The Goderich Signal-Star, 1946-08-01, Page 6T
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Balanced Service
Siiice a funeral ser-
vice is made up of
many elements, it is'
`�itally niportant that
there be maintained a
pr•ope ' balance, so
that each element,
each. detail, is given
the amount of at°
tention it deserves,
yet without over-
- emphasis.
]ON.NNON
DUNGANNO,N, , July ol.-- r. and
Mrs. Arthur 1Eiruwn and little daughter
Dianne, of •1)mitials, are -aitsiting their
iuother, Mrs. +(A. C. 'Treleaven.
ir. and Mrs-, - Archie :4$el�unaaiil,
daughter Gloria and niece dlelen James,
of 'NY I.Hgham, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Barney Iieuinger on Sauudasy•
Mists May Soinetrv-ille, of Winnipeg,
i, returning huiue this week.. after
1.isiting her aunt,,Mrs. \Vin.
Mr. Harold. Turner of Bogota,.N.J,,
.has returned home after Spend/LT two
weeks in bits' neighberlwod and the
Auburn district.
Visitors with Mrs. J. Montgomery'
and Gurdon on Suaitiir-y Were Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. McLean; Uoderichl and her
sister, Mrs. \V,ow of \'aucouyer, also
Asquith, squith, a friend from Saltford:
Mr,
Glenn Balt and 'Mrs. 'Bail, pf
Barrie, are- expected to 'return 'from
Manitoba this week after a mouth's
visit 'in the West. with his relatives.
Three of Mr. and Mrs. Balls children
have been enjoying holidays with their,
cousin, Tommy Fowler.
Mr. Mason McAllister is making
repairs to his Dungannon residence in
prepartiation for Mr. and• Mrs. Elmer
Phillips, who will soon occupy it.
Mr. and firs. Arthur Anderson of
, Detroit visited their aunt, Mrs. D. E.
Anderson. Miss Millie Anderson re-
turned to Detroit with her cousins, to
visit for awhile.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Durnin are
spending two weeks' holidays AtLa
cottage at Colpoy's Bay. Their oil;
Mr. Chester Durnin, with his wife and
family, of Pittsburg, was to join them
• fur--tl1e Ca tion._
• Women's institute -Meets. --The Dun-
gannon branch of the Women's Insti-
tute met at the home of Mrs. Wm.
Stewart on Thursday evening, July
25th,. with-- twentyinembers,-,. present.
Mrs. Everett Finnigan, president, ,con -
'd cited the meeting. The roll call was
afnwered with "What we, owe - our
y to keep' it sound acid •healthy."
Mrs. Kaimer Dawson, R.N.; - gave a
splendid paper oin ;tiYa h1 er:" Mfg:
fivers interettted the members with: a
health quiz.. The next" meeting, • in
August, will be held at the `home of
Mrs. Otto Popp and will be the "grand-
mothers' Meeting." -
Last of Servicemen Returns. — The
last of °the servicemen' to return to the
Dungannon_ district is Petty Officer
Gordon Taylor Montgomery, R.C.N.V.
R. who arrived- on the noon train to
/Member THE
ORDER OF THE
GOLDEN RULE
BROPHEV
ne7aLLS;7viCe.
FLOYD. M. LODGE , DIRECTOR
13 MONTREAL ST. PHONC120
Knowledge is knowing the ., facts.
Xiisight is seeing their eat se-, Wisdom
is, knowing what todo about them..
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1 WHEELER'S
FUNERAL SERVICE
No extra eh rye for the use
of our Funeral Home,, Toron-
to Street.
CREWE .
CREWE, July 2a—Mr, and AMrs:.`S.
Kilpatrick visited friends at Clinton,.
Varna and Holmesville recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sherwood of
Port Credit visited with the former's
uncle, Mr. Jim SherwOod, and, -Mrs.
• Sherwood on Thursday.
Mr, Colixl Crozier : of London, who
was recently discharged from the R.C.
A.F., is s ending some , time . With bis
brother, Mr. C. Crozier,' .and Mrs. Goderich on Saturday. His. mather,
Crozier. .- • Mrs' J. 0.
Montgomery, and sister,
ir, and Mrs. Jim Sherwood, Shirley
Mrs. Allan Reed, reside here.
orma Visited with friends in
Robt. James Montgomery;
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For the
finest tires
your money
can buy,
choose
Goodyear —
seeus today!
