HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1950-07-06, Page 3,ilOaru 'YEAR NO. 27
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CHARTERED
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Phone To.. Office 343W. Souse 348
j4). •Gl., MCCANN►=
• eeeountant
Clinton, Ontario
Phone 561 Rattenbury St. E.
',INSURANCE
CKJLLOIa AMCjci`UAI. FIR) IN
• filURANCE C 3. -- T! aFm and
"isolated town property .insured. • ..
President,. E. J. Trewartha, Clin-
ton; Vice -President, 3. L. Malone,
Seaforth ; Manager ana S'ec'yTreas.,
M. 4. herd, Seaforth.
Directors --E. Jr. Trewartha, Clin-
' . ton; 3...L. M alone, ' Seaforth;, ..S. 11:
• Whitmire, Seaforth; .Chris. Leon-
, bardt;, Burpholm; Robert .Archibald,
Seaforth; 'John H. ivlcEwing, Blyth;
Frank McGregor; Clinton; Wm. S.
Alexander, Warton ; Harvey Fuller,.
Goderich.
Agents -J. E. Pepper, Brucefield.;
R. F. McKercher,, Dublin; Geo. A,,
•Watt, Blyth; J. F: 'Prueter, Brod,
hagen ; Selwyn' Balker, Brussels.
Pelicy-holders can make all pay-
ments and get their cards receipted
at the Royal Bank, Clinton ; .Keith
Outt's Grocery, Kingston Street,
Goderich. •
MEDICAL
R. F. J. R. FORSTER, 'EYE,
THROAT
.Late Rouse Surgeon New,. pork.
• Ophthalmic' and Aural t ospita1,'
Assistant at Moorefield Eye Hospital
and Golden Square Throat Hospital,
London, England. '
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'.111YES TESTED, GLASSES ,
SUPPLIED • • 4
63 Waterloo ,Street S., Stratford:
Telephone 267.
Next visit Bedford Hotel, Gode-:
rich, Wednesday, July 26th; 1950,
at 2 , p.m. till, 4.3b p.m.
• Dor'ALD a •.slat
t 1l 1XPBR> ENCEI) �►IJCTIONEEE,
:Mewed for Couattes tot • Huron
' _ and Bruce
RIPI!,' ' PHONE -X411
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"For Information apply to
Kernlghau, Divisilon Court ,Clerk;
•
Goderich,
I' ZDWABD W. ELLIOTT
- LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Clorrespondenee' promptly. . a'n-•
twered." Iminedlate arrangements
• can be made for„Sales 'Pate by
calling Phone 203. Clinton.Charge moderate and satisfac-
tion, Ghia,rauteed. 191
, .DENTAL
DR, R: W. HUGHES
Dentist
Corder Wellington and ' Lighthouse
-Streets.
Phone. 10333:for `for .appointment.
CHIRoI'RACTIG
ERBERT' B..SUCH, D.C.
Doeto'r of 'Chiropractic.
Office Hours;
Mon., Thurs.-9, a.mto 5'1;.m.
Tues., Fri -9 a.m.. •to 5 p.m.
7 p.m. to M p.m..
' Wed., Si: Sat. -9 a.m. to 11.30
Vitamin Therapy •
Office -Corner,/ 'of; • South St.. and
Britannia Road. Phone 341.
HAROLD JACKSON
"CENSER AUCTIONEER
HURON AND PERTH
Seaforth 'Phone 11;661 or
Harry Edtarms, Godelich,
Phone 144 , .r
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smelestriimee
Carey and Chapman
GENERAL INSURANCE ,
Fire, Auttomebile, Ca arty"
P. F. Carey C. F. Chapman
,q. .Phone 18 Goderich
` • Arrnstrong
•OPTOMETRIST,
Phone 1100 for appointment
SQUARE • GODERICH
A. L. COLE
Optometrist -=Optician
Eyes ' Examined, Glasses. Fitted
Phone as • Goderieh,, Ont.
WESTERN ONTARIO
MOTORWAYS
(Daylight Saving Time)
To LONDONTo,'STRATFORD
l Daily) ri (Iaail) '
7.40 ai..nr. 7.40 a.ni.
