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NO. 28
K► 'WEEKLY
GODERIQH, (ONTARIO, ,THURSDAY, JULY UUthp 1946
a1jJ3usiness Director
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DUDLEY E. P. 014E 4
Barrister,1~tc.
Glee --Court Goderich.
Telephone fie.
... L. HUNTER'
Barrister, Etc.
• Royal Bair Bldg.
Hamilton Street, Goderlch
Phone .968.
CHARTE)%ED ACCO1 NXAIVTS'
ONTJ ITH, and MONTEITli,
Chartered Accountants
6]l„ Albert Street, Stratford
Toronto Office: 302 Pay Street
CECIL ATTRIDGE.
°�� CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
Telephone: 0 nee 18, Residence 343.
Goderich.
BROCK, DAVIS (,& DUNN
Chartered Accountants
London -- Kitchener
J. H. H., Broughton, C.A.—Resident
Partner
512 Huron & Erie Bldg.
Moue Met. 2788. London.
m DATES sol
UATION COUPQI
Coupons nosy valid are sugar-pre-
:Serves'
ugar-pre-
: eryes' S1 to SO, butter R1.0 to G111.4, .
meat M46 to M45.
pM . HER:a C1iti #;Y ASIEJNG
Q. -14y husband and I are. planning;
bar spending two wee? s ,at a summerhotel; we will have to surrender .any
ration ebupons?
A.= -People taking up residence in
summer Ttotels for - a continuous period
of fourteen days must surrender two
meat 'coupons, one sugaracouPon anti
one butter eaupon for each person.
fit. ---Is
it true that returned service
personnel may no longer receive ptior-
ity certificates for suits?
�.�--priority eertifcaates for suits will
not -be issued to returned service per-
sonnel after October 30.th, 1943. How-
ever, ;aretailers and customs tailors will
be required to honer' these up to De-
cember 31, 1946.
ACCOUNTING AND BOOKKEEPING
ACCOUNTING 44 'BOOKKEEPING
For Small tusinesses, Stores, Ete.
- Bookkeeping Systems Installed.
Books, Balanced Monthly
Financial Statements •
Wage 'Summaries
Business and Personal Income Tax
Returns •
• ALBERT SHORE
Office:Corner North St. and Square
Phone 975. , Residence Phone 44C
trimmomoommoiffivimom
INSURANCE
lated town • property insured.
Officers — President, Frank Mc-
Gregor, Clinton, No. 5; Vice -President,
Chris. Leonhardt, Bornholm, No. 1;
Manager and .ecretary-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. McEying,
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, Noo. 1;
J-. F. Prneter. Brodhagen.
Policy -holders can make all pay-
ments and ggt their aids receipted at
the Royal Bank,.Clinton; Calvin Cutt's
Grocery; Kingston Street, Goderich, or
Dxinesari A. Y. P. A.
Counci1 Formed
GETS APPOI TTMENT
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Cpuncil.Votes $300
to PloWinfirmatch
404 OV0rr?1UC 1t to Retain Price
CQa troi1 on NNce saNies
9,f LR
l,g The Town Council went on record at
its meeting on. Friday night last in
favor of the retention of price Controls
oh essential . colmodities in Canada,
Ale following motion by Conn. Were.,
ton, seconded by Deputy Reeve Mac-
Ewan, being, adopted unanimously
"Whereas our neighbors to the south
of us have abolished the office of tD.P.A.,
liffeetino Iomoi Adopt . tae'
Constitution .and lects
Deers
At a meetingof representative A;r.
P,A. members from every deanery in
the Diocese of Huren, held `recently in
St, Paul's Cathedxaa, London, the
Huron Diocesan ,Council* of the A.Lr
P.A. was formed.
In the afternoon, the members pre-
sent approved and amended the. coma
stitution of the Council, as drtabvn up
.by the conStitutiof committee. Dis-
cussions were -held as to how the
Council was to be financed, .and th'e
motion was carried that each branch
officers fOr the Council, which was
Q.--The-price of tomatoes seems high. adopted by _those present, as follows:
Is there a ceiling price on -them? Patron, His Grace Archbishop Seager ;
A.—No, there is no ceiling price en
tomatoes.
Q,—I am unable to get any more 8c
loaves of bread, The bread man tells
me they have discontinued making
these loaves; is that right? -
A%---Bakers-4anst continue IA. the
makitirtf the 8c loaves in the same
propertion as 'they have been doing
ilairieg the' year 1941.
