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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1947-10-09, Page 9rc; 0 l`�AW DAT, TOB17,41 , Orb, 1O7 1. N. +4 1 .40, • TODATS U .: T , RADIO A -TC1E Swat/ R NOT just a Tiny Midget but a BIG, Handsome Sift t TABLE MODEL f APE D CAN*AA BIG in Performance! BIG in Size! Small Only in Price! you Get ALL These Features: • 5 tubes • ,Illuminated Dial • Beam power output for rich tone • Automatic volume control • Exclusive built -tun Aeroscopo' • Rugged Alnico No. 5 speaker • AC -DC operation . , . just plug in • Easy -to -read dial • Mahogany plastic cabinet (SiightI higher in ivory) A Great Radion! Buy Now! , NEWS OF AUBURN AUBURN, Oct, 'I,ar. fir, and Mrs. J. '.W. Graham of Detroit are.. visiting Mrs. Fed Ross and J. W. Medd. Mr. ",obt. "'G oberton of Lisfuwel is f,;lsiting r' re, Wm.. Roberton. Misses Annie and Margaret Weir o£ Strathroy are hart~ to spetaai t winter the l with their brother, Dr. B. C. Weir, There will be ma service in Knox Presbyterian church next Sunday owing to anniversary services at kit. Andrew's, Prsbyteria.n church, Blyth, Mrs. Jack Wright has moved into, her hoine in the village which she recently purchased. . Mr. and "Mrs. Percy Yungblut and family have moved into, their new house Which -Mr. Yungblut has,reeently built. Baptist ,Ladies,' Aid.—The monthly meeting of the Baptist Ladies' Aid was held um! Thursday at the home of Mrs. Stanley • Johnston. Mrs. C. A. Howson presided. Rev. A. Forsyth read the ;scripture and offered prayer. A silo was rendered by Mrs. Olen Raithby and readings were given by Mrs. -Win. Tabh, Mrs. Win. Haggitt and Airs. Stanley Johnston. ' The topic, "'Soule of the Highlights in the Life of Paul:" was given by Mrs. W. \rester - felt. Mrs. R. J. Philips presided at the piano. The pleet.ing was dismissed with. prayer by Mrs. V. -Kueeshaw. The president welcomed the new min - and rendered an anthem.. A sextette, Misses June and Betty hrarab, Colleen Million, Vivian Straughan, Jack Lag, and Donald 1Plunlietti sant; a number. In. the' evening ' ev. W. A'. eeeroft of Wingh(lm was the speaker. The choir rendered an anthem, with ;lira. Fred' Plaetzer tatting the solo parts; Mrs. A, G. Hewitt sang j solo and there was a chorus by the male voices. The church, which was filled for both services, was decorated. with baskets of autumn flowers. A, generous offer- ing was received. Former Auburn ,Boy a Winner. — Royce Phillips, son of Mrs. Blanche Phillips of Brantford, formerly of Auburn, was a winner at the track and field meet held at Georgetown and sponsored by the Georgetown Recre- ational Council and Gladstone Athletic Club. Royce, , who is eighteen years of age, ran his three miles, 600 yards. in 18.05. In spite of his youth he has already bad much success. He is being coached by Norman Lickers, who was a. middle and distance runner in bygone days and has taken quite an interest in the' lad. A week previous Royce won the three mile handicap trice of the Gladstone Athletic Club, in which there were twenty-two starters. Royce's time was 16.10. Royce was born in Auburn and _at- tended public school and Goderich Col - THE OODEltiela SIGNAL - Extracts from New Edilion COunty and roistrict of Liquor Contrpl Ad The Liquor Control board of G- servant or agent, in violation of Part tarto has recently issued a new edition Ig of this Act.: ofhe' Liquor Control �a.et, as amended (a) exposes or keeps for sale any • '01.'Ti or t intoxicating liquor; up to July, 11$7.' Iierewith are given, ' (b) cii�eetly or indirectly; on any pre - as compiled by the secretary' of the tense, or by any device, sells or H ei only Temperance Federation barters, or in' consideratioaa of the ister and his wife, who were present legiate before -.moving to Brantfen the first time. with his mother and, out, Miss Mae. at this meeting forR i Concert. --- A large Ferguson. His many friends in Auburn Grandmothers'g crowd attended the concert in the are pleased to Hall 'on Friday night, the W.M.Q. Meeting.