HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1949-06-23, Page 4DNESDAY, UNE 290:
AT- •.
Court tiOuse • - Park
7 --,hildren's and Pets''Parade:
dor beat costumes and beet decorated conveyances- con-
taixli'mg pets.
riARADE LED'1317 GILL?''. BUGLE m$AND
GAMES! FISH POND ! MUSIC!
REFRESHMENTS!
;Under auspices of Maple Leaf. Chapter,
Chf: SPAIN IES
,:,A,F-_ER, LQNG !P -'11.1/1°Z -
Cornelius Spain,. • Horton _ street,
abm:Ebbed his alarm "-clock Tuesday.
•ntrhi7iing an enjoyed a sleep until
11. a.M. For years • he had been* ac-.
euston ed,tA. rising between 6 and.
;1: a.ni:, on week -days, but Tuesday
morning'it'•was differeat:-It-inarked
the beginning. of • his retirement
• after thirty-one years ofcontinuous'
service in the • train service depzrrt-
mexit of -the 'C.N.R: and he was. de-
,termined ' to test :•• Sir Barry
Lauder's theory.• that' "`It's nice to
get up in the • morning; but,eit's'
nie'e; to lie in,j'one bed:" -. • •
Mr - Spain. commenced. duty with
061444. ary
MRS. SYDNEY J. SMITH.
The ()ath oee irred at Howell,
Xi h„ ,on.' May 29tilr of Drs. Sydney
Sn i1 a f ter 'au Hitless; of several
months. • yrs,; Smith 'vas born
' Sfty�.seven year's ;.ago , at Yonges
'SLilts:.:(lnt;,
her maiden name bein
Katherine 'Jury 'Ferguson. She„ VvaS
Married at'Detroit i.o July, 19.37, to
Sydneyd'ohn s'Smith, Mr. Smith is
Yi couSin.of Rev.' Andrew Bunt and
Rev. Gordon 'Butt and'he and Sirs.
Smith spent several stinibiers at tbe
Old Butt home on the Maitland con.-
eessiOn of Co1>aorue tbwuskrip., and
made mann friends• there. 'Their
ligtiie `t�ra's. at Detroit before *mov-
ing to Howell tWo yed•rs 'ago. Rev.
Andrew 'Biit't conductedthe fun-
eral service Hstveii
Methiodisi church'.' '
ARS. Q N J..IANSDii.•
mass. ata .aOn J y. Rev*� 4tt. l: Y Glee-
son,
'l e--..
son• °Tae pallbearers were George:
4umby, William aid • i atthew
Sproul, Patrick Keianedy,' Tennant
Drennan and Peter Spaiu, , Inter.
{cent was in the Colborne R.C.
,cen1etery,. -
The death,~ of Jrs, Elizabeth
fanser'•, Britanni'a road',: -occurred
,: , r
on .'Staxada.5 nilfruing A1e
ln' xand.a
r
Hospital ,Tin. _her_. dight* third year:
Mrs. Aianser was born , in Perth
-countty, Viand after ber marriage to
Jolin J, •Manser continued to reside
in, Perth ' and later in Goderich•
township until the death, of,her
husband in 1929, • whets " she
came to Goderich to reside with.
her eniy,,daughter, .the late Mrs,.
Endow Aitken. • She was • a Member
of Victoria street United . Church,
Sheds survived'` by a brother, Simon
Hewitt, of Tisdale, Sa'sk.,-and.t%o
grandsons, Kenneth and Howard
Aitken, of Goderich, The ,:funeral
service at the Wheeler funeral home,
on Tuesday afternoon was con-
ducted by Rev..L. H. Turner,'of
Victoria street .nited Church. 'In-
terment • was in Maitland cemetery,
the ;cbMplunitx. NRvenihers
1893,.' he marries, Tefsa OUlleY
tied 'iu• 1943, ,thee a ieb -ted° their.
golden* wedding Anniversary'.' Sur• :
viving, besides hia wife, are folrr.
sons, George o2 Godericl>, tot :14118,
"S9'illiana ;of Sarg1a, 'H•oward and
Canaan of CVO -borne .irowush p, and
one daughter, Luella (Mrs, Stanley
Van'Stone,),, of " Colborne township,
`Sur.viving tiltio are-foolt-
H.,. P ,,ASHBROOK. ^ ehildrexi • and . eight great -grand-
' A native if Plyniiluth, "•England, ,chlidren, The funeral;, tvhicl , utas.
but, for forty-three yeah a res held :from his •late re'sidene
dent of Goderieh, Henry r:..Lash Saturdk, June 10, Watf4 Very largely
brook died at iris hone, Wilder
street, on Saturday, June 111th, in
his eightieth year. Mir. 'Lasbl»ioQk
arrived, in Goderich froul England
in .1906 and had lived'' here ever,
since, being , emplciyed for the
greater part f ; the time with the
'God�ericii_ Organ • .i'eigiarty• .
