The Goderich Signal-Star, 1952-05-08, Page 5THURSDAY,
JAY Sth, 1952"
ATTENTION, FARMERS!
OPEN HOUSE
Tuesday and Wednesday,
.May 13 and 14,
showing the famous Bell Threshing Machine 'being built
at our.modern plant in Seaforth.
During these two days you wjfl have the opportunity of
,seeing these threshing machines in their various stages of
assembly, which will enable you to inspect the high class
of Workmanship ,and materials used throughout their
construction.
The well-known "Bell" Straw Cutter will be on display,
as well as our new Separator designed for use with for-
age harvester.
We shall be expecting to see you and your friends.
Refreshments will be available at the plant.
Robert Bell Industries Limited -
, SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
For quick results—try a classihed ad in The Signal -Star
KNOX YOUNG PlOrLX
CONDUCT OWN SERVICE
A service with the YoUng People'
Society of Knox Presbyterian
Church iu charge Wuhl. attended by a
large congregation on Sunday after-
noon, The service4was condueted
by Kenneth Youug, president of the
Jtunes MacArthur read
Scripture lessons and tWHhIazu
Schaefer offered prayers. The choir,
composed a young people, under tint
direction of Mr. W. li. Bishop, led
In the singing of the hSuins and
during lhe-service- three tsoios were
beautifully sung. They were "resat
Not Ye, 0 Israel," by David 'Katt ;
"Riess This !louse" by Midd
Videau and "The Prayer
Perfect" by Bob Wood.
Sermon Subject
`"Challenge to Youth" was the
subject of a forceful 'sermon by the
Rev. It. G. MacMillan based on
Je8t114' cull to the four desciples,
Peter, Andrew, James anti J,olin,
told In Matthew 0:18-22.
Both manpower and womau.
power are needed in the church to-
day, the minister said. He urged
the congregation to a re-dedivation
of service to God and to be as
enthuslatitie in it as they were to
outside activities. Ile asked the'
young people to obey the eliallenge
of Jesus to follow Him?' "There Is
no more satisfying service than
that of the Christian Chureit," be
said.
MRS. FRED ROUSE HEADS
MAITLAND GOLF WOMEN
The 20th annual meeting of the
ladies' section of Maitland Golf
()lab Wa*e held at the Club House
on May 4 with a fair representa-
tion of members present.
The president, Mrs. Fred Rouse;
was In charge of the nas.ting,, After
the minutes and financial report for
1951 were .read ant) 'adopted. Mrs.
Papernick, chairman 'of tlie
onle on Goclerich!
et's go over the to
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$12,000 is needed
TO INSTALL A PERMANENT FLOOR IN THE ARENA.
This amount must be raised by June 14, closing date of the Goderich Lions
Club 's Memorial, Arena Permanent Floor Campaign.
Every dollar "buys" a square foot of the floor. Buy your section of the
floor today and get the campaign away to a good start.
House to House canvass will commence
MONDAY, MAY 12
BE READY WHEN THE CANVASSER CALLS AT YOUR HOME.
Old or young can benefit from this floor. To mention some of the possible
uses, including Old Home Week events:
Indoor Lacrosse
Tennis
Roller Skating
Dancing
Band Concerts
Band Tattoos
Public Meetings
Bingos
C
Conventions
Dog Shows
Fashion Shows
Majorettes
Flower Shows
Horse Shows
Seed Fairs
Stock Shows
Garden Shows
Indoor Circus
Carnivals
Hobby Shows
Industrial Fair
Kids Hallowe'en Party
Fall Fair
THIS ADVERTISEMENT SPONSORED BY GODERICH LIONS CLUB
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GODERfell 8IGNAL-8T
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.iyttvy's New 7Copter
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The fast of three 12-placi S-55 Sikorsky helicopters on order hy
the Royal Canadian Navy was turned over to the Navy reser.tly-
at the Bridgeport, Conn, plant of Sikorsky Aircraft. a division of
United Aitcraft Corporation. Powered an R-1240 Prat' &
Whitney snine, the 8-55 will he serviced in Canada by Cans.i'an
Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Co. Ltd., Longueull; Que. where the
company's new manufacturing plant is nearing eompttlion,
CDR. D. Is FOLEY, of Winnipeg, stands by aS LT. -01:11. J. D.
LOWE. of Red Deer, Alta„ tries out the :mantis pAt test
run. The two Canadian naval officers flew ihr wit -raft to
the RCN base at Dartmouth. N. ,1
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nominating cominitfee, presented the-,
following slate of officers for 1952:
President, Mrs. Fred Rouse; 1s1
vice-president. Mrs. N. (7. Jackson
2nd vice-president, Mrs. Glen'
Gardiner; secretary -treasurer, Miss
Marjorie 315c110; house .e0111111ittee,
convener, Mrs. G. Ellis; assistants,
Mrs. R.' Brewer," Mrs, E. Allisott,
Miss G. Ryan, Miss M.,,Maeliity and
Mrs. L. McGee;. sports committee,
-aptain, liss Elizabeth Tobin; as-
istants,--31iss- Kvelyn Cooper, _Miss
Margaret Evans, Mrs. Al Huffman,
Mrs. Iran Papernick and Miss Jane
-Graham. 'The nominating Commit-
ee for next year will be eomposed
of •Miss Marjorie Macfle, 'Mrs.
