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THE GOI ERICH SIGNAL.STAR
Vi> niga a oto >t itel e>ner, Ur. Carl l n-
nigan of Niagara Valls, Dia'. u4 'a.
Johnt Fin .(,igan wad foal ilY, Oth con-,
cession of West Wawanosh, Mr. a 111
Mrs. Roy, °ixnnlga>a o> Aubdrn and Mrs.
(Hive Culbert of Q>iodericb.
Mrs. 11,tJ. Duni ; (, was hostess at her
home oil Friday after116ofor St.
Paul's Anglican Guild. Mrt,. Lorne
livers' presided. Miss Ellen Durninn
read the 40th *Psalm. Mrs. Durnin
read an article, :"The Laborer's Prayer."
Mrs. Chas. Fowler replaces Mrs..,]Uav id
Cowan as secretary:
Mr. Samuel Roach, who was ill with
pneumonia at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. C. Treleaven, is much iiah-
pr fed. '
Misses Bertha arf P;atlline Jones of
London, spent the week -end with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones.
pjrr. Godfrey Hall is confined to bed'
With •"flu" and is under the 'doctor's
care, but' is is expected he will soon
be around again. Mr. Hall, who is
'pill his ninetieth year, is rather frail
in appearance, but was feeling'quite
-well until contracting this cold.
Miss Ellen Maize of London spent
the week -end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. liarey,Maize, 4th concession
of Ashfield.
Guests and Gifts
at Alexandra
CHURCH NOTES
Mr; A. W. Anderton, late of Wing-
• ham, on Sunday last assumedthe duties
of organist and choirmaster of St.
George's 't'lnfrch, succeeding ,,M114s. E.
Jessop„ who had ably filled the position
for some time.
Throughout the .summer months the
Union congregation. of Goderich town-
ship, associated with Vietoria street
United church, will worship at the
morning of 9.45
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- Sunday, May �,>(lll, will be observed
as the sixty-ninth anniversary of. the
founding of Victoria" street T; nited 1 the week olid win' her> sisters, Misses
c•hurCli and its pulpit will be occupied
by Rev. R. Gordon Hazlewood, B.A., Rebina and Nettie Sproul,
B.D., minister of Walton •United church. Mr, and Mrs: Abner Morris returned
• last week after a visit with their son,-
hour -
11.111.
j1ospitaI Day Celebrated by
Annual Birthday,
Party `
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The nurses" residence of Alexandra
Hospital never looked more attractive
than it did on Monday afternoon when
tine Women's hospital .Auxiliary enter
tained at the annual Birthday party
in observance of Hospital Day. .
profusion of daffodils brought !roes'
Mrs. Fred lei aftel s fa , - Tattraet1vely
arranged by Miss Claire Rey.nolds and
Mrs. D. E. Campbell, added brightness
to the pretty rooms. The tea table
was centred with lighted tapers and a
silver bowl of yellow and phrple
flowers, the hospital. colors.
The many guests were received by
the president, Mrs. D.• E. Calupbell,
assisted by the past president,' Mrs.
F. R. Redditt. Mrs. E. W. Carrie,
honorary Member -of. the Ontario .Hos-
pital Association, and Mrs. "!A. F.
Sturdy, of the Hospital Boai"c, , poured
tea and were assisted by Mrs. George
Stokes, Mrs. Frank MacArthur, Mrs.
E. ;McLaughlin, Mrs. C. F. Ohapifan
and Miss Etta Saults.
The gifts, which were numerous and
most acceptable, were received by Mrs.
A. D. McLean and Miss A. Burritt.
DUNGANNON
DL'NGANNON, 114 1 -I. --Mrs, J. G. visiting with friends id 1-111iebc1.
