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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1945-08-30, Page 3• TIUDIXE E. 110141$018' Telephone 55. . DUE DATES OP Coupons row vali,d are butter .06 te 1,20, preserves 33 to, 57 .ancl ic% to P15, sugar 46 to 62. Butter oon.penS 00 to 115' are not valid after August,31, ' W14. ounuouLAND Ilarthiter and Solicitor, office -North Goderich. PhOne 750 — Chartered Accountants 51 Albeit Street, Strafford • 'Toronto Office: 302 Bay Street 195 Dundas St. London, Ont. Fairmomat 8877. McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE IN- -. SURANCE CO. -Farm and iso- lated town property insured, • • Offieers-I'resident, W. R. Arehil bald, Seaforth; Vice -President, Frank McGregor; Clinton; Manager and Secretary -Treasurer, M. A. Reid, Sea- Direetore.-W. R.. Archibald, Sea- , forth; Frank McGregor, Clinton; Alex. Broadfoot, fteaforth.; 'Chris. Leon - Clinton; John L. ,Ntalone, Seatorth; Alex. MeEwing, BlYth; Hugh Alex- ander, Walton; Geo. Leitch, (Mae_ n. Agents-.+Johri E. Pepper, Bruce'. Prueter, Brodhagen; 'George A. Watt,, Policy-nolders can make all pay; , manta and get their cards receipted at the Royal Bank, Clinton; Cutt's Grocery, Kingston Street, Goderich, J. H. Re,id's General Store, Bayfleld.- amaxammas DR. F. FORSTI4R, E114. EAR, NOSE4r- THROAT Late House Surgeon New York Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital., asilst; ant at Moorefield Eye 'Holiqattal and" Golden Square Throat Hospital, London, Vagland. EYES TESTED, GLASSES SPPPLIED 53 Waterloo Street S., Stratfond. Telephone' 267'. Next visit Bedford Hotel, Goderieh, Wednesday. September 26th, at 2 Pan- ` CHIROPRACTOR AND- DRUGLESS ""- THERAPIST Goderich, Phone 341 and to 8 p.m., Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. 10 to '12 a.m. only on WednesdaY. Monday and Thursday at Mitchell. Mineral -fume baths by 'appointment only. A. N. ATKINSON Registered under Drugless Practitioners Act -for ,the Province -of-Ontatio. OTHERS ARE ASKING fuld those near the bottora of the basket were' very small and green. A. -The grading of peaches Is ,out- rvdee w tonji jau4si eclei citto nt ypotl , c tgbnes4u ir yaori tit Department of A.griculture represent- ative. *The Departraent of Agriculture,. sets the details of grading of fruits and vegetables. a, dealer allowed to charge more for .gasoline now that it isn't . Gasoline is still under the price ceiling regulations and its price cannot be increaSed by a dealer. underitand there is • some change in the •celling .priee of cheeie? it -Effective la,st Week, chees'e pro- ducers were -alioNted a slight increase WESTERN ONTARIO MOTORWAyS Bus tSchedule now In effect Leaves Goderich .daily Leaves .Sundays ,and holidays , The 8:00 pan. bus goes direct to London • Detroit, If/Ingham, Walherton, Port Connections at .Stratford for *Woodstock #,J1euelph, Hamilton Connections -at .,11ratahall tor Iiisrtowel change iihone (691 for -!21.7. GeO. MaiEwan, iire, Accident and Motor Car Insurance OFFICE-41IASONiC -TEMPLE ' WEST STREET PHONE 230 " GOOERIChi Real Estate and Insuranee ,0111ce and Residence: , 11 Trafalgar Street • Phone 663 FOR SALEIL-Housea all kinds, choice building loin,' businese pro- perty -and several good farms: . PUBLIC NOTICE Music- Teachers' Association; Organist and. Choir Leader, St. George's Church. , Pupils taken. Residence,. Ur: J. ' Oraig:s, St. George's Crescent. menemmema F., T.. Armstrong OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST Square „. Goderich "Bee Armstrong and See Better form 2 toll. EXPERIENCED ' AUCTIONEER Licensed. for Counties of Huron , and Bruce • RIPLEY, PHONE. 49 '---For information apply to 41. Goderieb, Ont. J. -W. CRAM* Thistat4iO4. !HONE' 24 EDWARD V. 'ELLIOTT swered. Immediate arrangements • can be made 'for Sales Date by calling Phone 203, Clinton. Charge moderate and satisfac- • GODEBICH . .4 --:LICENSED AUCTIONEER. " HURON AND PERTH For Won:nation, ete., 'ratite GODERICK ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8001,, 1945 emorial .Servite at Sea Cadets Hold Cidborne Cemetery Inter.erew Regatta jrribute Raid to the Iloneet .Settlere and te the War Voterang - The 'Teeple of Colborne township,. on Aunda,y afternoon their annuni. memorial service at the beautiful toWn- 'ship cemetery remembered their dea.d, decorating the graves with flowers and .takin0. part in a come -unity sertiee of Township Cpunciller II. A., McCreitth acted as chairman, for the ga,thering and on behalf 4f tife Township Council extended a welcome. He commended the 'spirit of unity .and patriotism ledged vvith thanks the help given in the beautification° Of the cemetery and bespeke continued interest in the work. 3. Norman Kernighan of Goderich, a well-known na.tiVe of the township, expressed pleasure in being asked to join with the people of Colborne' in honoring the memory of their ancestors and of depaxted friends. II,e- could hot claim to be one of the early settlers, he said, but hp, Was the son of one who had settled in "the township ninety years' ago, and -,ha his lifetime he had been intimately acquainidd with four. generations of Colborne people -s"--- 'A "pioneer" he defined as one who goes before to' remove obstacles and prepare the way for others. The early settlers removed obstacles of . 