The Goderich Signal-Star, 1945-09-13, Page 3ti
DUDLEY E. HOLMES
Telephone' 05. '
'WM. A. SUTEUIIRLAND
'" ' Barrister and Solicitor .
CHARTEREO ACCOUNTANT
61 Albert Street,. Stratford
Toronto Office; 302 Bay Street
- Accountants '.on‘' Auditors
195 Dundas St.
London, Ont.
Fairmount 3877.
INSURANCE
MeKILLOP MUTUAL 'FIRE
SURANCE CO.—Farm Ma iso -
Anted town property insured.
Officers—President, W. R. Axchi-
bald,..Seaforth ; Vice -President, Frank
McGregor, Clinton; • -Manager and
Secretary -Treasurer, M. A. Iteid, Sea -
forth.
Directors—W., R. Arehibilid, Sea -
forth; Frank McGregor,. Clinton ; Alex.
hardt, Bornholm; E. J. Trewartha,
Clinton; John L.• Malone, Seafortlai
_Alex. 1.1tEwing, Blyth; Hugh- Alex-
ander, -Walton; -Geo. Leitch, Clinton.
Agents—Sohn E. Pepper, Bruce-
Praeter, Brodhagen; George -A. Watt,
Polley -holders can make all pay-.
ments and get their cardErreceipted at
the Royal Bank,' Clinton ;.,Calvin Cutt's
Grocery, Kingston Street, Goderich, or
J. H. Reidls Generel Store, Bayfield.
impxcAL
NOSE, THROAT
Late House Surgeon New York
Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital, asaist-
ant at Moorefield Eye Hospital and
Golden Square Threat Hospital,
London, England.
EYES TESTED, GLASSES
SUPPLIED
53 Waterloo Street S., Stratford.
Telephone 267.
Next visit BedfOrd Hotel, Goderich,
Wednesday. September 26th, at 2.p.m.
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•CIIIIROPRACTOR AND DRUGLESS
.10 to 12 ti -m; only on Wednesday;
Monday and Thursday at Mitchell.
Mineral fume baths by appointment
only.
A. N. ATKINSON
Registered under Drugless Practitioners
Aet for 'the Province of ,Ontario.
PUBLIC' NOTICE
P. S. CARMAN, Mus. :Bac; ; PTA.
Music Teachers' Alsociation; Organist
add -Choir Leader, 'St. George's Church.
Craig's, St. George's Crescent,
introdlices.
Euiployee
of Au Om:teemed
The Dwell -4w Bow; iquehhiery Cora:.
an employee management committee.
It 'is understood ,that this is an in-
noVation amonget the' Industrial con-
cerns Lu • Goderich., indicating this
Company's progressive(attitude towards
co-operation with it§ eraployees. The
committee will' function in, a manner
very similar to .that of the labor
management committeeS sponsored by
the ;Federal Department of Labor that
Wire's() Successful duririg the war IA
Many large plants. ,
_The_ purpose_of. the committee is to
bring the employees and the real:rage-
rnent close together in their approach.
to all problems of the Cempany, par-
ticolarly those of production, working
Qouilitious and welfare. W. E. Dock -
Stader 'was elected tchnirmIn _and „Ht_.
0. Jerry secretary. R.epresenting the
main plant are J. A. Wasson and -W.
E. Dockstacier; representing the
foundry are p, Ryan and F. Newing-
F. 'T. Arinstrong
OPTICIAN and .OPTOMETEISle
"See Armstrong and See Better"
At Lucknow efii.y Wednesday
form 2 to 6:
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J. W. CRAIGIE
nismtrE
PHONE '24
GODERICH
411,1RON:CatiNirS_FOR',4,11102ST wregor
ton; repteSenting the. Managenient ate
Johnston.e and J. A. SullY.
The following sub,conunittees •are
Of each being a member of the main
•committee; Recreation ,and welfare—
ehairnian, j.. A. Wasson.; Safety (in-
cluding first, aid)—chairman, Ryan;
tile entire prinits trout which are con-
tributed to the staff welfare ,fund;
7 it wakr pointed, out that the • oper-
ations of the email -CO -a -will not in
any way Cut across the actiNaties of
the Xachinists''Union, or tile ISIoulderS'
Union, with whein the lutist ..fiarmon-.
