The Goderich Signal-Star, 1952-02-14, Page 6THE GODERICH SIGNAL STAR
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RADIOS, WASHERS, STOVES...
and FRIGES ^-- - -
MOTHERS & DAUGHTERS the soup contest were Mrs. Harris_
HOLD: C.G.I.T. BANQUET and Donuaa. The evening closed
with "the singing of ''Taps."
Thirty-three mothers and daugh-
ters
augh PRING—N'OIF:HL
tars sat down to a banquet supper Marion (dive Woehl, London,
marking C.G.1.T. week, Wednesday daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
of, list week.. The tables were Geor-e \Voehl of Fort Erie, betaine
decorated with royal blue streamers the bride of ,Norman- Lang Pring
and favors with white candles. The of Goderich; son of Mr. and Mrs.
singsong, led by the leader. Hilda Frederick Pring, Fort Erie, in a
Finnigan,• meas followed ,oy a Lilo- ceremony pern)rtncd on Saturday
.Hent of silence in memory of the afternoon, February It, :►t St. John's
lute King. Evangelical and Reformed Church,
Toasts 'were as follows: the .Snyder. Out. The marriage was'
Queen; the Church, proposed by solemnized by the Rev. John
Natuilfne''Hill, reply, Mrs. Howard iiuc•la:chwatn, assisted by the Rev.
, Robertson; the mothers, proposed 1). 11. Irwin. of St. Paul's Anglican
by Mary Andrew, reply. Mrs. W.. E. Church, Fort Erie.
Dookstader: the C.G.I.T., proposed The bride vas gi.on in marriage
by Mrs. A. O. Pearson, reply, Linda by her father. Miss Frances
Breckenridge (C.G.I:l'. purpose). Blough was maid of honor and the
The leader then re'a'd a service of bridesmaids were Miss Ilelen Archi-
dedicatiou of jingle box offerings. bald and Mrs. John Chisholm, sister
_U1 joined in' singing the C.G.I.T. of the groom. •Elmore Pring was
hymn. Miss .Betty :Rutledge sang his brother's groomsman and Lloyd
Olen
a solo accompanied by,. Miss Ruth' Woehl and (,len \'L oehl, brothers of
I)ockstader the pianist for the even- the bride, were ushers.
:ng. The motlicirs and girls joined Following the service a reception
in a few games. The winners of was held at the Club Lorelei, where
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SEED RAISINS
FOR ,ALL YO BAK.ING
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SPECIA
���iclitc DEAL
ROSES noun
oSTs SUGAR CRISP
TOMMY TUCKER
-PEANUT .BUTTER
MUNRO'S NO. 1
WHITE HONEY
is210
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PS.
7 LB. 4 9 0
BAG
5Vz OZ.
PKG280S.
16 JAR Z�0
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4 LB- 750
TIN
CREAM STYLE CORN 2 STOKELY'S FANCY
L5 O2.
TINS
KEEP THAT SCHOOLGIRL COMPLEXION
PALMOLIVE Swap2 BARS 250
(BATH SIZE),
COLGATES
PIUNcE5S FLAKES PKGE. 350
PURITY—(CHOCOLATE ORNWHITE)
CAKE MIX
NOW ON SALE—FEBRUARY ISSUE
15 OZ. 290
PKGE.
BITTER LIVING MAGAZINEPER COPY 5p
BRIGHT'S CHOICE-
PRUNE ',Lusts 2 la 21p ,rr
,$IZE ib -7&'a
MEDIUM PRUNES 2 LBS. 450
PKGS. 430
CAMPBELLS CREAMY •
TOMATO SOUP 2,14t.?.1 25�
METCALFE
roma AND BEANS. 2 TINS. 210
210
CHUBBY OR HANKY
IKLZENEX •TISSUES 2
'DEEP SOUTi4—SWEE`FENED
.BLENDER JUICE. 2
IN TOMATOSAUCE—CONNOR FANCY QUALITY PINK
HEBRAIC, nn°s- 230 SALMON T1? °_. 460
LIPTOItI--CHICKEN NOODLE
20 OZ.
TINS
SOUP MIK 2 Pkg 250
XELLOGGS CORN
FLAKES 2Pkgs.
