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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1946-06-20, Page 36 Q.4 c NINETY-NINTH YEAR MYRON COUNTY'SO a . GODERIGIT9 ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 20th, 1946 Business. Directory '°G1'. DUDLIIX E. HOI4MES Barrister, Etc° Olee-Court rt Horse, Goderieh. elepkon.e 55: J. K. HUNTE Barrister, Etc. Royal.. ank Bldg. • Hamilton Street, Goderich- Phone 968. a. - CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS NIONTEITH and MONTEITH, Chartered Accountants 51 Albert Street, ° Stratford Toronto Cam: 302 Bay Street. WCECIL ATTRIDGE. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Telephone: Office 18, Residence 343. Goderich. BROCK, DAVIS & DUNN ° Chartered Accountants London — Kitchener J. 11. K. Broughton, C.A.—Resident _Partner 512-11140n- ACCOUNTING 1uxon E>•�e� Bldg. "1'hone dt: 7b L = ACCOUN INT G AND BOOKKEEPING ACCQUNT'ING & BOO4KEEPING, For Small Businesses, Stores, Ute. Bookkeeping Systems Installed. Books Balanced Monthly Financial Statements Wage . S.ummaries .:„tgsmnu t and._ -Persona; -Income Ta ALBERT SHORE Office;Coener North St. and Square Phone 075.. Residence Phone 444. INSURANCE McRILLOP -MUTUAL FIRE IN- SURANCE CO.—Farm and iso- lated town property insured. Officers — President, Frank Mc- Gregor, Clinton, No. 5; Vice -President, Chris. Leonhardt, Bornholm, No. 1; Manager and Secretary -Treasurer, M. A. Reid, *Seaforth. Directors—Frank McGregor, Clinton; Chris. Leonhardt, Bornholm; Alex. Broadfoot, Seaforth; W. R. Archibald, Seaforth; George Leitch, Clinton; E. J. Trewartha, Clinton; Alex. McEwing, Blyth; , Hugh Alexander, Walton; J. L. Malone, Seaforth. Agents—John E. Pepper, Brucefield, No: 1; George A. Watt, Blyth, No. 1; R. Finlay McKercher, Dublin, No. 1; J. F. Prueter. Brodhagen. - Policy -holders can make all pay ments and get their cards receipted at the Royal Bank, -Clinton ; Calvin Cutt's Grocery, Kingston Street, Goderich, or J. H. Reid's General Store, Bayfield. ]MJR DATES O. RATION ,'COUPONS Coupons new valid are sugar -pre-. serves 51 to 516, butter R1 to .'1.12 and meat M20 to ° 11142, I3utter Ian to• Ito andraaeat bI20 to M30, -expire June <30, OTHERS ARE ASIIING Q.—Does apple sauce for babies re- quire ration coupons? A,—All canned fruits in sizes below 105 ounces -for babies as well as adults require ration coupons,. , Q: --What is the ceiling price on second-grade potatoes? My grocer charges 50 cents for them. Is, this �ight7 , A. --During June, July and .august old potatoes have a ceiling of 55c plus freight rates from the nearest dis- tributing centre, which, in your case woulcl make a legal ceiling of ap- proximately 58c, - Q.—My grocer has a meat counter. Must he display a price list for meat so that- his customers can read it,t or is he allowed to tell you the price of it? A.—Meat dealers must show price lists . of_: beef, pork, larnb and veal. re a.c _... ..1.. ��''C�h� ii�rT � eir�:s a p nil -feti��rY► le L.oni.'1O nen _ Q - uaxt. --TM- .== Priec-S M`of ircil -are fixed+ by° th+ Ontario Milk Control Board, and not by the Wartime Prices abd Trade ,Board.>. Q.—I have for sale a 1927 ear which has been in n>.,y possession for the past eighteen years. I have never had an accident or any trouble in that lime. The car. is in good running or4erYard it --,has four good_ tires and. Cine' '-is -the-40p- price - can ask for it to a private buyer? A.