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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1946-11-28, Page 711,71t§'DAY,, NOVEMBE 2S ea YOUR Label s THE GOPBRIOII SIGNAL.STAlt DOINGS OF DUNGANNON \ DUNGAUNOW, Nov, 27. --Miss Ber 3 n. nice 1,1.1ake, 13.4., teacher a.t Lambeth, visited her parents, Mr. and .11,irs. John, Matte, over the 'week -end. 11UP3 eldra ISgroul and friends, Mr.' And Mrs. J. P. Hessen, of Stratford, we week-enel visitors with iirOssed Rebina and Nettie 'Sproul. Wilfred Godfrey, Joe, .0proul .and tolkl Young lett last weel to work for .tne, winter months at. lumbewcamps near White Itiver,.`.Laite• Supeakr, Miss Margaret Stewart returned home last week after nursing for a month on a case at Oriole Parkway, Toronto. Miss Flora Durnin, .bomeeconomist, I s extending her stay in Tortsato, as, assistant supervisor for Miss Florence Eedy, wh'o is on. the sick list. .Miss Durnin was heard on 'a:broadcast over CFRB, Toronto, .on Monday, giving .a talk on club 'Work. • . We, are glad to know that Mrs. Gordon Smyth, 6tbs concession of West Wawanosh, who was 'quite poorly a few weeks ago in Wingham and Lon- don hospitals, 'Ls Somewhat stronger: . Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mugford and two sons, Jinnny and Charlie, spent Sum - day. with Mrs. Mugford's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Sproul, 2nd concesaion West Wawanosh. Mr -Bill Sproul, has taken a position with the City Abattoir, Toronto, and left last week for. Work there. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Abner Morris on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Drennan and children, „Reta end Charlie, of Goderich, ,and Mrs. Leonard Christilaw, of Nile. Mrs. Nellie- Potter, Nile; who spent the past few weeks with her brother, Mr. Abner Morris, and Mrs. Morris, has returned to the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Jim McIntyre, Nile. Regret is felt in the passing of Charles Whitely, of Goderieh township, who§e wife was formerly Birdie Durnin, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Durnin of Dungannon, and sister of Mi. MarvieDurnin, of Crewe. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Comfort of St. atharines- spent a few days recently with tile lattcr's -brothers, Harold and Cecil 'Blake. A dance reception was held in Dun- gannon Parish Hall on Tuesday even- ingdu honor of Mr. anirMrs. -Bill Reed (nee Lela Leggatt)'. The -grooms who recently sold his farm at Glenn's Hill, was married about °a month ago to Miss Leggat, chief telephone operator at Winghans Where they -are at present living. An' enjoyable time, was had with dancing to Farrier's orchestra. At lunch time, the young couple were invited forward and Miss Helen Ander- son read an address Of congratulatia land best wishes while Mr. Bill Wiggins ..matiksthessasicesetttattions.ssf a -mrse7br,' money, for which_ appreciation was expressed by • the _reel lents Municipal Nonainiations. Nonsinas tions in both Ashfield and WeSt Wawa- Signal Star photo To be paid one year in advancp, as all 'subscriptions' should be, the label on your Signal -Star should read at least 28N0V47. W it is any date previous to Nov. 28, 1947, your subscription is not paid a year in advance. Your eo-operation in attending to this now is requested. wzrive..01111111111IWIP 41111111111111111M11 EVELYN'S BEAUTY SALON now under the management of Ruth Chuter, certified post graduate Hairdresser.