The Goderich Signal-Star, 1946-01-24, Page 5` IIURSDA7 , JANUARY . lath,
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&UB t ;; :ky', Jan. • 2. --Mrs..: •Clifford
Id -two cl ii dreg '--j!attve-r turned
to iaraltort after visiting the lady's
parents,' Mr. and Mrs. ,Geo. Beadle,
Mr. Elmet Kellerret rn
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toWind-
see this week after two weeks' holidia .1,
at his home 'here,
Miss Margaret Crawford, is visiting
er. and Mrs. Time. IIirkeonnaell of
Frank, Alta..
The Victory Club sponsored a dance
in the Foresters' Hall on Friday night.
Music was supplied by the CENT
Inch Boys.
During the high wind on Friday
night hydro service was disrupted.
Workmen were called from Clinton and
the trouble corrected: Q,
Mrs. Guy Durham of St. George I1
visiting her sisters, Miss Mae; Fergu-
son and Mrs. Blanche Phillips.
Dies t Pickford Mich. --Mr. Chas.
E. Asgt ith has reeved -word of the
death of iris uncle, Albert Rye of
Pickford, Mich.r, in his seventy-first
year. Mr. Rye wa born on the Huron day evening, with•'the rector, Rev. H.
row one mile west of Clinton, the son J. L. Henderson, in charge. Chas. E.
or Richard, and Sarah Rapson Rye. ! Asquith, vestry clerk and treasurer,
He went to Pickford in 1879. 'He is gave the 'financial' report, showing a
survived by one son, one; daughter,' balance of $87.78. The Guild report
two sisters and one brother. was given lay Mrs. Thos: Haggitt
eaaipbel.l, and Pte. •$tewart Anent,
sen vf- Mr. n .:_"airs. .(�scair Asn alts
Rev. H. J. filnell, , p'astor of, the church,.
presided. ,.R'•. Rey.'- Robt. McConnell of
KnoxEresbyteelan• ' church -read the
Scripture and • offered prayer. ,Read -
lugs were givers by Mrs. Roy 'Finnigan,
Mrs. Thos. Huggitt and Mr. Wm. ]e--
Creo.th, A piano instrumental- was
rendered by,Mrs. R. J. Phillips, a'so1S
by Marion Taylor, and a trio by Mrs. •
Emmerson Rodgers, Miss Sadie Carter
and Rev. H. J. Snell. Mr. Harry
Sturdy on b'ellulf of the, Red Cross,
Women's• Institute, Victory Club and
Legion welcomed the, boys home. nee. i
C. C. Andersen of the Baptist church
on behalf of the ministers extended
greetings, Kr. Jas. Raithby also
brought greetings. They bus were
called to the front and expressed their
appreciation of the kindness shown!
them.. Refreshments were served. ^
Vestry. Meeting.. -=The annual vestry
'fleeting of Si. Mark's Anglican church.
was held in the Orange Hall on Tues -
Welcome Home.—There' was a large showing a balance of $51.66. The
gathering in- I nox VUnited church Iasi . ector's report showed 21 families and
Thursday evening to honor three y+bulig 6"e persons enrolled,. During the past
men who recently <returned home from I year there were twei-baptisms, no burials
overseas—F/O. Marry Arthur, son. of ; and no weddings. There were twenty
Mrs. ' John Arthur; Sgmu. Kenneth ' four services. with an average attend-
Cainpbell, son of Mr. 'and- Mrs. • Albert anee of 49. The following ofiicee were,
minimmunimumaimmomumniour
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THE StI%YARE,
THE GODERIC:EX SIGNapSTAR
DOINGS OF DUNCANNON
ki)))ted; I copse's warden, Gordon Tmyr'gr;
rector's warden, Jas. W. Medd; fay
delegate 10 r ,a nod, Chas. V. di!5epauitk;
alternate, W, J. -Ntewart; vestry clerk,
Chap.: l~1 Asquith; treasurer, ,Aifrta
_Nesbitt -Klein Vestry, : Chas. Asllurlth,
W; J. Stewart, Gordon 'T'aayl1or, J.
Medd, fir, and Mae.•°' lured -.Nesbit,
Thos. Iraggitt and II, J. Phillips. It
wan decided to have a. 'special offering
tathelp the Sunday se$aool financially.A,. )motion 'Was nuncio . t+a take half of
the year's sur,�pus for the redecoratingof thead char ql :ini the near future. A
letter vans read. from the, Bishop re-
gers(ing the "Advanced Appeal," The
meeting closed with phayer, end luneli
was served afterwards.'