When interviewed, Ur, W. E, Dock -
Stated; "The establisinnent of this corn-
Mittee',.is undoubtedly a very pro-
gressive step, It will stimnlate biter -
est of the employdes'in the Company's
problems and sheuld speed up pro-
duction. At the same time it should
assist materially in, improving the
working, conditions and the ged-lerni
welfare of '4.1 emPloYeeS."
'r-Viee-Marshal J. -A. Sully, presi,
dent of the Dominion, Roads, stated:
"Both the nianagement and the em-
ployees realize fully that, we are not
.•en opposite sides _of a fence,' 'but that
our problems are mutual -and that we
lutist prosper together. The establish-
ing of. this committee marks another
•step forward in the approach to our
CoMpany problemS and am sure it
will function to the benefit of all
concerned and in the 'final analysis will
make for greater happiness in our'
community," '
WESTERN ONTARIO MOTORWAYS,
Bus Schedule now in effeet
Leaves Goderieh daily
Leaves Sundays and holidays
The 8.00 lian. bus goes d)rect to London
Connections • at. Clinton 'for London.,
Detroit, Wingham, Walkerton, Port
Elgin and Owen Sound. .
Connections at Stratford for Woodstock
Kitchener, Guelph, Hamilton and
Toronto. -
Connections at Mitchell' for Listowell
For information phone Bkitigh Ek-
ebange phone 691 or 712. •
Survey for Proposed
Notth Harbor Road
to Town, r1Counpil--Most.
Estimated at $111000
At grit:lair' night's Meefing of the
Town Council a rePert was received
Code, 0.L,S., cm hie survey
for the propoSed road to the ,nerth
side of the -harbor, with -plans .and
sPecifications. The propond. road
would lead 'from Gtoticester Terrace at
the, junction oX Victoria' streetPto the
intersection Of the, Canadian Pacific
Runway *at' the , intersection of the
Cananion Natienal Railway, from
which point it IS expected the Doolinion
Department'of Public Works will, On-
tinue the. road along 'the breakwater
for - service tb,:the north slde of_ the
harbor antL_the lauds _in front: 'thereof.
The eourse of. work covered in the
plan is down the present gravel road.
leading.to the golf course with an ex -
'tension of the sharp curve about
240. feet* iVest of the, preseet curVe;
th.ence easterly and through the c -MR -
bank of the hill adjoining the C.N.
Railway to ;the point of termination
"The length of.the work is 3822 feet;
the width. of roadway is twenty feet.
."Tbe coUrse and elevation along the
bank is generally nlepg the old ro'ad
uSed by the previous -owner,. Platt, for
egress to the harbor and Lake Huron:"
The estimated cost of the work,
including engineering • and- eolith*,
encies, is $11,000.
It was decided to have a special
meeting of the °entail to deal 'With this
matter and it was -left to the Mayor
to fix the date.
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ACCIDENT ON HIGHWAY-
STRATFORD, Sent. — Charged.
with careless :ariving after au accident
on `No. 8 highway uu Friday, David
Beuerutan, R.R. 1, Dublin, was fined
$10 . and costs by Magistrate A.
Cook..on Saturday. He pleaded guilty..
'the 13..euerman- -car ',was- said tu have
struck the back. of car,travelling in
the same direction driven by W. J.
Fred, Goderich. The Beuertetip car
crashed. through the ',,- oard-rail and
into the .south ditch. Mrs. W. E.
Elliott, Harriston, a passenger in the
Free. car, suffered a bump .on her head.
Considerable , damage- was. caused to
Geo. G. MacEwati
Eire, Accident and Motor Car
Insurance -
WEST STREET
PHONE 230 GODERICH
P. RYAN
Real Estate. and Insurance
11 Trafalgar Street
n'Ott SALE--HOUHM of all kinds,
choice building lots, business pro-
perty and several good farms.
