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Among the interesting exhibits at the "Britain Can Make It" ex-
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hibition, London; was this model yacht with floats resembling
those of a, seaplane. The model was invented by Leslie Appleton,
An unidentified' visitor to the exhibition takes a good look at the
odd craft,
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TWENTY -YOM GIRL/3
TO TRY (RI' FOR HOOKW
.An organizatioii , meeting was held
on Wednesday night to form a girls"'
pokey teano. Plans are being made
to form a girls' group in the W.O.A.A.,
to be composed of teams from Goderich,
Winglaam, Listowel and possibly Luck,
now.
• Should Goderich enter a. team it will
be the first time in many years for.
this town- to have an organized girls'
hocitey team in a district league.
The Goderich girls will hold a prac-
tice session at the arena on Monday
night. Those expected to try out for'
the 'team are: Jean. Btieehler, Joan
Allison, Viola Leitch, Gladys 'McLean,
Betty ,Kennedy; E1iUi Jenitin, Gloria
Abbott, Jean Warrener, • Mary Belle
Chisholm, Grace Pinder, Margaret
Henry, Wry Overholt, Marion Reis,
Ruth Allison, Joan Elliott, Ethel God-
dard, Barbara 'tun, Marion Freeth,
Ruth Thurlow, Hilda Bendall, Norma
Good, 'Wilma MeKinnon, 5farion. Wall
and Phyllis Bell.
CHURCH NOTES
The annual congregational meeting
of Victiiria street I'nited church will be
ois Monthly, January 1:3, at 13
preceded by a pot -luck supper at
6 p.m. All members, adherents and
Ready Paper Draperies
FLARE_RNsiorANT, STYLE %wrap; VADEPROOr
4JLEANABLE, NO 1110NiNG NEEDBD
Floral patten 1.c Natural, /One', Rose and. Gi'e@p.
5814 nchewide---9b: inches lokg with 'Belt' tie baelks, ready
iccedacid beaded. All ready to 4, ng,
Price $2.49Pair
I'm'of
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Store I 4- Value
Phone 56
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friends are urged to be in attendance. Life full of self is always empty.
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_. • ad.11Valth authorities. Right in the
nques on a .a, -an m
e - hoe, they suggest the development of
habits of personal hygiene, safe sanita-
tion., good nutrition, and s.any4. recre--,
Empire
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AuLv HEALTH
Health pra(•tiee, like'-eharity, should ---
begin at home, in the opinion of Cap -
By Lewis Milligan
on Thursday, May 1(, 1t)4(, I sat he thought the matter rf the proposed
eVacuation- 'of .Egypt was urgent busi-
ness in view of the "serious and dark
issues" arising out of such a decision.
Mr. Greenwood insisted that the
Matter .could not be discussed in the
absence • of Mr. Bevin. Mr. Churchill
lin the Strangers' Gallery of therBritish
House of Commons and listened to a
debate on .the death of a rat. Na, It
ASH:FIELD' - . 1 waros at Ailsa Craig. In 1908 she wits not a bit of burlesque; it was .d
I W11 8 married to Donald M. MacKenzie, serious and businessli e disctission
.. • ASIIFIELD, Jan. 8.7 -Mrs Elizablifter which thev
eth weetso Alberta where ari • ng out1 o of tl e f 11 OW
'lug question said he was "astounded" at such a
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arising
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statement: "Is not the. Foreign Secre-
tary," he said, Ivery 'likely coming
- "Whether, in 'Consideration of back tomorrow? • Is there not a tele -
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- the campaign for rat exterAin- phone to "Paris -a secret telephone?"
ation, he (the . Home Secretary) , This annoyed Mr. Greenwod, and he
' will remit- the sentenee-Of fourteen accused Mr. Churchill of "abusing the.
'days, hard labor, passed. on rules of the House." "What do you
Christopher Lambrianein.a Cypriot, .- -mean?" snapp.ed back Churchill, , ang-
. for killing a rat by pouring boiling rily.-"In what way did I abuse the
rules , of the .HouSe?"••
Nv a CO over -the cage." ,
-Meanwhile Prime MYnister Attlee.
