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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1952-09-18, Page 3ti fws 1t>JtY Ytar—No. 37. obertth $ttx1ta GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1952 BUSINESS D1RECTOICY, CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT • Licensed Telephone Miru,icilwl Auditor 343 A. M. HAIUII'ER CliAItPi)ItiF)D A.000UNTANT 55 Smith St.' Gederiuh, Out. CHIROPRACTIC HERBERT B. SUCH, D•C., 'Doctor of Chiropractic. Ottee Hours: Mon., Thurs.-9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tues., Fri --9 a.m. to 5 pan. 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Wed. & Sat. 9 to 11.80 a.m. Vitamin Therapy Office --Corner of South St. and Britannia Road. Phone 341. Western Ontario Motorways . SUMMER BUS TIME TABLES EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25. hone 344_for _for details. NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING RESULTS ARE PROVED Tangible evidence that newspaper advertising gets results is, provided almost every day in the utilises of the Signal -Stag. Recently, the Goderich Business College carried a display advertise- ment on .,'these pages announcing `the resumption of night school classes for the autumn. The Sig- nal -star Was published on Thurs- day. On Friday a call dame from the school to say that three up - plications had been made the pre- vious night. The school attributed the success of their 'Signal -Star advertising to the careful lay -out of the display with its eye-catching\.qual1ties. Another example of the same sort of quick result was given by a woman who -lost a handbag contain- ing $47 on the Square. She' in- serted a classified advertisement in the "Lost and Found" column of the Signal -Scar. The next day, the proprietor of a local store phoned the Signal -Star to say that he had diseovered the lady's handbag on his premises. The Signal-iStar has facilities to advertise your needs, whatever they, are, to the public of the district. Advertising in the Signal -Sar is READ and remembered. Charter Coaches for all occasions. For information • phone Samis Motors at 344, particularly for schedule changes on holidays. a w + Bentley RoyN. Public Accountant P.O. Box 58. Phone 587 Goderich, Ontario NOW LOCATED • IN BANK OF COMMERCE 'BUILDING ON THE SQUARE H. M. FORD GetInsured — Stay Insured --- Rest Assured TELEPHONE 268w Geo. G. MacEwan Fire, Accident and Motor Car Insurance OFFICE—MASONIC TEMPLE WEST STREET PHONE 230 GODERICH A. L. COLE Optometrist—Optician Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted Phone 33 Goderich, Ont. ALBERT SHORE Public Accountant Income Tax Consultant Income Tax Returns pr :,tared 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, G ODERICII. POLICE COURT 3 Months in Jail is Sentence Given on Liquor Count ............!.... Malcolm 1 M INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Now located at 46 WEST STREET GODERICH Phone 115W Leonard Overholt, Goderich, pleaded guilty on Thursday of, last week before Magistrate D. E. Holmes, Q.C., to a charge of keeping liquor .for Sale, and was sentenced "3' p.m. on Saturday, October 11, into three mouths in jail. 'A large Metropolitan United Church, Lou - quantity of beer and whisked', in- don. eluding 12 -ounce bottles of the lat- ter seized by police, was ordered HURON COUNTY CROP REPORT confiscated and destroyed. Seeding of fall wheat is in full The liquor was seized iu a. raid swing and soil uii5ture conditions by police at the uecused's Kingston have never been better for the seed - street garage on August 6 during lug Of this crop. 