The Goderich Signal-Star, 1951-06-21, Page 3104th Year-�No.,12�$ .
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BUSINESS DIRECTOICr
(Amami) AccouNTANTr_
W. CECIL ATTRIDGE.
CiElARTEIIED ACCOUNTANT
Phone No.—Office 843W. Rouse 8483
DOH.AT�D f. maim
EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER
Liee'i eedl for Counties of Boron
and Bruce
RfI"Y. PHONE '4l
FOr information apply to A, N.
Kernigbaur, Division Coot Clerk,
Q4dericTs, tint,
RONALD Q. AlcOANN,
. Pane Accountant
Clinton, Ontario,
Phones; (Ace 501; Res', 455
Office: Royal Rank
DENTAL
Dentist
Corner .,,Wellington and Lighthouse
Streets.
Phone 1033J for appointment.
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LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Correspondence promptly an-
swered. Immediate arrangementis
eau be made for Sales Date '14,
calling Phone 203, Milton.' •
Charge Moderate and satieffal.
HAROLD 4ACItSON
HURON AND TERM—
Seaforth Phone 11.691„or
Phone 144
GOD � RICH, ONTARIO,. TRURSD.AY, JUNE 21st, 195].
Stirli�tgs Gather' ;
'I HOGS AND. OAT '•
tlrl ngs G h x� AND Q R� DRi ES County Council
at Iiarbor Park
for Annual Picnic
'held at Harber Park, on Satprday
and a large ntunber of members of
the clan enjoyed the afternoon at
the lakeSide.
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.It was'111 years ago that the'
Ora Stirlings came front Scotland
'to Huron county' and tliQY have
flourished and imiltiplied and
spread, widely over the North Am-
•erican continent, Leslie. and JesSie
Loree, formerly' of Baytfield,• came
2,200 miles frein Minton, Alberta,
to attend the picnic and visit rela-.
tives in this district, Mrs. Gert -
nide Sanson came frem Vancouver
and 1.s visiting the Colwell branch
,of .the family in the Kincardine
'district. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan
keys and Mr.. and. Mrs. Leon Keys
arrived from Marlette, alich.'f Mrs.
Sadie Crawford game from rick -
ford, Mich..; Mrs. liebeeca Johnsen
from St. Ignace, Mich., •and others
'present "were • from Kincardine,
Elgin, ,BaYlield, Clinton, Seaforth,
Blyth, Toronto and Stratford, as
Dinner was served at 1 o'cleck.
Mr. and Mrs. Loree and. Mrs. San-
son were called upon, to address the
gathering and responded with im-
promptu remarks. Jetniesr R.
Stirling, the sweet singer of Gode-.
_rich townShip,_ • favored
sports their elders enjoyed a re-
newal of aequaintan°&ships and an
exchange of reminiscences Of '.'hy-
gone ,days.
Oldest Members .,Present, ,
The. oldest lady present was Mrs.
Betties of Goderich, eighty-nine
years Of age. The oldest man was
Stirlino., -also- of GOderieh,..
who beasts eiglity-eight years. Mrs.
Gertrude' •Sansen,- of Vaneouver,
had Come 'the .,,,reateat distance,
Shirley Harris, 'daughter bf" Mr.
and airs. BO Harris of Goderich
township, was' the yonngest guest.
A lucky \spot contest was won. hy
CHIROPRACTIC •
1PIERBERT B. SUCH, D.C.,
Doetor of Chiropractic.
401fice Hours:
' Vitamin Therapy
Olbee--Corner of South St. and
Britannia Road.' phone 341.
11111,
INSURANCE
C. F. CHAPMAlt
General Insurance.
Fire,' Automobile, CaSualty
,Real, Estate
'West St„ Goderibh,
Phone 18
Confrileration Life --Wind, Car__
or
MeKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE IN-
SURANCE CO.• — Farm and
isolated town property insured.
President, E. J. TreWartha, Clin-
ton; Vice -President, J. Malone,
Seaforth; Manager and Seety-Treas.,
M. A. Reid, Seaforth.
Direetors—E. J. Trewartha, Clin-
Whitmore, Seaforth; Chris: Leon-
hardt, Bornhelm; Robert Archibald,
Beaforth; John H. Mckiwing, Blyth;
Frank McGregor, Clinton; Wm., S.
'Alexander, Walton.; Harvey Fuller,
Agents—J. E. Pepper;'•Brucefield;
hagen; Selwyn Baker, Brussels.
Polley -holders •can make all pay-
ments and get their cards teceipted
-at the Royal Bank," Clinton ; Keith
Cutes Grocery, King:3ton Street,
.WESTERN ONTARIO
MOTORWAYS
REVISED ,BUS
• TIME TABLE
JUNE 25th .
