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" HURON COVMTY'S FOREMOST WEEKLY
ONE- UNDREDTH YAR.
NO. 26
GO
EIC
11 Business Directory
LEGAL
j. K. HUNR
TE'fl
Barrister, te.
Royal' Bank 1114g.
Hamilton Street, Goderie14.1,-F.,
Pbone 968.
atiturrERE4), ACCOUNTA.NTS
1" w. cEcn., Anutipc44.
L' CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
Phone No. -Office 343W House 343J
Goderich,
ACCOUNTING AND 1;00KliEEPLNG
CCOUNT1M & BOOKKEEININU
SERVICE
For Small BuslAesses, Stores,Etc.
.Bookkeeping Systems Installed.
Books Balanced Monthly
Financial aatemente
Wage Summaries
1r Business and Personal Income Tax
Returns
4LBEIC.IC SHORE
Office :Corner North St. and Square
Phone 975. Residence Phone 444;
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INSURANCE
AircliiLLoP 3J.UT UAL JURE
SURANCE CO. -Farm and iso-.
lated town property iniured.
Officers President,. Eramk Mc-
Gregor, ,Clinton, ; Vice -President,
Chris. Leonhardt, Bornholm, R.R. 1;
Manager and. Secretary -Treasurer, M.
-A. 'Reid, Seafbrth.
.Directors -,Frank. McGregor, Clinton;
Chris. I.4eOnhardt, BOrnholni; \S. 11.
Whitmore, R.R. 3, Seaforth; W. R.
Archibald, 1U. 4, Seaforth; Harvey,,
R.R. 2, Goderich; E. J. 'Pre-
wartha, R.It. 3, Clinton; John H. Mc -
Ewing, R.R. 1, Myth; Hugh Alexander,
R.R. 4, Walton; J. L. Malone, R.R. 5,
-Seaforth. '
Agents -John E. replier,' Brucelield,
3'.R. 1; George A. Watt, Myth, R.R: 1;
R. Finlay M.cliercher, 'Dublin, KR. 1;
J. .1(% Prueter, Brodhagen.
J.oliey-holders - can --makeall pay-
ments and get their cards receipted-at
the Royal Bank, Clinton ;-Calvin Cutt's
Grocery, Kingston Street, Goderieh, or
Reid's General _Store,,Baytield.
...inumaimmaramniosamilimis
MEDICAL'
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER; EYE, EAR,
. NOSE, THRQAT
Late House Surgeon New . York
Ophthalmic and Atiral Hospital, assiSt-
ant at Moorefield Eye HOspital and
Golden Square Throat Hospital,
London, England.
EYES TESTED, GLASSES
SUPPLIED
63 Waterloo Street S., Stratford.
Telephone 267.
Next visit Bedford -Hotel, Goderich,
Wedn.esclay, July 23rd, 1947, at '2 p.m.
till 4.30 pan.
CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUGLESS
• THERAPIST '
Goderich, Phone 341
OFFICE HOURS'
Mon. .& Thurs.-0 to 11.30 a.m.
2 to 5 p.m. (only)
Tues.. & Fri. -9 to 11.39 a.m.
2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m.
Wed. & Sat. -9 to 11.30 a.m. (ouly )
Mineral fume baths by appointment
• otair.
A. N. ATKINSON
51 South Sr:
Registered under Drugless Practitioners
Act for the Province of Ontari
1
A. L. COLE
Optometrist --Optician
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted
Phone 33 Goder,ich, Ont.
Geo. G. MacEwan
Fire, :Accident and Moter Car
Insurance
OffICEMASONIC TEMPLE
WEST STREET
PHONE 236 GtODE
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DUE DATES •IP
RATION C IUPONS
Coupons now valid are 526 to 553
and to 15. The balance of the
canning ts-iigar coupons Y0 to Y10 good
for live pounds of sugar become valid
on July 3. •
QUESTIONS 4N0 ANSWERS
(X,H=.1 understand that lot 'dogs -may
be served on meatlesS daYffe,at certain,
kinds 'of public gatherings. Will you
please list these gatherings? .