'Silo filling has the Old Home Week celebration. commenced in the south end of the Convicted in 1946 county and will become general A similar conviction was regis- in another week. ,Both silage and tered against Overholt, under the husking corn will be considerably C.T.A. in 11)46. above an average crop. - A second,, charge of bringing liquor into Huron County for other than -his own personal or family Mobile Telephone use was dismissed last Thursday. Suspended sentence for six Service Brought months ou his own buil of $50 was grunted to Kenneth McKenzie. Clinton, who pleaded guilty to theft to This District of a motor from a Ford truck from Edmund St. Amens. Crown Attorney H. Glenn Hays, Q.C., stated that St. Amens 'did his own work in the 'McKenzie garage. lie left an old motor.from the truck there while he installed a new one. Later, .when he asked accused fur the -cold- motor; he'lvas''toid-he- didtrt. know where it was. Taxi Operators Charges of operating taxis i:► Clinton without a 'license, contra my to a town bylaw, against William Hanley and Bruee.Brennenuua, were dismissed. Evidence given by Clifford Ash- ton and I)ougias Kennedy, taxi operators in Clinton, wasthat they had seen the two outside operator.. Departing Rector OCCUR OVER WEEK -END will .take place' in` London when Honored by People ,. Mary Ellett Culbert, daughter of , ( Two flight cadets suffered persun- Mr. find Mrs. Cecil Culbert of Dun- of e St. George's al injuries when they were involved tianuon, will wed Donald, Lloyd in an accident which tiveurred ou No. A highway between Clinton and \ illiatnaua .too of. airs. William - sou, of London, and the lute Mr. S. \Ieurt►ers of St. George's congrttg the 11.t'.A•F• station u[i tiaturday. \Vill.iuuisun, stud her cxlusin. Sir- taloa gathered in the parish hall, on giniu Lee Siittw, dt}pghter of Mr. 1\'edaesday of last week to gift (' ' Parkhill was cuutined to thr and Mrs. Charles Arthur ShaW, of Lun(lun, exchauges,vows with Keith an official farewell to their rector, Eimer Wood, son of \1r. and Mrs. the 11ev. It. H. Farr and Mrs. Farr, Douglas Wood, of Loudon. • The ceremonies will take place at EDWARD W. ELLIOTT LICENSED AUCTIONEER Correspondence promptly an- swered. Immediate arrangements can be made for Sales Date by calling Phone 460J, Clinton. • :Charge moderate and- satisfac- tion Guaranteed. HAROLD ,JACKSON - LICENSED AUCTIONEER HURON AND PERTH Seaforth Phone 11:661 or r 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 GODERICH D. GUITARD Stonework, -Brickwork and Plastering A good job of plastering has no substitute Phone 482, Brock and. Victoria In Their taxis parked on Clinton stwets. They _slid not see the ac- cused pick up any passengers, they said. Chief of Police" J . I Ferranti l of Clinton said he asked them why A new landmark (ring erected near Clinton this week will play a part in bringing mobile telephone tellent co-operation from t service to this region. wardens. 1 am not the judge of C. B. Symonds, Bell 'Telephone whether my ministry has been su'e- Manager• for this region, tld the ees.vful Spiritually ---nor fire you--- Siguail-Star that it prefabricated but wt, trust thitt It was. I would r► t N t1 r will• house- tt .t -building which 1 1i];e u t re urn 3► o o t r thr r ui 1 ec f . I [uetit connected with the service yerus, just to see you and shako was placed on a site four miles hands with you, but especially to north of Clinton this week. .. the change, in the Sunday150 Feet 14IigL school children. A_ sleet" I ransuritier-retciver, 1.ti) feet high, wilt- be crerted beside "'t,hunk you for all your help. 1 Yhope you will hive my successor - the building soon. the sante co-operation," lie con - The building is of frame rota- „luded. structiom, eight try 15 feet, has a \irs. I'altier aand'h r' Tr.1)odd, flirt roof and air exterior of asbestos mi behalf of .the (`hurchd'onlen's 'shingle .• The transmitter-r(•eemV-t1 ild, airel 1' • is a straight steel' mast.. j ou gubehalf of the Mai gat et Seagrrvru.er They are faring erected in toil- 1 ('Ingpreseritetl Mrs. Farr •itii a uection w•th.a large-scale exltansiuts sterling .ilvem- uxatt ftrrk wanal t of the Kell Company's mobile tele` utantii cluck. lahuntservice wish When r t i Life \i[enrbc'rship • liltted, will coyer :a wide area of In ihinking the women for their they. had barked there_ and Wenn,- I Ilii mmm io, man had a►i►swered,- ''To pick itl► Mobile telep.hoae service ptfl'ntits who left on Tuesday for Sarnia where Mr. Farr has been appointed reeler of St: John's