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THE GODERICB SIGNAL -STAR
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need
A FVINAIE? A WATER NEATER?
MIN? NEW TOILET 'AMITIES?
A. ((IMPUTE PLUMPING MITES?
FIL-is installing these in the home
of thousands of Canadian
farmers eIrry year. Talk over 'a -.
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n
with your
Farm Improvement -Loan Y
Dearest B of M manager. Why not
do know while it's on your mind?
1Y HAN1'
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BANK OF MONTREAL
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WORKING WI1H CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817 ,
k PORTERS HILL mt•c'tiug so as to have the ealend:►r
• get 200 printed, each member to
VOitTF.R'S HILL, August :(►.- be• responsible for selling so many,
- The Augtist meeting of tate \V'.A• The meeting closed with •ilte Ni.iz-
of Grace Church was held at the pith benediction, after which the
home of Nina Donald Harris. lawhostess served a lovely: km(a The
September meeting will be at the
president opened the meeting with home of Mrs. P. Harrison.
Lytnn 401. after wbi'•h. the Lent's Miss (Tara Ilarrison, Clinton,
Prayer was repeated in utiseu. has been ,ptnditg a few days lion --
The
• was read hy Mrs. 1. days at the home of air .:Rud airs.
!'hc Script[ ort .t _•
Norris. The roll call was answered 1'.�Harrison,
by a harvest verse. The pregralu tail :and Slat nal 1.t'(•khurt :are
was given I.y Mr,. (r Manning and sla'utliug ;a few days 'tn ('liututt
tu11 lstt'd of tWuhumeroll' reading,. at the home of their grandparents,
A report of the naluea ..f 1114• birth- Apr. iusd NIrs. .1.- 14ickbart.
days for the t-alera{lar was reported — -- by Mrs. Alvin Bettie,. 1l1 these • tally one hooch of i;inana gro;ss
atauie'I Must be 111 by tilt SettIetuber to a tree.
TOWNSSIP COUNCILCounty and District
Colborne Townsnip
Tax Rate for 1952
Struck by Council
The ltupulutiou of the town of
Walkerton has reached its ull•tiuie
high, 3,3118.
'rowu Clerk ,1L '1'. Curless has
submitted his "resiguutiou to the
Clinton Couut'i,l, to become etlt•ctive
at the end of the )ear. Ile has
taet•ved in the -dual position of clerk
and „treasurer of the town for 1.'
1 eurs.
- 'l'he death of Cornelius Hoare of
Clinton ou Wednesday of, lust week
removed uu ,old and well-known
-
t.
of
the d tr
u Mr.ioure
resident
was in his Siltla year horn at
printed. IL was ala) t1'kided, to
.a
What do millions .
ople own that.
• t
t
Ohelps break
traffic bottlenecks?
Life insurance - because a large
part of the money that people put,
aside in lifeinsurance is invested in.
'ways that help -provide new roads
and bridges , as well as new
homes, stores, waterworks, power
.
plants, other aids to better living.
• •
Township Council iota in the
Township !tall, 4.'uiluw. Tuesday
evening. August 12, with all mem-
bers present.
('outtuuuieat'iuua read. and tjisl-
posed of vki't'e as follows: Treasury
•( tutu rio, showing
p)t•purtmeal of
Actuu, Lae - tuuglat school in Lost tUuot ut charged for maintenance
it awanush and later had a musical of patients in Ontario 1lospitals
instrument shop in Clinton. - Ile front the Township of Colbf,rite;
Was also a fruit -grower and apiar- A. NI. harper, submitting his mane
eat. 11is wife died in 1920 autl he ftir considerarion for the • appoint-
leaves- three Sous: Austin, of Lon- meat of auditor.
don; C'yrilti. of Pembroke, and Cu--' . Auditor Appointed
men, of Clinton. not It Mr. Attridge and Mr.
