The Goderich Signal-Star, 1947-04-10, Page 3re
HURON ,,COUNTY'S FOREMOET WEEKLY
ONE-
4Y, AP IL 10th, 1947
DUE DATES,, OF
R TWIT COUPONS
Coupons now valid are sugar -pre-
serves S26 to SA butter' 1,135 to B47..
Next,coupous becoining valid are sugar
preserves 847 and S48 and butter B48
on April 17.
jr. K. HUNTER
-Barrister, Etc.
Royal Bank Bldg.
Hamilton Street, Goderich
Phone 968.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS'
W. CECIL ATTRIMIE.
Telephone: 011ice 18, Residence 343.
SERVICE
For Small Businesses, Stores, Etc.
Bookkeeping bysternts Installed.
Books Balanced Alontialy
Financial, Statements
. Wage Summaries '
Business and rersunal „lucerne Tax
,011ice:Gorner Aurth. and Square
Phone la 5. Residence l'hune 444.
INSURANCE
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Q.—Is fuel still under the ceiling?
A.—Charcoal and briquette fuelwood
are removed from ceiling regulations
on April Coal and coke will be
removed at midnight April 15th.
Q.—Could you tell me if Wartime
Prices and Trade Board licenses are
still required if I want'to start a busi-
ness?
A.=It depends on the type of goods
you intend to sell. If they are under
price ceiling regulations you still re-
quire a Board license. If they have
been removed from ceiling centrols a
license is not necessary.
McF.I.LLOP, MUTUAL IlitE• IN-
SURANCE CO.—Farm' 'and Aso-
lated town property insured.
°dicers — President„, Frank Mc-
• Chris. Leonitardt,. Bornholm, R.R. 1;
'Manager and. Secretary -Treasurer, M.
AlgUlygort Clinton;
Chris. Leunhardt, Bornholm; S. II.
Archibald, 4, Seatorth; liarVey.
"` Ewing, &It. 1, Blyth; Hugh. Alexander,
.'Agents—Jpile E. replier, .11rucelield,
4. Finlay Meliercher, Duban, 1;
J., F. Prueter, liredhagen.
Policy -holders 'can., make all pay-
ments. 'and get their cards receipted
Grocery, Kingston Street, Goilerieh, or
J.. H. -Reid's General Store, Baylield.
REEEXAUS, ODDFXIZOlga it .0
tia,Q. program at the Welnen's .GOcsgl, Says. KOJI.
liAVE CLINTON GUESTS ea h of Godexich
tute meeting on Thursday last reflected,
the Easter season. The president, Mrs. Oa
was a large attendance.. -Protection' "
13ylaws for Further Hoalth
Under the heading of agriculture and
At a meeting of the ,Leeal Board of
spent Sunday With Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Mr. and Mrs. Melt. Park and Sharon,
pf. Dunganifou,spent Sunday With Mr.
Ite-v. U. E. Crdithielni in the cburell on
Canadian industries a splendid •paper
Health on Atonday evening the report 'Sunday night. were enjoyed, by all
•on the 'Origin a the- maple syruP in -
A number from here took in the
hockey game at Stratford on Saturday
Miller.. Two line readirigg were given stinted, and showed the health of the k.
.by Mrs. Chas. Young and a delightful town to be in good cpndition. , and as usualteame home satisfied.
solo was rendered by Mrs. Geo. Wilkin, The- 'chairman, F.' T, ArmstrOng, Mrs. Robert McCabe has received the
1 sad news of the death of her brother,
accompanied by Mrs. J. A. Snider. thanked Dr. Willow for his report.
Mr. John Johnstone, at r'Lanra, Sask.
. An "Easter Parade," displaying aid
-- --- The Board adopted mothins asking
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer•Kilpatrick and
tittle costumes, caused much merriment. i.
Unit the Town Council. pass a bylaw in -
family, of Toronto, are spending their
Those taking part were. Mrs. J: Le- corporating the reconitheuded standards
sub. holidays at their respective homes,....Ben-
inaire, Mrs. I. McLean, Mrs. B. Mills, fur public eating estab4sliments as
Miller and Crewe.
Mrs. B.. Pric4, •Mrs. E. Crrigg, Mrs. T. mated by the Provincial Board of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Million and fain -
Glazier, Mrs.' N. Glareraont„ Mrs. G.' Health, and also a bylaw prescribing
of Straffordville, spept the week-.
Lockhart and -Mrs,. W. Morier.. •Mrs: standards for the sale of meat in Gude- ilY,
Snider wes. at the piano.-- The same rich. ,
'Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Hardy -had
ladies also presented • an Easter Miss Cleaver, -publi. health nurse,.
friends visiting. then' from Toronto over
pageant.
A. donation of $5.00 was made to
the' play school for .pre-schopl children.
Mrs. H. Tichborne• and Mrs. G. Mathie-
son volunteered to help at 'the child-
reu's parties. The members agreed to
give sheir co --operation to the tuber-
culosis survey and Mrs. I. McLean was
appointed rePresentative at the clinic.
