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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1947-10-23, Page 3. • ONE-ItUNDREDT YEAR. • CP • - - NO. 43 4 austness • • 111Nine Schools Take' Directory Part in Field Meet LEIGIAL )1. K. HUNTER Barrister, EW. Royal Bank Bldg. amlltsm Street, Goderich ..,.Phone 968. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS W. CECIL OHA,RTERED A1CCOUNTANT Plaone No.—011ice 343W House 343J Goderich. ACCOUNTING AND BOOKlilkiEPINO A °COUNTING &• BOOKKEEPING SERVICE For Small Businesses, Stores,'Etc. Bookkeeping Systeme installed 'Books Balanced Monthly Financial Statements Wage Stinamaries Business and Personal Income Tax Returns , ALBERT SHORE • Office :Corner INorth St. and Square Phone 975. . Residence Phone 444. INSURANCE Boy and Girl Pup1P-of Godericb.- . • Township '003inpete in Sports The third annual field meet of the Goderich township schools •, was held on Friday afternoon.at Union (No. 6) :6 • ticheol, and was favored with excellent weather. A booth conducted by the ladies of the Union- section sold "hot dogs," chocolate ,nrilk and apples, -and was well patronized. Teachers of the nine schools taking part were No. 1, Miss G. M. McEwen; No. 2, MiSs Fitz- gerald; No. 3, Mrs. L. Fisher; No. 4, Miss H. Crich; No. 5, Miss I., Mac- Donald; No. 6, Miss M. Torralacel, No. 0, Mr. M. Edgar; No, 10, Miss 0, Johnson; No. 11, Mrs. J. Jolly. The champions, and their funners-up in the various divisione-Were: Senior treys—Tommie Cole (No. 9) ; runner-up, Murray Johnston (No. 9). Senior girls—Joan White (No. 9) ; runner-up, Mildred McDougall (No..5). Intermediate boys—Gerald Tebbutt (No. 4) ; runner-up, Jack Hicks (No. 2). • Intermediate girls ---Shirley Bell (No. 5) ; runner-up, Shirley Grant (No. 1). Junior boysTGordons Tebbutt .,(No. 4) ; runner-up, Bobby Cluff (No. 10): JunVir girls—Kathleen Turner (NO. 10) ; runner-up, Grace Harris (No. 5). The school shield given for the great- est number ef points in races and re- lays goes to S.S. No. 4, with S.S. Nos. 2, 5 and 6 following closely. Wimaers in the various events were as fellows: Races - Boys, live and,under—Bobby Proctor, 'Paul Sehoenhals, EL• Laitbwaite. Boys, eight and under --Gordon TebT butt, Ken. Dutot, Ken. Potter. • Boys, ten and , under—Jack Hicks, Lawrence .Jones, Terry ,Pearson. Boys, twelve and under — Gerald Tebbutt, Ivan ColclAgh, Carl Cantelon. Ireys, fourteen and under—*Raymond PUller, Ken. Oke, Tommie Cole. Boys, sixteen 'and under—Raymond Fuller, Ken. Oke, Don. Sowerby. Girls, fike and underLnella Bell, Mary Hutchins, Dianne Blair. • . Girls, eight and under — Kathleen Gail Blair, Marilyn Orr. _Turner, Joyce Forbes, Susan Jasper. • Running High Jump 14. Senior boys — Raymond Fuller- (4 MUTUAL FIRE IN- , • SURANCE CO.—Farm and iso- lated 'tOwn- property insureds • Officers — President, Frank Mc- Gregor, Clinton, R.R. 5; Vice -President, Chris. Leonhardt, Bornholm, R.R. 1; Manager and Secretary -Treasurer, M. A. Reid, • Seaforth. McGregor, Clinton I. - Chris. Leonhardt, Bornholm; S. H. Whitmore, R.R. 3, Seaforth; W. R. Archibald, R.R.