MEDICAL
AUTOMOBILES -CLASH
'An automobile_ driven by Geotge
Moore, Goderich, caused damage to a
vehicle driven by William Ruddick,
jr., of town, and.to property on Britan-
nia 'road? in a rather peculiar accident
on Sunday evening. Both vehicles successful meeting.
were Proceeding on CamerOn street -At the first meeting a -the Council,
Vfiga:Rairafekaaaamas.A zsaia,a143./ta,t,a; Jo be held in July at London, repre-
nia road. Moore pulled his automobile sentallYerelfe_ 5476M-e-lantrarill'Aw
Diocese will take their plates on the.
out to pass Ruddick and ripped the
Council, as convening members_fer the
left rear fender Of the Ruddick vehicle.
Moore continued across Britannia road coming year.
with his automobile 'P'artially out of
control and came to reit on the north
side af the street after ripping down,
the greater part of a fence belonging
to Frank Jeffrey. There was nlinor
damage to the right fender and grill
of Moore's car. Police Constable
Thompson investigated..
Have you -renewed your subscription
to The Sig -nal -Star? If it is in arrears,
it needs attention.
honorary -President, Dean G. N. Ltix-
Ruch"; Chesley; president, Miss Pat
Hooper, Windsor ; vice-presidents, Jack
Stnith, London, and Fred Janke, Water-
loo and Kitchener ; secretary, Miss
Ruth Davies, Brantford; treaSurer,
Robert Doubt, Chesley,
Votes of thanks .were - tendered to
the constitution and nominating com-
mittees,. the ladies of St. Matthew's
Puild, Dean Luxton and the officials
of the, Cathedral, Rev. Q. H. James
.and Robert Doubt, temporary chairman
and secretary of the meeting respective..
ly, the Diocesan, Councils of ' Ottawa,
Frederictont„Nova Scotia, and ,Niagara,
for the help given 14 them to -insure a
(Reserve of Officers), of Hamilton.
Ont., who has been appointed Com-
mander Royal Artirlery,„ 1st Infantry
Division, Military_ Districts No. 1 and
No. 2, with the:rank of Brigadier.
Artillely headquarters Of 1st -infantry
Division. is in 'London. Goderich is
the headquarters ofthe 21st Anti -Tank
Regiment, one of the regiments of the
lst Infantry Division It is not ex-
pected that recruiting for the 21st Anti -
Tank Regiment Will commence until
some time this fall, according to Capt.
A, B. Sturdy, officer commanding ,the
Goderich ArmourieS,
NOSE, THROAT '
Late House Surgeon NeW York.
Ophthalmic and' Aural Hospital, assist-
ant at Moorefield Eye Hospital. and
Golden ' Square Throat Hospital,
' EYES TESTED, GLASSES
SUPPLIED
53 Waterloo Street S., Stratford.
Telephone 267.
Next visit Bedford Hotel, Goderich,
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CHIROPRACTOR. AND DRUGLESS
THERAPIST
Goderich, Phone 341
and 7 to 8 p.m., Tuesday, Friday and
10 to 12 a.m. only on Wednesday.
Monday and Thnrsday at Mitchell.
Mineral fume baths by appointment
I only.
N. ATKINSON
51 South St
Registered under Drugless Practitioners
Act for the Province 'of Ontario.
'Eyes , Examined, Glasses Fitted ••1
Phone 33 Goderich, Ont.
Geo. G. MacEwait
Fire, Accident and Motor Car
Insurance
OFFICE—MASONIC TEMPLE
WEST STREET
PHONE 230 GODERICH
DONALD . B. BLUE
EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER
Cleensed for Counties of Huron
and Bruce
RIPLEY, PHONE 49
For 'information apply to J.. N.
Kernighan, Division Court -Clerk,
Goderich, Out.
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE HEARS
TALK ON "OUR FLAG"
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
.Correspondence promptly an-
. swered. Immediate arrangements
can be made for Sales Date` by
calling Phone 203, Clinton.
Charge, moderate and satisfac-
HAROLD. JACKSON
LICESED AUCTIONEER
HURON' AND PERTH
For 'information, etc., write
R.R. 4, Seaforth; or phone (col-
lect) Seafoith; ,or 867, Goderich.
:gm CAP. ITAL. THEATRE
JOAN LESLIE; ROBERT'ALDA and JULIE BISHOP
A sprightly ftm-tale tells of 'a lovely lady who made her re s come
true; with a vengeance
"CINDERULA ONES"
Faye 'Emerson, Zachary ScOtt and Dick Erdinan
Round out,,an entertaining program with a swift exciting anima
THUR. FRI. and SAT.