Roll Cali WilS answered with -garden
Q. ---How much canning sugar will
be given this year and wheu shall we'
A.--L-Under present arrangenleuts the-
-allowance will_ be 10 pounds for each
holder of 'a ration book.' The sugar
will be granted in two five -pound lots;
the first live will he granted in May.
Q.—I understood that . the, sugar
ration allowitnce would be increased
in April. Would yuu please tell me
how much _the increase will. be?
A.—For the balance. of the year it
will b67 three pounds. - At the present
ration level each holder of a ration
coupons. Last year the allowance was
.28 sugar -preserves coupons.
. Q.—I have made considerable im-
provements to a house 1 own. May I
increase the. rent?.
sbcured on application to the nearest
dmounting to 10- per eent.. of the
assessed value, or servioes, facilities
or accommodation added since the rent
was fixed on October, 11, 1041 Or varied
by the Rentals Department since .then.
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NOSE', THROAT
Late House Surgeon New Yo'rk
Ophthalmic and Aural.klospital, assist-
ant at Moorelield klYe Hospital arid
Golden Square Throat ' klospital,
lAindon, England.
.0:EYES TESTED, GLASSES
SUPPLIED
53 Waterloo Street S., Stratford.
Next visit Bedford Hotel, Goderich,
Weduesday,,April 30th„ 1947, at 2 p.m.
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CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUGLESS
THERAPIST
Goderich, Phone 341
• OFFICE HOURS
Mineral fume baths by appointment
A. N. ATHINSON
51 South St.
Registered under Drugless Practitioners
Act tor 'the Province of Ontario,
A. L.. COLE
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted
Phone 33 Goderich, Ont.
Real Estate and Insurance
"Office ,and Residence:
11 Trafalgar Street
, Phone 663
FOR SAL10.--Houses of ail kinds,
choice building lots, business pro-
perty and several good farms.
INSURE . IN- SLIM
CONFEDERATION 'WE
FIRE-4Preferi.ed rales for
ACCIRENT .$z SICKNESS
advised that the Ullhersity ut Western
ontario:will send twu students to Gude- 'he 1"'lidaY•
The bazaar, sponsoted by the Wo -
rich for 'field work.
Ws Association. held in Goderich on
The Board asked that Miss .Cleaver me
Saturday -was a decided, success. The
attend_ the Canadian public health con -
proceeds amounted to $200, with
vention to, be held in Quebec City.
on., 'number of articles yet to be sold._
Espinates of expendittire for
Mr. and -Mrs. Robert JeWell ha v'e re -
year were considered • and the Town
turned from their wedding trip and.
Council -will be asked to provide ;$-1,000
for Board of Health purposes this 1111` e set te(,1 their 'Lew
welcome Mrs. Jewell to our comniunity.
Mr. ;Ind Mrs. Elford Moore ‘isited m
1;,)derich oft Sunday.
Mr. and Airs. Girviu Young of Gode-
rich .spent Friday \\Atli Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Jervis of Holinesville visited •
with Mrs. Walters and Fl,oyd on Friday
fits. ytax.
Refreshments were served by the Reports or the Provincial litooraany
connuittee in charge aud a social half- on samples of water and ice from Gode-
hour was enjoyed. - rich ra fed all as grade "A." The ice
• ' -----.• samples were taken ili.,1 he breakwater
. FISHER—smirritt and be,low the Sunset hotel. The ie -
The vestry of St. Peter s RA". church port ur iii4ilk and 'Crea ill :".anipli'S is
on SaturdaY, April 5th, w:ts the scene givvii in this paper in the usual' manner.
Audrey Gladys, second • daughter of as folio„.,..
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smith, Maitland Report of Dr. W. IF. Gallow, '31.0.H.
Fisher, younger sOn of Mrs. Greenway
and the late R. Fisher. Rev. Father
Fallon performed the ceremony. The
odornize Your Kitchen
this Spring...
111.1.11. 24 NEXT HOLID.‘1;
'lerit: Hex; general holiday will be
work of the Board 'was (limed on in Vi(lurIti D"Y• M,1Y '-k-ith• This falls en.,
bride was liwely a dreSS manner by all those re.sponsihre for the ,,e101. f"r the enii)Sment of the lodidny.
tiAe'l.siglit. of alum/ duties. The null: •
4
Of white brid:t 1 satin... -with tight -fitting . s.
hodrice and long earried a. die lirodtitlim2; and distributing eper_l 11h..14. 11111er,‘ V10411:1'11
botionet of carnafions • and 'spring ohms. . , were regisiered.• She also attends Oa. '
flowers. She Was, at teLlded by lw r wily ..wacer 6,141.40. 11i., \ ,,i, - fa Es b(„1,,,,x I, mon i lily T.B. . clinic,. fot low :::, tip aff
sister, TereS11, aS briliVS111:1i1r, Wil0, was grams .A.• Trut„, it i, ,i1 ,i„,,, muddy, 1,,,,e, (a• T.i 3.. crippled fliihlren. oft., ,
attired iri floor -length pink taffefir with This, fome„,1., is 1„-u. hi itself a cause ! and Ler work is 4.1 refuslls sand efficiently
three-quaTter-length veil. lIer bouquet of (11,,,:1,0. 1,inii, 111.4, in „xis:envy for 1 (*A flied, 1 (11 .