—The of being r put on by the "grand- )rc program ( f. \Foresters' I g tuothi>rs, •with the addition of a few numbers by local artists.Solos were contributed by Mrs. Wm.. Roberton, Mrs. Gordon- Taylors Mrs. F. Plaetzer, Mrs. A. G. Hewitt : a duet by Mrs. Wm. Anderson and Mrs. Gbi•don •Mc- Clinchey : readings by Mrs. Donald Fowler. Mrs. Wm. Haggitt and Mrs. E. Lawson :. a • trio by Mrs.. W. T. Robison, Mrs. 1.'� Plaetzer and ]Mrs. W. J. Craig: duet by Mrs. Geo. Mil- lion and Mrs. W. Craig: The last three centuries were represented by Mrss. G. Hamilton, Mrs. A. Campbell and Mrs, A. Nesbit.- Other numbers were jokes by Mrs: -II... Arm?;tr'ong and a duet by Mrs. - •Nesbit and Mrs. A. Campbell. - Anniversary Services. ---. Successful anniversary services were held -at Knox United church on Sunday. In the morning Rev. W. J. Watt of White-- church hite" church hats the guest spenker and preached a forceful sermon. The choir, with Mrs. R. D. Munro presiding at the organ, led in the service of praise Huron o purchase of any other property, a few of the important clauses, Which ives• to any other person .any apply to Canada Tefiaperatmce At t intoxicating liquor; or Counties, where the two acts are en- forceable: n- (c) sends, ships, brings or carries, or forceable : causes to be sent, shipped, brought 1.. No erson shall permit drunkenness or carried to or into any county. • to, ke place -iu lint' house or on any or city any intoxicating liquor; or ices of which he i5 the owner, a or other ,•-pr '�a r5 to an • coilsigne (d) delive y tenant or occupant, or permit any person, or stores, warehouses, or person apparently under the Milo- - keeps for delivery any intoxicating euce of, liquor to corasUIiie ally Honor liquor so sent, shipped, brought or in any house or on any premises of carried; shall, on ed, brought cou- which he is owner, tenant . or oc- cupant, (105 L,C:.A. ), vietion. be liable to a penalty for 2. the first offence, of not less than. No person shall consume liquor in fifty dollars. or more than one any .place 'ether than a residence, hunched or imprisonment for a (9li.L•.('.A.1 3. No person shall be in an intoxicated coudition in a public place. - i96- L.(`.A. ► 4. No person Under the age of twenty- . one. years. shall apply ' fur, attempt to purchase. or otht'rtvi;e•- obtain liquor. (9t{ L.C.A. 'i. Any Provincial police or constable has power, witlL.out warrant, to search any person or place where liquor is unlawfully kept - or had. (127 L.C.A• ) or persons for his or their personal or ♦c ant r (1. When a . police officer rinds liquor 1 s, e• > it be s0 sent. sllippt,cl \las. 'I'holuas AIOrg1111, l'litlt.cu, was ail t county road intersection a Male and a- t'cle contrary to the pro- family u. c ..ex t pt event of Satur(la}. Sel,tember 27 h. at 1 quartet' Iis►rth,of \\Talton. Mrs,...Johns iu airy vehicle, 1Ilt ur carried to be paid for in y seize the the Ontario street CaIted church. ('lin- ,tui}', i`jaR bone rya (.frtl(tured. l she the > ions about ce it ' 1, 1a r. 1111 mltm) e ll tf c red . 1 head., and face. No serious ihjuries were sustained •by Mr. Johnston, or by the two other passengers in the John- ston car. The two-occ'npall,ts of the Bewley tar suffered minor bruises and a shaking -up.. Both"'cars were bxten- sively damaged. m BEEVERS AUTO AND BIC'Y'CLE SUPPLY° Phone 295 West St. 111111.111111.11.111111111111111111.11111 BENMILLER BENMILIER, -Oct. 7.