—You must' give "further inform- ation including model, ~body type, model year and .serial -number: , We are for- warding you the correct forts, 'which if you complete and return to this office will enable us to quote you the legal ceiling. Questions regarding prices and rationing and any other regulations of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board will be answered if they are sent to the Information Branch, W,•P.T.B., Federal Building, London. BEACH PARTY Members of the • choir of North street United church and their friends enjoyed a wiener roast on the beach below the Sunset Hotel last Thursday- evening. hursdayevening. Mrs. Murray Hethrippgton conducted a singsong around the camp- fire. Miss Norine Mills was_ the con- eenex of the party. Geo. G. MacEwan Roy. Brothers Lead, Stok-judging GeraAd Dustow ani,Evelyn Turtooi o of, Colborne Town tip Are Rigb. CLINTON, June • 17.E - Two sons of "`ictor - Roy of Londesboro, the latter the Well-known secretary of the Huron Federation of Agriculture, proved their right to livestock -judging honors when annual junior judging competitions. were revived at Clinton Saturday after- noon. The annual competition had_ not been held since 1941. At the grid of a long day of judging work on hones, swine, sheep, and beef and dairy Cattle, ,Bruce Boy of Londesboro was adjudged county judg- ing champion in the senior group, and Murray Roy topped the intermediates. High score in the junior competition,, was, made by Gerald Dustow of Port Albeit. Competition in the event avis keen, with seventy-tWo boys and three girls entered, representing all, corners of IIuron county. The girls competed directly with the boys, and were scored on the sante basi3:- Evelyn Turton of Goderich achiiei ed the,laeat. beer ttnigng theme three—.�, _ rte- tli-c aty -6.6147-ii- fkii_ryas orgltu- =err and `eeted-la `neRa ..- Bru►v . recenfr' titippoti totr ”a ictiltural -repre- sentative fey Huron, with a staff of assistants which included .Gerald -torr: of Ciia,ton ns-eiaai :,Of= :reeistra., tions nth d- records; Miss Edna Mac- Donald, secretary for the competitions; Kenneth Lantz, , assistant agricultural representative for Middlesex county, in charge of,dairy cattle judging; George McLauhlin, assistant agricul- tural- r.e=pre§entatlye for Perth,, rr1 -cr[rge-,. ,clraug �hers""tdgirng`;',. Roberti• McKercher, R.R. 1, Dublin, an O.A.C. graduate, in charge of beef cattle judging; .Keith' McRuer, assist ant agricultural representative for Bruce county, in charge .of swine judg- ing; Carl - Oestrelcher, well-known Dashwood farmer and breeder,- in charge of sheep judging. ,Livestock from some • of the best herds. ,arid flocks in Western ,Ontario was paraded Saturday morning for the purposes of the competition.. In a cavalcade of cars, competitors and judges made the rounds of seven' -farms on each farm one or more classes of stock were _ lined up, and competitors were required to ,place the four in order of merit. ' During an afternoon of 'question -and - answer testing at the Department of Agriculture office in Clinton, each of the seventy•fiv;e_, competitors• was 're- quired to give „his reasons for the plac- ings lie had made in each of four classes 0f 5..gttle.,_and two classes.�eac,•h- of horses, sheep and swine. A com- petitor who lost marks in the morning, by failing to agree with the judge's''rat- ing ,on a class of four animals, could regain part of his losses in the after- noon by stating acceptable reasons for the e placings he had made. The schedule of, judging began at 9 a.m. at the farm of R. G. Thompson, R.R. 2, Clinton, where a 'class of Here - MEDICAL NOSE, THROAT Late House Surgeon New York assis gnt at Moorefield Eye Hospital and Golden Square Throat Hospital, London, England. - EYES TESTED, GLASSES SUPPLIED 53 Waterloo Street S., Stratforel. Telephone 267. Next visit Bedford Hotel, Goderich, Wednesday, July 24th, at 2 p.m. Insurance OFFICE—MASONIC TEMPLE. WEST STREET RECENT APPOINT ENT' ,fit Tint. ntG Goderich on New Gre. hound Route xN' , MISSION ,ND 'TO 1 oUos ing the entbubiaastSe reception to southern points, tlae new Grey1Doraaad ' CELEBRATE ITS 'JUBILEE liiA Will make it possible for residents of this area to take circle tours of Lake Huron, in either direction, cross- ing .they border