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105th Year --No. ;al
BUSINESS DIRECTOkY
(BARTERED ACCOUNTANT'
W. CECIL e'rrathiliti.
CHAI(TEJ(1:D ACCOUNTANT
Phone Nu.-Otiice 343W. 'House 3.43J
,Goderich.
CI11ROPAACT1C
HERBERT B. SUCH, D.C.,
Doctor of Chiropractic.
Office Hours:
Mon., Thurs -9 a.nr. to 6 p.m.
Tues., Fri --a a..w. to .5 p.m.
7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Wed. & Sat. 9 to 11.30 a.m.
Vitamin Therapy
Office -Corner of South St. and
Britannia Road. Phone 341.
SIMMINIr
INSURANCE
McK1LLOP MUTUAL FIRE 1N-
SURANCE CO. Farm and
li .olated town itroperty insured.
President, J. L. At'aloue, Se>aforth;
'Vice -President, J. 11. McEwing,
Blyth; Mlana.ger and Secy-Treas.,
ld. A. Reid, Seaforth. •.
Directors -S. I1. Whitmore, .oea-
torth ; Chris. Leoahardt, Bornholm;
E. J. Trewartha, Clinton; Robt.
Archibald, Sevaforth ; John Il. Mc -
Ewing, Blyth; Frank . McGregor,
'Ciintou ; Wm. S. Alexander, A1'al-
1c•n ; J. L. Malone, Seaforth; Har-
-yew Fuller, Goderich. -
Ageutth---J. E. Pepper, Brucetield ;
R. 1'. M'eKercher, I)ublin ; J. F. Pru-
,eter, llrodhagen; Wan. Leiper, Jr.,
1,ondesboro; S. Bake • Brussels. ..
Policy -holders can make all pay-
ments and get their cards recelpted
at the Royal Bank, Clinton; Keith
P`utt's Grocery, Kingston Street,
Goderich.
Western Ontario
Motorways
SUMMER BUS
TIME TABLES
EFFECTIVE
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25.
Phone 344 for
details.
Charter Coaches for all occasions:
For information phone Samis
Motors at 344, particutariy for'
schedule changes on holidays.
Roy. N. Bentley
Public Accountant
P.O. Box 58. Phone r,587
Goderich, Ontario'
NOW LOCATED
IN BANS
OF
COMMERCE
BUILDING
ON THE SQUARE
II. M. FORD
Get Insured - Stay Insured -
Rest Assured
TELEPHONE 268w ,
obertclj
4110
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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY .17th, 1952
t .
SOML TIIING NEW! I POLICE, COURT • ' ST GEORGE'S SUNDAY
d John Dcet4
ALBERT SHORE
Public Accountant
Income Tax Consultant
1.1c011101.1c01110Tax Returu.s prepared
for businesses, farmers and
individuals. Financial state-
ments prepared. .Auditing,
Bookkeeping; and, Accounting
Service. Office corner North
St. and Square. Residence,
14 Victoria St., Goderich.
Phones; Office 975, Residence
444.
ADDRESS P.O. BOX 797,
GODERICH.
Two new
heavy uty a 1n j SCHOOL PICNIC HELD
.- ._-
and o plow tractors.etractors.suc(esr.uts I'' Indecency Charge
-
wodely '•A" and ll" will lie au• 1` :About 75 pupils aucl their
bounced 011 Saturday by W. �G.! Against Seaforth iv:tellers aitentled the annual picnic
Simmons Sons Ltd., Mayon road,'
• •' •
Goderich. 'These now 'meters lea -Man iS Dismissed of Vit. George's Anglican ('hurts►
tuft a host rif engineering advance-
merits,
dvance- Sunday School, 1ie111 at Jovvelt's
t according toWk.(' `iln n•`
• Grote, li.lytield, on Wednesday,
uicn uccu l Iig G.
_., it lU > .