• °s- 330
AYLMER 24 Oz. Jar
RASPBERRY .IAM 410
AYLMI±R SEVILLE ORANGE
MARMALADE 4 0z. 331
HEINZ -TOMATO
KETCHUP Bot°= 280
CUSTOM GROUND RICHMELLO
COFFEE Qb 960
RICHMELLO SLICED
BREAD zos?=.150
NEW COLOURED
MILD CHEESE Lb. 490
1).S.L.
TEA
EARLY 1rORNING
COFFEE
16 0z.
PKG.
:79crtormowatommaK( : 41c
FRESHLY
Oz. 92c
• GKOFNI) RAG
KECENC'I1.SSORTEI)
CHOCOLAT-ES 16 69c
DOMINO (CONTENTS ONLY)
GINGER ALE B03006, 2 fort 29c
FLORIDA MARSH SEEDLESS
µ GRAPEFRUIT
GOLDEN, 'IPE SELECTED
Bar MINAS
MELS' YUPI FLORIDA • ..-
1 TOMATOES
ALL.ru.UEi EFFECTIVE.
tfsltll.C1aatnf Vol* Sal.: i".b: 11
SIZE 5 FOR 250
190
'1402.190
t CELLO t
Tender Clap hr..n _Heads—NEW
CABBAGE 2 L1. 190
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DOM1N ON STORES LIMITED
Colborne Township
Would Get Steel
to Build Bridges
Colborne 't'ow'nship Couucil, at
its regular bleating, Tuesday: night
Of last week, instructed the road
superintendent to contact the dis-
trict municipal engineer vso that
an order of steel for bridges may
be procured. The council decided
to purchase 2,000 feet of snow
fence, 173 iron posts, 100 feet of
steel culvert 18 inches wide, 120
feet of steel culvert 12 inches wide
and 40 feet, 13 inches wide. Mr.
Jackson, representing the Canada
Culvert CO., Ltd., was present tak-
ing orders for snow fences and steel
culverts.
The Township' Clerk was in-
structed to advertise in the Sigrutl-
Star for two tenders, ono for warble
.yi n t o h or •n
fit .pea, ng a d he t elf ,►
inspector of warble fly spraying.
A. letter from Canadian Industries,
Ltd., including quotations- of "War -
biddy" powder, was explained by
-the company's•. representative, Mr.
Stephens, who was also present.
The council also decided_ to ask
the Department of Highways to ap-
prove the expenditure bylaw for
the cost of roads and bridges for
1952;, to renew the bonds for treas-
urer and collector- with' -the -A. 1.1: -
Wilson Co., thraugh its agent. cor-
don Jew, 4} for -n--pertotiT •of three
years; to oder 400 pounds of night, Mrs. F•iierwood 'and \Irs.
warble • fry spray powder' ti) he in I Fol•dyce 'lark gave Mrs, _Lloyd
the township early -In Marchsand l I11 Ri•ley (nee June Cuun• f., tl►) u' lag of" Goelcric•it 114,4s)1:11 11 'Lodge sent. He said he gave the tools to access had been gained. The paint
So 1,1V -Ns the uet'essar\ byla►► aatia'rr shower iu [he '1owu hip Hall' with
NIA. Sh in the lodge room :at' \i•,•K1 Corporal Hurtling and Constable on the tools corresponded in color
]Zing the boi•1'ow•iI1p, Of money to Flnt(t ' '
'about 30 neighbors present. The li:a 11. ]reports were riven ley the , �,ati of file (4c►derich dttach-, to the Paint on both premises, he
meet the current expenditures s of ex^ciljug was spent in p114 lig court
special e ccuuni[teeS regarding' th anent of tie nut;trio 1'rovinci:tl arid.