a•.Sault°>:.Ste. Marie, Sarnia or W door acrd returning oxer' Michigan Grybound ''routes. DISTRICT CADETS " ,., TO ATTEND CAM'S tim'hie:h hats been accorded t'ine new bus transportation facilities' between Sault Ste. Mario and North Bay, and Sud - Who pas been appointed Acting Agri- cultural' RepresentatiVe for Huron County during the' illness et P. K. B. Stewart. . Leroy G. Brown, who 'for six months' was assistant 'agricultural ' represent - is a native of Ontario county and' a graduate of the Ontario Agricultural CpUege, of the year 1942. • After assistant argicultural representative in Grey and MiddleseX' counties and then enlisted. in the R.CA.F. 'After three years ilk the R.C.A.F., he was 'demobil- ized Jast fall.,,And,:wm-uppointed assist -- office at Clinton on May 1. ()Wing to the fact that the Internatidnal plowing match is to be held in -Huron county program .for this year. . .. ford heifers Was judged. The schedule. then took the group in 'succession to Ephraim Snell's, RR. 'I, Clinten, for' Leicester ewes an4 Leicester rams; Jack Vodden's R.R. 1, Londesboro, for R.R.1, Blyth, for Shorthorn' cows and Yorkshire sows,; 'kfiimes VanEginond, R.R. 1, Clinton, for Holstein cows (two- Clintont_forbacon hogs; Huron County Home, for Holstein coWs (mature) and heavy dranght horses. in the inter -township corapetition, first place went to Hullett ; ihe, winning three-man team conststed of. Bruce and Murray Roy, and • James of .At the- same- time as -results Were announced at 'the end '-of the day, the five fudg-es-gave their reasons fOr the „official. placing' whieli. they had• made as the standards against which to assess the competitors'. opinibns. - CHIROPRACTOR AND DRIiGLESS THERAPIST Goderich, Phone 341 Office hours -10 to 12 a.m., 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p.m., Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. _ 10 to 12 mat. only on Wednesday. Monday and Thursday at -Mitchell. Mineral fume• -bathe by appointment only. A. N. ATKINSON 51 South St. Registered under Drugless Practitioners Actr for the Province of Ontario. DONALD B. BLUE EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER Licensed for Counties of Huron and Bruce Fot information apply to J. N. Kernighan, Division Court Clerk, Goderich, Ont. OPTICIAN and, OPTOMETRIST Square — Goderich "See Armstrong and. -See Better" At Lucknow every Wednesday form 2 to 6. EDWARD W. ELLIOTT Correspondence promptly an- swered. Immediate arrangements" can be made for SaIes Pate by calling Phone 203, Clinton. Charge Moderate and satisfac- tion Guaranteed, 19tf P. J. RYAN Real Estate and Insurance Office and Residence: 11 Trafalgar Street Phone 663 FOR SALE—Houses of all kinds. choice building lots, business pro- perty and several good farms. Eyes _Examined, Glasses Fitted Phone 33 Goderich, Ont. HAROLD JACICON *LICENSED AUCTIONEER HURON AND PERTH For information, etc., write R.R. 4, Seaforth; or phone (col- lect) Seaforth, or 867, Goderich. J. W. CRAIGIE INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE Ap:GLICAN CHURCH CAMP TO OPEN JULY 1st ,bury and Little Current, annouucint nut is made by Manford Burleigh, vice- president ice -president .and general manager of East- ern Canadian Greyhound Lines, that, etectirve„ June 15, through service is inaugurated front Sudbury, Espanola •and Little Current to, South Bay' Mouth Sea Cadets of Western (Ontario Of Louden will open the camp at Eitchigand on July 29 and will remain there until August 9. Cadets of "Achill'es" at Woodstock and "Royal Oak" of Stratford will be there from August 10 to August 20 and those from "Repulse" of Sarnia from August 20 "Admiral Beatty," will be at Royal Island, Gananoque, from July 22 to August 3, following the _cadets from "Agamemnon" at Winalsig,'"swho will occupy the base from,JWy ..to July 2b. Tine ,epee :' .' e (if ::-- o2 the L'ra- i tcriu:a Church is Canada net Clinton. Pre: yteriata church -4g' TuesdaY, thine Uth, , itt . representatives' e lse:ent frtltu liluburiqg Chizaton, lfiTeter, Goderich, . Hcnsali and lgeaforth. Plans were Made :.or the fall rally, which Will he . iacld in Henn on Tue5daly, eptember. 