- CP' Eight years' experience • in beauty culture: An appointment will eiinvince you we can please the most discrimina- ting. THE BEST IN, PERMANENTS. LATRST HAIR STYLING. Personal Service' PHONE 74 - British' Exchange, Hotel PORT ALBERT -and Mrs, Dave Martin. W.M.S..Meets.—Tbe •regtilar Meeting of the Vnitecr chtirchswaSsheld on Tliursday afternoont tliiome • PORT ALBERT; Nov...26.-1rs. Crawford and gr., Bert OrawfOrd, ae- eOMPanieds hY• Atr• -and 14..,4-P41 . _ . Crawfurd and daughter rilidd, Of sick - now, spent last week -end visiting with Mrs. E. Pentland at Port Huron. • Mr, Elmer Gliders of Detroit spent the last twosweeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Martin and while here spent part of his thne hunting deer In Bruce county. ' Mr. and Mrs. Albert McGee and daughter Delores spent last Week -end , visiting with Mr. and Ms's. Wm. Sproat at Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tiger, Eddie and Isabel spent last Sunday visiting I with Mr. and 'Mrs. Dunloprats-Kin- s cardine. • • Mrs. Jas. McKenzie.- Mrs. R. Reed and Mr. and rs. Thos. Koviak have had the hydro installed in their homes recently. 's Mrs. Leatia Mills of. London spent last week -end with her parents, Mr. Mrs. *Earl Bogie, with thirteen ladies ,PIT,sPit-• -4r s--44 'eharge-Ortlie-tneetint.- -mrs.-malkdiro- and -Mrs; -N -Gilmore gave- readings. During the-hifshieSS „ period tampers titions were made for the quilting of three quilts within the next two weeks. The hostess, Mrs. Bogie, served -lunch and, a. social hour was spent. ' Farm Forum—The Fang Fornsn was held on Monday evening of this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Martin, with thirty-one ,present. The subject.of diseussion for the even- ing was "Is reseftrch meeting farm needs?" 'This brought over an hour's disenssion on problems in the commun- ity. A reading on health was given. by Mrs. Jean Athill. Mrs. Elmer Graham gave an interesting talk on her trip last week to the Royal Winter Fair at Tor- onto. Euchre was enjoyed. b§ some Of those present. Mrs. Martin served sandwiches, cakes and coffee. The meeting next Monday evening will be held at the ,home ,of Mr. .and Mrs'. Elmer .Graham. ".410minimmiur FOR GOOD HAMBURGS AND DELICIOUS COFFEE CORY'S WEST ST.—AT TOP %OF HILL A , Carol Service BY. THE COMBINED, CHOIRS OF VICTORIA AND. CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOLS ". AT Knoit Presbyterian Church DEC. 6th- AT 8 P.M. Silver collection in aid of the "Save' the Children Fund." • ••• • there. The TeVet a winning tl* for Christianity, is to eQrtencl tO them brotlaerly love and the ra e attitude toward all the natierIS for a world peace with "the peace of lehrlst. A male choir sang three old Gospel num- bers, "You May Efave the joz, Bells Ringing in Your cart," "IiiriGio Where You Want Me- to Go,'' and "Hll e Wii Fiold Me Vast." IIOVSEWIVES WANT • -STILL HIGHEB PRICES? A bous'ewife's $5 bill "ain't what it used to be,' when it comes to buying groceries. FOr example, compare prices of November, 1946, with those of the cor- responding month in the year preced- ing the war, which would be November, 1938. Such a comparison produces some surprises. Looking over grocery store advertise- ments In The Signal-Star:of November, 1938„ we find that ten pounds of sugar Sold for 55 cents. The price for ten pounds of sugar today in Ooderich is 80 cents. Twenty:tive cents more: Similarly, prices' hi Isovember. 1938, and those in Novembe ' s 1946, h. Nov., 1938' Nov., 1946 2-11).'• tin of corn syrup, Ric Now, 26c • _ Well-known brand of coffee, lb., 25c Now, 35e 4. Well-known brand of coffee, lb., 23c Nov, '31c Old cheese, lb',. 