COLBORNE TOWNSiJm...
Colborde Fsir a Forum.—The Verna
Forum met en Monday night at the
hale of Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Hunter.
There were sii.tteen present. Consider-
able time was spent in diecussiing the
topic, "Do, we need an international
farm organization?" The. recreation
period was conducted by ,Miss Ada
Dow and Mies Carolyn Hunter, with
Miss Marybelle Chisholm as pianist:
Lunch was served by the hostess.
Next. Monday night, January 28th, the
Z'arm Forum will be held at, the home
of Mr. and errateWlil Vroouaaan. This
will be review night; It is hoped to
have one of theeagricultural represent-
atines -present'r to speak on "Junior
Farmers. Owing" to ,stormy• weather
tie showing of the pictures tut Carlow
en 'Tuesday afternoon and evening had
to ,be postponed until a later date.
• SHEPPARDTON
SHEPPARDTON, , .Tan. 22. Mr.
Ralph Foster, Mrs: Whitley Dougherty
and Mr. and Mrs, Frank Hawkins
motored to London on Monday. Mr.
Wm. Hawkins canie home with'�them
from the hospital, where he bad been
staving treatments for his eye. .
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dougherty
entertained a number of friends and
neighbors on Monday evenzling, when
a good time was reported y"` yarn. '
Farm Home Burned.—The dwelling
of ' Mr. and Mrs. Ernest.. Carter was'
completely destroyed by fire on Fridley
afternoon.. --Only a few pieces of
furniture in the summer kitchen and
`the wood in the woodshed were saved.
The fire started from ov-eiheated stove
pipes. By the time help arrived it
was 'fine ibl tot rho h
oss e -enter
house
avid 'Mr. and Mrs. Carter and fanlily
saved only the -clothes they -were wear-
ing. Through the kindness of friends
and neighbors helping in, many ways
they are now living in the farm home
of -Mr. Anderson Mugford. Mr. and
Mrs. Carter just recently moved to
,their farm here,. which was the home
of the late George Cantwell;, on the
Ashfield -Ca borne boundary "u`bout otie
mile east of Sheppardtoi}. •
LIKED CLINTON
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94,0 -following, fi•oin '''3' `ie" 'magazine
of. Jenaiary 21st; -is-of local interest:
From tiny._ Clinton, •Qnt. e (pop.
2,•000) •came a significant story of
international co-operation..
In four years, 2;325 Americans (and
6,500 Canadians) had been graduated
from Clinton's Royal 'Canadian Air
Force radar and. communications
school. The UAS. students, 'most of
them university men, thought. so high-
ly of -the school that it 'finally became
the model- for U:S. training centers.
- .'In extracurricular activities, as in
work, Yanks and Canadians meshed
'completely. In off hours they built a
ski tow, a television' set gad a movie
theater, drank beer at a wet canteen
(log cabin decor) and danced at a dry
can teen (in swiSll chremium, catlle(1'
. "The Rainbow Room") , For ,135
Canadian airwomen on the station,
dere were pler ty of 'dancing partners.
Many students liked the place so well
they refused- week -end passes. Not
inte_Aihe�t�ica eseld-been-b par-aded--
for any offense.
Much of the credit went to the' ease'=
going teamwork of slender, ditrk-haired
Wing Commander Kenneth Roland
("Pat") Patrick, at Canadian .,who. will
sooii get a U.S. medal, and. Major -Alder
H. Jenkins c>f - the L` 8. Army Air'
Forces. Said Patrick : "I haNen't been, -
able' to find any difference between
Americans and Canadians." Said
-J'enkins : ".The . Aimy gave me the
Legi(ni- of Merit for'_ -my work there. fff
'That's, like getting $1,000 for going
to a good show.".
LUCIINOW. P.O. ROBBED
Approximately X700 in stamps and `u
small amount of cash -Was stolen from
a large safe in the.Lucknow postofiice
early Wednesday. when .thieves entered
the building -'through a rear door,
zuoved the- safe to fire centre of :. the.
floor, and pried' the door from its
hinges. Entry vas made- betWdi n two
and three'p'cloek.
THE $XGNA TAP
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UNGANNON, Jan. i 3:< Miss• Etta- ,'Ase Wat3 an attendance of twenty,
belle W" obpter, R.N., ti reeent sraduato, one. A. -devotional, service w4s con.
of Brantford Genera'i hospital, )eft on ducted. by tmprea&alent, Dirs, h'o er.,
Saatu rday. i?or Toronto to do privatefes.