• " i2.15 p.m:: 12.15 pant.,
*4.30 p.m.'. ` •.' 4.30 p.m.
` *----except Sundays and Holidalys.
Monday 'and '.day . after ,holidays,
".._.Ins leaves for London' at 6 a.m.
'` Friday, Saturday, Suln�y - • and -
holidays to London at 9.10 p.m.'
__700° a,m. daily to Owen • Sound
' via Blue Water Highway: "
9.55 p.m. Sunday and holidays to
Stratford ,
Charter Coutes for all oceasions.
Foil` •information phone Reg. McGee
and Sons .at 765. . ,•
Insure In Sure %urance
Confederation Life -Vint, Car
'FIRE -Preferred rates bit
preferred risks. �•
ACCIDENT & . SICKNESS
r.�
"COitll3ltllt:'.».».•. ".-
JOHN FARRUSH•'
Phone 7r15 'Dungan:ion
OQDERIO11,• ONTARIO,THURSDAY, ;JULY ` 6th, .1950
Three`day C h re o ► + I� oe n.
C W.L, , [eid• at Sunset I- otel
in` �.. i h
The thirtieth rinttthl ,Cotl,Yentiv�.� a�I;c'%;iunoz�, MisI+i
s v'eXir►e t.+fa,-
of Cite, London Diocesan C Conch of
the Catholic Women's,. League, 'of
Canada opened in the Sunset ];Intel'
here •on June 27th. " Close to eine
hundred delegates vvere niesent far
Vhe three' -.flay session fr, rn• Essen,
Kent, Lani'bton, Oxford, Middlesex,
"Perth li$d Miran.coltnties. ,
The early afternoon of the open-
ing
pening day; was taken up with registra-
tion, and conferences..
Judge 'and` firs. T. 1N1 Costello en-
'eutertained at a reception and tea
tertained . at a reception and tea at
their hone in honor of the delegates
"and ° members ofthe local 'subdivision
'of the Catholic Women's League.
Beautiful baskets • of ° summer
tlower, were ' everywhere in the
Spiacio rooms. The Bost., and
hostess were assisted in receiving'
by Mrs. Bert-Baechler, .second vice-
prudent of the loeal C.W.L. sub-
division, in ,the absence , of Mrs.
Lea Walczak, • president.- Their•'
grafious welcome and pleasant hos-
pitality pitalty were enjoyed by' the guests
whothionged the rooms. ' •
Pairing: the, .aftelt l.QQ .. Mrs. pert
B€ echier sang "The Rosary" . and
"'\yours Is My Heart Alone," and
Miss Victoria Baechler sang "A°ve
Maria.";
Roth Won appreeiarRe'
applause. They were accompanied
at the piano by .Miss Mary Joyce,
vStrachani • -
A .lovely •,arrangernetit of pin
and .,blue 'carnations and white
firers', and • ;lowing candl( 6a,
silver andelabra centred the tea
thole in the dining -room• tit which
Mrs: J: E. Baeehler and ' urs. 'J.
Reynolds presided. They were as-
sisted by Mrs..Earl'MacLaren, Mrs:
C'art Schneiker, Miss `Rose.' Fox,
Mrs. C. Gibbons,, ,•Miss Margaret
Mrs, .14. L. :eau, Miss° 'A14144100'Evans, Miss Llizabetb Tebin, •Mrs,
Josephine ChishOlrn,, Mis Vanilla()
i.asslaline and others. w , •
Eucharistic liiely$ ,IYour :
A Eucharistic holy' hour~ FVkt' held;
in St. Peter's Church' at 7.30 pan„,..
conducted, by' Rev. 3. P, Gleeson;
assisted •by) ReV': _ Dr,
:McCarthy, of St. Peter's 'Seminary,'
London, and Rev. W. ,Bourdeau, 'of:
St. Joseph's. IteV'. , j. P; Gleeson,
P.P., pxeaehed the sermon, hIs sub-
3ect being '`Our Lady_ of Gaudalupe,
in which • he described .it shrine of`
that name in Mexico. The choir
sang "Lovely Lady Dressed in
Blue." The altar was beautifully
decorated with Sowers and a large
congregation was pilesj.'•nt. .