23c Now, 33c oinTuAny MIM. URA DAVIO The death occurral 1.311,4440 y, TuesdaY afternoon pgIrf3. Vira Pavia, of 'victoria, 13.C.,.whi1e she was ma4lng a. Call at the Junne of . Mrs; Vra h Johnston, Trafalgar street. Death was due to a heart attack. Mrs. Davir3 had been the guest of her 'aunt, Mrs. -3. Wesley Moore, Victoria street, since last .March. She was born in Clinton sixty-two year ago, a daughter of the late M. apd Mrs.Richard avis, and litad lived in Winnipeg, Saskatoon .and Victoria, 13-,C.- et.- husband predeceased - her several .ears. Surviving are .two brothers, G. W. Heywood, of Saskatoon, and 3. C., Heywood, of VAIICOUVOX. The funeral service , will b held at the Wheeler funeral home, Teronto street, on Saturday at Fm.. and intament will be in the Clinton cenietery. MISS MARTHA TAYLOR The deatb of Miss Martha J. Taylor oCeurrof at Alexandra gospital on Thursday last, in her eighty-eighth year. Deceased was a 13,10.ong Presby- terian and a Wernher ot_ Knox ehurch and of the Women's Missionary So - Iciety. She was born near Londes- borough, of Scottish' parentage, and had lived with a brother. Mr. A. j Taylor, in Clinton until ttveuty years !ago, when sheSeame to Goderich, .where she had since resided. 1/r. A. IL j Taylor of town, is her only surviviug Teta five. The funeral service .was held at the -Cranston funeral home on Saturday, conducted by Rev. Richard Stewart of - Knox church. The pallbearers were: C. F. Chapman, P. F. Carey, Harold Williams and F. R. DarroW.' The1 1 interment was in Clinton verhetery. , . , for 23e Now, 2 lb,. for 36c Campbell's tomatosoup, 3 tihssfor 23c s----iss• ow, 3 tins for 29e • Lard, lb., 11c No , 16e Australian seed- less raisins; lb:,, 101/sess No. 2% tins of pumpkin, 2 tins ' for 15c ow, 141/2c • ow, 2 tins for 23c No. 1 Macintosh apples, 6 qt, basket, 33c Now, 69e Shelled walnuts, • lb. 23c-- Now, 50c • The advertisements back in Novem- ber, 1938„ else differ from those of today in that they announce in bold letters such goods as pork and beans, scalfr'rtIrk-M2-clf9PPIAlt,-2,1).k.1i1W.'ss5kusb Many Oilier items that today are extremely-- seiiirc.e in_ groeery Stores. Advocates: ofsite removal of *ice controls might look over the prices Shortening 2 lb . MISS ELIZABETH DALTON After an illness of more than a year, Mia -s Elizabeth *Dalton, a native of Ashfield -townshils passed away on s November 12th at her home in Chicp.-gq,1 She as the second daughter of MT. and° Mrs. Maurice Dalton, • a pioneer couple of :Ashfield, and until 1931 re- sided at the home of" her father .and SVLIS a highly respected member of St. Joseph's church, Kingsbridge. in that year she joined.her sister, Miss Bridget Dalton, in Chicago,and sine then had made her, home there. She took an active part in, social and religious ac- tivities and made many friends through her hospitality and her loyable disposi- tion. She as a devout meniber. of the Sacred Heart League and belonged to the Third Order of St: Dominit. A funeral mass was celebrated in St. Ignatius churet, Chicago, by" Rev. Father Lilly, with Six relatives' as pallbearers: Philip McKenna; Arthur -McKenna, -Parker Dolan, Thos. Dolan, John Pope andsiticheiq tO--1-,Ick-iff and on Saturday, November 16th' Rev. Farther Donnellan celAIiiteir high -mass in St. Joseph's church,- assisted by Rev. Father Fallon of Goderich Burial took place' in St. Joseph's ceme- tery, the pallbearers \ being John C. Dalton; Jerry C. Dalton, Michael Dl - ton, John HusWy, , Con. .O'Keefe and Ernest Youngs Friends present from ' distance were Miss Bridget Dalton; and' Dr. Pope, Chicago; Maurice Grif- fin, Akron, Ohio: Chester O'Reillyanc1.1 Aiis Mary, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs.' Thos: Molyneaux, Mr. and Mrs. Ferg. ISitfpleton, Dublin; Mr. and Mrs. James Dalton, Mount Carmel: Mrs. -Harold' Schnnick.