111 rePlf-to this quegtion. Hoine
for Indi_La wh_.,,.ich he-';7WAILa,P;04 - ' •
troduced the proposed new•cenMitution;
had taken his seat, and he later in-,.
0 that thig man pleaded guilty to caus-
40.yv made enquiries, but. 1 eau 1iiid javani.1„4„,-,44k.t..).„,a4alvf.k,r--reading
ing unnecessary suffering to the rat_
Secretary . Ede said: "•I understand
reillr*Trqff-fr7iiiatter-of.fact, routine
a will to
•719-letrifIttrtillit°11titrirItTrt*'"
he talut.,,assetnbled members of a' family
miSSibli- nf''' t - s'ent jfire----whiOr -the
Rose, spent last week -visiting friends
111 Hamilton.
MrAve, , MerviwAvis visiting frientU
in Palmerston. • .:
Donald liiih-pon anl,Duncan rarrish
have gone Co Toronto to work with the
Storms Construction Co.
Throughout her life the deceased was
The Lucknow school bus is having
„.. known for her kindliness of disposition,
difficulty with drifts on the 9th con -
her . - thOughtfulnesS•for others and her
Bhas fetal-1ed home
.cession.
devotion to her family. Sympathy is'
from the Goderich ospital.'
Mr. Joe erry ,
. extended to the sorrowing relatives.
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, • From the Land of Winter Sunshine.-
John and Murdoch, MacLeod. though
-t-4.4..,i49t.W.1,-tbsttAnAlag,...titg...gt.akLIJ ...-_,-.....„.„,(0.0000:0,
from Lake Huron, are this week en- CRFIWE, Jan. 6.2 -Mr, Ivan Rivett
joying tlas fruits of -Florida. They leaves on Tuesday to attend It navdga- •after a funerar7Bes,M0,--me in...the.-g
a crate of oranges. grapefruit and other 1 Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. F. magistrate thought it right to impose."
to the reading with -intense interest.
were pleasantly shrprised in receiving' Hon school at -Owen Sound. ler y were several Indians who listened
time neighbor,'John M. Dalton( of Tim -'1 Matted their ' twentv-fourth weddhee asked the Home 'Secretary
Mr. rolliek, who put theif(niiicts,stNisoans,
"(11 "Eden Saintly. surveyed the 10fty
sweets from their old friend and one- ', Zinn,. ,wno oo:, New Year's •Dos 'c'el : aWare ' •that in many parts .of • the
rooftrees of the chamber, while M1'.
t ing the NV ill tC r in sunny Florida. Mr.- and. Z.s. Jacl: 4.1.,..,,r.:,,,i, ,...t....ii 1 . ...„' .': country, rats caught itf cages were de -
of the document, and probablY recall-
' mins. who with Mrs. Dalton is -spend- anniversary. Churchill sat brooding on the import
' Death of Former Ashfield Girl; -7, visitors on New Year'', Mr. and (M14 -ss. -'''filiY(4"14'Y°miring boiling water. over
ing what he had said during'. the war
Word has been received from Granum, Ilerb; Curran,- of .Mafeking, mr,
an,d tliem.. and he added: "-As a resuivof
that he had no jilifilthAll of "presiding
s.lberta. of the death of M'argaret Ann Mrs. V. Hunter And r•tmit -of Luck- Omni:ties, I, find no hmattne Way of
r the liquidation of the Empire."
MacIntyre„ wife. of ' Donald. M. Mac- 1105',, 2(11'. awl Mrs" B. ri• 1 ')' awe -..n 1i -11141K , -rtt tf. .A s for 1 he sta teinent
'Kenzie, on December 27. 'Mrs. Mac-' and limn. . iitt(*!I by the 111 111 that rats 9"24
- , J1-7avel' - — sho tid." be treated the. Same.as human
Get your suppty a counter' check.
bei s ; if that were so, rats would.
they remained ever since. She is sur-
vived by) her son, Dr: Duncan Mac-
-Kenzie.ofBanff. Alberta, and a daugh-
ter, -Miss --Margaret Mat'Kenzie of
School,...aLso by, 11 bro-
ther, Duncan Maelntyre, and a sister,
Mrs. Robert D. MacDonald, of A-shfield.