• The . Conyentiou Opened
The formal opening of the con-
vention was , held a• the. Sunset
lintel. • After prayers. -said.. by 'Rev.
3. 1'. ,Gleeson,` Reeve W. J. Baker;
on behalf of -Mayor' George Mathie-
•son•, extended. a _civic welcome. Rev.
Dr. T. J°. 1lcCarthy,. of tit, Peter's
Seminary, London, ' a 'native, of
Goderich, in tendering a: welcou)e
sal
ofi he was ,born within a block
dthe otel and • •as a boy had'
worked in the hotel: He was al-,
ways glad, he said, to come to GAde-
rich, which he loved. -He hoped,
the Holy Mame Soe#iety .would Mlle
ebme as' well established from coast
to coast lis the ,Catholic Wolnen's
eagne:
Others extending. greetings were
,Willi;in) Young, Colborne town -
(ship, president of the Holy Name
Society,; Dw li. O'IIrI'en, . ,chairman
.of 'tlie...separate. $ehook Beard L.
Ouellette, president of the Ushers'
Club ;• Mrs.. Bert.,.Baechler, second
vice-president of Goderieh. subdivi-
sion , of the" 'Caths lit Wonien's
League;. Miss, • Catherine Toal,
$trathroy, secretary of the; Ontario
• Provincial Council'; and Mrs. Janne.
Freeman, '.Riverdale, vprerident ' .o2
the :National Council.
A solo, "Starc•cat'o Polka," by Miss
Glriria"Plainer, and a duet, "Horn -i,
ing," by Mr:S. Clayton Edward and
Mr... Bert Baechler, won the .a'p-•
Izre(1ative-applause •of flie :autlient e, .
Bishop Cody's visit .tci Rime
Host •11ev. 'John .C. Cody, 'Bishop
of London, 'gave a •fine word plc-
-tlrt'e•` cif ,his"First Trip to, .the
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MALOLM mATIIER,S
N1+71a9 LOCATION »
on the Square -.formerly Mr. .
- Craigie's office.
Real Estate -General In "
surance
Phone 115W
20,
FIRE!
Protect Yourself. With Fire
Insurance
See..
Gordon Jewell
R.R. 0, GODFRICH.
Phone, Carlow 30-r-4 _
INCOME TAX RETURNS ..
PRIVSTE BUSINESS
FARM REPORTS'
kkeeping records installed
and ehecke`d • angnthly
' ' .or at request. .
ROY N. BENTLEY,
Phone 909J •-
Bob 58 36 Regent St. -
GODERICH, ONT.
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GRAHAM , •
SHOE , REpAIR
Pick -Up -and Delivery Service
Within, Town Limits •
• <1Melaonald' St, Phone 830J
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,INDEPENDENT- ORDER*"
OF ODDFEILOWS
• Huron Lodge,No'.. 02, Gode-
rich meets. first and third
Monday nights of every
month 'in,,MacKay Hall.
•' Visitors Welcome.
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qlha1ePHONE 47
THE " 'VOICE, QF TEM-
PERANCE PERANCE•
Highways Minister ^Doucett
reports Wall -time high of 67
traffic fatalities for the month
of May. ' He promises that .'the
government will get tough wii,
drunken drivers. The High-
way traffic act will be amend-
ed to provide' stiffer 'p'enalties
for . drunk, driving.'.. Vit. Doti
cettshould. know that it is the
drinking driver who is a.greater
menace on the highway. - He is
rash and ' impulsive and. takes,
the deadly chance and at the
,same.time his muscular reaction
have been slowed down: "'Any
drinking whatever affects • the
precision and judgment rieces-
sary, for 'safe driving With
increase...of drinking the -pro-
pspect .is riot .•good for. decrease
of murder on the highway, un-
less the polies are authorized to
subjects al suspects to blood
tests. Advt. 27
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Geo. G. MacEwaiF
Fire , Accident . and ' Motor Car
Insurance •
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OI+r.('ICE--MASONIC TEMPLE
MST :STREET _
"PHONE 230 ' UODERICW ,
The Most Reverend John G. Cody, D.D., Bishop of the Roman
C, ' . o.. nceseeof_ London,'. who visited a,nd•, t&ok , pant in the
annual,
1 .i S(esan Council
annual• convention of the Louden
Catholic vorntn's.,Le:agog o'Canada, held at 'the .Sunset Hotel,
(:od.erioll, last, week. .
country. „Ile felt -Canada .Mould i Last .Supper?'oa: s will be )ubliahed.
do its utmost .to.,,accominodlte" tis j The essautiirii ii po.. e, lay hed.
