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NU. 47
,4ucuness Directory
UAL
.r. E. HUNTEJli
Barrister, Etc.
Royal Bank Bldg.
Hamilton Street, Goderich
Phone
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TE DD ACCOUNTANTS
CHAR i�
W. CECIL ATTRII.J GE.
'r I- CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
Phony No.=--Otlice '343W `House 343J
• Goder1<ch.
R. G. McCAN:�1,
.&eeountant
Clinton, Ontario
Phone 476J Albert Street
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ACCOUNTING AND-BOOISKEEI'1NG
A CCOUNT u &._ IiUUKb.iil►;YiNU
SERV1CJ&
For Small Businesses, Stores, Etc.
Bookkeeping Systems Installed.
Books Balanced Monthly
Financial Statements
Wage Stunmaries
Business and Personal 'acorn() Tax
Returns
ALBER SkiORE
Oflice:Corner Nor St. and Square -
Phone 975. Residence Plione 444.-
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t1UROM COUNTY'S FOREMOST W! ICL Y
GODERICH,
GODERICH PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD
III ' ' the use of the gynnasium-auditorium,
This is the third . oil four articles the music room, the library,. the health
submitted .by the Goderich Public room. Obviously the cost of providing
such Accommodation in two or more
School Board in orderb� 11 the people
public schools in • Goderi(h would be
of Goderich may , Y prohibitive. Under the ,present plan,
regar=ding plans for the new., public all will have the use'of these essential
school. - • features of a modern school.
In the previous articles, the present. LOae kindergarten room and one Op-.
condition of the nubile l3choo1 accoau-, portunfty classroom are su�fffiofeut to
fnodation was outlined and the steps, meet the needs of Goderich pupils at
already taken toward providing. better present. • To duplicate such accora-
accommodation were given. modation• iu two, schools could not be
In preparing plans for a new school justified in a town of this size. With
unit, the Public School Board has had all pupils attending one school, these
three objectives fully in mind: First, rooms will . be readily available ,,for
that all the public school children in - those needing them.
Goderich shall have school facilities It is unfortunate that the Collegiate
that are in keeping . with the best will no longer be able to provide' man -
modern educational practices; second, Val training and home economics facil-
that all the pupils shall have: equal ities for the public school pupils of
advantages in the use of school accom- Grades 7 and 8. JiioWever, it will be
modativia ; third, that the cost to the ii convenience to have these facilities
taxpayers shall be kept as low as, pos-
sible.' available„ in the public school and the
91800.00 annual fee now paid to the
With these three basic ideas in mind, Collegiate Board for this accommoda-,
the Board considered a number of tion can be saved for other purposes.
plans for meeting the public school A survey' shows - that the Victoria
needs. It was (finally decided that the School property is almost in the centre
best accommodation- could be provided of the town and any considerable town
for all pupils at: the lowest cost by -growth which may take place must be
building the new unit on the Victoria in a southerly direction. Wartime
School property adjacent to and con- housing h already demonstrated this
nected with the present building.
Among the various plans considered,
this was found, to be most satisfactory
by the Department of Education.
Here, without cost, there is ample
space for the new building; here,- With-
out cost, (here is plenty of playground
space .i''oir all the pupils. Here, with
one building administration and care-
taking costs and problems can be
lessened.
One heating .system will serve the
whole school plant, lied since the pre-
sent furnaces4 in Victoria• School must
be replaced, it will be econortaical to
Water a-single-systemrrm. - _...... _ ...._..
All pupils have . an equal right- to
,INSIJ-RANCH.... - , .;...
1►,i(cKILLOP MU'J.'UAL FERE IN-
SURANCE CO.—Jfarnur and 'iso-
lated town property - insured.
Officers — President, Frank Mc-
Gregot, Clinton, It.R. 5 ; Vice -President,'
Chris. Leonhardt, Bornhollu, • R.R. 1;
Manager and Secretary Treasurer, M.
A. Reid, Seafortli.
Directors—Frank McGregor, Clinton;
Chris. Leonhardt, Bornholm; S. 13.
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 IL Mc-
Ewin& R.R. 1,. Blyth ;. ]Hugh Alexander,;
R.R. 4, Walton; .1. L.• Malone, R.R. 5,
Seaforth.