Clinton horticultural Society Ha•rp►er were present no interview
held Rs annual illiwer show last the council. Mr. Attridge said he
week. regretted withdrawing as auditor
Temple Clark, Luckuow, diet butt, for personal reasons, he was
August 13 at the age of 83 years. retiring from the accounting di(j1d.
the result of u heart attack.. Ile It was with deep •regret that Mr.
conducted. 41. tailoring business at A,ttritlge's resignation was accepted
Auburn before moving many y-eat:s by the council; Mr. -Harper stated
ago ti, Luckuow, where he con- that he had experience in audiiting
tinned in the same lin&of ltusines ., intilticipalities . and their related
Oliver Clark of Goderieh is a bro- bot 41s 1111(1 commissions and it was
ther. his desire to submit hit name Jar
Induction of two Anglitau clergy- consideration for tate appointment,
men took place in Huron last week. of auditor. By irrtler of council,
The Rev. H. L. Jennings, formerly gr. pauper teas appointed auditor
of St. Paul's Church, Brantford, for 1052.
was placed in charge of the Luck- Bylaw No. 9, stetting the rates for
now, Dungannon and Ripley con- tta ation"l►urpos,•s for the yeitr 1952
„rtb.►tt u.
g ' •• io and the Rev. A. Norman was passed. ,Rates are as ful1uw's :
,
Ellis k the new rector of the County. 1) Mills; township, ti twill'
parishes of Brussels, lienfryn and High School -Area, t-3=10 mills;
\V'ult)u.
Township School Area, 5-5-10 mills;
Hartlin--:Anderson geterul Public School, 4 mills:
An interesting nuptial event wit,: Separate S('hool, 5-5-111 mills; Fed -
the marriage of Muriel Elizabeth t'ratit,11 ,it' Agriculture, 2/5 of one
AtdenotIt, daughter of Mr. :toad utile,
.Airs. Earl Anderson, R.R. 4. lints- -Bylaw No.' 10, authorizing the
:els, to Corporal , Edmund Mivar(1 1icett'ing of dugs in the township
llurtlin, of the l•Itutou R.1'.A.F• was passel, Watson was
®aids science's battle
against diseose?
Life insurance — through. several
important medical research projects
which are supported wholly or -in
part 0,/ funds contributed by life
-insurance companies. As a result,
chances of living longer, healthier
lives are being increased for all
-Canadians.
lahelps keep
Canada strong?
Again -dile insurance' The money
set aside by millions of policy-
holders plays an important part in
financing -Canada's industrial econ-
omy. And this, in turn, strengthens
the nation's defence program.
sends boys and
girls to college?
This .is another important job that
life insurance does — while also
-,providingamoria.y for family emer-
gencies. Sor'he other important uses:
retirement income, mortgage re-
paymt nt,"'business insurance.
A trained life underwriter — representitig one of the
more than 50 Canadian, 'British and United State;- life
insurance companies in Canada — will gladly help you
plan for your family's security and your own needs in
tater years. Rely on him! -
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station. son of Mr. mud Mrs. ()Wen ttltlNtittted 1►og i,tt•ence (,tll,s tut for
Hardin ut Noy"a Scotia, which took the year 1952.
place in Knox United t'hurcla, etc:- •I'lte • atljonrue,l uteei tug of Ho'
grave, the Ices'. l'harles I'ox official_ council, 1elephute c•,nuuissiuners
ilag. Miss three wallof Gotlt i n -h and ra,tetittyers'tt'f the township w:•s
was the soloist. tlrs_. Ted flunking
of Auburn. sister of the bride, was
the- matron. of honor and another j
.i.ter." Alias .lutlrey Anderson µf,4
Hamilton; watt; bridesmaid. Rest
man wa • Corporal Keith 'Correll
of t;otteheti. After the ci•ren►ony"
the couple lett un- a trip to Nova,
5rulia.