DONALD B. BLUR
EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER
Licensed for Counties of Huron
and Bruce •
RIPLEY, PHONE -18
For information apply to J. N.
Kernighan, Diyision Court Clerk,
poderieh, ,Ont.
RATION COUFONS
EDVitA.RD W. ELLIOTT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER •
Correspondence promptly 'an-
swered. Immediate arrangements
can be made for Sales Date hy
calling Phone 203, Clinton. -
• Charge moderate and iatisfac-
AsomormommOodoullooniime
HAROLD JACKSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For 'information; etc., write , --
A.R. 4, Seaforth; or phone (col-
lect) -Settforth, or 867, Goderieh.
THE
E PHONE
ITAL THEATR.
Now—Yvonne De Carlo, in "Salome, Where She Dancee Technicolor
Monday, Tuesday ,and Wednesday—
George Raft, lloan Bennett, Vivian Blaine and Peggy Gat•iier
at the snop of a garter'
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.--
. Dorothy Lainour, Eddie Bracken and Gil Lanib
Paramount's tropleal paradise of adventure, 1,ove, laughter
and sarengs. Done, in fdll Technicolor .
"RAINBOW ISLAND
Coming=--Rette Davis, in "The Corn Is Green."
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Coupons now -Valid are butter 116
to 12; sugar 46 to 62, preserves-, 432
M eoupong ,good for the purchase. of
meat Will become valid at . the rate
of one each -week except in the first
week following the announcement .of
rationing, when one coupon becOmes.
valid dn Monday and .the -other on
Thursday. After the first week one
SI coupon ,will become valid each,
MILERS ARE ASKING
Q:" ----As a farmer may .I sell meat to
my neighbor, also • a farmer, for his
own consumption? ,
A.-1'es. However, you must collect
coupons from your neighbor at, the
rate of one coupon forldur pounds.
Q.—If I buy meat from a packer do
have my slaughter quota cut' down?
surrender couPonS Tor. the Meat- You
pnrchase in this ,way.
Q.—Why. is liver. included hi the' list
of rationed meat?
A.—Because meat is rationed to cut
do.) n,t„he meat constUnption, so all meats
rationed.' Liver comes in the list
.of "fancy 'meats" ando many of the
fancy meat8 are _ruseein the making
.0.—May 'I use tokens iTE-Iin,y butcher
Meat tokens are' good 'for
the purchase of meat in any place in
Q.—What exemption do , :get far
-• A.—The exeMption fourpouncis of,
meta- for every ;member of your ..family.
Over that amount you are -required .to
sUrrender one coppon for every two
pounds' of meat. This must' be sur-,
rendered .at the time you send in the,
declaration you receive from the man-.
agement. "of the cold storage establish-
ment where you own a ldeker, You
will have to surrender onlY up to fifty
per met. of the total peat •coupons in
1„;ation books held by your household.
.4,)ttestians on any- regula.tions of the
Wartime *Prices and, Trade troard• will,
be answered -if submitted to ,the In-
formation Branch, Wartime Prices' ann.
Trade-Toard, Federal Building, London,
SCIIEDULII PURSUANT TO THE
"THE CARPENTRY' INDU6TRY
(Effective from July 17th, 1-940,
CANVASSERS ARE' HOPEFUL
The canvassers who undertook tp
solicit ,donations Qoderich for the
annual Salvatien Army campaign" are
receiving sympithetic receptigns, and
are hopeful- of• collecting ,at least as
midi. as was confirlbuted- last year.
Mr. Rollinson is in .charge of
the eattpaignAn ,,the, Auburn. district
and •Mr. K, K.. DaWson at Dlingannon.
'Pie officers of the ,Goderich ogres will
do the canvassing in Blyth and Clinton.
The ',Campaign .ceintinue •te the
end of next week, -
Carpentry Industry--Goderich Zone. ••
New,
Made—May 22nd„ 1945.