George Filsinger and Mrs. IL
Brewer.
After much discussion power was
given to' cornintttc'e----ripurehthSie
some new furniture for the club
house. Miss Arlene Rouse and Miss
Jane Graham were nominated to
arrange a draw for the tea to be
-held on May 21, final arrangements
for which were left ..in charge of
the, house conmilttee.
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CHANGES ANNOUNCE -I)
IN COLLEGIATE STAFF
Ti14, resignation of 311ss Marie
Stidirerl, commemial teacher for the
past eight years, was accepted %vine
regret by the,Goderielt District Col.:,
legiate Institute Board at its meet-
ing hist Friday evening,. Miss
•Staibert has accepted a position on
the staff of Central High School
of Commerce, Toronto. 31r. Nor-
man .1toyle; It present on the staff
of Peterborough Collegiate Institute
has been engaged' to till the vacancy,
As additional telbeiters on the
staff for Septenlber, Mr. Neil'Shaw
of Ridgetown, now teaching at
'Cliestervilie- has been 'engaged as
assistant in Siwp ,Work am! 31r.
'John Stringer of the. 1Mtario Col-
lege of Education will assist in
English and Ilistory.
IT'S A GOOD HABIT--
assestkenient in the Signal -
:43r brings remilts. ,
Eptef HARDWARE in a HARDWARE STORE
P,Mr.,•.11 :MK! MAW, stittottetst `t•REO Pf.ta; 1R!f iv0•o55
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MAY SPECIALS
C.C.M. JOYCYCLES
'SPECIAL LOW PRICE IN ORDER TO CLEAR DIS-
CONTINUED LINE..
• our THEY GO AT
$12.50, $ 1 4.50 and
$15.50 •
WE ALSO CARRY, A COMPLETE LINE OF C.C.M.
BICYCLES.
Have You Seen...the Famous
Eureka Power Mower
AT NEW LOW
PRIq OF
$120.00
It really takes the
PUSH out of grass
cutting.. easy hand-
ling... power, and
traction to go ANY-
WHERE.
E.BREEKENRIDGE
HARDWARE - PLUMBING - HEATING
PHONE I3S GODERICH
250 Women Attend
W.M.S. Meeting
Held at Clinton
Emery 1,)esjard1he, qrhut3.,
iteltd, was elected president of the
,lluron presbyterial of the 'Wontet1's
4.,Ifibsiscaltiuunadarl, Lit3r. thlket)ta": fluideefetb,
in 114rid b (..1411/4111 en ,Frith) at
ifltiurttaTtb' cliu(r!eire
t' 2& de1-gisfrs oues
The new sdate of officers, installed
by Miss Bessie Freneb,. itatIOLl'a
Harbor, Netsfouudlaud, it mission-
ary ou furlough who represents the
Home 111$440LIS enterprise for the
United Chureh for, the W.31. -S., in -
eluded, front the Goderich district,
Airs. Fred Toil, Auburn, who watt
elected fourth vice-president. Miss
Freuch spoke on the theme, "Oppor-
tunities Unlimited." At present the
'Inajor problem hieing the W. M.8. is
t181.1r4
14;la:sa
:ki;:ftrd.aehers for toihsionlary
School Proposed
The iter. Miriam Collins, Loudon,
used slides to describe the rutted
Church 'Training Sellout and told
delegate's of the urgent need of
finals to erect a permanent build-
ing in Toronto,: The Huron Pres-
byterial allocation for the proposed
seltool is 812,000.
Mrs. J. Sutter, Cltnion, Presby.
terial secretary, reported that the
mission allocation for the coming
year for Huron is $19,300.. Total
al
utftlyrIlintstseyneat rtr4r.,atshe$201,,:rirzanr:h treas-
Sliss Minnie Barber, Wingbam,
Presbyterial eorrespouding secre-
tary, reisArted 2,241, Members of the
Presbyterial. Three new 11ission
Bands, one Baby Bawl. a Young
People's Soeiety and a. Girl's Tyro
Group were organized through. the
efforts of the auxiliaries.
Mrs. 11. Kirkby, Walton, presided.
Worship service ',was condueted in
the morning session by Mrs. W. .l.
tirevr, Vt'inghant, and Mrs. C. AL
Robertson. 4;oderieh. Miss Sybil
Courtiee, 'Clinton, closed the morn-
ing session with prayer. Mrs.
Desiarditte and Mrs. Robert Allen,
Brucetleld, ,Analueted „ -wOrship
sertlee at• the opening of the ;After-
noon session, and Airs. Harold S'nell.
Exeter, was in eliafge of a memorial
service for deceased inetels:rs.
