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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1947-11-27, Page 4POTTED P ANT, ' IDEAL G OR. HOS HOSPITAL They. are' alar c ,ve l ion r .. ° , alit flowers; 'Q -,q rotted Ill g i . ievera1 colors -41.75 to $3.5© B aoilf6 1 M Fila$ t t'wW bloom front 11.ow tail ,Spring priced from 75o to $1.5D Jacktons, $quare The Dead 4 BRUCE' ST. Florists • -�--�- PHONE 105 -�-• CPI. Wm. 3. thby., R.C..&.M.C., nipeg on Tuesday' for t sho i Fish a s ►1 son of .3r, and Mrs. Earl Raithby, : octave returning to Fort Churchill, I Cameron street, hew .home from. Win- • Manitoba, fu rest nne his dutihs there. • '✓.:±ti..y+..uai...:dA:.�aa..�1�' w:i.�-._. �..�..�.+wh'tw�.W ti,,yi�'-`.k3i�.---sc, � �"".. e,e:ti c. F �' T SHOP Y Y ALL F � S E ASL. RE S®I' 1/ r/ 7 `i RNER BRIT,., NIA . OA �1: AND VICTORIA ST. r�I . -,. �,.,,.,,...-'�s-�—.e�.?ezr-�--�c�r.;�-.r �f1. c-.�.^�zc �r �'zo'-'� �,•z*7r^�e-'cT'zx!nn �tiIVV^a'v...+.1 *.a�u �vZ:a,-..a `a -V �+a-"tea J�'..,y`�3-ti,s'v".:i°�-i u'�'.y�.., �:��utU�.a}•.:a�v.::•..a�.:ki�v�tai'•.a-.s-.�i,1Z.a �-:��.:a REOPENS SATURDAY, NOVEL; : ,ER 29th o o itps ggestkkns on display. 43 `ION t,.�Y,; WORK GODERICH SIG AL -8 MR SOMEWINNERS INDW A T» AMONG � INDIANS b' INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE 1, v .. The November meeting of the ,peen- With Series One of tlae Gedek'ieh I<uaa ing Auxiliary etc North stp.5et Cnit'cd church was twill at 'Mrs.' ?Reuben i rewer's home, en Nelson street. rs. P. Neble, the president, earn eted th business sessivan, which incl ed noaaa- fnations for the 194 slate c ofiieers. Mrs. Ray King. Mrs. W. Moorhead and ;ars. Harley were appointed nonin- r aatnaa�, committee. Reports byvarious secretaries were made to b g aneul- Llt'rs up to date on activities and tin- aaaees before the end of the year, a The Scrii►ture lesson. read!, Mrs. S. Suidei. was a selection from 1 lta 119, ee dtn ud ►P rla �at lila by Psalm to coincide with the study book on "The 'I�ibie• for My Lite".` Mrs. Don .berhart introduced the chapter on "rile Bible for Two Indian Tribes""— the Massachusetts and Dakotas. When the I'ilgriu1 Fathers came to America they found ��'a ileople of a strange _speech." ivhose savage attacks •they constantly dreaded. Among the set- tlers was one John:Eliot, who decided to c(IIt ert the Indians,s instead cad of • ilk-, killing them. His story was told by Mrs. Ray King. Mrs. Archie Hamilton and Mrs Harold Turner, sitting in dustrial Bowling League nearing a eoneluslon, ° standi gn iia the varioaas groups htyliV taken on a definite drape and in one or two cases the ultialnate winner is reasbnably obvious. In grog4) "A" Canadian. Legion NO. 1, by defeating Huron Engineering, their closest rivals, 'fire points to two. have 41 but Blanched the championship. In group "C'Jznperial Oil No. have run away from their 'opposition" and :are virtually assured of finishing in tirst place. In group • "B"the race ' is still close, with Larder's, Decorators, C.N.R. No. 1 and DRMCO Foundry Lighting it out for first place. And' in group "D" French Dry Cleaners and Purim Engi}leers are tied for 'first �ilace with C.N.R. No. 3 only a point behind them. The League standing after :flay night's (November 24 ° games �r he Lauman bowling alleys is as follows :1 Group "A." front ,,f the open fire!