Montgomery and Mrs. I3. Benniger at- ('oilgratulatfolis are due little seven -
tended the funeral of a friend, Mrs. R
year-old Ann MacKay, daughter of 11r.
and loy ll Kay, • up(ru her suc-
Satil Green, of Ripley, on Tuesday. (•e,;y 115ia soloist sit the 1'i to i1 of
Miss Clara Sproul of Stratford spent Music last week. -
- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Millen are this
-week moving back. to their home 111
the 12th concession. `rliey hate SIAXt
AS IFIELD
ASIIFIELI), May 1 -1.4 -Mrs. Ronald
MacKinnon of Parkhill has been visit
ing at the home of her sisters, Mrs.
Duncan M(u•Lltyre and Mrs. T. J.
Liuu11111. •
Mi. Albert Thain of Toronto Ila- b((lt
(GO RI6,11 4AR'k d '+'WAYP4
Construction has began ou two °bull
leg .projects on West street, further
enhancing the importance of "the
Broadway of'.fodericb',"at a business
avenue. The building formerly oc-
cupied for many years by the late '3r•
Malcolm Niebolson,as dental office and
dwelling has been torn down, and in
its place Graham Inglis is erecting an
automobile service station. At the
eorner. on, the same side of the street,
a lnfich room is bate built for Fred
'bittinfham. There is now. not an
exelusivily residential building in the
first block of West 'street from the
Sontre. on either side of the street.
When these.. two new buildings are
,occupied this street, in the one block
from ,tile quare to Waterloo street,
will have the following several .busi-
nesses : Bank. restaurant. furniture
store. music store. two pressing and,
cleaning estahlisiinents, electrical
store., two barber shuns. two hardware
stores. movie theatre. nnstofiice, two
I inneb liars. automobile serytce station.
heniity shun.- taxi nffiee. railway ticket
office, furniture and undertaking, pollee
(fhce, two insurance offices. newspaper
Ake, auditor* brokers' °thee. doctor's
office, employment ofliee, bakery, bowl-
ing alleys, child's clothing store-
dentist's,ofce. thirty-two. if we haven't
omitted any.
RECEIVES COMMERCIAL LICENSE Mr. Kenneth Morris, Benmiller.
HarborIncreased activity'at Sky Mr. and firs.- Jas. McWhinney and
daughter Mtirjorie, of Goderich, spent
Sunday with Mrs. WillShields.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Will.
and
Mrs. A. 13. Pentland of Toronto -spent
the week -end with Mr. and 'Mrs. Wil-
fred Pentland and other relatives,
Mrs. I), F. Johnston,Afvpshawa, and
Miss _Doris Weed,. of Loddon, -spent -the
week -end with Mrs. Melvin Reed.
Mr: and. Mrs. Laverne Pentland and
family, of Detroit, were week -end
visitors with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Boyle have moved
to the new home which they have pur- ginning of the week by TA'. A. plane, for
chased, the former Pollard fame, 4th D'ictoria, B,C,, where she- will visit
concession of `Neat WaS'anosh, with her daughter,Mrs, Teel. Linnen.
-Visitors' with Mr, and Mrs. Richard 1
Finnigan on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs,
'Wm. Finnigan of Goderich, Miss Hilda
- Toronto, -were week -end guests of Mrs.
Joseph E. `Vhitely, -
_ • Miss Rose Aitken is attending the
Meeting . of the Ontario Library As-
sociation being held- at the O.A.C.,
Guelph. on Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs.Alex. Sinclair of Eston,- Sask.,
visited the past week with her sister,
Mrs. W. II. Jewell, Trafalgar street.
At present she is visiting with her
brother. -Wei. Glen, and fatmily, Huron
ly
oad, It is thirty-three years .since
- she had visited- here. - •
Recent guests with 'Mrs. L. 13. Cronk,
tighthwuse street, ' were her sister,
Miss Eva Aikin of Dresden, her daugh-
looked for in_ the near future as a
result of the airport being granted a
commercial license.
TODAY IS.PAYS TO
COUNT THE COST
For instance:-`-
A
nstance:A one and a half ounce bottle of Vanilla contains 12 tea-
spoonful. If .a .recipe• calls for a teaspoonful to each cake
you can flavor 12 cakes. Therefore, if the bottle costs 23e
.to 25e it will cost you 2 cents to• flavor each cake.