PH,ONE .765 FOR DETAILS
Charter Coaches for all occasions.
For information phone Reg. 111eGee
• preferred risks.
Consult
JOHN FARRISH
Phone 7e1.5 Dunganaon
IYIALCOLM MAILERS
NEW LOCATION
on the &mare—formerly Mr.
'Oraigie's office
'Real Estate—General in- '
surance
1Phone 115W
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R. ,G. Bennett, agricUltural repre-
the week -end:
filog and cattle priees have gone,
to record. priceS this week. A num-
ber of,beef. cattle men are market;
ing cattle at especially good prices.
Discusses Canada
Temperance Act
'When the -i•eport of the legis-
lative committee was PUVItatted to
the ,Cpunty Connell on Friday ' it
contained a. clause coneurring
All cattle are loeking especially a...resolution Introduced hy Reeve
.fwaee4itlle'lrily. Considerable. haying is Federal Government to repeal the
crops, continue 'to grow sae's- Cochrane (Exeter),• asking the
lieing „done., ; particularly where Canada Teraperance Aet,' -which. is
there •is a fa,* amount of orchard in foree in, this county, •
grass int the mixture, although the 'The preamble of the reSolution
main • crop is still not ready. We was in these yards: -"Where-
'during the week concerning infest- the county of -11u-roa fir the past
ation „of the European pine' sawily several years, nod. it, become
larvae in pine trees. • • evident- during the period .tnat the
, There will be considerable de- isaid Act is a Most' ineffeetive said
mand for farm' help, it is expected,' unsatisfaetory method of control-
within.the next ten days -to harvest. -ling the sale; diStribution and eon -
and enforcemeet the provisions
, ARTHUR CIRCLE of the .A,ct has- become, .virtnaily bn-
The' regular monthly .meeting. of possible, in spite of repeated efforts
the Arthur Circle of Knox Church on the part of imth pollee and -the
W21/3 .held INIOnday , evening at courts, charged with the enfarce-
-the home of Mrs. M. J. AinSlie. ment of 'the Act ; and whereas ft
Mrs. J. Pirie's group Wflt3 in charge' has become antiquatsd and no
of the ,meeting. The Scripture les- lOnger serves -its purpose—s! •
son, from the 25th chapter of St, Reeve Cochrane said the • Motion
Matthew, was read by Mrs. 17:. was not designad to- protest the
McManus and •Mrs. Robinsen read Canada ...Tentperawe Act, nor to
from 'the ,1.3th chapter of 1st Cot- condone. the Liquor Control Act,
inthians. IMrs. J: Clenients led in nor to give approvq1 _the method
. of control as it exisls under the
Mrs. R. Wilson delighted the L.C.A.
Members. with, two, humorous read- Reeve E. H. Strong liewick)
Mrs.. L)11.de ...centinued_ ft he shift township had _ .hee:n
desertbed the Work being •done by Reeve It B. Cousinr, stated if he
the deaconess . deparimant of the were sure of a bettte, aet he would
Presbyterian , Churcll ‘'aucouver, feel free to „support the 'Merlon.
•Montreal, Toronto and,othel: centres 'Reeve E. S, Snyd.er .(Colborne)
in Canada. said nothing , had •beeit erese'nted
- The -president, Mrg,, Rivers; that would be better than the pre -
cowed new, tnember;.;' and guests sent, Act. .
and thanked Mrs -Ainslie' for, the WeVe West \Yawn-,
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FIRE!
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insurance
. Gordon Jewell
Phone CfIrlow 30-r-1
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Ilse of her home. ;Atran,,eoments hush) Itsked:. 'Week' we 11.0t auto:
were Made for the members 1,) matically come under government
S81,4 with the Sundhy school picnic control? There doas not seem te
in july. The meeting etes0 with be law and. order at -t. far -Its the
knYel'.• A. dainty 1811(.11 was served preseet law is concerned." '
by the lunch counnit,tee.
In the opinion. of ' Warden A.
Nieleason ,(Tuckersmith) the C.T.A.
had not proved 'satisfactory.' Teen -
Airs. Fraser Stirling* of Goderia. ago's, he said, went to. ls-aitleggers,
gue.ss as to the number ,of persons not. be• enforced, but any
wan) bad registered, which wa§, 95, onkel" would say thoy can do tient-
Atilt .tive more .registeiTer afterWards, ing and. people could drink im the
.and theri., was What liappetaal in Grand liend.
making At an even 100. Doug,s street If they wished. "That, s
LET ME HELP
YOU' SAVE THE
LIFE INSURANCE-.
In the tthrzence of the president, Iteeve lieorge McDonald (Grey I,
THE SIGNAL -STAR .i:HBAV%PS •
The following letter ,h � been-
received
een
received from. the secretary ,af the
oderich Lions Club:
The Signal-iStar,
Goderieh, Ont.