Sons Ltd., and also 111ltjor improve- A charge o1 indecent assault 011 a July .tl.-1larold Shore, Sunday
lueuts which luake, thein .1he great malt against Stewart \!c(;rt!gor ,,: School st►1K•riuteudetrt, pttb in
e t v•ilues cvt)r dYerel by John firth vt••ts (ti sluissed i(1 \lag's- cit:age of the arraugemetits.y
trate D- E. I101mes last. Thursday hunt sere eujoyel, \lrs. Paul dill
NO,liTll ST1iEE'I' AA'.31.6, ,.ori the groiuuls that there was iu- and \1rs. Arnold Magill supervised
sullicient t•orrul►orutive evidence to thin serving of hoi,tul'tiful tticuic
I The July meeting of the 1V.y1.5. •uhlver. Jamesa yLlrris was iu
1)(�ore. A hall game, races anti a treasure
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Correspondence promptly - an-
swered. Immediate arrangements
can be made for -Sales Date by
calling Phone 466J, Clinton.
Charge moderate and satisfac-
tion Guaranteed.
Geo. G. MacEwan
Fire, Accident and Motor Car
Insurance
OFFIOF,-MASONIC TEM1 E-
WF.6T STREET
PHONE 230 GODERICH
HAROLD JACKSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
HURON AND PERTH
Seaforth Phone 11-661 or
Harry Edwards, Goderich
Phone 144
C. F. CHAPMAN
General Insurance
Fire, Automobile, Casualty
Real Estate
30 Colborne St., Goderich
Phone 18w
F. T. Armstrong
OPTOMETRIST
Phone 1100 for appointment
SQUARE GODERICIT
A. L. COLE
Optometrist -Optician
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted
Phone 33 Goderich, Ont.
D. GUITARD
Stonework, Brickwork and '
Plastering
A good job of plastering has
no substitute
Phone 482, Brock•aud Victoria
iT=S STILL BETTER
•DURHAM MEMORIAL
ARENA CERTIFICATES
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of- North Street United Church was convict -tLe aused utas. charge of the races.
• Snorts Results
- Results of the various sports
events were' as follows:
Girls: four years and under• ---1.
:lattice Carroll, 2. Carolyn t,.rahatu,
3. Janet Duckworth; six years and
under - -- 1. Sharon Carroll,:.
\'ivienne Hugill, 3. Lynn Parkin -
sun ; eight years and under -,1.
-Dianne Morris, 2. Sharon Carroll,
3. Lynn Parkinson; 10 years and
under - 1. Jgdith 2tht1hers, _.
Nadinne Venn, 3. Patsy 1'revett ;
12 years and under-- 1. Gwen
Stewart, • Judith Mathers, 3.
Nadinne Venn; 14 years and under
--1. (vert Steuart, 2. Juan -Morris,
3. Prances Morris;
Boys: four years 'and under --1.
John Duckworth, 2..1inlwie Morris;
six years and under -1. Urian Car-
rell, 2. sticky Duckworth, 3. Chris
Graham; eight years and 'alder ---
1. Dennis Duckworth and Paid
Seaforth pulite keep mc.Geogur ('arrol1 t tied I, 2. Peter l'revett, :1.
tinder strict surveillance." Bri:nl Carroll; 10 years and under
\Viliiltni .Jamieson, formerly a ---1..10110 \lurri.h, 1. harry Stewu;t,
bartender in the sergeant's mess at 3 1)0uaItt Rouse; 12 yearn an(1
Elle R.('.A.F'. station, (etralia, >a'aS under ---M: John Morris, 2. t,aty
fined $101.1 an(1 costs with 1111 utter- \Ward. 3. Barry- Stett•art; 14 year;
'1'he Magistrate said that unsworn
ci•idence had been given by tie
young boy tvho had accused Mc-
Gregor of the indecent act, tis well
as the boy's friend.
held in the Sunday School 'room of
the church on 'Tuesday afternoon,
July 8, with a very good attendance
despite the intensely warm weather.
