The Goderich Signal-Star, 1941-12-18, Page 3Business ,t)irectoryt
LEGAL
kfk IfiUDLEY 110XXXS'
Ilarrister, Etc,
OfaCe----110otirt House, .goderich.
Telephone 65.
WM. A. ,S1.11111E1ICAND -
` Barrister and Solicitor,
°First Mortgage Security.
Office -L. -North ;St; Goclerial. Phone 7$0
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CUAR,TEREb ii6COUNTANT
WIONTEITII awl MONTEITH,
Chartered A.ecountants
,77 Downie Street, ptratford .
Toronto Office; 802 Bay Street
MI6
VETEUINAR1 SURGEON
1)R. O. S. ELL1OrItT
— • VETERINARY SURGEON,
phone 206 Wigton.
Tilt. W. B.: °OXON
VETRBAJN'ARIAN
Small and Large Animals
Telephone 90. . Zurich, Ont.
ROADS WERE SLUTERY
AlthOUgh the highwaye were treacti,
ereenely, icy, at the Weelt-end, traffic of-
iteeTS" e»orteU nly one minw ae-
1 Gederich. It occurred latk
.affternoon tin a Curve .at
ingeton Street when cars, ,,drivenr,*
Mrer'William Ellwood, IGOderiche and
Percy Blundell), also of lOodericia, -wile
recently moved here 'front Lucknow,
met .11eal-on.‘. 13Iundell'e car allegedly
skideled with the application �f hrakes,
The inapaetwas not heavy'and fiarritige-,
was limited to about $35, Mr. Ellwood,
Who was sitting alongside his. wife,
Sustained slight cuts to his face. It, all
happened 44,rery (dose 'to Traffic fOilleer
Culp's nOme and ,he was Johnny-en-the-
spOt. ,
AUCTIONEEBING
;'.113110MAIS GUNDRY; GODI1R- LOB.
LIVE STOOK AND GENEB,A.I.
AT.JOTIONElan
Telephone 119 -
• Sales attended to anywhere and
every effort Made to • give satisfaction.
Farmers' sale -notes discountek
10111.1.11.1
gt2P0Met!CMWZCZZZOZMWAteta2=
GoinpoN GIRANT„ aciam3130
AUCTIONEER FOR ittAtoN
A. satisfactory,, conrteoua service for
Warm Property or Household ,Sa
Rates Reasonahle.
ORDER
Christmas Fowl
Ryan's' Produce Market
NEVirGATE iT.
Plate Ord.era NOW and
Avoid Disappointment
Ehone 345- We Deliyer
HURON Ceit,Nrr:5 FPR:EMOSTliffERALY
GODERICH ONTARIO THURSDAY, DEMIBER lSth, 1941
Prize Day at
Victoria chop
`41
4-3
Struggig One for Pupils Give Fine
Self-preservation Christrna-Program
June Buehler 'Receives the, Re+. R. H. Turnbull, ..gteldreeses
',Robert Park , Memorial Lima Club on War
Medal' .,4&,.;„ Topic
Friday last was prize day at 'Victoria 110. It. 1.1. Turnbull, rninieter Of
eclaool, and in the afternodn the. prin. North street Uniteit, ehurcia, wae 'the
eipais room; NO'S the scene 9f aft inter- gueet speaker at the Lions Club fort-
ested and interesting' gathering. In, niglitirlunchean at the Bedford, Hotel
spector Beacom Vresented the Robert on Friday evenIng• and gave a brief, but
Park memorial medal, given by Victor timely and informative address on
Lauriston of Chatham to the puili Uuuwu Itights as They ,A.re Related
tatting higiteet marks at nighecb,00.1 .-to War.'
A
entrance, the winner being June Recent events, the speaker sank nad
Baechlefp-ditueliter of Mr. and Mrs. brougut nonie a realization. of the feet
George Buechler. The Woinen'e. Itisti-
tnte prize for eecond hignest .roarlie
wae preseuted to Beryl Sde
anrson.
Beacom also presented the gradu-
ation diplomas; MiM
eS• Lee aleeonald
presented the reading tliplomits, and
Principal Stonehouse th.e attendance
certhicatte, and other prizes.
Principal ,Stonehouse. was. \the re-
cipient of a gift freni, the graduating
..elaSs, presented bYJune Buechleriith
he thanks of the class for his interest
in their instruction.
