The Goderich Signal-Star, 1944-12-14, Page 7Changing Winter Weather;.
Affects' thethenType of Service
Your far. - or Truck Needs.
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a booklet which win valuable'aid in maintain. �, ,srya✓ _°:�::�:;•: of„�,w;,,,
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General .Motors neater to
your •Community.•,
• CIUANGEA.BLE TE ERATURIa rands -;driving t
-conditions.' affect the service -needs§ -of• -your = - -
vehicle during the whiter..
Fox: "'exltnple - . - r;
--e Creme °cold and slush containing.:road
chemicals.attack your• chassis lubricant.
-excessive use of the choke and low -tempera-
eiagine operation shorten engine oil life.
--bard otarting,and fxbAuent use of the heater
and defroster throw -extra loads on the `bat-
tery: and electrical .system.:
-weather vatrationt.may. affect the strength.
/our anti -freeze: .r:_ v. .^._.A�.. _..
-rutty, frozen roads affect steering andalign-
ment. . , ;.
' Your GENERAL MOTORS,DEALER knows
these things. He knows that in. Winter every
car and truck needs individual; care.
Nis skilled service -men have the "know-
how"" experience -.to provide the correct
service for every motor--.vehicle'.-of every----
I hake under all winter driving • conditions. •
'Sav'e Money—Avoid•Trouble.--Conserve
Your Car or Truck by having It -serviced.
regularly this winter. Make an:appoint-
ment'now with -a
.'.GENERAL 'MOTORS' DEALER
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The quality and ovi. of
In �le�'tr�Ceir! gu'�ntity,.
5Rectlon of ba YSt@m
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CHEVROLET PONTIAC • OLDSMOBILE • BUICK• • CADILLAC • CHEVROLET & G.M.C. TRUCKS
NO USE' I3 O PROPAGANDA
(Seaferth Expositor) :
The, Expositor. is --always grateful to.
receive,,and anxious to publish letters:
from the boys , overseas,- because notl=
ing is of greater interest; or welcomed'
so much' by its readers as .these letters
from the ".'front That is, genuine
kind But 'there � is> anotanotherk nd that
we do not wank and have. no -hesitation
in saying -so. Last .week. tli5re came.
AUBURN
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.�7. F1JJ3 1N, Dee. 12.- -Mrr. and ' WS..
C'eirb Mogridge' are Visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Gormley Thotmsorn, ,and,
Mr. Thompson, Brampton.
anal Mrs. Leonard 3 ungbltirt .
WJndsor spent the wk -end with Mr.
...Xunglut. -
Miss Mildred .Anderson of -Dungan-
non is visiting Iter grandmother, Mrs's.
Joe Irwin'
Mr. and Mrs.' J. C. Stoltz attended
the funeral..of the former', . bretliet at
New Dundee last Friday.. .
Mr. Wm. Raithby has left for Copper
Cliff, where he has secured work for
tlK, winter*. v <.
Cpl. BArrick4 Wright, Toronto, fs on
a• two: weeks', leave With his, wife sand
umilY., ' :, . .
Rev. arold ,Smell NOS 'Pest s ." ker
at, the. ening. service •at Dungannon
United church last Sunday..: •
Mra, John McLeod ° is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Gordon,..Smith,, and .Mr;�
Smith, Milverton;.
Baptist, Ladies' Aiid.-=-The Baptist
Ladies' Aid held their Chrtstmas,'lneet-
i�n h bome.;uf Mrs; Earl R itlihy
The president, Mrs. C. A: Rowson, was
In , charge and„ the devotional period
was taken",by Mrs: C... Anderson and
Mrs. -John, Raithby. ,.The roll call was
responded to .with. a verse of Scripture
from the story of the birth of Jesus.
Prayer was • offered by Mrs, Stanley
Johnston„ headings were 'given. by:
Mrs. Win. Roberton and Mrs. Thos.
MeNall; solos were rendered by Miss
Elms.` •Match . and •Mrs. Wm...', ••Haggitt,
and a, musical . number Ivas given by
irs. R. Phillips, Es,
Mrs.
C
A.