The president, Mrs. Howard
Robertson, occupied the chair for The police constable gave , evl-
the opening and - business session- deuce that he saw the young boy
The meeting was opened by the coining; from the race track and he
singing" of 0 hymn. followed by the had 60 cents which lie said the ac -
repeating of the Lord's prayer in eased gave binl. The constable also
unison. The usual reports were said that the accused told him lie
read and- adopted. A letter of ups had been looking for empty beer
predation for clothing and money bottles and had one in his hand.
sent for overseas relief work trout Rule is Safeguard
the Rev. V. T. Moloney of the over- ,"The la\v requires that 11OSw0111
seas department -in 'Toronto tv &s evidence must be corroborated."
read by Miss Strang. Twenty -sive s:oid the magistrate. "Corrobora-
cltlls on sick and shut-ins were live evidence may be received by
'reported. The devotional period, the court i*ttt it only indicates the
under the leadership of Miss Minnie credibility of the witness.,_ This
Campbell, was opened by the sing- rule may, in malty' instances, save
ing of a hypun and the repeating a person who is the victim of a
Of a second hymn in unison as a -child s too vivid la►agivat,iotl. I
prayer. The Scripture lesson was Would suggest, however, that the
read by Mrs. A. Holmes and prayer
was offered by Airs. T. 1)oluerl y.
Miss Hunie sang a very appropriate
solo. A very splendid and interest-
ing report of the United Church
('onference.,•held in ,London recently,
was given -hy Mrs. A. M. Robertson. native of :10 days in jail when he 1(d under ---1. ich-i rd Madge, 2.
Plans for the neat meeting, winch Pleaded guilty of, theft of funds lion Stewart, 3. John Morris.
will not be held until •Septetitber 2, from the -mess.
Vette discussed. Mrs. C. Marker Defense ('ull►rsel Frank 1)oilnelly,
made an, urgent •appeal for more Q.V., said that Jamieson was sorry
visitors to the sick and strut -ins.
The nleetingl'elosed by the repeating
in unison of the ;llizpah benedic-
tion. -
Profitable', Opportunity
for RESILIENT REPRE-
SENTATIVES
to handle a complete line ..of
Building Specialities
on full or part-time basis.
MEN CONTACTING BUILI)-
iNG TRADE, ARCHITEC'T'S
ANi) SM:AL1. CONTRAC-
TORS PREFERRED.
For complete details -
Write Box 62, Signal -Star.
2)-30
CARTAGE
IN I,O('AL ANI) RURAL
ninsTitii‘cirs AT ANY 'I'IME.
Bert Mohring
23, ('AMItRID(.E 4T
PI1ONT': 612M 28-.9x
GODERICH PAVILION:
Dancing Wednesday and Saturday`
ry Saturday Night -
NEIL McKAY AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Vocals byTune and Johnny
Every Wednesday Night- , -
MODERN AND OLD TIME DANCING
CLARENCE PETRIE'S 'NIGHTHAWKS
OLD HOME WEEK
-- -DANCING NIGHTLY AUG. 3rd to 7th- -
Plan to take your friends and family to the _•Pav, for a
special Old Home Week inner, served daily Aug..3rd
to 7th from 4.30 to 7.30 p.m.
for what- he had done, Ile • was
drunk at the time, lull _wits will-
ing to go back to the air station
and work out his sentence. Crown
Attorney 11. Glenn Huy's, Q.C., said
Special Services
Mark Anniversary
at Porters Hill
1 ►r:utge race (n01)-1. Ricky
1 htckwerth, 2. Paul Carroll, 3.
1►4nnis Duckworth and Peter
1' r(• vett (t led I ; orange race eearry ).
--1. Gwen Stewart and 11'ouald
the air force didn't want Jau►ies,-1i
back.