Gran4motber Kno*.s
'What Wings • - -
Quick, Relief -
Since her own childhood grand-
mother hp known Dr. Chase's Syrup
• of Linseed and Turpentine to be fra,
dependable and quick relief for couig,
colds, bronchitis and similar ailments.
•_ Is ib any wonder that she sees that
there is elways a bottle of it at hand in
ease of emergency. , Quick' action is
most important when colds set in.
• Drit Clictse's. Syrup
�E LIZI:Seed tuid—Turpentine
- —850, Family size 3 times as much 75if
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Ha
ring had to vacate our Service Station on very
ce, we would like 'ko thank our customers and
their patronage during our stay there and wish
short noti
friends for
Comp
liments of the Season
ay be reached at any time at
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ST. IAVID. STREET
repair work you,maYvish to have done, „ %
Dick Campbell
PHONE 296W ,
57 S. DAVID STREET.
CREWE
put tO the Home Secretary:
Keni.ie was-- the third daughter of the
late , •Mr.• and Mrs. Archibald Mac-
Intyre, pioneer settlers in Ashfield. She
arterch•d Goderich (7O11;sgiate and after
securing 11 'teacher's certificate tight
sueeessfully for some years 111 her
home school at Laurier and aTter-.
Mr. Elliott Rivett left c'in Friday to
open a radio 'repair shop in Goderich:
The January ineeting6 of the W.M.S.
of Crewe was held at the home of Mrs.
C. Crozier on Friday, , January 3rd,
With a small' attendance. Plans -were;
made fOr the ensuing: Jeltr.
DOINGS OF DUNGANNON
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DUNGANNON,
an. S. -Miss Ada 1 the'sum of $1 70 contributed to W.M.S.
Webster, teacher at Zion, spent a few
data • last----,--wayek...-wi and.
Richard ... • -„ •
',Miss Bernice 'Blak.e, 'B.A., returned
after 'New Yea t'S fo-tes mt.:4i her
tItttdtl-
ing duties at -Lambeth.
Delmer Maize, who before'Ohrisdmas
spent eleven days in Goderich hospital,
'is back Mane again, (Mite improved:
Miss Bertha Jones, ,R.N.,' if Toronto,
books ,t....nd restaurant pads at The
110 onger 134. deStroyed." .. -
Printed to suit you per-
-Innate way .of.killing rats, some way.s,
sonaily.SiglialVar:
This rather stalled thy Home, Secre.
tary. He. said the question ' of. the•
destruction of nits did not come under'
Kicking never starts 5(111 off on the
his Department, anYWay. Ihs thought,
right foot.
however, that, while .there may be. no
'A good plan has • a place For every -
more humane tha n o t hers, and body, the N\ a3, use(1.1)3 this person was
. mbtedly 'most inhumane." 2
'0 which 0 medical member (Dr.
lea(;1(iiilligli)1((l'xuplieix
vinngveso.ften comeS from!
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,k1drgan ) . replied, dal dignified parlia-
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. Standing on your pride doeln't„rais
,Illentary tono ; "Haring regard til the
you high•euough to see far.. •
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7 Widder St., Goderich, Phone 598
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headquarters. Alex. l'Smith, ••!'lease -spreading propensttirs of these
-s et19,-II gruotive. Iloaertt right
,,settv'edi -thell,(4A,F, Indin•durift*, friend.MIE consider dint ,
the war, took the study_ book, "India ioffender. as a colonial. thought that —
at the Threshold,” and from his ek- :In • this country a rat' was a rat. and.'
periences-in that mm114 gave a vivid tilars-7a....144Ologieal_iinitirster.ef the -human'
outhne of "Labor and Industry." Re+, !Species?"