On the other hand,'a one ounce bottle d LOVES VANILLEX
contains•'8 teaspoonfuls but it is of such strength that only
1/3 of a teaspoonful is required for each cake. Therefore
you can flavor 24, .cakes for r 19 cents or only, 94 of a cent' for
each cake: '
For the past twenty-five years LOVES VANILLEX has enjoyed the
reputation of being one •of the finest Vanilla flavors on the market.
A former chemist for the Iluyler Candy Company of New York says,
"In my forty years experience I have never tasted a better Vanilla
flavor than- Loves." ,
A Toronto woman says: "I find your Flavors actually stronger than
you guarantee." A Western 'Ontario woman writes: "Yours is the
- best .Vanilla flavor I have ever ,used." Mrs. K.L.T. -of Cartwright
says "This was a- very ordinary cake until I 'started using Loves
Vanaillex, but sine glen it has' becotne a• favourite." Mrs. J.C.K. of
Toronto writes:"There is nothing on the market today which can
compare w h your flavors for quality and value. •
19 CENTS ,AT YOUR -;HROCERS. IF BY MAIL, SIX 19 CENT
BOTTLES FOR 99 CENTS, PLUS 10 CENTS FOR POSTAGE.
LOVE -THE FLAVOR MAN 62-68 Lombard St., Toronto 1, Ont.
PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. _sI, Trumper and„ daughter, of
Kitchener, enjoyetl'the week -enol with
Mr. and llrs. ,,F1 1)r•illktwalter,
<11r. and Mrs. Lorne Drinkwalter
of Lti,chrille, 'inch.. were week -end
guests with Mr. and Mrs. E..Drink-
walter, Victoria street. Mr. E. Drink-
_walter.returned to RicI1ville.With them
for a short visit.
Miss Jean Lawson hasreturned home
from an extended visit with- her sister;
Mrs. R. F. Allen, and family at Detroit.
Mrs.' Angus -McDonald left 11t the be -
Mrs. E. A. Cranston of 1Vatwanosh
Was a week -end guest with 'Mrs. H.
Phillips,, East street..
Mr. and Mr,:. Ernest B. Chilcott, of -
ti'r. :hiss Leolla ('rook of Detroit, and
11rs. Stuart Tassi(', of Dresden. Sandra
1I r, and Mrs. Doll 1'pllier :111(1
were Sunday guests of 1I r. and Mrs.
Don Rutherford. Ingersoll.
Misses Betty Fuller and 'Theresa
O'Brien of Lundell were week end
guest,
Lawn Mower
Service
Bring your Lawn• Mower in now
for sharpening and overhauling.
Newest type of equipment used.
KEN ALLIN
COR. VICTORIA & BROCK ST.
PHONE 594J
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with .lir. and 1lrs, Reg. Fuller, 1
Goderich township,
Dr. Wesley Harrison,
1111(1 soil, Bud, of Detroit, visited the
111dy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Ilowrie, Lighthouse street, over the
week -end.
1lrs. 1I. Ames and son-ill-li1-W. lir,
Percy, Elliott of Sault Ste. Marie,
Mich., visited relatives in town recently
and on their return home were accom-
panied by Mrs: L. Grummett for a Visit.
Mr. O. W. Sturdy. 'who has ,been i11
for two weeps with a heart attack,
was taken to Alexandra Hospital on,
Tuesday.
Mrs. F. Salkeld .has returned ,.to
town from L-ondon ,where -she spent the
winter.
•Mr. Jac)onaldspn returned to town
last week after spending the .winter
in 'Florida. - -
ring
This rs the event many have been waiting for. Y ouL. chairs
of tailored or dressmaker styles in 4 ght or dark shades
at dollars less thai regular prices.
Sixes are from 12 to size 42.
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QIIP 1 -Suits in dressmaker styles, plain shades and
si ll ghee ;*:, sizes 32 to 1$.
CLEARR'I-I PRIDE --x}.4.9
GROUP 2 ----Suits and ,a few Shortie Coats.
