The Goderich Signal-Star, 1946-06-13, Page 6GIB
8T. HELENS
THE GQDERICII SIGNAL -STAR
PORT AU3ERT
PORT ALBERT, tae 11. ---•-Mr. and
M. Bert Crawford,. Airs. Ww. Crtawal
turd ani Mr. and Mrs. Jab. Johnston
of Cedar Valley spent last 'Sunday
visiting with Mr. :And Mrs. Lorne Jolla
sti n at Whitechurch.
CQugratulations .are extended t() Air.
Cecil McGee, who at the recent gradu-
ation exercises at,o the University t)f
Toruptu.i(' iy,ed the tit ree of Bachelor
o the Science .of Forestry (II.Se.F.),
.Atterspending; • a short lioliday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mc-
Gee, Cecil left to take a position with
coy
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JUNE 17 .27
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BENIVIILLER,
BENMILLl R, June 11.-7.Mr. Clyde
Gledhill spent a couplk of gays in
Toronto last week.
A large__ congregation assembled ip.
Benmfller church on Sunday for the
Fathers' Day service. The choir,
composed of fathers of the congrega-
tion, was ably directed by Mr. Chas.
GODERICH MEMORIAL
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BAST OF MATERIAL 1
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prices that will, please YOU.
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Call at our o e P ce .- •Phone 2424., or
drop us a line to Box 161, Gode-
rich. We will be pleased to call
and help choose a suitable mem-
ortal" for your family plot. •
R. A. SPOrON
St. Andrew's St.
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Perhaps you have put off -too
long -the purchase of a monument
or marker for y.,ur loved one.
Now is the time to pay,,your debt
to the memory of those who
meant so much to you but aremo
longer here. May we help you
in your choice of a memorial?
T. Pryde & Son
N11E oRITIZ INFTS tEg -.
Exeter, Clinton, Seaforth
Phone 41J Exeter or Write its
and we shall be pleased to call
at your convenience.
Breckow, jr., of Goderich. Much
credit is due Mr. Breckow and the
choir. Rev. U. E. Cronhielm delivered
au appropriate address.
Mrs. J. R. Long spent last Monday
in Stratford.
A number from around here at-
tended the nurses' graduation at Strat-
ford last Wednesday.
We are glad to report Mr. William
Bolton was able to return to his home
from London hospital on Friday with
a vert good report.
Miss Beulah Long visited last week
with her sister. Mrs. Palmer Kilpatrick,
and Mr. Kilpatrick, in Toronto.
ST. ki1;L1 Nb, June 10..- Dir*. W. ]I;,
Gordon, Mr. and. Mrs. W. I. Miller,
T Mir. Mrs. Gordon Miller, Mrs. T.
J. Saalteld, Miss Helen,. Salkeld, R1rs.
Jimmy Boyle aiad Air. Lawrence
tiaalLeid, .'qr. and Mrs. W. A. duller,
Mrs. T. J. Todd and Anne and Biro.
T. V. Wilson and Terry attended the
annual Salkeld reunion held at Sea -
Find a big enough idea to live for
and you'll never be unemployed.
41111.1.1111,
Backache -Kidneys
Cry: for Help
Most people fail to' recognize the
seriousness of a bad back.
!Die stitches, twitches, and twinges
are bad enough and cause great suf-
fering, but back of the backache
and the cause of it all is -the dis-
ordered kidneys crying out a warn-
ing through the back.
the .baclkia th.e kidneys' -
cry for help. Go to -their -assiBtttned:
Get a box of Doan'* Kidney Pills.
A remedy • for backache and sick
forth on Saturday. ' • °
•
- :Hiss 'Jure Newton of Wheatley
spent the Holiday week -end with her
parents, .Itev. M. 0: and Mrs. Newton.
Mr. bench Mrs. Hector 'McGregor and, the Department .of. 'Lands. anal forests
daughter Margaret, and" -Mr. tend Mrs.,
il'ri�rht and daughter Phyllis, at Pembroke. •(.list. We• wish him sac -
Philip
of Tas, Ma. and Mrs. Fred McGregor ctss in his future work.
of Kintail, Mrs. iturgoch McGregor =fir. and Mrs. Gordon Orr and, faam-
- ily'. of Goderich township,. visited last
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Graham. .
