The Goderich Signal-Star, 1950-04-27, Page 6, ie.cent Vpi itolts to Sky ilaa•ibur
airport include Mr, then Parr, tuan-
aigt'r-instructor o1. I'itciherier-1'i'arte -•
loo plying (`11111:• Ile tik'w al I"leet
aircraft, •
••The 41r.:+tl,iet controller of all.,
-regulations,. 4Ir. J. it. Robertson;.
and Airways Inspector'-'.. Nit, 3). A.
llaelatyre )isfit'd. Guderiell last
wetek to ittt'.t' tri;atta the+ t(�',•tl►ilktl('s"
0'
b itplllue ba e, ''11. is regretted, liow..
eve1, tllzit; the application by "Sky
1 Ili"licit 11. e.erviecis. ''to+` 'blain 0414
;" lkatl but' ['lensed ai5 al seaplane l4.;ie`
•F4..), . ° .011110 ' Io1vu., becaluse • Of in-
adecltaate-pl=oteeCecl landing ° ant"
take -off area. 2`lii' • inspectors
pointed out tllaat, al (1000 -foot laud-
ing a and take -off area is •'needed
ay R. it CircaVille
He '(Walks wit li•ai 'kind of illivl}a'd, swagger
•
:ton;d lengthen., liis• stride by an inch 'or two
Because of tin...tillisil1it11 he carries,
."Sow What, you ntaly ask, can a s(,1i utboy (1ti-
1'Vil,h"x poeketkzife that its (weight should -'warrant
Such pride itis I, feels it against his thigh? -
It may shape t'he-hiiile of a pillow whistle- •
(►r' the, frame of' a kith. fhat ht' "Means to fly ;
It ay • (' r1'V(' some inL) 1141ngless rink, of other '
(►1l the well :si.atrrt'(i trunk .of a t•t'I'tatitl tree,
• ,Or pry •a ta.('1*_frunl_,th(. Call, or sever
, ,l length of string, But 1h rc' neon:,lot be , '
.Ilea,. tl$e fon:. the knife to warrant
K•
Itis pride id- htl(il it't('l' '11is(i v11-
- A, ra°tisl1la'rt.•'4 kof-v
- , Exists for its own ,-weet's )kt' alone.
• Floyd M. Lodge, Proprietor.
Phone 120 13 Montreal St.
a , ,E•fficient Service
' I'Okt7`1+:R'S 'HILI,; .April "•I, - -
„ clout opeued'Tii1s, nl'+aariili wire
dour "earlier. it -sure Makes 'Mum
'and Dad get a move on:_
•
Community Club. The .,A f t'il'
meeting of) the. Colnmuriity Club
'yds held on ,Wednesday afternoon
at the hotne • of -ills S,1leu Betties,
with a' good" attendance. Quilting
was, done, followed Uy the meeting
conducted by tht< president, Mrs.
Geo:. (; olclough. The roll call. ,vas
quite •humorous as each member
tespolfdetl.' by presenting the yoitai
est.- • picture • of, her husband. The
• financial repoft s11•ilwed ovf •.$100
'on 'hand. It .\,1s' (1041(e(1 to buy;
• More chairs '(curing- the summer
iitent11 . The program • was given
• by Mrs. P. Harrison and . consisted
, of lntmornus readings and eontests,
' Lt7I1('11 Was -sor(ed by. _the hostess
• ' sil(1 was deli, taus. ')'he :May meet-
-
•'.:ing is to .beheld at the home .of
the pr eS ident, Mi : (x',• C-511.1ough.
I Avithin a breakwater. I etween' the
breakwaters ufl (Joderi.eh °liarilor,
only 2000 feet can be realized. How-
ever, American tourists and • shay
visiting watercraft are permitted oto
land in the harbor, but they do so
entirely at then' own risk.