Mr, Rogers installed the 1P -i7 Officers., ..The Home Secretary did not reply,
Long Illness. Terminated in Death.,-.- itind presumably the "colonial" spent,„1
This communitydnts been greatly inter- his fourte(son days in the -"enge •
eSted in the caserof Alis Muriel Blake
has been 'spending- Chrisfmas vacation of the British 1S11111(1('1'S 10\V1I 1(1
at, home with her parents, Mr. and..Mrs. ho nine yea,r.1%t1lig(_:.).,
tile dread gast
Frank
throughout the intervening years In an As I sat there in the -Strang-ers'
Jones.
Roads Are Heavy. -The Dungannon -iron Muriel, the, second clang -h. -I Gallery listening to this almost selemn
sehoel bus to Goderich, has changed
p1tit a little since New Year's. With
lastivy rollds on concessions, t pupils
have had to get to Dungannon by other
---i•Pliveyanee. Or shry in the village, and
l 11)::1,115. has been travelling usually
C
via Carlow when other roads were not
g,,1
Dungannon Enjoys -Skating. -2. The
Duagamion Recreational' Club ,has a
line opelf-air skating rink, which botL
old and young are enjoying. . Four
hydro poles have been plit,,up and
electt•ie lighting makes the ice surface
bright for night skaters... Volunteer
11(,41) keeps. the show off and ,the ice
ter of ;Mr. and Airs. Ernest Blake, 9th inquest on the death of 0 rat by the
cimeession of Ashtield, „pent the first iother of Parliaments. in walked'An-
six years of her long illness in hospital thowy Eden'aml Winston Churchill and
at London, and the last three 5ears at- took their seats.,Airectly- opposite to
Lueknow lind at the parental home, me. Mx. Eden sat -kith his arms fold(s(1
where she passed ttW315 on Saturday and 1100d thrown hack. 1 handsome
evening last. A vriva tn• funeral' ser,vice English geittlernal.", 1 would- say tha t.
was held at her home on Tuesday after-, he was. not unconscious of his good
noon and was conducted_ by Rev. C. .looks and of the presence of strange's
13, Woolley, of circuit of in the gallery. •Mr. Churchill, on the
the United Charch, and the frail; body contrary, sat with his chin ("al his
,was laid lovingly at rest in Greenhill chest and •a• meditative frown on his
cemetery, ,Iticknow. The pa 111)011.
10's brow. apparently obu
bivios of his stir
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were Cecil Johnston, Elmer Johnston; .roundings. Tie did look nu once at
George Alton, 13113 3(3' Alton, ,Itinass Phil- the sound of the word "rat," but 'with -
lips and Jerry Cranston,.and the flower- drew at once into his island of thought.
itt bearers, Dr..„....1)ani ',lake, Hiram- INIoffat, .for he was ruminating upon a much
Vt•e!'.'"till(.1!1,1.1.i)N1.11:eeting.-At the meeting- of
Gordmr .Morrison, Harold Ritchie and larger (mystical
the.
_ of DmigaTimm 1'i fed Itussell ;Irvin. Itelatives were preser.' While a 111inister of the Tatbor Gov -
church, held laSt Thursday, evening, ornment was eoncerned over t1te-0(sath
the pastor, Iter. 1.'llogers, gave a of tr'rat. the great wartime' prime
Nev ninssaiv0 a.nd 1n."•,(4. and to the bereaved family in their joss, 15415 worrying over- the pos-
Mrs. NVilliani -McConnell led in (10- Another Oki Resident Passes.,--7-31r3„C Slide demise of the 'British 1,1111)110.
notional readings. Mrs. Matthew Abt'll") (71111)(I't 554.(1 peneefltilY'11w4 j Thy rodent question having 'weir 4is14,I
• Shackletoa orrevitd pray„. und Betty on 2(T (11(11)0 at the henne of her son, Posed of. 'Nur. China -hill 14 (4' to his foot
Rutledge e,ffitritatted a soli).- ,neeoio. 3• NV. .1...rt1iiir Culbert, •Ith concession As4•• and. ndfiressing„ 'the Speaker. sold
pallier!' Regers at this piano. 1 fieldtownship, at the advam•ed .'qMayask the right hon. gennn
tlera
The tinanchtl roppt•t, 1)1•14,onlmi hv the i 03. tl!glit ('‘*''11 5v4Irs• whether ho „Arrange for 0 (10j)0 4'
Ireasurer.'4SIrs. ArthurElliott, showed! wns fu1.11wIlY Cull:\glrYll'il.(;)11.11101')(11an
the s(snior Menibt'srs of the family last wee':?" . '
E* -pt 51015' of what tool: phiee
0.00000.0000.000•00,000000,00,,.....,.