'Survived by his -wife.. the. fiiriner
Elizabeth- Daidgou -1 daughter,- Mrs...
Lillian Lashbrook, a grandson, :and a
granddaughter; Ali of Toronto-, two
'isters in England and a' brother at
Vancopve'r:. He..-w,as a member of
',England,
a
the 'Church, of_ and the
funeral service at -the Cranston
funeral home on' Tuesday, June
14th, was conducted by the rentor
of St. Geoi'ge''s Church; Rev. B. H:
Farr. Interment was in Maitland
cemetery, the pallbearers being 0.
Tweedie, H. C. Dunlop, R. Lanxou,
Jas. Curson, C. Nivins and Wm.
Mfisgrove. y -
31IC1„T',AEL STApLETON
_ - After a _short illness,. the f death -
the C,N.R. in 1944, but for a three- of • Michael Stapleton, Regent street,
,rear period .he was not with the occurred .in Alexandra 'Hospital, bn
- .8,,,,,, Returning. in. 19,18 the Thursday •night,..June. ;6t4; -at th6.
serxed.,until ;this_.week. ;ka.:eompiete age-- of eighty sears.. A • s'on of
a, period 'of thzrty-one-contuiu_
. -ous 1Xehaalfthd A-Targaret-:: t; a,.S,tapl
years of. 'service to earn- his retire-
went. • Actuai'ty ••he was-- ,,with the
-O.N.R;.-forty,two ` years,. but it Is
only the continuous, uninterrupted.
years of 'service that count on ob-
"nin stir n nsion. ' Olt
Monday. b.N , fellow -employees
presented .: him with a table lamp
,to mark the occasion.
ton; deceasedoAvas a native of Ire-
land,_. coming to Canada fifty-nine
years' ago, .and ''fey "tire past -thirty
eight years he" had lived riff Gode-
rich. . For a time: he was -employed
,at,-.the.•plant. of the Goderich Salt.
works. He wasa member- .of St.
Peter's: Church and is survived by
two- sisters, Miss Catherine. Staple-
:ton:- and "'Mrs. Margaret- Black, -both'
"of Goderich. The funeral : took
lyni * N.Y.; .has returned home .after place ' on: Monday -morning 'from
vi ting -with .I�er coiisiii Miss' Eva! Brophey's funeral home.. to 'St.
mith; .Elin' avenue. • - Peters Church, wheret' quiem "high
MRS.. FEED HARRISON'.
Mrs. Fred- Harrison, formerly
Slisan Jane Amy, a much, esteemed
reside.pt: of • •Qnondaga township,
Brant w county, . died at. her home
on Jui'ne ' 11 in Mier eighty;fqurth
year. She was the eldest . daugh-
ter of, the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Amy, sr., of Goderich toAnship,
and after 'her mar-riage-•,to---31r..
Fred Harrison went with her hus-
band to live air --•-farm ''in ' Upon.
.daga' township; where she lived
ttiitil her death. She was a „;de
voted member .of the . Onondaga,
tJnited. Church anfra. teacher .in the
Sunday..school, always attending:'
when health permitted i
, She 5 sur-
vived by a sorrowing hu btiud',• one
son, Wiliialn, of Preston, and a
aughter,' Minta; teacher of^''Cains-
ville public school; . also by one
brother ' and - t*o sisters, William.'
"Amy'of Brantford, Mrs. Emma•
CQalwell of Ggcierich tow riship and
Mrs. •Elia :Norris of Brantford; One
son, Emmerson .,toy, predeceased
her. The funeral service was held
at the Beckett funeral •home, Brant-
ford, and •interment v.,•sis in, -P'leak
an•t Hill cemetery,- Onondaga., The
pallbearers:^arnd wet. -bearers were
nephe`a s -:of_ the deceased ' "'The
.many beautiful &Oral tributes- ztlid
.cards, of -sympathy. testified to the
esteem ie which -Mrs. Hsristn--w_ pis
`held..•
period' la 210,4 141,1„. awl ,year
the Hain() tor' the :Disabled at
Wookel9'f.-.Sask,, : he was eared tot
b7 ;his mether. D'1s courage tB
and cheerful _Attitude throughout
his disability wqn hiininant.
friends, The funeral service was
lietd at the. Lutheran Church at
South Star on Tuesday, gay 3Xgt,,
acid watt conlueted by . Rev. A.