11).e pt e.
Many as' possible of (hese, people. l' 1lit'ford 'Paybir;. of ;:.Bottom.
The Italians have been heroic in', Mrs.. Herman \Iac'l.illan of Inger-
their attitude toward . Conixnunism. soli introduced 'new, 'W. B' urdeau,
Of the' many shrines Ile, visited' 1'.P.; of St, Jsoeph's, Who addressed,
St. Peter's was,.cif course, the most' the t unvention on the subject, "Call -
important, and it ia, fitting, be Said,' tivatiil;; Religions ;Vocations:in the
that it shotild be dedicated to the ! douse:".
1'rint,'e , of the Apostles who,. Vas' The total 'a.rnount' of iuoney
laid to rest there,' -Statues, though:,i.raised - Mr, till 1turlhoses, r('povted
LVCKNOW WrFi • n. •
WOOD MEMORIAL TROPHY
The. I)oirhinion lofty tournament.:of
the 'Goderiet Bovgiog' Clul) 'i'Vtt5' >�
very , ' ucces,~lfui elreut. Play' was.
for ,the 1' I1, .Fw W p Merit(i>`la1,
trop,;: with' ;additional valuable'
prizes, Forty pairs compete ,•
In.�
uding. Eve •e from Wiughaui, three
.each from Lueknow, London, 'Sea
'fgrtb, and Critlton, two 40)11. Inger
sell,:' .one_ each front Ayr, Owen
Soiia�l, Chtham, Exeter, Blyth,
Stratford and Kitchener,' and (four=
teen fr(la-the home club.
•• P. ' McCoy and - Isaac 'Miller of
,Lttekn'al ' carried ',oft the ~trophy
and other prize -winners •were ; Sec-
ond, • Dale brothers. of ' Seaforth; -
'third;_.. Gee: Baechlex_ and ,'Pete.
'Bisset, Goderieh ; , fourth,- A Towns-
end and • Lorne Webb, i odeticla ;
fifth, K. Hockey arid M. Snell,'
Exeter; sixth, E. Krantz 'and Dr.
Caulfield, Ayr. -
representative at the convention.
The convention. closed' after the
•passing of resolutions and expres-
sion's of thanks to the clergy and
othens---•wi)r 'Iia(L taken -part .in. the
sessions.
3iltertup. City to toe, deli,, rte' and : i\t(,�(11 feet .• high,• look normal be- l b\. Airs- Tfhail 'un 1I1,,\1 locally,
Ernes is ata banquet ,on «'ec1•nes(lat1, 1 4•'111+,e: •-here aare so foamy equail' Jill Wa - ;i;15,14 )I('spent,
ovening ;in the Sunset Hotel, . with 1.440•44114 •I $ 34,s 1t1.3t)• ,
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in attendance I \1•iu. pagan 4,-,, '4 • Ver(' torn lute total • .tentrm.-
`1Z-1\i%7•tkeho .('ocli•" teas in'tr�o(hlce(1' 5 - to ` supply __114iteri•rxl- for -the- Nati(ru a) • s(11u1ar-
,p
stet, 7. ' I'. •Gieesdn. Mist Alice c•aath4'•cl111 and lifty. tons of bronze ;bull•, `135.1:3; •d•onaied to seho i1
Daly. Vol' Seaforth, Presided:were taken from the Parthenon and, and palish ltbt'arieS, :t;246SO„ book•''`
'Pouching .an the highlights 'of pili in • the 'l iliilditig of `t.' Peter's . • donated p''10 otolith -lilrr,aries,, ° (33
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