Dear Editor, During recent
Weeks '.your• aneit�spaper has pet-
mitted several articles. on our
"perch derby" to he published as
news items.g
;We realize that, these are giving
this annual event considerable
publicity and are doing much to
insure the success of the project,
thereby .assisting our . Club to de-
rive a at.�eater cash return. .
The Club instructed me to, . for:-
ward its deep appreciation to your
'newspaper for this outstanding con-
tribution which it .is rendering to
our annual perch derby•eoinpetition.
tours truly,
M. H. STEPHENS, Secretary.
(Morris), . Miller, (Clinton), NU -
Donald. (Grey.), E. S. Snyder (Col --
borne), Strong (gowick), Underc,
For.' concurrence. —' Beuermann
Elliott, '(Goderich), Finnigan (West
J. IL Graham (Coder:10r, M. Johrt-
Nicholson • (Tuckersmith), Orr
A•NNVAX SAL E PXQ�`i G'
HELD A'x` 4FOR
The , Salkeld fainly held their
annual picnic at. Lions Park, Sea -
forth, 'on Saturday; June 1fi, with
about sixty 'mein s present. The
weatherman smiled ox the gather-
ing and =it proved a delightful day.
Dinner •was' Served at 1 p.m. and
a suwptiious dinner it was.
Most of'the afternoofa.'was spent"
just in enjoying a wonderful day,
The juniors made good: 'use of the
bathing, wading , and' ' swimming
facilities and the baseball diamond.
Thera were . Several new Members
since last year's picnic, bit quite a.
number of . members,. of - the -clan
were not able to be present on ac-
count of illness. It' is hoped they
will- all make a speedy recovery and
be able to attend next year, when
it is planned to meet in the same
place on the third Saturday in
.lune.
After' the supper hour an election
f, officers took place,. resulting
the following slate for 1952: Press-
dent, Mrs. S. W: Rae, . Stratford ;
1st vice-president, Mr. Wallace
Miller, St, Helens; • secretary -treats-.
urer, firs; F. Townsend, Clinton;
editors of ` e Salkeld Spectator"
(which tells all the doings of
the clan for th year), •Mrs, Geo.
Mathieson, Godera a, and Mrs. F.
Rowed, Benmiller, ' h. and,
1•Tary:
Salkeld, Godericlt, a honorary
editor,
" Mr, I. Miller moved a vote of
appreciation to the retiring presi--,
dent -and his - wife;- 71Ir: and-. Mrs:
Mont- Randle; W .far. their -ctntiririg
.11 For MAPE-TO=MEAS.URE . I.
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LtPIACK§-. . ,c,--- $10.95 f.
• English All WOols from $35,00 I
l• $35.00.: ,
:. The New American Lounge from' . •
I SEE. BoND cLoTHE s.
. . T. '
he Major .,Store 1
. ' . °DERE', i ,
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PHONE .412
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Cook's Homburgs
- for a tasiy snack
after the ;lame Or
-Open every' eveiting except
Rritannia
Stratford, St. Marys', St. Helens,
Clinton, Geclerich; Monleton and
CONSERVATORY EXAM$
of the board- of examiners • of the
Roial Oonservatory .of *Music
Toronto, will eOilduct current .ex-
aminations for, the Conservatory•ta
Goderich, June 20. •
IF YOUR PARTNER. DIES: ..
wjil the 'firm be endangered?
Will essential capital be with -
you in• his place.; settlement,
clifficulties. with' his • widow en- .
countered? BuSiness 'assurance
with the Sun 4Life Assurance .
Company of, Canada will safe-
• gudra _your firm from such
_Protect your own firm ...
me todav.
Harold W. Shore
Re6resentative• of
Sun Life' Assurance Company
of Canada'
Avery : • Presitlent; .lack Dempsey, and munielpalities , would • have '
F. T. Armstrong
OPTOMETRIST
Phone 1100 for aPpointment.$
Confederation Li
Association
Goderich, Ontario
'Jack. Watson, Goilerich lo„1,1" s61(1 ill"guilY under 114'1
Stil'IlI11.7 and Doreen 'MacKenzie,
Glengarry," with than MOO
voters,, is the • smartest. • Federal
.1.t this point.,Iteeso St* dor
of • Colborne .;•isked for 'a ree'orded
vore-on a 'motion that Council do
INCOME. TAX . RETURNS
PRIVATE BUSINESS
FARM REPORTS ,
Bookkeeping records installed
and checked monthly °
or at request.
ROY N. BENTLEY
Phone 152W
Box 58 15 Warren SJ.
GODERICH, ONT.