„ 4, Seaforth Harvey Fuller, R.R. 2, Goderich; E. J. Tre, wartha, R.R. 3, Clinton; John H. Me - Ewing, R.R: 1, Blyth; Hugh Alxander, R.R. 4, Walton °Malone, R.R. 5, Seaforth. Agents --John E. Pep'per, Brucetield, 1; George A. Watt, Blyth, R.R. 1; R. Finlay McKercher, Dublin, RR. 1; J. F. Prueter, l3rodhagen. Poli4-holders can _make all pay- ments and get their- cards receipted at - the Royal Bank, Clinten; Calvin Cutt's Grocery, -Kingston Street, Goderich, or J. H. Reid's General Store, Baytield. MEDICAL.. inmarvecotiNTrsFoREmosr WEEKiI GODEIIICH, ONTARIO', THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23rd, 1947 Girls, ten and under—Jean Pronse, Catherine Powell, Mildred McDougall. twelve and under Helen Hutchins, "Joyce ,Perdue, .Eleanor Driver. yf.irle, fourteen and under—Lorraine Hicks, Phyllis McDougall, Joan White. Girls, sixteen and under-7-Luriaine Hicks, Jean White, Phyllis- McDougall. Three-legrged race, senior .lrys—Don- ald SoWerby and Meredith Wilson, Ken Oke and , Jack Hicks. . White slid Joanne - McCullough,. Cora Driver and Vera Wilson, Joan Grigg and Ada Crich. • Three-legged race, intermediate boys --Terry Pearson and Ken. Farquhar, Elmer Soweri4 and Alan Grigg,'Gerald Tebbutt and Lawrence Jones. Girls— Doris Postill and Beverley Merner, It3everley;Proetor and Irene Bell, Betty arul Jacqueline Cita. Three-legged race, junior ;boys Ronnie Peartion and Gordon Tebbutt, Ken. Potter and ,Vietor Corran, Gerald Walter and 'Jimmy Oke. Girls — Donna McMillan and Gail Blair, -Joyce Sowerby and, JOyoe 'McAllister, Eleanor Yeo and Mary Hutchins. Relays Stick, se;nior—lst, No. 2 ;•t/nd, No. 0; 3rdt No. 11. • Intermediate -1St, No. 4; 2nd, No. 1; -3rd, No. 5. 'Junior -1st, No. 4; 2nd, No. 3; 3rd, No.. 6.• Sack, senior --71st, No. 2-; 2nd, No.„ 4; 3rd, No. 5. Intermediate—lst, No. 2nd, No. 4; 3rd, No. 10. Junior -1st, ,- Mrs. N. Lanaway, Mrs. W. Wood, Mrs. RJ. Brewer, Miss Fern Cranston, Ne„ 3; 2nd, No; 5; 3rd, No. 10. . . M. M. Henry,' Mrs. J. '1I. .Fewier, Plate and Stone, senior -1st, No. 9; ,-.. 2;' 3rd \o 11. Intermediate Akrs. Don MacKay, Miss Cora Mc- 2ndNoManus, ,Mis.ses Healy and Moir, of the —1st, No. .4; 2nd,No„ 5; 3rd, _No. 1. hospital staff, Miss • George, of the Junior—lst, No. 3;- 2nd, No.. 2; 3rd, No. G. - . public school staff, and „Illsqi Minter, Pole Vaulturk - - ' - Iteg•N• ; Goderich Its First "Doll Fair': Mrs.. Macklin o Stratford 4, d Miss Aim Wurtele Send Fi e Collections • . , - The Town Hall anditoriMu, with gay decOrations of Hags, flowers and evergreens, had the appearance of a lovely autumn garden on Saturday afternoon when the- members of the Cematusaity 'Nursing Registry held a' successful "doll fair and chrysanthe- mum ten." Attractively arranged small tables placed about •the room and a pretty tea table centred with chrysanthemums accentuated the air of pleasant 'hogfitality. „Miss Aubra Cleaver,' president of the Nursing Registry, - received the guests. Pouring: tett were Mrs. J. H. Kinkead „and Mrs. Norman Jackson wives .of members of the board. of directors;- Mrs. D. E. Campbell, 'presi- dent of the Women's Hospital Auxil- iary and weather; of Maple Leaf' Chapter,' and Mrs. C. Stani- forth, regent of Ahmeek Chapter, I.O.D.E. Others. assisting- were