One of the events at the f'oi'tll-
('olliialgair llleet. will be a reunion
Of former instructors from No. 19
Jo1nm '' Villi un..'i`1 riot .1 �,Se••
- a . (. Ili• Wit? .
forth, is the first, versoia ,to' CQlia-
plote•' tills pilot's course under the
new.g(Iver11411,ent plan.
r
Congratulations to :lir'.' Ernie.
Iittzziplireys of Toronto. Ernie
made his first solo flight ,at Sky
Ilarbor last Whiny. Ile i.' ' taking
tIit .
pilot's course at Gode1'ieh alt-
''EOE''' ,DOWNING
Wr :`WILL BOLD 4.'I IO
DIES IN 77TH YEA*' ,A tARB'Oi PARK, JULY o'
The death of Ric'ilat'•d ,Fr(adoriek
(Robert) Downing' of I3russels 'oc-
curred, in the ,Clinton hospital on;
April 18th, in his sevt�uty-seventh
year. '\Ir. Downing was _a sou of
the • late Mr. and 'Mrs. Jahn Down-
ing, formerly of Guderfch, • and
"Bob" spent his boyhood days in
this' to(vn• • The family reI)i)o'ed to
111 ttsSels,, ‘,V11ere, "Bob". was tl1soc'i-
ate(1" with his i'atlle-i' in the retail
shoe business and .after his father's
death emit ilitied in the .sai.tfte "
lless. IIe V8(ye11 • known ,,as at
lawn hoavlert and for • 141illet• ;years
ova§ ,1L.:X1'1:'clllell.t.,.,s.Pla,ye _ ,iii _tolilnl-
' merits `ort the (Coderirltgreens.- I3e,
is suIYvived by his wife, formerly
\iiss MamieCatl'cliff, 'dattglitc'r,
,;IK.eltl4etll t'Ma•rgaret ► Ty'er-
111a111, uncl•.t\\'0 Sisters, Elizaj),et11 0,11(1•1
Ilal,tt10.
,Four brothers, William,,
LeionartL_Ephrafm- and harry, are
«'-
dead. T'he funeral serviee •took
plaice at •I3,ruseis atiid 'walS con-
ducted 1) -Iter : Airdrew ,.ane, of
tile" Brussels Vatted Church.
St a, mooting of the executive of
the \Vest Huron Women's Institute
held, at Myth last week it was
dt'('id('d., tc) Bold •the annual district
picnic .nn .iuly (ith at Harbor Park,
(iuderic'h. The program will in-
clude .ceremonies to iilark 'the
fiftieth a1,1l1ive1•sary'i)f the Women's
Institute %it -this district. -
,,,,l it„,.,dia'rc't annual meeting W111 -
be* held -at "'i^rel .htun •oi1 June 1tit1
$T., HELENS...
ST. HELENS, ,Apr 24. nit5s
Margaret - MaePhert-()n,. student
10ere4150. al.t 5t. Jos0pla 4' 11�'rpital, 'T.on-
doi1, spent at few days at her bailie
h
h,l
iss oris Taylor of Londi n,#ryas.
lime for the, week -end.
Presentation. —' Mr; :road Mrs.
Ifrlulk .Me uillin were guests. of
ho11(r a "at a large gathering .of
frieiid.5 and neighbors in "the, Coin-
11p•Ini,ty; 'gnu recently, Hendersuu's
orchestraprovided 10115ic, fel*• dune-
lit5
Alci)ouald :'endd at' :'ongratulatc►ry
aaddl'O$$ toi1,'. wild;axis, McQnillill,
`,I`his ..ways. a1C001l1pillaletl by a gelier-
')ns purse of money 1)a'esent,etl„ by
(George Webster.
WESTFIELD.
WES'J,'p'IELD, 4pril 24. --Wood-
cutting plowing and bons,. Meaning
are the order of , the day. Syrup-'
making is- about over;; 'there was a
good run 6f" sap this year: As
yet .there has: been"no seeding; done.
We hope the weather will soon
warm up a little.., .
The Sunday sehntal and church
service next Sabbath will be on
daylight saving time. So, folks,
don't forget to put your ,clacks on.