Lloyd Stebbins 'of Exeter was
sentenced to one week in jail with
an additional week if `hr -
failed to
pay court. costs, when he pleadtd
guilty to it disorderly charge. A
further charge of wilfully Causing
property datuugo at- the home iIf
itis mother and step -father, Mr. and
Mrs. Silas Stanley, Exeter, was
dismissed. The Crown Attorn(.y
said that Stebbins engaged in a
duel - with his son :it his wife';
house near (;rand Rend.
A charge of wilfully causing pro-
perty damage _ to the Brown Derby
cafe in (-Clinton agailist Andrew 1
311tcllel1 of \\'inghan► was dismissed
when 1►efels(' Counsel, Frank 1)011-
tit'1My, (1_(", undertook to ohtai,it
p:(ytuent fr*ui& Itis client. 1'or :t i416
for •$'_".►-:,(i, the :amount reutiircil 1:i !
pay for reirtit`I-i to t11e proPett.y.
OBITUARY
Grace United t'hUrch, Porter's
hill,
Will mark its 25tli anniversary
this ye:it-with two special Suutlays.
( ►u July 117, the Church will
celebrate the and►Iversviry of the
laying of the cornerstone. The Rev.
C111 rles 1►. ('(lx -of llelgrave, a
former ute►ubef of Grace Church,
will be the guest speaker. Services
will he at 11 a.m. and 7.30 `p.m.
'niece will be special tuusic by the
choir and Mr. Les' Pearson will
be guest soloist for the morning
and -Miss Jayne Mary Snell of
14(11(1eshoro for the evening.
All former members and friends
are cordially invited to attend and
share in fellowstidp► and warship
on July 27.
()n October lt) the 25th annivers-
ary of the church opening tv'ill be
held. The guest speaker will be
t1e_ ltev. Jaynes A. (:ale of Ridge-
way, Ont., a son of the late Itev.
It. Al. Gale, when was the ministd•
of the church when it was built.
Further announcement of the
()dotter 19 services will be made
later.
JOIINSTONE--BLAKE
A wedding of interest took place
\Vedtt*sday, July 71, :1t the home
of \l r. and 'Mrs. Jelin T. Blake,
Prances street. \Villetrinl, when
their uttly daughter, Bernice, was
'United -in marriage to .31r: Gordon
,Johnstone, son of Mr. and Mrs..
Adam Johnstone of Lucknow.
The bride was attended. by the
greeni's .sister. Miss' 31yrtle John-
stone. Air. Ittissell.,_k1 11 4.11 was
groo1105nt1111.
The (initiating ministers were 1)r.
\V. -\. Beecroft, \Vinghaul, and the
Rouse, 2. Nancy Hughes -land Gary 1 het-. A. W. limon, Brantford. Mrs.
:1. 1)i:inne. A!orris and John NV.: E Alton, aunt of the bride.
Morris; life saver race --1. Elisa- played the wedding music and Miss
bolt Lander and Itichard Madge, Caroline \Vclivvootl was soloist.
_. Nadinne Venn and Paul Smith, - After the ceretneny a -buffet 100(0-
(4111 was served to over 50 guests
by friends of the bride, Miss ('ora
`i-- -_
(:.inhe�t. 111 -ss -\t,iri(ul . ►ui,p._on,
Miss .1 lilda Twautley, "Miss Ethel
Brown, ALiss 11'i14t Hoffman an'd
Mrs. I.. Balser. , -
\1r. 'and 31rs. "Johnstone Will re-
side on the groom's farm, 11.11. NO.
7„ Luckn►ty.
3. Dianne Morris and :John Morris;
slipper scrautble--1. Gary Ward,
2. Gwign SteWart, :3- Frances 3fii'r-
ris ; kick the stiffer (12 and over) -e•
1. .loan Morris, 2. Pauline hill, 3,
h:tisabetIt l,audor and \latah
'1'iederuan rtied ► ; throw the orange
----I, Jean Venn and Joan Morris,
2. Frances Morris and Don Rouse,
3., Given Stewart and Rev. B. 1I.