Mrs. George Macitlwan, Mrs. Frank Mac- Arthur, ;Nils. B. Tichborne, Mrs. C. Lockhart, Mrs. W. A4 'Buchanan, is to Collect, preserve and repair these zeld• (IOUS So that she may place them m tire Royal Ontario Museuth "for. children to.i• enjoy in years to cokifle." There alVityS have been dulls. Indians made thein of corn husks; ivory, bone,. and leather ones Were found in the tombs .of the Egyptians; but the first ones were .made of wood. Samples of these were in an. interest- ing display of dolls sent in by several. „Goderich residents, among them a tiny' group of English -carol singers, and a. Cuban band, each of the band holding a diminutive instrument. There were story -book dolts also In a pretty row and i twelve dressed to represent each a Mouth of the year. In Mrs. Macklin's collection was a doll, in fAce and figure faithfully repre- senting His Majesty the King in full Highland dress. A French fashion' doll, beautifully gowned in grey With wine -colored ruchings, was a model of those sent eut front France in lets of one,'%hundred. Orders were taken from these and the dress in adttltsize- despatelaed to the buyer. There was a papier mache brown -eyed branette enthroned on a high .chair, .who owns an extensive • wardrobe of handmade articles for all occasion's.- A Chinese mandarin and his lady were lovely pieces of workmanship, brought_ to Canada by Chinese gentleman • for his Wife. A Dutch girl from the Island of Maikin; Holland; a demure "Meg," of "Little Women" fame; a pretty Papier wache. doll .which came from Scotland in n$20; Highlanders, Indians, blue-eyed Victorian dolls and other ancient ones are „included in the large collection. Mrs. Macklin stated- she has dif- ficulty in securing materials suitable for the period in dressing' the dolls and would welcome donations of these or' of bodies of dolls. Miss Ann Wurteles 'Collection , -Miss-- Ann 'W.1-trtele's -faMilY one of: three generations. and •bierirdeS Tereb. werring -bine shoes and stockings, for' ••something blue," gbid- brodch, fur "something borrowed,'! and a lovely handmade wedding' dress, with long train, a flow- ing veil and kid gloves, which was the property of her maternal grandmother, Mrs. David Kellogg, of Washington, D.C. One doll, wore. a hat made by the late Mrs. Matthew Hutchison of (lode -- rich. -A German doll, much loved ti d tra d ; Ohristopher Robin, "half- way up, and half -way down ;" daintily frocked French dolls, and many others were shown in this collection...-. On another table Miss Wurtele dis-' played a. suite of -handmade_ doll's ft-in:attire, beautifully. ca-rved. consist- ing of bure'fin. table, two chairs, A. -slatted bed and- commode.- all Wodels tif miniature of Victorian furniture. • . . . A fortune-telling booth presided over • -Senior boys—Mutray Tyndall, Ken. by Mrs. E. Botz, :hid a sale table of Oke, Donald Forbes. - dulls, dolls' , hats, mitts, socks, etc.,- Intermediate boys-7--WilfredHicks, were well patronized. Gerald Tebbutt, JacksHicks. Dr. W. F. Gallow, M.O.H., in a brief Junior boys — Campbell Grant, address. thanked All who had con Gordon .T.ehbutt, „Ilerraie Pearson. , tributed to the success of ..the_ al ter,. Hop, Step and Jump • noon, ond Was' in charge for the draw - Senior boys—Tornmie Cole (27'3"), for the doll dressed as Barbara Ann. Carl Cafitelon, Ken. Oke. . • . Scott, which -was wton'appropriately; • Senior girls• -L -Joan White (26'3"), by Carbl Ann Zimmerman, GOderieh's .Lorraine IiiCks, Joan Grigg; .