„ 4. -Hot dogs may be served at any
'iihibition, fair, picnic, outdoor con-
vention or Other outdoorsigathering held
under the auspices of any Municipality
or other civic organization or society,
the Canadian Legion or carry other
veterans' organization or society, any
service. club or fraternal society, any
church Organization or society, any
agricultural society. They may not -be
served on meatless • days in hotels,
restaurants or any public: eating place
where meals are, regularly served, and
where facilities are such that other
foods are easily prepared.
Q. -How long must an American stay
in Canada in '&der to get- a ra„tion
allowance?.
A. -Coupons are not issued for less
than.a..sesven days' visit.
• Q.-1 read in the paper that park-
ing lots have heen removed front' rent
controls. Some time ago I was forced
to pay An increased pike for parking
my car. Wds the operator of the park-
ing let breaking the law?- -
A.-c---NO.'e7sThe.,,eellijA4 was removed
from the service charge for parking
lots sonie time ago. The. recent re-
viSion affects the rental charged by
the -owner of the let to -the 'operator
or tenant. Such, rental is free .from
control.
• Q. -Early this year the owner of the
house • in which I live made some new
apartments: Can he increase the rent
under the recent changes in rental
regulations? .
A. -No. Th1s. weuld be structural
alteratiou and not neW construction of
a building contemplated by the neVv
exemption order 742. - •
Q. -Are summer cottages free.-Tof'
rent_ control? • , ••
__unless -they are-summei--
hotels or seasonal 'boarding housesor
a group of buildings in which sleeping
aecommodation and •thrig. meals per.
,Jjay. are untde available to the guests.
T. Armstrong
OPTICIAN and -OPTOMETRIST
Square — • Goderich
"See Armstrong and See Better"
Ati.,Lucknow first Friday of
• each month. '
DONALD B. BLUE,
EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER
Licensed for .Counties of Huron
, and Bruce
RIPlLEY. PHONE 49
For information apply to J. N.
Hernighan, Division Court Clprk,
Goderich, Ont.
• EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
CorreSpolidence promptly an-
swered.,Inamediate arrangement,
can be made for Sales Date by
calling, Phone 203, Clinton.
Charge mo6rate and satisfac-
,,tion Guaranteed. 19tf
'AUCTIONEER
Matt. Gaynor
-..--Experienced Auctioneer-.
Sales Conducted Anywhere
Write or phone collect -
Goderich4Phone 626M
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.GOderich Township
School Picnic
Fine Day awl a ig Program of
Sports at -Eitchigaini
.Camp Grounds
Despite' the fact that tine weather
Called farmers to work at home,' the at-
tendanceat the Goderich Township
S,eh.00/ Area picnic held- at Kitchigaini
Camp on Friday' afternoon last was
jnst about as large as last year. Sev-
eral hundred peOPle at,Lended.
Clayton .Laithwaite had chuge of
the sports program ,and 'was assisted by
Irvine Tebbutt, Bob Welsh, Grahani
Johnston, Frank Yee) and Ed, Grigg.,
Heads of the lunch Committee were
Mis C. McEwen, Mrs. Ed. Grigg, Mrst:
G. Johnston, Mrs. Frank Jones. Mrs..K.
Merrier and Mrs. F. Powell. , •
In charge of the ball 'game were
Miss H. Crich and Miss 1'. Ginn, while
Walter Forbes -and Gordon Orr looked
after the boys' softball game.
Results of the, sports: . .
Girls, 5 years and under -Judy Cluff,'
Eleanor' Yeo, Catherine Welsh, Joyce
McAllister, Mary Yeo, Pauline SowerbY,
Boys, 5 years and under - Larry
Pore'el 1, .Murray Lolib .Bobby Grigg,
Edward Laithwaite, , Terry ,Elliott,
Frank Postel.
--, 7 years and under-Vicy,Cluff,
Joyce,JAnston, Madeline Orr.
Boys, 7 • years and under -Gordon
Tebbutt, Bobby ('1 tiff, Ronnie Pearson,
Girls, 9 years and under -* Edith
jones, Beverly INIerner, Kathleen
Turner.
Boys, 0 years and under. -L -Kenneth
Farquhar, 131113, Wilson, Teddy Grigg.
Girls, 12 years and under - Lois
Sowerby, Lois Junes, kary Tyndall.
Boys, 12 years. and under -Gerald
Tebbutt, Allan Grig, Bruce Switzer.
