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1VEONTLIITH alia MONTEITH,
Chartered AcconntantS'
51 Albert Street, StratfOrd,
Toronto Office: 802 Bay Street
p'EARSON-HUNT & CO..
Accountants, and Auditors
195 Dundas St:
London, Ont,
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INSURANCE
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MeKILLOP -MUTUAL FIRE IN-
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lated town property insured. .
'Officers --•-President, *W.- R.---Archk
bald, Seaforth; Vice -President, Frank
McGregor, Clinton ;- Manager and.
Secretary -Treasurer, M. A. Reid, Sea -
forth...
Directors, -W. R.. Archibald, Sea.;
forth; Prank McGregor; Clinton; ;Alex.
Broadfciot,'. Seafortb,; Ohris Leonhrdt, I3ornbohn;, E. J. Trewartlia,
Clinton'; John L. Malone, Seaforth;
Alex. MeEwing, Blyth; Hugh Alex-
ander, Walton; Geo., Leitch, , Clinton.
Agents‘ljohn E. Pepper, Bruce-.
field; R. F. McKercher, Dublin"; J. F.
-Prueter,- Brotthageni-George A. Watt,
_es. Policy -holders can make all, pay -
.14 ments and get their cards receipted at
the Royal -Bank, 'Clinton; Calvin Cutt's
Grocery, Kingston Street, 'Goderich, Ot
j. -H. Reid's General Store, Bityfield. .
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MEDICAL •
10F, J. R: FORSTER, EYE, BAR,
NOSE, THROAT
Late, House Surgeon New York
Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital, assist-
ant at Moorefield Eye Hospital and
Golden Square Throat Hospital,
• London, England.
• EYES TESTED, GLASSES
SUPPLIED' '
53 Waterloo Street S., Stratford.
Telephone 267. • •
Next vibit Bedford Hotel, Goderich,
Wednesday, 'June 27th-, at 2 p.m.
till 4.30, p.m.
CHIROPRACTOR D DRUGLESS
,THERAVIST • •
Goderich, PhOne 341
°face hours -10 to 12 a.m., 2 to 5
and 7 to 8 p.m., Tuesday, Friday and
Saturday:. ,
, 10 to 12 a.m. only on Wednesday.
-Monday and 'Thursday at Mitchell.
Mineral fume bathby. appointment
- only. .
A. N. ATKINSON '
51 Stiuth St.
Registered`nnder Drugless Practitioners
Act for the Province'of Ontario. '
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P.UBLIC, NOTIOP
S. CARMAN, Mus. Bac.; F.A.
Member.of Ontario
Music Teachers' ASseciation; Organist
and Choir Leader,St,,, George's 'Church:
Pilpils taken. 'Iredidence, Mr: J.
°raj -es', St. George's Crescefit.
F. T. Atm' strong •
..OPTICEAN_,and_'OrTOMETRIST
• Square - Goderich
'Mee Armstrong' and •See .Better" --
At• Lucknow everY • Wednesday ,
• fOrna 2 to 6..
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REAL ESTATE
PHONE 24. GODERICIII
District Ale4ing of
,..Wonieffs‘ institutes
Reso14tiou Passed 'Advocate
Abolitiott, of Woraerk's
Beverage BQww
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HURON' cOUN7 Y1'45 rixtemosr WEE4Y
GODERICH1, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 14th, 1945
,la meinber of the 1Cintail branch, • fol-
lowed, by two -minutes of silenee to.
commemorate victory In Eurel'ie, and
the LOWS 'Prayer repeated- in unisen;
Tile roll call ,of the braneheS included.
a shert reportrof the Year'S- activities.
and' the !financial statement by the
secretaries. The auditOrff report was
given by Mrs, It. IV. Prodtor, BeigraVe.
A
solo by 51-f*S-,-ViOraon.: Taylor, Auburn,'
was enjoyed,
• The reports of conveners of stand.;
ing committees' shewed., a' wealth, of
"wortlaWkdle, work accomplished. Mrs.