Agents—John E. Pepper, Brucefleld,
George A. Watt, Blyth, B.R. 1;
R. Finlay cberc5ei•; Dublin; Ilw]Lt.
J. F. Prueter,. Brodhagen.
Polley-llo1ders can make all—pay-
ments
ll . pay-
ments and get their 'cards receipted at
the Royal Bank, Clinton; Calvin Cutt's
Grocery, Kingston Street; Goderich, or
J. H. Reid's General .Store, Bayfield:
/ - MEDICAL
JSV LABIA, NO 'Y EM
in. 11'. J. R. FORSTER, EYE, kAR,
• NOSE, 'THROAT
Late House Surgeon New York
Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital, 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, Goderich,
Wednesday, Nov. 26th, ` 1947; • at p.In.
till 4.30' p.m. --
•CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUGLESS
THERAPIST
Goderich, Phone 341
OFFICE HOURS
$Ion. & Thurs.-9 to 11.30 - a.m.
• 2 to 5 p.m. (only)
Tues. & Fri. -9 to 11.30 a.m.
• 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m.
Wed. & Sat.= -9 t� 11.30 a.m. (only)
Mineral fume bathes by appointment
only.
. A. N..ATKINSON
51 Solith - St. """�
Registered under Drugless Practitioners.
ACt for the Province of Ontario: t
Geo. G. MacEwan
Fire, Accident and Motor Car
Insurance
OFFICE—MASONIC TEMPLE
• WEST STREET
• PHONE 236 ' UODEItICIiI
A. L. GOLD
Optometrist—Optician
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted
Phone 33 Goderich, Ont.
F. T. Armstrong
OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST
Sucare ,, --y . Goderich
•`8ee Armsitrod and Ffee-$eta _
S
At Luvknow first Friday of
each month.
6T dent, Rev. G. IV. II. Medley, ' ` ' " '
SERIES ��° ply Say
VERIC1 oAa Effective, ural vice-president, Al ':. George John-
dent,
DDPE ti•�tun, Goderielt; .1th vice-pret ident, Jilrt3.
,. , : mn' R. A. J rooLt, II nsall ; secretary, N.
A series of aadltsses 4)11 Liunislu will Temperance Workers
T. Anderson, Goderich; treasurer,
be delivered by members of the (dude- ° Frank Howson, « Ilr�hanl ,
'o Ilt� direcrtdr, Rev, (x. Haziewuod, Walton.; ;tell he had last wei'h.
youth secretary, Ito,. Ir. Jorgenson, Mr.. and �lys. pert I,a4liemasa ()f Tor-
.
01i.,,to,r . Bluevale; law arid..:legislation secre-
tary, A. T. Cooper, ,(Tinton ; finance unto are spending their bOnLeYmoodn .at
. _ a d�nd . w
Bogie this week.
educational
Meeting
Annual o
TURFAt
LEEBURN
Qp
LI�.I I;i'JRN, Nov. `418. -- Tide ai!WUy
friends of Air. Huron 'Pui' ord wish -
him _a sp'edy recovery after a b i!
rich Li Club at f0lthcumiu� meet -
Federation'
r 4 ons ' -
Jugs, it was antiouuced by V. E. Rib- , Fede2 antion' Held at
bert, chairman of the education com-
mittee, in presenting its repjrt at the
meeting on. Friday' night. Mk.' Hibbert
told of a •number of suggestions ad -
'Sauced by members of the jducation tore, especially the locals m,GGember from
committee ,, at a recent meeting;. Huron, and .the Attorney-deneral, Mr.
Amongst these were Communicating Blackwell, came hi for -considerable
with.various organizatipns with a view ,criticism at- the annual sleeting of the
efforts and
making
effu t g
co-ordinating a 'on
�. ' eller tI
to lluron'3C aunty J emperouce Federation,
bigger and better • the annual Hallow -
held at Clinton on„Friday. On the
e'en party.
Having ' Collegiate ,
other hand, the Provincial police re -
cadets patrol the town on. Hallowe'en
under •supervision of Provincial police. eelitly tlppuiuted to Huron county were
Meet with the teen-age group and ex- given much praise for the unselfish
plain to them the foolishness of un -
temperance
in which they were enforcing the
necessary damaging of private pro -
The
laws.
petty on Hallowe'en.
The Canada Temperance Act is valid
The meeting on Friday was for gen- in Huron and the delegates were loud
eral discussion. The subject of dues an their praise of the restrictions df
came up and it was decided to adhere the Act which prevents the sale of
to, the new system recently approved liquor of any kind in the county and
by the board of directors. .. restricting it to family use only. It
On motion of C. F. Chapman a vote was claimed that the Canada Temper-
- On
apfireciation was extended to Jack ache Act,' which lips been amended at
Coates, attending his last meeting of intervals as have other laws, is not
the Club before moving to 'roroutu, only the oldest temperance law on the
Mr. Coates expressed his pleasure in
statutes hut, in the opinion of the late
.