Stillier '.of Stair •Oity, assisted by
fr. Illidebr 6, pa-stOr.. Of Cha
onesS. spoke ►n "The
,Resu►rrectipn,'; lringiug a Comfort -
message to; ,the _he?reaved, Miss.
Ai: Tope; who, 'had often -'visited.
attended.- Rev. S, E;" Hayward con- and sung, for.. George • dilriitg his
Meted the service and Isaac Tabb •illness, sang* •by request No
and Loren Pentland sang: a duet, appointment in Heaven.". ether
"Some' Day the Silver Chord •,Will: 'hymns ging Were "R,oe of . ►•yes,"
Brea." le .. onel',, .• Everett 'Jesus,"" "He' •Leadeth . Me"-, and
The pallbearers were six What it lf'r}end We Rave , in
an'George
nephews, Alex.. D y, Mrs '. Nygarrd
and ' George 'Feagan, Wm fowler, ."Abide with °':ile,"
ided_: at'the orgen„,,L l'attllearers
were. S . Williams pA. l�,ti r
rge-- ii.1 ' i -.. Ry -an.
and' .the- puny beautiful :•floral
tributes .were earriied. by eight
grandsons, , eith, ' Benson,., Harry,
Elwyn .and John- . Feagan; Verden
Vanstone, RicTiard" Parti •• and
Gordon Roetjuek, and two nephews,
George i ilsinger and Robert Men
1►ii11i#it:`� Interment- -`was .In. Col -
b me cethetery,•:
STAR CITY, •- Sask.—After suf-
fering from illness for over twenty
years, George A. White died at the,
home of his parents in Star City,.
Saskatchewan, on Saturday, ' May
28th., George., was born at ;Gode-
Nygurrd., B', Breecbel, J; (freaves,'
and N, tskjerpen, There were many
beautiful floral tributes; Burial•.
Was in -the ' Lutherti,ti. cemetery at.
South Star. , 'Sympathy ;is, `extended
and
to . 'the •• bereaved parents, , air. ad
, .
Ors, J. • 'white;, and sisters, Flbr
onee (Mrs.. John `• Broeekei)•, of
•Chagoness, and Roberta
Harold Broeckel) , of ; $ylvanla.
OLIFF, LOWERY LANDS
19 -INCH TROUT
Cliff Lowery. braight to the
Signal.Star office,„, on Wednesday
rich, Ontario, on April 5th, .19Q9, ' Afternoon . eyidence that there Fare
and clime to Chagoness with his
par.-enits as a small child. He later
attended ,Napoleon School. During
tbe siiring;af 1920 he was stricken'
with an illness that left him an
invalid; but although he was un-
able to, walk Or speaks his: mind
and memory were particularly ,Keen.
With -the- exception._;. _.:n- short ounds.
still some good rainbow trout 111,
the district° After' hesitating a
while- .about telling the spot where
he caught it,,aliff admitted it was.
at Forster's ': bridge on the. :11sxt-
land River. The trout , measured
19 inches from tip to tip and
weghed two , and . ,three-quarter
',You MUST` ' CHOOSE BETWEEN HIM AND HIS
OA�,(���.� U -E AND ,ME: AND MY 'PERSONALITY"..^
ANDREW, RE,ES QUAID
A patine of Cblborne tofi`t=;nship;
in • the person' of Ahdiew, ' Rees
Quaid, }taSsedaway in Detroit • on
Sunday; • June 12th,• in his sixty-
fotirtli year. • 'He had been ill ,over
a -year and on Christmas Day suf-
fered 'a' stroke. Just a week before
his . death he -fell; and broke his
hip 'and wasremoved to Bola.
Secours Hospital, Grosse ROiht; .- A
son of Robert and Frances Anon
Whitely Quaid, he _ was -_born at
Dunlop, going to Detroit forty years
ago' *and being . employed ' at the
Budd auto . plant for seventeen
years. He • was:.a Presbyterian and
a . member of . the Budd Square and
Compass CIub P. • and ° A:M. • 'He
s • . rri , thirt -five vear. ' a 'o
Tenders will be :received for a PressiiFFe
System, Toilets.and :all. Fixtures and Piping;
to be installed . in. pa 'field Public -School.