The class -lists are as follows:
GRAIPCATION CLASS
•
STRATieiRD GODERICH
COACH LINES
*.• Jaily 11.30 a.m., 4.25 p.m. --Leaves
HAROLD JACKSON
'SPECIALIST -•-flai MAIM AND
ao,usiEtaoLD SALES,
Licensed in 'Huron 4axtd Perth
- Counties. -
Prices reaeonityle; 'satisfaction
'gtdranteed.
- For infonmation, etc.., Write or
phone HAROLD JIAOKISON, 12n 658,
Seaforth; R.R. Brueedeld.
•
c,
TA_ BAR,
,NOSIkTHROAT
Late Itork
Ophthalmic. apd, ,as-
oistant, at Moorelleld,EYe Hospital and
. Golden :Square Hospital, Loa-.
don, ;IfInglanig;- ,
EYES TESTED, GLASSES
• SpPruEr•
fa • waterloo Street S.,- -Stratford.
Telephone267. *
$ext visit Bedford HOWL, Godericite
Wednesday, january• 28th,,:from g
till 5 p.m.
.100
- ^-`
oioderich for Stratford; Toronto,
Hamilton, Buffalo, London, Detroit,
favistock and Woodstock. Depots --
Bedford, British and Royal Hotels.
Phone hotels or '3,1)15 for information.
summosimmiiiiimimiWrappormoommum
PUBLIC NOTICE -
Ma. HORACE wausor, A.R.O.O.
(Assoc. -.Dip. Royal Oollege of
•!Organiste., London, Eng.) .3
- is gyreared to receive students 111
Voice Production, 'Singing, Organ,
Piano, Dramatic Art, etc.
IFor terms apply Knox Presbyterian
i0hurch or 22 Elgin. avenue, Goderich.
Phone 189. 46-4x
coltetilLE§S71114CTITILONIt
CHIROPRACTOR AND DB4..JOLITIS3
• Goderi Phone 341
THIRAMT -
Office hours—A to 12 sad..
. and 7 to 8 p.m.,-Tuesd
Saturday.
0-- 10 to 12 a.m. only o W ne
Monday and Thursday at Mitch
Mineral fume_ ,baths by appouttmeut
(nay. .
A- ' ATKINSON
51 South St.
pileKILLOP DVTUAL IN-
SURANCE) 00.-Trarm. and Igo-
iaWd town property insured.
PreSldent,
Londesboro It..,A.fellibald, Vice -
President, Seaforth; B1. A. ' Reid,
Manager, and Secretary-Treamirer, Sea-
,
forth.
Directors--W,m. Knox, Londesboro
Alex. -I3roadfttot, Seaforth; Chris.
Leonhardt, Dublin; E. J. Trewartha,
sc.,. Clinton; Thos. Moylan, Sea,forth; W.
R. Archibald, j8ettforth; Alex. licEwing,
Blyth; Frank McGregor, Clinton; Thigh
Alexander, Walton.
Agents—E. A. Yeo, R.R. 1;-Goderich;
lames Watt, Blyth„; John E. Pepper,
R.11. 1, Brucefield; R. F. McKercher,
° R.R.* 1, Dublin; J. Prueter, Brod-
hagen.
.Policy -holders 'can make all pay-
' ments and" get thefr cards receipted at
the 1foyal Bank, Clinton; Calvin Outt'a
•Grocery, Kingston Street, Goderich, or
Gettern1 Store„ Bayoed. .
J. It Craigie
INSURANCE and REAL
ESTATE
Get Our Automobile Rates'
Phone 24 GoderIch
$oint Meting of VietOrja and
Central-- Home and
School Clubs
The joint 'meeting a Central and
'Vcietoria Home and School' Clubs, held
In Victoria ochool on Wednesday even-
ing, 1.0tle wasa great suey
cess: seating' vapeeity of. the
kindergarten room and hall wee taXed
to the limit by parents an.4. friends
the pupils wit:111)ring the etalis and
elites repro:Se. '
Incidentally, there. X griming feel4
ing that a portable platform 'vvpuld .be
that tat present titanic scr.uggie was a N.:imitate addition Ler ine. school. Xhe
one or. svir-preservation re-- a struggle perrormance of the email 'childrenis
teat Would oecitte wnether%IP shauld
- -.7-- one ui the 'olgges1 attractiens, and, with-
couttnue to live our sieneicratie _way ef
yee or enter eut platform- oely those In the -Irene
hire or turn to the new t seets are really :aide to enjoy
spensored tiy our totainarian enemieS.