Little, fOr war work, : reported 4,080
articles, made for. the Red CrosS, and,.
$1.,800.20 exPendeZ: for wax work. 'The
reportswere submitted as -follows:
PItiz.enship, prepared by ,Mrs, R. David.,
son,' Dungannon; antl read by Mrs.
Ioinnigan • social welfare, Mrs. L„Ivers
histoript'research," *.MISS Gillespie,
Blyth; publieitY, Mrs. 'Phillips,
Auburn ; litnne economies, Mrs. (3.
Procter, Belgrave.
Dinner was served by the Belgrave
branch, following which C. 11, .Coultes
NVOCOMeit the guests, "-Mrs. Woods,
Auburn, replying On their behalf. '
DELGRA,VE.,, June 1. ----The district
annual meeting of west Ruren Wo
men's Institutes was held,in
grave United churelt on , Tuesday.
ItepresenfativeS were present 'from -
Auburn, 13lyth, Belgrave, Clinton, Dun-
gannon, Goderielt, Pita% St: Ilelens
'and Wingham. Recently, two • junior
branches were organized in the district -
at Myth and Clinton; and of these 'a
member of the Myth grodp was in
attendance.
A. resolution.'sisking abolition of
women's beverage rooms in Ontario
was adopted. •
The president, Mrs. W. J. Henderson,
Wingham, conducted the iheeting, and
the guest speakers included Miss E.
Collins, of the -Women's, Institute
branch, Department of Agricultnre,
Toronto; .Mrs. F. -Thornton, • Thames -
ford, Provincial direetor, and Miss
FlotalDurnin, Dungannon, county home
economics coach. .
The morning Session opened with
thesingthg3fGed-Slive the, Kithg‘ vvith
Mrs. R. J. Phillips, Auburn, as 'accem-
panist. The 46th Psalm was read- by
Geo:- G. MacEwan
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AfternoOn Session
The president, in a short address,
at the afternoon ses.sion, said she was
pleased with the good attendance, and
commen4ed the branches on. sub good
reports and the 'work accomplished,
especiallY. in war, 'work. ',She asked.
that _the_ w01.14V4 Wake. PeacT, ,PerSonal.
responsibility. She _ thanked all for
their hospitality_and kindness to lier
as she visited the'branches"during her
four-year term, of _office and asked that,
,heit- successor,: be given7the same• co-
oPeration froth' eiventive and byanches:-
..„'Mis Thornton -brought gre-efitigS
'from -the PrOvinCial hoard -and .'repartv.d.
on the November Meeting at which the
twelitY4ifth anniversary of the Feder-
ation was celebrated by a dinner given
by the Minister of Agriculture. „Mrs.
Thornton asked that each branch help
the. Department in it aim to have a
history of eTZT-Y. commuuity compiled
-111-mentory --a the- late Lord- Tweeds--.,
•in.uit. She also stressed- "mere ex-
hibits at .fall fairs," and -asked the
members to take a arm Stand.on ratiOn
nig' to avoid, inflation.
•Mrs...,.. Horace Aitcheson, Win gh am,
entertained with a sOlo, after which
Mrs, DuVal, Wingham, read the .report
of the nominating committee,
Officers Elected
The election of officers was con-
ducted -by Mrs. Thornton and resnited
as follows: Honorary president, Mrs.
W. J. Henderson, Wingham-; presidelit,
Mrs. Lorne Ivers, Dungannon; 1st
vice-presidentf Mrs. C. Lockhart, Gode-
rich; 2nd vice-president, Mrs. L.'Scrim-
geour, Blyth; secretary7treasurer, Mrs.
N. Keating, Wingham; auditors, Mrs.
R. Procter' and Mrs. E. Anderson, Bel -
grave; Federation representative, Mrs.