►lace with all other lights dimmed. How John Eliot ° preached and translated the Bible for these Indian tribes made as fascinat- ing story. and it \vas effectively told, there in the firelight. • -\t the conclusion of tbe story hour Mrs. _lIerhart and someof her group .members eouduc°ted a short. "Do you know" and quiz program, based on the stru1y book. After the benediction, group -3 served lunch. Miss ' Maud" Beacom extended the c th, nh. o f `i the members to Mrs. - Brewer and the prograni committee for an instructive and very enjoyable evening. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hackett and daughter. Susie Irena, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McGee ra sa i is Memorize Thee Phone No. 122 FOiR`. PI(K-UP AND SERVICE AT YOUR CONVENIENCE. U�UR PLANT IS EQUIPPED TO HANDLE YOUR CLEANING PROBLEMS. CI,IEANIN G — PRESSING — EXPERT DYEI3 MOTHPROOFING — WATERPROOFING & REPAIRING Goderich French Dry Clearers C. R. LOWE,Y The Perfect Gift... for Christmas A A PORTRAIT Make your appointment early MacLAREN'S St. David St., :Goderich .. Telephonen401-J. VOTE • ,FOR Gordon McPherso FOR REEVE OF West Wawanosh a Having accepted my nomin- ation for' the Reeveship after nine years service as -Councillor, I take this opportunity to thank you for past favours and if elec- ted, assure y�oit I will continue to work for the good of the muni- cipality- as in the 'past. 48- POINTS TEAM POI\ rS Canadian Legion No. 1 .... 26 'Huron Engineering an Lavinia!) Alleys ....., 1(1 imperial oil No. 1 1;' Tigers e;oderie•h Elevator 9 Goderich Salt Packers S Group "8" 1_aarder's Decorators 22 • ('.N.R. X. 1 19 I)RMICO Foundry . 17 Canadian Legion No. 2 12 (loderich Organ 12 Goderich Salt Machinists 12 Lions Club No, " 11 Group "C" - ,� III! Aerial Oft No. _ , 30 Signal -Star • 11) I)RMCO Jolly Rogers 19 ( N.R. No. 2 17. Kinsmen L' 14 Banker. Group "D" French Dr Cleaners 20 20 . 19 9 (.)'Reilly, Myron O'Reilly. Interment was in Kingsbridge cemetery. WILLIAM WILSON' There was': a' large attendance of i citizens from Goderich and vicinity at 'the funeral service for William Wilson on Saturday afternoon, held at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Powell, Mucks street. The service- was con - d uetetl by Re)'. G. W. H. :Hedley.-_ of the Baptist church. The .pallbearers were George Leitch, Leonard McGee, Albert Powell, Harold Sheardown, Charles Mero and Laverne Culbert. Interment was in Maitland cemetery. The fine young citizen. who during the war bars served is the Royal Can- adian Navy as 'an able seaman, was fatally injured in a motor accident last Thursday' near Hanover. His tragic death deeply shocked the citizens ofy�.ti n and country, and sincere sym- pathy •was expressed for his young Life, the former Elaine Aliiii, and -the bereaved family. Deceased was a son ; of the late Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wilson of Goderich. After the war he. joined • his brothers Robert and Thomas in the 'taxi business before being, employed by the Sandy Construction Company. Surviving are his stepmother, Mrs. R. E. Wilson-; two' brothers, Robert and Thomas, _ of Goderich. and a . sister. Maxine (Mrs. W. K. Thomson a, of Kingston. y Purity Flour-ngineers C. N. R.:t o. 3 Purity Flour Shippers Lions Club No, 1 Goderich 'Motors DRMCO No. 2 OBITUARY REGINAL D TOLIDO 1 The funeral i ertiee for Reginald Teltaana ''as beua at the Bropbey fun- eral ,tacrine on Friday afternoon, ,with Ivey Beverly IL Farr. of St. George's ehureh, v11 t'iati ig. The pallbearers were Wm- Mclnne's, D. M. O'Brien, Walter ileittnan, Frank Curry, W. A. Coulthurst and Kenneth Stowe. Inter - anent tools place in Maitland