HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1946-02-21, Page 7East St. Bakery
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B WUItTY ,
ASSOCIATE STORE
!`4 O. WHETSTONE, Prop.
TIRES and BATTERIES
Hamilton St. • ' Phone ‘69W
The business people in every community
pay a large percentage of local taxes; thur.
stop and stores tell ` the citizens and'
visitors whether the town is • a progressive
municipality or is in the dol-droms.
The Goderich merchants advertioing on
this and other pages of this paper, are doing
their utmost ddrng these critical days, to
promote the interests of the town, by stock-
ing " such goods as are available. They are
therefore entitled to your ,support, and by,
supporting them you are helping' yourself
and also the town.
Buying more, .we `bum -for less: -
Selling more, we sell for less.
Open Evening;
Phone 06 • Sanford
_Reg. Bell
jEWELLE
"Gifts -That Last"
BULOVA WATCHES
Good Servie6:_ lm Repairs
Phone 123
East St:
E. Breckenridge
1 HARDWARE
piFijivf o NGi & -HEATING
Sole Agents
-_.Super-Health-Ahinlit um Ware_.
Phone 135 ° Hamilton , St. '
SHOE REPAIRS
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR
FRESH FRUITS AND •
VEGETABLES IN SEASON 1
Scientific Equipment—
Friendly Service
Prone 470. ° East St:
IVAN LOUZON
Formerly operated by M. N.
MacDonald
Used Shoes and Skates for sale
North - St. Goderich
Portable Phonograph Players
WHEN • YOUR ENGINE • GIVES
TROUBLE try one- of ours
- - REBUILT ENGINES
- and , your troubles are --over.
NEW AND USED,„AUTO
s���S� ••
`C
EARL ' R;r GUENTHER, Prop.
Daily Service to and :from
Toronto—Hamilton—London
an
an intermediate points
Victoria St. • Phone 850.
I e 0' - -The--Square---
G. Plante
Frank McArthur
BOWLING
IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION
PACKARD MOTOR SALES
ATLAS -
Phone -513
TLAS Phone"513 -
Bridge St.
GODERICH •
GODERICH TO SHIP, Feb. 18.--�.n BLNMILLER, Feb. 19.—Mr. and
Mrs. ` Harwood has.. 'returned to_ .her Mrs. Stirling and, Mr. and Airs. `erne
home ,after a lengthy illness in Bode- Gledhill motored to London on Sun-
- Avoid—Delay- by having your
,Spring Cleansing done
,NOW
C. R. LOWERY
Phone 122 Westt;St.
PAPERING & DECORATING •
PAPER SUPPLIED ,___
RAGLAN` ST. - `
Phone 585W -"
day and visited . with Mrs. Will
Mrs. m. Johnston. - is 111- with Feagan. .
neumouia tit_>•he. home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs: E. T. Pfrimmer spent the weeks
Rout Sowerby. putt Ilamilzon.
We wish her a Miss L Maedel of- Goderich cal
speedy recovery. on friends in -the village on i ti ay•
Misses Anna MitcDanald and Mary Mr Ind Mrs. Dunbar are staying
Howell, of, Goderich; \.visited on Mon- gecwith Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Pfrimmer for
t$ Mks. Harwood • a short' time before moving to their
a
wail
,
---An- exchange of_ valentines was the new home on the Maitland concession
1 t1 feallxFe at the Junior Red: Cross reeently purchased from i Mrs. ,Stekens.-
rcigetint , at Union , School. An inter- Mrs. Melvin'Good and children spent
esting 'rprograni *as presented, wit1T the week -end with her parents, ,ALr.-
D'oris . Sowerby 'as chairman, consist- and Mrs. Gorier, at Blyth.
ing of a piano solo by Doris Sowerby,._... Mrs. Verne Gledhill spent a few days
Solo by Melville Harwood. piano solo • in Goderich ..with „°her sister,
by Barbara Orr,.:. -reading by . Lois •Carter, last- week.
Soweriiy. Games ,were played by the' Mrs. F. Clark and family, -o Atwood,
wood,
pupils and jokes were .given by Mary' \` were recent Visitors with, • .
'Jean 'Fuller. I Pletcher Fisher.
Union 1'V.M.SQ-S-The regular meeting - • •
' of .tie W.M.S. of Union church was ,
held tit the home of Mrs: Art Tichborne'
t, T •..�� ,,, �l�ioet rnn of 11Ir. I+' b r 1'3th The meeting was:
assessor for the Township of Morris:. i
on. e. rug .y .
a alert rrelnery uue� ueCu _ a�.pou-wd Roy4.
, F.
8 In ton. Clinton, in charge`of Miss Ethel McIlwain, the
,and Mrs. Zhom-as Leppi .g �e'
• the bride 'being I'etronella, daughter theme being "God's Healing Power.