& ca4,1141 eM, iti dt 'cL gbtP,4:;qwaa rho
duty.sublcet of an art. e o read by, .615'PVJa'1
The Y.P,U, of ',the'United ebureb Finnigan. The treasurer ,,reiiarted a
plan ed , a- theatre 'and howling' party. balance ;on land4
of, .47.0,3 -•at the .h.e.:
for last I'riaiay nicht at Goderieh,, but ginning Of the} year.Airs. (Rev.)
mg g to a !Ridden turn to ptoinny Rogers sang'a solo, 6Cnrry Me ..<Daele
weather the trip was cancelled sand .the to Calvary's Mewareeees „•The naeetiaig.
young people, numbering about twenty, , closed with a hymn and the Mizpah
gatherer) at the parsonage for -a social benediction. ' ,
evening' as guests ofRev. W. J. RogersNursin in erma
r, al
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f
rs
illi rs•�. - ' Frank JO cM received word on Tuear
horn.—On Saturday, 'January 19th,day night that their dauhter, ',lepton-
to
Mr�..a
rs: Ben. P
ark, a
son. 1 ant
nt B
ertha; Jones, left England
by SgteMa iaDffiy I. Parr, Of Portr plane on January lath and anriVed
Elgin, cenl1y returned from over -}n Germany to nurse in a hospital
seas,visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones there.
Although._she mentioned that
and fazlily last week.. after her ' arrival she heard the hoe -
Mr. Harold Taylor, ,principal of the pital vasing' in March, •her' ':'rte = .
Dungannon school, dismissed the few ended'"b'y" swing she might get home
pupils who eame to school on Tuesday some ' trine this stmuiler, and if not
morning . through cold - and storm. she would most likely be home by
People apparently Md not ''got used the end of the year: . •
to the sudden change from the. spring" Death of Thomas .-Woods.--Death
like weather of _ tai►(, °weeks, ago.• called Mr. T,homaa Woods on Saturday
The congregational` meeting wind pot- afternoon in his ,eighty-seventh year.
luck supper of the United church, lie had resided for the past three
which was set for Wednesday of this years at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
week, has been postponed for one week. Robt. Moore in Dungannon. He• waft
The Dungannon Badminton Club is the fifth member of a family of eight
spot coring a dance in the hall` this 1 children born to the late Thomas and'
Wednesday night, with the - Chrrutiiere f Mary Woods, who have all passed
orchestra providing music. • , away. The family were Armlet, Mary,
Home froth Overseas.—Pte. Irvine Tilly, Jenny,. Tom, George, John and
Eedy, son of; Mr. and _Mrs. H. ''J. L.' James. The only surviving relative
Eedy, arrived hoarse from overseas now is a nephew , Mr. Edgar; 'Woods,
last Wednesday, being met at 'Stra>i.i.of Niagara Falls, sen if the late George
font by members of his family, Ain- Woods, who wee principal, for many
other Dungannon boy who is expected years et Saltforti -school. The family
home this week, according to a ailing were all- born on the Woods honie-
listings, is Sgt. Gerald Currie, whose stead oil' the gravel road,second farm,
elder • brother, Pte. Raymond • Currie,4, north of Glenn's Hill, West Wawanosh,
also is expected ,home soon; but was where in later years the family built
detained a few weeks on account of themselves a lovely large home, The
blood poisoning. I elder members of the' family saw a
Erskine W.M.S. Meets.—The Erskine good deal of pioneer life end the im-
Presbyterian' W.M.S. met at the home provement of a corduroy road between
of Mrs. W. R. Andrew on Thursday Lucknow and Goderieh. Thomas
afternoon: Owing -to illness of -some Woods leaves a memory °of a person
members, and the stormy weather, the prided e (_who ride himself f on thrift and hon•
attendance, was reduced. Mrs. Rich. esty and who observed the •Golden
McWhinney, president,-wasunable to Rule. He was a valued member 9f
be pyesent but sent ,a program plan St. Paul's Anglican church, where the
Mrs. Frank Donee gave apaper on the funeral service was held on•° Monday
study of missions in Africa. At the afternoon, with the rector, Rev. R. A.1
close et . the program Mrs. • Andrew _p� ose1y
14Ieponald gaye an appropriate ad-,
dress. The pallbearers were Donald,
Fowler Robt Moore Will Reid Isaac
served tea and refreshments.
United Church W.A. -.-Mrs. D. A.
FoWley offered her home last Friday
afternoon for the meeting of the Wo-
men's, Association of the United church. Ment was in ,]Dungannon cemetery.
charge, and Rev: G. •1
Cranston and Will Cook. The inter-.