' flas the dew:et:retie. 'system failed -
Mr •1 urnuull tweed, Apparently many
'Supreme Court .R.P.Organization
Sittings Cancelled Mooted tot Goderich
09.606, Settled or Set OM' 0111404 um* --,:bisoumion, at
• Statement of Claim in lai?RniesoClultitibon,./114e,passodting --
.Brewer Action
. This Week's non-durY Sittinge '!the rti(0 formation of an: air Tata Motet-
(Sbpreine Caiirt, Scheduled to cominenee atm. organization in llodehricti Wag
advocated at Priddy night's lions OOP
luncheon and a lesolutiolli":Wa$ paased
ttlo,orroSp„trto..Justice MaeKOS to co4ine from asking the 'Oitizeas' Wartime' Comva4t;
The case of' ehief interest, the $15)000 tee to. undertake the project, the Lien,*.i
promising 'wholeheerted co,,opoptation.
action( Of Reuben Brewer,' well
gravel cOntraetor of Goderieli, against Ihe. 4. 51, grabain ivas the Orgt%to
the Warren Bituminous Paving 0o., advocate the move. He watf unable to
TOronto, for alleged breach of', contract be prcsent, but • WAS .41110*tea• by 'LIM
fok the hauling ef gravel for the run- PreAident ii,bakead sahig that if An
ways a the *Centralia: airport, was set- emergency arose here, (Ooderich, al -
tied oat or court, Yalthouglv'witnesfses ready snort of doctors and nurses "was
'came to: Goderich Monde)/ niorning to ill-prepared to meet Tlie
give evidence, The. terms of settle- and nursing profeseions would welcome
° 'lee presiding oeieer, Nies. C. Baxter,I,ment were not made public. organiza.tion, ineet.ing
of tbe ,Central Club, conducted the The Brewer Claim
V4 toltt
•4..1• A • d fter the eineing The Plaintiff's statement of claire While it was almost fantastic te
think that ,Genierieli could or 'would be
hambed by enemy piano, still stranger
thhigs had happened. in this war, it
was said. 'Die harbor witn' its elevators,
and other indusdiles ,would'Make tempt- ;
targets. The purpOse. should,- be/
Mondayat p.m, were cancelled at
the lad Minute and it was unneeeWall
First-class honore-:-June Baechler,
Elgin Fisher, Murtin Oke, Pauline Pat-
'terson, Ruth Reid, 'Beryl Sanderson,'
-Gladys Sieling, Douglas Thomas, Helen
Wilson. .4e
Second -clues. notion—Audrey I3arker,
Joyce Hadden, Douglasillarrieon, Avice
Warrener, 'Marjorie Williams.
Pass -- Donald . Evelyn
Brechow, WilliamHarvey, Edward
Kaittipg, Frank' Kneeshaw,
Llithwaite„ Albert McTavish, Malcolm
,Mariatte.ShirleY Medd, James Mitchell,
-John Mobring, Yvonne • Sheard,own,
June Sparks, Richard Cornish. ' •
ENTRANDE CLASS PRIZES
Medal—June Baechler, highest marks
the (donateat by Victor Lauris-
-ton ).
S•econd highest—Beryt, Sandenon
(Prize donated by, the, Women's Insti-
rule). , '
MatheMatics—Betyl !Sanderson, gen-
eral proficieticy- (donated by -R:' Stone-
house).
-Composition and iGranatnar—June
Buechler, general proficiency,- (donated
by W. Robertsoo).
O Agriculture and Literature—Beryl
Sanderson, general proficiency (donated
by W. K.:Thomeon). •
• Wilson: general .Pro-
ficiency (donated -by Ahmeek 'Chapter,
-
Writing—Evelyn Brechow, general
proficiency (donated --by• L. le Knox).-
. 'Social•Studies—lune Baechler, geu-
-eralevreficlency (donated by LEL R.
Long).