Mr. Arthur Martin of Lenora, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Martin and
other relatives in the vicinity.
,Air.. and Mrs.' Geo. Hodgins Mr.
.tilarYTODAY,ZIN th, 1916
and Miss Katherine McGregor, of; Luck -
now, were guests of Mr. and Mrs;.
George Stuart on Saturday.
Mr. Ale.%,Purvis and his wife, who
has recently arrived-- from overseas,
were guests of honor at a gathering
of friends and neighbors held in the and Mrs, Andel Mason, all of Rip
Community Hall on Friday night. After
luuch Mr. Wilfred McQuillin read an
address and Mr. J. D. Anderson made
the presentation of a purse. - .Music
for dancing was. provided by Mics Os-
borne and Mr. Austin Martin.
Junior Red Cross. --The ladies of
sided over the ii}teresting program of
the St. Helens school section were
guests at the Junior Red, Cross meet-
ing held at the school -en Friday after-
noon. Lois Webb, the president, pre=
choruses, solos, recitat&ijus and dia-
logues. Lunch was served by the
pupils, after which work done by the
pupils . under the supervision of tfie
teachers, Mr. James Cohlter-and Miss
Beutriee -MeQuillin, were _shown, Mrs.;
Harold Gaunt was the winner' of -a
-magazine rack in-ade by iii oys:-...,.�,
`Women's Institute, --The June meet-
ing of the Women's Institute. was held
on Thursday
in the Community Hall
evening. with.the,-glen as guests for the
program. _ Mrs. Arehte" "Aitcheson;.
president, was in the chair, It was.
decided to' discontinue the quiltings
until September. Mrs. Elwood Bar-
bohr was appointed delegate to the
district totilh held at Auburn,
spent last Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Young.
Mr. Howard Quaid, opo has been
engaged in construction work for the
last few years, has given up this
occupation and returned to the home
of his father, Mr. John Quaid, to take
over the working of the farm.
Finis. -The play cast presented their
play "Good Gracious Grandma." at
Amberly. Mildmay and Bervie last
week and at Victoria street ehurch,
Goderieh, this week. to good audiences.
On Friday evening of next week they
will go to Monerieff, after which the
old play -books will be thrown sky-
Softball-=-Teens�l-scitlarl-tea °has-
been . fortaxetk int -the corirmunYh ` arld
being latin gettia: `atarte"''-wirs`un
able �ro get in ie-"Tory"r Gregg longue,
as the schedule of. ga-roes had been
drawn up. After having • a talk with
Mrs. Gregg: ut.._i?aghaoni y. are -•-to
play exhibition games with the fol-
lowing teams of .group , 2, B series:
Goderieh Township, Benmiller, Londes-
boro, Westfield, Auburn and Dungan-•
annual e nen, until the playoffs, in which they
She, Mrs. A. Aitcheson, the presidentwill_ take part. In a recent exhibition
and Mrs. F.. W. Rice, the district repro-
!genie they Ron over the Dungannon
seiitative, will represent the St, Helens ! team, The Port Albert home games
round..
ranch, ,firs. Gordon J ePhersim gave i are .played on •the airport g
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a reading, "Down oh 0fir�'t''a"rty til 'e" """'
Mrs.Rice sang a solo and Mrs. :tic -
Kenzie_ \Ve1th gave i_reaiailag, "Modern
CREWE
kidneys. .. Men." Itev. M. G. Newton ;ave a' CREWE', Tune 10. -Mr. nine -MT's.
"Dean's" are put.._up in an
oblong grey box with. our trade
„tiaark -a "Maple Leaf" on the
wrapper.'
Refuse substitutes. Get I'Doan's.."
The T. Milt's Co_ Ltd. Toronto. Ont.
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. FUNERAL SERVICE .
No extra eh rge for the use
Of our Funeral Home, Trop
Prompt Ambulance'
Service
Phone 335- ' Ets. 355 or 7
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INGERSOLL, ONTARIO
very interesting lantern lecture 'show- Charlie Sherwood of Detroit visited
iiig many pictures of beauty spots in', with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sherwood re --
Canada. At the conclusion lunch was: 'cently.
served, with Mrs. Gordon McPherson, Mrs.,•Edna McWhinney returned on
Mrs. McKenzie Webb and Mrs. W. A. I Monday from Echo Bay, 'where she
Miller is hostesses. - • i spent the past several months.