4erekt,718elation, hardships, poverty ; /kit everyone can be' a pioneer in his own sphere, even, if iti,be in a 'small way, in 'removing obstacles and laindrances in the lives of others.. The - Apeakea.. deplored the rather general deprediation in rural life. sTaking One school section as an example, ,he said there'.were now only one-third-aS-many homes as there were ,in earlier days. 'The number. of churches in the -township also' had de - 'creased; 'The early ' settlers were mainly men Of pharaeter, whose word was as igood as their 'bond; who were always ready to extend a hel,ping hand to their fellow -Settlers, mid who took pride in ImProving their,surroundings. 'There was room at the present time, said the sipeaker, for improveraent in many ',directions -4n home and farm :buildings, In ,eommunity life generally, in the nultivation of music, handicraft and other arts, in 'public speaking and de•veloping :an aetive interest in .affairs. Mr. Kernighan paid tribute to tale men who had' made •sacrifiees in war - In order -that this ,ebuntry luad. the world might have peace. It would be the duty of all to help preserve that-peaee, lv endeavor- ing to understand' the prolblems 'and aSpirations of other peoples and by Baptist' thureli, _read ScriptUre pass- ages, Including the 23rd Psalm, and 'offered rrrayer. Rev. R. H. Turnbn11, ministhr North street Milted church, Gaderich, gave an address' based on' the words of Hebrews 11, which were written to bring enecrtiragement to ;the Christians of the first ,eentury. He spoke of ,the stedfastness of the early settlers as an ,entouragement to the present gener- ation to' faee the problems and difficub. ties of life with Similar eourake and fortitude. Their. personalitn' and the Inspiration aml wise'eonnsel they gave stni. remain a great Influence and a. source of ,eoinfort and consolation. In conclusion the •Ispeaker expressed the hope that his hearers would be blessed with the companionship of _Christ and of tillage whom they had known and la-ved In bygone days. ,Approprlateu4iymns were sung and duet, 41Drifting," was beautifUlly in the maxinium price of cheese if the cheese 1S-reade in units of 45 pounds or less. The amounts which' n2ay be added are in size 40 to 45 pounds, one- eighth cent a pound; 20 to 30 pounds, one-quarter cent a pound; ,,A.C.,to 12 and 'five to six pounds, on,e-half cent a pound. Q. -Are people allowed to buy meat 'for their homes on Tuesdays and Fridays? A. -Yes. But in order, to' conserve meat all housewives have been specially asked to- observe meatiells Tuesdays and Fridays in. their hoines. Enght-oared Rake .Won. by 'the Sarnia Reon Canted the northwest and.sweeping over Lake Huron, piling the waves high over 'the northwest breakwater; the Sea Cadets put on their regatta In Goderieh harbor on Saturday afternoon. The iet 'and stormy weather was disappeinting', and prevented a large attendanee of Spvtittorh. By .3 o'clock, however, 'the sun was Shining.- ' Participating ,in the regatta, were cadets film ,the crews of th-e various corps who had trained during the "Repulse," of Sarnia, the "Adtniral Beatty," of 'St. Thomas, the "Royal Oak," of' Stratford, and the "Cour- ageous," a London. The Lo.ndon corps had been in , camp -only week and pitted their skill against the suntanned, youths of the_previous camps: The eight -oar crews manning the cutters bad a difficult task but managed their craft with the skill of mow sea- soned seamen. In the first race the Sarnia Cadets outdistanced the LOU - don crew by a smell ruargin. There was keen eompetftiofr also when the crews from St. Thomas and Stratford raced. Halfway* down the course the latter -gained speeti,,,mad_passed the. St. Thomas cutter, finishing first. In the final raft' between the Stratford and Sarnia Crews, the Sarnia boys; crossed the finishing -line at the mouth of the harbor -only three-quarters of, a boat - length, approximately' twelve feet, ahead of the Stratford cutter. The time was 3 rainutes 47 seconds for the half -mile course. The . -rough weather prevented sailing and :other contests: Field- Day Results The fleld•day planned for the morn- ing was held at Camp Kitchigami after the !regatta:- - The results were: - Tug -of -war -1st heat, St. Thoinas; 2nd heat, Sarnia; final ,heat, Sarnia. Potato., race-lst °A. McAffer, St. Thomas ; 2nd D.. Shantz, London. Thomas.; 2nd D. Shantz, London. Time Obstacle race-lst B, West, -Sarnia ; Relay race-lst London. 