GOOD YEAR
J. Mills
�tor S les
Goderich, Ont.
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The women of the Anglican ell lr'eBl
remind you of their annual bazaar and
o.,
garden tea. Wednesday, 4cn.11gust ltia,
11$ file date and it is •being, held on
the attractive lawn at the hone of
Mrs. Roy Petrie, Port Albert village.
We have for salean interesting assort-
ment of sewing, fancy work, a quilt
and surprise k►akages, as well as
garden Produce and ,home baking. Urea
will bo served. from 3.30 to 5 pan.
Como and bring your friends 1 . it -31
POU ALB1 1tT, J my HiQ.—\ ' k:s
last Sunday at the home of Mrs. Frank
'Willis Were: Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Stewart and daughter Maxine, of Gode-
rich;., Mr. and Mrs. Dennis, Mr. and
Mrs. Cook, Mrs'. H. Triw.ble and daugh-
ter Doreen, all of Guelph.
Alt's. Cole of Toronto spent last week
visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Bert Craw-
ford.
Eleven of the Boy Scouts of 'the dis-
trict held a wiener roast- one evening
last week at the beach.
Mr. Eric Moore of Benmiller has been
engaged as the hew teticiler for the
public school here, commencing in
September.
Mrs. Clifford Crawford, and •t two
daughters, Anne and Joan, visited last
week with Mrs. Joe MacIntyre at
Kfntail and with her brother; Duncan
Thorburtl, and his wife at Amberley.
Welcome News.-Xbe chopping mill
is taking on a much improved appear-
ance of late. The Huron Engineering
and Research CO. of Goderich has pur-
chased it from- Mr. Mervin Hodge, and'
men are busy .cleaning out the mill
pond, painting window,, frat'iies, doors,
etc., and tearing away the old rotten
and broken lumber: This will be great
.news. to the farmers of the district, as
the mill has been idle for the past few
years, .much to the disadvantage of the
farmers, who have had to haul their
grain to the mill at Dungannon, Nile
or Goderich.
Church Workers. --The July meting
of the W.M.S. and W.A. of the 'r_inited
church was .held at 'the home of Mrs.
Jas: JoImston, with—twenty ladies and
five children present. Mrs: Bert Craw-
ford,- president, was in charge, of the
meeting. The program im; the Mission-
ary Monthly was followed. Readings
were given by Mrs. Jas. MacKenzie
and Mrs. Lednor and the Scripture les-
son was read by Mrs. Gilauour. The
business period followed. Arrange-
ments were made to. have the nett
meeting on August 15th in. the forth of
a picnic- to be held on the grounds
at the lake back .of Mrs. •..las. Mac-
nzie's farm. The meeting closed
mn and prayer. • Lunch was
the hostess.
uali:ty- ea
BEN'MI4LE1
BENMILLER, July 30,;—Mr.- and
Mrs. Verne Gledhill' are away enjoying
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LEEBURN
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LEEBURN, July 3 --Your cor-
respondent visited .front Wednesday to
Sunday of last week with relatives
at Stratford.'
Congratulations are due to Mr. and
Mrs. Gordan Jewell on the arrival of
their batby daughter at the Goderich
hospital.
Miffs Agnes Chisholm, from Goderich
township, is holidaying with her cousin,
Miss Alma Chisholm.
We aall the saltie underneath, but
some keerep t1141IIisel 'C'Ci further under-
ueath than. others.
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brim R,Or. f,a1C,v,--friendth,p co. o1 A3O,oc,Cia
Gtw,0g Curds Ab,au,ah 0 OOo' Vohs U, h11
lJol,oht 0001 Inm4+. co•wo,kcn with tht. v.1 oi1c+
.,�1 15 trta oiM n000l Card, many w,th handwork prctt
v ■ _ ' 1669 !or 011 occnitons ' Oobu 00 000 0 MO 1, ap
to 14ry deer pro5t Oehar o::ortm�,nto avp,laMe
tidmplm on ,c -030t WnO today
.0RS001 0YA118N8RY CQ 100.. 107 Simco, 1.l., tom.
Manulpcturwo of C0nad'e 0,0,60 Cfin oiri;
Ca,d Yalu, k,00, 00 fat iia 10,441 Doo. oI a!
