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'Phone NO:7-00We 343W. lieAse 3483
Gioderich.
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Phone 783W Itattenbury St. E.
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On Sunday aftennbOA, annivers-
ary
,
Ot -Day, approximately 125
LegionnaireslrOin Zothe C-1 of the
Canadian 14eglen, were in attond-
ance at the anOUal.. SPring,, zone
Meeting, •helxl in. the Legion Hall
011 '104004. itreet. 1\1011 item of
bufiltne:VJ:ks the election •of officers,
for the:ensuing OM year#, Results
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INSUMINCE '
MCKILLOP •MUTUAL FIRE IN-
- alliANCE CO, - Mirth and
4solated town_ property 'insured.
PrestdentoChris. Leoub.ardt, Born-
holm; , -Vice-President, 'Hugh -
,ander, Walton; Mgr. And Secy-
Treas., M. A:Reid, -Seaforth
•" Directors Chris. 'Ieonbardt:
13ornlie1m; Hugh, Alexander, Wal-
ton; Sam. H. Whitmore, ,;Seaforth,
FL 3. Trewartha, Clinten;- Robert
Archibald,- Seaforth; John H. Me-
Blyth3 Frank, McGregor,
Clinton .;''John L. Malone, Seaforth;
' Harvey Fuller, Goderich.
Agents=jolur 451 --Pepper, Bru
field, R.R. 1; George A. Watt, Blyth,
R.R. 1; 'R. Finlay AlcKercher,,
Dublin, R.R. 1; J. V. Preuter,
Brodhagen; Selwyn Baker, l3rus• els- •
• Policy -holders, can make all pay-
ments and get their cards receipted
at the Royal:Bank; Clinton; Keith
Cutt's ..Grecery, Kingston Street,
Goderich,
DONALD IILFZE
EXPERIENCED. dtmolsurdmit,
Lleensepl for Counties ,or, Hump
and ' Brdee s •
RIPLEY, PIi9NE, 49
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calling Phone 208, Clinton.
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Hari7 ,Edwarris,'Goderich,
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were. as follows: Past -zone coin.
malider, McDonald, Anew:dine;
ton ; .01OPOtY 'Zone commander, B.
Shaw, BrusSela;, zone' Secretary, to
be appointed; zone treasurer, 11,
$, Turner, Godeeela, •
Col., 'Fitzgerald l''of .Orangeville,
Provinelal ,1st was
the guest, speaker, ,In; his r4markS
he outlined' thenlendid..Werk being
done by the•LegiOn Service Bureau,
concluding Ilis. interesting address
'by Wiling opt at Counntinism. 1:11s•
trict Commander T. • Masters of
Stratford and "Scotty" .Forbes,
Legion Service Bureati officer, also
spoke briefiy.,
At,"the ebncittaion Of the Meetin'a
Col„.Fitzg.erald deposited, a „wreath
on tile cenotaph in Court House
Park. • ,
ST: OEORGIE'S ,
The- regular- I meetifir-- of Si.
George's, W.A. was held in the
guild room on Tuesdayafternoon,
with. the President, Mrs,,F Hunt,
inthe chair. Ti meeting..., was
.opened by the president with prayer
and the Litany, and Mrs. Wilson
'read the Scripture -from, St. John's
G_ospel, c1iapter.14; .. Mrs, Tarr, who
attended the WA. annual meeting,
brought, ' back an inspiring and
thoughtxrove.king ..i.teport which
was ontilijoyed, ilnd appreciated
by
all -members present, A hearty
vote of thanks was ageorded • to
Mrs.. Farr, and the president elbsed
with prayer. • Tea was., served by
Mrs. Riley and Mrs. Shore,
•
11R. F. J. R. FORSTER, EY/0,
EAR„ NOSE, THROAT
Late House 'Surgeon Ne-, York
Ophthaltnic and Aural Hospital,
—n-assista4tat ,249,90fie1d Eye Hospital
and7GeItleirSquare7tfilear--Mirgtol;--'
London; Edgland.
EYES TESTED, GLASSES
SUPPLIED •,
53 Waterloo Street S,, Stratford.
'Telephone -267. •
Next visit Bedford liotel,s. Gode-
rich, Wednesday, May 110.,. 1949,
at g p.m., til). 4.50 p.m.
ago;imommiPso
att. aynor
Licensed Auctioneer. Sales
-concluded anywhere . •
For information write or ,
- phone 787J, Goderich (collect),.