—Mr. henry Armstrong of Westfield and Mr. John Newell of Toronto called on Mrs. Walters ad Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Van- stone.IastWednesday. .Mrs. Verne -.Gledhill is spending some time with Mr., and Mrs. Jas. Ileddle In -Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. E. -T. Pfriminer were, in Ottawa ' last week attending.. the funeral of Mrs., Pfriminer's sister-in- law. The bazaar held in, Mr. Cranstou's store in Goderich on Saturday by the Benmiller W:M.S. was quite a success. Mr. and Mrs: Gordon . Fisher of • Hamilton visited his father, Mr. Tobias •. .. 1 ' 1 1 • 1 , and galled on other friends in the village. Silo tilling is in full progress these days, with good weather favoring. On Wednesday Mrs. A. M. Straughan will entertain at a trousseau tea for her -daughter Betty, 'a bride -to -ire. Fita f A COI'RRTE°UT You MAY never meet her but you do know her cour- teous:, -friendly `�`11111ber Please" and polite `•'1'haok Yon." 'Though switchboards are busier than ever with the many "new telephones, bens is still "The 'Voice with a Smile." More telephones are being added right along. Our con- stant "flim is to -provide more and better service ... always at the low est possible cost ..° to git c greater attic to every telephone user. THE DELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA hear of his success. W.M.S. fall 'United church hPlci__.tbei.t Knox thank -offering .meeting in the ,Sunday school room on` Tuesday. -The presi- dent. Mrs. Earl Wightman, was in eharge of the devntionnl period and Mrs. D. Fowler prest:ded at the piano. Mrs. Gordon McClinchey ' and Mrs? Harry Ynnghlnt -were. appointed dele- gates to attend the Presbyterial meet- ing in Goderich this month and plans were made for a bazaar and sale of homemade baking. Mrs. W. r. Craig took charge for the program. the theme, being "Thanksgiving." The Scripture was read by Mrs. Jas. Craig and prayer -was offered by Mrs. Gow.' A solo was rendered by Mrs. Gordon Taylor, -ns.= companied by Mrs. 11. T. Philips. The heralds responded -Miss M. King on home missions,,anl Mrs. Ernest Pat- terson on Christian stewardship. Mrs. G. 'Million and Mrs. F: PItetzer favored with a duet. Mrs. Craig -introduced Mrs. A. G. Hewitt. who, gave a splendid ;talk on Thanksgiving: •The offering w€is• received and Mrs. Craig closed the .meeting with prayer. Blyth r:ateir vers wilt v©>re 0(:toQtC t the large.dt p>DID�.n�atiall ( J1intea Mill lad oath on a bylaw tooestablish a water- for nraa y £Jn's. ".Tial? net as. .�s;zaeutw winci.18 system. is ,$11,01 ,75n,27, ,. rata inercare .of ;about The farm on the west CO ner o; lot S9.00�(1) over•1aat'year. -`Fear u> ct;ease in 15, concession 13, Ashtield, formerly owned by Clic oral Cannel', has been sold to 'Ernest Carter of .aatterley. The , Kenilworth Jockey Club of Toronto has leased the rake tract of the SeafurtU. Agricultural 'loeiety 'for a term of Live years and plans to put on races there. Mrs. J. W. Ortwein, a resident of Hellsali for the last forty sears, died on Saturday iu her eighty: -se veutlt year. Her huebaud predeceased her .about eighteen menthe. One son 'and, live daughters survive. •(.loll Nixon, the . Seaforth boy who Was ]lit ill the .eye by a pellet from I Cecil of Chit:ago land Casey of Wide - an air rifle, has returned.lioute from rich, and two daughters, Hazel of the hospital at1d it is reported that he I Toronto and Ina of Chicago. retains the sight ' of the iuji:ir tl eye, Woman Seriously Injured although vision twill not be pterfect.. an Road Acck en$' ,term not exceeding oi:1x•• 1uu11th, Robert E. Bechtel of. Couksville has Mrs. Bert Johnston, (trey township, ►r without hard labour. and ' + received. injuries requiring 5eventay-twt) with c hero appointed orgtinist and chuu J director of