Ho s
en
and Mrs: John McKnight. The topic'
"Thoughts for Christmas" was given
by Mrs. E. Raithby; Rev. 0. Anderson
spoke- -briefly; Lunch -was served. A
prayer service was held at''the R'Aithby
home; that evening, with Rev. C.
Anderson in charge.
Women's institute. -:-The Women's
Tnstitute held their Christmas meeting
in the .7i oresters' '11 -all on Tuesday,
presi6nt,- sir
in charge. Several Christmas ' carols
were sung, • with Mrs. R.:3; Phillips
piesiding.at the piano, It was decided
the Institute and the 'RedCross should;
send remembrances to our .local bpys
who areservingin Canada. A Christ-
mas greeting was read froin Miss
- - -Small, Toronto. .A reading, "A Parcel
from' Home,", vas given by Mrs.'Jack`
Armstrong; a solo...was rendered by
Mrs. - . Win. Haggitt, and . Mrs. -Albert
Campbell. gave .a short task on. "Christ
mas," Miss Betty Craig .
favoredwith
a.sQ10. .The. - i ms mes5A a
was.
to be given by Rev. H. Snell, but .owing
to circumstances he, was' unable to be
present, and it• wfas ably given. by Mrs.
II Snell, who spoke on "Competitors
of Christ at Christmas." Miss Josephine
Weir santit solo. A iz
a donated
VT
Mrs. Thos, MeNall on -which tickets
were sold was won by Mrs. Geo. Sturdy,
The roll calf- .exchange -of. Christmas-
gifts—was in charge of 'Mrs: ' Wm.
Craig , and Mrs: EarlRaithby. • • The
sinking of the National Anthem
brought the ,m`eeting to a close. Lunch
was: served if Misses -Sadie Carter
and Margaret King and Mrs. Geo;.,Reant.
Death of Mrs. Fred, iuss.4-4 highly
esteemed , ]resident, ' In the per on . of
Mrs: Fred`Moss,`"passed a=way soddenly
at her -home on Sunday:. Mrs. ,Moss,
who .was in her usual -:health, suffered
a beam ' tttack -iT 'ttaisseil" away.4befare
mediesal aid-cauld-be: ninmoned.. -The
.deceased was .forjnerly- Ida Jane .Riley
and was born at Lenciesboro,the daugh-
ter 'of William .:Riley ,and Hannah
Leach Riley. She was `in: ; her ''Sixty-,
seventh ;year., Forty-six Years ago she
was married to Fred Moss 'and: since
her marriage- she had- lived in West
Wawanosh:• She Was • a member of
Donnybrook United • churcfl past presi-
dent of St. -Augustine. Women's Insti-
tato, and an a.rdenf Red Cross worker.
Besides : her .husband she leaves' four
to .this, office an unsigned letter, pur-
porting 'to - ha e' , been, • written `by an !
overseas boy servingin Italy, to his
wife, smother' or other relative,. in Sea
forth.' ,Somehow. or , other. the letter
seemed to halve a familiar ring: • . So
we did a little' research workand. fount'-
-out - we were right: • ' The identical,
letter had been published in•'one or
i
two daily and *sortie weekly papers.
. It told about:' Allied. soldiers Wearing
Canadianrr'nmde• uniforms, using ' Can-
adian weapons and .riding in Canadian
trucks and jeeps,, while' .Canadian
soldiers had to do without, ' t '�
Irl ' feet, it __Appeared to_ be' .pure
political; propaganda ',supplied in
cular -letter
feta, and we don .t want
and won't use that kind of-.letterHfor-
Y political op.tical party , pr • poltcally-
Minded person.
Mr0, 4odericlt, MeKenZie, of Bruee• tural . Society, president of the Hareem
Perth Liberal ,As►aociation, ,chairnsu Rf"
the. Heusali-Zi rich. 'Warr Serviees Com- .
xuittee, phairinan of ` the Ilemptik.Bast >
UV division'
,
hvh aaird iother l +
Wandering coy r -
Ohl, .died on Thursday ° at tke home
of „her 'Slater, '] M ry;'MeA ti, nen-
sall, in her eighty-seventh yea , ,Three
Sone .and two daughters survive. .
'LAO. A. D. -Smith of Bluevale haf4,
received an honorable discharge (roan
theR.C.AJ'. after over three years on ('a beg a Lot of Trouble
active serviee -and has returned ,tor, his
duties as postmaster at Blaevale,.