the 11i11111icolltc fear the dear until Police the nest day. Paint marks Vernon Randall testified that a
trier are collected. whist. Then taco baskets of pre- ' �Irafrell:asing, of card t:al►les ;aoel� 0 --pro. �
scuts were brought in :and set be- iiclin;: a clothes tack for the talo w11ith he said had been on the quantity of chewing gum, 11,,t-retic•s
fore the• bride- .After" she opened of lodge members. \u 11i5-itaticna 1 tools had apparently been removed. i and. handlcetcllief, on the counsel
:111 t�'e
presents she ;;cal up and w:i. acoclrteil Prion .Miler Rebekah 7o Analyze Paint .. t table in ,the court room was similar
thanked everyone. '1' aeu everyone 1.c;4l;4c . (11:•ns:t11, oto attend 1i to1 Cot•poral Panner testified that the in kind and quantity to that: which
S „i (;t,,, tools had been acid -etched to re- ' he had discovered missing front
sang 'Fut .ht's a .1 ►ly d 1•'t•I birtlrcl:ay lr,nto /in hebrn:at;�-` _I► I ,. •- father's
r h
station ell t e
.. I move the ►sant foranalysis.' is father
•rvice
Il h _
low.- Then ]ouch was served :and ce -its tr:ausport:'fano :arraiu,:eu►i•u.s+ I.-- c.
:a soc•i:al 144111n;; •1re111. 1 11 111 the laatnds of \les. 1': (Iaarris.Isatid that he'ltatd gone to Randall's morning of January 10. 'Ile said u
3licii'ccu. were "':tele t.r cartrrleaiu and Cutt's nitri Constable Finnigan side door had. apparently been
and Constable Fok. The latter land forced open. to gaol :access. Keith
some''� a lodges the c � c In t
r ht 11 til t ] d
f t
11,11„ future suet sikr t(„1,40.:1,,,, 'taken pi ctureg• showing that_the' (att testified hcd t
hit Lis store had
•� t the
c into on
• r
broken ►ken
1• tl► been took fitted marks in the door of apla[cn )
I 1„1,',
ire h lug 1,,;,1„.• It t�
t• .
Randall's and ('iftt's win(low where same night and some clothing head
THIS IS 'THE LATEST PHOTO -OF KING GEORGE taken in
London shortly before his death. His death. which was announced
'from Sandringham, his" cot.ntry home, ot. February 6th Caine as a
greate shock to all of Britain and the Commonwealth nations.
The King. who underwent a serious lung operation Iasi September.
seemed to be well on the road to recovery:and had recentt ^ •- q • ""
fret ewell to Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip as they took off -
from London airport for their proposed 5 months tour of. Africa,
Ceylon and Australia.
as
CARLOW
(' itIA)\V,- Feb. W.—bast Friday
BIRTHDAY PARTY IN
MAY FOR REBEKAELODGE-
Nohic• G-t•atnd Mrs. Ada l'ritzley
presided over 11 well, 1(11teadewl 11►ec�t-
TOWNSHIP COUNCIL
(OHERIV1I TON'NSI F „
Goderich 'Township Council Heid
its regular meeting on F'ebruattfy
4. The clerk was k1istructed to cull
for -tenders for warble fly spraying
in the township, and ull3u for :the
position of -warble Iiy' inspector.
G00 pounds of warble lly powder
•was ordered frotu J(lck Little, Clin-
-ton. :i- t pre sentatice -from the'
George White. Company was present
to discuss the purchase of a power
weed sprayer. No action was
taken. bylaw No,, .1 to authori•Le
.the spending. of $35,0004.4, [(Winship
roads was -given-. three -readings-Tata
'
passed.
Communications read and filled
O:I.L., Morden and Helwig, Depart-
ment, of Municljlel Affairs, ,Board of
Trans)lort Commissioners,•Coiutitun-
ity Welfare Council, A. II. Erskine,
Department of Planning and De-
velopment, C :N.R., Tire Mai-Sha11's
Office, 1Vesteel, Armco ,Drainage.
The following accounts"wore pre-
sented and ordered paid: County
of • Huron, indigent care, $13.00;
Municipal World, supplies, $6.04;
direct relief, $40.00; Itoad 'Super-
intendent payroll No. 2, $3,387.57.
Council then adjourned ,,till March
3at7.30p.m.