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DENTAL .
.'11VRON CQ UNTYS FORMOST VfrEEICLY
DERiCII, ONTARIO TIURSDAY, 1VAY 12th, '190
Have-rit --renewed- yonrstb-Scrip:-
tion. to The Signal -Star for 1949?.
A Jure audience ;WO present in
`10Ythrsti•Tet 'Unlied •04(40131,.en Vrl-
0,47,...0yening for the concluding ses-
sion of the four day Hnr0,13,-*CeOuty
Festival of , Music, In .which. "ap-
proximately. • f,CtUrt,e,e4.'.11,101.ara
pupils, of 'urban and rural schools
had partieipated; . •
. .The -adjudicator, ,W. Reginald
Ow, -.highly praised.the work being
4020 , by ow *we, §upeto$00,
throughout :: the county. The 're -
SOW as denionStrged by the .child.
voxi were highlrereditabiO, he-Sald,,,
and 'there - were ',VOX 01'003'00g
vocal and instrntnental soloists.' .'''
Mr. Peen., '.told The Signal-Staf
that -he ,. was , disappointed there
were not more adults in the yOpil
classes. • All over.'the Provffice
these .eutries 'in festivals are fall-
ing off,:he•Said, and it was regret-
table. He stressed the benefit to
be .obtained from constructive ad-
judication:i, He .Saw' a 'great' ini-
PrOethent.An music in the rural
schools. Referring to Bach music, be
,remarked thatmanypeople are not
"All organ. Gardeners" —Ross qrich, Clinton,
partliti to it, and. added, 81% ;- 'John Shaddick, Londesboro,
ISIS nattirPY‘ want Bach; all. goo4 - Si ; Allan Taylor, Grand Bend, 80.
organists. do. ' • - - Others competing,: Larry Powell,
• '
G.C.I. Vocalists ' ' *1 ' Clinton; Paul Linkl..ateri •Goderich;
'.A:fter hearing the students of
Goderich Collegiate Institute Murray Wilson, Goderbilf; •Jaek
• sing
Thom, Goderich; Kenneth. Gilkin-
in trios, girls'• charts and ' as a •son,•~Winghare,;'J. C. Durnin, Dun -
mixed choir, Mr....tieen said it was
a fine thing to see'lfinsic beinggannon; Arthur Dickson,4Goderich.
carried on to the Collegiate. When ClaSs- 55, boy's ,.vocal solo, rural,
(14 years and under)„ •"In'. Fin -
public scchildren come to full fruition in the land.," in which ,the contestants
hooli •he said, it is a iall$- were told they 'were very inter -
take -that - the iliStritetion ig- not
in esting,'?' was won by Ken Wilson,
continued in. the C011egiates.
some -Ctillegrates'llttle or nothing of SaltfOrd, with 81. Others in.
- the • tnals . were...-. ii.emieth Holmes;
is being done and he- felt that
in,' 019 .tfirrte...91010....'' -• rich, $0
- ' . Winghani, 80%; Fred -Durst, G.ode-
1/2; Les11e, Hailana, Luck--
music should be made. a subject
now, 80; Billy 'McCarthyo Goderich,
• He hoped the day, "watird come
When; 'the Collegiate institute here 80. Other contestantswere Gera lt
would clevelop. not only ,a glee ••elith Tebbvitt, Clinton; Bobby Young -
but also an !ore estra which' he tonRanald—Webb,-G,rand 13end
blut, • Aubtoi.; Gearge Lote,..WalL
-;--;
,considered---a-a-Jhealth.g.....an,„.e.tere-
as rugby or- baseball:• . -.._ : -. - -Ronald Sfeepei. Goderich, 70._ ,
'
Men's Chorns. , ' *
The -presentations ef--the:-Tollovr,--•- .'
• : •• .,.