Farr; wheelbarrow race -l- Iticn-
ard Madge and Don Stewart, _'
John Morris 1111(1 Barry Stewart, 3,
DO.1101.d house and Gary Ward; .ball
throw --1. Iteth Morris, 2. Frances
31orris; slipper scramble, 1(1 years
and tinder- -1. 1)iamle ,:Morris,
.I:71et. Magill. :3. 3Iargaret. t)uck-
tterth.
NAME MRS. F. M. WEAVER
SCHOOL GROUP DIRECTOR
i The :111111:01 cotiv -ntiol o*' tdtc^
('auadi:1 Business Schools .\ssoci-
.11►I1N \tnN.\VG41'I'((N tiou• ‘vas held reeditly ut t11t),
The last surviving member of '1;4.110,411a Hotel, 1 ►sh:tw:l Itepre
the 1000 Huron ('/,tttlty ('0ltlo'il setll:lt it•('s (1•(1i11 11115111( '1 S1'I1o11!S
au(1 a former councillor of Stanley i sous 1 :11,011 wort) p.eseut. Tho 1
1'0wnship►, John McNauglito.u,. dad k;odericli Business ('**liege has been
011 Friday in Victoria 1Iosi1it:ll,utdililite(l .with the ass►1ci:ltio11 t'ru
London, at the age of 57. 'several years and has enjoyed :1111
Born in Stanley Township. i(e
Worked .the faros on which he teas
born -40 years instil lie retired and
moved' t.e 1,ltndon in 1920.' Ile was
benetitte(1 by the thinly privileges
and advantages sp►otlsercll by the
11554cia t ion.
This erg:ulizat,ien, Heide up of
It tueunter of St.. James \Vestarir►sterlpr1vite business schools front roast
Augliean church in • London. to coast, has established high .stand -
Ile is survived by a daughter,
1111lea; Kathleen McNaughton, and
sou, Ritchie, botch of London; olio
grandchild; a brother, David, of
Bayfield ; four sisters, Airs. James
Johnston, "Goderich Township; Mrs.
J. D. Leslie, Saratoga, Cal.; ai"s.
E. -A. Shannon ani :\iris.JaWk-
son, both of Lethbridge, Alta.
The funeral was conducted :It
the George E. Logan and . ons fuin-
eral chapel, London., Monday after-
noon, by the Rev. H. E. Merrifield
of St- James Westminster Anglican
Church..London. Interment was in
1i3 tielcl cemneters, -
ear KIST ;
By +he
CARTON
GODERICH
At
The PARK
PHONE 1150
THEATRES PRESENT
On the
Square
Now -A Trojan trick brought up-to-date "The Wooden -horse" -
with Leo Genn.
Mon., Tues., Wed.-
"MARA MARU"
\Vit11 a i'Iillipiue ls;nldrl ►tackground, 1) sully. seaf;tring 11111'
01.011 ;1 grntlp of nW 1 \t•Ilo -eek treasure 10:1 en a sllnkerl
1"r boat t .
Ruth !Ionian. Errol Flynn, Paul. i'icerni
Thurs., Fri.. Sat.-
"RED SKIES of MONTANA"
I1 Tee•ll1i4`+,let•
Tills is a story of 1114 s114k4.,Inn►iw•rs, the pmrme111(1' eor1Hs of t111.
Forestry I'M rel. tt•)11 all Chu. blueing thrills of 7144.41 11az`
:I t•d11114 .s.urvi(1'.
Itiekard %Vidnrark, Constance Smith, .ioe Sawyer
Coming---Special-"flinging In the Rain" -in color with - Ilene
Kelly, Debbie Reynolds.
L
M(t►N••••
CAPITAL
The Street
PHONE 47
At West
Ntdw-"11r. Peek -A -Roo" -a French fatltasy with Joan Green -
Mont.