The death of Rose; Amelia ,> Joy'ner.
Carter,' widow, of Robert. R. Carter,
occurred suddenly at Clinton en Sat.-
urday last. Mrs. „Garter, daughter of
the late .ztlr. 4nc1 Mrs, Henry Joyner,
came with her 'parents from, England
when at child lino hao lived at Clinton;
e'versince., Her • Husband died sixteen ea e Il d oil? th b y havingbeen..oGated
years ago, and a .daughter, Mrs. 'Wil
Xtin'2't•A1ei.'Jlo` a •au-seven-yearold
boy frons the 1'airlier`d, school, •.oppo ite
the, Centralia air station, failed to. re-
tnrii` to his home near Crediton a few
days age, about threea hundred airmen
spent several night hours` scouring, the
district and ,searching through snow
drifts for the lost boy'; .,"About; 2:30
o'clock in. the morning the search was
, p o av : 1
at- London.: A ' truck -driver .' told the
police that he bad given the' la. ..ide
_._ ._- �' d a r
Aom 0reditoii. to near'. Parkhill, and
then discovering'
the
the
lid n
ot live
e
P�r •l.
nearm l
, a kh had let him off the truck::
and told him to go home. A woman
near : Parkhill ' vitho bad "picked, up a
radio call 44quir'ing -about the boy in-
formed the poke that a boy answering
the description had been. picked up in -
McGillivray townshaip. The lad was
taken to a juvenile .home at London,
where,,, sold and • fightened, he would
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not talk and .'could not be identified.
.g
until his parents a rrlved inn.: London -the -
next day. , In thp inenntirne, some : of
the airmen, out.. of touch with ',the
station, had continued the search most
of .the` night. '. ''` "'
limn; Campbell, 'living at Brantford,
survives;...
it er is nn -
ln a quiet -ceremony at ',St, Paula
rectory, Clinton, on November 30th,
Helen' Louise .Kennedy,' daughter,�tri
William Kennedy "and the,.late Mrs.
Kennedy, was , united in 'marriage to
William' 'Herbert ,Eairservice, bon of
W lit n, ai e vice and the late Mrs.
Fifirservice of Hullett township.` Rev.
R. M. Bulteel officiated. Mr. and.' Mrs.
T'airservice will reside' in CIinton:
Clinton to Have
Reev . _ es.,W,p .Co.n
test.,.. .. .-. ._ ,
It is reported from Clinton that all
the members of this year's Town .Goun-
cil, 'intend to stand for another, year,
but councillor Melvin Crich 'will op-
pose. Reeve Falconer, making -'-one
vacancy in the Council.: There ''nay
be a third' candidate for the reeveship
in, the, person of W. H. Lobb: ' Mayor
Agnew has definitely 'declared his in-
tention ,of offering his services : for a..
-seeond_tcrne. .
,Dr-. A. R. ,Campbell µ
Leaving Hensall
Dr.,4 R. Campbell, .who has carried
oil. im veterinary practice at Hensall for•
the past twenty-two years,, will close
his office this month to take the posi-
tion of secretary -treasurer ;and field-
man • of the . Canadian ,Guernsey
Breeders' , 'Association, .with.,..head
:quarters at'Cxuelph. • D,r . Campbell has
been one of the most popular and wide
ly-known men' in- :Huron. County and.
y � co, y
has been _prominent in agricultural.
patriotic_ i
1 ori . and .-.-p4lica7:�..rictivitieS, wit•
president -of :the-South-Huron-Agricul-
oirs;- W lltstut st' Waw nash4
John, of Goderich•;• Harry," 'of Glencoe,
and Bert; .at home ; three daughters,
' Mrs. Chas. ,„Mills, of Goderich.; Mrs.
Naylor, of. East Waw;anoshy and Mrs.
Warren, James ch
of Gode
i bro-
thel*,
two br 0
thers, Harry,. Riley" of Lcndesboro and•
I+iorest of New -Jersey, and two sisters,
Mrs: Wm; Maus ' of ;,plinton, and. Mrs;
1 Waters of London: There are ` twelve-
grandchildren.
welve -
nc'
gil a d lmildren. A `' sister,-: Mrs; George
Bradford, Goderich, passed away five
You••'';t;e Invited to Inspect ouir
stock in
Clinton , Evetex' Sea' orth
Phone 14X•,.