the. Seaforth Presbyterian stitches ill an accident bast week on church, succeeding Mr. tad Mrs. M. R. the eouuty ,road - between Walton and c' � in four mouthy, c REunit,. who resigned recently after Brussels. She wie' a passenger in a; with or without hard labour. �, , reads , tis being' in charge of the music- in this twat driven 1►y her hu:;bartd. Dri�y�>� g Section 117 of the (. I'.A. I(,1 1. dwell -fa nearly, twenty live years. uutit on the county road to d follows: 1(gt'n Morgan—Bayley \Vuitott, the Johnston ctir Was in • col- I'ttragl°al,hs (c i unci (d t of sal► g' g, la- .ala Ba 'Wan.. with a ear occupied lay Walter • . � The ultrrtla„c. of Verna ,� y section 1 of this section shall not apply lew daurhter of AY r. and Mrs. George Iie1%'ley and his father; Joseph ewley. to any o light (11' ca liquor sent. ship- B; g s i to Robert � The Bewley car was travelling west ped. brought or carried to any person I„(}ley. (iillctt t(l. in h p, • I. > >th ('rt•e Mur•T;i11, sou of jlr. tllld when it met the J(rltlistolt car at the population is r tttributcd to tIaetl get that many nnennii ers of the 1.(t.(,•,A..lr, are diving in Clinton ()with their taw:, iliacs while stationed at the II1igi-abtDring .Eadar School. Oil rgan - • t, the Clinton Presbyterian, ehur▪ e ev, D. J. Lane oti;clated at the ( aro mage of Jean Margaret, daught-el? 0 ;sir. and Mrs.' Thomas loxgan, Clinton, to Frederi'l Roy 011son, cora of I r. ” and Mrs. C. It. 011sou, Loudt�ta. - Thta couple will •matte their home in London. ' George Hudson, lifelong • ,residrent of Henan, died on Monday after an operation it r\"ictoriti Il ospital, London. - IIe is survived by his wife. two sons, . for a second and every subsequent Offence, to imprisonment. frfr a term blot 'exceeding et (1 g DOINGS* OF DUNGANNON I)UNGANNON, Oct. 7.—Mr, and Mrs: Joe England of Detroit who are enjoy-. ing a .trip, along Lake Huron, spent last Friday' with Mrs. H. J. Crawford, and at Goderich. Mrs. Crawford, who spends the winters in Detroit,- intends soon to return to the home of. her dau rliter •' • in that city. ~ ' Mr. and Mrs. L. F. 1tingel attended the Kinsmen's carnival at ''Kincardiue last week -end, and were accompanied by their daughter, Marietta, who won prizes each evening ill the -musical contest with her singing. Mr: and Mrs. Cecil Blake and child- ren visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dick- son; Atwood, on Sunday. • Friends are sprry to hear that Mrs. Ernest Hall, Brantford, fell and broke her arm and ankle recently. Miss Mary Hall, her husband's aunt, who spends the summers . here with hesbrother, ,Mr. Godfrey Hall, at, the home of Mrs. W. R. Andrews, will extend her stay` here until later. Mrs. .J. G. Montgoutery arrived home from Goderich hospital on Monday night, much improved. Iler daughter, Mrs. W. J. Collins, 1{.N., of Preston, is with her for a while. Visitors last week on different days with FredAir, and Mrs. (.'evil Be-lakwere services here. Mr. MacDonald is at Mr. red Finlay, St. Tlrumas ; Miss present . touring the Mir Maritime Pa Jessie Kilpatrick, Brockville; Miss I yinces. Mr. Jas. Ma•rnock was the 1 Susie Kilpatrick and Mrs. ,John_Iiil speaker last Sunday. Brother Dies in the West. '— Mrs. David 14. Erringtonhas received word • that her brut her, , AIr. Isaac .Jett itt, of. Sllellbrook. - Sask., passed away Tait week in his eighty-first year. -. IIt> was this act, hu ulu i t ' t of vision liquor as well as the, vehicle, (1:11) L.