• W. J. Henderson, Wingham ;„ alternate,
Mrs. II. Tichborne,-,Goderich; district
rePresentative to London convention,
Mrs. L. Ivers,4 Dungannon; alternate,
Mrs. C. Lockhart, Goderich; conveners
of ' standing committees -agriculture
-and Canadian industries, Mrs. R. Fair -
•service ;; citizenship, current events,
peace and legislation, Mrs. E. Ander-
son, Belgrave ;• historical- research,
Mrs. A. R. Duyal, Winghani; home
economics, Mrs. C. Holland, Gederich;
social welfare, Mrs. L. Scrimgeour,
Myth; publicity, Mrs. F. Ross, Auburn;
war work, Miss Marion
Clinton. n••
• Mouthorgan selections were given by
Mrs. Cummings, -Myth. •°
-- Mrs. Henderson introduced Miss
Collins, who at the beginning of her
address, gave an account. of,• her as-
sociation with. Miss Elizabeth. Christ-
maorganizer' of Women's Institutes
in -England and Wales, whom she ac-
Ceinpanied.on 'a week's visit to Ontario.
• kiss Collins explained the co-oper-
ation Program In home economics and
said she hoped Women would con-
tribute to peace. as .they Ma in„.help-
big to win the
Officers' gaily ilt September-.
At the *se of her address it was
decided to hold an Officers'. rally in
September and. the Clinton women
tended an invitation for it to be held
there.. .
•-Miss Dumb" outlined the current
program, in junior work •and showed
a boudoir box and -hat standard 'mak
• by one of her. .groups. Mrs. Oster
• brought ,,,greetings froni the executive
of •the Landoll convention and told of
_plans for year's cofiventio
An. interesting question drawer -was
conducted by Miss Collins.
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•Newl—Pat O'Brien and Carole Landis, in liaving Wondeffill brinie
--Monday,,.TneSday aind-WeitnesdaYTwo Features ---
Anne Baxter, John Hodialt, Charles Winninger, "Anne' Revere and
Janeltitivell * "
A' lovable group of doww'to,earth humans, living hand.to-motith on
llorida houseboat, teach a grand lesson in lutppy eXistence
sada?' Dinner for a S41die?'
A truly spperh Technicolor story of a lighting alierift-carri9r
"THE FIGHTING. LADY",
Lieut. Robert Tailor ,narrates° the ainazing fop of this terrlitc bat
tlecraft.
Thursday, Fridtir and ',Saturday— „ „• .
'Bud Abbott and Lou Costello with Phil Spitalny and hiS ,ilkinge of
Charm .Girt 'Orchestra
Create a double.bartelled 'riot when they enter a 'ladies school and
become ,full-fiedged teacher'S petters
• "IIERE COMES TILE CO,EDS
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Matinees Wednesdays, Satnrdays and holidays 01.30 p.m.
Coming "Take It or Leave It," with "In the 'Meantirioe varling.”,
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Resolutions were presented by Airs.
Price, Goderich, and pa.ssed. The Ars
iettdhaiid that -rocks
the cradle rules the world, and where-
as the preduet eg_the women's!leverage
rooms, could 'not lyo • lpoked ' upon as
Men Ale Workiing
Ti Exhaustion
Chrettle fatiguo and nervous 'ex-
haustion are getting men down .
doviii in health and down in resisteneo
to cold andsother absents. • .
It iS high time for‘a build up with '
Dr. Chase's NERVE FOOD, the
Vitamin Bi tonie; It will help to •
steady your nerves and help you to
sleep
will pblttera
ihelp you to digest your tote
and to regain on6rgy and vigor.