For information, apply to '
...tea.
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10 `a.m.', CALITBUMPIAN PARADE. ,
1 p.m. GODERIGN =SADDLE _ CLUB: FIELD DAY AT:
AG•RIVIL'i`O i AL PARK,
7 p.m. EVENING SHOW : OF 'S'ADDLE' CLUB AT ,
a' AGRICULTURAL PARK... • •
-
•.9,30 p.m: DANCIN!O AT THE "PAY:"
Super=S lnr oe
•
B�6cTTER'1P' _..
Guaranteed '2 :Testi'
For Host-.Poiiular'Caaa
• ...760W iditr
-', Geineronn trs4e-iia
3 ',.anc a for your old
ti�
:ass ,� OIU�q
to -Agnes - 'J Davidson of Belfast;
Ireland, and lived ever since .,at
1197=Lakeview ` avenue, Detroit.
Surviving are his .wife and two.
sons, -Robert ^S. and A Rees, and
qne daughter, Mr. Bud- White; all ..
of Detroit; two sisters, Mrs. ''N'or.
:-.,,��:�:�, � ,x,,., r;��, .�►.aur��:�oQl'er.�of. I<e:�•i?�g,',toaz.:�Me�,., '
*and Mrs. Oliver Cook, pf Goderich;
and. six grandsons. 'The' funeral
service on Wednesday afternoon,.
the 15th, -was ,,conducted at the
. a _ : Verpeyden funeral bore by mem-
bers of the F. ,and A.M. ' Rev. T:'
V. Mol.denke officilxted, The �pald-
bearers were Peter Reilly, 1111V
Hallman. Robert BradY1_,_Gre
. , I'elachilr, .Kenneth 'Lackey and
Charles Lloyd. Interment was in
"' the Acacia Park cemetery.
e rrliallot- couriir—.
�
ford strong, ,united Canada under the
jseshrsl.it Of Rt. Hou: :Louis St. Laurent
'•`f,CeTE FOR :GREATER' SECURITY, fa"r you and your fam iy
INDIVIDUAL SECURITY— Emptdymenf 'trade, income-'are,all at new -
high lev'els. Taxes' have"beenn reduced.. New factories, new
developments of oil, mineral rind other natural.resources are
creating more wealth, ;more jobs.
SOCIAL SECURI F Y -- The Y,iber�ils have put through all these social
benefits: Old Age Pensions, Pensions 'for the 'Blind, Family .
. tee, . Health Grants,"nem to ment
Ailornrances, �osplta�. and lea �, P y
- Ins Vance; Floor Prices under farm products. The
` ,icberal':.ci n xs na` i'l °= e tontrx "alit e --
i .: .:.. he lth inaiurance.
P`and co�xtr�,l�ut¢n'3''- a
en$10k1.e
YHATICRAtSECURITY —.The Atlantic .Pact
nat stl'essxon and,. war has the complete support
of all fiber lItr . ft Bo►». buiS StyLaitrent was •
,•orlo'o> lt» °frrt ard. 'trongest a .vo.ates,
g;anaaa eland$ ►iit+sd and toady, in coeperatlol t o '
of
,St~' cli: `
pibiGlrato riiatons, .to do hap. a ,
JOHN T'EAGAt
Jdhn ,Feagan, one et'' the most
highly ,respected • residents_ of Col-
-borne , ,townships,• • passed away at
pilon ai"-fiTe on urs, ay,
June 16, after a lengthy illness.
The deceased was in his-seveni<v-
ninth" year .and had lived aal. his
'�d'�,na,H . wa. he.
youngest $otv o • e a e - ain
Feagan and') Isabel (Cousins)
Feagan WAS. the last surviving
member of a 'family of eight, 'H.e
was a lifelong member of the'tlnited
C'htireh (formerly Methodist) atll}d'
for a number of year was super-:
• intendent of the Sundry school• at
lion Church. Ile .served for sever-
al years,on • the Colborne Township
Counci'I and wasalWays'; ready 'Eci
DANCE EVERY-F+RUIIAY- NIGH!
BAYFIELI PAVILION „•
FRANK ' TRAEER and his 'Orchestra
Dancinga0 p.m. -1. a'.m, 'Admission 75c
•�-h
fer•
-lull .
YOu1•l. make ' •ho mistake if, you elect Frank Traber and
bis Orchestra, to plat- for your -dancing..