119t1, with the 'Provincial president, Mrs.. . 0. McKellar of Hainilton, as the guest speaker, The MacGillivray Mission land e Kilo* church, Ooderieb, will celebrate its diamond jubilee this 'year, and plans will be made for a fission Ba d rally in . Goderich daring the latter part! of September :in honor of the' event. Slalendid reports of the annual Pro- vincial 'meeting of the W:11i..S. were presented by the Presbyterial president, Mrs. W. J, Thompson, .and the secre- tart', brass Belle Campbell, both of Seaforth, and a vote of thanks was tendered to them by Mrs. `H. O. Dunlop of Goderich on 'behalf of the mearabers of the 'executive. Mrs. G. Bisset stated that good books and magazines were still needed,' and would be gratefully received at the • fall rally. . The president risked that each morin- u1114. t ft% '. ,toT for the- or he ori'` f'tl �t 'atnd ii e. t : . 10S&177 -Nu 'Those present from Goderich were Mrs. G. Bisset, :Mn-., IL ..Rivers,.,... Urs. ! . JRunlop ttn 1 Mrs. -At Taylor Lots of people keep looking for a fire escape when they ought to be part of the fire. • sociation at Hamilton last week.' The meeting was' marked by -the over the new reute. terest was shown by those in attged- Vacationists will find the new' ance in the story of the progress* of Georgien Bay route definitely sceni and different, for a pleasant interlude in the trip occurs when passengers One round trip a day will be oiler- ated between _the- terminals,. the „route. pai;sing through Grand Bend, Goderich, Kineardine, Port Elgin,' Southampton, Wfarton, Tobermory, South Bay Mouth, Little 'Current, Espanola to Sudbury. Between Sudbury and Little Current two round trips a day are provided. Conunenting on Eastern Canadiau Greyhound's new division, Mr. Bur- leigh. said: "This new. hus service is aimed at providing first-class trans- portation to'a territory whose growth .and importance as a tourist area deruand it. The amount of patronage vvill determine the extent to which schedules will be increased. • "The cost on a bus trip is three cents a mile, and it costs at least ten cents a mile to operate a car. By riding the buses 'the car owne`e not only makes a substantial saving for himself, but helps to assure residents north of Sarnia.. goort_transpoztatien-4n "If patronage this slimmer Warrants it, 'larger and more palatial buses will be operated in 1947." In addition to'providing easy gccess • Property_. ,on Blue Water.-.Highwa-y, Purcliaseil by Diocese Some 750 youngsters of the Diocese will have an opportunity to -go to camp this summer under.church super- vision: The Diocese has purchaed its 'own camp site of 114 acres, NNtith eighty rods of lake front, tliree miles soath of Baydeld on the Blue. Water Iligh7. _Cabins, a staff house and 'a dining hall are being ereeted at the present tune to put the camp in readiness for opening and. dedication on July 1. Archbishop C. A. Seager will speak, at the dedication ceremOny.• Archdeacons W. A. Townshrnd and W„, J. Doherty Woodstoek, D.. J. Cornish of •Port ,Dover,_aed Rev. John Graham of Wood- stock will:take part in the Service. Mr. Geoghegan is' camp director: In former years the Diocese of Huron rented the Presbyterian eamp Eh: - tail -for August and operated two &tops of eighty each. ‘This.year the Anglican ..camp will run during July and August, and five camping periods of ten days -etich will. make it possible to give camp training te. 750 children and young people.. addition to the canqi buildings, ,thip site provide a clergy cotta e at a holiday inn for the rectors of le diocese. The