HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1952-09-11, Page 8L.EGION I-ISat., Sept. 13
JACKPOT of $37.80 for full house in 52 calls.
If not WOR on Saturday; value of jackpot and a1f0
number of calls will be raised each week until itI.
is Won.
17 GAMES $1.00
$5.00 CASH PRIZE
4 SPECIALSShare the Wealth
Doorsopen at 8.30 p.m.
1st game starts at 9.00 p.m
Attti*llal per eai,iia ronsumlti(•r!.f t'igslret' in ('auitdl a 1._'(441. The
British figure is 1,444' and the t'.S.
2,400.
t'ai ida's national Int-ta ole :tad 11'0value of gt t1. and services duroh19'l lota?led =t_'1._'(M,.(M1,(1(lit.
seemed.
THUIMID,411T, SEPT. 1.1ti, Illi
. 11EPIPARDTON
T (laterided f rt las* we1ekr
1( sly K,. K. tiee/wel, Etat* Easer-•sem ` )i�.11-1. its the t i*i.uy .4 a ter1 itt dal. a s Ji*i e, 1rb13. a ..aw year
ants( the outbreak .-•f tar War of
lbl a wvl+,wu -.uf alight and
de•l*e ie fraslur,"' ,bleu its ked r Stott*year. ort tout frosts tjureeluMur4, vasiw 1_':tuadi�1u aisle of the..Niagara
ltitrr just oxlvw the a turpruetat
t+ti which Kr.<t't )1vuu of tow
stand*, and beg n a ' long da)'s
you^try on fount. through tlar enrruy
liar„ ahi4-h was dt lined to write
her ]ante fur tell titer'un the pages
.+f Cauarlian' history.
.She wa- 1t-- urn St urd. wifle 'of
Juno-, $cord. a rt -spec -ted chiselof (1ueeustou. rhe wat born auIngersoll of Great Harrington,
Masa. daughter of Major Thomas
Ingersoll. who fought on the Cun-
tineutal side in the ltevolutiouar)
War ,tut later rrtuuved with his
familc to Canada. The day of
their arrival in Canada is not ex-
aciiy kuow u. but was probably,
%around 1.t .
American Ilan
At the time of Laura $cc•urd'-
jt.urue, ate Cauadiiln r.-ide of the
rites. for seteral miles inland, watt
•
EBB ROSS
Says
"Think of Life Insurance as a "/:ifs" far
yo►ur child. -'11 i a, goodl _in !none alueas •I,,.• is; ,►mads. ur real .'•tate. and in ad.
intim]. it eneourai4. tall r.,t'ntials of
Thrift and Iront►nly.
.1-k ane about 4►ur .hsnior %erurity Ilan
for your child.
Goderich
Ontario
L.11 RA SECOND% BIKTUDAI
On the nnnive-rlsary of Lours
$ec'rord's birthday ;Saturday. Sep-
teuibef 13, historical a4*ietic* will
-honor the utentury of the best
known iceman in Canada's histort.
_� 'Canadian artist has created a
new portrait of Laura ecordrhe looked art a 'young woman.
II"k t'_tILDPI". aria, -)lir.
mild Mrs Ralph Fu -ter ant: tauti.y-
.:bti 1.lr-. Agutr 1' •Rller ,lil•'t...redK.:is-loth Liskf :e".ti 4) tv si>r:t
k'oratr's daughter, Mrs_
Ja ae-, Yiattttsh, Canoe Watton• and
family., )sirs. ,'osier n-waialyd to
'plead r feu 'reeks snth the NiattonYr. and Mrs. ,Juba Footer ut
(S••deritb sprat a few day* at the
house of Ur- arrd Yrs. R. roster.
while they were' semi rots Kirklashd
Lake.
Yr. mond Mles. Cwshw ...uf I)r-
twit visited re ently with the lardy"s
Mother, Mrr.. Jones.
Yrs. Eldon Erb and Douglas at
Li>.tuwt3 vitsited recently at the
home of •her sinter, Mrs. F.' Rising,
Mr Erb land Melvin coming over
for toy week -rad.
ikhool reopened ;hist week for
another s hool year with the
former teat -her, Mises Lois Feagan
and two new pupils, Barbara
Foster and Johnny Moerbeck as
beginners.Mr. apd Mrt-. Fred McCabe, Jerry
and Jim attended the fugal on
Tue-day its Clinton of Mr. McCabe's
neptew, Mr. Clayton McCullough.
its the J4 session of the American ofeither side'.sine.1514the
:1,\ade,rs. Jame- Te.'urd- had beent..•uud:,:Tc brtwrru ilio two n.t:iur=
th,1;.-r•.usl% wouu4jed its an earlit-r forNorthAwerita hasneverbeen
i.attie around (dureu.t.fu. and hi- el.•latcd by the. trv4.{. of . ith.r
,\.fe somas allowed it. tend hits/ with- t-..wllr3.
h*- eueuv' lilt.'. herr, ..n Juur
-le }r -a lent -d of the Ameri.an
plan t.. .urprise a BBriti-h detach-:lI l:f-aver 1tau:'-.1.4n,-4- fur:her ,test. under .,,mmandof 1.ieutenant 'James Fitzt:ibb+,a.