Mr„John Gear of Kitchener spent
the (('eek -end with \I1'. Armond 34 Tc
I3tfthey,
,lir- and Mrs.. Thos. _ Beggerstaff.
and, family, 3rd colteession of East
Wa'vatnosll, haw e move(1 to the farm
'IN STRO'NG'MAN ACTS
Six - powerfully ;muscled Fi'eneh-
Canadiau• bi'bthels,'OA; 1 addla ,0-*o'Irs _•.,.,. .,,
of ti'Qebec�' City, amazed a 'crowd ,of
soilie .350 people at the Memorial
KINGSBRIDGE
KINGSBRij 1E, April
•paltoil--hat-:- retuuie(1-...b..
t'er-apetitl-in t.t7n attt-x--111 ;Hama -
' Airs: Bruee Hausford and -sons,
Sponathe-,:tve4 -114 v.isititi°'
iinw'triis olein
Andre
beep,. -.visiting-
..and
•visiting-
•.and•
turned horde ti
and',lir..
ifeComl)ante -
Arena on Monday night' with their
feats. of 'strength '?and , aoro0alt•fos.
team of agile • tumb1e•rs also
pleased the crowd, :.IC"was. the last
'ptbblii per'formunce•aat the 0reual'for
file ,, season, 'flied , the artificial ice
1)1a1nt" has now Leel; turned. off - so
as' --to 'Melt away the lee .for the
season. During, --the' summer -the -
interior Will °be painted and other
Work dote. 1 It is pt)s5il)le that •.bale
time 111 ,Tilly' 0 celraant boor (Fill b61
"laid overt -Jim ice pipes it ordet' that -
the .arena may 'be 1150(1 fol' (liter
- Martin, who bad
or two lveeks"-• at
Stoney Creek, i'e-
iteek
taymold Dalionil
Frank Sillii 'a1n,
made 1 • )urine(-: trip 'to "Loi cl•on
during the week,
\1•r, and Mrs, Clifton 'Austin, left,
Here' laist Thursday' for - -South
'nrenpine, where tluey intend tn•
reside.'
Mr.,' .041(1' Mrs. Belt- 'Martini of
Hamilton visited, relatives here 1)11
Momdaj-, •
'Mr. :111(1 \I•rs. I'Dlaais' .Martin were
recelatly purchased froni Nr. \y1.11,
Golder on the 4th, 'eoncesslon orf
I ;lc t \\'awanosh: -
, Afr. .A. N. Cook of I3lytlt• risitC(,
ola Sot daaX ut ,„ the home of: Mrs.
1''red Cook.
Airs. E ed Cook Ruthspout
the week -ends and Ruth with Mr. 'anti Mrs,
Geo. Cook, of Belgrave. m 4 °c1•"
Mr, -011(1-Jos. :1v11>: Wightnialia
and baby Sharon and Mr. and 'Mrs.
George' Lee of ',Poranto. spent the
week -end with 'Mr. and. 't1rs. Earl
1Vightuiaii. a
• Alis . i 'd. C%)•a1?p 11 isited�
Int London on Tuesday,
Mrs. wes. •Keel/pie-of
Blyth
visiting
s ti g hex; sister, is
1clraa. }Vatl'tcr.
Cook, , ,
Irl r. ' and Urs. leThyd Walden and
(Gayly, and Ali, and Airs. ,Walter
Gook were at .London on Thursday.
Ivo. are .sorry to hoar . that .little
George, B,r211l�y, infsaut sou. of •ML
and, . Mrs .Jae Ii'rophy, , is: a " patient
in the. Goderieh Irespital, :We hope
he will .soon, he 'able" to come 'home
again.
• l r. and 'Mrs. Russel Good and
babe,' of the Base Line, visited on
Sunday with Arra and Mrs., Douglas
Calmpbell..
\Iiss.11Zay" lteuouf of Auburn was
practice -teaching iii •tile Westfield
school last week.