parish by the Rt. Rev. G; N. Luxton, Bishop of Huron. Col. A. F. Sturdy, rector's warden, in presenting, 'Mr. ,',Farr with a purse of money on behalf of the congregation and Sunday school, said "I couldn't say this is a pleasure, for it isn't a. pleasure to say good-bye to one who has been with us for seven years." Col. Sturdy praised Mr. Farr for the great practical qualities be had shown in supervising the ex- tensive repairs that had been made to the fabric of the church. Rector Replies "Mrs. ,,Farr and I have enjoyed every- moment of our stay in (lode rich," Mr. Farr said in reply, "and I think we can look back on our years here as some of the happiest in our lives. "If I have had any success it is because 1 was working with wonderful people and have had ex• hospital -with back in- juries and J. G. Grant was re- leased after treatment of heart lacerations. Police said their cur hit a soft shoulder, went oif ' the road and hit a tree. The car wits demolished. Provincial Constable Il, Orr, Gode- rich, investigated. , Drivers of two ears escaped in- jury on Friday evening -when trucks driven by Grey Ives, R.R. 2, Clin- ton, and Harry Williams, Seltford, sideswiped each other on the Mait- land concession, four miles north of Ifolmesville, police reported. FUNERAL HELI) 'A large mintier of citizens at- tended the funeral service for Mrs. A. D. McLeaq held at the Lodge funeral' 'home. Among the wealth of floral tributes were those from the Kirk Session of Knox Presby- terian Church and the Women's hospital- Auxiliary. The Rev. R. ''Cl.' MacMillan con- ducted the service and the pall- bearers were George Schaefer, If. C. Dunlop, Frank McArthur, Robert Bisset, George Mac•Ewan and \V J. (taker. Intertuertt took plate In Maitland cemetery.' tueniliershij► .in alit org ariiziathat. She said she especially thanked them for the privilege of being allowed to be •a person rather Ihat:► just the rector's wife." C. h'. Chapman, people's warden, who :acted its chairman, also intro- duc•ed-Harold Shore, Sunda' u•huiol superintendent, and former wardens ir:'"'Cl-F'Trrd, Dr. .i `C." I:ritttaiia :and S. II. i'revett, tcho all stroke briefly. Tea was served frons :a beautiful- ly decorated table, centred with a bowl of petunias :anal snapdragons, Banked by lighted tatidles in_ silver ,. ► V 'aua ,► _I1 candelabra.' _1t.. D. F. 1 'was in charge of decorations, Pour- ing tea were Mrs. .1. F. Sturdy and gifts, Mrs. (Farr also thanked the :Mrs. l'. 1 . ('halout:au. assistcal by Appointed to Head Aircraft Division of Local Company John K. Sully, teenager of the Dominion Road Machinery Cu., Limited, has announced the appoint - went of Mr. Geoffrey Martin to the liesition of director in charge of the recently formed Aircraft Division of DRMCO.' To participate in the program of national defence, the company, in addition ' to manufacturing its Champion line of Road Machinery, has expanded plant, personnel and facilities for the engineering end manufacturing of aircraft tooling fixtures. Mr. Martin brings to his new duties wide 'experience with air- craft engineering- and' production problems through his long associ- ation with aircraft companies both in England and in Canada. Edu- cated at Victoria Technical College, Swindon, England, he was associ- ated with the firms of Armstrong - 'Whitworth, General Aireraft and Vickers -Armstrong both before and during the last war. His experi- ence in Canada includes work with Heel Aircraft Company and the Ford Motor Company. - Mr. and Mrs. Martin and their two Children, Colin, age six, and Gareth, two, have taken .up resi- dence on Cameron street. MR. -IR HILL'S ADVICE When Lady Violet Bonham Car- ter, one time 11.B,C. Governor and' leading Liberal speaker,t i ce the TAO vdrts Let -lure -Before "tile Itoyaal College of Physicians, her suhjet-t was • 1'he Power of Words." She recently broadcast a shortener) and revised version of this lecture in the L'. K.C.'s Homo Service, divid- ing it into the three set -tions In 'which -the power of words was uuu►ifested,: public. speaking, broad- , ,t•asting, and