Ask for the new eeeri.:7
omy six° bottle' of •
Ors Chase's
Nerve Food
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ladies of, North „street United
Churelt entertained the t members .of
the elloir hid their,r,frionds at •la ,de;
WAN, hanquet"last -Thhisday •night,
June 70, whe.,•tables ' wereattrac-
tively decorated with a profusion of
spying flowers and 4 delivious repast
whs served to Some sixty ',people, • Tile
courses were interspersed with. .com-
Munity singing and a -'duet, **Let the
Rest of : the World (.119 2y," by
Mesdaines,Penningten and i'inder, witli
-Mrs. Iletherington at the piano,
Dinner was follevved by a, toast to
"The King" and, the singing of "God.
Save the Iting.".. ,The choirrpresident,
Carlton Worseli, was. toastmaster, and,
proposed a toast to the -Women's As-
sociation,, thanking them fer all their
kindness., The ,popularity of chdir
membership,. is now assur&I, as Mrs.
R. JOhnston in her response promised
.that -the banquet should be' Made an
annual . affair. The_ singing of "My
Faith Looks Up to Thee," by the girls'
sextette, was much. eujnyed: Miss E.
Hume propesed a toast to the friends
ef the choir, respOnded to by Mrs.
J. G. Hetherington. "Let the Lower
4ights" vviis ably rendered by the
'male quartette. -
Mrs. C. Johnston had the pleasant
task -of proposinga toast to-- Aliss
Hume, who is completing her twentieth
year as a faithful and talented choir
member. Mrs. Johnston •spoke warm-
ly.of Missume's devotion and abili_ty
-ant.presented, _hen witk it Aikinty wi„,„
.oi1aLnosegay l&ms Hume.: expressea
fiej; tnanks and-,appioeciation and those
tiSsetubled-Weke- into- "Par She's a
,Tolly Good Fellow:" This was fol-
lowed -by more community singing.
nimbi -ill briefly .addresled the
gathering and .Spoke with regret of the
departure of two able choir members,
Mr. and, Mrs, $idn0 Brown' who have
'made a• large Contribution to choir
activities. MrS.13town was preAented
with,' a colonial nosegay after a toast
had been drinik to her and 'her hus-
band. -Mi. Brown expressed their
sorrow at leaving., Goderich and spoke
of tbe enjoyment they had had through
their church contacts.
Carlton Worsen proposed a toast to
Mrs:M. Hetherington:, whose work has
been done so. efficiently and pleasantlY.
The occasion marked the completion of
her ifirst year with, the choir, and the
hope"was expressed that she would be
with the,rn for ifiany yea w to Come.
"Rule, Britannia," was sung by Miss
Hume With all joining .in the chorus.
The 'singing of "Auld Lang Syneu ended
a most enjoyable evening.
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SHUTS DAY, JUNE 3,
2 'WIDELY OBSERVED
• „
Day, Sunday, June 3rd, was
widely .-observed. Not only in (lode;
rich, but in many ,other Communities,
and egpecially, ,it seemed, in the lantge.
Cities, was the .day brought to, the
attention of the people ,by official -pro-
clamation. - This .was so in Brantford,
Port Kitchener, Montreal,
Saskatoon, 'Stratford,. Sudbury; Tor-
onto, 'yictoria and -Welland: .Un-
doubtedly there Were many such of-
ficial endorsements which' have not
as yet come within the notice of the
members of • the Associatio'n there. ,
Ministers in many churches • last
Sunday 'reminded their people- that it
was. _Shut-in'i.__DAyand_ that Jhey
should mark ' the day. .1.)S7 visiting or
• ig• other ways remembering the sick
and disabled... The daily and- weekly
press Made many references to sthe
day, while 'on the ,radio`an increasing
number of .programs were carried ap-
propriate to the .occasion;',
Successful Tag Day ..