GRAND VALI --$1.94' 10
GROUP 3-A choice group of suits, sizes 1.2'4 to 2(�i .
the season's smartest styles. , '
SAVE DOLLARS AT $24.50
BOYS' SPRING COAT SETS= -Sizes flare fro s' 4 to .6E.
Smart styles in • wool cloths. •
Reg. $8.95 SALE PRICE►,. $5.95
Shop Early • No Exchanges . - No Refun r..y
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,Store GE -O.. W. StHAEFER �a
'PHONE 56
Healthful Enjoyment Is Money's Best Employment. Support the Arena
IN MEMORIAM
GACLEY.-In loving memory 'of my 1
dear father. Thomas I:. Gallley, who s
died May 6th, 19y34.
Thirteen -years have passed s nee that
sad day
,When theone I loved was called* away.
God took him home: it was His will,
.But in my heart he liveth still.
-Sadly missed by daughter, Hazel.
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NOTICE TO CR
^T�kP notice th
Maims against t
mast file t)x' 'fie with MP on nr
before the twentieth day of May: 1947.
otherwise :th(s estate will he§ divided
amongst the 'heirs and no claim can be,
mnrif by a creditor thereafter.
bated this 26th day of April. A.P.
1947.
T,OFTTTS lr, D.kNIT.Y.
Solicitor for the Adninistr,atrix.
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O CI ii OTi'ORS
EDITORS
at all persons having
he estn to " of Alberta
Harrison widow, of Saltford. Ontario.
BORN ' -
BEAN. --=At Alexandra Hospital, (ode -
rich, on May y 12th, 1947. fo Mr. and
Mr4. ' Ivan Bean; Auburn, a-• son.
Gary Clare. - •
I.EI)DY. -• At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on May 13th, '1947, to Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Leddy, R.R. 2,
Auburn, a daughter, Margaret Kath- • �TOTIC1 TO a'RFTiITORS AND
leen, 1 • .4.4fiTTIETIS
1fIDDT,ETON.-At Alexandra Hospit In the F.stn„te of- tichnrrl Melt -on Teurell.
• al. Goderich, ear° -May 7th, 1947, to ''deceased.
Mr: and Mrs, .Bert Micldletop, St. �T,T; PARTIES s inimin"- ne-nipGt (-Mc
(liarys, a daughter, Teftnifer. - • notate ft re rennired- to forwird nar-
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MORGAN. -At Alexandra Hospital, ticulnrc of tl pir .pin•im +n (he eosinr-
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,briefs
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The Goderich Saddle Club will hold
a meeting in the Town Hall on Friday.
May 14th, at 8 p',m. -
Nervous, rundown an need
-VIGO•RINE-the "pep" .tonic, for new
vitality. 15 -day treatfnent $1.40• Att
Emerson's toutag Store. -18-22
North street evening Auxiliary will,
hold heir regular meeting on Monday, .
May 19th, in the church hall. A; mis-
siofiiTry movie will be shown andre-
freshmerlts will he served. • •-2p ,
Plan to enjoy a pleasant afternoon
at the' tea and bazaar to be held in
North street church hall o''n Saturday,
May 17, from 2 to 5, under the auspices
of the Y.P.U. and C.G.I.T.
The W.C.T.V• meets at the home of
Mrs. Edward C, rigg, Wellington street,
on Tuesday, May 20th, at 8 p.m. -
Hygienic' supplies (rubber goods),
mailed postpaid in plain, sealed en-
velope with price list. - Six samples
25c1 24 samples $1.00. Mail- Order
Dept: -7-53, 'NOV-RUBBER \CO., Bor
91, Hamilton, -Ont.
ANNOCNCEML>*itI'
• Gnderieh: on May. Sth, 1947, to Mr. civ-nrrl by 1.1tnv 2nt11 194'/ after which A:\'NOL'NC1::MENT.
and Mrs. Joseph Horgan, Goderich. , (i'n+n the nctatPwilt h . rlictrihl,tPci. _ -__�
• a -sur , William James.