cemetery. Mr. Toltto* 'who was a mail elt'rk on the Canadian tiatice�aal Railways, died at his home Lite previous -Wednesday, in his ril`S,=:k►ightla`"`y'ear. Ile -was born iti Guelph. a son of Mrs. Toltun and the late Peter Tolton, and had lived in Windsor before coming to Goderich nine year's ago. He is survived by his wife, his mother. and three -brothers, Harty, of California ; Thomas, of Florida, and Frank, of Detroit, and twosisters. r.. Mrs. Ethel Auten and Mrs, J Fred Mtitchall, faith.. of Detroit. MRS. WM. McCARTHY The death of Mrs. �1'iiliakt Mc -1 earthy, nth Concession of Ashfield, oc-1 d suddenly at the home of her • ti E U WF D .T, i`v'OVz Ra i, 1947 '4 • TO MET DEC ER �a' LEC�.p TRICK (Dias . `C'1xeeday e ening, December' fid, at MO Tow `IE1alll,.at 4 p.naa„ there will 1)e clan open meeting of the Maitland Visit axed G(anne CO nservatti(iji Club and all ileereet s interested iu wild life who care to attend. At this meeting there will be shown talking movies of 'wild life and game by representatives of the Ontario Department of Lands and Forests. Fish :and Game Division. a a :i t a previous d' 1c r t ere, meetiltg pictures (s , 'shown b � Conservation t on • rt he (rarlin�, ( be at Club a,t1(r it is understood those on December 2nd will be equally good. As an added attraction there will be an exhibit of anounted deer head, moose heads, fish, wild o birds,, bear hides fresh from -the :North. In- ad- dition there will be on exhibit five -live clink with colors ranging frm white, silverblu, pastel, Royal I in'oor to binek. Silverblu mink 'coats are colored as their name implies and pare recently sold'for over 815,000 each. It is hoped that, any -interested per- sons who have in their possession mounted animals. fish or birds or pet daughter,_ Mr,. O'Malley, Detroit, on c'"ons or -other animals, will bring them _lloltday, • Sirs, McCarthy had gond to the Town ,Hall on December 2nd, there three weeks before to spend the or falling that a ntnttnicate with SIr. winter. :Formerly Bridget Q'Reilly, , she was horn in Ashfield. a daughter ,f tl e late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas e-►'I�eii1y, -and was a lifelong'and highly respected resident of her native town- ship: Her husband predeceased her a few years, and surviving are, two s.r-. Frank. of Kingsbridge, and Wil- fred on the honaestead in _lshiield. and ' two daughters. Mrs. O'Malley (Win- nifred iiud Misr Eileen McCarthy, of • Detroit : alt! t�l� a sisters, Sirs. Finn, Brock street. ' Goderit•h, and firs. * , , m ' Thomas Drennan, Ire mann, btn�,sbrfd�e. The t funeral service was held at St. Joseph's church, Kingsbridge, this (Thursday) morning. Rev. •T. P. C. Donnellan sing- , ing the requiem high mass. The pall- - bearers were Jos. Fina, Jos. McIntyre, ASH AND & Al tLUg J �,f �_� .• Lyal Lannan,Clare O'Reilly, John 10 13 12 5 ST. GEORGE'S GUILD TEA St. George's Church Women's Guild held a successful tea and bake sale on Thursday. afternoon last at' the rectory. The guests were received by the president-. Mrs. Harry Tichborne, and Mrs. B. Farr, assisted by Mrs. F. Brophey and •Mrs. C. Staniforth, Mrs. Harry Dodds invited to the tea-room. Tea Was served from a table attractive- ly decorated, with white 'mums and red, white and blue tapers in crystal holders. Pouring for the .first .hour were Mrs. H. Widean and Carrie and for the second. hou s Salkeld and Miss A, Burritt. Mem- ' hers of the Guild assisted in the tea - `room. Mrs. R. 