Science—Frank Knees,haW, general
proficiency (donated from agricultural
grant),
Health—Panline Patterson, general
proficiency (deflated. by A. L. -Cole).
O Art—Donald Thbmas, general pro-
ficiency. (donated by S-mith's ° Art
Store),
-‘ Grade 8—Best; garden plot in school
garden, Donald Thomas and Fralai
Kneeshaw (donated -from agricultural
grant).
Grade 7---iiiest garden plot in school
garden, Fred Stka and Date=
Kaye (donated' froine agricuitural
_
Geo. G. MacEwan
Fire; Accident and Motor "-Car
INSURANCE
Office*:—(Marsonie Temple;
West Street, GoderiCh
rhoe ,230 • GODERICH
•
O P. J. -RYAN
O Rear Estate and insurance
Office and Residence:
° 11: Trafalgar Street
Phone 603 •
FOit iSIAILIE--7:11.01Sei of ,o1I kinds,
choice 'building,: Jets; business
property, and several good tatms.
„ Let me show Yoli Some real
bargains. • Buy now.
-RioluiptitotteectitvococeolofttrapeteaOlovetta.- tilvettettlet
AT CAPITALTHEATRE' •
THE =
01 iii 6 - - . set out that in 1940 he hauled gravel
peOple in Europe had ueeen intrigued , - .
, of ef0 Canada" called for a -minute of
int° "lievilig -tWi.c it had. r-theY '''°- silent prayer for. the 'victory of our for the defendant company for the con;
eountry and our allies. Thiss was fol. ,traction of the runways at Port Albert.
hevee. twit totalitarianism as practised .
„ny the ,Nazes and eascists represented lowed by the Lord's Prayer, The I;uring the months of February and
tyy. Dori xte.. .March, 1941,, the plaintiff calltid. at- the
the "golden age'' of tne past, the days :
Christinae• story was told
of chivalry, the days vvnen every noble • D th '' 'I-1 Ini s and Verley office "of the Warren Co. in -Toronto
was a dictator and when the .rule of
life was that if one wished for any-
thing he could take it by force.
° But the peedieVal age, the period
from the tiftli_century to the discovery
of America in 1492, was not a golden
age as romanticized, by the novels of.
Scott ., and the poetry of Tepnyson.
These .Were not true to facts and gaN•le
•
people a 'false idea:. , _.
Not So "Golden"
In reality the so-called. golden age
WILS a period -in which sadism thrived,.
clays) when people loved" to watch human
beings tortured,. They.,were days when
there was persecution and- the horrors
7of an ingaisition that would put the)
Gestapo to shame, days when men in-
vented ,a1.1 kinds of 'diabolical instru--
ments, vvith, which to kill and 'torture.
.Hitler, he said, is reviving -the Sadi,sm
of the medieval- ages. °
In those days, *very town had ite
public hanging place, medicnie was not
highly developed, .and science knew
nothing' of the genii theory .of disease,
withethe result that whole communities
weevil wiped. out by plagues. Supersp-
tion.ithio was rife.
1Mr. Turnbun gave' It as ,his opinion
that the church deseryes more credit
than it sometimes gets for Preserving
'What was best of the'middle ages, in
architeeture, painting -and' education,
but it had done little to ,curb supersti-
tion., From his Observation •the world
was again rcidvilig 'toward that kind of
life. ,Many of the sects of today -were
based on pure ignorance, Radio pro-
grams of superstitiene and medieval
magic were on the. air arid tad, con-
trinuted much to the' rise of totalitar-
ianism, Which could, exist only on the
basis of ignorance. °
- So the golden, age was net so golden
as we were given •to believe in the tales
of the knights and ladies of, the past.
Baenarian hordes Could do the same to
Germany as they. did to the Roman
Empire. It should not, he difficult,
therefore,. for any intelligent man to
make up his mind whether he wished
the world to return to the dark ages
r -to go -chi with—Our present
ation.
Mr. TurnbtillzeVas introduced by Lien
A. R. Scott.
Aid for Helidess• Children
A grant* of $50 per inonth to the
Waifs and Strays Society! of England
was approved,. This is to be made 're-
troactive to,July 1st, 1941, and the total
of Olio is sufficient to take care of five
Englieh children, crippled „by war
bombs, fel. one year. • •
- The Waifs and StraYe Society has as
plitrons-,King George and Queen
Elizabeth'. -Heading .from a letter from
the ,S(kiety'S secretary,, 'Lion Secretary
Erskine gave instance &flee. instance of
suffering. .One boy. aged seven had his
leg blown off and a, small, baby was
badly laurneflebS,e an incendiary bombe
These are but tiyo of 2000,young child=
ren who are 'being taken care of.