O.
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GODERICH
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Pianos,BIO,Appliances
Ratteiies
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1 wish to announce iffy aappeijtiueut as a lihorized district
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representative of
Electrojux
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WOR AV4ALABLE FOR MEN
WHEN'. W EA'BR PFRTB
N.E.S. Reports ManyFositlo `�,Open
.d, for -Women
The survey being conducted by the
local office of the! National Employ-
ment Service is yielding good- results,
but in the main the immediate jobb'
being offered by employers- are . fes'
skilled or semi -skilled help while the
larger number of appligants for. jeabs
are- unskilled: Auto mechanics, wooci-
-workers, , plumbers, machinists,
printers, apprentices for various trades,
cooks, salesmen;- egg graders are
wanted imgneciiately. Orders, being
placed now .for- workers about March!
1st to the 15th would indicate that
plenty of work will be available when
the weather allows. There is consider-
able construction, work,. indicated to i
start when- weather conditions permit.
As far as women are ''concerned die ,
conditions as given above are exactly
reversed r- TiaeJo'eaL.ofiie reports .. -jobs,
offered outstrip_ applicants several
times over: Textile workers, waitresses,
salesgirls, experienced stenographers
are wanted at once. The hosiery mills
offer the largest bulk employment and
starting rates for girlshavenow been
advanced to a point where they.• ghotifd
prove attractive; as within a few weeks 1 BAYFIELD, . Jan. 23. --Alfred Ed.
_ i
'ear r�v.nn, . of
Bayfield, warden of
acquiring skill to'earn�eventitally ve}'y Hui+en County in 4920 and, for many
attractive .:years• reeve of this village, disci this'
pay.. Working conditionsg
are excellent and it is felt _that more evening in Scgtt .Memorial , Hospital,
girl '-should avail thennse1ves -of ihis aforth, after. _n_ brei, _illness. .:He
as surplus war material:has coin:
mencedin to arrive at. the..l,oeal depot -at
Sty Harbor, and .e a? aployers,'ijenerally
have been most coiaperative in tai nag
on veterans:
• GODERICH"' P1e +'OST CLAM ,
The Goderich PI eon 'Clubheld
• � .. its
annual meeting at the home .of Ernest'r
Peachy and elected dimes as foll4tvs; :;
President, • Percy Johnston; vice-
president, William ,Baker; secretary.. '
treasurer, Ernest Peachy.. The , sche•
Jule, for the�'year's pigeon- races i s
not been drawn up yet, but the to •est
race will be from ,Montreal, ass
been• the case for several years.
TO APPEAL CONVICTION "
Lionel, L. Leshley and Irene Gourley,
both of Toronto, have given notice of
an appeal' at the next sitting -of the
-County 'court against their conviction
by Magistrate A. P. Caok on -December
20th - last, when °-they., were- jointly
charged with theft of $4.90 from the -
East'' Street Bakeey, Goderich. ' Lesh>
ley was ' sentenced to three months,
and MisseGourlay� tot one snontle•in'the
county jail
DEATH OF A. E. ERWIN BAYFIELD
increases are possible and Pram there
on itis strictly a matter of speed in
type of employment. eFifty to 100 girls ' Was in ills. eaghtietii year.-
ean be placed ,in the hosiery ,-milts at
Gode.rich and Clinton. -
Miss V. 1. Westbrook of ---the local
office, who is in charge of the women's
division and is alsoclaims officer,.
h .beel3 nttencting it c�3iaol of Ynrsitrue-
tion- in London' during -the past week.
Great eaaaphasis is laid on special train-
ing.- of U.Z.C. staffs for. the work they
'"must perform and an iiitensive. pro-
-gram of training is carried en in the
local office continually after regular.,
is -=of Work.
The Unemployment Insurance Coni-
'sieir tai •in'g over the payment"
of out -of -work .benefits to ex 4ervice-
men formerly handled ,e'ntirely by the
Department of Veterans' Affairs. Mr.
Hill, the. local office. manager, will be
in London for two -cloys this week -in
connection with arrangements for tak-
ing --over, this work, ' probably , on
February 1st.
Placement, of ex -servicemen in this
area, is reported as most satisfactory
and very few veterans, are out of
work. -War Assets Corporation have
EVERY CAR, OWNER„.
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• _- . Pulling Job.
One man does the work of TY men.
Weighs but 18 --lbs. and .pulls
a 3. ton load:
Delivered- price $18.50,,
B_ Folder on requRst. -
Distributors for Hurh#1- County
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