--Accidellts. tan _ -
No. 4 Higlivvay
No. 4 ltigitway .•4,utitiut:s Rs re
clad - itf frequent mttt.tr car a, -
, idents. t (tt 'I'hursd:ty 1:1'1 foul'
Gert• injured in :t t
eo'Ti-1. 11 ;ti 1li 1itt.-1- t ot'I,tit of Iligll-
N% 1 :anal irh hit-Hetiot••
-
,•:11' .•t fee: io I:tltti oil lip of
I,1.t• ,•f 1, lelt,-ne j.ries. .\ yoil:a:=
!lath -.from - I1. iy n. (,in•:, t�71s ;tae
aero alsly :tljnred of three
wh,: were taken 1,, \ tt•ior,:a
H.:sltil.a
1.. ,11)14.14. The f..111111 4\ ;Is
',..1111;; .`: 11det1[" 1 rrtlll T.,r.tilt., w'i;tr
w:1- hitch hiking tt. NI:tit inliu Is -
;and and who • w as only ' 'Bight ly
iulnsed. I'.ht ' fttlit villg al:ty four
women and 0 youth from Hettsall
wort' Itnrt when :au -Exeter taxi
went otT the rad arid brake utl' two
hydro pole* :t 111114. :411(1 0 quarter `
Borth of 1•:xeter. Nit's. Lou Sauat,
sun, who was throwta through tht, e
doter of the car, suffered a frac-
tared left s'huulder. right , wrist and •
ribs. and was taken to \'ietori:t'
Hospital. The live were on their ;
w;ay to work in the canning plaint
:it Exeter, _, •
1 �,'�'�$..-
THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES IN CANADA
"It is Good Citizenship to own Life Insurance"
ry,
50% Redilction off regular one way fare. Only 25c
EACH WAY direct to RCAF Station, Clinton.
MONDAY TO FRIDAY—Coach leaves Samis Motors
(at the traffic light) at 7.20 a,m., makes a trip around
Court House and then direct to R.C,A-F,, Clinton, arriving
there by 7.45 a.m• Returning leaves R.C.A•F. Station by
5.10 pm, arriving Goderich 5.35 p.m.
Comfortable Coaches—Careful courteous chauffeurs,
FULLY INSURED—extremely low rates. 011 time
schedules.
the
of
at
the request
This service has been inaugurated
R:C.A.F• authorities who believe it is necessary. If after
a reasonable trial patronage justifies its continuance—
it will' be maintained. This service is available at
special raters to service and civilian personnel employed
atClinton R.C.A.T:
THE WESTERN ONTARIO MOTORWAYS LIMITED
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MOTORWAYS
LEEBURN
Goderich Township
L1:I:BI'ItN, August'=t)• Mips Asks Fire Service
N.lint+bcth lluuglau of Hanover •
visited )n Sanday with hNr cousin, in• Clinton Area
Nlrs. John Chisholm raid family.