The Lions of Canada already have
fo'rwarded.$20,00b•t0 this fund.
Now--MARLENE DIETRIell,.ip "SEVEN SINNERS."
MON. TUES. and WED.
DENNIS MORGAN, JANE WitATT and SI-IiitLEY ROA
Ph* ere ISI'alfeli entertainment as three topnotch staro corn
-
Vine for it meri'yf blues -chasing romance . '
"KISSES -FOR BRiK
Fat and SAT, ,
SONJA IIENitE, &dm Payie, Milton Berl°, tuart.-Davis...aid
Nicholas Brothos
liere`doOtaething new under the sun..4 Gay (Star;studded
/with* the dancing; Ilaslag)oblades of the wincomeCNorweglan
lklm-
ming the' lee of a tanionSt:Vvinteiplaykround
Allows INOtuvlay, Saturday and !olidays at 3 p.m.-
bblin i.,04 "Fred NitelViurraY, In "Ofive floratre
gran t ) .
- Bible Knowledge, grade 7—Donald
Scott .(donated by Rev. D.J. Lane).
Bible Knowledge, grade 8-41
Wilson v(dopated by Rev. D. J. Lane).
PERFECV ATTE‘NDANICE 1940-41
!Six years -7, -Colleen Thompson. •
Four ' years—011e lineeshaw, Joan
Baechler, „,- .
Three i'ears—Fred Stokes, Jean.
Baechler, Helen yilion, June Baechler,
Leonard, Willis. ,,.. • • ' .
TWO years—Muth Stokes, Meryn Mc-
Ctillough; Ruth Sager, * John Mohring„.
One year—Donald: StOkes, Franees
Brereton, George Willis, PhiyiTis Rod -
dock, Gloria BloomtieldoLoyce BreekoW,
Violet ' 'La it li w a i te, pram. Pin.der, "(1 re t t a -
Arbour, Donald iLangridge, Robat Rud-
dock., June' 'Giirricit, 'Evelyn Itreclioiv,
J anies 'Mitenell,. Pauline ' Pat terson.
READING .D1PDOMAZ
(Eaeh diploma reptesents the reading
of tw(nty, books.) "
-Donald Ainslie, Audrey- Barker (2),
June Baechier (3), Dorothy Baxter,
Evelyn ilireckow (3), Betty Duquette,
Elgin Eisner, Joyce Wadden (2), Doug-
las liarrison, -Otto Helesie, - Edikard
Kaitting,: -Irene. iLaithwaite„ •IVIalcoliii
Marlatt, Shirley Medd, James Mitehell,
Martin like, Murray' ()liver, Pauline.
Patterson, Caldef Pattetion, Ruth Reid
(3), Beryl SanderSon (3), Gladyi Siel---,
big (3), YvOnne Sheardown, Doris
Squire ' ' (2), Donald Thomas, Avice
Warretict, lielen Wilson, Betty Beacom,
Ronald Beattie, 'Thelma Bennett (2)i
Baroartrifenry, (2), Eleanor Martin,
Marilyn 'Gulp (2), Marie Culp, Paul
Gillespie, June Fritzley ,, (2), John
'Needham, 'Brea 'Nelson, June Garrick thirty -Ave bushels or =pre to t114 acre.
(2), John Schwanz, Donald Seott, Fred Ofuts,land barley also yielded wellq ' My
Stokes, Donald Sproul, A °kn. Whitten, sister, :Mrs. -Begley of 'Port Dover, Ont.,
Alan Mack ay e. who has..spent the past five months
Margaret Bowra, Davin Stubbington, paidi us a PIeaSant,v1At 'before leaving
Lot her home in tiae East. WiShing
visitnr, relatives' and -friends in
Sast atChevran and Manitoba, has just
' Ccilleen Thompson (2), tugene Ryan,
1 Efarry Doer, Laura Pitblado, ttayationd
Liseunah, Joan Seott (2)* 'Noreen Lee,
&wee Baechler, Itufh Allison, 30" all the compliments of the season."