She dez*•rutin.KI :ll:lt if ir•ssible rh'-
4\•,ua1 t:.n\e\ :1 warning i+• the :.u-
1.er:lied troops- .
'1.1rttrig before da' light of one
.,f Ills- 1e.uges1 d.1�,4 of the near.atarpr.•\eu:.-41 1.y- the lame t.utnl.-r
4,1 Alner:rate st-utrie- fr+•ut 1:liking
t11•' direct route. she walked a!i'
and ,toe!: int. the eveuiil',.`f••r•• .••111ing It. the eiscalul.ltit•nt1144 pi.tiy t.f India lis wh. f..rlie-d11:11 of I•'itz4;il.l..,n'- for• -f•-. F:x
1.t tht- journey arl•l alaril...1
their - ,:1i- .1 'tt..-tiyl:i :Ind -n--
-lie •'4111•' 11.411, the.ite- :Intl !1i'--� 1•••'k leer I r
- shy• had :11, 1s-r-'a1.I*8 :1he Indians t•,
•
Monuasentss Ererted
tu4"raumrutt: have Leen
erected in memory- of Laura S•• -
-..r.1 - aehieventent. one at Queenstoat t•y the ('anadian go erumetlt.
41141 4,11.- ai Lundy ., lane be' the
(hilar.', 11i-zori4'a1 Society. but site
dill n..t live -to ort' either of thew.
F••r forty ;14ars her exploit wen'altmo-t nnreeogni%et1. A tuagazine
article ..f,lx'�l w:1s the tirsi grin:edmention of it. In 1,440 the then
1'r:tice of Wales. }:iter King I-dwardx"11. - 4 isitin11 t'an:ola t.. lay the
foundation stone of the 1►ttavvPath all.-nt Buildings. spent some
dais a; Niagi.r, Falls. :cud learn:ur:-;.ry -411! her a elx.iue
for •-n•• hundred )«.unds. She diel
(h-',,.er 1.. 144,-'.:141 is burit-d pith•r 1111-1+:Incl :➢i l,uudl'- t.:lne. 11--r
n;eu,e }i.1- 24.-1-14,*-' f.r (':111.tdi:4n- :1
-t 4,.n%l1. f •-, ::ramie. detot
tI WieT VAWA'OOS COUPLE i T N TY W1WUJ. t�lfi
CANAAV l sdia rsws to t� i aua
nts s
t �= 'GOLDEN 1WIDDIENSI ! lsi another S years at time pre- agricultural yrtsdtw. will Man
Larger. Probably wheat will be the
1.e -a1 rate .c P'uw tit, t'aat►d e's 1 . tursae yrodteet which wits atm:!
Mr. alai Mrs- 11sur.its 1shtlit. lift-- , pu]y,11t•1:etlutt -will t�e:att. :ft asilliUM•s, liner iv look to rzpo►t't. Aad if Ise
iecg resident, of W. W ass asaoa6 , sass The Financial t'ust. This w til iris" our brads and kelp to dowels"
Tuwii--'111.- u_srktit their :Oris wood- , mltrra a...rr la'�+hie' tw bei ruure , Isatfward tou.tries "i.e. wed
dishg a►anivrrstsry at their b..de.. 1 "i , � �- laar•k 115 will '-fat- 1 aht..0 dal bate WWII tr+..ub1e dadi�
trn>" i.nt.ltt+tilug its t arg: r ytuset markets for surplus crops .'4 ]earn
with family and ir:riAta_ tyre- r aliyg the rant Wtrlarad from show. The problem at ewer(
t3eveaty-sir *u-yrar•tuid. Mr- Inglis, rt. t�sod coats, mazy Canadian marges, for tars prodatts should
be' sasall. and fares price re•la ively
good-
the son of the late Yrhied lira. hest) iwluatriei(.'ttstsa 1 s+orebighirri
Jobs IRO* is still actively rugzged 1 matoar liwith 1'_8. illearts. Theree
in farming RV acres with the help
of kite sun, Tom.
Mrs. Lagos,, the formats Jennie
YatlCrasie, is the daughter try the
late Mr, aad Yrs. Alexander Mase-
Ylratrir_ At 71 she is also aetire,
and takes sa interest in the fans
and her dower garden, .
Married is South Rialtos Ile.-
byteriaa Church, Mr. and Mrs.
Inglis base, besides their son, Tom,
four other sons, ilea.area, of
Highgate; Ales, of. Nov Scotia ;
Roderick, of Forest., and Jack, of
Petrolia ; and two daughters, Mrs.