Enquiries ;promptly ' attended } to
v� 1i i n
1.1
Qticly • re»�ilexved •in ' Glean Sanitary Trucks. Phone collect.:
-1910r16 CLINTON' =- 215 T.
ST:R.A. FAR'
weeks ago..: Tie fiineral was held from
the family residence 'on -Tuesday after-
noon, the service being conducted by
'Rev:H. •Snell of • Auburn: The pall-
bearers' were. Charles RobinsQ n,, Rolit.
Cha.rnney, Ted Mills; Joe Carrel, Ray-
mond and . Jack • Leciidy. 'The many
floral tributes' were carried by • Masou'
'Robinson, Stuart,- Chamney, Warren
James, !Goderich; Gordon Naylor, -Ted
Robinson and Roddie Inglis, Lucknow.
Friends were prevent from Londesboro,•
:Glencoe, Lucknow, •Goderich and Dun-.
g'•uinon..., Interment _was in the Dun_-
gannnoni cepietevy.
,— 4FErBURCN-
_ LEEBt7RN, • Dec. 12. --friss Mary
Smith is at Toronto; ' a guest at her
cousin's; wedding on- Tuesday morning.
Sheexpects to return . house on Thurs-
day.
Mr. Ward Jewell, who is stationed at
Toronto, spent Saturday visiting his
,father and also - spent some 'time .1n
town, . • •
• Mrs. Harold Jewell went to Toronto
on Saturday afte moo " o meet'. -her
husband, who was returning from his
boat, which' :was laid up, for.:the -winter
season. ` .
Mr. and Mrs. John'•Pattou, of Loyal,
spent Sunday afternoon in out burg.;
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•
II:0 ,7t�ESVIL , a Deg. •'12.=Mr. and
-Mrs, A:Iam �ofiifstoir affil lti .° Gordona
Johnston
of Luck nova were : u
•g esa>;s sof
Rev.,,and:Mrs. C.-Tttvener -On Saturday.
^ �.yrs ts70. h <tF1
KEPH1M' HAPPY
vir'ith books cind
magazines .from home!
The sympathy of the community goes.
to the, family -> of the: Iate` -Herbert.
Osbaldeston, who passed. away on Sun-
• :day, morning" n
W/O. L. J. Stock, - Camp . Borden,
spent- a few 'days the,, past week with
his parents, Mr. and. Mrs. M. J. Stock.
Mrs: T.. MacDonald,.; Teeswater, - 1s,
spending a few weeks with Mr., and'
Mrs,.Elmer Potter and family.
Red '-`Cross Meeting The ° -annual
meeting of the B'olmesville Red Cross
unit was 'held ,last Tuesday ,with . a•.
•fair° attendance. W-°Giiith ..one or two
exceptions,. tile, sante officers. were-re-
elected
ere••re-elected for the coming- year. Reports.
Were read by the. different , group
leaders, showing successful, work div-
ing . the , past year. Lunch t -iis served:
by'part of .group 3. •
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GODFRTCH-STRAT ORD KITCHRN'ER---TORONTO
Dec. 25—Train No. 36 will . operate "on later schedule.
Lv: Goderich 4.46 P.M., Stratford 6.35 p.m., i
. hCtetiener 7A4 , P.M.
lir. Toronto' 10.00 P.M. ,
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` See. Time 'Tal`iles. for Intermediate Stops
How, folks do go for Borden's.Ice:Cr ml.
It's so rich, so creamer sine=doth,. 'sri. delhciotts1y'
flavored '.'. a dessert worthy' of a special, place in the.
y 'smost important hien x Cl ristn'ias dinner!
h YServe. E irden's brick.or'M12e1•O-xol• Ice Cream as a
gtorious dessert in its own aright" Or l ddo its, tempting
goodness to plum , pudding, mince pie o'r other favorite
Y uleticie dishes.
through' ' the holiday ° seasonwhenev you
entertain ---remember Borden's Ice Cron ► eaves wort
pleases 'everyone!
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