ItOrrald Sproul, _ Harry Beattie, ---
Marlon Vreeth . •,(2), Benson
Straughan (2), Donald langridge,
Gertrude Beattie, Katherine Kneeshaw
(3), Ronald Barkere Doris Oliver,
Dorothei Bradley (2.), Phyllis Carrick,
Noreen MallOugh, Margaret -Craig, Joan
Baeciger, 101eanor (Boyce (2).
. Jack Carrick,- (Gretta Arbour .( 2),
Harold Jo.Sffrey,"Staijorle Overholt, Gor-
don Pinder, Gene %Iamilton, Norris 'Me-
Creight, Barbara Chase, Audrey Cravv-
ford; Archie Beattie, Joan. Allison (6)':
Ruth •Stokes (2), Gordon Overholt,
Sally Sharpe), %tary Lou Sander.son, liotti,qjoilif •intztiatriek, I3etty Lou
fnAtiudeirtewyo4rtfh,0001-eaf,thIvairtillem,i!duBtotycie3r)M, caraitohn: itiroirtzt °lens; 1,(1), a, n'Soira rottor ;tr. yil 1..036:IL, 1..i,,rldyu lir rill
1 erine Horton, Ralph Wilson (2), Robert (2);ployee Malltittgb, Gladys McLean,
'Culp, Mae (Sparks, Klordon Crawford 'Grace Pinder, raffia SaW, Billie Seera-
(2), Leonard 'WM, Tiiillan' Glidere, rrail(fes•Ifiereton (0), Isobel Grant,
1 Iletty Taylor (2), reap Stiabbington. ponna. 'attteile11,- kl.'hy,Ilis ,IitudiltOck)
' GlOria qtlOomfield, Joyce BrechoW, Christine 'Schub% jacot-Sli Vincent, Tod
Lueills Cuthbertson, Lucille • Dner, SallOws) Station Wilzofi,14111att Sproule
° -Barry, DoaR,. Joyce Dowler„. Billy4.14- Nornr Iteattie (2). 1
1 s1 4 n,s 40.,..,4
0 0 Belle followed by carol singing by an and discussed With the officers of the to prepare while there is time to pre-
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present. ;:v.ir$. W. Macdonald, Victoria COMpany the possibility of ' other an pare. • .
Home and School 'President, ex -Pressed ports being built in Huron county. Lion Bruce Tennant said thatea St,
the pleasure of the 'members in having !Plaintiff stated that at thattime, an JOhn's ambulante eotirse in !Brat, aid
siich, a, fine joint ;fleeting. • a"reenient was entered into whereby was to beiteld here in December by the
11rs. Baxter spoke of the 'Splendid he was to keep in touch with the situ- Industrial Aceldent Prevention .A.ssocia-
work done by, the Board of Health in atiOn and if any airport was to be tioni but that it had been, postpened
toxoiding, vaecinating, and inoculating constructed he was immediately to com-' until January. i Lion P. 3, Lane,'re-,
the' pupils of the two schools, and it muniCate with the paving company,. minded that e year ago the Bed Cross
was d:eeided unanimously that a letter whieh would then_ endeaVor to obtain had sponsored a first-ald eonrse and
.of .appreciation be „,Knit to- the School a contract, and if such contract were that ferty-five wolnen of the town. had
Board and the Board: of Health, thank- obtained 'Brewer was to be'r-given the attended. He thought -the Town Conti-
, ing them Dig their splendid co-operation contract for hauling -of all gravel; ' ell.- was the proper body to .undertake
in this matter; so vital to thee)iealtla ',of In August , of this year, Brewer the formation of an Alt:P., rather
the children. 24.- vote of thanks eiTtia claimed; he. learned of the Centralia than the Citizens' Wartitne Committee. •
extended'to-the teachers for their part Project and 'telephoned the Warren . .
In this, work, welch was a great help iOtunpany at Toronto and Was advised A.. & P. 'STAFF SHARE IN $1,500;000
,
to both pupils and dectorsthat the eompany would at once go'h..
Adeational Compensation totalling
- `A`' line musical program veas then after the contract in liccordance with.