Miss Lois Montgomery, nurse-in-
traiuing at Clinton hospital,' visited
on Monday with Mrs: J. Sherwood.
Mr. and' Mrs. T. I3rydges of Bel -
grave called on- Mr.. -B. Treleaven on
Wednesday. - "--
Mr. and Mrs. J. Curran on Wednes-
day night attended the twentieth wed=
ing anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
tier of Stratford.
P/b. Elliott Rivett left on Thursday
for Lachine; Que.. to receive his dis-
charge from the R.G.A.F: • - w
a.11an` Corbett -visited
oder .the week -enol with friends at
NILE
NILE.. June 10. -Mr. and Mrs. W. ,
D. p'ortl'y of Goderich spent the week-
end with Mr. and Sirs. Graham McNee:
• One day last week. Mr. and- Mrs.
Albert Slesser, of ' Kincardine.-- Irs.
Jack. ,Shier - and daughter Joan, of
Aimow, and Mrs. Jessie ;3hewfelt and
Mrs.. Jane McCalluin, of Newdale, :Clan:,
visited at the home of ' Mr. and Mrs.
Gratia -m - c'�4ee. -
Sunbeam 'Club. -The Sunbeam Club' ,Ancaaster and Grand Valley.
held its regular monthly meeting at -, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bennett and son
the home of Mrs: W. Caldwell 'on Wed- called on Mrs. T. M. Durilin on Sunday.
nesday of last week, with fourteen Mr.. Dprnin is spending a few- days in
London: •
Mr. • and Mrs. Fred Finlay of Gode-
rich and Mr. and. Mrs. C. Blake, Jimmie
and Lynda, of Dungannon; visited with
-Mr. and Mrs. S. Kilpatrick.
W.M.S. Meeting. -' The ladies of
Crewe W.M.S. held their June Meeting
held. It was decided to have a picnic at the hone `of_Mrs. (Rev:) Rogers on
at Harbor Park, 'Goderich, - on June Thursday, June ti; with an attendance
Barred Rick and Hybnd Rect X Dock.
Now ° Avpplable
ro
° EACH ,MONDAY AND THURSDAY UNTIL JUNE 13ph
SOME STARTED OITIOICS=THA NUMBDR IS LIMITED
Scott's Poultry Farm
mSEAFORTH
J. M. SCOTT, PHONE 851r32, SEAFORTH
23-4
Alf. Armstrong, Miss Dorothy Berry,
Mr. 'and Mrs. Wes. Alton, of London,
and Bertram Curran, of Toronto.
%V.M,S. M,eexjng,-- _, he June meeting
of the' Blake's W.M.S. was held at the
parsonage .on Tuesday afternoon. Eight
grandmothers were present. After a
devotional and business period a pro-
gram of interesting and humorous read -
in ltd ti solo -.. were enjoyed. Many
o.. rfinitiofS ; were received - for the
birt ay boxy Mrsa•Thes.-J.P Andersen,.
Lucknow, a former member, attended
the meeting. A social half-hour was
spent around- the tea table. Mrs. M.
J. Blake, a. life member, had the honor
of cutting the Balt; {especially donated
for Grandmothers' Day.
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ASHFIELD
ASHFIEsLD, June 11. -Misses Anna,
Charlotte and Lois
Loi
s Ma.
ck.e..na._z._ie. and Rev. v
.
J.
LIT:pozaZ,
lspent
thCe
Mackenzie. -
..-µ._..
:klisses Anila MacGregor andEthel
Mackenzie - of Toronto were horns- for --
the week -end.
• A-uiversary services in Ashfield
`Presbyterian Church will be 'held on
Sunday, June 23, at 11 a.m. and 7.30
pan., standard time. Rey. W. Budreau
of Atwood will be the speaker.
Miss Isabel Howes is visiting her
aunt, Mrs, J. ' B. Rhodes, in Toronto.
Mrs. A. Gilder*. • and daughter
Wendy, of Goderich,.yspent last week
at the home of Mrs. Hugh Mackenzie.