TWO TO STAND TRIAL
ON THEFT CHARGES HERE
Two London district Wren wet*,
committed for trial at the. next
court of competent jurisdiction on
charges of breaking, -entering and
theft by Magistrate D. E. Holmes,
Q.C., at a preliminary hearing on
Friday.
The pair, Joseph Ferguson and
James Paliner, were ,arrested fol-
lowing investigation of break-ins
and theft of goods from Randall's
service station and " Cutt's general
More. They will also be tried on
charges of breaking and ttntering
with intent to steal and attempted
breaking and - entering Filsinget's
jewellery store. They were arrested
in Ingersoll and taken to police
cells, in London, on January, 10.
Detective ` Frank Christie of the
London Police Department said that
he went- to'Palmer's home in Lon-
don and discovered a 'new handker-
chief and -a shopping bag containing
eigarettes and- chewing gulp. In
the ,afternoon,. he went to Ingersoll
and discovered ,a car which he
said belonged to.. r, CM-11-S-witli
empty guni and cigarette packages
and match folders on the floor. Iie
said he -also found •a ,rcpt king ,bar
and a screw driver tea''r the hack
TH U RSDA.Y, I'11B. 1401, 1952
ION
ARE ASKED TO ATTEND THE
Memorial Service
FOR OUR LATE KING,
His Majesty .George VI
AT
North Street' United. Church
ON
Friday, February 15
AT 11 A.M.
FALL IN AT LEGION HALL,
KINGSTON STREET,
AT 10.30 A.1411'
.All aei'onnt s w ere ordered paid
as follows` road. vouchers, $1.590.-
77;
i,5:►a).-
77: `..1, .i:abou, fov bouni . r:'.454 •
\Vi•liianl Oliver Mita• fox bounties,
Stl.III►; 1►on0ld II:tines, fox bounty,
82.00; Douglas Young, fox bounties,
$4.00: Prank Flil-k, fox bounties'
.14,1111fox bomlty, Miss Itctty .Addison of Kihboru
$.Fe:a;,an,
.01• Eimer It
0st.cn fox I
u tv
is visiting with )m1
.
t
Ve
$2.t)0; w'illiaur \\estlake, -salary-, 1,i•:ut :auc1 f:ulaily,
,. 1
•: o ' r
c I r
�t \ e'• ,a I'
1•. It l (1 '
,• _1 .. l 1
,1(► O0 • \Wilfred T• Isl'er ralicf
count, $97.14); Oonio' Jewell, in• rich 1(4 stay with heti "'ether fur a 1 Six members were; :appoi1;ed to
sur:1te, 41(cs.75. while. ' tu'eVide entertainment after the
Connell :adjourned to -meet '('nes- 1 The euchre port► that was to Ice ; next 1.•gttlau• 111111ing.
day, March 4, at one p.m. . theld on 'Thursday night in the1. .,
hall has been postponed until next
'Thursday alight, February 21. ; t' ". d:ays iII \ utt ill tn', the• guest
of Mr. and M rs. Kenneth Langford
mi... Allton \V'ikon spent the
Mrs. AVoehi received. assisted by weal: -enc] w•itlt 1):avid.'11:1, of Stun- and family..Percy
the grc,ona's mother. .Afree a wed AIr. 1 c�tcy 1 rector, Detroit, Mich.,
II►( Ilitil tl
ding trip to the I.:aatrenliUtty, thea 'Phu annual -telephone meetittg was a recent guest of 'Mr' :Ind 'Mrs' will reside in Goderich, will be held in the Township hall I roetot'Palmer and family.,
where the groom is a teacher in M. and Nit's.Robert \(eflwain,
on 'Thursday night.
the Collegiate institute.
The bride is •a graduate of Ham-
ilton General I1,ospital School of
Nursing. The groom graduated
from (11e\I;tster i niversity, H:amil-
ton, and the Ontario College . of,,
Education, Toronto. -
'~Sure. and 1'11 Work no ' tore
for that loan Dolan."
"Why is' that?"
"••'Tis on accountof a remark. he
made. 'Kelly,' says he, 'You're
discharged'!"