WM of spring flowers. The groom was the impro,eme„t of tio, " „ter ,..„pply I
'Wm. Jolun:ton of Godericb. After t he
ceremony the reception and dinner were mem of the ,,,;10.11g, sy,t,,iii is (,1,0 which
for about twenty -live- guests. Mrs. should...receive consIderation at an early I
held at _the home of the bride's parents
Smith' received wearing 0 dressmaker. da te b v voltbr M un Mini 1 Counlil. ln
7ilit,it of-thInuoie blue and a corsage of order to give yam 'Local Board , of
Greenway„gowned in a flowered crepe litIvs, especially
piuk roses. She was assIsted by Mr -S-:
dress with a corsage of yellow roses. in regard to food-
stuffs, should be revised.
., The young couple .will reside :on ..The usual insp,clium.,,
. Prior_ to her marriage the bride 7as reIreshment booths,
fhe guest .of honor at two miscellaneous 1st .1iOnies, cabins,
bathing -beaelf; bakerie:=.. meat 1 -hops,
restaurants, etc., ha\ e all been carried
WESTERN' %ONTARIO MOTORWAYS
Bus iscitedule Now In Effect . 7-•
Leaves Goderich Arrives Goderich
A Daily except Sunday.
C.1-ittift1)1.16).S-tuidays and folic -lays only.
\11 other Times ..itre Daily
Detroit, Witiglumi,' Walkerton, •Po.rt
Elgin and Owen.Sotind. - "•
Connections at Strafford for Woodstocii
0.30 pait.
Consult
Phone 82-13 Dungannon .
DONALD B. BLUE
EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER
Licensed tor Connties of -Huron
and Bruce
RIPLEY, PHONE 49
For information apply to J. N.
Kernighan, Division Court Clerk,
Goderich, Ont.
EDW,ARD- 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-
tion Guaranteed. 0 19tf
AUCTIONEER
Matt. Gaynok
—Experienced Auctioneer—
Sales Conducted Anywhere
Write or phone collect
Goderick-7-riton 626M
14-27
HAROLD JACKSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
'HURON AM) PERTH
For information, etc.. write
CAPITA!, THEATRE
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday—
Jane Haver, George Montgomery and Vivian Blaine
It's in Technicolor and it's just :liana the lightest,
"Three Little Girls In Blue"
Thursday, Friday and Saturday—
. "MAK AuNg musw"
,ntrodiwing a charaeter With more appeal•than Snow White and
-her seven rascals cOmes. WALT DISNEY'S happiest romedy,
• musical; in full Technicolor
Coming—Belita, in "SUSPENSE."
Mat e s Wed., Sat. and Holidays at 2.30 p.m.
neighbor of .the .,bride, and the bride
received many.. beautiful -and useful
MM. ,1111.1.11.11.0Bearzaasii.00MMIIMIIIINNIMM.
F. T. Armstrong
OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST
"See Armstrong and See Better"
-At Lucknow first Friday of
each month.
J. W. CRAIG1E
• INSURANCE
and
EAL ESTATE
PrioNE 24
GOBEIrtICH
-The lieftlth of the community con-
tinues to rewaht at our uniforthly high
standard. We have- been free from
any large olitbreak 1.)-f disease, -especial-
ly infectious troubles. An , t he early
Iiftontbs •we• had mild outbreaks of
clitel:enimx, measles and 11,14114)s, of,
which mumps predominated -but WOrQ
regigag`ed, of which la; belonged to our
own 'Community and 79 to surrounding'
(Anninunities. Fifty-six marriages )vere
- •Analysis of Deaths
"An analysis of the deaths and their
causes is interesting. NVe had S5.. Of
these tive 'were in the first year of life,
and of the ,balance 50, or practioally
tWo:t hints, were due to affections of
the heart and -.circulatory system.
Cancer was next, with ten, and pneu-
monia next, with three. It is. also of
note that 61 of these were over sixty
Years of age, with the greater number
over seventy. Fourteen. were between
sixty and seventy -years, twenty-two
bet weett...,eighty ;and ninety.. and .one
civilian health mention was nulde.'of 1
clinics f(fr immunization against.. small:
pox, diphtheria, whooping cough and .
scarlet fever. S:e-w pupils•entering the.
none was diseased. All new pupils
. at the Collegiate are physically exam-
ined and „my detects are brought to -the
notice of the parents. Tile voile
health nurse eorries on 0 pre -natal and . :,f,•, -
pre -school clinie every Thursday after-
vommonotimanar
IENJOY PEACE OF IVIIND
losses by insuring today. ,
TALK IT OVER TODAW. WITH
GORDON JEWELL
RJR. 6, Goderich
Phone Carlow 21-R-4.
Geo. G. MacEwan
-Fire, Accident ktnd Motor Car
Insurance
OFFICE—MASONIC TEMPLB
EST STREET
PHONE 230 GODERIC11
When it comes to modernizing; plumbing plays an important •
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Hinges, Friction °Catches.
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