'Needham and Miss M. Ienary ,• had charge of the fancy •work and bakev,sa.ie. CHRISTMAS SEALS Thousands -of Christmas seals to raise funds for the Huron County Tuberculosis Association have been mailed to Goderich and- district ' resi• - dents. G. L. Parsons is chairman of the Goderich committee and H. D. Helstrop is the treasurer. RESPECTFULLY bOLI,('ITED JOHN H. GRAHAM $'HPC COUNTY 'TOWN -HEADQUARTERS FOR FRESH 6 , • FRUITS .AND VEGETABLES 1 have decided to run for Councillor for. thelyear 1948. It will • be . impossible for me to contact you all personally. If elected, I trill do my itfriaost to be worthy of your support. - • VOTE N •SPAIN FOR DEPUTY REEVE The ►forking man's candidate �-. 1 square deal for all. elf The up-to-date fr t a ld vegetable mgmir-ket where cleanliness, a choice variety and fair prices reign sn ii a it e. 'Fortify your health. at this season of the .year b°y eating plenty of Vitamin -rich fruits and vegetables. Bountiful apply of a 1, riles i ow on hand inchding S {* owg, M cTt ISh Reds, 'Spie3, Tolman Sweets. All choice quality. TED SUPPLY OP POTATOES ON HAND, Choice cookers. CELERY HEARTS ARE THE SAME PRICE AND THE SAME QJA`Y• elioiee large Turnip 1Oo each Imo ° °NE 47O 1or••"C9 OPEN DAILY 2 TO MIDNIGHT Extend an invitation to all Ladies to owl every afternoon' neat week Dec, 1 to 5 as ow ' uest5. �\ . ('r Attridge, who will see that they are l)ickt'd up and returned. A special invitation is extended to all rural folks, farmers and their wives and' lady friends, to come and enjoy the pictures and exhibits. THE ARTHUR CIRCLE The November meeting of the x'�rthur ('irt•IC was held o11 _Mondaay •vetline', November 17th, at the home of firs. °1V'm. Clement. Saltford Height,, with a good attendance. Mt's Dorothy , I rn. u t Il ..groupwas ' in c• l li� P F (. 1 of the g meeting. The devotional period was taken by Mrs. N. Hill and Mrs. C. Cute Two violin solos by Mrs. A. Schutz: with Miss C. Leishman as ae- companist, were much enjoyed.. Sirs. G. Henderson took the chair for the TELFORD NIXON Telford Nixon. a well-known resident of Colborne township. died in Alex- andra Hospital on Thursday morning,- November orning; November 20th. after n brief illness,' Mr, Nixon was born forty -:even years ago in East W'awanosh, sun of the • • late Mr. and Mrs. William Nixon. Twen ty yea its .ago he married• Miss Mary Louise Snell, and since then had resided on the 9tb Concession of Col- lii_,rnt'. He was associated • frith Nile United church .and was .11 member of Loyal Orange -Lodge No. 1052. -Sur- viving. besides his wife, are two. sisters, Mrs. James •f'Iownaan (Eliza), of Lon- don, and Mrs. John Daniel (Atlniej, o of Toronto. and -two brothers, Edmund -• a and Alexander,' of East Wawanosh, The funeral service was helot'from his' late residence on Saturday afternoon • -and tt;as.conduc•ted by Rev. S. E. ITay- ward. of the Nile-Benmiiler charge of • the 'United .C'hurch, assisted by Rev, Harold Snell ,of Exeter, cousin of Mrs. :�ixoca, and Rev. Leroy C. 