LEEBURN
LEEB'URN, June 11. -Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Chisholm of Sarnia spent Sun-
day' here. '
Mrs. Harvey Fisher - entertained at
a trousseau tea in
h� nor of her d
augh-
ter MISS Don oFriday afternoon
and evening, Mine 7th. The guests
were received, at the- door by the
mothers . of f the bride and groom, and
the gifts were shown by girl friends.
Lunch was served, tea being poured by
the three grandparents.
Farm Forum. -On Monday evening,.
June 17th, come to -No. 5 school house
and hear Dr. John See, veterinarian,
recently es, ablished in Goderich, speak
on pis trip to the West Indies. Visitors
welcome, Ladies please bring sand-
wiches. -- -
A soldier phoned a hotel - in Denver
an
a
a mi
d'ttslted •wleexe h might ..�n
.d ._ P4..,_.,@8 -._ e.
for the light: The -Yoke on the$her- -'
end of the line asked where the soldier - • _
was. ",T,'m in a phone booth," he
answered, "Pleasant' d eamsZ came _- - --
the reply.
• A Pimple .Covered Face ;
Kills Many 4- Romance.
The lives of manyzroimg peOple are made miser
,ryr .
ab)e��ii ni'ireBF�iiiflg ot�t I'3f �pit�#j3lew�1`�,{7JDIIl2'25�'J�',bl�"
_. FA
know of cases where a promising romance been
spoiled by those red, white, festering and pus filled
-- _ sores--on--the face.--- -= _ .. _ _ _ T _ ..._.._ ._._.,,....
The trouble is not so much physical pain, -but the __
mental --suffering caused by the embarrassilag disfigurement which very
often makes the sufferer ashamed to .go out in cp . pany.
Thequickest way togetrid of pimples is to irove the general fiealtlb •
by a thorough cleansing.pof 'the blood.
Burdock Blood Bitters helps to cleanse the blood and with the blood
cleansed ,the complexion should clear up: - -
The T. Milburn C,o.,T.hnited; Toronto, Ont. -
members and one visitor present._, One
quilt was partly finished., •MrS.„ ,Gere,
.the president, was in charge of the
business. Twenty-five dollars was don-
ated to the "Christian .Homes for.
Children." S.ome clothing• was, turned
in for the Clothing drive -which- is being
21st. • It is hoped there will be 'a good
-attendance of members and their fam-
ilies .to make the picnic a success,., - The
next meeting is to be held at the home
of Mrs. Gladys Rivett, -the first Wed-
nesday in July. • Lunch was served by
the hostesses, Mrs,,.. Caldwell and Mrs.
1Cilli�am Nivins.
•
DTEVER
I'M SORRY, I 'L L HAVE
-TO GIVE MY BUSINESS
"Fta SOMEONE ELSE
r)S qU1 •FEET_. Like 'I'H 'O@X/ING
UP Me • SPONGE. AS You GETALL
e.lAMI MEI UP'WITH WORK.. -
•
11-16 ,w - ot.E euSINES5
Wlt..L GO TO POT
IF &Ot4''it- GS'T' some
EXPEI2IENCEo HELP
SOON./ •
ti
es.I4bb1q'O¢r"Tc�PIgTA LLWO LOSS'
O'VI• V'in You. 8 Q.. T HMeW OMGR.'
BECAUSE OF POOR $paVsc
of eleven members and visitors. Mrs,
Zinn was in charge of the- program.
The., Missionary_ MonthLy program on
home mission work was followed sand
readings were given by Mrs. Finnigan,
Mrs. Rivett, Mrs.. Treleaven,,,. Mrs: -1cii-
patrick and .Edna McWhinney, while
Mrs. Rogers sang asa solo, "God of the
Prairies.' a There were several dis-
cussions during - the business period
with regard; -to sending clothing ;in a
bale, also getting gifts for three re -
,turned men. Mrs. M.. Shackleton of-
fered prayer and the 'btenediction, after
which Mrs. Rogers serF4d refreshments.