"You are very much to be con- ink awards Were made Friday even-
gratulated.. in having such a • group
of, Men willing to get together to . Pictures, donated by NTS. G.
sing."' he . told . the audience after 'Whaley,. for the youngest •solo coin -
listening to the Goderich -05-6ifs petitor at the Festival. Presented
vocal chorus. conducted by ?tr. to Sandra: Merrill, Clinton, • four
-George Buchanan with Mr. Joe old. Locket and „_ braCelet, donated by
Relly_at... the 'piano. ".•Enthusiasm.
victoria 'n Home and •School. _.Club;-
singing. There wasomething tell
and .'interest -were-,-,shown in their
fur girls' Vocal •so-17,-;-'erd.:SITir.":"Pirei:
ts-
_lug , and thrilling'!__abont,: thea." I sented by .Mrs. George Borgia to
Jam:tette -Beuermant, Waltone81,
, The, male choir of twentyAive
voices sang "Rolling Down- to Rio'' Cash , prizes $2.50 each, donated
and "Weigh Choral,? -and received b' Dr. J.. A. .Grata.m, for piano
81. 'did- 83 =irks. The Men list- duet, Class 21. Presented by- Mrs:
ened attentively -to Mr. Geen's kinvil- E. Jess,oP to Corinne Cranston and
ly• And --instructiVe criticisms. jane
y, Ford, 81. .
. .
1 , Presentation to Mrs. McDougall. - Friday Affernoon Session, -
A feature of the evening was the Urban sChOols !Were the contest -
presentation of a gift of crystal ta Ants in the Friday afternoon ---'-
Mrs. J. G. McDougall., Festival sion,.hi which,botle-piano and -oCal
president ,from the-Goderielf Music music. was heard.
Club. The addresswas given by Beverly, Boyes,. . Clinton, was
,
'Mr. • J. A. Snider,_ who' said ,that awarded :the highest 515rks,"81„ in
•Mrs.,IVIeDougall haa been a moving 'class 4, piano solo, (9 years • and
spirit in prothoting the Festival for under), "Toro, Toni, the Piper's
he fist 'seven years., Mary Curry Son." Runners-up. with 80 . marks
presented the gift, main' eApress- were Carel Ann Zimmerman; Gode-
ing-" her appreciation 'Mrs, Me- rich, and IleVerly- Carefoot, (lode=
Dougall spoke of the diffierde Arst; 'kith, with 80.--narkS-,--- Margaret
years, but the Festival had broad- 'Grange, Auburn.78; Alarguel'ite
ened out each year successfully. Lyon, Auburn, 71.
Her *efforts had been amply repaid, Class '5, ,piano solo (10 years and
she said,-. by the co-operation and under), •"March of the Gobliii*--
assistance she had received. She. Corinne .Cranston, 81 ; Mary Curry,
X, : •
graciously thanked all who -had .in 80.; Joanne Hodgins, Blyth, 701
any way helped to make the Pestiv- Patricia..Henderson, Gifilerich, 70 :
ar a suCcesS,' and cOncludod with Blaine- Grainger, Zurich, 77.; Bever -
7, • • ' '
AlindiSPetiV-Ihat it -should be con- 13' Bowra, GoderiCh, 0:
tinted. . • , .i -.. ' Class 6, piano solo 111 years 'and
14-1-: --Jr-41:•-•.- Kinkead,..-whor.-walk, .under), "G'Avotte- in F nainor":---
Margaret MaeDoniild; Ocidelieli;'82';'
'chairman, 4for the. •evening, thanke
Mr. Geen on behalf of the con- Betty Mathieson, Goderich, 80 ;.
Robert DOckstader, Goderich, 791,4 ;
testatits'for-.11s, kind criticisins and
helpful suggestions, and assured Jan Griffiths, .-..1313-th, • 70; Mavis
.
him of, the good wishes of the "Steep, Clinton, 78. .
"This is the hardest decision .1
•Music Club, and of the community.
evening for have had to tnal.ce,' •the adjudicator
Mr. Geen left that to adju.exclaimed after hearing fourteen
Niag-ara.,...Ealls, dicate at a
Festival' there.. girls, 14. years and tnder. front
Friday Morning" Classes .
urban centres, sing 'Has • Sorrow,
.. '•
TThy You,ng Days Faded." • *Ruth
The Friday Morning session ,.ef
. trockstader, of Goderich, was
awarded 81 marks: Other finalists.
•were : Joyce ' Hawkins, Clinton,
•801/2 ;' 'Nancy Wilmot, Goderich,'
-80%; Catharine Mad:Coned,- CiOde-
rich, 80; Janice, Argyle, Goderich,
80, Other conipetitorS were:. "Jean
Snell, 'Barbara.' Hillis, Karen ,iiiddz
all of -SeafOrth; ,Jeanette Melelis;
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Visitors 'Welcome
87 West'St., Phone 57,4-er
-above Agpew Surpass Store,
e..