Filed7May 29th, 1945, 4.40 .p.m:
pi'der-in-bouncil, "approved by the
Honourable the Lieutenant -Governor,
agreed. to hy a proper and :suificient
representation of tbe employers, and
'employees engaged In the said induntry
within the said sone; '
POP the recOmmendation ot the
Ileneurable the Minister bf°
Ole Coutolitt,ee ot Connell. advise that
annexed here ehall.be in force during
Pleasure within the said zone and shalt
be binding, upon: the employers{ -and eln-
SCHEDULE PURSUANT TO VIM.
INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
FOR Tilg CARPENTRY INDUSTRY
IN THE GODERICII ZONE .
, Hours of Labour .
1. The regular working periens ,for
all employers and employees in the
Carpentry Industry be as follows.;
(a) A regular working week shall not
exceed forty-five hours employ-
ment to be performed during the
regplar working days. (Clause b.)
A regular working day Shall not
exceed nine hours employment to
be performed on Mondays, Tues-
days, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays between. the hours of 7.30
Whereas pursuant to the provisions,
of The Industrial Standards Act, It.S,O.
1937; • Chapter -, 191, the Minister ef
Labour' has designated all work um:tally
performed by carpenters and joiners
in connection with the 'construction,
erection, repair, remodelling er . alter-
ation. of the-whele or any -part •of . any
building or structure, .except mainteri-
anee- repairs to the buildings .and
PremiSes used in• the operation Of a
manufacturing, industrial or servtce
institution (including the minor in-
stallation's or alterations which are in-
cidental to the maintenance of. such
buildings and premises) • when . per-
formed by the regular employees of
such manufacturing, industrial or ser-
vice r institution,.: as the Carpentry
• And whereas the Minister•of Labour
has designated' the Town of Goderich
and -the suburban area lying- gdjacent
thereto and lying within a *line drawn.
as follows: ComMencing at tr point on
the shore ef 'Lake Huron between Lot
1 Lake 'Division and Lot A Colborne
Township; :then eaSterly_follewing the
north boundaries Of Lots A and 13 to
the read between Lots 13 and D; thence
South on the last ,ntentioned•• road to
the road between. Lots D and 0 ; thence
easterly'betweet Lots 0 and D to the
road 'alloVvance • in. Lot E; thence fol-
loWing the road hi Lot E sontheasterly
to Lot I. between Concesslons 2 and --3;
thenCe following the last mentioned
road to the boundary between Lots 1
and 2 in Concessions 2 and 3; thence
across Concessions 2 and 1 to the
'Maitland River in Colborne Township;
thence following the Maitland, River
land ConeesSion in Goderich Township;
westerly between Lots 2 and. 3 and
Lots 106 and 107 in the Maitland Con-
cession to a line 'between Concessions
2 and 3 in Goderich Township; thence
north on a line het*een• Concessions "2
and 3 to- the boundary between Lets
2 and' 3 ; thence westerly between Lots
Lake Survey to .the shore of Lake
Huron; thence following 'the shore line
northerly to the place of commencement.
at the northwest corner of Let A Col-
borne Township, as a zone for the
said industry, to be knonw hereafter
as the poderich 'Zone;
And whereas a 'petition from repre-
sentatives of eniployers and employees
in the "said industry within the Gode-
, rich:Zone was reeeived by the Minister,
who . thereupon authorized an In-
dustrial. kandards Officer to convene
a conference of the einployers and em-
ployees' in the said industry in accord -
ante -with .-frral for the • imposes- of
And whereas -such eonferenet •was
' duly held 'and has submitted -to the
to section 7 of the Act; .,
•And Nthqretts the schedule has been
approved by the Industry lied' Labour
And whereas such schedule has been
'approved by' the -.Minister af Labour
A: SECOND TIME
For the second time in IWO mont14,
Dunbar's general store and postoffice
at Ethel has.been entered by thieves:
*Last Saturday -night a 100-peund bag
of brown sugar and, a quantity of
cigarettes Were stolen. Entrance was
Made by "jimmying" the front doe:r.
On the other occasion bonds and
cash Were °. taken. .The • bonds were.,
found later in a rural mail box. • They
• Provincial Constable Frank Fox and
.County Constables Gordon Deyell and
Charles ;Salter are invektigating.