The fail fair °at Brussels, •discon- of Mr. -and Mrs. ,Joh:►nnia.:Van der ,The Scripture lesson:A('Iatthew 5:1-13)
tinned 'during the war ~dears, , is ,being 1:ndes”' if Aiiist.erdam,• Holland. The was read "responsively. The . business
revived and will be held again' this wedding took place at Amsterklam on was -conducted by the president. , The.,
year. - . January 9t11. I.; -Cpl. Leppington 're- topic on ,missionary work in Angola
The •^............*Town .Council has al?' turned .home recently and nis bride is wa i\en by. Miss `Ethel Mcilwain.'
Clinton.�-. Revs L. H. Turner led in prayer ,and
- pointed Gordon Craig as an additional expected in the early sprirfg. , the meeting 1- . closed with, the raer , d
polidemin, at a salary- of $$900. This ' llanle�•- rAsiiton
f
increases the town's police' force to I At the—parsonage. of, Ontario street the hymn ";From Green'land'st Icy
1 "Alountaiins."
Crokinole Party.—A sti'ccessful crok-
inole pifrty"'and box social was held at
the home off Mr: and Mrs: Geo. Mc-,
n -F
llwain oebrua'r -1-ltli, under the
auspices• o(' the Drimatic Club. The
lads s' prize for high score was won
by Mrs. L. II. Turner and the con-
solation prize, by Mrs. L. Connell. The
men's 'prize' for high score was won.
by -:Stanley McIiv tin.. with the con
three: . ' United -church, Clinton, on I+ebruary
The Royal T dancing' pavilion just 12th, the marriage of Mildred Linetta'
north of the Wingham town Limits has Ashton and Tpr. George•David Hanley
been purchased from Harry Wells by \V.as .solemnized by Rev. G. G. Burton.
Frank and Robert Hopper. The new . The b'rid`e is the daughter of Mr. and
prpprietora intend to snake- extensive -Mrs.. John Ashton and• the pridegroom
alterations, also to build a. number of ! is the son of Mr. and .Mrs. George
tourist cabins ..and .add a modern ser- Manley, • all of Clinton. After 'the
---vice station. ' honeymoon, trip' the couple will make
Verdict in„ Favor - ' - ' „„their home in Clinton ' '
of Modern-iothcrs ,- _�a__ __. _ _
4t a recent meeting of the "Women's - ST. HELENS
Institute at: Wroxeter a debate wrist . •-
held on the subject, "Resolved, that 1 ;�;1,_31IDIrh] S, Feb, 18. --Mrs. Ilelvr,
our grandanothers contributed more "to •
• home and country than our modern 'Mr. and Mrs. -Lorne Woods and Donna
mothers.” Two women"spoke on each =;;vera tedent'''viSttdrt;'with Mr. and Mrs.
. side. The: verdict was in favor of the John Gardner- at 'Zion.
negative— - "'Mr. and Mrs. Neely .Todd and David,
Clinton- Soldier of Stratford; `' were -week-e'td- gue a s
Married in Holland , • cif M. -and Mrs., b. -Todd,
'The marriage is annouiieed.,of L-Cpl.Mrs, Ronald Rothwell o ori
h ll f Norwood
LEEI31JR
:in the coming summer we may
- expect -hundreds of- visitors from
the States. For, many of them a
- goad time Means lots of leisure for '
hikes -visits to historic sites,
scenic beauty spots. Let's give
them a really friendly welcome
and help to make their stay as
memorable as it can be! -
WHAT CAN.! DQ?
The answer is. plenty! Mere are some
of the"- things anyone can do. The
suggestions come from a well,._known
Ontario hotelman:
1. Know the places _of interest and
beauty. spots in your district and
tell people about'them.. -
2. When you write your friends in the
States tell them about the places
they would enjoy v ithig.
3. Try to make. any visitor glad he .
came to Canada. • -
LE1BURN,. Feb.. 19. -Mrs. Ellen
Parrish and sons Rob and Dave, of
Listowel, Motored over on Sunday on
account of the death of the former's
uncle, .Mr. Wm. Strachan. They also
spent -a while with Mr.. and Mrs. Wm.
Cook.
The Farni Forum held their meeting
on Monday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bogie.
Your correspondent received a letter
on Monday from Mrs. Wm. Ruston of
Waterloo, well known here, saying she
had broken two o bones in her leg above
the ankle three weeks ago. She has
returned ns
fro' the hospital. to her
rooms and is doing fine and hopes
soon to have the cast removed.
PORTER'S' HILL
:Daze -go -My
��rrlimn I'olrtei� 1'1)ItrpR'S HILI Feb. 1S.—Mr. •and�
so a icu
Ed. SoWerby auctioned the boies.- The Mrs. Stirling, •frons Manitoba, are € e
proceeds of the auction amounted to on a visit antes .ire spending
;$21.60." A vote of thanks was tendered .days with. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Newton.
the host and hostess bf the evening by W.A.' ;heeling. -The W.A. held their
Orval f'rawetl. The meeting closed February meeting at,the home of Mrs.
with the singing of the National Will ('ox on Thursday last, with eleven
ladies present: A quilt was partly
clui.lte4. The -president, Mrs. Leslie
Cox, opened the meeting with a hymn,
' prayer and Scripture reading. Mrs.