Plione .1199. -932tf
the Festival opened 'With class 50;
giOs veva]. 'Sop, rural; (P "Tefirti
and under), -41.4.tish Bye 13shYp"
In 'whleh ••Jannette, Beuermann„,01
W414211, was winner .of , the; highest,
marks, :81. -.Chosenq for the 'finals
4100 Were Faye Love, Walton,- 80%;
Phyllis Ann Fear, Brussels, 8W/2;
Ann .'MacKay, Kinttul, 80,;• •Donna
Ecr0.‘rison, Goderieh, 80. Other
competitors were Loreen, Wray,
Wingham; Elsie. Essex, Goderich;
Lorna. Ann Barrie,: Illyth3'. Sandra
'Merrill, Clintoii; Hilda .Hicits,'
Goderich.; Gait Godfrey, Goderich.
.01ass.. 3, Piano 'solo,, (8 years
and under), "Little Miss- A.Iuffet"
--Victor Co3.741a, Clinton, 80; Carol
A.11in, Goderich, 771 Ann Myers;
Goderich, 70.
Class 21, piano duets. (10 -years
and under), "Rustic Dance"—
Corinne Cranston 41.1:14., Jayne Ford,
Geolerieh,81; HelenniPridham and
Marilyn Elliott, Goderich, .$0.
Boy's vocal solo, rural, (9 years
and under), class .03, "News for
Betty ,Woolftey, ..„both of Clinton;
'Ann Morritt, Aletty Tait, Blytir;
jean Rutherford, *Shiela Gallow;.
Goderich, • •
Piano solos (Bach),.,..'%innet in
Q pinor"-john' McDougall, 'Op(10-
4.14eellbe'r8J;D'IleclEttletaIldeew'r,tteetneXi?Ill.ell;n: 38°0:;
L,aurine MacDonald, Goderiek
80;-
DorQthy Marie Enzefisberger, Sen -
forth, . 76'; illargueritO, .;*40p,
.Auburn 75.
'...ireci)1: duet (14 years and r ender),
'"Begone, Dull — Patricia
yidean and Lois Hutchins, Gode-.
rieh,.. 81; Gw.endolYn;CliriStie, Mar-
ion Chamberlain;- SettfOrth, 801/41
Marie Refausse, Gwen Griffiths,
Clintee, 80; Ruth Dowooder,
Nancy Wilmot,, ,Goderich,. $0 ;''Ken
neth , Irene Turnbull,
Grand Beed,.. 79%. Others of the
fourteen contestants, were below
tliis mark.
.The 'Goderich Collegiate double
trio on • Friday evening, were
awarded 83 marks' after • singing
"Lo, Hew a Rose."
Class 86; girl's vocal solo (21
years Sod. under)—Marietta Stip,
gel; Dungannon, 80; Phyllis 'Mc;
Cool, Londesboro, 78. " Class 01, tenor solo, "Tale the
High Road with a Sone -7 -George
Cooper, Clinton, 81.
--Class 88, Collegiate mixed
.chorus, "Sfeab Away" and ."Fairest
Lord Jesus"--Goderich . Collegiate !
•
instittite, 82 and 84,
Class 40*. note vocal chprts,
1.),OWn to RIO!Atia "WeiSh
t31 and 83...
• AWardt.i. Presented • .4
The following presentations wer
*tide on Priday, evening:
Educational ,schOltirShiP,• $25,
deflated, by the' „Qederieh Elevator
gu.A. Trf1.00t- Co., for -Teeal'
solo; claSSeS. 70 and OZ Presented
by George Parsons to Shirley Pear-
son, Grand Bend, $2. -
f4s,4 Pr#es, .$1, donated by.
01,nton Lions Club, for the winners
chosen ',from clariSea c, '27; and '28.
Presented. by a. H. :'XinUe4d to
Piano 'Curry and
Jayne Ford:, GOderAeb.
Gash Prig% •$,1Oi denate4-hY Minss
G. George; for ,junior piano,;
classes,
1, 2,-8, and '4. Presented by Nfisti
George to, Pant •Wllsen (7 years),
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