Girls, 15 years and under - June
Sowerby, Jean Fuller, Mary 'Tyndall.
Boys, 15 years and under -Jack Teb-
butt, Donald Sowerby, John Falconer.
Young ladies' race -Jean Sowerby,
Jean ; Fuller, 'Grace Bender, • '
• Youug men's races ---Verne Postell,
Jack Tebbutt, Bill Lola.).
Teachers' rare -Helen Crich, Jean
Potter, Phyllis Ginn.
Junior boys' wheelbarrow -race -
thrviti-Middletort and Lawrence Jones,
Bruce Switzer and Bobby Cluff; Elmer
Sowerby and John Wise,
Senior iiirys' wheelbarrow -race -
Donald Forbes and 'Gerald Tebbutts
Donald Sowerby °and -- 13111c. Wilson •
Murray Tyndall' and Doug. Jones, .
junior girls' three-legged • race -
.Noella Sowerby and Eileen McAllister,
Ha and a 'Grigg, Marilyn Orr and
Joyce Sowerby. •
Junior lmys' three-legged race -
Allan Grigg and khiter Sowerby, Billy
Wilson and Douglas Sowerby, Terry
Pearson -and Lawrence Jones.
.s`:;enior girls''Orree-legged races ---Isabel
Grant and Cora Driver, Joan- Grigg and
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INSURE IN ,guBE
INSURANOE
CONFEDERATION LIFE
WIND- CAR,
FIRE—Preferred rates for
preferred risks.
ACCIDENT & SICKNESS
Consult
JOHN FARRISH
Phone 82-13 Dungannon
I ENJOY PEACE OF MIND
and ,freedom from financial'
losses by insuring today.
TALK IT OVER TODAY WITH
%.00,RDON 'JEWELL
R.R. 6, Goderich
Phone .Carlow 21-R-4.
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IIAROLD . JACKSON
• LICENSED AUCTIONEER
• HURON AND PERTH
'For information, etc.. write
R.R..4,.§.0afgrth; or phone (col-
aforthl or 867, Goderich.
J. W. CRAIGIE
-INSURANCE
, and.
REAL ESTATE .
PHONE. 24 • GODERICH
LOSSON TEA.
WELL ORGANIZED
The."blossom tea" held by the Arthur
Circle in the lecture hall of Knox Pres-
byterian church on Saturday afternoon
,wits Well patronized. Spring and early
summer flowers, in baskets zindallewls,
decorated the slim:ions room. The tea
hostesses at the attractively arranged
table were. Mrs. Gordon Bisset, Presby-
terial president, and Mrs. A. 11.
Erskine,, president of the W.M.8. auxil-
iary,assisted bra busy group of mem-
bers.; ,
.1 •
Tire - Jinests were received by Mrsv
Gordon ,Heriderson, president, of 'the
Arthur Circle, assisted by Mrs. Richard
Stewart. s,„
A home -baking table was soon "sold.
out." Mrs. Nelson Hill was the con-
vener, assisted bY Mrs. Earl Allison,.
Mrs. John Patterson „and Mrs. jean
Olcment. •
A ' 'musical irrograin was presented
during the afternoon. Mrs. Clayton
Edward snug several selections beauti-
fully and pilule) instrumentals were
given as follows': Duet, Cerium:. Cran-
ston 'arid Ruth Westbrook ; duet,
LAurine'MacDonald and Laurel Lodge;
duet, Mollie -Bisset and Eunice Milne;
6910, Mollie Bisset. These- were en-
joyed and accorded appreciative .ap-
plause,.
ANGLICAN LAYMEN
MEET IN GODERICH
.The layinen.of the Deanery of Huron
held. their' spring-. meeting in St.
George's parish• hall on Thursday even:.
Mg last. The lumbers of the Woman's
Auxiliary provided_an excellent dinner.
Mr. C. A. Roberts of Winginina pre-
sided. with Mr. Fuller of Wingharu as
secretary. The speaker, Mr. H. G. Reis
of Senforth; gave a challenging address -
to the laymen ontheir duty to- 'the
chureh.
The election of ottivers was held,
Ni,sitts results 0; follOws.: Harry Ford,
Goderich,• president : F. Chapuran,
Goderich, ist vice-president f Harry
•Holmes, Gorrie, 2nd yice-president ; W.