•1°,718.,,, the late. Iticluird and Anne 1,11111101 , The 1 right Imn. gentleman was
Cengrani_of Holyrood. Her IsrEshaniC, .krthot Greenwood. leader of the
whom 5114' 550S rried six! v-sitX .,•tionse: and he replied tho t therewas
years ago. passed away three yelirs Wore urgent bustnes ))u t agenda,
After their ma rrine:e they ('11 1114' • t 1mnd.1 ini)ranvere the Foreign Secretary
rp41,114. Alt fantf,.
they owned and operatcal successful1R r
won tiwir roirpowilt- front extensive,
ftIrming nhont thi113'•1104, •vent"s: Rao to
a *;41na 11 wenty-li ve-acre fariui just
south of the villn 14.e of.,,pungattnon.
Their honus wns s0c1letteawtwice, first
• by the death of their (laughter 13t1 11)13111,
1114(1111thirty-four 3 ears ago. a nd 111 ler •
1)3 that of their younger son,
about nine years Culhert
was a faithful menther of 1 Itinga niton
clim'elt anti her assist -411(.4' 55115
highly va 1110(1. • She • is. savived by
her son, 'W. Culbert, w3111whom she
bad' resided the last three years, tind
ltv brothers, 1Villiam, f'harl,es and
gain flougram. 1311 living in the vicinity
of Lueltnow.,. The Funeral on Wednes.
day' afternoon 401: place from the
home of her An.. where the -son ice
W.fl eonducted by Itev. 3: Rogers,
The • pa 1 'hen rers• w(si•i's Messrs. Cecil'
Cullas.rt, Harold. Congram, Leslie Con-
, arant. 'Ell 933 1' Cetigraln. Gordon Con -
t0• a nd Thos. 111 selt. I /prim.; the
, service. Mr. Melvin T3-1a1a 1 I of Carlow
513)1 3,' - Lord Is '811- Shepherd."
Mrs. Mabel Glazier of Oradell, who lived
with the family for 11 numbel• of years,
(114')) 1)11 Tim hittsrment,
was 111 T/intgannon cemetery.
front l'ot•onto and Watford. The *un-
-Pa Ity of the. community is ektemh4.0
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) ROYAL COMMISSION
ON NIILK
By 'direction of the Commissioner, The Honourable 'Mr. Justice
Dalton Wells, hearings for the Central Western Ontario area will be'
held in. the County Council Chamber, the County Buildings, :Ridout
Street, London, ,for four days, or longer if necessary, commencing at
0:30 a.m., Monday, 13th January, 1947.
Persons'who wish to give evidence or take part in the proceedings of •
the Commission are requested to communicate with the Secretary
immediately. .
orbit A. Keith, Secretary,
ooni 252, °Mood&
Toron to.
SKATES
SHARPENED'
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AND SOLD
BEEVERS
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Phone 295 West St,
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' Join in the salute to
Ontario schools..Each
week the Hi -Crowd goes
on the air witli a show
packed full of music,
variety and FUN! These
programmes are dedi-
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Ontario's schools as -a -
public serve, broadcast
by CFRB,‘`Ontario's
Favourite R,adio Station,
nnouncement
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Mr. G. F. Whaley, Foot Culturist, wishes to announce
-the opening of an office at the residence of Mr. E. Evans
(entrance next to Goderich French Dry ,Cleaners' office on
West Street.)
• A graduate of the Ontario College '6f Massage and
Hydrotheraphy, Mr. Whaley specializes in the care of -foot
troubles. By apiiointment• only. Any letters pertaining
to the care of feet will be promptly answered.
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