PORTER'S HILL
PORTER'S HILL,. June 10. -Mr. and
Mrs. Alien Betties, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Picot and•'Mrs. F. 5. Weston attended'
the funeral of their coalsin, •Mrs. •Pearl
Grosvenor, Centralia. -Mrs. Grosvenor,
Who had. been caring for her aunt, Miss
Wilson, passed away during Saturday
night in her sleep, having `retired in
her usual health. The funeral took
place_ to Strathroy cemetery on Tues-
day.
On Sunday, June 23. Rev. F. G.
Stotesbury will conduct baptismal ser-
vice at Grace church. Any. parents
wishing ,to have their children baptised
are invited to attend.
Congratulations to Mr.- and Mrs. Reg.
Miller, who were married June 1st fn
Clinton. They• will reside on the 9111
c6ncession of Goderich township.
Porter's 11111 Coininunit$ Club will
hold their meeting. on •June 26, - in-
stead of .Lane 19 as. 1orinerly platnned,
at. the home of Mrs. A,.. Lockhart.
A splendid turnout to morning ser-
vice at Grace "church on • Sunday .was
very enrouraging, We trust -the at-
tendance may continue to increase.
'On • Sunday morning, Jure• 1Gth, Rei.
Douglas :=toresbury will have. charge
clf the services .in Grace church while
father, Itec F. (i bitrteabat y, eon
ducts anniversary '*cal kes at- his Bon's
charge. - -
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LAIC '(3OI'z, !I MANIOH, MAd11
OttYV.VSge. PEEL MOMf LIKE
kI3 "& ' A OIN tee YYf.)e t�d
COt1lRIQtJT 9 BY
MAFEKING
•
ur �v,$, visitors
pntario� shows °
Visitors from the States bought over 70,000 angling licences in just one
season! These -guests help bring us prosperity ... it's up to us to do
all we can to make their visits pleasant!
WHAT CAN 1 DO? The answer is plenty! Here are some of the things any- -
one can do. The Auggestions comp from a well-known Ontario hotelman:
1. Know the place, of interest and
A 2 beauty spotd in your distrie
tell people about them. -
2. When you write your friends in
the States tell them about the
places they would ' enjoy, visiting, ---
3. -Try t� make any .visitor, glad
he came to Canada.
•
4. Take time to give requested
information fully and graciously.
5.- In business dealings, remember '<
Canada's reputation for courtesy
and fairness depends on you.
6. To sum it all up_ , follow the
"Golden Rule."
MAFEKING, June 10. --Mr. and ears.
Neil McDonald. of Paisley, visited at
Rich. Kilpatrick's onFriday. evening..
Miss Vernal I ilpatrjek, Woodstock, is
spending some holidays at hoille with
her parents. -
Mr: and Mrs. C. Hallam and family
visited friends at Auburn on Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Rich, Kilpatrick 'find
children visited , Mr. 'and Mrs. Roy
Atkinson, Brantford; on Sunday last.
Mrs Lionel 'Watson, Echo Buy, vvho
was a _delegate to the 'London Confer-
ent.e of the I'nited Church, visited for
a short time with her sister, Mrs. Will
Irvin, concession . 9.
Mr.,and Mrs. Isaac Cranston visited
with Mr. aetul Mrs. Norman, Kerr on
Sunday and - attended 'the lmptisni of
tt eir dove ; anddaii,ghter
Visit;ov i .1G a iite . t'tv e1kseii l 'r,,
i y�i
ri
al'd,Mrd. Wil { ` i , were M .it l`i'CL
Worth his weight iah gold!
The Province of Ontario
profits to almost the same
extent front tourist busi-
ness as it does from the
gold mining industry. it's
up to each of 'us to see
that it goes on growing.
This diagram shows how
everyone benefits from the
Ontario tourist income.
Every dollar is' shared this
way . , . 1. Hotels; 2.
Stores; 3. Itesthtlran'ts;
4. `Taxes, etc.; 5. Amuse-
ments; 6. Garages.
It works both ways!
They treat us royally,
when we visit them
...- we can't do les$
than return the com-
pliment. Remember,h
that it costs money
to take a holiday . .
-SO let's see they get a
good return for every .
penny they spend.
PLANNING A HOLIDAY?
TECO in "Ontario Holidsy"'CFRt3,
1 ,s p oro t,' lhaer.,i Fri., acid Seal.
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PURLDSHtl1 IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST •
BY J r /r1N LAEATl l.VM14ED