John (Betty) Flannigan, Toronto;
and Mrs. Robert (Pauline) . Adams.
Leas than TO years ago alult laum
sold for 18 a pound. Currently due
to research and increased produc-
tion it is about 18 cents.
ATTEND (1 CE
Members of the executive of the
Goderich Junior Chamber of Com-
nit-rre attended the diatriet con-
ference held • its Southampton on
::,iliac. Kon Ilawkins, Owen
:wound. was chairman of the con-
ference which was called to organ -1,
ire a program f..r the coming era-
..,n- Those attending from Godo-
' rich were: Cecil Holman, presi-
dent : Bert Ur+zciale, 1st vice-presi-
dent : Ralph Blackstone, treasurer
Jaek McKinnon, secretary.
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exp,•.-:21ti; at-)• ,-'- ;ht -.1 .,..
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i:lk1•t, h� -nr)•r and :he alt••..
f. r, e. ..•u -i- in; .f uln.ard, .f t:\e'
huutlre.1 elftt w,th a 1'it id )•i••' .it,t1
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a 11,4 e,a -its•-. ihat „in,' Iui�hI \+•
have h1 -e1 diff.•reutay-. the
.litier:.-an into:, -e.11 •.f ('.Inada. \vhe:f-
n•,1 e11; irt-;} re).111-ed. \\'a- pre�ell •.l
froth (111: -Ing 14-1 :. and i!:
' 1,1 rhe Itritl-lt in F:itri,lie \ver44
,:i,,1 ,•f .1 lar;:.- ).;.rt t•f their
t emit i.•- 1114 .14fett: :11d
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n•r*a
their fere,-- irl North .l•:,.-
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A GOOD M.'!IRROR
IS A JOY FOREVER
W E H AVE A
MIRROR rolf
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GINGER ALE
will be bore room .for tine Can-
aaiaa design - in furniture. in
clothes. and is huinel old *quip
Manufacturing will ,show the
greatest growth and will use _Amain
of the additional- labor tones Little
of the 'popelatioa tneveaae will low
to the farms. The sante- auaber
of farms will have jf.• more Cab -
POWER PACKED
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spattenlineImaltadik diilwbd sat
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sans war him 7bara dr fine t. tome
Dad's iriinsj Jia. Dsii's srilmisEc-
Re lulus" Is ne ori edam Mae pa
Isal baE1v-shop boder-eeuk ham.
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Representative •
K. S. GILLIS - GODERICH'
•
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tax.
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I've switched to Borden's
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At what age
do most
women retire:
Don't iet old shopping habits make you
miss the true -to -milk flavor of Borden's
Evaporated Milk!
Next time you shop. reach for the can
with Elsie on it ... find out what a differ-
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Wherever you use evaporated milk . •.. in
coffee, on cereals, in cooking . . . you'll ,
taste the improvement that Borden's true -
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Tv.I• M.v lhowsNd
Ten years earlier
than men ...
usually at 55.
They also live longer. Buoi-
ne*t+ women, therefore, re-
quire retirement income for.
a much longer period of
time than men. Many women
find Mutual Life of Canada
policies, with their absolute
safety, their steady ineremie
in values and their long
record of generous dividend
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way of providina adequate
income for the future.
Discuss your problem today
with *Mutual Life of Canada
representative.
N-1352
UTUALLES.
(-' CANADA
e",r ;' ✓,:•lei sellar'
,
GODERICH
Branch (/Aloe. Rank of 1I(:ntreal
Chambers
Sind tore. Cataria
Brandi Manager:
C. W. Leach, Phone 18
CLASSED AMONG THE FINEST . PRICED AMONG THE LOWEST!
This is your personal invitation to visit your
Pontiac dealer and find out for yourself, by
actual driving experience, why a Pontiac Fleet -
leader or Chieftain is one of the best all -'round
automotive values in the world.
For there's something basicallybetter built
into Pontiac -something you must drive your-
iself to apprecciate fully.
First of a11, there's the instant response of the
high -compression engines -for horsepower is
stepped up on both the Pontiac "6" and the
Pontiac "8". Then, if you're driving a Chieftain ,q
with Dual -Range Hydra -Matic Drive*, you'll
notice bow all the power you need is delivered
to you precisely and automatically -exactly
when you want it. Or, in a Fleetleader Deluxe
with PowerGlide f, this wonderful, oil -smooth -
automatic transmission will glide you over the
miles with amazing ease.
Somewhere on your drive, park the Pontiac
and look it over carefully. Notice how Pontiac is
packed with features which make it fully worthy
to be classed among the finest. Features like
GM "Shade -Lite", tinted glass all around which
filters out dangerous and unpleasant glare and
heat and includes the exclusive shaded
windshield. '
Then drive back to us, and we'll gladly give
you the facts and figures *hich prove the spee-
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