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THIS EASY AND PLEASANT WAY,
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MAFEKING
ING, July 29.—Mr, and" Mrs.
y; of Hamilton, who spent
ith friends in Ashfield, re-
e on Friday last.
with Mr. and Mrs. Herb.
d .Anderson anct. two' sons,
Mr. Harold • Turner and
Whyard, of Bogota, New
ss Bina Sproul and • Miss;
ul, of Dungannon. -
,- Andrew and baby daugh-
ome from the hospital on
Congratulations.
S. will have charge of the
lake's on Sunday next.,at
Mrs. Richard McWhinney
guest speaB,er. It is hoped
e a full attendance.
Mrs, Harvey McCann, of
ich., Miss Olive McCann,
Air. and Mrs: Bill McCann,
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Twam-
-and Douglas, of Chatham,
,visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
ey.
d congratulations to Bert-
, who was successful in' his
s held in Toronto a few
RAINBOW SIGNS
OLD SIGNS /REPAINTED BRIGHT AS NEW.
NEW SIGNS MADE TO ORDER.
FIELD SIGNS TO ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS
IN A •BIG WAY.
BARN SIGNS FOR THE,PROSPEROUS FART
TRUCK LETTERING OUR SPECIALTY. ,
to J. WEST t-
PHQNE 625
GODERICH
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LMESVILLE
VILLE, July 28. --Rev. and
Y. Addison, Elizabeth;
and George, of Iroquois
wereguests with the lady's
and Mrs. N. W. Trewartha,
Mr. Addison occupied the
Holmesville United churCh
Sunday, and gave an• in -
Sage on "ReV erence."
ey Cotisens, Toronto, is
ew weeks at Mg. -parsonage,
-Rev. and Mrs. C. Tavener.
11iott, Listowel, visited with
.rs, ,E, J. Trewartha on Sat-
nnie,. Murray, and Ross re -
e with her after spending a
with, friend's in Holmesville.
•Mrs. Barringer and little
Of Goshen, Ind., are spending
flys with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
y and family.
os. Elliott; Porter's Hill, has
d ' work on .the property re -
chased by him from Mr. M. J.
. and Mrs. Elliott expect to
Iolmesriille this fall.
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Notice to Motoring
Public
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE THE FOLLOWING.
Garages- & Service Stations
--- WILL BE OPEN ON
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-DON ABEIi,HAll,4T
BANTER. AND LINFIELD'
W. A. CRAIG
GODERICH MOTORS
UIg;4th:
H'S GARAGE_
GRAHAM INGLIS .
FRED ROUSE
WM. ROOPE
G. SMITH •
THE FOLLOWING GARAGES AND SERVICE STATIONS
WILL" EE OPEN AT NIGHTS FROM
Monday, Aug. 5 to Friday, Aug. 9
Monday, Aug. A. Craig and Hoggarth's Ga` age.
Tuesday, Aug. 6—Reg. McGee and J. Smith.
Wednesday, Aug. 7--Ca>tpbell'"s Garage and H. Jane. ,
Thursday, Aug.' 8-Aberlart's 'Garage and "Graham Inglis.
' Friday, Aug. 9 ---Fred Rouse and Thos. Randall.
YOUR -CO-OPERATION WILL aBE ; APPRECIATED
The fun they can have brings
millions of visitors yearly : to
Ontario's rivers and -lakes. Let's do
our part to make their visits more
pleasant than figver . so- they'll'
want to ret , year after year.
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or, l"0lftrll Clash B;cV., iliteL9a
arbr( St., +soi'ner of Alta rt
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J. (.o5w Mot -moor,,
r.ttttk to rosirio1lr of tlo%rby towns
ar DIY 9 I°�° as .tr` 1:tlairrE56 VaVVV. ..
Ontario profits almost art
;much from the tourist
buain9ao as from the
gold mining industry. It'll
Tap to us to keep this
la -mined' growing.
Every tourist dollar is
shared this way .. .
1: Hotels;, 2. Stores;
3. Restaurants; 4. 'Taxes,
etc.; 5. Amusements;
6. Garages.
TUNE 'IN CERN
10:30 p.m.d'khu ., ESI., Eab.
PUBLISHED IN THE
roue INTtvOST laY,
JOHN LABATT LIMIItEU
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