- , little figure skater. 'A second Intermediate boys—Gerald Tebblitt ,1-17.ze 1 ef a- doll .was won.by Lois (25?), Jack Hicks, Lawrence Jones. -` Campbell. Intermediate girls — Shirley Grant A most interestitg, feature Of the (21'4"), Joyce Perdue, gene Bell. entertainment was the "dull fair," in Junior boys—Gordon Tebbutt (14' which scores of dolls were displayed 9"), Ken.- Potter, Piet Van der M. in the health (*entre rooin, With Mrs. Junior girls—Grace. Harris • (16 2 ), J. M. Graham and Mrs. Bruce Tennant The bed was replete with "Oeautifully mimic linens; the quilt was made from Chiugse silk neektie once owned. by relatiVey A miniature Royal 'hlite"' tea set, copied from a dolls' set poSsessed by Miss Wurtele, was shown. The "Ilunnykins" 'awl scenes on the larger set are reprodueed per- fectly on the tiny replicas. The tea- pot is 11/4 inches high and the cup one-quarter of art -inch. R. F. J. R. FORSTER, EYE, EAR, istosigi THROAT Late House :Surgeon New 'York Ophthalmic and Aural Ho&pital, assist. Ant at Moorefield Eye Hospital and Golden, Square Throat • Hospital,. London, England. . • EYES. TESTED, GLASSES 'SUPPLIED. 53 Waterloo Street S., Stratford. Telephone 267. Next visit Bedford Hotel, Godericli, WedbeSday, N'ov. 2)Jth, 1947, At 2 p.m. till 4.30 p.m. CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUGLESS • THERAPIST Goderich, rho'ne 341 OFFICE HOURS don. & Thurs.-9 to 11.30 a.m. 2 to d•p.m. (only) Tues. & Fri. -9 to 11.30. a.m. . 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. Wed. & Sat. -9 to 11.30 a.m. (only) - Mineral fume baths by appointinent Only: • A. N. ATKINSON 61 South St. Registered under Drugless Practitioners Act for the Province of Ontario. A. L. COLE Optometrist --Optician Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted Phone 33 Goderich, Ont. Geo. G. MacEw4n Fire, Accident and Motor Cat Insurance OFFICE—MASONIC TEMPLE ° WEST STREET .1 PHONE 230 GODERICIA • F. T. Armstrong OPTICIAN. and OPTOMETRIST. Square — Goderich "See Armstrong' and -See Better" At Lticknow first Friday of ' eaeh month._ ENJOY PEACE OF MIND and freedom from financial. losses by iqrring today. TALK IT OVER TODAY WITH INSUR1 :IN SUFE IN$URANUE CONFEDERATION LIFE WIND- CAR, FIRE—Preferred rates -f�r preferred risks. ACCIDENT & Consult JOHN FARRISH, , Phone 8243 Dungannon 11111110111111•111M • DONALD. B. BI.J.:11 EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER Liceniaed for Counties of Huron and Bruce I RIPLEY, PHONE 49 For information apply to J. N. Kernighan, Division Court Clerk, Goderich, Ont. EDWARD W. ELLIOTT LICENSED AUCTIONEER • Correspondence promptlY an- swered. Inimediate arrangements can be madfor Sales pate by calling Phone 203, 'Clinton. I:large moderate and satisfac- tion Guaranteed. 