Resolutions •Passed
A resolution will he forwarded to
sne_fssjessj_giatnuatot _r4-41414.,,,Lang_
altlendlnellt of the Criminal rode
and Canada Evidence Aet as to
legalize the itse by pollee of seienti-
fie teSts to obtainmore convietions
of &hiking drivers.
The reso I in ions vollittlit ter. a 1 xir
asktal that the results of sue!' texts
ilsrati ill in all eourts of
law. Delegates felt that 'a large
number of the tragic a ut,,tioftbile
'accidents are due to drinking' of
alcoholic beverages, either by the
driver or the v1etim.
A second resolution voleed «Wee -
tion lo rommereialized Sunday
Sports. -becatise• people need one
(lay in seven for (4piritnal needs
and mental and physieal rest."
'Members of the W.M.'t . were asked
to study the twitter seriously so
that they may laable i� influence
others, should an attempt bi-, mad..
to legalie sneh sport In tbeir
cern-
nulaity.
SET MO OF WIPTEI'S *1111
CHAMOM-i-Finest stion•d;'reir,oisi Sat ,s.‘d
Puobia _ 1.2116 1.110. 2.40.
KOMOMY CHAMOIS*Caritfulfr strIck4di,reri4 IFICl!itY .14e
4400)2 cors, windows, etc. ,,a,at new- , eas
WOW/
Polotioit, At to- • • SA..
IMMO AUTO SOAP -1 -Ip. $irt
.CILLVIAW 111004115..-Flreol voismit .24* 4.00
susssa-stosssis—m-tom-sursc4«- Ano
THU COATO4(0-4ilhote 'Mock 47
WINITTIWALL TILE CUA14111,-Wrth brutik Coroolet•
A110.10111,40AT 104AA.11."..-for touching war re.
potrthrto your toe. Brush 'or way,. 11- „11141. Qt. Lie
THE FASTEST POLISH rfiAT IS
SAFE TO USE ON YOUR CAR!
bimiptioaaske POLISH aid
Got e Itnetill wee silik140--sis had The W000110
tiew„Improrod formula restores original Ware,
Protects the finish and lasts for 00.s. Faster
and cosset to use. GIANT 24-02. CAN
i1.40T0.MASTER LIQUID WAX—A smooth fintres'ller new
CW s. 20 -az. can. weep, 85c .45
PASTE WAX 0* CLSANIER-65c value 4,4*
CHROME POLISH AND RUST REMOVES -10.0•. .2*
Glee; Cleiseer crvi. Meows . .2*
.49
SELF-MADE
She:"Did anyone ever tell you
how wOmierful you are?
f[e•"Don't believe so" -
She: "Then where'd yon get tbe
idea ?''
Sows en
Auto Topping Material
OLACIC—Sw.gie texture fabrikata,
54" wide. Per yd. • 2.411
Double -texture, 50' wide.
Per yd. 31.011
Extra -wide 1 opP,r•2, bloc -•Itir
wide, dolkle-texture. ' Yard 4; 5
BLACK TOP DRESSING, V1 pt. .54
CONVERT0',DYE--Uneauolled for
"sport" tops Ostert • 1.15
TOP SEAL PUTTY—Use also to
waterproof windows, seal in mould- .
I ongs, etc. Ler,* tube . , . .42
- --1-10t----Coir---- ---:-. -,--.,--.1/4--
41.101•11110,
114 Vs"'
Gerdes Newt
HOSE -LINE WASH MOPS
FOUNTAIN AUTO WASH ASOP--Cleat
water rushing through cotton yam mop
wasties away 'dirt. Detachable. non-rusf
metal hondie . • 2.25
HOSE -LINE WASH ISRUSH—The 'necnry'
rubber hose handle Maktle this vet',
flexible ond cosy to use Soft bristles
won't horn, f mists; speeds up washing
WONDER WASH
3.1!11
A bit Ie Wander Wash
added to o pail of
water cuts cat 'wash-
ing time in half. Needs
dlamois. 0 r i•s
without streolcss.
Per Can
.29
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canada's public libraries are used
1(.55 by adults than they. were 10
years ago,but more by ehildren.
The libraries stock about 6,500,000'
books and • -registered borrowers'
number 1.200;000 porsons.. borrow-
ing on the average 17 books a year.
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Honeybees gather nectar from a
wide variety of flowers, and., tte
amount and .e'oneentration of the
neetar secreted by a flower may de-
termine when visitations • will
made: Some flowers secrete rp!t-t.tir
in the morning and otherS in the
afternoon or early evening.-,
YOUR FRIENDS WILL
TELL YOU--
,
women allover Goderich are talk-
ing about how good Canada
Bread is! A kind to suit very
taste. Their Daintimaid cakes
and sweet goods are just like
mother used to make.
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JUST ASK
YOUR OWN NEIGHBORHOOD
GROCER FOR CANADA BREAD
OR STOP THE FRIENDLY ,
CANADA BREAD MAN ON
YOUR STREET; DO IT NOW.
Canada Bread
DAINTIMAID CAKES
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