IL. Robinson, Clinton, :irel vice-presi-
dent ; Gallonage, Goderich; secretary.'
The fall meeting will be held al
Gerrie in October -
WINS SCHOLAR,SHIP IN NURSING
Itut,h. Taylor, eldest
daughter of Airs. 1.. Taylor, Clifford,
graduated --with high honors from -the
nursing school at Termite Geeeral Hos-
Jr ital., • a4-td....a.L....the_44,10,4tration exercises
held tit (7onvorsition.-- lIall • she --Was
presented with a.scholarship for post-
graduate study in nursing„stt the Uni-
versity, of 'Toronto.. 'Tills scholarship
entitleS 'Aliss- Taylor to one year free.
teition and board At the University.
She also jwon the prize for *general
proficiency and highest standing in
examination's, bot this- prize she eoithl
not accept because she had won •the
senolarship. Sia is the dangliter- .ef
the late .1. L. l'aylor. 0 fernier C..N.Jt.
ag,erit 011(1- attended Central
whire living h(re.
F(1)11CillER PARISI! PRIEST
IIONOREI) •
.kmong live priests- of tlw'Diocese.of,
14411(1011 w -lie ':"i14(.1e11 Intuted Domestic
Prelates with thy title . itight
Ite\pretal Afonsigner. Itight Rev. .1.
calopeau. who SUM(' years age was
in charge ef the parish (41 Goderich
0101 for the last len years lets been a
,menther of the I41shop's Connell.
Shirley G1'ant,...1(la Crich and lsahel
Feagan.
Senior boys' three-leg-ged rave -Alio --
ray Tyndall 'and • Doug.. Jones, Don
Seiverby and'Aferedifii \\ 115011, L0ixia 1(1
_b'ori.es and Gerald Tebbutt.
Girls' sack race ----Jean Juire
Sowerby, Vera AVieson.
Boys' sack race -Kenneth oak, 1.110er
Sowerby, Lewis Tebnutt.,
• Seda biscuit race • Billy \\*ikon, Mur-
• ray Tyndall, Kenrwth Nelson.
'Tie 1:1- -( and 1 -:)lith
Jones, Eleanor• --Waller and Elmer
Sowerby, Lela 4(14 15 'and Lois Jones.
Jenior 5105e race -- .1(4(s4 Sti1A ex -
b), Edit 11 Jones. Vera Johnston.
Junior Issks' slim. race -Elmer Sewer -
1(3, „titan Grigg. Lawrence Jones,
Senior girls' shee rttee-jime Sower -
by. 241 (1(1(114 AlcAllister, Fern Putter.
Senior 1403. .14(4i‘ lace --Lewis Teb-
butt, Lawrence Jones, Elmer Sowerhy.'
Junier rela,v 10 (1. - No. -1 -( Edith
.I.ones. Terry Pnar,..n, Gordon Tebhut
a(al Lawrence' .1(,01es), No, 1, No. .
•Senior, relay --- ;No. (June
S) (werby. Jean Fuller, 1 hmald Sowerby, •
:John Falcener), Ne. 4, No; 1.
Kak the slipper --.Jean Fuller, Cora
Driver, Grace Be -tater. .
1Va 1,1t ing race- • 1,0141. .1 erv is, Cora
Dr)ver, Vera 1Vilson. .
Six -legged race --Joan "Fuller,
Sowerhy. and Lois SoWerhy; Isabel
Fengan, Jean Grigg and Ada Crich.
Demi Luxton's
Challenging Address
Services in Observance of 113th
Anniversary of St. George's
• Chtu.ch.
The 113th anniversary Of $t. George's t.
Anglican church was fittingly observed
at special serviees on • Sunday , last,
with earnestly forceful sermons and ap-
propriate, niuslc.
As, large cungregati6n Was 'ptr e4t_
at the serviee in the morning at which
Dean G. N. Luxton, M.A., D.D., of Lon-
don,. was the pre.iither. He said that
the congregation had been an encour-
agement to the whole Diocese in its
.contributienls to the advance ntove-
,
went.