---Kitehener ; Mr. and. Mrs. Lloyd Mile, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Etne, Zurich. • nosh townships were held • on Friday. above and after noticing the differences Both councils -were 'returned by ac- niight reflect on what things would be elamation: The .Ashifeld Township like for the Iiblifsewife i2. all controls Sehool Area Board also 'was returned were off. intact. An election for school trustees be held in West Wawanosh to fill two svasaneles: 'United '13hitrek„, W.A.—The sUnited church Woincp's AssoCiation met on , Friday in the Church bdsement. Mrs. I D. A. Fowler conducted opehing exer- c-ises. The Scripture lesson was read j by Mrs. Robt.• Bere- and Was later I taken up. as 'a topic given by Mrs. Everett Finnigan. Arrangements were made for a noon dinner to be served j at the church on Thursday, November I 28th, when the Presbytery convenes, in Dungannon. Arrangements were also, made for a bazaar and tea. After a short' poem, ,"Making of Good Friends," was read by Mrs. Eldon. „Culbert, the Meeting closed with a. hymn and the benediction. • Missionary Address.— The thank - offering service of the W.M.S. of Dun- gannon United churn was held en Sunday. evening. Rev. E. R. Stanway of Brueefield,- who served fourteen years in West China as a missionary; °gave an impressive sermon and told sof' the great need for Christianity in China. The Chinese, he said,' are found to. be Wonderful people after gaining_ their confidence.- The speaker began his 'work there in 1931 and for two years attended 'a. language- School and then .was appointed to work with A. Chinese pastor. The dangers were many during War slays, and he visited villages where everything was silent except for the -moans, of mothers_ who had lost their sons in battle. He said the , Chinese want Christianity , and there is, a great and growing need for men and women to render service May we' suggest you order HAMCO COKE Phone, FROM H. 0. JERRY (Successor. to Chas. C. Lee Estate) At the Harbor 419, Trickle Charged 100%, FULLY CHARGED FACTORY FRESH Goodyear Batteries • EVEREADY (SUper-Layerbilt) RADIO BATTERY ?ACK "A -B" HEA.VY DUTY "B" BATTERY . • AIR CELL (Wet) "A" BATTERY , Shell 'Produets—Chaing—Anti-Freeze • BEET CLARKE'S SHELL SERVICE SALTPORD 'HUME 456/ MINIM/ the highlights in every field of sport are heard over CFRB. Just a sample of the'13ALANCIED program 'schedule Offered' by this station ...the best of every. thing in radio. For -sport fans‘ we suggest... , FOOTEAti 'East-West Final 1.45 p.m. Saturday WERE YOUR FAVOURiTES ARE ' CHURCH NOTES Victoria street United church will join the Huron. Presbytery "hook up'! On Sunday morning at -11 o'cloe,k, when - Rt. Rev. T. -W. Jones, 'M.A., D.D., re- cently installed moderator of the United Church of Canada, will speak from Clc:N-2it., Vingham. The .congre- galidn is requested to be ' in the peWs not later than 10.50 • BORN MacKENZIE.—At Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, on November 27th, •1946, to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MaCKenzie, 4. Goderich, a daughter. • pOLLS/CK.---,At. Alexandra Hospital, Goderich,, on 11corember 20th, 1946, to Mr. and Mrs. Elwin. Pollock,R.R. 2, Godelich, a ,son, Elwin Brian. • • ' MED DA VI S.