THINK fl Q E
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HEARTHOSE LOW
PRESSURE SUPER—
CUSHIONS ARE BEARS
FOR MILEAGE,JOE.
.4I1116- - -
YOU BET! AND THEY SURE GIVEA
COMFORTABLE RI DE. SAFER TOO --
MORE TREAD ON THEtROAD MEANS
QUICKER STOPS, LESS SKIDDING.
TAN WHAT'S MORE THEY CUT) .
DOWN REPAIRS, BECAUSE -
THEY SOAK .1P VIBRATION.
I'M REALLY SOLD ON THEM.
SEE U& -FOR
, �:��'� GOOD'0 -
YEAR
1 'c'''' ° '5;.57oftfr/Fier Riljde11. b14'(:-
GOODYEAR;
NIKES
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w. 11. MILLS
MOTOR SALES
ST, AVID SY, PHONE 755
S CIALIZINii IN Mf_CHANICAI,
COLLISION & 800Y WORK
HOLMESVILLE
Goderich 'l'elw'nshil►, visited Mrs. J.
11. 3114-Mat11 on Friday. '
The sympathy of the community,
1s extended to • Mr. a and Mrs. • M.
-Ht)LMESVI'LLE, Feb. 13,- — The i. Stoek, in .the recent passing of
Holniesville Community Club held ,Mrs. Stock's sister, the late Mrs.
a , card partyand -- dancein the Decker of Kitchener. --
school on Friday night, February 8. Mrs. Audrey M(Allenden Of ,'Mon -
'Winners at "500""were: high, llfs. treat is the--guest--of-her. sister_and
C. Sturdy and Charlie Wilson, and brother-in-law, Sgt. Ivan Jervis and
low, Mrs. (). Pocock and Harry Mrs. Jervis.
Williams. At euchre, Mr. and Mrs. - Rev. M. Newton conducted special
Bert Rowden won the prizes for memorial services in the 'Holmes -
the` most" points and low went to ville United Church on Sunday
Mrs. Edward Grigg and Lloyd morning. With Mrs. W. Yeo at "the
Bond. Mrs. D. E. Gliddon and her organ, •the choir sang as the an -
committee served 1110011 and .then them, "Peace, Perfect Peace." At
dancing was enjoyed to Irwin's the close .of Sunday School, Rev.
orchestra.. • Newton' showed pictures of the late
Mrs. E. J. Trewartha spent 'a Bing George -VI's Coronation.
4SHFIELD TOWNSHIP NOTICE
Applications will be received by the undersigned
-until March 1, 1952, for two—inspectors for warble fly
spraying for the Township of. Ashfield at the rate of 85c
per hour.
Donald M. Simpson, Clerk -Treasurer'
Township of Asliffelci;'
1Cii tail, Ontario.
7-$
ASIHFIELD TOWNSHIP NOTICE
Tenders will be received by the undersigned until
March 1, 1952, fdr the spraying of cattle for warble fly- in
the Township of Ashfield.- Two outfits required.- Appli-
cants to state salary expected. Lowest oranytender not
necessarily accepted.
Donald M. Simpson, Clerk -Treasurer.
Township of Ashfield,
Kintail, - Ontario.
7-8
Let Us Investigatc the Vaive
of yotir old stock or bond certificates that you have 'pit -
away and forgotten about. They may be valuable now.
For further information send name and address only to
P.O. Box 73, Station "H", Toronto, Ont.
We are not interested in selling stocks or bonds.
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been stolen as well as some. pennies
which had been taken from _ the
till. _ T
PORTER'S HILL
'1'11e February Riveting bi the
Community Club is. to - be held at
the home of Mrs. ]till ('ox. Plans
,.
:ui(i
willhe larr.au c`d
fora *euchre
(lanee to -beheld in the school-
house, March 14.
southernmost cart
.—
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altl.t, ut
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Pelee t
e I I <a ul r
Island -21s slightly south of
the northern portion of I altfcirui;a.
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$2,350 Will Buy the Materials
YOU DO THE BUILDING
LET US TELL YOU HOW
Goderich Mfg., Co. Ltd.
PHONE '61-
ANGLESEA ST.