VIVIAN BLAINE, CARMEN, MIRANDA and DENNIS O'KEEFE.
It's musical, exhilemting, and the laughs are paced to yonr en-
joyment throughout
"DOLL .FACE"
- Matinees Wednesday; Saluda* and ilolidays at 2'.20 p.m.
To Have Picnic Meeting, at Harbor
, Park 'in August
Under the subjeca of citizenship Mrs.
B. Wilmot ,gave ail interesting talk
on 4,`"Our Flag" at the meeting of the
Wumen's Institute on Thursday, July
OVER, SIXTY PRESENT AT
thereby releasing control of price ceil-
ings, and Ohereas prices of COnunoclities
-and rentals have sky -rocketed, as A re -
Suit, far beyOnd the mcans of many
og working and Small bust-
ness people.; therefore be ).t resblved
by. this Council that a telegram be
'despatched to the Right Hon. W. 'L.
Mackeniie King, Prime Minister of
Canada, that we as representatives of
tile Corporation of Goderich earnestlY
request that the status ,quo be main-
tained in Canada for some considerable
tinie in respect to Government contra
of ceilings on all corambdities necessary
to life."
Ali the members of Council were pre -
Sent exeept Coun. Sanderson.
Chief of •Police Ross reported for,
June: Number of offences reported or
known to paice, 12;- arrests, 6; sum-
monses, 7; Prosecutions before magis-
trate, 8; sent up for trial before jadge
and jury, 1; convictions, 6; bicycles
stolen, 2; bicycles 'recovered, 2; ear
accidents, 64; persons injured: 0 ; persons
given shelter, 12; lost "children found,
2; complaints investigated, 42; total
amount of tines, $60; taken to ,Ontario
The Chief of Police also reported
weights 'of Ioads of coal checked in
June:
Town Compirhy
Scale 'Weight
8000 lb. 8000 lb.
Sauits Coal Co. 3890 lb. 3820 lb.
Seabrook Coal Co. 3300 lb. 3200 lb.
The Riehl *family .held- their annual
reunion at the fame of Dan Riehl,'Bay-
field road, Goderich, on Friday aften-
noon and evening last.
Over sixty sat down °. for supper,
whii:h was ranch enjOyed. lifter supper
sports wer'e held under the direction of
Harry GObons, and Bill Riehl, Blyth,
4th, in MacKay The president,
Mrs. A. Wilkin, Was in charge and -
there Was a large attendance -of mem-
bers and two visitors.
Splendid reports. of the district an-
nual meeting at Auburn. Were given
by Mrs. Israay MeLean and Mrs. Nor-
man Miller. The president reported
three bedAamps had • been purchased
AS a gift te the hospital. Plans Were
made .for the August meeting, which
will be a famkly picnic at Harbor Pafk.
The roll call was ansvered with
"CharaCteristics.?of a' Good Citizen."
The members were remnided of the line
for not answering the roll call.
°Miss Evelyn Raithby of Auburn,
winrrer of the Wonien's Institute
scholarship at the Goderieh Festival of
'Music, played a piano solo, and also,
with Miss Margaret Jackson, another
_prize-winner, a 'duet, ti.oth numbers
being well rendered. Current events of
interest were given bY Mrs. Isnarty
Thanks were extended to Mrs.
Holland for the use of her home for
a successfpl tea, also to those who
helped in anzway.• Two members 'were
reported ill. With Mrs. G. Bisset, at
the piano, patriotic songs -were sung.
Lunch was •served under the convener -
ship of Mrs. Tichborne, assisted by
Mys. C.,Lockhart, Mrs. Grigg and Mrs.
Public -Utilities Cominissioii•wm,RIA0Cum
tra• purctaase lots 5 and w30a on Bridge,
i treat and Britaua kZ road, O wT2Cd 'by
the Town.: ,
Tlav+fie lots ' been appiOV 1t by the
`;artinte Ifiratarag CommiF„Sion as 'the
Fite for four housea and the.aCouneil,”'
was reluctaant to interfere with t]iW
plains. towever, it wail decided tbait
if a satisfactory .-arra. a bnerlt corilai
be arcade with the 3[ousing people for
chane of loeaa.tioat for the four 8aortcea
the lots would be gold to tho
Comwission.•
The request of Albert; Ohere for per;
micsiin to erect a sma'll'sign over the
door of: his office oh Forth street was
sent to the public "worlts cirmmittee.