-1 n Goderich, ou Tuesday, November 26th, 1946, Vira Heywood, • . • widow of the late Robt. Davis and niece of Mrs. J. Wesley -Moore,. Vic- toria street: slat -teen -it --servire at Wheeler Funeral, IIome, Toronto street, Saturday, No- vember 30th, at 2 Pau._ Interment in Clinton cemetesy., - ts. McALLISTER..:,-:-At Detroit,. on Wed.: nesday, Novenilser 27th, 1946,Hugh McAllister, formerly of Goderich 'township, in his 59t1i,year: TAYLOR.—In Goderich, on Thursday, November 21st,' 1946, Martha J. • Taylor, • in her 88th Year. IN MEMON1AM SHIELDS.—In loving tribute of my dear fatherswho entered into ,est 1)ecethbet4 2nd; '1945. "I turn my eyes tpward 'heaven— What a beautiful picture there: A -picture of my deer father rpon *the .golden stair. Oh, hew miss you, Father! • You were ,one of the dearest and best, Vonr Avork an this earth is finished • And God called you home to rst. I know some dny I'll find you Somewhere.- in heaven ahove, For not else is greater Than the care of, si father's love." -Sally missed by his only daughter, Sadie -48 For Father— CONCERTO-NO, 1 IN E MINOR (Chopin) BRA'NDENBURG CONCERTOS NOS. 3 and 4-03ach) For Mother— THE 1VEOL1DAU (Smetana) ROMEO, AND JULIET: Overture (Tchaikovsky) For Sister - 41. • STRAUSS POLKAS NIGHT AND DAY (Cole Porter) Fr Brother OKLAHOMA! . GLEN MILLER - For the Children• NUTiCRACKER SUITE (Tchaikovsky) UNCLE MAC'S NURSERY RHYMES' GODERICH HOME APPLIANCE SHOP -.4qwerftcr,,, tt,m7p On. Phone .131 R.„11..gORNISH West Stier et Howard Sturdy and Herbert Lamprey. had been employed as a cabinet-maker - The honorary paid:leasers were inein:.1 with 'the Goderich Organ company.' hers of the Tpwnship Council, Reeve j In 1917 he married MisS Mary Austin, George Ginn, Ben Rathwell, .James • of sAsshlield, who survives. Hewas a, Stirling. Robert Smith, Gordon Orr, faithfsil member of St. Peter's churth, and Township Clerk Robert G. Thonip- of the Holy Name Society, the Society son.' The interment Was in :Maitland for the Propagation Of the Faith, and cemetery, where the Masonic rites' were j the League of the Sacred Heart. Sur - conducted by Past -master Roberti viving 'besides ,is widow are four bro- I Bisserof Maitland Lodge. Those from j•tbers and two Sisters: Au,stin; Ottawa; out of town attending the funeral were ' Leo and, Francis-, Goderich township; I Mr. and Mrs. A. P. McNabb, Mrs, , -Willitm, Calgary ;` Mrs. Irvine Hilde- Georee 'Meehan, Mr. A. C. Deeks, Miss ' brand, Goderich, and Mrs. Lorne Fins Violet Chapman ' and Miss Gwen nigan.• Stratford.. Another brother, Waters, •alt of Toronto Mr. R. J. Alexander. made the supreme sacrifice Durninof Saskatchewan; Mr. Warren in World War I. atSt. .hepledteroon sss-s. Dsirnin, ,Essex; Mrs. Harry MeQuillin, '1VIreillneesdnalnyemilorgnexingice.a Mrs. A. E, Durnin, Mr. and -Mrs. Jm aes . Culbert, -of Lucknow. church, where requiem high Mass was: , .• sung by Rev. II. T. Fallon. The pall. JOHN A. CHISHOLM, bearers were D. M. O'Brien, E. L. Dena, Clare Bedard, Joseph Finn, _Albert. Death came with startling-sudden- Mero and P Runisey w . Interment WL1 11(5 In•Jahn Alphonsus (liisholni, the .ltoman Catholle cemetery in his heme. Bruee street, shpvtly before ( )dh,},,,, midnight on Simday, when he collapsed at the head of the stairs as he was , E - 'about to retire. He had not preViously KING coMplained, of illness. He had taken up the collection at both 'miming and , KINGSBRIDGE, Nov. 27.