hooks.' In the first category she cited early advice give•u. her by Mr. Churchill, one of the greatest orators Britain has lever known. lie said: "What. mat- !ten: aat- PAop 't`,H'Rri n DOUBLE WEDDING I D DIST$( :T AGOIDENTS A double wedding of interest !ters first and roost is Wile you are. What matters next is how" you say last What matters l.a.s t and leapt is what you s,ty.' s, , said ,e hail exchange ut aou crs,atnu ha[weti► uaerhhers of the \Vunaa-u's Aaxitlamr: members of the Church wuriltr,'- A railway •10 tamp the iron or, psis. cn„e rs. Witness d 1 t, who. at their prey e itin regular meet-- Guild and, the :Margaret Stager deposits of Ungava. Clue to be pro - not t;c>n thea, take iia airy Iris- vehicle: on the road and any tele- ing, had preseriteal hewith at life ('tubs dating in 1951, will rust :$7: ,oNtfi.IR)it. stui;ers. phone, whether uootrtit. fixed, A charge of attempted breaking which caul be reached in the urditi- . ••• and entering a tool shed at the ary way • through lural or lung', construction 'work on the new Knox i distaanre•" channels, \l►•. Symonds ex - Presbyterian Church against Mur- • plaints]. ray Illiapr, (loderich, w ►s dismissed. ! I The service will be made avail-- - [able in this imareat .and in the Lon" SA1.1'i OR•I) (BOY INJURED data, Kravehridge. Iluntsville, 1 rc-- Andrew (thiel, IU, sou of \ir.:ind Mrs. Albert Billet of SaItford, was taken to Alexandra hospital suffer- ing from concussion.. 'lie was tak- ing a ride on as wagon on his way hometrona school and -j atm ped oil' the wagon before it stopped, falling on his head. tun. Parry Sound, I) ncmte, Port Ilope, Hawkt•'sburc, . Corn wit II, I lt- tatwa, Brockville, iSnriths Falls, Kingston and Belleville areas late this year. it js already available in the Toronto, Barrie and Montreal regions. Further expansion- will take place in 195:t. LOOK ON THE BRIGHT SIDE y, ..AND YOU CAN GET THEM AT GODERICH MOTORS FORD & MONARCH ' SALES- & SERVICE SOUTH ST. GODERICH GODERICH PAVILION DANCING WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY Every Saturday night through September, Paul Cross and his orchestra. Every Wednesday night modern and old time dancing, Clarence Petrie's Nighthawks. - The Pavilion ,is available for concerts, teas and dances. The Management caters to banquets; wedding receptions, etc. , Phone 675 or 419. - GODERICH THEATRES PRESENT Atn ARK Othe TheP Square • q PHONE 1150 flow—"Sire's Working Her Way Through College"—in Techni- fiolor with Virginia Mayo. MON., TUES. and WEi). •, Yvonne De Carlo,- Rock Hudson and Richard Denning She was as saloon girl and hia merchant ship captain end their ronrante highlights At thrilling Technicolor drantit. "SCARLET . ANGEL" THI'R., FRI. and SAT. i,e* Ayres, Marilyn Maxwell and Andy Devine The Indian It,'•bcilion of 1800 sets the theme fur a colorful •tory hi which courage is rated rather high. -- in New Amoco Color,— "NEW MEXICO" Coming—Frank Sinatra and Shelley Winters in "Meet Danny Wilson. he CAPITAL Street PHONE 47 Now --Laurel and Hardy—in the Comedy hit -•--"Way Out West." MON.. TUES. and WED. Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Yolande de Donlan and A. E. MattiteWs Tili's hlUarion. a'tomicomorly cone erns a duck, that lays uranium eggs anti sets off e•trtrsitleiable turmoil when tie got -ern- -meat tries to isolate its isotope. "Mit. DRAKE'S DUCK" mutt., FRI. and SAT. "THE ROSE - BOWL STORY" (Tilat-tolor enhances the 1'aa'-ud: nag Tournament of ito.e,: parade and the New Year's (lay foo4lrall•gwnre in the famed Rose, rte oval . Marshall Thompson. Vera Miles and Ray' Rt' ber M1Tatiness af. the (Capital only Saturdays al 2.30 p.m. IT'S A FACT . • . that the Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada has well over a million policyholders throughout the world. In the More than three-quarters of a century of the Company's existent, octr two billion dollars has been paid to policyholders and beneficiaries Representative of Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada Harold W. 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