"HOLLYWOOD STORY" -
1 11 n0 all:1nc1o11w1 110]Ivlv*1ti1,1 1141,11, :0 N(''1 heck pr1a1014-(•1' 111'1'
pure: to Ma 10' :1 i111111re ;1rrd 11111.1, a Ill/11'111'r 11/.4 ,1
Iticharl ('once, .Julia .A darns, 'Henry it till
Thurs., I''ri., Sat. -
"THREE FOR BEDROOM C"
111 Technieelol •
.\t, old fail rit r1) all. in ;1 new mill •oplltistil'a1e11 eonled> p,aek
tit with tuiIariolisntertlahollow.
Gloria Swanson, .lances \Warren. Fretl ('lark
Coming-itarbara hairs Robert Cummings, in "The First Time."
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anis of business efficiency for cone
mercial students. The 14olird of
Examiners, working- independently
of any school, sets and marks all
examination papers. The Ctinitdi 111
Business Schools Association pion-
•eered the visual training field and
has developed a circulating library
of educational films which are
shown at each weather school at
regular intervals. In addition to
the examination service and visual
educational program, the Canadian
Business Schools Association main-
tains a ,,.high quality of teaching
standards. and ensures that each
member school provides the maxi-
mutn of community service.
Miss Jean Lownds, president of
the association 'and Principal of
the Lownds School of Commerce,
New Westminster, 11.(`., arranged
-for several outstanding speakers
in the ((ucatienal field. Publish-
ing. • and business inanhines com-
panies 111(1 on display the latest
in school equipment.
Jlr. Gordon Scott, of Scott Busi-
ness College- Ltd., Saskatoon, was
elected pre,l(1vnt -for the ensuing;
•yelar.,1)irectors for two year period:
:Mrs. 1'. •31, Weaver, (:0derich itnsi-
ness College laid Mr. \i. 11, 11:1 •-
ilet I, 1►shit wa Business Col lege.
Representing Goderich :it the een-
velltiotl 'was 31rs. h'. 11. Weaver,
I'rinci.pal of Goderich Busiue,s Col
lege. •
GODERICH AND KIPPEN
GUN CLUBS HOLDS SHOOTS
Gu(reric1 and 1'rppw•n gun club,
combined livid :0 toi�1'd te;1u1 s11n1 t
1a51 \Vt:drles(Iay oculi;:. .1111y !►. :�1
Sky harbor, introdlcing :0 no('4.1
fe;l711It 'There twill b(• a -*-ries e1
four shoots, held :1 IIer1aleit .1!
i:vlilericli :1101 Hillis't1 over :1 dwyrioll
of Six weeks. T11e1e are 1111 1'111
fres
4,7 opt ions. the onit st 11111:11 i.11
'Wing IllaI the Iosel•s 4:11,111 pros
a ,a1 11111.1* for 111* tvilner- .it t he
l ni11la t len- of the series Team
(•:allt;lins. .\shley );ilbvrt 1:e11eri1.b•
and 11111 Kyle. Kipper), - 11'e1e11
men ,front bo11 ellb • yea King up
team, of seven ('on114.111 on-
* 11111• :1111 1 1,i11 141le', 10:111 look rhe
14.111 with 1:17, a small 041ar; in *11
A-ll1' (;ilberl'. 1,011 \t i'11 131.
1n a not nt,r 2:, bird WtW11. I:ii
1iiyle look the prize .1f the elWn
ing tvilll n lw•rfecl 4441(* 11e1'e'
I'rolis1e, (;oll4 1111, )toll 111e _11 1 11(1
1:aldic:l1, \Vint :a score et 2.1.
The second '411001 in the w
will he iieid al Ki11p1'r1, \l1'(1n1's11 i).
,II11C" 3. :it I;:t1► pin , tt li ti :any
sniiwt•s ttisliing to participate et 11
♦
added to the tome,.
COOK'S,
HAMBURGS -
After the Dance or Show
DROP IN FOR A
SNACK -
Open Late Every Night
Egcept Monday.
Corner of Britannia
and Widder.
Take Out Orders Given
Special Attention
PHONE 22l.
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AT
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7 p.m. --CHILDREN'S ,COSTUME PARADE LED BY
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