The East W'zitvanosh school, board
visited schools in the towuship� on
Monday. ' • •
:,Mr. and. Airs.' -Norivag •\tel)awelll
visited; Mrs. (1sbaldeston of (1ode-
ricla on Sunday. '
Messrs. 1Va1te1• Cook, Howard
Campbell, Earl ' Wiglrtwarn' and
liurraly McDowell and Miss Hattie
1Vightman were visitors at London
On . Sunday. ,
?' _:Mr_s__ :Neale --:_Robb of
(Belleville 'were week -end guests_ at
the .hoiue .of Mr, alio -Mrs. • Maurice
Bosnian:
Isis many friends, will be glad to
knoly that \Ii'. Elwin Taylor was
able to return . home from the' hos-
pital on Monday.
The Board of Governors' of the Alexa. dra ' Marine.
4nd. General Hospital is finding indreising difficulty 431
ensuring good.
nursingand hospital care for.th
e patien
ts,
die, t0' theese ae ,of visitor at other than visiting
1
ieof en
The att 'axi� ' "� 11 lati ` a d fr ds at tae
... earl Qf a re . vs21� n . �iP
inhospital: is directed the cau ..ed if .rine-
directed e hazard. s 9 �� �'
ment of the followiing orderrs,,
1. The visiting hours ' are:--
;,x,30 •'to 4,,30 P M y"
• • 7,00. to 9,00 P,M, • 1, r.,.
COTEThere are-rib—Visiting hours iii, the adorning.
2, ' Owing to the fre.quency',of infectious di ease ' in bhild
ren `.(and often in the incubatious stage) ;.cliildxen under=
14 years of • age are' not allowed to visit the hospital,
e
x-
cePt'With a special ernission of the, Su erinten ent..
'Critical,3•. •are frequently banked and
theixolives endangered by visitors, who renter: the wards •
without the permission of the nurse ' at the chart desk.
,(A "No VISITORS" signshouldbe enough h to stop
, h g
anybody' from. entering.)
4. Maternity - cases 'should have no visitors for the first
three days. ..
1>
- The :Board of Governors, realizing' that these regu-
lationsare entirely for the welfare of the.patients, has
ordered the Superintendent, the Business Manager and
all others in charge to execute these - rules and trusts
that the public will co-operate. 17-1a.10:
1Goderich -
titittlimits of varions.'.kinds 11 the t it. '1'ee"Rater, last 'Su'nday-isiti1t;;
s11mmer and fall months.... fill: •and \Ii:v. 1; (f. 1:1.11,;..• •
'the I3aillargeon bruth(st s' -per- • Ave 'were sorry .'to hEr.1ir • of flit.
fofmadee (ras, presented on a 1)11(1 j accident' Ti: t 1'41(11y in ,which. two ' -
foriii of• p1 in1.. laid -.on t11e 1) . U1 Cars' collided, on . the, Bike ; 'l\ 114?1
face. 1`inail •tict saw Poul -'lift ti r lli:;l7(v ty ai11(`[ w Matthew •Foley re- s
. horse a, ht• climbed a `.2 4 foot der-' eeivq'd _ in,jurios. • '1`e 0 isli,-411.114•a
lud(ler With strong straps ()1'er 5i)eiEly 1•ee)(•.('1'y�
11E:NMI I:I:EIt', 1p' it :'.� :�Ir. ,incl'
M=rs.. •Ric]), Park • Gard fatally, of
Dttilgan11011 "'(site d . on °1;i11daly;.
will Mr. and 'Mrs.- S. 1 lns1l)tle.
' . \4.r, and Mrs, Eric. Gardner, and
family , of •,Kitch'ener, - visited
Sub-day ,with. his mother, Mrs. Olive
(ra rt111(1,
The • Women's Association:. will
meet on Wednesday, .May -3, 'et the -•
church.. 1Io t0Sses will . be' Mrs.
•,�I.(�taatthalri"' IF'icher, \11.•� It, Jlont-•
1;c)mc'ry, -\'I' 5, Eimer. 1"isber' on(1 j .
tier,
Norman_ Durst.' .