(':A..) II 7. No Person clay canvass for. receive, take or solicit orders for the pur- chase or sale of any liquor, or net as agent 0, intermediary for the sale or purchase of any liquor, or himself ant as such • agent or r rut }i 1 i, . un de- livering , • civ t0 the )er such colulty r t t• I the same. his clerk, servant or agent. or his master or principal, if. the- person delivering 'it is himself a sei'vtttlt or agellr. ` Note. ---The ('.'1'.A. does not allow any person to buy and bring liquor to himself : it ]oust be 511ip15(1 by a coin - hold I,aou carrier. intermediary. (108 •L.(.A. 8. -Every railway company. express NORTH ST. EV1H:NItiG At'NILIARI .''.company or common - (•artier most produce and submit for inspection The Evening Auxiliary of North any book. record or 'document, when s(•reet T'nitet church held its first fall requested to do so, by any ofiic�er or meeting at the cottage of 'Miss M. policeman.. (134 L.C.A.) p� Dickson, ]]niter's Beach, where a large toed the stul:y- of St. Jerome .;yhil(-> Mrs. 9. aWhere any information. is given to gathering of members enjoyed tt put Harvey Baxter told of the work of any Provinc al police inspector, can Tyndale and Mrs. Aberhart the story other officer, .that there is hick supper. - The meeting, under the of \\'yc'lian stable Or cause to suspect that .some person is grc,lfp leadership of Mrs. J. Thorpe. A vote of tlluuks was tent ki `Miss contravening any of the provisions of Mrs. FredBridle, Mts. .Henry and Dickson for the use of Iter cottage. this act, it shall be his duty to make Mrs. Howard I'titvler, was opened twitit The meeting was closed. with the diligent inquiry into the '•truth of a worshil) period conducted by the Alizpult benediction.such information. and to enter coin- -president. Mrs. - Fred Noble. Prayer .ton. The ceremony was performed by Rev.. \V. J. \Woolfrey:' The couple will reside 111 -Clinton.-Clinton.Clinton 'Reports Increased Population The Clinton assessor reports'? a population "this year ' of 2.24.1, an in- tirease of 2011 'over last year. This is using an interesting chart, gave a re- slime of the first. chapter, "The Bible • for_ England." She was assisted by MrscanUnperson- . Worsell, who iperson- . Miss Clara Sproul and Mr. and Mrs. J. 'D. Hessou of Stratford visited Misses Retina and Nettie Sproul on Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Culbert had on Tuesday as visitors Mrs. Culbert's brother, Mr. Fred Shaw of Montreal, whew she had not seen for tau years.. He liras acco-lnptui ed --by ltii wife and the bitter's sister, Mrs. Earl Forrest of Listowel. • The sudden death of Mr. Bert Reed plaint of such contravention before wits led by Mrs. Howard�amd 1 owle]. 1) ar- CREWE Dur - the proper court, without ronlmuniC- ink; the business • session plans were , ating the, name of the person giving made for • the thank -offering Meeting such information, and it shall be the to he held on Tuesday, October 21st, `REWE' Oct. (l-M.Rat oma Fin - duty of the Crown attorney Within the when Miss Delight Hilliard. Re sliit,trip i,Inic- county in which the offence is coil- recently returned missionary to India. on Tuesday. milted to attend to the prosecution and sister of Mrs. 1 Rev. 1 R. H. rum-, .Anniversary . service will he held in f all cases submitted to hili by an hull. will le' a -nest, speaker, and also ('•►,e church c711:;�SunI ay:. evp enin ,- peeto-r-or- Qonstab1e.---(-133 L-C.A..)_ fur. the sectional rhes. ting oft the \\'.M. October -1 Extract from the Canada Temperance S. to he held onWednesday. Oc•tol er music will ;be prodded anti -Rev $. T. , • Act, in effect in Huron, Perth and 29th. in North street United church. Dunk will be the speakel. Peel. The new study book for the year.Section 127 reads as follows: "Great Is the Company." was intro- . Advertising in The Signal -Star pays Every, one who by himself;, his clerk, duces.] by Mrs. Don. Aberhart, who. dividends. of Listowel early Thursday- morning last came as a distinct shock to rela- tives and friends in