(.rows- Attorney, was a very well writ -
belongings. to the Lions .Club ten and effective piece of legislation.
bus ng tls a tea y emo
It is true that a few pupils will have rich turd also in having'lived in Gude- The success of the Canada Temper-'
rich for the cptcst seven years.
it considerable distance to tvaik to ante Act in Huron, Perth and Peel has
school, but since, for ,years, one kinder- In response to' the invitation of Sid anee in action dell+rt nding the adop-
garten has served all parts of town, Shenton, resident' Tsf the Kinsmen
thin of the law in other counties, so'
Club, to hold. a joint meeting of Lions '
told since the present crowded con- stated representatives from the Ontario
and Kinsmen, a committee was ap- , ,
=ditions make frequent transfers from leinperilnce Federation who were pre
school to school necessary, it has been pointed This
make necessary arrange -
sent at the convention.
thoroughly demonstrated ,that Victoria ments. this committee is composed of Resolutions ,were Passed Urging all
School is accessible to all pupils living F. Donnelly, A. Scott and R. Patter -citizens to insist on a strict Observance
SOIL.
within the town limits without undue of the law, .not only for their own
Nip" Whetstone gave a report on
hardship to any. Suitable lunchroom ben tit but also for the vveifllre'of the
Lions hockey activities. It -was de -
,facilities will be provided and super- community. .The restriction on the use
cided to operate a juvenile stud midget
'Sired. The' result should be more of grain fur the manufacture of liquors
team again this season and as resolu-
satisfactory than the present arrange- rods commended.
meat under which about twenty child- tion was passed to the effect that if; Reports of lucal,coclditiurls were pre
re'ii - in each. school bring lunellTsofa ,iii>,v. player should wish to move up euted by : N. Andersoli for Goderich, ►'
stormy days, but for whom no suit- to a Mote sensor dlvisioil hi lO is Dr. F. Harburn for Seifforth, NV.' C.
iible lunch room can be provided. would„ be given, provided his 'parents Pierc1 -for Exeter, Rev. W. J. Rogers•
After the most careful study of thefor Blyth, Rev. II. C. Wilson for Brus-
condi-
whole situation,members of the hoard I sels, all, reporting satisfactory condi-
DRAMATIC CLUB PLANS
and the Department of Education_ of- tions. The secretary;- A. T. Cooper of
ficitals are agreed that by utilizing the - MANY. ACTIVITIES Clinton,' reported on the work of the -
present __Victoria School and building • • organization for the hist year and was
in connection with it a good modern The regular 'tenthly' meeting• of the assisted by Robert histWatson of Bruce:,I
school plant, the best interests of., till Goderich Dramatic Club MIS field in bird, \Viso lifted as minute secretary. F
concerned Will be well served. -- MacKay Hall on Thursday, :November Addresses were given by It. F. Muul-
l3th,- with the vice-president, Mrs. J. ton and A. Johnston. -who were repre-
senting the Ontfu•io Temperance Feder-
- General,,, business and reports were talon. -
attended to, after which discussion Election of Officers
centred • about • the .ipinlediate. major Officers were elected as follows:
projects to be -undertaken by the Club. Honorary presidents, (;urdoll d Lamb,
7t was decided that the Dramatic .McGaw_: Miss Jean Murray, -Henson;
Club should' gp into immediate. p1Oduc- A. '1': Cooper, Clinton: p1e'idarft, J. IL
tion of a'three-ilcl•phiy, to be presented Canspi e11, Relgrave: 1st vice: -president,
-Roy CouPins, Brussels; 2nd Vice-preai-
Members of the Provincial Legisla-
INSURE IN SUE
INSURI VE
CONFEDERATIQN LIFE,
WIND- CAL
FIRE—Preferred rates for
preferred risks.
ACCIDENT is SICKNESS
Consult
• JOHN FARRiSH
Phone 82-13 Dungannon
DONALD . B. • BL'".3E
EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER -
Licensed for Conntiies of Huron
and Bruce
RIPLEY, PHONE 49
For information apply to J. N.
glernighan, Division Court Clerk.
Goderich. Ont.
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Correspondence promptly
swered. Immediate arrangements
cap be made • for Sales Date by
calling- Phone 203, Clinton.
Charge moderate and satisfac-
tion Guaranteed- 19tf
HAROLD JACKSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEE!
HURON AND PERTH
For information, etc., write
Seaforth; or phone (col-
lect), Seaforth. or 807,'oderich.
