • touch and - hasten to coalesce. -
Again, a common confllct knits heart to
heart, quickens mutual interest and fos-
ters brotherhood amongst the young.
Our Master was in all points tempted as
young men are.
Loving this young man with the inten-
sity of purpose that brought iiini into
the world, Jesus add to him ---"One thing
thou laekest, 'What ie the one lacking
thing Is revealed in the swords, "follow
me." The supreme need of the soul le
the Ohrist 0f God: The youiig man bad'
ntly the test.
ghad relareat t on to �thenWorldliness of his
spirit. No other test would have met the
peculiarity - of this young Boat's case; he
might have fasted long and prayed mtich, 1
or even given liberally to the poor, but to'
sell all that he bed was a test that shook i
his caul, The young ruler went away,
sorrowful The love of Jesus was wasted',
upon. him for this time, and the Gospels •
which tell of - the going tell of no return'.
Jesus Offered him the treasured of heaven .:
but he chose those of earth,
As Jesus Watched the young -man Matte
away he turned to his dibeiples and said,
"How linrdlq shall they that have rieheS
enter into the kingdom of Clod!" .Thief
saying estonibhed them and as Ile pro.'
eeeded to enlarge Upon the saying by
eaying•, "It is easier for a came' til go
through the eye of a needle, than tor a
rich man to enter into the kingdom „ot'
Clod," their aetoni3snicnt grew and they '
begata to 4110st1On among themselves,
"Who these can be savcd7" %tete dis-
eiples wile, Mole of theta at leiti, were •
odors conversant with poverty with. its
do'Nos`t-draggtng earea than with tithes
were atttttk with t1ri", etateme: t for klieg, i .
like many another einee, th0u1znt tIlaisete
tended towards goodness. 'nut Jeau3"
taught them that, then d-: new and all -1
tram £elf denial lies tett., the foaardatten
et the Christian 0l-.Aroeter, Tho intitt0nee
of great p "w :.,:de no unfits mien tot any.,
eelf-denta' Whatever. w can res+itt the
tenigtatten et wealth to itiautteafr !latah!,
modes of life that beternd more and rant 1
tutting, 1'tef*ss o f, .a tyrannous fro3" i
tJJ=igtl a c iingo d to the call et C �n t1 5"1
Produce i if
canals
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v
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