—Mr, Del. evening, services in St. Peter's church •Moore of L)ptroit spent .the week -end that day and had enjoyed driving his with his familly at the O'Neill home. car, to visit relatives' in the eosie*try Miss Marcella O'Connor, of Lonthin (luring the afternoon. Just before re-, is visiting with her mother, Mrs. M. tiring he ,had read the *terry- .of- the J. O'Connor. - •- Martyrs'' Shrine at Midland!' s Mr. Will Dalton and family, of De - He was born. 111 Goderich 'township trait, were visiting over the week -end on November 14th 1884 a son of the With their _friends here. late Alexander and Sarah Orr Chis- I Mr. Holland of Seaforth was thresh - holm. -Ile came to • Goderich forty ' ing beans at Nace Martin's on Tuesday t yea i's age. and for ,the past thirty yes -11"s lest. CHARLES A. WHITELY . After an illness of • several months; Charles X. -Whitely, svidely knownand highly -esteemed resident of Goderich township„ passed a way in Alexandra_ llospital on Sunday might in his, seventy-first- year. Mr. '1Vhitely was bort; cf pioneer Huron county stock, being- the son of the late. Joseph and Sarah McMahon Whitely' of Goderich township. , He took a very active inter- est in' the church -and community life of his native, township, and was. one 'of its -most esteemed eltizens. He ,was 0 ineniber of Mimi United chnrch, of the ee/ssion „stint for practically alt. his life of the church choir. He served as a public school trtistee and -I for -many .3-ears:t ad -be-en- Ito • treasurn 02 the township. He was a member .Maitland Lodge No. 33, A.F. & (balerieb. Survivingwidow, the former Sarah Alberta besides_ are Iwo danghters',•Misses Helen and 'Jean. of Toronto; two , sons, Benson and (iraham, on the farm-; and two sisters, Misses Lily • and 'Jennie. Whitely, of goderich, who 'ere the last surviving 'members of a family of nine. Tvo sons, Ross and Bert, predeceased him. Throngs ofcitizens from Goderieh, Clinton and many other points, besides 'those of the township. attended the funeral _service. held. at . the family residence 'on Wednesday afternoon, , under, church' ond lklasonte .auspices. The service was conducted by• Re. Canipbell Tavener,, of Taylor's Corner Unitssr _ ehureh. assisted by • Rev. w. J. Rogers of Dungannon. • Among the wealth of ftsiral tributes were those from.Huron Chapter. RA M, : Maitland lodge. No. 33: 4., F. & A.M.; Zion United church ; the Township of (lode- ' rich : _Inglis Co.. Toronto S T. Eaton Ca., Torontn. Tbe .netiv.e pall- : bearers were Ketineth •HolineS. Austin 'Sturdy Peter Yonfig, Andrew Holmes, PRADDOCK.-sin kind and 4Ver loving - '- memory' of mir son, Everett Allyn j Craddock, who passed awaS• Novem-1 her 28th, 1938.. , • Though your loving' voice is silent And your trite heart -cease to beat, Yet we miss pair well-known footsteps I And a thee 'lye used to greets In our ilea rts. your 'memory lingers, Sweetly teeder, fond. and true - There is not 0 day, dearest Everett, That we do not think 14 you. 48x --:-Father, Mother and Sisters. LOVE. ---In loving memory of our dear mother. Airs. Fred T. Love, who passed iiWAs- one year ago, December erd. 1943: s 1 n re oar den r mother 1)11550(1 away,: We saw her suffer and heard her sighs With 'aching henrt and weeping eyes, We saw her sluicing honr by limns Yetcould, not stay death's awful power, 1 1 11 1. 11011' l'11 Ill 1 1Y sleeps at last All pains. all aches, all•sufferings past. 'The 1116011 and stars.ate shining On a lone and, silent grave; • Beneath lies the one we loVe But whom we ('(1111(1 not save. Sadly 0)isse71 by her children iss h• rmatzmx.smomr0" .. . • ' - •tt: ,". AN IDEAL GIFT ISA CHRISTAS CARTON OF LOVE'S FINE FLAVORS and JI Children's Wear Sizes 4 to 14 Openingw--Sat., N v. 't Look younger : Restore natural color t9 greying hair with Angelique Grey Hair Restorer.•5:'>1 nt CaMpbell's and Emerson's Drug Steres. .45-8 (4 0 at aein.