Tae CAPITAL THEATRE
PHONE
4a
mow—Shirley Temple—GuyMadison'attd Franehot Tone in .
"Honeymoon" •
MON. TUES. and 'WED. .�
Laraine Day --Urian - Aherne—Robert Mitchum and Gene
,gyp.
Raymond
Telling; the„story of a queen of deception, a lady Ao stole
jewels or hearts with equal artistry.
"THE LOCKET”
An added feature attraetion will complete this program.
THIUR. FRI. and SAT. ..
• "ABIE'S IRISH. ROSE:'
Antic Nichols' celebrated a3tory comes to the ereen after five semi,
tional years'on Broadway and 32 merry..rnonths on the air. The east
of stgae celebrities lncltlil&s
MICHAEL CIIE14UOV—JOANNE DIUJ & RICHARD NORRIS
li atttrlees- W �.; Sat and Holidays at 236-
Coming-"LO've Atory" .starring Margaret Lockwood & Patricia Roe
chairman, L. Howson, Wingham. the house of Mr. ,Ind Mr • ]tom
APPLICATIONS . FOR FOREST ;dr.:and :kits. )Boyle have moved
TIMES to their farm north of Dunlop.
The Department of Lands and Mr Eimer Ilunter is spendimg`a feiwn
Forests announces that only those ap- days at the Roy a►1 Wl4ter I�'air i
plications for forest trees received be- 'Toronto this-viceelt.
Mr. henry Horton of 1)ungannoG
fore January 15th, -1048, will,* be con-
sidered. The supply of - trees is low spent a day last weak with laic st3tex's,
and anyone -wishing trees should place the Misses Edith and Lizzie 'C orton.
his o application early, . Appliication HIGH COURT SITTINGSforms and literature may be secured
from the office of the county agricultur- Dater; of winter and spring sittings
al representative; the done ` Forestry of the High Court of Justice are an -
Office, 21 Downie street, Stratford, or nouiiced- Jury sittings- in Goderich
the Department of Lands and Forests, will be on January 12th; non -jury on
Parliament Buildings, Toronto -5. April 12th,
AIR VICE -MARSHAL - SULLY
PRESENTS CERTIFICATES
-- CLINTON;,' `Nov. 15—No. 1 'Radio
and Communications School sent radio
techaiei€ftis and radio operators across
Canada yesterday, after their gradu-
ation, from fifty-two weeks' training: to elle l)12lilic tiear the encs of January.
•New stations 10 -which- the tiirmen•111e play selection i uuiiiiitiei11'Iriid
will report include those along the,. to ,(.lett -a suitable vehicle and once
Alaska' Highway and as far north as to
of the play have 'been obtained
\\'hlMlaorse, „in' the• Yukon, and • casting will take place. Opportunity _
Chlirclilll, on Hudson Bay. r to act ill this 'ploy will be open to
Presentation of graduation certific- anyone interested, whether a Club
Ates WAS -'made to the airliarin by Air member or not: Interested "persons
Vice -Marshal J. A. Sully, of Goderich,
should get- ill touch with the secre-
vc}ho afterward took the "March past torics, Miss Marjorie, Mac•fie 'au(i Miss
of graduates and station personnel with Mary Evans. '
k=roup ('apt. E, A. McGowan, station. It was further decided that the .y•
commander.Dramatic. Club should sponsor a local,
drama festival to be held immediately
itflcr Easter.ter. This festival would be
ENJOY PEACE OF MIND •
(hien to c• hes and organizations in
Goderich end the immediate district.
Notices to this effect' will. be wilt Jo
and freedom from Snanec' 1 1►,, ible groups, asses these :liyicl other
josses by insuring today interested organizations may 'obtain 1_
- TODAYTALK IT OVER .WITH ftlrther informationby communicatingI
wi't11 J. ('- Peters. Recreation Director,
telephone No. 136 .
Iteginni11'g.otl Monday,. November .17,'
the Dramatic 'Club inaugurates ft`"
weekly series of open :meetings - and-
work. groups, built aroundvarious
phases of dramatics, including play -
4
reading. make -tip, ,st'itJ;c'•. settings ttlr(1
other pertinent factors. These -Meet-
ings- are
Ineet-ings-aI'e open to ('lub members aIld all
others interested iIi dramatics. The.
meetings will bat held at the residence
of the recreation director at 49 North
street.. .
.After, the meeting the nlenlbets- ad-
journed to the residence of the vice-
president for rofleii' and light refresh-
ments.
GORDON JEWELL
' R.R. 6, Goderich
Phone Carlow' 21-R-4.