former farm house- is being' inade ovr IWO „the clergy cot thge. At present seven cottages are heing erected. each capable of aerozituiodat- ing thirty campers. A newly drilled well, flowing at the rate of tifSy gallons a minute, will provide adequate fresh Two junior camps will be operated. one beginning July 2 and the other 'August 6, for heys and -girls aged nine to twelve years. •The.. intermediate camp for boys and girls, aged.13 to 15,• will run from July 16 to 26. A leafier -I ship training -group, also., mixed, inadef up of Sunday school tettchers, ,-seaTO people and women's auxiliary workers„ take oVer the camp from July 28 to August 3. The senior caMp for those over 'fifteen will be held from August PHONE 24 • GODERICH :11EIIE CAPITAL THEATRE PEr Monday, 'Tuesday, Wednesday -:-ADULT ENTERTAINMENT! The screen dares to open the flaming pages of "THE LOST WEEKEND" Wawanesa Mutual Fire Insu. ranee Co. 50 years in business, Canada's largest Fire Ins. :Co. Get our rates on Car and Wind _ Insurance. Among 'iLe -Idivest in Canada. GORDON JEWELL R.R. 6 Goderich Phon° Carlow 21-r-4. In his Academy Award sensation With Jane Wyman, Phil. Terry and Howard De Silva Thursday, Friday Gand SMurdaY—, John Payne, Maureen O'Hara and Sir Cedric Hardwick° Telling a -story of the sort -of love only a--Iyottian enn give and only a 'Ran could fail to.nnderetand "SENTIMENTAL- .1011RNEY' Matinees Wednesday, Sattbirday a'ild Holidays at 2.30 p.m. WESTER§ ONTARIO MOTORWAYS 'Bus Schedule now tn effect Leaves Goderieh daily ineluding,Sunday • Arrives Goderich daily Leaves Sundays 'and holiaays The 8.00 p.m. bus goes di:ect to London, Connections at Clinton for London, Detroit, Wingham, Walkerton, Port Elgin and Owen Sound.° Connections at Stratford for Woodstock Kitchener, Guelph, Hamilton and Connections ,at Mitchell tor Listowel and London. For information phone 'British Ex- change phone 01 or "117. D. I. MI, formerly of the Goderich Collegihte Institute staff, and for the last eleven yenrs principal of the Listowel High Schoel, has accepted a position on the staff of the Sifncoe •Oollegiate and Voeafional Institute as Since 1943 Mr. Hill had been on leave of abseil CP from the Listowel school and was with the personhel department of the Canadian Many nntil ,his dis- That June bride walked briskly into the mark.et and said, ?I want a half- ponnd mince, meat ilia' please cut it off a nice tender yomig mince."' CAN- STEAL 4616 which shoulfl-be covered by insur- ance. Let us analyse your needs, --explain from loss in many ways and arrange plan. Lied Pilot policies to cover all eventualitieC 4 We write Pilot Insurance to cover eel; ected risks in Automobile, Fire,,Persoual Property Floater,. Burglary, Cargo, EleVa. 'tor, Teams, Plate Glass, General and Pah- lie Liability,'Fidelity and Surety Bonds. J. W. CRAIGIE--GEO. G. MacEWAN, Goderich G. C. TRELEAVEN, AGENCY, Dunganrain. GORDON JEWELL, R.R. No. 6, Gaderielr Representing • PILOT INSURAKE COMPANY emirmiur • neighbours and active partici- ' shoes, wearing appvel, kitc'hen ware ' pants in the 3.ife of your community. arid the thousand and one other thingS If anydne is sick your druggist hurries , that add to your comfort. Life simply up the prescription; and. oftetz, if:a - could not . run smoothly without 'doctor -4,s not ..1,nriediately available, Canada's obliging retail mercha.nts. And isn't it marvellous the way Ybor owners in the ConfedZ:FitilY local grocer and butcher cater to your . -wants arid whifie, 'What -would you Association.' , ---,could you—do without theca Your In this Seventy -Fifth Anniversary ek ,hardWare intichant, too, ha$ every- Year, the Confederation Life ;IX' thing you need from tin. tacks to " ASSOCiatiQri is glad to . pay .tribute -publicly- to the retail merchants of g„7,1-iegbarroo. ',7•; And think of -the stpres: of specialty .. tanada.