• rn ,Ni'3'riONNFT,T,Y. GnciPrieli
DIED Snliritnr•nr the F,ctsitP. -1R-26
CAMPBELL, I,n Goderich,, On
° day, May 13th. 1947. James Henry
Campbell. of West.W'awanosh town.-
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ship, 111 his 65th • year•.
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\Tr Reverly Farr will 1.9 at home
fit St• Goorre's roetory nn"Wprinps.riny.
Mnv 2Sth. frim 2:20 until (1 o'clock.
T. Gower ,has purchased the Shear-
down" blacksmith shop on Hamilton
street and will carry. on blacksmith
bsniness. furniture repaving, cabinet .
work and saw filing. 20x
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Campaign to Raise .Funds for Goderich's New
ay 26th
Artificial Ice Arena to Be Launched
HEALTHFUL ENJOYMENT IS MONEY'S BEST EMPLOYMENT --SUPPORT THE ARENA
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P1aii for New Arena
" No definite time is stated to start -construction.
Site will be chosen to shit majority pf citizens.
* Funds iaised will be kept in trust until all arrangements
made.
If delayed, construction costs will ,probably be - lower.
An arena is needed, not too elaborate but one that 'will
insure the youth of today and tomorrow a clean, health-
ful centre of recreation. ,-
Message from Conn Smythe
To TIII: ('1.'l'I'/.ENSL(11' (:OI)l;lt,1CII
Today" more than itt any time in (lii118da'ti history, it is necessary
for every one of ns .to do all we can as an -individual and, at tire same
time. he ,p1(' 111 c(1 to work as a (0lmnllnity. if we are to keep otir
conlatr'y great.
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Canada's national game of
hoc -key-- displays the -eharas'ter•- l' _•
iatles. for which ('stnadi-a11s are
f11nams all ou er the World.
Speed, quick thinking, courage,
brilliance as an ingividual, and
the ability to ('Umbo ,fig 1a team.
All these and .more are tiltight to,
lift young people who play hockey.
To those who enjoy watching
the game, the example set by
these young men is an incentive
t� carry on to greater heights,
both in their own private affairs
and in community pl'njeett.
Goderich by' making' good
citizens will continue to do its
share in }keeping Canada a great,
country. •
"Goderich being, one of the
finest towns in Canada, the need
for an arenii is obvious:
CONN SMY111B
Managing Director,
Maple Leaf Gardens, ,
Toronto, Ont.
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Photo by Courtesy of I.ondpn Free Press
The above photo of the interior of the ne wly-constructed ,Waterloo Arena • gives an
idea of the proposed new Goderich Arena.
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To Put the Campaign Over the Top Every-
one
in the Community Must Open Their
Hearts and Their Purses. ,
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- A list of3donors wft1- be mblishecl- each week. -�
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Godoriob Comrnurnty Recreation Ceutro - •Committee
Attention of' F�rrner Residents
GODER,ICH COMMUNIT' 'RECREATION .CENTRE
c UILDING FUND APPEAL "
Sttluscriber's Name - 1
Address
We agree 111 pay to the (io(]er1('il- Community
1Zot'reat ion . Cettt 'e -
The s;ttm of
Cheque •ar Cash herewith
Make ci>teques payable to (ioderieh Community Recreation Centre
General Chairman - n Treasurer
MAYOR D. D. MOONEY C. F. CHAPMAN
CI -.IP THIS COUPON AND SEND IT'IN TODAY.
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Message from Foster Hewitt
'TO THE CITIZENS ()F (I'OI)). RT0H-----
Here's to su(Vess in your campaign to raise funds for a Lim
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artificial Ire arena at Goderich. I am sure •the good citizens of
Goderich and district will realize the benefits slleh an undertaking
will bring, not only to the yotith of the community but evegone
interested in the progress of the district. Let us be able to gay at
the conclusion of the campaign that the citizens of "Goderich hare
"scored" again. - -
Siticerely '
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