Vote as you like --but vote _to go dancing election night,
Monday, -June 27th, Bayfield Pavilion: 1
Dancing, 10 p.m. to 1 am,. - Admission 75c
--ollcow-opt:n. ..oljq=dose= �-a:m. Tuesday.
Note: Returns of the flFederal election will 'he given from
- .bandstand during. dance. '•
• '.SPECIAL, ANNOUN'CEMENT ! -
BEGINNING: JULY lst till LAAOR DAY -
�a ed esdaYr F`'rld , 'and Saturday. Nights -
•Ba eld Pav�'Ttoa. '
t, yfi
• d ,. a Dance—Orchestra to be.
�G"ednesday _Night --a , Tym . •
announced. '
Itriclay;oud*Sibturdiuyerothro.pkancls,. Orchestra
A SAVING OP tF6,sO.1S EASE TO TkKE--That's why
It pays dividends to .."save sateIy" at Canadian Tire;
„would 'dost You at least $17.76 duplicate piicate this
quality, Powe() iicrloneliti=•in"atti 't•'nationally known.
brands. You'll ,get ""flash -action" starting. and plenty
of "zip" for lights, radio and other 'accessories, 16 -
Heavy Duty Plates"per cell --4r, PLATES IN ALL; '106
Amp. Capacity. 'REPLACE _ , NOW.—AT NEW. `LOW
CANADIAN TIRE PRICES! - •
THERE'S A MOR-.
POWER BAT-
T E Y
AT-TE-RY Filet
EVERY CSR,.
AND TRUCK -:
AT SI M,I'LAR
WO R T HWHILE
SAVINGS
Plus big trade-in
allowance f or
yokr old battery!
YOU SAVE WHEN . YOU SPEND --- AT C.• T. C.:
f. BUMPER
JACK ;..
• Screw -Type' `
De Luxe Drivers'
CUSHIONS
B #�i q,� t; coioriui':
fibi" t ave or art
leather,
''''0.:Y041 CONTY', °� • 'i.�
" + O•I N'A ' : WORE
YOUNG' ' MEN
INTERESTED IN .A
CAREER •
n Aiiirorce ,germline,
Officer•• will. visit :the
ODDER/Dr "NATIONA
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
in Tune 28th for the Pur-
pose ' of interviewing. ap+
npllc.nte.,..age •.17. to 30 for
the ROYAL CANADIAN'
4111, FORCE, Appiiea-,
tions' w11l.be .accepted for",
-aircrew and: groundorew:
• n,
trades,
. p.ol, to 4.30 p.rn.
dONTA;OT
Rett'c fi,n 1 /�F
9 ' Dlii daS, ,Ott
' „toildon, ntitle
gositive action 75
with ' sturdy
base, Easy to Pits udder 'lowest axles --
use -stows iu raises to 10•'. Capacity
shall •space. 4,000 lbs. •
QlaSr
.SPARK
PLUGS
.444
Wbrili 85e
•
Identical, to ariginat
equipment. Pot every
tfh Car and truck. -
StMttk prruG W
tEvbu — With'
'tdid
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Contour,FLOOR• MATSi•
-'
'super- '
$3ciriEs : '
YOU,. HAVkIN THE PAST, SEEN "iltE RESULTS OE
SOCIAI;S1Vs
Y ... • A,ly'D •. 140,4n1ListittAusivt..
AS
i' ED EY C' C.1` .ism or^
t tBEiiALS"
*.Study each:liart 'e 'platform -7 -past: and present,
•
Four a 1►etter, - FItEEIt CA"NAfAt tE *UST YBE
Touch4ip
SPRAY GUil •
.9B' -
Operates . efficient1q
!'Heel Hole'+
REPAIR MAT
.34
Min spare tire, for Heavy darrue;ated
ttcpt touching -up. rubber — fits snug..' '
Balkan() Socket
• •COUPLEi3•.• •
.98
Running, Board
MA1 '160._
C3utc.-n'ction, poslLive
trailer cennectio
t• tea.
115„
�ttA-hoavy tough rubber---tdrni- urae�fiy bpilt, Hedvy t°ith.Fcl `rub,
71tt n , tvitll hCav telt bliCks: Fbr A complete line' o¢ .•. i or, 1,;" wide
zr►oet cars. 'y " ;•, Frailer iiardtrare At tesitc� !,fr pt: i�,9-
SAGS
Inserted by"'the 11 ()rich`-
Assodation,;