• A brief note from Cha,s...Woods, stat-
ing that. he wished to "resignfro.m.,411'
responsibility in connection with the
Boys' Band,"'waas. referred t9 the spec-
iaal committee with power to act. = '
Louis E. Taylor, who , oWns land on.
the . south side of Thomas street, froima
Eldon to Elizabeth street,where time
road is "very narrow,, •wrote etfering to
deed to the 'Town a strip: ten feet" in..
depth if ,the Town would erect a nevi
fence along the north side. 9:f _his,pro-
perty, approximately forty rods; or he
'would sell a frontage 1510 feet deep
along the forty rods for $800. This
was referred to the public works com-
mittee.
A request from the Lions Club for
the use, of Agricultural Park for a
band tattoo proposed to be. ]held on
August 14th was -left in the hands of
the cemetery and parks committee.
Dean Coal Co.
Following 'are, the -results of the, waterlotellal Wellington -was received
sports': Children up to four years, 1st and sent to the.public works committee.,
Irene Lawrence, 2nd BobbY Meehan, . Applications for Building Permits.
3rd Bonny Toyne ; -five to six,. 1st:Ethel - Eleven applications Or building psi -
Machan, 2nd Fredda Riehl, 3rd, Betty naits were presented. Leoreard F.
Gibbons, - 2nd 'Teddy Riehl; SheardovA proposes to erect one-story
Glousher ; seven to eight, 1st Delights
nine to cement block. store on the north side of
twelve, ,1st Evelyn Wousher, 2ud Jim Hamilton 'Street, at an, estimated cost
Riehl, 3rd Donglas Riehl ;. kicking the of $4,000.0 An afiplication by F. W.
slipper, Mrs. J. Glousher; three-legged *Hamilton was for a story -and -a -half
race, Mrs. Gordon Eiehl -and Charles frame dwelling -on the- east side of
Meehan; backward• race. Marguerite Huron road, between Britannia, road
'lliehr and Mr. GeorgelIaggitt ; Women's and Oxford gtreet, at an estimated cest
race, Mrs:—Gordon Giousher ; wheel; of $2,500. C. R. Holland proposes to
barrow race, Mrs.* Gibbons and Mr. remo01. and eularge the,garage at his
Dan Riehl; .men -s race, Mr: Gordon home on St. George's Creseent. Other
,for minor improvements
or repairscwere from Mrs. -Rose Willis,
South street; Mrs. D. Little, Elgin
Wm,J. Cook, Victoria street ; M. Mae-
Donahl, Warren street; Earl Raith-
by, Cameron street; E.- Overholt, Cam.
bridge street; Anua Moser, Hamilton
Grant Of $300 for Muting Niateh'
The finance committee recoMmended
payment of a number of accounts, re- SIGNAL -STAR •orAssiFign
jlpiolillsiOnbeofgtihveenCaP.Rie.4sgheeclaatticitit;re leaurtbr earl
ar a rental of $15 per month.
These reports were all adopted.
- It was decided to have the .fire hall
and equipment cleaned up and repairs
made to the hose on the chemical tanU,
the matter behr, left in the hands of
the chairman oethe Are committee.
Bylaws Nos. 15 and 16 were Dassed,
authorizing work by the Bell Telephone
,Co: on South and Bennett street,s, and
'on'Mainut and Cypress streets, for the
extension of its service.
F. T. Armstrong
OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST
"See Armstrong and. See Better"
At Luckhow every Wedne'sday
Giousher ; paper raee, Mrs. Reg., Bridle
and Mr., Billy Riehl, Clinton. The
oldes$ perspn of the -Mehl family pre-
sent was Mrs. C. Riehl of Blyth.
person coming the_ greatest distance
was .Mr.• Orval Selling, of Kitchener.
The youngest ,persou present was Shir-
ley Aim Maehan.
The wpmen's tog -A -war .was woo by 'street.
Mrs. ban- Riehl's team ; 'the Men's tug- A request for more tables at .flarbor
of,War by Mr. ,Dan Riehl's team. . Park was referred to the cemetery gud
• After the sports were over dancing
was -next on the program, \vial old and
.new -time dancing. Two spot dances
were daneed, the tic,st being won by.