• The .people- of Goderich-and
Cylentally this is the only place in
which ay:tag-ay f5thiswork is hel
—were •genctous-in th-eir'suppor -of -the-
S 's tag day which was held on
June '.2nd. Despite inclement Weather
which kept many people off the _Square,
the- total'precee-dS ainotuited•to $111,25,
which was very gratifying to the
Shutla!s Day Association, 'sponsors of
the • effort. No, one connected with the
Association' will, receive any oP the
proceeds, as the services of the officers
and -representatives are given gratuit-
ously. The milney Is spent in circular-
izing Canada front' coast Ito coast-, and
he -postage bill &Ione is a..large-4te
.The, Shut-in's Day Association. ex-
tendsits sincere thanks and appreci--
, ation to the people of "Goderich who
..11,4th,11S.:. made it possible for th
Ae
ssociation .to meet all Current unpaid
expenses. • ' ••
Competent rulers, and wlierea's ',the
meMbets of the Clinton branch of the
Women's Institute desire to place on
record their strong objection to . the
sight of 156 1Vany girls and women'
emerging front' -the .• many beverage
rooms, of our beloved Province, and
whereas Ontario is the only Province
in the Dominion that has 'such rooms
made legal., therefore, Ileit resolved
that . beverage rooms for women in.
OntariO-be-abolished2! , -
'Mid -second ektontled a vote of thanks
to "the 'llelgrave„„branth for their
hospitelfty and Ievely dinner ;, the..of-.
tidal boarg1 for the use of the church ;
:and to alt who made Huy meeting if
suceess."
Mrs. 'MeXinley,' Clinton,' moved a
vote of, thanks. to the retiring west -
dent, Whieli Was seconded, lw Mrs. F.
n088* of Auburn and heartily acclaimed
by all present. The meeting clesed
with- the Xational 44,1410114 '
'POlt BEGThNERS-
.1!reparations,are, being made for the
registration of beginners at the full
term lof the kindergarten and element-,
• ary sehools. Parents intending to 'Send
• children -Who ,are five years of age
on or before Oetober ist, 1045; are
asked to register them at once with
Alfss 11 aurae, Victoria School, or Mr.:
S. lirown, Central School. Will .the
Parents also arrange an appointment
withAliss Cleaver, ',oldie health nurse,
TOWn flail, telephone No, 980, who
will 'make a pre.seliooi e'ltainination
and set up health cards. 44
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TOWNSHIP COUNCILS
• loST viistiVAN'o$0
eepnen wet. ep, May. 8th,' Notti 11
full' attendance, ReVer J. 113eeereft
presiding.' - • • . • ,
Before proeeeding with the bulness
'of, the .meeting, the Reeve in a few
words. expressed thanks to Almighty
God for the victory in Europe- All
,present •observed oneminutes silence.
in memory of thosewho had Wade
the,,supreme sacrifice 'In the terrific
struggle fast ended,.
A letter Was read frail). Mr. W. S.
Gibson 'regarding the (Jahn a Mr.,
Ingles, Stating -I that • an investigation
would be 'mades',.., in this ease. Mr.
Gortift Leddy 'asked for mistated•dara-
ages to his automobile dile to a waSh-
out on the township road. This claim
will be gorwarded to the insurance
company. . -•
Two communications from "I Mr.
Creighton of C.P.R.Colonization De-
pdrtment were read. On 'motion^ Of
Councillors McDowell and Robertson a
committee, consisting of Messrs- Mar-
vin McDowell, Walter McGill, J. I).
Beecroft, Alex. McBurney and R. R.
Redmond, Was appointed to Work with
Mr. Creighton.' • • .