• ••
"Neither will 1 offer buret offerings
unto the Lord my God of that vshich
doth cost me nothing" (II Samuel 24-24)
was the text of Dr. Luxtuu'r4 sermon.
If the chureh is to go forward, he -said,
it can heonly by its metubers' placing
A cvsfly value on religion, by giving it.
a. new way of life,' an enthusiastic
loyalty.
Ile said that to _great religious
gromis --were making progress. (Inc
was the Roman Catholic Church. It
was increasing, by leaps and bounds.
-They hare informed congregations,
unity and loyalty, -in ways we have
not, 'It has unlimited means, personnel
and zettl.".
The ,tither 1'e41114Is body referred to
was the Jehovah Witnesses. Despite
their disintegrating doctrine, they had.
zeal.. "Why are they thus when our
people zire •-different?" .tlie preacher
asked. He had no fear the Church
of England_ would net keep her life'
and influences providing her people '
did " -their job. -Do 'something costly
that will lift the level 40 one of achieve -
merit. Do 0 Tittle thiutking about the
church.. Study it and give a- reason
for the thinking you -do, so that children
will net • have It vague. idea of what
Protestantism and the, faith of tire
Anglican Church are."
Urging that' worship is a dutY, *earl
Luxton stated that all through Canada
only one third of the Anglican people
are worshippers.
."Have you been undermined by the
pop-altsr__Idett that you don't have to
go t(; church' to he a Christian?" he
asked. "Christianity means personal
presence at worship. Aitcrificial servive.
Zeal a mt. eathusiasingsre....neederl i4 the
chi.irch is ...tu do its Nvorl: as it ought
to be done, rf it is te flourish on the
frontiers iend nrissfon fields."
"We are battling for life in Canada
and in 0 few years the lattceine of the
battle will - be decided, and you will
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Take a really carefree holiday trip.
Equip your car with big, mile -hungry
road -hugging Goodyear tires and you'll
ride in safety, free from worry of
impending tire failure. •
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say, 'Give me a j'erlf that counts'."
The speaker concluded by challenging
the congregatien to pray.•the prayer.
ward • in a Chinese ehurch-!-"Lord, re-
vive " --itegi-pr- With •ine*."
Ilex% It. A. Jocelyn, of Lucknow,
preached at the evening, service. Ap-
prepriate music was rendered by the
(10)11 at Nall 1:zervices. -under the three!'
that ef .AIr. A. Anderton.
EFFECTIVEBa
rrlie
Examine -)ADVERTISING
The Goderich Signal -Star publisted
last. week a photogravureof an 'aerial
view of the- town. It was six columns
in Width 4) hti occupied-nearlg_.a •half
page. A fine photograph, cinnbined
NVitoll excellent reproduction. made a
very etrectiVe piece , of lidvertiskeg-
To feel right, live right. '
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CAPITAL THEATRE
Now -Deanna Durbin in "I'll Re Yours."
PHONE
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GODER1!CH PAVILION•
DANCE NEWS
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday—.
'Errol Flynn -Eleanor Par1s5r-Ltueille Wation and-S:1f, Salkall
Des riled 145 a• specific for the blties you will enjoy every minute
of Warner Brothers' great, big laugh hit
s •
"NEVER SAY GOODBYE"
Thin' day, Friday and Saturday—
SATURDAY, JUNE 28—TUESDAY,. JULY 1
THE SKYLINERS
Vocals by Julia Dunseith and Clayton Brodhagen
"The Song of Scheherazade99
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°FRIDAY, JbLY 4th—SATURDAY, JULY 5th
Scotty McLachlan
I) n't try to say it, just breathe it Rated as the 'greatest of all
Technicolor sensations 'aild featuring the, best -loved music
of Riiiislziy Korsalcoff. Note the all --star vast.
vonne DeCarlo—Brian Donlevy---Jean Pierre Atnnont & Eve Arden
•
Coming-10nak1 Colman ati "The Late George Apley" with °
. "Iliondie's Lucky Day." 1,
Matines-Weil., Sat., .and ll'OlidaYs at' 2.30 p.m.
AND HIS MUSIC FOR MODERNS'
Featuring Betty Di;quette
• COMING SATURDAY, JULY 12
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ME FLOUR' ,
Art Hallman and his Orchestra
Advance Sale at the Music Shop—$1.00
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