'Time 1 Those in charge of the events were: Starter, H. A. Liman, R.C.S.C.; judges, Morgan, R.C.S.C.; judge of tug -of - of eutter race, Lieut. R. R. Charlton, . Training. Ships This year the ninety -foot "Haider and the "Shirl," which have been placed in the harbor at the disliosal of the Sea Cadets, affOrd them the ad- vantage of' training in seamanship' under the 'instruction of :per- Sonnel, sonie of whom have had more than fstur YearS of sea service. Lieut. N, W. GoOderham , the popular Strneter on the "Haidee." This added craft ILO made It pbSs,ible for every cadet in camp to reeelve this prae. Camp Kitelligami„ IS Under the Com - Wand. of Lieut. Charlton, With, an InStrueffonal staff ,ot naval and Lieut. GOoderhaln Cetinnend vessel training; Lieut. Hohnek tile ex - Montague, the , training Ofileer at the the harbor: Ile IS' on lealk, .hY the •••''At 'the present- time the 'Sea.- Cadets of Xondon are 'enjoying their' twe- weeks' training at Caren XitchigaMi. There are seventytive..cadets and SiX ecutive officer at the CaMpa, And Ur. egement of dinghies and naval eutterS, beat POIng and nailing in wilnie.P30 $ignaling, rite drill, aS baseball, Volley ball, hedirtinten An* horseshoe tOSSIng are colored, The bus also have leisnre tin26 for mu* ation 'to the scenes, Try a ClasSified Ad. In The Signal" • ONEY the fertilizer* you rteed Wiley makes .moncy grow. If you need extra money to d� a better jot, on your fa,rm, conic in 'and discuss your plans and Problems with us inconfid.ence. Ready money is available -,- for the purchase of fertilizer, seed, and ',binder twitie; for the purchase -of livestock; for the purchase ot electrical. , equipment, heating -and lighting systems, milk;ng for the purchase of implements; for the construction of drainage systems for road work" and land improvement; rendered by Floyd Lodge and Ralph Henderson: Piano accompaniments were played by T. G. Jones, organist of ICUOX 'church. The Service was con- cluded With the National Anthem. • for the constructhan or repair of farmhouse - and other farm buildingS; for any pulfose that will make a good farm a better farm- and increase its owner's, Have a talk 'With your Bank .of good deal about the farmer's problems, and you will appretiate his friendly inierest. His first ambition is totte every farm in this community. a prosperpus_ farm and where ready Money is the fel.- tilizer you need, he will be glad to lend it and Praii.With you for its intelligent use and convenient repayment: milking with Canadians in `every wglk of life since 1817 Goddrich Branch: IL M. MONTEITH, Manager oke gpne, an Q. -How do discharged men get canning sugar coupons?, . disehergees Making new applications for ration books twenty additional pre- serves coupons for home canning will be 'each applicant. After October 31, no preserves coppons for canning sugar -Will be issued. , . Questions on any regulations of the Wartime Prices and Trade I3nard will be answered if submitted to the In- formation Branch, Wartline Prices and Trade Board, Federal' Winding, Lo AT HONE THE 47 CAPITAL THEATRE NOw.:-Ahhott and CoStellO in "The Naughty Nineties." Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday;- . STOA qgNIE-MitheLei O'Shea -Marie MacDonald & Bill Johnston A singing, dancing, skating musical, done in Technicolor. with the brilliant 'Norwegian, at her fiat:Ming best. 41111'S A PLEASURE", The answer; of course is .that there's. a world-wide sugar short- age catised by the disorder' and shortage means a Coke shortage, - for Coca-Cola never compromises thing you. can depend on Cokeyou: DO eat • ThurSdayk Friday and Saturday Alan Ladd-teretta 'itoung-'4usaii ilayWard and Barry Sullivan Otter A pleasant evening's" entertainment in the sensational, drama by the author,of "All This. and Iteaven Tio." ,Rachel 1100 AN» NOW TOMORROW" Matinees yktiv Sat. ottd Melittliys at, 2.80 tOriniplaint Ven people, ,,,esp-scially children, *Neap. au _attack of summer coup,. pant during tho hot Walther. -Summer complaint. begins with a profuse diarrhepa very often acorn. ea by vomiting and purging. r excreted from tb.6 stomach luta It bilioild and that from. The bewels Watery, whitish, ill -smelling, or even odorliss. When the ehildren show any sign looseness. of the bewali the mother shduld administer a few doses. of Dr. rowlerli Xttract of Wild Straw. bent so as to bring quick relief. " This medicine has.,„bew on 'We fuse itisubstitutes. ,They may b. dangerous. . ton* 10.. Winos *No Torsatti; is the real thing, r. Authorized Dottier of "Ooca-Cola"