Bowel Complaints
- of Children
Duting the hot suntiner and early
• fell months most ehildren, and
especially thoSe,teething, are stihjeCe
Ififaertum and other, bowel com-
livery mother should keep a bottle
.• of Dr. Fowler's 11xtiaet of wild
tec.tion. against sudden attacks df
these troubles.
Don't experinient with new arid
untried remedies. Consider your
ebild health. - 'Get ',Dr. Fowler 's "
. thousands of Canadian mothers. dur.
Jug the past 94 years it, has been. on
the market.
Get the genuine "Dr. Fowler 'Is."
,The T. Milburn Co., to., Toronto, Ont.
THE -PICK OF TOBACCO
It DOES taste ,
goad in a pipe.
ever, (Ming, te the nature of the
work. it 'cannot veaSonably be per-
formed during the regular working
.perieds aerenty-tre Cents per
labiar for the, first eight 'hours oVy.
dollar and fifty ;cents ixtr hour, un-`
player authorizing the Perforreane0
Shrift 'VVOlit.
5, (1). Where the work of ally Igo.
ject is being carried. on. in two or %age
shifts,. the emploYeeS Broil lie deemegt
to be einployed during a regular work--
ing day, providtd that they- work Wit
tour hour"period and are net en:VI:Wed
elsewhere ,while so engaged, iu shift
Work, on nignt shifts shall be ,paid 'at
the rate of seveuty-five cents per hour,
and- shall recefve nine bourn regular
pay for-eigla hours Work. (ouuse
Minimum Rate of Wages
2'. The minimum rate of wages for
all work performed in the said ht-
dustry during the regular" working
Periods as defined in section 1 shall be
seventy-five cents per hour. (Clause e.)
Overtime Work
3. Any work performed at any time,
other than during 'the regular working
periods as defined in -section one, and
any work performed on Sundays -or on
the 7foltowing. holidays, namely, New
Year's Day, Good Friday, Dominfon
Day, Labour Day, Thanksgiving Day
and 'Christmas Day, shall be•deemed to
be overtime work. (Clause e.) •
Minimum Rates of Wages for Overtime
4.,The miniraum rates of wages for
all overtiine work.i performed in the.
said industry Shall be as follows: -
(a) Ordinary overtime work -performed
on Saturdays or during a (three-,,
hoer period immediately following
any other regular' working day—
. ' orte,dollar and twelve and one-half
' cents per hour.
(b) Work performed
at night when;
'43) In all cases gov,erned. by sub-
sections 1 and 2 no 'overtime work shall
be 'required or permitted. (ClauSe I.)
6. The Advisory Committee appointed
by the Minister may AZ a special mini-
mum rate of wages lower than the
regular minimum rate -far -any eMpleyee
who is handleapped and mety issue an
overtime permit at special minim=
rates of wages. (Clause lt.)
(1)
(2)
NOTE
.A.pprentices shall be governed by
the provisions of ,The Apprentice-
ship Act and the regulations pup.
silent thereto. ,v
Every person who is in any way
engaged in any industry shall, in.
sb far- as he personally PerforMs•-
work in such industry, be deemed -
an emplOyee, and, in no far as he
empiays another -person, or is the
, proprietor 61 a shop, or business
either alone or in partnership. with.
another person, be.- deemed an
' 'employer.
"(3). A.uthorization for evertime. herein
provided not deemed to"' mean
those provided for by. The Hotira,
of •Work and "Vacations with PO:.
Act or/and the reguiatiOns pur-
MINIM
,The Understanding Heart
that ..1.1r,ngs new hope to shattered lives
. • To the girl or young woman beguiled by the lures of.eity life, The
Salvation Army offers protection and encouragement. , -
In its Iteceiving Homes, Maternity Homes, and Childien's Homes,
mothers and babes receive a compassionate weleome and experienced
To meta, women or children V:ictimized by weak-
ness or misfortune, the underitanding heart of
The 'Ahoy brings new hope and opportunity. -
!The Salvation Army needs pur helpl Grve
generously when your canvisser calk.
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