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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1946-11-28, Page 4• d PALOS IfOrit. TIzin round:.Home a� Yi'►4 T m1►n over thiswG95itEold! from the church CDai Eire Sabbath. iDaj3•fe 9;141I1I41g t ren aote5• auade on any wad-. Geordie, the delinquent, e4pitulate t la1g/ 1 at>Luelz a sheet headed `pVrorm St. slowly,. "I'll grant y , I've no been > uut ibert°t3,'" by R. I:. noai'les, '!Chis ordinar regular; but I have a good 1(74terp the p>;'ess tells us, passed away excuse. I haentt been tlwer weel. AIa Ilaat weans at his home in Galt. ] 1e knees beef sair. To tell ye the truth, w>�tt za• minister° of the United Churcha minister, half the time. 'twas a', I but better !mown as a great journalist could alae to get down to curl." Titj a Asir for getting and describing Did Knowles, of high principle. speak taterviews with outstanding people for himself as a boy and man when he .which he put into brilliant columns an gave answer to the question, in the Thad Toronto_ pail" .Star. For years story, to a boy, one of the characters: Ile gave great service to the reading "WliaT line to you propose to follow?"' Presbytery•"Ill;a line that's straight, and ony 'public on •this Bale. At � � gat"beJJngs it wits a pleasure to matte work that avilna soil the soul, even eontaeta with him, the old veteran gin it -may soil the. Bands." ", of. .the pulpit akid pattorate• and of Knowles must also :have"had perfect wholesome journalism. He Could make sympathy with the �,nlinister of that conversation . and talk at a plibliq volume when he put into his mouth dinner table memorable. He had a this saying: "I loved a quiet game. of 'brilliant wit and a fine gift of humor. billiards. I had some pious people �e himself may have been the clergy- against this.. I am inclined to think gran he describes in "St. Cuthbert's," they objected- not so notch because who said to an absentee from the con- they thought the game was wrong; as - gregation on fazttking a call at his home; ' becatlSO they feared I was enpoying it." "I have misted you nearly all winter, It was a sly dig at a sanctimonious uncheerfulness respecting earthly: I titinvI hitlt,gs s which might win the minister's]. Fairbanks -Morse ' 1 ammer mills 'Train Grinders til l: urning Heaters Engines Fleury Litssell ,'rain, Grinders Plows ,and Disc Harrows John 1 eere Tractor Stiff Tooth 'Cultivators Diamond Harrows Brantford, Cement Mixers aria. Pump Jacks BEATTY & McDQUGALL Pumps, Windmills, ,etc. H. R. BAER PHONE CARLOW 2821 f theret t t„ d a 1 ut l.roest. ill WEEKS ,v EI:"INALS SOURS IN THE i AND NEW iAE oldest and newest modes of transportation are represented here with the arrival at the Edmon- ton airport of the Whitehorse, Yukon - \%Jinntpt ' �,' dog team and • drivers. I'l.c'Y.33- Wile do,; team icip from Whitehorse' to Edin:• • -, . equired 45 days .travelling tiaa and it is eicpected . the remainder of the overland trip to Wiranip»g will take about five ,.veeks. As a sharp con- trast to l:lam prt,•i,td�'e Ino2e o travel, th last 1- of thi:,',ou n.y is 'now covered by passenger-piaues in five. hours. Standing from. left to right . beneath the wing of a Trans -Canada Air Lines Lockheed plane are: C. (Chucks ,Caddy, driver; Fred Webber, driver; Mike Czech, supply driver; Basil Raines; Paul Belanger, manager and driver. t"1 istlnas is(Inning along fast, „and �. $tail th sugges'ion was taken. It ��jj w•il • be ile lt1 lg- 1' '1,'I -o -pro- was line . to intoe a minute or two for 0 . U grams of school oiltt'I'tialllIll(rnts, and t'eraxaoll of muscles, a recess against ; , ° r church festivities' that make enjoyment sheer tvti1riiless of sitting. The latter i G de te'h ,T i`'nslup a 'fi'Cv nights before Christmas, when ! half of the prograu1 will go off ,911 the ' >enjoy better at the Christmas entertainment (Continued from page 3) the andielt9,i , do e n'uy the . numbers given by the children, and the dia-' if this is thought of and acted upon. Speaking of - ruiids, Itec'1'e Ginn said > i I It reminds me of a story that Walter he had a corttractot• ready to do work ln;;ilt•s. and :111, that goes to make , uu 1•'uraeh's hill lust year, but he happy program., At :i recent social' H. Page, the great aulba•ssador of the g; 1 1<. ,., an' Mutes to England in the first failed ti, tunic, Now the - County was gathering in a school -house w•her an y b 10 do the work* entertainment was being given, the i \\ orld \\•ar, tells, of how he went to ,gauzes R. Stirling ,. audience would have sat for two hours' a great service in S1t. Pauls to cum- , James I{. Stirling said since and a hralf on hard uncomfortable seats nleluorate the entry of the United liners' cars' were not as good thatasince they if the chairipan had nit asked in the States into the war along with Britain, fat1 to be it was important t to keep middle of that time for the people to inking with him a group of youthful uthe roads lu good shape. ITe pointed get up alai stretch themselves. "Rise Americans. After the service they be sauz- tIn t >> >! took themselves to a ret t ,ut that he had served twenty-six years , to your feet. and have a rest. How for Goderich township ---"longer than an interval of conversation one boa• Anyone else in the township." Stating remarked to Page: : "\Ir. Ambassador,: thele was just -sone thing. the matter it cost. about $4,000 to keep the roads 'Y vv�iSh service." "What Was that?