A resolution for a contract With the
Bank of Commerce, • Winglram, for
rental of a. safety deposit box was
passed. •
On motion of CouncillorlieDowell,
seconded by Councillor Black, the
Collector's roll Was accepted,and. the
emoudel., a hiS, sqiary was'” to lie
icL
Dolti aving:played, havoc with live
stock, one claim W115 paid. ' • • A. letter from the. Department of
inlimmrommoromminar
IlighWei's'approving of an expenditure'-•
not exceeding fi7,50o for, the" year 1045
was, ordered
The follovang,aceo,unts ,were: ordered
Stuart Me13,arney, salary
and telephone, 38.24; Iiarry Detteon,
brnsiiing,, 6,30; Geo. McGee, removing
snowitenee,$7.0,7,.; J. IL Irwin, rernov-
ing
snow -fence, $7.6; Archie, Portion,:
removing snow -fence, ..$5.4.0.;• Mmer
Shiell, removing snow -fence, $5,40;
• Municipal World, supplieS, 0.75; Blyth
Standard, „snPlAles, $3; Alex:. Me -
„Burney,, remainder. of salary, $45;
Hugh Rhin, co* damaged by dogs,"$50„;
tr; 'F. McCallum, service • as sheep
valuer; 44.40,
cpuncil adjourned to meet on Tune
5th. On that date, a poUrt of revision
on the assessment •roll for 1945 will
also be held. •
• R. R. ,REDMOND, Clerk.
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DUX DATES Olr,.
itAirgo; oolRings
Coi:iport'S 'new valid are taitter 99 to'
40, sugar 40 to „50*.and preserVes
to 504' ' • .
Values of .Coupons are. Sugari• one
pound for ,each' coupon; butte.oneo•
half pound , per ,c0upon. Values of
preserves, coupons ,vary aCCerding to
the type of canned, er InZeserve4 fruit,
Preserves coupons are also wtjid.ter
the, pureb ise o one-hpit Pound of
sugar.
VA:1+4,143D OOPS FOK:..BAIHRGONCY,
A percentage' of the 1945 pack of
canned fruits and vegetables will he
setasitle for emergency 11Se and to,meet
the essential, ,neetlis o hospitals, the,
armed services an4 other priority tAnd
preferred users, following dlreetrve
issued. by F. D. Mathers,.tultninistrator
of fruits and vegetables, for the War-
tline Prices and Trade Board. The
plan is „the same as °that, in force •
during 1044. '
Council nieV On May 7th; all mem7. • .
bers present. • • POTATO PRICES AND IMPORTS
It was moved and carried that.,Coun- To meet local needs new petatoefl
ell make application for a permit to maY be imported from the 'United
purchase a bnligrader to widen the States but only if there are /10t enough
roads and for snowplowing. • •. old -potatoes that air -to -tall- the.
It 'was moved and Carried that need. Ceiling prices for new potate&t,-
Council buy a. $10,000 bond. , • are the same as last year. .Velling for
-The • following'accontits' were ordered farmers to cOlisiithers in WOtern
Raid; Tay. roll No,..A,4101.05;_ W. J. tab° is ,ave cents a _pound 1111(1 five •
McDonald, wird, spikes and staples, pounds for 25 cents, With the exception -
3.1%; Robert StotherS, repairs to of Windsor, where the ceiling is. Ave
grader, l.50; Thos. grader In- 6 pds•for.•=4..cents.sura• ••• •*:
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$nse *0* Wesley, 39.82 •lmperial Oil, 95 g!;,,,es
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hundreds of thousands of Inen and winti-en watch for the post-'
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luart_to bring dependents' allowance checiU6s as other people
look for pay-day. They are people t;)f all ages whose bread
Winners are aWay on active service. They include:I:et-mated men
not yet back in civil life.
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And soon there will be hundreds of thousands -in. ore back
from the warl. They will receive cheques to help them buy
civilian clothes, to go to college, to get technical or vocational
tiainin4,
to Start„itt 'butiness. for themselves, or to set up as
hailers or fishermen.
The banks tia.ve tO be 'prepared to cash all official Cheques for •
these and a dozeno'c•ther purposes—and to do so anywhere in
,Canada witbout charge. In fact, the banks .supply Canada with
the nationwide machinery to facilitate a grateful country's
plans for restorIng seivice men and women to civilian life.
This is u- tremendous ,task. T will
...tentail avascaluOUnt
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of bookke4ingttut• you can be sure that your banks will ta,ke,
it •in their striti witliout 'impaifi.xxg regular banking service.;
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