Nir. alai Mrs. 11. Erllring el
Iluuuver visited ou Sunday with l'hr Lire arid lytitor committee of
the foruter':' cousin, Nlrs. Willi:+:u
J. Meyers 211141, Mr. Meyers .Llai tltr l'lintuu Town('ouucil and melte
fuwily. hers of aht l'liuton Tire department
Nlr. and Mr's. Dan Kern and faun will meet W'ith'1tie•t;udcrich Tow�i:-
ily of Hamilton svertr week -egad t 1iip l'uuucil iii :\ugust .'•'r, to di,
visitors with ,Mr, and Mrs-. 'I'hou+;t, (u. , a proposed pluu fur Mire pro
Claishultu• ! lection of that I►t►rtii,u of the town -
House guests for two wetks.vvith
Mr. uud Mrs. Autlrew llogithi - ut'ur ('lira,;vu 'by the ('1lutuu
' are Heel tlt'l►i►rtmeut,
" • and §u7►r,
ales. Ut'or6t miter• ll t Edward tiregg; anti John Deeves,
1Jiavid and Ittrhaill and Mra• G)drricla '1'owu hip co rte 1luis, ut
Radecki and children, Rayutotltl tended the met'tittg; of cite ('Linton
and Pamela, all of Detroit,
ASHFIELD
ASHFIELD, August. 20. --- air,
'Town l'otutoil on Mouduy night of
last Week and retlt;tes•ted a definite
arrangement for lire protection. An
agreement has already been reached
with the 1.1011eld lire department
Gordon Drennan had the misfor- and a formal agreement witch Ciotb'-
•tuue to• break his ankle in two rich '1'owu ('otfucil is awaiting dual
places .'when his tractor turned approval by .the '1'ownsl}fp Council,
turtle over the bank of a creek, but, according to the deputation,
Lle is. in Winghaua hospital. I towsiship residents -lu [the Clinton
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McKay and area are dissatisfied. They say
children spent Sunday in Auburn they are paying taxes for protection
with Dr, Weir. witicm tem. h is eight or 10 utiles distant
Miss Mabel Maelonald of Wind-
sor -is visiting her parents, Mr. and P ed Details
..AND YOU CAN GET THEM AT
GODERICH MOTORS
FORD &- MONARCH SALES & SERVICE
SOUTH ST. GODERICH
at $1'2,000,
Councillor Caryl Draper, chair-
man of the -tire and water commit-
tee, suggested that the surrounding
township councils should have a
ojoint' meetiig, with the Ontario lire
Proposed a marshal present, to discuss tire pro -
the
a�rraugesueut suggested by tectton for rural areas. He added
int township would be that the that there is more than protection
town of Clintonwouldl►e'granted n to be considered ---as water is _a
major problem.
ST THOMAS. ROTARIANS
Mrs. Alex. Macdonald,
Miss Eileen Vassella is a patient
in Goderich hospital, after an oper-
ation for appendicitis.
set for Thursday eveu•iug, Septew-
tar 4.
.Accounts submitted and passed
for payment were as follows: itoad
vouchers, $3,009.69; William Cecil
Attridge, fox bounty, $1.50; Harry
Phillip's, fox bounty, $1.50: Bob
Bradley, fox istuuty, $1.50; Regis-
trar of Deeds, $1,05, Sigu:tl-St:t
account, $35.04; County of Mucous
indigent . patients. $52.50; \\-ilfred
Fisher, relief account, $01.75; Ed-
ward ('out ('t►., • relief ati•et(ttut,
$'28,54) \\'illi:ut \\'est lake, salary,
$100.00; \\'illiaulm S:tllow's, stamps,
$10.00. 1.
a
Colwell adjourned to i 1cct T111.`,
•r
day evening, September 2, al
retaining fee plus a certain amount
for each call. The proposed agree-
ment with Goderich '1'owu Council
calla' for payment of a retaining
fee of $100 plus $PMUSIC TIV.50 for each. null, .
Clinton council flats tut present' ".1'I:IttLANs fur the first 0FEStlttttall ItotALtary
no arrangement - with "arty outside
tuutnicipuluty for hire protection►,
Calls for assistance are always
answered by. the fire brigade, with
the party who calls for help paying
$75 for 'the first hoar and $25 for
each hour or port of hour after.
1►iscussion on the nmtater lt(1 by
('uannciflot Nturgau► Agnew showed
that the six cur seven fires this
year in the town cult $:13:t each,
as ut:►iutenauce of Mire equipment
uud to ltei items rusts $2.000 yearly.
h 111 filet' �lli
lr a Joint t
1, 1,
The- 'tow n's,4,lniptueut is valued
NI usic Festival, sponsored by the
members of the St. Thomas Rut:t 1 y
Club. art', already well on the way
to completion. The festival will he
held front lt(indit •, Novenpl►et• 21,
14. Friday, November els, in Knox
1'resbytt•rian Church, St. 'Phomas
l'otttestauts who are planning 10
enter the ft-stiyttl are urgent to
submit their applications 118 snort
as possible. Appliia►tiou fortes may
be found in the (Oficial festival
sy'lluhtts which 4.011 -be obtained pat
Anthony's Nlusic Store. Talbot
street, St. 'Phomas, or from; the
festival secretary, Mrs. Eleanor
'I'houuts, 4 ('edati• street, St. Thomas.