„ cleared of snow last winter in the The thathy said he wanted to yelt,and , township, he added that since farmers couldn't. '.'Then why (hurt you yell, I.is.deperlxpd. almost newttsnnecea airy y on ca • rs now now?" :The boy. jumped on a chair I , Condeihni the building of a new ambassador says we may y ell, he ; tell . IF You worry about your present or future security, Phone Carlow 1106 'or write B. R. RO:INSON Monarch Life Assurance repre- sentative, R.R. 4, Goderich. • 3Stf .®e Goderich french Dry CIenJas a a THE COMP,LETB.ERC NEW STEAM SPOTTING... DRY CLEANING and PRESSING 'GENERAL REPAIRS Guaranteed Mothproofing Service. - Waterproofing. PICK -LT AND DELIVERY Phone 122 'S. R. LOERY ERY should and began waving his napkin. The i court house, Mr. Stirling •sand, "This 1f not be shoved on us when ,, cried. "Let's yell!" "And • so," says., it takes 'away material we need for Page, "they :yelled for five minutes other building. I .think .it is next to and I,, yelled with them. We all felt; a crime. ye have a good court house better in consequence. Feeling, better ; now:, , , in consequence may be the result of i He emphasized the' need of keeping ,taking up another- -position When. we good shape for the be haver "sot" too .lon'� � roads in � benefit of ' Jong. ; the tourists, mentioning specifically the ' -- I Bayfield to Clinton road; • - • There • are two of three things, that,! ..•I'he Township's cost of warble fly have beeh told me about friends and! eollticrl wa»s 929," he said. neighbors in"'1'he last few months' which � It's a' slliime to build a :new court I wish had not been confided to me. ,. house "at the present ti,ipe," said Robert There are some .things that need not Smith..\\'e have iidt as ,high an as- ' ' be told. hearing themmay -create a . . , , , t�ametlt in our township as we should ' prej udice,. dr Cause a lack of confidence I}dive," sit id �Ir. Smith. "We have a t by the hearer in these victims of care- /big tax rate to pay the county. If less and uncalled-for recital of lapses, -I wye _-had-a-.114,134-, s ,p en.t-:.v .e ivpuid- '": troii... h i 1 fa- f and t "pay less Hires; Ueclittse we wotlId yet" ars, unfortunate breaks from the a bigger subsidy." - straight' and• narrow. s "5, Because of labor costs and scarcity I am -fortifying myself -against any of building - niatefials. ' Mr. Smith ' reaction of becdntiing a slanderer, or a thought it "foolish to build a township, busybody. in talk, ,or acting the,, part hitt! at the present ti e." • of a. ghost in some, corner of another's Give , life, •trS,th a. scornful; guilty finger ,point ('let n it second opp tunity to, speak, f Reeve Ginn defended t building of a I ing towards a shrinking victim, and new court !louse. ' For one thing, he clogged vy ith snow. Frank' leo favored a Township hall. James A. McMillen said he would not be running for council. Lorne Jervis spoke brietiy, Alvin Mettles praised warble fly con- trol. He favored a Township 'hall, saying, "You might *as well build it now and get the use of it." Ile ' ob- jected to the haphazard way in which Jie felt Township roads were plowed last winter, saying that every rate= paYlIr -had equal rights to have the road plowed past his property. . Paint- ing out ' that it is a swiftly changing world today, he urged that younger men with modern ideas should get on the Township Council. Bet?t Harris said he was undecided as to whether he would run. Warden R. E. Shaddick- was present tit the meeting and spoke.of the good work done in the County Council by Reeve Ginn. • He also said he felt the i'`1'oivnship equipment Was inadequate to do a proper job on Forster's Hill and t)ha� t1°Qm>cl o tFao wok • TIa ceTn131 trustees oath 931 liar hsaeai?!y, One clStern(ton, . two middle -awed ladies who had atot ticen each other in many years asset on etas; ,etreet. Joy - Sully they embracand started a1;sL.ctat n t rhe sttt,axie Urne..ed « , "Oh, Mary," one of them began eZ- •4eitedly, "so much has happened to me since I saw you last. I laid my teeth taken out and an eleetric stove and refrigerator put In!" A elan cam really . raise the deuce if