,. •• e
..$1„09,000, to be d fChrist.
given by 'pupila orthe tvfro schools under the agreement with the plaintiff. paibefore mas,
the directimflof the nitraic instructor, The' following -day, the statement has been voted emploYee-s of the Great'
Mr. Anderton„ who explained that this *goes on, Brewer Wffg telephoned and Atlantic & 'Pacific -Tea ,Coliipany„ it was
I
was a real demonstration of the work flaked to meet a paving -company official announced by John A. Hartford, presi,
done in, school, and spoke of the at ,Exeter, and did so. The two men. Vent. L. W„.Beabe, general manager of
splendid to -operation ' given by the, looked over gravel pits in the 'distriet the ,Canadian company,. announced that
and, It was again agreed that if the II Canadian empleyees with , six
defendant company got, the contract months or more service, including part- -
the plaintiff was .to haul. the graveltime werkers, will participate in the
As
is well knoWn, the defendant -tom- cash distributim:' Similar coropensa-
panly wag' successful in obtaleing the 'tion was voted the companys eniployee*
last Tear.. Al,, - .
teachers and. pupil.t which. made nis
work in the Godertell' schools a plea-
sure.
There was a wide variety, in the selec-
tions chosen.; carols, patriotic songs,
Christmas songs,. and the old familiar eontract and is mow engaged in 'build
-
rounds that, are always enjoyecl, were mg the runways, which require Omit
-sung in a manner that reflected. great 150,000 tons of -gravel. At therequest
credlt? On the trainfng- received, and • Of the company Brewer eaid fie again -
each 'Jumper was greeted with chearty went to Freeter to meet their efficials,
applause.
' but he did not get the gravel contract,
•
Inspector Beacom expressed his it being let to another party.
pleasure in ,being present at such a, The Clainismas for ten eents per toil -
splendid gathering -of parents- and on 150,000 -tons,' or $15,000, for breach
pupilse -He paid tribute to the fine Of. contract,. With Cats of the action..
work -being done byt Mr. Anderton as 'in the statinent of defence the de -
music instructor, antrto :the expellent fendant company denied that at any
en -operation of the :teaching gtak of -time 1 had entered into a contract with
the two schools which made such a finc Brewer, and maintained he •had not
program possible.. Euffered any loss.
A. vote of thanks was extended to all ,The action of W. E. Fleming of
Who took part in the program by Mrs. 'London against 3. E, Mason of Gode-
.
.D. D. MooneS;, and the meeting closed I
with the singing of the National
Anthem.
PROGRAM
Kindergarten and. Grade 1, Victoria
School. .
' Group of kindergarten songs.
Action songs and drill. 0“ -
Central -''Schoole Grade II.
• Rhythm band. - • ,
Central Sehool, Grades III anthIV.
Sofigs--•IGood King WenceslaS,”
"Jolly Old St. Nicht:S.1as." '
O -Rounds—"Sweet Choral Bells,'"`May
God.,Bles.e You 411."
Victoria School, Grade III.
e 'Carol — "Whence, 0 T Shepherd
Maiden."' • •
/ Action song— Big Bass Drum."
(Continued on . page 6)
,A. LETTER PROM MANITOBA
A Wet Season and Harvest a Catchy
. One •
.3.kr: Frank E. Boyd., of Ninga, Man.,
writing to renew las subscription to -
The Signal -Star, saws:
"The Weather here attpresent is very
nice, with very •little snow and the
*ground frozen hard. We had what
onemight tall a wet season all through.
The harvest was a very catchy one and
O the threshing was a long-drawn-out
Sob—just a couple of days at a _time
and then a broken spell which meanta
considerable amount of tough grain.
Some of the wheat went as iigh as
LOANED TO FEDERAL BOARD •
A newspaper despatch from Wood-
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stock states that W. D. 'Elliott, editor
of The Woodstock Sentinel -Review„, has
been loaned by hio paper to the Ottawa
Wartime Priem and Trade °Board: and
will be employed for an indefinite
period in the information branch. Mr.
Elliott is -a wel14inown Goderich old
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SEC 4tREASURER V.I. BOARD -
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At, a meeting of the Collegiate
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A, It. Sre. ott was appointed secretary.: ,
treasurer of the board, succeeding, the
late J. 1.17. '
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LOttitS ,Peacock of 'llullett, for $1,620
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