Ali applications are to be mailed
diroet to the butter address. `
'1'lte syllabus contains also de-
tailed information concerning eutry
regulations, prizes and a list of
the -187 classes in which competi-
tion is being held. These cover at
wide range of categories, including
choral -singing, vocal, solos,. piano
solos, string soles, woodwind solos
and small orchestral group playing.
There is also a special competition
for cl►ureh (choirs,
4'anaula's 10th provi nee. New-
foandhtitd, became England's first
colony its '1583.
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SURGING POWER
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CREWE
t'Itl•:\V'1•:. August 20. -Mr. :gni] -
11rs. AV'arreur Zinn a.1+d ('lurk Zinti
were Clinton Visitors on Sunday.
'Mrs. l.. \1. plumber of Hamiltons i
visited recently with M►•. and .N1 as.
.line Sherw,•od: t )then --friends ° :1t
the Sherwood home 011 Sat ttrdaty ,
:ryening • were tIr, .incl Nit's, ,lit t a
111rhour of London, ter, and Nits,',
Alt.'rt Rundle and three little
daughters of Oshawa,. •
Misses Ruth :Ind- Sylvia' Curran
are at present working in Sted
-man's store in Goderiell.
Miss Norma Sherwood is enjoy- i
ins a fortnight's holiday with Mt•.I
and Mrs. Harvey Ros8 and Janet j
at' Garson, Northern Ontario.,
Ntrs. J int ' Iloak and infant son'
returned from Goderich hospital W► I
Wednesday.
Miss .Annie Metlu.tid from West-
ern Canada is visiting relatives in
this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. \Carren Zinn at-
tended the Jlael_►rtr►uld-' 'udt: wed-
ding at W'allticeburg on Saturday.
Mr. and \irs. l'litford Crozier
and family were London visitors 1
on Sunday-. Clifford's mother canoe '1
hack with them for a visit here.
W.M.S: The August meeting of i
the ('revue SV.,LS. Was held at the'
lionte• of Mrs. Finnigan on Thursday
afternoon, August 7. The program,
Was in charge of Mrs, E. Zinn and,
it being the children's nreetini',
practletall5• :all had a part. The
chapter in the study book s•as taken
by Mrs. pt. Finnigan. After a Inst-
ttess discussion, the meeting dosed
with a hymn and prayer. Lunch t
was served. The litten(lanee 5515 ,
21.
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ST. AUGUSi'INE
S'1'. .A1'Gi'S'I'1NE, :\ugu.t 20.- -
M iss 1 ren. (►'('minor. ' London,
visited her sister Rose for two
weeks recently. -
tlrs. Lyle Millhts'rtt of Chatham,
who has been home with her par-
ents for 11 week here. has returned
again.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo' (trophy and
family spent a few day's at the
horn. of Ambrose 'lir, ,hv.
I .
-� Mr. and Nlrut. A. Anstill, Win t;
hath, spent Stint`1t►y -evening with I
\Ir. anal Mrs. Maty 1.eddy,
Mr, "and tlrs. .foe Brophy, airs.
Mary White and little Mafy and
John. Winghnrn, spent a day with
their many friends here lost week.
Mr. and Nirs, Maurice Edwards.
and little Stephen spent the week-
end with Mr. and airs. Gus Kina-
httit
Mrs. N. Hayes, Godecteh, is visit-
ing at the 'horne sof her brother,
atr. .foe Boyle and Mrs. itoyle
this week.
The curly Egyptians forbade the
Bailing of onions 1eeall84- of their
religion. 'Vet It was in 1,:gyp1 thaat
the onion ortginitted.
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