he- has, the jacks. Amiouipas 4C, If Your Nose dills Up as Spoils Sleep Tonight. Surprisingly fast, Vicks Va-tro-not—a few drops up each nostril—works right where trouble is to -open up your nose—relieve stuffy transient conges- tion that makes it hard to get to sleep. You'll like the way it brings relief. (NOTE: Va-tro-nol is also grand for relieving enifigy, §neezy distress of head \%,...... colds.) Follow directions in folder. YA•?Rd•IIIOL ATTENTION, FARMERS! EGGS FOR BRITAIN Eggs you bring too LAKESIDE PRODUCE are -being pre- pared for overseas as soon as we receive them. - rirst,.however,. all eggs must pass government inspection before shipment. It is the duty of 'LAKESIDE PRO ]®1)CE to.put these eggs up so that they will pass this inspec- tion. :'-. and to HOLD THIg MARKET, - Torreceive the top grades of A Large and A Medium, . which • . are . the grades that bring you the highest returns: . may , we offer the following suggtions. A grade eggs must be CLEAN, free from spots or stain, and STRICTLY FRESH. - Keep your eggs in a cool room until they are delivered to the grading station. . Reline uber that the more frequently you take your eggs to the grading station the higher the grades you are likely to get. There is a price spread of 11 cents per dozen between grade A large and B's Get more grade A's by cleaning four eggs TECTOUGHLY and, collecting them TWICE DAILY. These suggestions closely followed'will bring you a higher grade a d CASH RETURNS. " ' Bring your eggs and poultry to LAKESIDE PRODUCE aniliton - St., 4odericli, Next Ryan's Feed Mill YOID.r Satisfaotion Is O1iir Sucoe u ,saying, 'Thou art the man that • stated, "the present court house would h - reciting to myself : „ make a good fire if it eyer.gOt started." "If you see .a tall felloR° sites,, of a- Isere„ Sanely .Stirling spoke up.from crowd, _ the audience, saying, "They tried to A leader r)L men marehing fearless and burn it down a couple of years- ago " proui3t, ` • a11r1 it wouldn't burn." (Loud laughter.) And you kno.vd- of a tale whose mere Reeve Ginn said thattbecau e of lack ` telling aloud - -ould mean, that hiS head must in anguish be bowed— because tnhey.f-eared I was enjoying it. of space In the present court house the (.,`ou1tty had to pay' rent for '-five• -dif- ferent offices .outside the county build- izlg. . If you know of a skeleton hidden away Again •a heckler fron. thebItudience In a closet, arid guarded and kept from said there was more than enough, room the dad in the present building for, every need. In the dark ; and- whose showing, At this point F.. Finglancl, K.C., made whose sudden display, - an appeal for support of the 'Christmas Would cause grief and sorrow and seal campaign, saying that the ob lifelong dismay— jective fur Goderich township was $150. It's a! 13retty good plan tb 'farget'it. Nominees for Council, "We need t .township hall very bad- -If you know of a thing that :\rill Iv- and when the -proper' -lime comes darken. the joy 1 we should get one,", slut! Gordon Orr. pf the man' or a woman, a girl •or a Mr. Orr felt a four mill Iev=y was not boy, - 1'e-tl_tr-ugh t+> take care-f'Gederich town - That will :wipe— but -a smile, or the 1 -ship ,needs. least way- annoy a• I Ben Rath •eIl approved the warble A -follow; or cause any gladness to t'llY control cel p_ aign and said patience cloy, • was -needed, set c it could not be ex It's a pretty good -.plan to forget it." petted that complete success could be :attained ih a ydar's time. He doubted My tribute td Harry R. Long is. some- if the Township could - look • after its whri t .hent ted; . but may he permitted I snowplowing needs .on a four milt 'rate. and 'be not out of'•place at the foot of He was in favor of having a Township hall as soon as conditions .allowed it. W. R. Lobb congratulated Reeve Ginn 011 his success ih having the County do work on Forster's Hill. He praised warble. .fly control and advocated a higher assessment for tax purposes. Speaking in-- favor of a Township hall be said, ."The, young this column. His sudden passing and large funeral are still fresh in our Minds,- After thirty-five years of good friendship with hien,' doing business 'in. his office, making many other friendly contarets and meeting him repeatedly in church events and services, I, like many others, who knew his cheery way and tine integrity, shall miss this Christian,people should be taken care of. They gentleman when 1 visit Goderich. His did a good job dhring the war' and kindness to me when I was green to they ' should have' a suitable °tineeting the country, and_ his encouragement place now." He urged that roads be to me as a leader in church 11fewere kept In good shape. He- said -a rural net lost upon me. 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