Geo. G. gacEwan
Fire. Accident,- and' 'Motor Car
Insurance
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THE WESTERN ONTARIO MOTORWAYS LIMITED
Kitchener . Ontario
NOW LOCATED,
IN BANK
COTIVimERCE
. BUILDING
ON THE 'SQUARE
. A. L.. COLE
°Ibes pxambied,. Glasses Fitted
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Goderich Pavilion
Dancing Wedneiday, Situfpfty and holiday evenings
Saturday N.ight—Johnny Vowns and his orchestra. ,.
Wednesday Earn dance to Jerry Rennie and _the
Rhythm. Jesters.
Special Mid -night and holiday dances JUly 1st week-
end.
GODERICH ,THEATRES• REL. ENT
Scicia At • CAPITAL West
The Streot
7he PARK r'e
Now—"DEVIL'S DOORWAY"—With Robert Taylor and Paula
Jean Kent, Dirk Bogard, Susan Shaw and john Sullivan
British tradition of fanbtless characterizations, (bisection
'ME WOMAN IN QUESTION
Phillip Chrey Dortithy Hart and Frank Lovejoy
'A .thrilling documentary tlibrirted 'frail a ROMPS of Sa•thrday Even-
ffpy bunter.
.WAS .C.OMMUNIST
FOR. THE 'ER!. .
Mon., 'Toes. anti Wed.—
A brand-new June release' from Metro Goldvvyn alayer, written.
starring MIARGARET REYNOLDS
with Donald Crisp and jeffrey Lynn
Thurs.„Fri. Intel Sat.—
'Wayne Morris, Kay Buckley And ROC1 Cameron
and the Civil ,VVar hijackers who *defied N'orthern authori,
y.
• `STAGE TO TUCSON"
Corifing.,-Itoth Roman and Richard Todd,' in "IAghitting Strikes
pec!, nded by ..Deputy ,Revue (.ii�ud,
of Howick. • . •
• Reea'e• Sills Mated people hail
acini it -was. a matter that 4huuJ.cl-,_ 1
be • laroUl;ht,..to to he;t(l: 'i'he. C:.T.A. •
was. a -Federal Act and the L.C,A.
a ' 1'ro � incisal out% It was argued
that the Provincial Government had
no right to' step in -to enforce, as
Federal m w. iiie sad he . Was a
member 'of the Police comMislion•
in' Seaforth and it, was really.
"paithetic"' what laapllen''.• Sonie-
thing should be done to protect
young •,people, . The C.T.A. Was
brought in" in Inc horse and buggy
days, and now with cars a different
rltuation, ha1�1' arisen.
If the �L-1 A. were repealed,. con-
tinued. Reeve Sills, the L.C.A: would
eb>;ae into force, aaxl--nunicipaalities
would have the '.say a's ,to • haw it
wnuld be enforce�dk '-Find 'municipal
councils would,-�liave• the power to
say ho�'v 'knot' was to be solei•. He
said he Was not- in favor of-. bever-
age rooms. "Are we doing' good by
retaining 'the C.T.A.? Only four
counties are •• under • it—she -others
cannot be wrong." •
'The yeas and nays_ were called
for by Reeve .,Snyd'et on 'a motion
of non -concurrence which' w is lost
Eby a division of 11• to- 19; and the
recommendation of approval • was
carried, R
The vote as recorded was as
follows:
The. Vote
'e-Avith the re-
THE VOICE OF TEMPER-
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PICKLES
Kt-q11;01d, English
cHitESE
BOLQGNA
NUT BREADS
Heinz
KETCHUP
Shirrifrs
LUSHUS
Fancy Kota
SALMON
16 -oz jar 2,8c -
tin 21c
3 pkgs 2.9c
Custom 6rOund
BORAH COM'. E
,Yukon Club (Contents'only) ,
GiNqER ALE .
Ann Page Famous Fresh, ;
MAYONNAISE
'Ann Page,,Boiton Style
.0 -oz bits
8 -oz jar 2
15 -oz tins 2
l's tin 4
PINE SALMON
Ogilvie Silver.
CAKE MIX
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It seems- unfair that the
Huron County ',Council 'should
'have assumed the right to pre-,
cipitate the. _matter of the
Canada Teniperance Act repeal,
This is an issue to be *Mated
by the people themselves and
to be 'decided by the people FS
vote. The' CountY Council has
no right to interfere. By anti-
cipating any move by the peo-
pie and, by throviling its weight
Aet it has betrayed a partiality
4hd----a.haste that have no just-
ification. If the people of
Huron want. the Canada Te1/1-
ptraneo. repealed they will' say
so' themselves. They have not
asked the County Council
nOrt in,
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Neweaoet
-FLUFFS '8 -qt bag 32,C
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.PAtTE WAX 1 -lb tin 63c
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 20-m tins 29i
Sultana r .
PEANUT- BUTTER 16"0" la, 35(
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