Mrs. Jim. 7.1.1-oyne and Mr. deorge Hag-
; the second by- Mr. and
Gordon Johnstqn. Daneing_was carried
onAntil about 4 o'clock in the morning..
Everyane-had -a Riehl -good -time, -both
old and young. •
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Real Estate and Insurance
Office and 'Residence:
11 Trafalgar Street
FOR SALE—Houses of all kinds,
choice building lots, business pro-
'perty and seV'eral good farms.
J. W. CRAIGIE
INSURANCE °
and
REAL ESTATE
PHONE 24 GODERICH
ported that relief accounts for June "ADS" BRING RESULTS
amounted to $203.04, and recommended
a grant of $300 to the Provincial plow --
The public works committee recom-
mended that Leonard Overhdlt be
granted permission to, erect a sign on
Kingston street,' anal that petitions for
sidewalks on payfield road and Albert
street' be tabled until all,petitions are
received.
Special committee 'recommended thaf
the Navy League be granted permission
to hold a tag_day.on August 3rd.
Cemetery and parks committee
recommended that the Goderich Trot-
ting Association be eTanted the use of
Agracalturai Park f''rom Jury 29th to
range to have the • portion of Harbor
Park used as a trailer camp re -wired
and new lights installed.
The water, light and harbor Tom -
limmerammilosimosinsumpareir
" Wawanetiti• Mutual Fire Um -
ranee' Co. ZO years in business,
Canada's largest Fire ins. Co.
Get Our rates on Car and Wind.,
' Among t4e lowest in Canada..
, Boring
"I'm. going fe kiss you before go;"
said the young mau wile had outstayed
relined the girl, wearily. "
One hour after The §ignal-Star came
oft the. press last week, a classited
advertisement for a lost camera
brought- results. •
Toronto, lost a camera on the beach at -
Goderich, he inserted a "lost", advertiSe;
moat 'in The Signal -Star. Miss
Marjorie Johnston, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Eldon Jehnston, of town, had 1,
found the camera on the harbor pier,
and when she noted the small aavertise-
ment in The. Signal -Star, only One hour
after the paper was published, she
notified' this office that sbe had feundl
in The Signal -Star are bringing results.
The mix -pp in the world come§ frpnl
trying to mix right and wrong.
Jas, Barrie presented the request
of the 'Trades and Labor Council fur
the use 'Of ,Agrieultural Park fur , a
Labor .Day demonstration. This was
granted, and a further request for'
grant towards the expense qf putting
on the Labor Day prograni was re -
Mr. Barrie. stated there wtig a little
.sUrplus_ from last. „year's Labor Day
program, .but . expenses in. oonitection
with the Bine Water•Band, which the
had taken 'under their wane.,
L. E. Dancey wrote sfating that the
Lakeview casino - Grand Bend
Dancing Every Night
CANADA'S SENSATIONAL NEW BANDLEADER
Goidon Delamont and his Orchestra
•
Von Won't question Gorden Delamont's amazing popularity when
you„come to the Bend arid see the crowds; and hear his Music!
MART ICTINNEY COMING AUGUST -13th \
SOFTBALL GAME* EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT
'THE VARIETY ENTERTAINERS"
• SUNDAY, JULY 14th -9 pail.
A Great Variety i'rogram for Youn!,, and Old!
We want everybody to come to the Bend -and enjoy all the.euter-
tainment and fun we offer—Good Pinners--,x-Niee Lunches—Amuse-
ments Galore—Sivinuning—giames—Horseback • Riding—Boats for
-Hire—Dancing—Bat-ling—Roller Skating.
SUPER HEALTH Sugkests. . Gifts o Quality foi- the tiorn
wit
ookware
No finer gift for -the lome. With, mini-
mum of care they give yeari. of excellent
seryice. Vegetables. cooked the Super
Health way are deliciously appetizing,
juicy and flavourful, and lose little of
their minefal or vitamin content.
Meat cooked the Super Health Way is
juicy, tender and palaiable. Cheaper
cuts 'of meat ,may be used with great sat-
isfaction. Did you know that y'ou! can
' use 50 per cent. less sugar when you use a
Super gealth ?reserving Kettle/
To mention a few of the Super Health
gifts': Large sizepreserving kettle; smaller
size preserving kettle; three -quart sauce-
pan; large" coml!inatioti. unit; bye -quart
saucepan; oblong roaster; small sauce.
pan; teapot; small griddle, triple sauce -
B REC ENRIDGE
-„Phorte 1
Hardware— lumbingsbolleating , Goderich