CARLOW -
spent ti feat days with her parents, CAIiLQ1V, .leliin Torrance gave a splendid read ng
Feb. , 19. •-Mr. and Mrs. on St Valentine. The offering was
AI}s. the week -end' with Mrs. Alla 1
after discussion \Ix. stn Mrs. E. J. Thom. Clarence Wilson of Cochrane spent taken One birthday gift was handed
eKenzie Webb was a visitor n Wilson • Psion on .the year's
last week with Mrs. Lorne Webb at , i 1, ant
and others here. work the meeting was closed �e<irli
W illgliam. ' lir and 'firs. Allan Stoll motored to hymn slid the 11'I1/pa1`i benediction.
Mrs. H. D. -MpDonald of WingliStu Tht*dfbid on Saturday, taking :lies: �Irs. John . Torraflee invited the
was a visitor with Mr. and Airs D. ' -Hanan Murray house: •
ladies to meet fit her house in March.•
tiicDonald. Mrs. "(.Ilan; Allin is with her
daulgh-
ixres d4 ter, Mrs. Snyder, who .fell and. frac-
entation to .,Returned Man. --Cpl.
..,IIugli McCrostie, recently returne tiered --lupe leg on the Ice.
from overseas, was honored at a Mrs. 1 :.;rsh is iu• Goderich with
gtttllering In tile' Coibmunity Hall oil filer dao ' : •, Mrs' Bell. °
•Friday evening. Music for dancing . AZr. Ila Allin is tearing a broad
was provided h . is and Mrs. Chester n4iile. A. baby girl Is_ in .. the hospital iron quick relief-Emilit�bitl r need _b ► t e>
Tayliir and Mips Doris Taylor. Aftei7 tvtitiilg for hili; to bring her home. athlete's footr bles,pimp#esanddt exel l
• lunch ';ugh was made the recipient
of a 't i11fold and war'„ savings car-
o tikes; e.• Allan Miller -read the address
and Gordon Miller ° made the presenta-
tion on behalf of the community.
4. Take time to give requested infor-
1nation fully and graciously. - •
5. In business dealings, remember our
reputation for courtesy and fairness
,.•__dope„nds_onyyou. ___..-
r _ Fi. To sum it all up . follow the_
• "Golden Rule."
Troublesome Night Coughs
"Are Hard on the System
we the cough that eticicsi the cough that in hard
to get rid of; the cough accompanied by a tidkling
the throat that causes the nerve and tthroat wracking
-trouble that keeps you awake at night. -•
Dr. Wood's Norway' Pine Syruphelps to relieve
11d coughing condition by coothing te irritated; parte,
Wowing the phlegm an'stimulating OAbronebiaal organo, and when this
Y done the troublesome 'Wasting cough may be i*el'leved.
IN. Wood's NorwayPine Syrup hats been on the market for -the past
The 'j adQ ark `d8 Pine Trp&.
Price 4 bottle; largo fanny size, about It tilne much, GOe ata Z
Arge !~ooYlnntcxat;*,;• Milbmft o Ces it,1mitsti, Toroyitt , (nit.
The Farm Forum was .;held at the �amdltlotte use are euoltm¢, sl a ucatcd, uq
• � D�. L► 0..�R�It�!►'1'�01�1, Grcaeel�awr ae
hall on Monday, evening •with fifteen nje, a thea, comfarte find -Quickly
present. After the discussion period Mr Ischia*. Don't suffer. Aek__yy__o_�ur
cards -were ,played and . itme t was •
sefoe D. D. D. pRilsCRIMOM.
The Women's Missionary
' • Soc�iety�
`� Met
last Thursday evening at the home of i
Mrs. Lloyd Young, with a fair"tt.tend-1•
ante. It was decided to observe the
World. Day of Prayer at the Township l
Hall on 'larch Sth. i
Lower Education
An elderly tirquaint.ance, cif philos-
ophical tendencies. in discussing the
current' wave of jtiveii1le and ad"ales-'
cent. ,delinquency says, "Al pat 'on the'
back' is a good tiling, prc vic1ing it . is
applied early enonab in 91fe, Often;
enough, .1111(1 l'oly ellougllj".sttSti Thomas
1.
Time8-Journal. rT
—
IIardihlp and suffering van malte
you bitter -.-,or n1'a lie, you better
Worth his weight in gold!
'The Province of Ontario
Profits to almost the
same extent from tourist,
business as it does from
the gold alining industry.
It is up to each of us tom
see that it toes -rn growing.
This diagram shows .how_.
Ontario's tourist income
benefits everyone. Every
dollar is shared tiny way.. .
1. Hotels; '2. °Stores;
3.Restaurants; 4: Taxes,
ec.; fi. Amusements;
6. Garages. "
It works both ways!.
They treat us •loyally
When we Visit •ampul .
we can't do less than re-
, turn -._the .,,:(IDIliraea „
Remember that it r9sts
money to take a holiday
... 8o lets tree they get
a .goodreturn for every
penny they spend.
PLANNING A ,,HOLIDAY?
°TINE IN "ONTARIO HOLIDAY”
CPRII, 10:30 P.M., THURS., PRI,
AND SAT., (APVltt1 whir'
1 OCKt V GAME)
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