this district. as he bad been in apparently good health up to the evening before. He was a brother of the late Jacob Reed of Dungannon. The funeral on Saturday was attellclfd by nieces and nephews 1• here : Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Brown; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Anderson and Mr. and Airs. Russell, Reed. Mr. • \W. A. Culbert and sons Howard and Bili and - Air. Orville Free at- tended Shorthorn sales Aionday and Tuesday at Klaymor Farms and Glen- burn Farms, Unionville. In the absence of Very Rev, C. H. MacDotiuld, minister of Erskine church and moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly, students of Knox College, Toronto, are conducting the Patrick and two dilugliters, Lncknow; Mrs. IIer'lll€(In \'oadell, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Tial 1,eishtp€ul, London. Mrs. K. K. Dawsinl on Wednesday afternixnl and evening Will entertain friends at a trousseau tea ill Mono•!of , a soil of the late M1'. aIld Mrs.. Thos. her sister, Mies Betty Strsughan,.ln•ide- r ,Jewitt of Bluevale, but has been living in the West since he was u young than. He is survived by his wife, a sun, Clarence, at Vancouver.; a sister, Airs. I•:rrington, and two brot leers, David Jewitt, \Vingham, and Watson Jewitt. nt” Shellbrooli, Sask. Parrish -Johnston. — on Tuesday, September 3010, at 2 o'clock, 0. quiet wedding took place at the Anglican rectory. Lnc•kuutw, when Ret. R. A. Horse . Dealers Joselyil performed t he marriage cere- mony uniting Mrs. Violet Johnston, We are buying Old horses eldest (laughter of Mrs. Ifamilton and as usual ,the late Dr. Jus. Hamilton, Dungannon, and Mr. John h'arrish, 1,nckllow. inl- VTrite or 'phone for. prices. mediately after the ceremony, the bridal couple left on a motor trip t0 -William Stone Sons Ltd London, Toronto and Detroit. Upon D their ,return they will make the"tr home Phone 21 -•- Ingersoll in l.t,eltnow, Social H:vening.—.\n enji)yable social 41-2-3 evening was held in the parish hull on Tuesday evening, when the mem- bers of four Anglican parishes, Ripley', Lncknclty, fort Albert and Dungan- non, gathered. I{ev. R. A. .105013.11, A ( rttc•tor. extended a hen rty wclXille to all and Helped organize the" contests and games that were enjoyed. Miss Flora Dut•nin, who made an extra effort to be present. pleased all with lantern slides of garden ,1)1igt1de scenes. Lunch twos served ttt the obise ' of the evening. . to -be, whose marridge takes place October 13th to Mr. Orville Stanley at Benmiller United church. Attention! Ger A 49/66 a FOR, YOUR OLD TIRES ON BRAND - NEW GOO YEARS AT �e PLYMO P►UONE 7561 :1 r �(� MILLS OHRitiSLER 1 4, ASHFI LD AS11PIEr l), Oct. 7. --- Miss Anne MacMtircJly is visiting iter brother, Mr. Archie 41acMurcliy, in IDetroit. ,judge and Mrs. lan MacRae of t4trathroy called on oId friends here last week -end. A shower was given in honor of Miss Marian Ma,tedonald, a bride-to-be, at her home on Monday evening.. nit,A1 'i' AND' DAMP While they do not always, in them- selves, produce colds, drafts often sap the vitality. ' particularly of infants, the aged and the" ai'ekly. 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So because you've'shown you like this method of saving, l-ei'e's your chance to keep it up. You can buy the saeV ef�re Canada Savings; lionds in the same convenient ways, for cash or on easy instalments. The interest is still 23/4%, and you may purchase up to $1000 in any one- name -.(but no more). Decide now how much you want to - -save dur'ng the next twelve months, then pl.l your order without delay. On Sale October 14th through your - Investment Dealer, your Bank, or'" your Company's Payroll Savings Plan. 116,40.1rir / O. ands ftstOtto MISS •