J. W CRAIG IJP
INSURANCE
and'
REAL ESTATE
PHONE 24 GODERICH
FRIGMAIRE
COMMERCIAL SALES
AND SERVICE.
Phone 1098 or Write
MANNING
Refrigeration Service
50 Vigil], Ave., (oderirh
RFPAIRS TO ALL MAItES
INSURANCE s,
° Auto—Vire—Liability
Sterling Trust
14-T. • KILPATRICK. .
R.R. 7; Lueknowo
Phone 77R2 Dungannon
W1jNTERN ONTARIO MOTORWAYS
— • Bus Schedule Now In Effect -
To LONDON To STRATFORD .
7.45 a.m. 7.45 a.m.
12.15 p.m. 12.15, p.m.
4.15 p.m. 4.15 p.m.
8.15 p.m.
I3us for London leaves at 7.00 a.m. on
Saturday and Monday only:
Sundays arks holidays the 12.15 bus
goes to Stratford only.
Connections at Clinton for London,
Detroit, Wingharn, Walkerton, Pori
Elgin and Owen Sound.
Connections at Stratford for Woodstock
Iiitclbener, Guelph, -Hamilton -and
Toronto. -
Connections at Mitchell for Listowel
and London. " L, .
For information • phone Reg. ' McGee
and Sons at 705.
•
MISS CAROLINE WELLWOOD
DIES OF HEART ATTACK
The deans of Miss Caroline Well
wools, It,N-. missionary in \\'est ('Hina
for thit•ty-eight year's, occurred y sud-
denly of a heart attack at Oran('
Rapids, Minnesota, in' ]ler seventy-
fourth year. Miss \VeI1110 (1 was burn
at. Fordyce. and was •well known j
ihroltght 111 this "part of :the county..
She was-, a graduate Of the '1'0t'uuto
Conservatory of tlt-isle. rei'eited 11i1)1(
College training in' Philildell)hia and
her nursing degree at \Vasliington,
..her
went to west (,11110 in 190111
as it ltt'i5si011ai•y (if til(' rnile(t
\\•.11.S. 0iid was instrumental ill `ihc
building of a hospital at ('hengtii. She
rcturllc,l to 1';iuinta its 1-913. Surviving
1115' a brother.ancl 1`wu sisters. Wilbert.
of \\'iughant : IFs. Jas. Ii. Tigert, ot'.
Hamilton, all(1 Jigs. li. J. \1cKcnzic,
of Winnipeg.
Iturin takes place- at \\'Ingllitm to-
day (Thursday 1, suet• tser‘ ice in the
\V•in dant United c hat'c`h conducted by
itev. •\V:.A.. iee5'rtrft.
TO CELEBRATE HER -
.95th ' BIRTHDAY
III?NSALL, Nov. 1.8 ---Although Mrs.
Catherine Baker of Ileusall is- at pre-
sent All with pnetimonla in Scott Mem-
orbit hospital, Seaforth, 016 expects
to be holds soon so that sire can cele-
brate her ninety-fifth birthday. which
falls on November 25. 'Unusually keen
and active for a,person of Ther age,
Mrs. 'Baker likes helping With the
housework at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs John Pfaff, and durilig leisure
hours makes braided gnats as she.
listens to the radio. During the,past
four years .,'he- has coinpletedic twenty-
-fiye mats. A native of Kitchener, she
lftved in ftanbrook, Goderich 'and
Exeter bell* taking up residence in
ilensall. Tre-oldest resident of this
village, slie has one daughter and two
pons, Williarn of (toilerfeh -and-Leo of
Windsor, seventeen `graandehlldren and
twelve great-gt°aandehildren. •
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GODERIQH
Basketball Club
SEASON 1947-8
MEMBERSHIP FEE $1.00 Admission to Gym •by Card
MEN AND WOMEN OVER 16 (Non -Students)
For Enrolment apply to:
Pearl' Farrant 879W D. MacDonald -624
Ruth Reid - r 978J L. Cutkbertson 713
Hazer Wilmot . 794M RE, Faulkner 86(W
Maxine Martin 187W W. Sutherland . 750 .
y
3 NIGHTS WEEKLY -
Supervised Instruction and Practice -- Leagues, Arranged -
Sponsored 'Teams Invited. -
(Program in co-operation with Goderich Recreation Council)'
• PRACTICE HOURS:.
Men—Mondays 7.30 to 8.30_
Women—Tuesdays '8.30 to 10. • -
(Later Schedule to Be Announced)
47-8 Q ;W. SUTHERLAND, 'President.
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