'White of Talbotvine, a forme*r pastor at Nile, "WHY BE CONFUSED?" -There's no need to .be when there's a gift for:everyone- on your list avail- able at Goderich Home Appliance Shop R. II. CORgIS11, Prop. Phone 141. West St. business part of the meeting: Mrs. Baton gave an interesting paper from the study book On "The Church Takes Root in India." The meeting closed t •t, • Alias J 1hllbt ll And •'r b va with prayer , I social half-hour was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Gertrude Patterson has re- turned home from Brantford after visiting her daughters and son for two weeks. CHRISTMAS IS GETTING NEARER! FOR 'A ' LOVELY. CHRISTMAS CASE OR. 1. .. TODAY AND PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR FUTURE DELIVERY WITH EAST ‘"§TREET BAKERY FINE PASTY—CARES—BUNS—FRESH DAILY 47-8 tri;, t, 1:ad ,zurtzried-...' r nay a3n*s i x►.Ia„m ... Burial 'ivas in Unioi, cemetery, The pallbearers were cousins. Mark 1. Armstrong, Warren James, Harvey Sillil, Ernest, James and Howard Smith. Friends attending the funeral from a dh-tanee were frhm Oshawa, Toronto, Loa,d't,n, Talbotvjlle, Exeter, Seaforth-. \\•irlgham, Brussels, Lucknow and Londesboro. • GODERICH MEN WILL APPEAR IN "MOVIES" N ona-r "na enll,loyees and also Ofiic- i:als of'Vrl1•ity Flour 'Mills Ltd. were ' "shot- on Monday,' but the shooting n ,:s done by the monk t'atnerlis of I'it•tn•re', Tnr„nt''. As a result 11 .•-t' (i„tlerich eith:.e11' trill appear in L:,,ii„n pietnres that. will be shown f''oIII -oast t„ oil:1-t 111 ('arraadal tllr„lIgh te distrit,ution of,'fiirrls by the Na- • tlollal Film Boars? and the Pioneer' F, , +Is di .tl ib:ltia,g systelil to their' - d, aa'e:• estahli-htneIlts. - Tho rnotiota .>tpi, t'l.r,'s taken at the ' lli;; elill�' 111 (,oder-ielr will reveal how l the•-'i-aricotrs - kinds- *4 I'iosleer-, -f_eed are Dade with -on the spot” I►ic•tures• bf t'f iperat1111. These pictures will lte joined to numerous other motion pic- ture, taken across Canada to Make MY', on+' Do ot-io Plitt it10(1 "Farm Manage- Inent.'• The pictures stress the need cif fa r":!vers to discard old methods of - '"fiit`I11 nlanagernent if they intend to keep on °ars s ecessfu1 •farmer.. Mr. R. M. Menzieea. Mr. Jack Newcombe and "Mr.. Shiley appeared pronminently in as number.of -shots." Among. the .. group in charge of taking the pictres were Hans Tiesler. dire=ctor of the proje(°t : Stewart G. Gillespie. ('!lief of the motion picture panel of Me1E im Advertising Ltd.: Jack ('olombo, eaniera plan. and George :.mall, operat- li'ag camera man. Mo. day, Tuesday, Wea$rfesday and Thursday meter leareuea. ,Friday and Saturday all night. Arrange' a weep -end .bowling party for these open . times .SPECIAL EXHIBITION SATURDAY- NIGHT 8 P.M. imperial Oil teams 1 a 2 . . .. .. v. Listowel ;Atoms and Shooting Stars. YOF ARE I FPED TO DROP IN ANYTIME. PERSONAL MENTION The Reverend °. everly and Mrs. Farr were in London on Monday evening for the formal reopening rind rededlea- ti6ii of St. Paul's CathedraL Cathedralby the Most Rev. George Frederick Iirrsto .M.A., DM:, Ph.D., Archbishop of Nova ; eotia and i' droop all Canada, and the Most Het, Oharlen Allton Scar, ILA., D•D•, LL.f., Arelnbiabop o� fft;nota and Metropolitan oil~ Ontario, 0 opening s New Display Room 5aturday, Nov, 29 brilliantly lightedaddition has been made to our store where a wide range of electrical appliances are openly displayed in the modern manner to enable' you to view tire -two leading Tines in household refrigeration's FRIGIDAIRE AND GENERAL ELECTRIC LSO RANGES,- RADIOS, WASHERS, AND ALL SMALLER APPLIANCES, You are cordially invited to come in and look around, By so doing, many of your Christmas gift problems will be speedily solved.' a OUR 17TH ANNIVERSARY This month marks the 17th anniversary of our establish- ment in Goderich. a During; these' years we- have been happy to serve our many customers and we look forward to being of continued service to the residents of Goderich and district. • ON THE SQUARE ZI PHONE 586 '