1.9ttk HAROLD JACKSON LICENSED AUCTIONEER HURON ANDVERTH For information, etc.. write H.R. 4, Seaforth; or phone (col- lect) Seaforth. or 867. Goderich. i.'11E CAPITAL THEATRE Now—In Technicolor—"HOMESTRETCH" with Cornet Wilde and Iklaureen O'Hara.- Mon. Tues. and Wed. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT. . • Margaret Lochwood---liames Mason and Patricia Roe In the 'violent story of a Woman, whose beautiful features and Plausible tongue hid -the Mack' soul of a .Borgia. "WICKED LADY" Thur. Fri. and Sat. TWO FEATURES: Paul. Tampbell—Gloria Henry", and Harry Davenport In .a yollielting yarn �f the bangtails and tWfollc who raise them. 1/2 . • • "Sport of . Kings"- ..., . • • " Penny Singleton—Arthur Lake and Larry Simms elite Notinti's •Buingteo.ds return in their newest 1111.SadVenture • "Blondie's nolidaY7 • &ming , IInmpbrey Bogart in 'Dead Reekenings Adult Entertainment • Matmees—Wed.,.Sat,„ and Holidays at 2.80 p.m. - r R.R. 6, Goderich - Phone Carlow 21R-4. KNOX cutm.cu There was a good attendance at the annual thank -offering meeting of Iii:nox urch W.M.,P.„ which.- was held in the lecture hall on Tuesday afternoon as hostesses. Interesting Dolls from Stratford A collectimi of .dolls belonging to Mrs. Lionel MackTi» of Stratford was exceedingly -interesting. These dells 1 are- old in years but sPlendidly pre- , served, and allogether Pleasing. Mrs. Macklin is enthusiastic about Iter hob - 1 y, and told the -reporter that her ()Idea J W.CRAIGIE INSURANCE . and BEAL ESTATE rDIONE 24 GODERICII FRIGIDAIRE COMM,ERCIAL SALES AND SERVICE. Phone 1098 or Write MANNING Refrigeration Service 50 Elgin Ave., Goderieh RFPAIRS TO- ALL MAKES • „ • rfortno4e--Cole-.---it-en:---t.)•ke.;-. — Senior girls Joan \Vhite, Grace • Bender, •Alildred :McDougall. Int&rniediate boys -- Jack Hicks, Gerald ;Tebbutt,..lionuie Steepe. Intermediate 'girls — Shirley Bell (3'4"), (!arolyn Naftel; Yvonne Harris:1 „ J >1111(>1Gerd-011j Tebbutt, Campbell Grant. Junier girls Kathleen Turner ( 2'6" 4. \t1 11C'Powell. Da WI) Grigg. •, • Running • Broad Jump Senior boys M urray.-. Joiresten t . 1 13-2" , Don. .Sowerby, rl'onimie ('ole. I Senior "girls --- Joan „. \\*lite 413' 'Mildred McDougall, Lorraine Ilieks. Intermediate lioys---thu.ald Tebbutt (12'7"), 'Wilfred flicks, Jatk *Hicks. Intermediate girls --- S'Irirley Bell (10'5;'), Edith Jones: Juni:or 1>oys---1lobby Cluff (8'11"), -Gordon Tebblitt, .Ken. I'otier. Junier giris — Kathleen - Turner (911"),; Marilyn ...Orr, Nancy l'owell. Standing Iroarl Jump. Senior boys Murray Johnston Tonlinie Cole.' Carl Clintelon. Senipr girls --Joan Witite 47.1 " ), .J(4> 11 Grigg: Mildred McDoinrall. Intermediate boys --Gerald Rat liWell (5.5 I , .1;ick Hicks. Lawrence .Jones. Intermediate girls-7Cert0-11 Naftel Shirley Grant, Barbara Donald. • Junnit• Claire Cox 5'S”), 'tubby ('5111. Graelne il- 1111i,--- Ka thleeri Turner 4631..2" 4.'Da wn Grigg-, Joyce Sower,lis, Tire tehchers .ixisb to -express theft thanks to All who assisted iu any way, 111(1 particularly those who helped in transportation. They wish also to thank the school hoards -who intritle the ...Hold tiny possible. INSURANCE ' • Auto—Fire—Liability Sterling Truk - R. T. 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