There will..1)e 'a c1ank)tn01e, .I) il•ty �-
' 111. 4.110 t�liitr(11 tan 'Friday, night_ Apiril
,_>a;, '..sponsored by the ('•(1.I,T.. ;' 1
a 111)n11)E'1• from 'here attended •the'
funeral 9f the last('' Isaac (•llr'rey at j -
?►-tie
on Monday, ,
,11r, and Mrs. 'Alec aftesvi' . of
-Markham - visite'(1 (r"if"le 10.14 aunt,
,lir.•,: G'.' A. 1'anstone, 1'en('ntly:
See(ling • 1s 111 J)11('1'al'tlo,tl ' 11:1 this .
('u111i11unity,. , '
• \11', and •lII1's, Keith .(iat'(11101' '11114
'family- spent the" week -end art Paualc-
1ti11. v
Iltsslloillders, Another act was
Admen 'lifting fourteen people 'on
a platform. The • 1)erforniances
`were fine. of their kira(f, but• the
attendance of spectators' was'uot- as
"large asn"tls . egr)ecte(i.
Britannia Road
'11 Ij '-11' II
Wake uri:sinilingt-Bed -folds
dway—thero's your easy chair!
'Worm or, cool ....adiugt the '
temperature to' your liking. +'
It's the biggest contract I ever went after,
so I lost no time in ,getting over to my
bank manage'.
.: Generous mirror space, lots of
light.. Your own toilet and
washing facilities; too.
' r _ ck.travel enjoylnent is
Somethingnew in round -the clo �
Stouts in' Canadian National .s smart duplex roomette':
Here's all the•privacy'and convenience of a bedroom --
at only 10 per cent more than lower, berth.: f ore!, • •
When you're ready, for sleep, pull -out the deep
cushionecd, Main rubber bed-- already made up. Sleep
soundly `air-conditioned •comfit. In :the morning,
fold away the bed,and enjoy a leisur=ely 'wash in your
'own roomette. You have, your own toilet and, washing
facilities . well -lighted Mirrors for putting on your
4.7
makeup y i 4 your .oArn temperature control.
•
completely deluxe ('auto-. -
mobii'o. NOT -TOO SELL
it seals' six people' in
luxurious comfort with
plenty of headroom -... it
• - 'is priced right, 'sized .right,
{not too large) and styled
right•, , '� ••
*Owner Adjusted
is col unbeatable combination
' of features found in no other
ocf.of its 'class.
Asn; your dealer about the
Vanguard =slits 12 -plus
'features to -day: K
13)}',.-, day, lounge in comfort
on the .soft, restful, foam rub-
ber seat . if you like an after-
_..noon•,nap, just pull out4the heli
and enjoy forty winks. ,
]text thine you travel, ask
Canadian National about du-•
plex roomettes ... now :in
service on. these routes:
Montreal - Halifax
Montreal', Toronto* ..
-Toronto .'Chicago
r'llsv on other routes' as cars`
become available.'
s,�
The STANDARD MOTOR CO. (Canada). Limited,
4 Lawton Blvd.`` Toronto, Olhtarie
Standctrd "Vanguard. Cars; Standa 'd ferrate Oars;:
Standard Panel- Delivery 'and pick-up Trucks;
T;titti'tipla Cct Ir
We went over the whole thing, disc°used
how much Z would need. When I landed
the contract he 'gave me a line of credit.
and I'was able 'to go right Ahead. NoW
the'school's as good as built ,
-
I -I
4y «w
It 15 an everyday part of your
ideal bank manager's job to
t
provide slioyrt-ter, i• . credit—
so that payer lls.wcan be met,
material houkht, goods .prbdnced
and ar eted„ "
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DIST1 IE,i. 'ICOR . BRITIS , . CAI ,S '& VANS; 1290 Bay Street,
'Toronto, 'Ontario. •
0AM1']3ELI' GAP:AGB,. St. »thrid St,/
God lcieh, ()Marjo
*POOL SERVICR
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